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Miss Nancy Ann Miller Married
To Paul Hawkins at Church Rites
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in one of the most impressive wedding ceremonies of the sum
mer season Miss Nancy Ann Miller, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E.
Burr Miller, exchanged her wedding vows with Paul & Hawkins, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Hawkins of Astoria, in the beautiful
sanctuary of St. Joseph's Catholic Church on' Saturday morning.
It was at 11 o'clock that the Rev. Joseph Vanderbeck officiated
at the nuptial mass before a large
ratherine of friends and rela
tives of the couple, many coming
from out-of-town. Wayne Meusey
and Corrin Alexander were the
soloists with Mr. Meusey playing
the organ accompaniments.
Jon Michael Miller, the bride's
brother and Donald Wkhman
were the altar boys. Bouquets of
white gladioluses and larkspur
banked the altar and clusters of
the flowers' marked the alternate
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The pretty, Drunette nnae was
ft picture' in her exquisite gown
of white nylon tulle and Chantil
ly lace as she walked down tne
center aisle on the arm of her
father to meet her bridegroom.
Who was waiting at the chancel
rail with his best man, William
Klrby. The gown .was designed
with a molded bodice of lace with
long sleeves and a shallow V
neckline edged in white nylon
tulle. From the wide pleated
waist band extended a lace pan
elled tier over a sweeping tulle
skirt and cotillion train. Her two
tiered illusion veil cascaded from
a coronet of rhinestones and seed
pearls and ahe carried a bou
quet of stephanotis and bouvar
dia. 1 .
Attendants Wear White
Preceding the bride to the al
tar were five pretty attendants
all wearing identical frocks ' of
white nylon tulle over taffeta
with lace bodice fashioned with
tiny cap sleeves, boat shaped
necklines and pleated waist
bands. The very full two tiered
tulle waltz length skirts were
worn over organ ay petticoats.
They wore matching lace mitts
and small, scalloped lace tiaras.
For color accent the girls wore
pink shantung shoes and carried
French nosegays of pink demure
roses and pink bouvardia.
Miss Elizabeth Ann Lawrence
of Pendleton was the honor maid
and the bridesmaids were Mrs.
Donald Vance McKenney of As
toria, sister of the groom, Mrs.
James B. Miller, the bride's sister-in-law,
Mrs. James A. Rock of
Corvallis and Miss Nancy Collins
of Portland
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Seating the guests were James
B. Miller, John P. Maloney and
Donald Vance McKenney,' the
groom's brothers-in-Uw from As
toria, Robert Altman and Ken
neth , Wagner: of' Portland and
Richard K. Morse of Eugene.
I For her daughter's . nuptials
Mrs. Miller selected a- waltz
length gown of amber brown
Chantilly lace over taffeta with
moss green shoes and satin rib
bon headdress. She pinned a
ui hii nh!l tn lur ffnsm Un.
Hawkins chose an antique grey
lace gown for her son's marriage
with matching satin pill box hat
and' shoes. Her corsage was a
pink orchid.
Reception In The Garden
The newryweds greeted their
guests at a large reception In the
garden .of the bride's parents
home on North 19th Street Pre
siding at the urns were Mesdames
George Foster, Emma Boyee and
Lillian Holmes of Portland, aunts
of the bride, Douglas Jeero of
Portland, the groom's aunt, Her
bert J. Darby of Portland, George
S. Hoffman and John CaughelL
Cutting the cake were Mesdames
John P. Maloney, Astoria, James
Anderson and Palmer Macdon
ald of Portland and John Carson.
Assisting about the garden and
serving were Mesdames David
Crocks tt and James Harding,
Portland, Robert Jones, Corval
lia, Richard Lee, William F. John
son, 'Jay McMurran, Misses Ann
Gerlinger. Dallas, As hie Dixon
and Patricia Howard, Portland,
Jane Slocnm and Mary WaddelL
Lebanon. ' Barbara Keelan? San
Francisco, Beverly Moor, Eugene,
Elaine Stanley, Norman Camfiejd
and Bernice Imlah..
The couple will . spend ' their
honeymoon at CarmeL Calif, and
for traveling the new Mrs. Haw
kins donned a beige suit and hat
with bronze shots and corsage
of bronze cymbidium orchids. Af
ter September 15 , Mr. and Mrs.
Hawkins will be at home at 719
East 17th Street Eugene, where
the groom will continue bis stu
dies at the University of Oregon.
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Visitors in Jho capital the past few weeks have been Mrs. Murray Cameron and
"daughters, Sharon and Donna, of Sacraniento, Colli., who have been cjuests at the
home of her parents, Mr, "and-. Mrs, David Easonu Major ; Cameron, accompanied his
family to Oregon. QCenneli-Ellis Studio).
Several Parties
Calendared for
Coming Week
The coming week is marked
with several informal social gath
erings. On Tuesday night Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Kenneth Wilson will be
hosts for an informal aUhome at
their Fairmount Hill residence.
A few of their friends' have been
invited to-call after 6:30 o'clock.
, Assisting the hosts will be
their son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Dasch, Mr.
and Mrs. Keith Brown and Dr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Power.
A Coffee on Friday
Mrs. P. D. Quisenberry and
Mrs. Paul R. Hendricks are plan
ning an informal coffee party for
Friday, Sept 4, at the former's
Fairmount Hill home. The host
esses have invited a few of their
friends to call between 10 and lj
o'clock.
Entertain at Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Test
are entertaining at two informal
dinner parties this week, the first
in a series. Eight guests have
been invited for Wednesday and
Saturday evenings at the : Fair-
mount Hill h6me of the Tests on.
East JLutner street.
Tea for College Set 4 !
Miss Charlen Woods ' will be
hostess for an au revoir tea on
Friday afternoon at the Imperial
Drive, home of her mother, Mrs.
Arthur Woods in compliment to
a group of the college contingent,
who wilj soon be leaving for
schools. Fifty coeds have been
invited to the party between 4
and 6 o'clock.
Mrs. VanCieave
Hostess to Club
SALSEM HEIGHTS Mrs. Joe
VanCieave entertained the Little
Garden Club of Salem Heights
at a covered-dish dinner on
Thursday at her home on Rat
cliff Drive.
' Mrs. John Ramag was ap
pointed chairman of the club's
chrysanthemum show scheduled
for November and Mrs. Floyd
McClellan co-chairman.
Guests were Mrs. Sidney Hoff
man and Mrs. Myron Van Eaton
of San Diego, who compared
flowers in San 'Diego with those
in Salem. She was a former char
ter member of the club.'
Mrs. L. L. Bennett will be' host
ess to the club on Sept 1&
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First fan meeting f Chadwick
Chapter, OES. is scheduled for
Tuesday night at the Masonic
Temple at 8 o'elock.
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OES Chapter to
Resume Meetings
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Ainsworth Chapter, OES, will
resume their regular meetings on
Wednesday, Sept 2 at the Scot
tish Rite Temple at eight o'clock.
Mrs. H. E. Smedley, worthy
matron, will preside for the last
time before leaving to spend a
year in California. All members
are asked to attend to bid au
ftevoir to Mrs. Smedley.
i A social hour win follow tne
meeting snd refreshments will be
served.
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Anniversary
Party Today
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Cum
mings will be honored at an in
formal open house at their new
country place this afternoon on
the occasion of their silver wed-
i-ding anniversary. Over a hundred
friends from Portland, HewDerg
and Salem have been invited to
call between 2 and 5 o'clock.
Hosts' for the party are their
longtime friends, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Rex
Graves and Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Gagan of Portland, Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald Parks of Wecoma and Mr.
and Mrs. Lynn Switzer of Salem.
Assisting about the rooms will be
members of the family.
Bouauets of? gladioluses and
other summer blooms will pro
vide the decorstivenote in the
bouse and a tieredu wedding cake
will center the serving table. -
Women's Fellowship of the
Knight Memorial Church will hold
a tea meeting on Wednesday at
the church at 2 p.m. Mrs. R. C
Churchill is chairman of the host
ess committee for the tes.
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Dinner to Fete
Engaged Duo
Mr. and Mrs. Vern D. McMullen
will be hosts for a dinner party
Friday night at Shsttuc's Cha
teau in compliment to their
daughter, Miss Eva Marie Mc
Mullen, snd her fiance, August
C. Giering of Portland. The wed
ding Of the couple will be an
event of Saturday afternoon t
the First Congregational Church.
Tne dinner will follow the
wedding rehearsal and bidden are
members of the bridal party and
parents of the duo.
Covers will be placed for Miss
McMullen and Mr. Giering, Mr.
snd Mrs. Albert McMullen of
Taft, grandparents of the bride-
THE NEW IN SHOES
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Honored at :
Parties ; i
Mrs. Howard Sargent, who is
soon leaving for Portland to
make her home, is the. incentive
for several informal parties prior
to her departure. Mr, Sargent is
with the International Business
Machines and has been trans
ferred to Portland. r
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Farley
Mogan has invited a group of
Mrs. Sargent's friends to a des
sert bridge at her - Kingwood
Heights home on Fair Oaks Wsy
at 1:30 o'clock. . '
Bidden to say au revoir to Mrs.
Sargent are Mrs. William IL1
Foster,' Mrs. A. I Rigby, Mrs.
Norman Shaw, Mrs. Lisle Dempe
wolf, Mrs. Hobart Jackson, Mrs.
Eugene Laird, Mrs. J. D. Martin,
Mrs. William Healy, Mrs. Rollin
Lewis, Mrs. Bon J.- deary, Mrs.
William H. Johnston, Mrs. W. L.
Serf gg, Mrs. Robert Hynd and
Mrs. Karl "Olson. ,
Saturday ' morning . Mrs. Sar
gent was feted at a neighborhood
coffee when Mrs. Robert Hynd
entertained at her Kingwood
Heights home on Longriew Ave
nue. Neighbors called at 10:30
o'clock to say. farewell to the
popular matron. The : Sargents
plan to move this coming week
end. ; ' :
Date Is Set For
October Rites
Wedding bells will 1 ring on
Saturday, October 10 for Miss
Dorothy Klinefelter and Rodney
C. Bright, whose engagement
was announced in the spring. The
ceremony will take place at the
First Christian Church at 2 o'
clock with a reception following
in the church parlors.
The bride-elect is the daughter
of Mrs. Nola M, Klinefelter and
her fiance is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Russell D. Bright
elect, Mr. and Mrs A. C Giering
of Portland, parents of the
groom-elect, Mr. and Mrs. Alan
McMullen of Fort Lewis, Mrs.
Walter Kelly of Portland, Miss
Barbara McMullen, Ronald and
Douglas McMullen, Mr. and Mrs.,
Herbert Bauer, Dan Eastmas,
Dick Schafer, Bruce Hunter, and
Clair Estes of Portland, and Mr.
and Mrs. Vern McMullen.
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This season the newsy nudes
crests outright excitement! Shoes
peek-s-viewed for a glimpse of you .
hen tnd there igleam with surprise
touches'of jet, rhinestones, satin I
Fashions shown in black suede .
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Miss . Grayson N
Recital Today
Miss Patricia 'Grayson will be
presented in recital Sunday aft
ernoon at 3 o'clock at; the home
of her teacher, William Fawk.
LThe recital will be played on the
organ recently installed in j the
Fawk home.." tf - '
Miss Grayson, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. A. L. Graysom will en
ter Laurelwood Academy at Gas
ton in the fall.
Greeting guests at the door
will be Mrs. Louis Neuman. Mrs.
Wiley Young will pour and Mrs.
Edward Kortzeborn will . assist
during the refreshment! hour.
Luncheon Will
Open DAR
Season ,
Chemeketa Chapter, Daughters
of the American Revolution will
open their fall season with a one
o'clock luncheon at the Marion
Hotel on Saturday, Sept 3. A
board meeting will precede at
12 o'clock at the hotel with the
regent, Mrs. IL G. Henderson,
presiding. , r
The guest speaker will be Miss
Hattie Bratzel, who will talk on
The Constitution of the United
States." Mrs. Luke Johnston, who
was a delegate from the chapter
to the 1953 Continental Congress
of DAR in Washington, D. C, in
June, will give highlights of the
annual congress.
Mrs. Millard A. .Pekar is gen
eral chairman of the j luncheon
committee, assisted -by Mrs. J. T.
Bouffleur, Mrs. Jason Lee, Mrs.
Edward West and Miss Kate
Dickson. j
Coffee at Jenks Home
Mrs. Howard Jenks will enter
tain with a morning coffee Tues
day morning. Sept. 1 at her
home, 360 Cross St All mem
bers of Ainsworth Chapter, OES
and friends are invited to -call
between ten and one o'clock. The
business women of the chapter
are invited to call during their
lunch hour.
Mr. and Mrs. Garlen Simpson
and children, Dick and Toni, left
Saturday for Neskowin to remain
over the Labor Day weekend.
Dick will have Ss his guest, Sam
Cushing. Joining . -the Simpsons
next weekend will be the Owen
Williams family. 1 : i
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Gladys
Blue to
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In Recital
Miss Gladys Blue, daughter of
Mr. And Mrs.; William Blue, will
be presented in! a piano recital
Tuesday, September 8 at Waller
Hall on the Willamette University
campfus at 8:13 p.m. The Wil
lamette chapter jo! Mu Phi Epsi
lon, national musk honorary, it' ,
presenting Miss Blue In a bene
ficial recital prior! to her depar
ture ifor New York, where she
will attend the Eastman School of
Musi in Rochester.
This interested I public J4 in
vited! to attend i the reciUi and
reception which! will follow at
Lausanne HalL Miss Amy Cirod
will pity the second piano. Miss
Jane i Gray, president of Mu. Phi
Epsifon, and Miss Jodelle Parker,
president of the Salem alumnae
of Ma Phi, are heading the direc
torate for; the recital and recep
tion, I- . : .(
Mils Blue graduated in Jn
fromiWilliamette; University Col
lege of Music and! has been award
ed a -graduate assistantshlp at the
Eastman School of Music for the .
ensuing year. The award carries
with at a lull tuition, plus a cash
stipend. J '
The young i pianist graduated
suraitia Cum laude and was elected
to Alpha Kappa! Nu, scholastic
honorary. The pst year she has
maintained a private piano studio
in Salem. , h
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Mrs. Smodloy is
Honor Guest
Mrs. Paul Hauei1 and Mrs. W. ,
L. Lewis, assisted by. Miss Leila
Johnson entertained Thursday
evening at the Hauser home with
a dessert supper for the pleasure
of Mrs. H. E. Smedley, who is
soon ilea ving for California. Cards
followed and prizes went to Mrs.
Ira IGoddard and Mrs. Ross .
Clarke. j "
Present were Mrs. H. C Smed- t
ley, Mrs. R. E. f Meredith, Mrs.
Robert Stutzmain,: Mrs. Fred -Kokea,
Mrs. W. C Rsmbo, Urtr 1
Leroy J. Stewtrt, Mrs.J John
Goehcl, Mrs. Ross Clarke, Mrs.
Ira Goddard. ! Mrs.; Paul Riffey,
Mrs. f Frank Ri Brown, Mis. Phil
lip poneffler, Mrs. f. Gordon
Barnard, Mrs.: Lowell Shinn and
the hostesses. A farewell gift wss ,
presented to Mrsj Smedley, by the
hostesses. ' ; i
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