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10 (Sc 1) Statesman, Salwn, jOt. Thur July 16, 1953
Darleen Gray,
Mr. McMullen
Married
" The Tirst Congregational
'Church was the scene of a lovely
' wedding Wednesday night when
Miss Darleen Gray, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Gray, be
came the bride of Alan McMullen,
. son of Mr. and Mrs. Vernal D.
McMulles.
It was at 8 o'clock that the Rev.
Louis White offciiated at the cer
emony before an arrangement of
. pastel summer flowers and can
dles. Leslie Gray, the bride's bro
ther, was the soloist and Jean
Hobson Rich was the organist.
Of white lace over satin was
the bridal gown, fashioned with
a full skirt terminating in a train.
The bodice was made with a
high, rounded neckline with a
net yoke. Her fingertip veil cas
caded from a satin cap adorned
with seed pearls. She carried a
bouquet of red Happiness roses.
-Sister Only Attendant
! Mrs. Norman Siefken of Eu-
-gene was her sister's only at
tendant She wore a white organ
dy Ngown over pink tafeta and a
cap of pink net caught with pink
sweet peas. She carried a white
nylon ruffeled fan adorned with
pink sweet peas and pink bows.
Cynthia Gray, the bride's niece
was the flower girl and wore
white net over yellow taffeta.
The train bearers were the
grooms' young brothers, Douglas
and Ronald McMullen.
William Johnson stood with the
groom as best man and seating
the guests were Norman Siefken,
William Fickie and Edward
Burke.
For her daughter's wedding
Mrs. Gray chose a navy blue
with pink accessories. Her flow
ers were rubrum lilies. Mrs. Mc
Mullen selected an Alice blue
cotton lace gown with white ac
cessories for her son's marriage.
Her corsage was of Talisman
roses.
A Garden Reception
The newlyweds greeted their
guests at a reception at the "Ha
venworth," the Glenn Creek
Drive home of the bride's uncle
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Worth. The bridal party received
before the fountain in the form
al garden. The bride's table was
arranged on the terrace by the
swimming pool.
Cutting the cake were Miss
Barbara McMullen, sister of the
groom, and Mrs. Leslie Gray.
Pouring were Miss Eva McMul
len, also a sister of the groom,
Mrs. Richard Gray and Mrs. Har
ley Gray. Miss Delores George
passed the guest book. Assisting
in the serving were Miss Louise
and Nancy Owens.
After a honeymoon trip by
plane to Carmel, Calif., the cou-
Committees are
Appointed
Mrs. Dolly Hastings of America
Rebekah Lodge of Los Angeles
was a visitor at the meeting of
Salem Rebekah Lodge Monday
evening. Mrs. Justina Kildee, dep
uty president, installed Mrs. Jack
Kinney as left supporter to the
vice-grand.
Mrs. Aubrey Roher, noble
grand, appointed her standing
committees for the coming term;
jewels, Mrs. Iviadene Hubbard,
Mrs. Floyd West, Mrs. Dora Hill,
Mrs. Stella Hess and Mrs. Rhoda
Nagle; ways and means, Mrs. Roy
Pease, Mrs. Ray Webb, Mrs. Mer
ritt Brown, Mrs. Harold Corwin
and Mrs. Marian Sylvis; Theta
Rho Board, Mrs. L. A. Pepper,
Mrs. Elmer Roth, Mrs. R. S. Van
Pelt, Mrs. Charley Neubauer, and
Mrs. Wesley Hunter; Good of the
Order, Mrs. Margaret Sisk; pub
licity, Mrs. Merle Ivie; fraternal
press reporter, Mrs. V .A. Coch
ran; education chairman, Miss
Lila Daily; decorations, Miss
Lynn Hill; finance, Mrs. Clem
Ohlsen, Mrs. Roy Pearce and Mrs.
Virgil Parker.
Past Noble Grands club will
meet on Wednesday evening with
Mrs. Fred Shafer, 650 Shipping
Street Thete Rho Club will meet
Thursday evening and L.E.A. will
meet Friday evening after a cov
ered dish dinner with Encamp
ment members and friends. Visits
to Independence and Monmouth
lodges were also reported.
Visiting at the home of Miss
Mary L. Hammack last week was
Miss Nina Asbahr of San Fran
cisco, formerly of Salem and Cor
vallis. Miss Asbahr is Christian
Education director at the Calvary
Baptist Church in San Francisco.
She has her master's degree from
Wheaten College and is recog
nized for considerable writing in
her field.
Mrs. Turl Lind was hostess for
a luncheon Saturday t the Bright
Spot Cafe in compliment to Mrs.
William Kern and Mrs. lone Ray
mond, who are visiting here from
Los Angeles. Mrs. Edith Bane en
tertained at luncheon Monday aft
ernoon at her North Winter
Street home for the visitors and
a group of their friends.
A camp program planning
meeting is scheduled for Thurs
day afternoon at the YWCA at 2
p.m. with Miss Edna Acheson,
program director, in charge. The
YWCA camp will be held August
16-22 at Silver Creek with Miss
Louise Armson the director.
pie will be at home in Taconia
while Mr. McMullen is stationed
at Fort Lewis with the army. For
traveling the new Mrs. McMullen
donned a powder blue suit with
white accessories. She pinned a
white orchid to her outfit
A Birthday
Reception :
Over 65 friends and relatives
attended the reception honoring
Mrs. M. F. Hammack on her (3rd
birthday Sunday.
Out-of-town callers included; the
following: Mrs. Alberta Christy,
Mrs. Mabel Woolington, Mrs. Ber
tha Shankland, Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Beaty, and Mrs. W. F. Van Pelt
from Portland, Mrs . Cora S.
Christy, Vancouver, Mrs. Rita
Franklin, Springfield, Mrs. Gen
eva Simeral, Lancaster, Penn
Mrs. Charles Kitching, Mrs. Sarah
Sandell, Estacada, Mrs. Ethel HilL
Mrs. Elsie Potter, Mill City, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Covey, Woodburn,
Mrs. David Bridges, Albany, Mrs.
Artie Mack, Eugene, Miss Olga
Johnson and Miss Clara Hanson,
Silverton, and Mr. and Mrs. Les
ter Martin of Dallas.
Those from Salem and vicinity
included Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Townsend, Miss Doris McRey
nolds, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Mason,
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Glaze, Mr.
and Mrs. F. H. Weir, Mrs. Janet
Pitchford, Mrs. Mae Cochran, Mrs.
Dae Stafford, Mrs. Nellie j . E.
White, Mrs. Pearl Norene, Mrs.
William Walling, Mr. and . Mrs.
Otto Beaty, Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Theodorson, Mrs. Beth Hayes,
Mr. and Mrs. Evan Allen, Mr. and
Mrs. Glenn Laverty, Miss Sharon
Laverty, Mrs. Adolph Bombeck,
Miss Jennie Potter, Mrs. CaL Pat
ton, Mrs. Charles Jory, Mr. and
Mrs . Dean Theodoreson and
Steven, Mrs. Charles Beckner,
Mrs. Minnie Schoenenman, Mr.
and Mrs. John Brunner, and Mrs.
Carl Donavan.
Assisting Miss Mary L. Ham
mack with the reception included:
Mrs. Cora Van Pelt, Mrs. Dora
Hill, Mrs. Mae Dodge, Mr. and
Mrs. Ross Hammack, Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Van Pelt and sons, Mrs.
Gladys Miller, and Mrs. John
Brunner.
Members of Silver Bell Circle,
Neighbors of Woodcraft will at
tend the District 21 picnic at New
port State Park on Sunday, July
19. A basket dinner will be served
at 1 o'clock with coffee and ice
cream furnished by the district
officers. All families and friends
are invited to attend.
Hanna Rose Court, Order; of
Amaranth, will hold its annual
no-host family picnic Saturday at
6:30 p. m. in Bush's Pasture.
Signs will point to the picnic area
from the Mission Street entrance.
Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm MacDonald
are in charge.
Spending the weekend at j the
Canyon Drive Apartments at De
lake were the Misses Marj Mos
olf, Marcia Webb, Dorothy Swig
art and Janice Feller.
Library Benefit
Tea Scheduled
SILVERTON Mrs. Clem Bried
well will complete her year's
work as president of the Silverton
Woman's Club with the annual
summer tea to be held July 29.
This will be a library benefit,
funds to be used in the $500 sum
pledged by the club toward the
building of a new library.
Dr. and Mrs. E. A. Teter have
offered their beautiful gardens
on Silver Creek for the tea and
Mrs. Wayne Grodrian, who heads
the finance committee, reports
hours have been set from 3 to ff
and that everyone is welcome to
attend. A cumber of Salem
women have already indicated
they plan to attend, Silverton
club members said Wednesday.
Both Mrs. Briedwell and Mrs.
Grodrian will welcome visitors
from all of the surrounding com
munities as well as nonclub mem
bers at Silverton to the benefit
tea.
Plans Completed
For Benefits
Friday .evening members of St
Paul's Episcopal Church met at
the home of Mrs. Austin H. Wil
son to compile the letters being
mailed to each member of the
parish, inviting them to the card
benefit and tea sponsored by the
Junior Guild. Those assisting
were Mrs. Earl T. Andresen,
Mrs. Alice Fisher, Mrs. Leon
Gleason, Mrs. Louise Muller, Mrs.
J. F. Causey Sr., Mrs. J. F. Cau
sey, Mrs. Miller B. Hayden. The
benefit card party and tea is sche
duled for Wednesday, August 5
in the gardens of Mr. and Mrs.
Wilmer C. Page, 1589 Chemeketa
street
A luncheon is being planned by
Mrs. J. N. Chambers at a future
date and on July 30 hostesses for
a morning coffee will be Mrs.
Miller Hayden, Mrs. Earl T. An
dresen and Mrs. Austin H. Wil
son, in the gardens of the latter,
1630 A street, All proceeds from
the coffees are being added to
the church building fund. Mem
bers of Junior Guild are invited
to attend which will be held at
ten o'clock.
The annual family picnic for
members of the Swegle Commun
ity Builders club was held at
Clear Lake Park Sunday. Attend
ing were Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Row
land, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Johnson
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Comstock and Cynthia, Mr. and
Mrs. Leonard Odom, Marcia and
Janet, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smalley
Jr. and Sheride, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Smalley Sr. and Hariette,
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Hofstedt
and Christine, Mr. and Mrs. Rich
ard Highberger and three chil
dren, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Cro
ghan and family and Mrs. Bob
Gahlsforf and children.
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Bride-Elect
Miss Barbara Crawford, popu
lar July bride-elect, was the hon
or guest at a pre-nuptial st wer
when Mrs. Myrtle Walker enter
tained at her North 14th Street
home. Assisting hostesses were
Mrs. Ray Heninger and Mrs. 'Har
vey Aston.
A miscellaneous shower feted
the future Mrs. Louis Bruner
and a late supper wa sserved by
the hostesses.
Honoring Miss Crawford were
her mother, Mrs. Robert Craw
ford, Mrs. Alfred Archibald, Mrs.
Albert Boock, Mrs. Earl Saling,
Mrs. Alex Taylor, Mrs. Vern
Suko, Mrs. William Wilson, Mrs.
Flyn Faught, Mrs. Jerry Wood,
Mrs. Irving DeFrance, Mrs. Fred
erick Farrar, Mrs. Don Patton,
Mrs. J. B. Protzman, Mrs. Mal
colm MacDonald, Mrs. Martin
Hughlet, Mrs. James Manning,
Mrs. J. B, Crary, Mrs. Stella Hess,
Mrs. Carrie Wood, Mrs. Maude
Presnal, Mrs. Emma Brown, Mrs.
James Burrell, Mrs. Everett Brew
ster, Mrs. Alice Rickman, Mrs.
Cloude Lester and Mrs. William
T. Ellis of Tortland.
New Citizens
Are Greeted
FOUR CORNERS A duo of
new citizens making their home in
Four Corners are Keith Ronald
Wilson Jr. born July 11 at the
Salem Memorial to Mr. and Mrs.
Keith Ronald Wilson Sr. (Adel
ine Rud). He weighed six pounds
and four ounces and has two
brothers, Steven and Kenneth.
The grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. W. A. Osborn, Salem, Mr.
and Mrs. H. J. Rud, Mt Vernon,
Wash. A great grandfather is Mr.
Hotchkiss of Monmouth.
A second son, Kenneth Ray
Teel, was born July 13 at the
Salem General Hospital to Mr.
and Mrs. Ellis Teel (Barbara
Bowerman). He weighed seven
and one half pounds, h-s a broth
er, Craig. The grandparents are
Mrs. Ray Bowerman, Astoria, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Teel, Cottage
Grove, and the great-grandmothers
are Mrs. Sarah Ellis, Philo
math, and Mrs. George Mitchell,
Vancouver, Wash. Mrs. Teel's
mother, Mrs. Ray Bowerman, is
a house guest in the Teel home
to greet her new grandson.
Anniversary Celebrated
LYONS Friends gathered at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Forrest
Nydegger to help them celebrate
their 25th wedding anniversary.
The evening was spent informally
with refreshments served to Ar.
and Mrs. Nydegger the honored
guests, Mr. and Mrs. Cletus Ny
degger and daughter, Linda, Mrs.
.Agnes Forrette, Mrs. Betty Hunt
of Stayton, Mr. and Mrs. Harvie
Grimes and daughter, Norma, Mr.
and Mrs. Marvin Toland, Sharron
and Melvin, Mrs. Elva Kuiken
and Kathleen, Mrs. Gladys Stiff
ler, Mrs. Merrill Brassfield, Mrs.
John Lengacher and Ronald, Bill
Grimes, all of Lyons, and Alice
Striker from Winchester Bay.
Third Birthday Party
Mrs. Leonard Odom was hostess
for a patio party Friday afternoon
at her home on Tierra Drive in
honor of her daughter, Marcia's
third birthday. Guests were Mrs.
Harold j Comstock and Cynthia,
Mrs. Fred Smalley and Mariette,
Mrs. Fred Smalley Jr. and Sheri,
Mrs. Richard -Highberger, Susy,
and Mark, Mrs. Conrad Hofstedt
and Christine, Beverly Burkhart,
Jimmie Dunn, and grandmothers,
Mrs. Wilbur McOune and Mrs.
Earl Odom, and sister, Janet
The Nebraska Clan's annas!
picnir will be held Sunday, Jury
19 at the Silverton City Park. All
former Nebraskans are invited
to Attend. The no-host dinner jill
be ierved at 1 p. b. with the club
furnishing the coffee. Guests 'are
asked 1 to bring their own table
service.
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! A guest the past week at 'the
William Hartley home on tan
caster Drive was Rev. Waiter
Fajie of Coleman, Texas. He had
been attending the Christian
Church convention in Portland.
Golf Tourney BcgiW j
First play on the Oak Knoll
Women's Golf Tournament 1 was
held Wednesday at the club dur
ing th? regular ladies "day. Win
ners in class A were Mrs. A. 3
Cleveland, Mrs. Leland Plank and
Mrs. Clinton Ruiter; and class B,
Mrs Xeland LeFors, Mrs. J. D.
Campbell and Mrs. Arthur May. ;
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