College Set
Bidden to
Parties
The college contingent is being
feted at a number of parties prior
to departing for schools in Ore
gon, camorma ana me wuu
Miss Charlen Woods, who will
enter Oregon State, will be a tea
. hostess on Friday afternoon at
the Imperial Drive home of her
mother, Mrs. Arthur woods.
Coeds win call between 4 and
:30 o'clock to greet the honor
guests, Miss Sally Bangs and
Miss Judy Babbs 01 Eugene, wno
are returning for their second
year at Stephens College. Bidden
to the party are girls who will
be entering college as freshmen.
Assisting the hostess at the tea
table will be Miss Helen Booth
and Miss Charlotte Weatherford
Of Albany.
Ridden are the Misses Patsy
Snider, Nancy Moorfield, Betty
Zahara. Carol StrebiZ. Barbara
McMullen, Nan Steele, Beverly
Mott, Joan Seamster, Roberta
Sears, Janet McDonald, Claudia
Waters. Clarice Waters, Dons
Starrett, Joan Bale, Lois De-I
Guire, Virginia Lively, Janice
CoffeL Mary Veal, Celesta Bart-
ruff, Maudry Wilson, cnariyn
Ogle, Barbara Brewer and Edna
Mae Manning, who will enter
Oregon State College.
Misses Justine Lewis. Michelle
Edwards, Noreen Nelson, Bar
bara Franzwa, Gail Dorr, JJarDara
Anderson, Marjorie Barge, Jackie
Jones, Louisa Lamb, Araa uen,
Ti Monk ' Carol Lee. Cora Lee i
Koseberry, Carol Svinth, Carolyn
HaydalL Pauline Mattnews ana
Sandra Anderson, who will be
freshmen at Willamette; Helen
Booth. OCE.
' Misses Patricia Deeney, Gloria
Ktnife- Dnmthv MacGreeor. Judith
Carlson and Judie Burdette, Uni
versity of Oregon; Laurel Herr,
Shirley Crothers, Diane Burk
ita TvoWn Andrus. Lewis
and Clark; Pat Cameron, Maryl
liurst; Louise Owens, Mills Col
lege; Coleen Welch, Cottey Col
lege; Sidney Kromer, Rollins col
lege; and from Albany, Florence
WonHworth. Delores Shortndge,
Mary Jenks and Charlotte Weath
erford..
A fVtctnm Prtv
Ti Patsv Snider sent out clev-
invitation .to ft erOUD of the
niw set to a nartv for which
the will be hostess tonight at
the home of her parents, the mred
Sniders. The party will compli
ment Miss Louise Owens, who
leaves in mid-September for Mills
College, and Miss Sidney Kromer,
who will be a freshman at Kouins
f!nl1e?e. Winter Park. Florida.
Guests have been asked to come
dressed in a chosen profession
they hope to pursue alter college
f1v. The decor will also carry
out the same tneme ana rexresn-
ments will be served during the
evening.
Bidden to say au revoir to
T.nuix and Sidnev are Roberta
Sears, Justine Lewis, Elsbeth!
Nelte, Arda lien, Julie Miller,!
Claudia Waters. Clarice Waters.
Sally Greig, Pat Shields, Jeri
Keens of Corvallis, Shirley Croth
ers, Marcla Maple of Bend, Dianne
, Burkland. Judith Carlson, Carol
N Svinth, Betty Zahara, Charlen
Woods, Barbara 3onesteele of
Corvallis, Beverly Mott, Nancy
Mnnrefietd. Doris Starrett. Bar
bara Anderson; Carol Lee, Louisa
Lamb, Law Herr and Mary
ScnrunK. ,
Church Rites
Unite Couple
Miss Arlene Pedersen, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Pedersen," became the bride of
Robert L. Wells, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Paul R. Wells of Woodburn,
at the Immanuel Lutheran
Church in Silverton on August
15. The Rev. Arnold Nelson of
ficiated at the double ring cere
mony.
Mrs. Jerry Denson of Albany
sang, accompanied by Mrs. Ar
thur DahL Lighting the tapers
were Karla Hanson and Mrs. Ray
Baucher.
The bride wore a white Chan
tilly lace and nylon tulle gown
nvrr 'satin with a fineertiD' il
lusion veil cascading from a Ju
liet cap adorned with seed pearls.
She carried a bouquet of white
chrysanthemums centered with a
white orchid.
Mrs. Orville Brasig, sister of
the bride, was the honor matron
and bridesmaids were Miss Lor
raine Eliassen of North Dakota,
cousin of the bride, and Miss
Norene Wells of Woodburn.
Thv wore nastel tulle gowns
over taffeta and flower trimmed
satin bandeaux in their hair.
They carried baskets filled with
asters and bouvardia.
Lawrence Graham was best
man and ushers were Orville
Brosig and Richard Price of
Washington.
The bride's mother wore pink
with white and navy blue acces
sories and the groom's mother
chose blue with black accessor
ies. Their corsages were of
Assisting at the reception were
Mrs. Cecil Jepson of Portland,
Mrs. Melvin Bradley, Mrs. Law
rence Graham, Mrs. Arlo Larson,
Mrs. Glen Tucker, Mrs. Virgil
Bradley and Jackie Price.
The couple went to Victoria,
B.C. on their honeymoon and
for traveling the bride wore a
brown suit with white accessor
ies. The j newlyweds are now at
home in .Salem.
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