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Br Jeryeae English
DATES ARE SET . . ..The roman
tic month of June is rudning true
t) tradition this season . . . with
the usual number of weddings and
toews of engagements and late sum-
met ceremonies ... On Saturday
night, June 3 wedding bells will
ting for Ann Gillenwaters and Al
ton Chamberlain, son of Mr. and
Mrs. John L. Chamberlain of Sa
lem . . . The bride-elect is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R.
Gillenwaters of LaCanada, Calif,
i . . The future Mrs. Chamberlain
received her degree from the Uni
versity of Oregon on Sunday . . .
THe wedding will take place in Sa
lam at St. Paul's Episcopal church
VUh the Rev. George H. Swtft of
ficiating at the 8 o'clock rites . . .
-a reception will follow in the Mir
ror room of the Marion hotel - .
The bride-to-be is in Salem, this
week making final plans for her
wedding ... She will then go
south to finish her trousseau shop
Ding and will return to Salem the
week of her marriage accompanied
by her parents ...
A July wedding ... for Mar
tha Elizabeth Durham, daughter
af Mr. and Mrs. Geerre Durham,
mad Osdea GUdew. sea af Mr.
mad Mrs. O. O. GUdew ef Kla
math Fails . . . The engagement
ad fertheeeainf snarriage af the
da k b a i b g aaneuaeed this
. week by the bride-elect's par
aU ... The July S ceremony
Will take place at the First Cob
gregatieaal church . . . Miss
Irarhaaa and her fiance have
beea attending Oregea State eel
lege ... She wears the Delta
Gamma pin and Mr. GUdow is a
member, af Delta' Upsiloa . .-X
After their marriage the couple
wni lire ia Corrallte, while he
eeaapletes his studies with the
department af agricaltare ...
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sb vita Mw its are 111 iu iiuu
to the wedding of Miss Delores
Jaa Fisher, daughter of Dr. and
Mrs. Robert Fisher of Portland,
and Don Edward Phillips, young
est son of Mr. and Mrs. William L.
Phillips . . . The ceremony will be
performed on June 30 at the Val
ley Community church in Portland
t 8 o'clock with a reception fol
lowing in the Church Fellowship
ball ... Enclosed in the same
envelope with the invitations were
lever maps directing the guests to
, the church, which is on Brentwood
drive . . . and only two miles from
the bride's home at Glencuilen on
Kanan drive ...
rAKTY NOTES . . . Friday, June
Ti will be the date for the Town
club's sport dance ... The locale
will be the Izaak Walton clubhouse
frh.l Olmnn Wiwl rv'c nrrhMtri has
been engaged to play for the af
fair . . . The Hawaiian theme will
be used for the decor and there
win nk m mifTdr rhiA . . r Tin r tnm
end of the hall ... 2
, A reaaloa . . . af farmer seheo!
friends with their children an
Thursday aftemeen at the heme
r Mrs. VlcUr CalUas . . . Gath
ering; far the pienie will be Mrs.
Kneaell Beardsley and ehtUren.
Janet and Jim, who are here for
the remainder af the month from
their heme la San Leandre, CaL
... they are guests af her par-
-" mil. mmtyu I u
... Mrs. Frank Newell and chil
dren, Frank and Geerrie See, af
Walla Walla wha are visiting her
-parent, the J. J. Wtlaaaa . . .
Mrs. Jehn Hayes and danghtetra,
jjeyee and Nancy. Mrs. Wayne
Badley. Eileen, AUaa and Brace
... Mrs. Garden Keith and dau
ghters, Christine and Frances ...
ad Marilyn and Jahn Cetllne. . .
Laaeheene mm agenda . ; . Mrs.
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Shuttlea 'ara flying this wek during class hours for about 30 woman attending a spe
cial weaving class at the Pi Beta Phi house, 1445 State street, by Miss Berta Fray of New
York City. The amateur -weavers are cony en ed in Salem from all over the state, and some
from out of state. Here plying the shuttle at her loom is Mrs. R. Q. Brady, 375S Garden rd.,
and vratching are. from left, Mrs. William H. Burghardt, 860 Union sL, Miss Mabel P. Rob
ertson, president of th Salem Wsavars Guild; Miss Fray; Mrs. G. M. Shields, San Gabriel,
Calif.; and Mrs.: John Tanner, Temple City, Calif. (Statesman photo).
Samuel B. Gillette, who is visiting;
here from Kent, Wash., . and her
sister-in-law, Mrs. Mason Bishop,
have Invited a few of their friends
to a one o'clock luncheon this aft
ernoon at Silver Falls lodge . . .
Thursday afternoon Mrs. Stephen
Tabacchi will be a luncheon host
ess at her new home on West La
felle . . . Her. guests will include
Mrs. John Griffith, Mrs. William I
Phillips, Mrs. Floyd Shepard, Mrs.
John Caugheil and Mrs. D. R.
Dunlop. s
A little bey ; . . was been ta
Mr. and Mrs. James Frederick
Sproale (Shirley Clark) aa Tues
day marning at the Salem Me
morial heaplUt . . . He tipped
the scales at seven paaads and
has beea named Michael Wil
liam . .'. the pread grandpa rente
are Mr. and Mr. Francis- K.
Clark . . . - ,
Retaras heme . . . Mrs. Roger
M. Schnell was in San Francisco
last week with her navy lieu tent
ant husband and to say; goodbye
before he left for duty in Japan
Mrs. Schnell and their son will re
main in Salem while ha Is over
seas at the home of her mother.
Mrs. John Beakey . . . i
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Mrs. Charles Nertea, with Mrs.
Manno Dalke as assisting hostess,
entertained for the June meeting
of the Swegle Woman's, club on
Tuesday. Plana ware made for the
annual family picnic to be held
Miss Steckloy
Weds in South
Mr. ad Mrs. Jack Raima nn are
announcing the marriage of their
daughter Miss Florene Steckley,
to Gerald M. Kennedy, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Gene Kennedy, on June
1 in Clovis, New Mexico. The
double ring ceremony was per
formed by Rev. Lorts of the First
Christian church of Clovis.
Immediately following the mar
riage the couple returned to Lub
bock. Texas, where they will re
side while Mr. Kennedy ia station
ed at Reese Air Force base.
Miss i Batty Cox
Tolls Troth
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Cor of
Dallas are announcing the engage
ment of their daughter. Miss Betty
J. Cox, to Ronnald R. Ruggles, son
of Mrs. Gladis Jaqek of Yonoalla,
Oregon and I. R aggies of Inde
pendence. No wedding date has
been set.
The brlde-eieat is a graduate of
Dallas high aohool and her fiance
of YoncaUa schools. Mr. Ruggles is
employed at the Willamette Val
ley Lumbar Co.
Laaa tarewa -waft
for a salad lunaheoa on Tuesday
afternoon at bar home for
of her study group.
Miss Mai ilyn
Waters Weds
Mrj Arnold
Bouquets of roses and gladio
uses banked the altar of the First
Congregational church Tuesday
night for the lovely summer wed
Ung of Miss Marilyn. Elizabeth
Waters j eldest daughter of Dr. and
Mrs. Kenneth H. Waters, and Jer
rol Thomas Arnold, ana of Mrs.
Kathleen Arnold. ; -
It was at 8 o'clock that Dr. Seth
R. Huntington performed the nup
tials before a large gathering of
friends! end relatives of the cou
ple. George Miller was the soloist
and William Fawk the organist.
Of white nylon net over satin
was the bridal gown fashioned
with a ruffled skirt, which ended
in a short train. The draped bodice
was strapless and was worn with
a net jacket with-ruffled sleeves.
Her white illusion veil was adorn
ed with ruffling and ' cascaded
from s crown of seed pearls and
rhinestones. She carried a bouquet
of atepnanotis centered with white
purple throated orchid.
Miss Susanna HowelL the maid
of honor, wore an orchid net gown
and carried yellow roses. The
bridesmaids were Miss Frances
Mathews and Miss Dorothy Peder
son, whose frocks ware of orchid
net. Miss Clarfce Waters and Miss
Claudia .Waters, twin sisters of
the bride, who wore orchid and
tMue nei gowns, ine girls wore
matching stoles and headdresses
with their frocks and their bou
quets! were of roses shading from
pastel pink to dark ' pink, i Sue
Schaefer, the flower girL wore a
blue taffeta frock with- pink stole.
Attend the Greem
Eart Eshleman stood with the
groom as best man and seating
the guests were Ronald Walters.
Ronald Phillips of Portland, Doug
las Rogers and Benjamin Solvon
of Albany. " '
For her daughters wedding Mrs
Waters selected a gray crepe gown
with matching headdress and Mrs.
Arnold wore a rose crepe gown
with neadaress to match.
A reception followed in the
fireplace room. Mrs. N. J. Arnold
of Lebanon and Mrs. . Bertha
Walker poured. Mrs. Harrol Dick
ey and Mrs. Stanley Waters cut
the I cake. Assisting were Mrs.
H. S. Whiteside at Corvallis, Mrs.
Richard Arnold, Miss Idna Mann
ing. j Miss Betty Brinkley. Miss
Carol Strebif and Mrs. Carl Beck.
After a wedding trip along .the
Oregon aaast the couple will be at
home -la Salem. For going away
the new airs. Arnold changed to a
mareosi suit with blue accessories
and a white orchid eoraage. ,
Feted on Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Cross
were honored at a picnic lunch on
Sunday at Silver Creek Falls in
observance of their 43th wedding
anniversary. .
Attending: were Mr. and Mrs.
L. S. Cross, Mrs. Juanita Curry
and Rickey, Mr. and Mrs. William
Cross, Ronald and Susan, Mrs.
M. E Johnson of Great Falls,
Mont., and Mr. and Mrs. Travis
Cross and son, Craig, of Eugene.
Diane. Riggs7
Tells Troth
Announcement is being made af
the engagement of Miss Diane
Riggs, daughter af Mr. and Mrs.
Earl H. Riggs of Salem, to Claude
A. Vaucher, son af Dr. and Mrs.
Edouard M. Vaucher of Geneva,
Switzerland. The wedding of the
duo Is planned for this fall.
The .news was first told at a
party on June 2 at the ham of
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Mikklaten In
Seattle for a group of the couple's
friends from Seattle Paciflc Col
lege. The betroth! was disclosed
in Individual wrapped places oi
candy.
Miss Riggs. a graduate of Salem
schools, and her fiance are seniors
at Seattle Pacific College. Mr.
Vaucher attended the College of
Geneva before coming to Seattle.
Graduato Feted
The Statesman. Salem. Oregon, Wednesday. June' 13. I9SI $
Mrs. James Sehon.Jr- f Oak-i tal for a -fortnight with her sisl
land. Cat if., is visiting in the capi-i ter, Mrs. J. H. Brazie. f j-
At Suppor
Miss Norvada Smedley, who was
among the Willamette university
graduates on Sunday, was honor
ed, at a supper party following the
commencement exercises when
Mr. and Mrs. James Quails en
tertained at their North 2 4th street
home.
Attending were Miss Smedley,
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. H. E.
Smedley, Mr. and Mrs. Ira God-
dard, Robert Goddard, Miss vaaa
Whitten and Irs Whitteit of Phil
lipsburg, Kansas, Mrs. Ida Carper
of Lincoln, Nebraska, and the
hosts.
The out-ef-town guests came
west for Miss Smedley s cradua
tioo. Sh is the granddaughter of
Mr. Whitten. The visiters have
been - tax en en numerous scenic
trips and last week attended the
Rose Festival and the Ice Follies
in Portland. They will return to
Nebraska by car, accompanied by
Mr. and Mrs. Geddard and son.
Robert.
the first Sunday
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