8 (Sec 2) Statesman. Salem. Ore.. Friday. June 25. 1954
SOCIETY' CLUBS'-MUSIC
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A round Town .
By JERYME ENGLISH
Bachmann-Goff
Nuptials Held
McMINNVILLE Miss Ann Got
daughter of Mr. anc" Mrs. W. G.
Anderson o Coos Bay, and Lester
E. bachmann. son of Mr. and
Mrs. Alber Bachmann of McMinn
ville, were married June 13 at the
Jiome of the bridegroom. The Rev.
E. L. Wood of Carlton performed
the ceremony before members of
the family and a few friends.
The bride wore a pale blue net
over satin ballerina gown and car
ried a Bible topped with a white
orchid. Miss Gwendolyn Bach
mann, sister of the bridegroom,
was maid of honor, and wore a
ballerina gown of pale green net
and carried a pink carnation
nosegay.
George Bachmann, brother of
the bridegroom, was best man.
Brenda Bachmann. niece of the I
bridegroom, vas flower girl. Don i
Bachmann, a nephew, was ring j
bearer, and the bridegroom's
brothers, Alvin and George Bach
mann, lighted the candles.
A reception was held following
the ceremony. Mrs. Alvin Bach
mann cut the wedding cake, Mrs.
Francis LaughliL. sister of the
bridegroom, poured the punch,
end Mrs. George Bachmann,
poured the coffee. Mrs. Donald
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Mrs. Charles C. Camp
bell (Roberta Schmalz)
who was married June 6
in Portland. The couple
will live in Woodburn,
where both are teachers.
Wright, sister of the bridegroom,
was in charge of the gifts.
For their wedding trip,4he
bride wore a grey suit and an
orchid corsage. They are now at
home in Coos Bay.
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TAKING THE ROMANTIC . . .
spotlight today is attractive, brun
ette Suzanne Barnes, daughter of
Dr. and Mrs. Chester A. Downs,
whose engagement to Robert
Deane Morrison is being revealed
. . . The bridegrpom-elect is the
son of Mrs. John Salfborg of May
wood, Calif, and O. F. Morrison
of Vancouver, Wash. . . the young
duo will be married on Saturday,
September 18 at the First Metho
dist Church . . . Sue, a popular
member of the young set, is a
graduate of the University of
Washington and will receive her
master's degree in library science
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irom me university in August. .
she took her first two college
years at Oregon State College and l
is a member of Pi Beta Phi and
the Salem Spinsters. . .Her fiance
graduated in June from the Uni
versity of Washington and is a
member of Alpha Delta Phi . . .
Visiting ... In the capital the
past fortnight have been Colonel
Ira Wintermate and children,
Sheryl and Randy, who have been
guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. William Monroe Hamilton . .
The air force colonel is leaving to
day to return to his base at Ham
ilton Tield, Calif, and in July will
depart for England on a special
assignment ... an his return ta
the states be will be transferred
to Payne Air Base at Everett,
Wash. . . His children will remain
in Salem at the home of their
grandparents for the summer . . .
Mrs. Hamilton has been at Hamil
ton Field since last fail with her
son-in-law and grandchildren. . .
A guest ... at the home of Dr.
and Mrs. Charles S. Campbell for
several weeks is Barbara Leonard
of Oakland, Calif., daughter of the
W. B. Leonards ... she returned
north with the Campbells this
weekend, who went south to meet
their son. Tim, who is home from
Culver Military Academy for the
summer . . .
Entraining . . . today far Mid
land, Mich, will be Mrs. Tyrone
Gillespie and son. Tyrone Jr.,
who have been visiting in Salem
the past month at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stuart John
son . . . Mr. Gillespie joined his
family here for a week, returning
east Monday . . . They came west
for the wedding af Mrs. Gillespie's
sister Evelyn Johnson, and Rich
ard M. Page en June 19 . . .
A visitor ... in the capital from
Pittsburg, Pa. is Mrs. John Cle
ment, who is a guest of her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Carl A. Schafer, at their
home on Boone Road . . . she will
be here until the first of July . . .
Weekend Jottings . . . Governor
and Mrs! Paul L. Patterson will
be at Camp Clatsop Saturday far
the annual governor's day review
and will be guest at the luncheon
and reception preceding and fol
lowing the review . . . Mr. and
Mrs. William L. Phillips and Mr.
and Mrs. Ronald E. Janes will
also be at Camp Clatsop Saturday
far the review . . .
Spending . . . the weekend in
Longview will be Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne Hadley and children, Ei
leen, Allan, Bruce and Nancy,
who will visit at the home of Mr.
Hadley's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
C. E. Hadley. . .
Entertaining . . . members of
the Springbrook Garden Club
Thursday afternoon was Mrs. Al
an Riebel . . . guests were bidden
to a dessert luncheon at the home
of Mrs. Riebel's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Wallace Bonesteele, on
Hughes Lane . . .
Salem golfers . . . playing in the
Oregon Women's GIf Association
sweepstakes at the Oswego Coun
try Club an June 30 will be Mrs.
Marcuss O. Seale Mrs. Seth P.
Smith, Mrs. Fred S. Anunsen,
Mrs. Eugene Kokko, Mrs. Fred
Bernardi, Mrs. Frank Shafer, Mrs.
Leland Plank, Mrs. Claybourne W.
Dyer, Mrs. Bruce Williams, Mrs.
Richard Chase, Mrs. Donald Huff,
Mrs. Robert Eberhoie, Mrs. Ivan
Marble and Mrs. Chester Loe . .
From Texas . . . comes news of
the birth of a son. James Lee, to
Mr. and Mrs. Kermet L. Short
(Beverly Graber) on June 22 in
San Antonio . . . The lad tipped
the scales at seven pounds, six
and a half ounces . . . The grand
parents are Mr. and Mrs. Leo
Graber and Mrs. George 0. Short,
all of Salem . . . Mrs. Graber is
now in San Antonio with her son-in-law
and daughter and to greet
her first grandchild . . . Mr. Short
is stationed in San Antonio with
the army . . .
Salem friends ... will be inter
ested to Know that Cynthia Eyre
(Mrs. avl4 W. Eyre Jr.) of Port
land has a feature article on their
attractive, modern home in the
July issue of Better Homes and
Gardens . . . the colored picture
on the cover is a scene from their
spacious living room overlooking
the hills and city . . . Inside are
several more colored photos of
various rooms in the home, with
entrances leading to terraces on
three sides ... the article ac
companying the pictures is writ
ten by Cynthia Eyre . . .
Girl Scout Camp
Opens Sunday
The Girl Scout Camp located in
Silver Creek Falls Recreation
Area opens its first session June
27. The camp is now ready and
the councillors are there to start
their program.
There is a new session open for
Intermediate Scouts, or noncouts,
which is fifth graders and over.
This includes one two week ses
sion from July 19 to August 1st,
and two one week sessions start
ing July 19 to July 25 and from
July 26 to August 1.
There are still a few openings
in the session from August 17 to
August 23.
Those wishing a further infor
mation are asked to contact the
Girl Scouts Office, 444 Center
Street.
Mrs. Bigler Hostess
Mrs. Gerold Bigler entertained
members of Gamma Gamma
Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Monday evening. Mr. Thomas
Adolphson and Mrs. Thomas
Elliot were co-hostesses. Mrs.
Ronald Wiebe was appointed cor
responding secretary. Mrs. Orval
Schultze, Miss lone Persson and
Mjs. Wiebe presented the inter
esting educational program. The
next meeting will be July 12 at
the home of Mrs. Schultze.
96th Birthday for Mr. Harnar
PRATUM Mr. and Mrs. Wal
ter Coe held open house June 12
in honor of George Harnar, on his
96th birthday. He was born at Mt.
Pleasant, Mo., in 1858 and moved
his family to the Ozark region in
1883, where he took up a home
stead., Mr. and Mrs. Harnir cele-
i brated their 68th wedding anni-
versary before her death in 1949
! in Missouri.
Mr. Harnar then came west to
make his home with his grandson,
Claude Harnar, at Swegle. He
continues to make frequent visits
to his other children and grand
children in Oregon and Idaho.
There are 8 living children, the
oldest being 72 and the youngest
is 46. There are 49 grandchildren
and 98 great-grandchildren and 6
great-great-grandchildren.
Honoring Mr. Harnar on his
birthday were Mr. and Mrs.
Claude Harnar, Mary Lee and
Douglas. Mr. and' Mrs. Calvin
Bressler, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Reick, Mr. and Mrs. George
Quinn, Mr. and Mrs. Claude
Ames, Mrs. Verle Klampe, Steve
and Susan, Carol and Claude
Beard, Doris Cobb, Arelene and
Marjorie Ellis, Phyllis Graber,
Vicki, Julie and Chad Coe, all of
Salem, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Harnar, Gerald, Elmer and Edna
Moe of Umatilla, Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar Harnar, Mr. and Mrs. Vir
gil Harnar, Bonnie, Virginia.
Johnny, Susan and Ronald, all of
Woodburn, Eddie Paullin of Ore
gon City, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Summers and Mr. and Mrs. Mel
vin Clmens of Salem.
Mrs. Warren Installed
Mrs. C. M. warren was in
stalled as 'president of the Salem
Chapter, African Violet Society at
a meeting held aPhorne of
Mrs. Adam Hersch. The tatter's
daughter. Mrs. Noble Bashor, was
the co-hostess. Other officers are
Mrs. Hersch. vice-president; and
Mrs. Charles Forrette, secretary-treasurer.
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