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4a (Sac. 2 Statesman. Salem, Orw Sazw Aug. 23, 1833
Doris Willard
Is Brfde of
Mr. Akers
A bride of Saturday afternoon
was Miss JDoris Willard, daugb
u. ter of Mr) and .Mrs. C. BV.WiV
lard. Her marriage to Berle
Akers, son! of Mr. and Mrs. J. R.
Akers, tock place at the First
Congregational Church. The Rev.
Dudley Strain officiated at the
4 o'clock ceremony.
Miss Makine and Miss Shirley
Snyder, cousins of the bride,
sang preceding the nuptials. Jean
Hobson Rich was the organist.
Bouquets df pink and white glad
ioluses decorated the altar.
The bridal gown was of white
nylon net over satin ; fashioned
with a fitted lace bodice Styled
with a Mandarin collar. Chan-
it1w Im irteamfa ahVm1 full
Yf set skirt, which ended in a chap-
ev craw. A. neaaaress oi im
descent sequins and seed pearls
held in place her fingertip veil,
which was edged in lace. She
carried a round bouquet of pink
roses. ,U,
Bridal Attendants - .
Three attendants preceded the
' bride to the altar. Mrs. Harold
Gilbert was her sister's honor
matron and she wore a yellow
nylon lace and net gown over
taffeta with, a lace bolero. Brides
maids were Miss Roberta Boyer,
vho wore turquoise net with lace
"'insets, and Miss Joyce Younger,
' in a pink net gown with lace in
sertion. The attendants all car
ried bouquets of white roses tied
with white bows.
Sharon Gilbert, in a yellow net
frock, was the flower girl for
her. aunt and Steven Frank was
the ring bearer.
Harold Gilbert served as best
roia uuDen served as Dest
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man
were
and Marvin Langeland.
Mrs. Willard selected a navy
blue sheath gown with pink ac
cessories for the nuptials. Her
flowers were pink roses. Mrs.
Akers wore a cocoa brown lin
en gown with beige accessories
and a corsage of Talisman roses.
Reception At Woman's Club
The newlyweds greeted their
guests at a reception at the Sa
lem Woman's Club. Pouring were
Mrs. . Harvey Snyder and Mrs.
Leonard Snyder. Cutting the cake
were Mrs. James Comstock and
Mrs. Walter Frank with Mrs. Le
roy Dalke assisting. j
Mr. Akers and his bride have
gone to Crescent Lake resort near
Spokane and Victoria, B.C. on
their honeymoon. For traveling
the new Mrs. Akers donned a
grey linen dress with white an
gora trim and red and black ac
cessories. After September 10 the
couple will be at home in Forest
Grove, where Mr. Akers will at
tend Pacific University.
Farewell Parties
For Mrs. Fisher
SILVERTON Mrs. Harrison
Fisheiywho is leaving Saturday
by p)alrte for Nyac, Alaska, to
Join hetr husband, . was cornpli
ntgnted jon -several" farewell oc
casfons jthis week.
Tuesday afternoon she was
honored and presented with a cor
sage at jthe Women's Society for
Christian Service at the Metho
dist church.
Tuesday night she was a guest
of a grpup of friends at dinner
at Silvejf Falls State Park lodge.
Present were Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Riches, fMr. and Mrs. Ben Sprick,
Mr. and! Mrs. W. B. Scarth, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Baker, Mr. and
Mrs. T.jR. Hobart and Mr. I and
Mrs. Lee Haskins.
Wednesday night, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Baker entertained at their
Salem home for Mrs. Fisher and
Mr. and Mrs. Riches.
Mr. Fisher is employed bir a
gold mining concern, dredging
on the Kuskowin river. Taeyj will
live in a small three-room cabin
' annexed to a one-room school
house where Mrs. Fisher will
teach the coming school year.
Her pupils, first to eighth
grade, will be children of 1 the
mine officials and employees.
,H uiitleyg Leave on llrip
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Huntley,
1055 Terrace Drive, are leaving
, thi3 weekend for Victoria. B. C,
for a four day visit Following
- this the couple will board the
two-masted sailing ichoo ner,
"Idle Hour", at Orcas for a
weeVs cruise anion? the ( Ssn
Juan Islands. The trip through
the 175 islands of the group will
have such diversions r silmon
trolling, swimming, fishing for
ling cod, and clamming, and a
barn dance at Friday Harbor.
Returns 'from Air Trip
SILVERTON Miss Hannah
Olson. Silverton grade school
teacher, returned to her home
Friday after making an airplane
four of South America during
June and July, and a bus tour
of the - midwest while visiting
relatives before coming to Silv
erton again. j
Miss Olson reports that she
experienced real winter weather
while in South America. 1 She
went dowgi the west side oft the
continent to Santiago, .Chile,
, then crossed the snow covered f
Andes to Buenos Aires in, the
dead of winter in that area.
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A benefit garden party is being planned by St. Mary's , Guild jmembters of St Paul's Episcopal Church for Sunday,
August30 at Oak Crest Farm, the country home of Mr. and Mrs. Jarnes G. . Watts on the Wallace Road. Committee
members recently gathered at the Watts' home to make final plansMor the afternoon party. Left to right are Mrs. S. D.
Wiles, president of the guild, Mrs. Watts, Mrs. Charles W. Mills and Mrs. Gerhard Pagenstecher. All proceeds will go
to the church building fund. (Kennell-Ellis Studio). -j j
Garden Party
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Watts7 Home
On the calendar for Sunday,
August 30, is the benefit garden
party to be given by members of
St Mary's Guild of St Paul's
Episcopal Church. The affair will
be held at Oak Crest Farm, the
country home of Mr. and Mrs.
James G. Watts on the Wallace
Road..
Hours for the afternoon party
are from 3 to 5 o'clock and all
members of the church, their
families and friends are invited
to attend. All proceeds from the
affair will go to the building fund
of the new church now under
construction.
Greeting guests at the gate will
be Mrs. Carl Armstrong and Mrs.
William IL Johnston. Serving at
the punch tables will be Mrs.
Robert KL Powell, Mrs. Thomas
A Roberts Jr., Mrs. Woodson
Bennett Mrs. Lester Carter, Mrs.
Gerhard Pagenstecher, and Mrs.
Robert W. DeArmond.
Assisting about the garden will
be Mrs. James G. Watts, Mrs.
Carlton J. McLeod, Mrs. Sam C.
Campbell, Mrs. Jack Price, Mrs.
Ed Lewis;- Mrs. Kenneth Sher
man, Mrs. Sam Haley, Mrs.
Charles A Barclay, Mrs. Seth P.
Smith, Mrs. Joseph M. Devers Jr.
of Stayton, Mrs. William R. Shinn,
Mrs. S. D. Wiles and Mrs.
Charles W. Mills.-
Mrs. Kenneth Muller is head
ing the refreshment committee
assisted by Mrs. Vern Shay, Mrs.
Charles McColloch, Mrs. Dean
Boyes and Mrs.. Lynn Woods.
Mrs. Leon Perry is arranging for
parking facilities during the
party.
Auburn House guests at the
Den Jacobe home include Mrs.
Lavona Jacobe of -Topeka, Kansas
and Barry Jacobe of Seaview,
Wash. Kenneth Jacobe, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Don Jacobe, is
spending a week in Seaview,
WaslL, visiting.
Regular meeting of Marion
Auxiliary, Veterans of Foreign
Wars will be held at the VFW
Hall Monday night at 8 p.m.
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Visit From Nebraska
Dr. and Mrs. F. D. Voigt have
had as their guests, his brother-in-law
and sister. Dr. and Mrs. F.
D. Keim of Lincoln, Neb. Dr.
Keim is professor of agronomy
at the University of Nebraska
College of Agriculture. He was
head of the College for 20 years
and president of the American
Society of Agronomy in 1943. Dr.
and Mrs. Keim have been vaca
tioning in the Hawaiian Islands
for three weeks, where Dr. Keim
visited the College of Agricul
ture at the University of Hawaii.
Circle Meetings
On Wednesday
Circles of the Women's Society
of Christian Service of Jason Lee
Methodist Church will meet on
Wednesday as follows:
January-July Circle will meet
with Mrs. Wood Welch, 1955
Highway Avenue for a 1:30 des
sert luncheon.
February-August circle will be
guests of Mrs. Robert Forkner,
1855 N. Capital St, for a 1:30
dessert luncheon.
April-October circle members
and their husbands will be guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Larkins,
1759 Park Ave., for a picnic sup
per at 6 p.m.
March-September circle will
meet with Mrs. C M. Roberts, 815
Shipping St, for a 1:30 dessert
luncheon.
The May-November and June
December circles will not meet
this month.
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Rehearsals
Mr. and Mrs, Robert A. Haw
kins of Astoria, will be arriving
in Salem the end of the week for
the marriage of their son, Paul
S. Hawkins, and Miss Nancy Ann
Miller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
E. Burr Miller, which will be
an event of Saturday morning at
St Joseph's Catholic Church.
Friday night; Mr. and Mrs.
Hawkins will jbe hosts for a
dinner party at! the Miller home
on North jl9th Street to compli
ment to their sop and his fiancee.
The affair; will j follow the wed
ding rehearsal. Tables will be set
on the patio for members of the
two families and the bridal party.
Covers will be placed for Miss
Miller. Mr. Hawkins, Mr. and
Mrs. E. Burr Miller, Mr. and Mrs.
John P. Moloney, Mr and Mrs.
Vance McKenney and Mr. and
Mrs. Richard BL Morse, all of
Astoria, Mr. and Mrs. James B.
Miller, Miss Elizabeth Ann Law
rence of Pendleton, Miss Nancy
Collins, Miss Sally Phillips, Neil
Mathison, Robert Altman, Ken
neth Wagner, all of Portland,
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Rock of
Corvallis, Miss I Barbara Keelan
of San Francisco, William Kirby
of Eugene, Jon Michael Miller,
Donald Wichman, and the hosts.
Rawlinsons To Be Hosts
Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Rawl
inson will be in Portland next
weekend for the marriage of
their son, Richard A Rawlinson
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Little Boy Welcomed
A second son, John Ralph, was
born to Mr. and Mrs. James
Shantz (Joan Smith) on August
21 at the Salem Memorial Hospi
tal. The lad tipped the scales at
seven pounds, ten ounces. Also
welcoming the boy is a brother,
Danny. The grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. Stanley Smith and Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Shantz. The
baby has a great-grandmother,
Mrs. Marion Huston of Washing
ton, Iowa, and a great-great-grandmother,
Mrs. Julia Dunbar,
also of Washington, Iowa.
Jr., and Miss Marian Moore. The
couple's marriage will take place
at the Calvary Presbyterian
Church on Saturday night
Mr. and Mrs. Rawlinson will be
hosts for the wedding rehearsal
dinner on Friday night at the
University Club in Portland for
members of the bridal party and
the two families. This afternoon
Miss Moore is entertaining the
feminine members of her bridal
party at a tea at her Portland
home.
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High points on' the weekend music schedule ; includes the
World Music Festivals broadcast by James Fassettj tBS radio's
director of music, who is enroute to the Salzburg Festjval in Aus
tria. The program will Include excerpts from the festival's opera
and symphonic performances.
Wilfrid Pelletier will again be guest conductor; f the NBC
Summer Symphony; orchestra to
night Leonard Warren .will be
the guest' baritone on the Voice
of Firestone Monday, night and
Lucile Cummings, former Salem
singer, will be the guest contral
to -on the Telephone Hour. Gor
don MacRae and Dorothy War
enskjold will be featured on the
Railroad Hour Monday night
James K. Guthrie, conductor,
and Joy Pottle, pianist, will make
their debuts on the Standard
Hour, tonight The 14yyear-old
pianist began studying at the age
of six and made her first public
appearance at a Bach Festival in
1949.
Sunday programs are . as fol
lows: 10:30 on CBS World Mu
sic Festivals Salzburg Music
Festival, James Fassett, music
commentator.
Excerpts from "Cost Fan
Tutte- ...... Mozart
(With Irmgard Seefried,
Dagmar Hermann, Eric
Kuntz, and Anton Dermota.
Vienna Philharmonic Orch
estra conducted by Karl
Boehm.)
Piano Concerto in A Major
(K. 488) -I ..Mozart
Germaine Thyssens, Valen
tin, soloist Bernhard Paum
gartner, conductor.
7:30 on NBC The NBC Sum
mer Symphony Orchestra with
Wilfrid Pelletier as guest con
ductor. Overture to" "Le Baruffe Chio-
zzotte" , .Sinigaglia
(The Brawls of Chioggia)
Guernica (Premiere .. Pepin
Le Festin de L'Araig
nee . Roussel
(The Spider's Banquet)
Divertissement Ibert
8:30 on NBC Standard Hour
with James K. Guthrie conduct
ing, Joy Pottle, pianist and Gil
bert Russell, tenor.
Fackeltanze No. 1 ..Meyerbeer
Faust: Cavatina ...-.Gounod
(Mr. Russell)
Waiata Poi Traditional
Concerto No. 2 in D minor:
First Movement - Mozart
(Miss Pottle)
Martha: M'Appari Flotow
(Mr. Russell)
Sinfonia Sevillana (Selec-- .
tion) Turina
The Damnation of r
Faust: - Berlioz
Dance of the Sylphs
Minuet of the Will-O'-Wisps ,
Rakoczy March
Monday's programs are as fol
lows: 7:30 on NBC The Voice of
faithful
reproductions
of
Originals
budget
priced
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reproductions of
originals from famous s
French milliners
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Firestone with, baritdbe Leonard
Warren guest- Howard Barlow
conducts the orchestra and chor
us.
We Sail The Ocean
lue from
"H.M.S. Pinafore-1
..Sullivan
Chorus and-
lestra
A Rovin Trad.
Scott
Warren and Clorus
Dance of the Comedians from
The Bartered
Bride
.Smetana
Orchestra
Soldiers Chorus fro;
"Faust- 4
Chorus
.Gounod
Avant de -Quitter ce
Lieux
..Gounod
from "Faust
Warren
Whiffenpoof Song
Galloway
Warren and Ch
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Drinking Song from JTbe
Student Prince-; .Romberg
Warren and C
8:30 on NBC Th
Railroad
Hour with Gordon J:
cRae and
Carmen
orchestra.
Dorothy Warenskjo
Dragon directs the
"Hope Is a Woman.
9:00 on .NBC The
Telephone
Hour with contralto LJicile Cum
mings, guest .soloist, and Donald
Voorhees conducting
the Bell
Telephone Orchestra.
The Way You Look
from "Swingtime"
Orchestra
My Lord, What a . ,
onifht
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Morning . Spir. Arrll
Burleigh
Cummings
Waltz from "The Sleeping
Beauty Tchaikovsky
Orchestra A
The Land o the J
Leal ' Traditional
Oh WhisUe an' I'll Come
to you My Lad Traditional
Cunynings ;
Meditation from
"Thais" ; Massenet
Orchestra j
PhidyleT- - Duparc
Cummings
The executive boarfl of Unit
136, American Legion'
Auxiliary
will be entertained"
Tuesday
night at the home of
dent, Mrs. Carroll
the presi-
Robinson,
Route 4, at 8 o'clock. This will be
the first executive boaad meeting
of the fall season and
be outlined for the coding year's
activities
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Reveals Plans'
Plans have been completed for
the wedding of Miss Patricia A.
Moll and Robert E. Wiper, who
will b iiarriel on September 6
at tfce wFirit, Congregational,
Church, 'ftf bride-to-be' is the
daughter, of Hfrs. J. C. Boyle of
Hood Canal, Wash, and B. L.
MoU of Vallejl, Calif. Mr. Wiper
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl
E. Wiper. I ;
Dr. Brooks JMoore will offici
ate at the' S o plock nuptials and
a reception will follow in the
church parlors Lighting the can
dles will be Muss Marlene Bayless
and Miss Vlviajn Chance.
Mrs. JCennetfi Lund will be her
sister's honox attendant The'
bridesmaids Include Miss Janice
Lee Boyle, Miss Wilene t Wiper
and Mrs. Richard Calm - Ttnnit
Boyle will be tfie flower girL
David Turnttull will sUnd with
Mr. Wiper asfbest man. Seating
the guests willfbe Charles Robins,
Donald Strauibaugh, Wesley
Hedeeaj, Richard Cole, Karl
Schmidt, Charfes Martin, Arnold
Aeker, and Rbert Seamster.
Jane Trojan to Hawaii
Miss Jane Trojan, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs A. J. Trojan, is !
leaving by plane on Friday for a
fortnight's aoournJn Honolulu.
She will be accompanied by Miss
Barbara Griffith of Seattle,
whose nncle owns a newspaper In
Honolulu. Tie girls are: flying
from Vancoufer, B. C. on the
Canadian Pacific Airlines and
returning on the Pan American.
While in Honolulu they will be
registered at he Edgewater Ho
teL They also! plan several trips
to the I other Islands their dur
ing their stay! The coeds will re-
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mrn io oeauie in ume lor fall
rushing! at the . University of
Washington. Jjine is a member of
Alpha Chi Onj ega and will be a
junior on the grampus this year.
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