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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 16, 1954)
r a Dorothy Swigart Announces Betrothal to Stanley 'Kerzel . . . i ' ' . v ' - I ' Taking the -romantic spotlight today is Miss Dorothy Swigart, ; whose engagement to Stanley L. Kerzel, son of Mr. Irene Kerzel of . Portland, is being revealed: The bride-elect is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Swigart The news wasfirsf repealed at a. dinner party Wednesday night for which Miss Swigart and her mother were hostesses at their South liberty Street home. - I : j i i ;! 11 . - ' -i Miss Swigart; is graduate of Donna Hart ; Bride of Mr. l Matthews "j. The First Methodist Church in .Dallas was the setting for the wed ding of Miss Donna Jane Haft, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Merritt E. Hart of Dallas. ad LaMont Matthews, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Matthews of Dayton, on September 11. The Rev. Fremont Faul officiated at the o'clock nuptials before a background of white gladioluses, chrsanthemums Salem High School and will return to Oregon College of Education for her ; junior year this fall. Her fi ance, a former Willamette student is a graduate of Portland schools and will enter his senior year of school in Portland. Both are ed ucation majors. A miniature can decorated for newlywecU with the engaged duo's names revealed the announcement The supper table was decorated with white candles tied with pink bows, and an arrangement of pink dahlias. - l The couple plan a wedding dur ing the Christmas holidays, Those attending the betrothal party were Misses Nadine Gilman, Pat Todd, Jody Ricketts, ;Marcia Webb, Coralie Doughton, Joye Rob ertson, Luella Carlisle, Mrs. Doug las Raines, Mrs. William Pfetton, ! rn Etiquette By ROBERTA LEE and delphinium. Mrs. Wendall De- Mrs. William Coldvard, and Mrs. Haven was the organist and Betty Robert Walker Starr Anderson of Salem was the soloist The bride wore a wedding dress .of imported Chantilly lace over slipper satin, made waltz -length with portrait neckline trimmed with sequins and seed pearls; a fitted bodice and full bouffant skirt with scalloped hem. The fingertip- veil of French illusion was held in place with a cap of match ing lace trim with sequin i and vearls. She carried a white Basle with a white orchid. ' Mrs. Hugh Bellinger, Salem, cou sin of me Dnae, was matron 01 honor. She wore a dress of delphinium blue with scal loped neckline and long-sleeves. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Harvey Tenney. sister of the bridegroom, and Mrs. Dale Aiehele. They wore lishter blue dresses, styled like the honor attendant's. They all carnea Q. What is the proper way to eat an apple at the dinner table? ; A, .Cm the apple into quarters, then peel it , The pieces should be conveyed to the' mouth with the fingers, '; ' Q. Is it proper for a girl to give, her fiance an engagement Sift? 1 A. This is optional. However. waltz length in most cases the ring given to the girl is the' only engagement gift exchanged. Q. Is it proper for a young girl to invite a boy into her, home for a snack after a date? 'A Only if her parents', or some - Ian? veilow and blue fans oLnet other mature person, are in the covered with yellow gladioluses I house. Itvwould not be proper if matching . delptun- centered . with ium. Mrs. William Hart and Miss Cora Swanstrom lighted tapers and they wore yellow dresses. ji Groom's Attendants . I 1 Best man was William Sherman, Dayton. Ushers wereJKenny Frack, Sheridan, Kay conaer, saiem. there were no one home who could be regarded as a chaperon u. we frequently have guest speakers at , our women s club. Should we applaud i them both when they are Introduced and f aft er they speak? A. This is proper the first time Harry Reeder. Dayton, and Harvey I in greeting, and the second time lenny, orvuicriu-ww ""V I jjj, approval. Mr Hart attended her ' daueh- U Q-k it right for a bride to ter's wedding in a mauve rose lace Nve both i a matron and a maid dress with rose accessories! The hoIor .'r wedding? bridegroom's mother wore t JA. Yes, if the wedding is a very waits length dress of aqua blue lace 1 rge and. formal one. with rose accessories. 1 Both wore I Q. Should a guest who ' has ac eorsages of pink garnet roses and 1 cidentally broken something, re nin . oouvardia. . t ' r I place it with another? t The reception followed ia the a. This lis the; proper and eon ehurcn parlors, Mrs. ie waiter, isKjerate thing to do. roruaiw, cur we case assisiea dj Mrs. E. L. McCleary and Mrs. Eu gene Hart John Day, aunt of the bride. Mrs. Lor en Wilson poured assisted by Mrs. Ray Gobnke. Mrs Carl Swantrom and Mrs,! Bolton Stinnette were at the punch bowl. Assisting were Miss Pat West, Mrs. Pirharri Hwiff. Salem. 1 fr'r Following a weddrnj, trip ; to Crater Lake and southern Oregon, the couple will live in Corvailis, where the bridegroom will enter his junior year in the school of en gineering at Oregon State college. Miss Stinson Ralph Smith Married AURORA At the First Metho dist Church in Ridgefield, Wash ington,? Saturday, September 11, Miss Jeanne Elizabeth Stinson of Ridgefield, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Stinson of Renton, Washington,, became the bride of Ralph V. Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Smith of Aurora. The Rev. Milton Hopper offi ciated at the 8 pjn. double ring ceremony. Mrs. , Milton Hopper was the pianist . ; The bride wore a floor length white nylon dress with fitted bo dice. The Peter Pan collar was trimmed in white daisy and rhine- stone mora. A, short veil com pleted her ensemble. She carried a white Rainbow Bible topped by a sinel orchid. i - ' The Attendants all wore baller ina dresses of organdy. Miss Mar garet Lane of Ridgefield, maid of honor, wore white and carried a nosegay of white snapdragons and a- yellow rose. The brides maids,' Miss Patricia Stinson, sis ter of j the bride, Miss Rae Hall strom and Miss Betty Pierre, all wore yellow and carried nosegays of yellow and white chrysanthe mums, . , Best man was Blenn Bisell of Gladstone. Seating . the guests were Eddy Holden of Canby, Gene Smith, Aurora, : nephew of then groom, and Kelly Deschand. Michael Stinson, brother of the bride,? was ring bearer. Fori her daughter's marriage Mrs. Stinson chose a black after noon idresS with black accessor ies and gladiolus corsage. Mrs. Smith attended her son's wed ding in a blue print dress and black accessories and -a gladiolus corsage. , The newlyweds greeted heir guests at a reception following the ceremony. Miss Illona Har ley, Ridgefield, cut the cake and Miss Mary Dickerson, Ridgefield,' had charge of the punch bowL Miss f Joyce Jenks passed the guest book. 1 Mr.: Smith graduated from the Canby Union High School and served two years in the Army. Mrs. Smith is a graduate of the Ridgefield High School. Mr. and Mrs. Smith will spend a short honeymoon at the Oregon beaches and will be at home in Willam ette, Oregon. - -j . i .. .;- , .The' Upsilon Chapter f Beta Sigma4 Phi met-Wednesday at the homes of ' Mrs. Duane Chretien. The program, "The Gardener Asks How" was presented by Mrs. Mason McQuiston. Mrs. Roy Rog ers was the assisting hostess. S" ' ' ': 'v ' i. . A-' ' v t . . '1 -. . 11.. 7 .i j . - ( " - ' . '. ';" I ' ' - f ' j i - 1, , .'-. ; ' i . ' Road Improvement Contract Awarded The State Highway Department Wednesday , awarded a contract for 5.1 miles of grading and oil ing of. the Mission-Cayuse section of the Adams-Mission county road about 6.4 miles east of Pendleton to the ' XL C' Dack Construction Company, Milton-Freewater, on a bid of $90,651. Statesman. Salem, Ore, ThursJ SepL IS, 1354 (Sc 1) 7 Extended Period Of Prosperity Seen LOS ANGELES (UP), Assistant Secretary of Labor J. Ernest Wil kins Wednesday foresaw "an ex tended period of well being and properous living, for the United States.' 1 4 Wilkins told the AFL Metal Trades . Department convention Tuesday "there is no doubt our nation is prospering. Whether you view our economy today from the abnormal heights f 1953 or the lows Of 1343-50. ! v ; . He urged the AFL to support the government's- participation ia the United Nation's International Labor - Organization, which be termed a strong weapon to help kss i fortunate neighbors. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Roland Girod (Anna Pearl Ritchey) who; were parried' August 27 at t,he Brookings Community Churchf The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Ritchley of Brookings and the groom is the son of Mr. and MrsJL. V. Girod of Salem. (Harris Studio, Crescent City, iCalifj. ' - , I11 , i m w m u Hunter Found Safe in Alaska 1 ANCHORAGE If) Ernest Schu pert of Spenard missing since Sunday morning, was found Tues day morning huddled over a dying fire and completely exhausted. He was brought out , by strejtcher. ' Schupert wandered away from his hunting camp in the) Highline Lake area 80 miles northwest of here, carrying only a knife and some matches. Be was found when '52-'54 HERCURY OWNERS!! Ml i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 c r on your y i i voitMunc GAQ QADIO Won't Fad Out ! Usisr Uifsr?3ssn YIsiKis Wa'll install it today while, you wait you'll discover new pleasure in driving to morrow. And youll add value to your car as well! 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