2 (Sc. 2) Statesman, Salem, Ore.. Sun.. May 9, 1954
May Social Calendar is Filled
With Varied Events, Dances
By JERYME ENGLISH
Statesman Society Editor
Dances, receptions and pre-nuptial parties for brides-elect are
on the social agenda during May
Calendared for Sunday, May 23 is the reception honoring Dr.
and Mrs. Grover C. Bellinger. The affair is being arranged by mem
bers of the staff and employees of the Oregon State Tuberculosis
Hospital. Dr. Bellinger is retiring as superintendent of the hospital
this summer.
Calling hours are from 2 to 5
f rrf mlffoOC o'clock and all friends of Dr. and
VJI I 1 1 I 1 1 1 I CCO Mrs. Bellinger are invited through
y I if the press to attend the affair.
NjQprigH for The reception will be held in the
new employes dormitory on the
r I iiosDital grounds.
0 1 1 V6 i" ! 6 0 1 ' Honor Miss Johnson
i Miss Evelyn Johnson, popular
The S..'..- n club of Zonta In- June bride-elect of Richard ?"
tern i m:.1 nrs announced its list Page of San Francisco, will
of co -ir.i ,tc: or lis silver tea the honor guest at a pre-nupti
to be iiold on Weone.'cay, Mv 26, 1 luncheon for which Mrs. Herbert
in the s.,c nl rooms of the YWCA, l. Stiff, Mrs. Charles S. McElhin
with t; e proceeds to go for the ny and Mrs. Daniel J. McLellan
furn;sh.rv-:s of these rooms. vnll be hostesses on Tuesday aft-
The committee include: Invi- frnoon.
tationv. Miss Nellie Schwab, The affair will be held at the
chairrr. n. .Mrs Alden H Bowes. , norre 0 Mrs Stiff on North Win
Miss M-i -; ret L-e!l, Miss Hazel , Ur street Covers will be placed
Roenicl.i. Mrs. Il rrv I.. MiNer, for sj-tr'-n friends of the guest
Mrs. hiU loo. .Mrs E. E. 0f honor.
Wootten: program, Mrs. Raymond iKO Dances Calendared
Barton., chairman, Mrs. H. K. .nIi!- Tne Wisteria and Carousel
ler, M;s Dorothy Poarce. Miss Dincin? Clubs will hold their
Lena Beile Tartar: decorations, kiSt dances o( the seas0n this corn
Mrs. Ralph Hamilton, chairman, ! jru, weekend. Wisteria club mem
Mrs. J. VS. Lamb. Mrs. Leonard : bers wjll have a sport5 dance
Rowan, Miss Mabel Savage. Mrs. LFridav night at the VFW Hall.
B. O. Schucking Mrs. Mary t. nanci-n( wlU be from 9 to 12 o'
Thomas, Miss Echo eaier ; cloci with Mr and Mrs Edgar v
Hostess, Mrs W. E. smith, Amo as chfirmen of the commit
cha.rman Miss Josephine Baum- lre Election of officers will also
gartner, Miss Mary Bowman Miss ; be nej d,Jn tn dance
Carousel Dnnce club will also
Maxine Buren, Miss June Emor
son, Mrs. R. L. Elfstrom, Mrs
Kenneth Hamilton, Mrs. B. B.
Hcrrick, Miss Lillian McDonald,
Miss Helen Pearee, Mrs. Jnmes
Tindall, Mrs. Margaret Roseeans;
food, Mrs. Tom Wolgamott, chair
man, Mrs. James Haley. M l s s
Bertha Kohlhagen. Mrs. Theodore
Madsen, Jr., Mrs. Robert McEwan,
Miss Genevieve Morgan, Mrs. J.
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hold a sports dance Saturday
night at the Izaak Walton Club
house. L'rs Wolfer and his orche
stra will plav for dancing. Jfew
officers for the ensuing year will
b elected during the evening.
Mr. and Mrs. James Welch
head the directorate and assist
ing are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bish
op. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Cave, Mr.
VHaar PiitH- Irc II irrr 'v.ntt
Mrs. J. B. Schmidt; kitchen, Mrs I "d r Bryan' ,r- "J
Herbert Winkler, chairman. Mrs. fd Croft, Mr and Mrs Ted
James Bunnell, Mrs. Frank I T.'bbu,t, MJ", and IrfFran Hy"
Burke, Mrs. Lelace Ellis, Dr. Lu- fu nd Mr and Mrs- Bruce
cile Fortner. Miss Esther Fuen- rogna,i;, ,
nin.j Mr Marv I arhpllp Vtr Cirque Club Formal
F A Masse. Mrs P W Rm-ltPni The ClrC'Ue Club 15 announcing
feller, Mrs. C. W. Stacey; finance.
its spring formal dinner dance
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Mrs. Phil Brownell, Mrs. 1 N. ; . adiuruay iiigm. awy ai ine
Rarnn Mrs Carl Ronth Mr. American region tiUD. Mr. ana
O. C. Christensen, Mrs. Ben Lam
bert, Miss Mary Larson; publicity, i
Mrs. C. W. Stacey, chairman. Mrs
Robert M. Fischer, Jr.
The general tea committee con
sists of Mrs. Karl Becke, chair
man, Mrs. W. G. Stacey, Mrs.
Ralph Hamilton, Mrs Harry Mil
ler and Mrs. Mabel Clock
Mrs. Marvin J. McKee, the former Joan Marie Long
ford before her marriage Saturday afternoon at St.
Joseph's Catholic Church. The bride- :? the r.ce of Mr.
and Mrs. E. J. Fogle ar.d tine grccm is the son cf the L. H.
McKees. (Jesten-Miiler Stuaio
St. Joseph's Nuptials Setting
Mrs. Donald Sommer will head
the committee for the affair.
Mary Nopp to
Be Married
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Nopp are
The interested nuhlic is invited renouncing the engagement of
to attend the benefit affair and their daughter, Mary, to Randall
it is hoped a number of men will Hartleben. son of Mr. and aMrs.
call during the evening hours. Robert Hartleben Jr. of Hankin-
Hours for the tea are from 3 to s"n- Norlh Dakota. The couple
6 p m. and 7 to 9 p.m.
The Keizer Lions Auxiliary will
be entertained at the final meet
ing of the season Tuesday night
at the home of Mrs. Gordon Bres
sler, 4235 Rivercrest Drive, at 8
p m.
plan a fall wedding.
The bride-elect is a student
nurse at Good Samaritan Hospit
al in Portland and will graduate
on May 21. Her fiance, who was
recently released from the U. S.
Army, plans to make his home in
Oregon.
Baskets of white and pink
gladioluses and white snapdrag
ons formed the setting for the
marriage of Miss Joan Marie
Langford, niece of Mr. and Mrs.
E. J. Fogle, and Marvin J. Mc
Kee, son of tr. and Mrs. L. H.
McKee of PeiTydale. on Saturday
afternoon at St. Joseph's Cath
olic church.
i The four o'clock ceremony was
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performed Dy ratner josepn nn
derbeck. Soloists were Miss Lor
raine Nelke and Gerald Neithng.
Mrs. Raymond Barton was the
organist.
Of nylon tulle and imported
Chantilly lace was the bridal
gown, fashioned with a portrait
neckline with a fitted, petal-scalloped
bodice. The bouffant skirt
was designed with tiers edged in
lace applique and terminating in
a court train. A cap of lace and
sequins held in place her finger
tip French illusion veil. She car
ried a bouquet of lilies-of-the-valley
centered with a white or
chid. Louis Foltz gave his daugh
ter in marriage.
Miss Dolores Dornbusch was
the maid of honor and Miss Har-
i riett Guild, Mrs. Gordon McKee,
! Miss Lavon Brannon and Miss
Joan Traviss, the bridesmaids.
They all wore identical frocks of
coral nylon net with a side cas
cade to the hemline of the floor
length skirt. The gowns were
made with short jackets, a calla
lily collar and three-quarter
length sleeves. They wore match
ing picture hats of lace and ny
lon net and carried basket bou
quets of white and blue painted
daisies and sweet peas.
Mary Beth Dornbusch, sister of
the maid of honor, was the flower
girl and also wore a coral net
frock.
Brother Is Best Man
Gordon McKee stood with his
brother as best man and ushers
were David Foltz, the bride's
brother, Edward Hemann and
George Hemann, Jr., cousins 'of
the bride, William McKee, the
rgoom's cousin, and Rodney Ault.
Mrs. Elwood Nelson attended
her daughter's wedding in a
white and green dress with green
accessories and a corsage of pink
roses. Mrs. FogJe chose a cham-
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Miss Beverly !
Mott Tells
Betrothal
Taking the romantic spotlight
today is Miss Beverly Mott. young
est daughter of Mrs. James W.
Mott and the late Congressman
Mott. whose engagement to Gary
Jones, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gail
Jones.' is being revealed. The wed
din? of the duo is planned for next
winter.
The bride-elect told a group of
her intimate friends of her be
trothal Saturday afternoon .at an
informal coffee at the country
home of her mother at Zena.
Miss .Mott attended Mt. Angel
Academ- and is a -radiate
Salem H'h School. She attended
Oregon State College anrf is
member of Aloha Phi. She left
college soring term to accomnanv
her mother to Washington. O.C..
where she represented the Young
Reoublicans at the national Re
Dublican Women's convention.
She is now emploved at the Sec
retary of State's office.
Mr. Jones is a graduate of Sa
lpm schools and is a sophomore at
Oregon Stnt Collee. He is a
member of Sma Chi.
Guest? at the coffee first learn
ed of thp engagement news whe"
two small kittens were let out of
a paper bag. Tied around the neck
of each were the names of the en
gaged duo, "Bev and Gary".
An all white decorative scheme
was used throughout the house
with bouquets of spring blossoms,
dogwood and lilacs. On the din
ing room table was a eenteroieee
of forget-me-nots and lily-of-the-valley,
the Alpha Phi flowers,
flanked by white tapers.
Attending the announcement
party were the mothers of the
couple. Mrs. James W. Mott and
Mrs. Gail Jones, Misses Justine
Lewis, Anita Tonnine. Barbara
Franzwa. Carol Svinth. Patricia
Healy. Donna Vogt, Sharon Lar
son, Diane Bulman, Joan Juul,
and Noreen Nelson.
pagne lace gown with pink ac
cessaries and a corsage of pink
rosebuds for her niece's marriage.
The groom's mother wore a black
and white costume suit with
white accessories and corsage of
pink roses.
Reception at Woman's Club
The newlyweds greeted their
guests at a reception at the Salem
Woman's club. Pouring were Mrs.
John Albrich and Mrs. Francis T.
Albrich and cutting the cake were
Mrs. George Hemann and Mrs.
Lawrence Alley, all aunts of the
bride. Assisting were Mrs. John
Godlnve, Mrs. Willis E. Vincent.
Jr., Mrs. Vernon Tracy, Miss
Audra Garbarino, Miss Rita
O'Brien, Miss Dorothy Kessel
and Miss Georgeann Burg hart.
When the couple left on their
wedding trip to California and
Nevada, the new Mrs. McKee
donned a dusty rose suit with
matching stole and black acces
sories. The newlyweds will be at
home at Perrydale after May 20.
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