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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 8, 1952)
The Stat man, Salem, Oregon, Friday, February r 4 if! Society .... Clubs Music Th Homo ti Nawlywcds Will Livo in Portland Mt. Ansel Nuptials for Miss Clare Semolke of Portland, daugh ter f Mr. and Mrs. August Se malke at Mt. Angel,' and Eugene Vllleneuve, son of Mr. and Mrs; Joseph Vllleneuve of Portland, were celebrated in St. Mary's Church at Mt. Angel Saturday morning, Feb. 2, at 9:30 o'clock, the Rev. Cyril Lebold, OSB offi ciating at the nuptial high mass. Mt. Mary's choir sang the mass and Miss Louise Schindler was soloist while Miss Helen Keber presided at the organ. The bride wore traditional white satin, designed with fitted bodice, leng sleeves and full skirt with long train. Her veil of illusion was held by a satin bonnet and she carried a spray bouquet of Ameri can Beauty roses tied with white satin. Miss Louise Schindler was the only attendant. She wore Nile green taffeta and net with eton Jacket and bonnet of taffeta. She carried coral hued carnations. Pat Vllleneuve was best man for his brother and ushers were Richard Neumann and Henry Villeneuve. Mrs. Semolke chose a delphin ium blue afternoon dress for her daughter's wedding and Mrs. Ville neuve wore a black ensemble. Each wore a corsage of white carna tions. A wedding breakfast for mem bers of the bridal party, immedi ate families and the officiating clergy was held at the home of the bride's parents. A reception for other relatives and friends with a buffet luncheon followed. Assist ing were Mrs. Richard Neumann i Oswego and Mrs. Arthur Dahl of Longview, Wash., sisters of the bride, and Miss Eva Merle Bruch of Portland. After . wedding trip to Seattle and paints north, the newlyweds wHI reside In Portland. Forgoing way the bride chose -a gold dress, winter-white coat and black accessories.-- V. ' X Sheridan Mrs. Leslie Hubble was honored this week at a show er for which "Mrs. Raymond Yoder was iiostess. Guests were Mrs. F. I. Yoder, Mrs. Helen Neshnelm, Mrs. Davis Yoder. Mrs. Fred Wirfs, Mrs. Junior :Yoder, Mrs. Ralph Yader, Mrt. -Charles Gould, Mrs. Dan Ewing, Mrs. Charles Ritner and Mrs. Robert Cox. Wniaaalna-The Willamina Civ ic Club held its past presidents tea Thursday with Mrs. Ralph Dundas presiding at the meeting. Guests were Mrs. Kenneth Shetterly, Mrs. Rant JHeely, Airs. H. A. Parrett, Mrs- Bryan Watts, Mrs. Oscar Beneflel, Mrs. Rurik Hendrick soa and Mrs, Ralph Dundas. Mrs. Cfeetterly and Mrs. Neely poured Wt Mrs. Laurice Fox sang. Grand Officers to Visit Cfecptors The regular meeting of Chad wick Chapter OES was held Tues day evening with Mrs. Herman Johnston, worthy matron, and Gordon Barker, worthy patron, presiding. Mr. and Mrs. ' Burton Bennett, Mrs. Custer Tbump&on and Mrs. Ethel Phetos became meniDcn oy anuiauoa. The initiatory degree! conferred on Miss Patricia Bram ble by her father Paul Bramble, associate patron. An out-of-town visitor was Mrs. Mabel Muir from Star City Chapter, Saskatchewan, juasxa. At three p. m. Saturday, Feb, 9 at the Masonic Temple, Mrs. Leila Wimberly, associate matron of Grand Chapter of Oregon will conduct a school on instruction for officers and members of Chad- wick Chapter. The official visit of Mrs. Alice Robinson, worthy grand matron of the Grand Chapter of Oregon,, will be at 8 o'clock, Saturday evening, Feb. 16 at Scottish Rite Temple for both Chadwick and Ainsworth Chapters. Refreshments were served after the meeting with Mrs. Arthur Davis as chairman. ; Past Presidents At Lucht Homo MT. ANGEL The Past Pres idents' Parley of the Mt Angel Unit of the American TtHrm Aux iliary met at the heme of Mrs. xrea juuent Wednesday night. The evening was spent in sewing ditty nags zor tne Jfortland Veterans Hospital. 4 - A motion was nasimA tn rhsnm the meeting dates from the fust vveanesaay 01 eacn month to the third Tuesday. The meeting will be March 1& and will hm hM t the home of Mrs. Peter F. Gores. The hostess was assisted by. her daughter, Mrs. Robert Wiegand, in serving the late supper. Annual Guest TVigbt SILVERTON The annual "guest njght" dinner of the Sil vertoa Woman's Club will be held Monday nieht. Fib. 11 at Methodist Church, reports -Mrs. Jtiartan moe, president. Dr. How ard W, Runkel, director of Wil lamette Unlverslt iwuli rianarl- ment, win give the address. His theme is -Lincoln, Legend or Les son." Mr. .and Mrsv Ronald Craven ox Salem will present tbe musical program, wnicn is being arranged by Mrs. F. E. Sylvester,' program chairman, Woodbnrn St. Lake's Catholie Church will be the scene of a wed ding Saturday morning, Feb. 23, when Miss Donna Mae Sonnen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Sonnen of Aurora Route 1, will become the bride of Frank Lewis Crooks, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Crrnks of Woodburn Route 2. The eeMtaeny will be performed at ajn. and a reception will be held at the American Legion Hall that afternoon from 1 until t o'clock. 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