2 -Sec. 2V-Stafesman, Salem, Ore., Sunday, July 31, 1955
Miss Charlene Kefr Married
At St. Vincent's Saturday
Mis Charlene Marie Kerr became the bride of Carl Wilfred
'Weathers t a beautiful ceremony Saturday morning at St Vincent
dePaul Church. The bride is the daughter of Mr., and Mrs. Ray
Kerr and the brideeroom is the ion of Mr. and Mr Wilfred
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The Rev. John Reedy performed the 10 o'clock nuptial mass
Dei or a selling of wnite siock ana
pink gladioluses. Wayne Meusey
and Mary Kreft sang and Mrs.
Meusey played the organ accom
paniments. Of imported Chantilly lace and
nylon tulle was the bridal gown,
fashioned with a fitted, lace bo
dice and Peter Pan collar sprin
kled with aeed pearls. The bouf
fant skirt ended in a chapel train
with ruffled tiers of lace in back
and panels of the lace and pleated,
nylon, tulle down the front of the
skirt. Her fingertip illusion veil
was caught to a Juliet cap out
lined in seed pearls. 'She carried
a cascade of white roses centered
with a white orchid combined with
pink net.
Atteadaats Wear Pink
Three attendants preceded the
bride to the altar. Miss Rosalie
Kerr, her sister's honor maid, Miss
Betty Thompson and Miss Marne
Christensen, the bridesmaids. They
wore identical shell pink frocks
with lace bodices, sweetheart neck-
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length skirts. They carried cas
cades of American Beauty roses
ted with pink ribbon. Nancy Kath
leen Hammack. niece of the bride
groom, was the flower girl and
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to me attendants.
Donald Weathers atood with his
brother, as best man and seating
the guests were Ray Greene and
Robert Hammack, brother-in-law
of the bridegroom. The altar boys
were Denis Van deWiele and Terry
Kirk, cousins of the bride.
For her daughter's nuptials Mrs.
Kerr chose a steel grey lace gown
over pink taffeta to which he pin
ned a spray of pink orchid. Mrs.
Weathers wore a twoiece grey
lace gown over pink and ber flow
ers were, pink apray orchids.
A Gardes Reception
The newly-weds greeted their
meats at a racentkn in th gar
den at the country home of the
bride' parents. Pouring, were
lira. K. P. Smith, aunt .of the
bride, and Mrs. V, O. Weathers,
the bridegroom's aunt.. Mrs. Frank
Kerr cut her nieca'a wedding cake.
Assisting were Mrs. Cart Smith,
Mrs. John Smith. Mrs. Jack Mc
Ckire, aunt of the groom. Mrs.
Lester Kirk, Mrs. Fred Viesko,
Mrs. Laueren Hilton, Miss Sharon
Kirk and Miss Carol Smith.
When the couple left on their
wedding trip to Canada the new
Mrs. Weathers was wearing a pink
Joan Traviss
To Marry in
October
Wedding bells will ring on Satur
day, October 1 for Miss Joan Tra
vise and Edward R. Uemann,
whose engagement was announced
the past year. The bride-elect is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. law
re nee F. Traviss and her fiance is
the son of fin. George Hemann.
The ceremony will take place at
St Vincent dePaul Catholic Church
at a, 11. o'clock nuptial mass with
a reception following at the Amer
ican Legion Club.
Miss Traviss is a medical secre
tary for Dr. Sidney C. Stenerodden
and Mr. Hemann is with J. C. Pen
ney Co.
Farewell Party
For Mrs. Ames
Mrs. Florence Ames, who re
tired from ber position with the
State Motor Vehicle Department
Friday after 18 years of service,
was honored at a noon luncheon
in the state house coffee shop.
Secretary of State Earl T. New
bry presented Mrs. Ames with a
gift from her many co-workers.
Attending the luncheon - were
Mrs. Ames, Mrs. Allan Bellinger,
Mrs. Robert Patton, Mrs, Joseph
O'Day. Mrs. Roy Boatman, Mrs.
Ernest McRae, Mrs. Frank Prince.
Mrs. Joseph Helton, Mrs. Esther
Young, Mrs. Harvey Arthur, Mrs.
Frank Slknak. Mrs. Carl Holm
stedt, Mrs. Arnold Wickman and
Mrs. M. Space, of Phoenix, Ari
zona, a house guest of Mrs. Ames.
Justice and Mrs. James T Braid
are leaving Monday for Ashland
where they will attend the opening
festivities of the Shakespearean
FesBval, which opens that eve
ning. They will remain for the
week and attend the plays to be
presented this season. -
suit with matching accessories.
After August 15 the couple wiU be
at borne on Route 2, Box 1M, Sa
lem.
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" Mrs, Carl Wilfred Weathers, the former Charlene Marie Kerr, whose wedding was
an event of Saturday morning at St, Vincent dePaul Church. The bride is the daughter of
the Ray Kerrs and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Weathers. McEwan .
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Large Group to
Assist During
Garden Tour
(Pictures and story on Page 1)
A large group of women have
been invited to assist in the gardens-being,
open to the pubile on
Thursday for. the Salem Garden
Club's annual summer tour. Elev
en gardens In Manbrin Gardens
will be shown between 2 and 9
o'clock and men are especially
invited to attend. ,
Tea will be served continuously
during the tour hours at the North
River Road borne of Mr. and Mrs.
Russell Eyerly. Presiding at the
tea urns will be Mrs. Kerby John
son, president of the Salem Gar
den Gub, Mrs. Gordon Black,
chairman of the tour, Mrs. Roy
E. Smith, tea chairman, Mrs.
Jack Henningseo, Mrs. Clifford
Taylor, Mrs. Norval E. Edward.
Miss Elizabeth Lord, Miss Edith
Schryver, Mrs. Evert Givens, Mrs.
J. Ray Rhoten, Miss Ellen QuaL.
Mrs. Charles Cole and Mrs. How
ard Hunsaker.
Among the hostesses for the
various gardens are Mesdames
S. D. Wiles, Lynn Hammerstad,
George Gregor, Charles Mills, C.
S. Nelson, M. C. Blackman, Ar
thur Martin, Etsill L. Brunk, Her
bert J. Ostlind, H ,W. Elgin, J. A.
Pankratx, R. B. Wlnslow, Nor
man Young, Norval Edwards, Ed
ward Majek, William E. Healy.
Robert Gettis. Clarence Feller,
Ethel Browa, E. A. Carleton, Del
Ramedell, Charles Hjemann,
CarlWendt,,' Richard Upjohn, Leo
Johnson. Ruaael E. Pratt, Ben
Maxwell, Walter Martin, Floyd
Kibbe, E. M. McKee, W. R. Speck,
Lee Canfield. W. S. Gagle, Ralph
Anderson, George Rhoten, Misses
Karla and Marilyn Wolz, and May
Service.
Church Group to Meet
The Sunshine Circle of the
West Salem Methodist Church
has been Invited to meet with
Mrs. Mae Needham at 531 King
wood Ave., Wednesday at 11:30
a.m. A sack lunch will be served
at noon and Mrs. H. D. Korte-
meyer will be In charge of the
devotions. The prayer group will
meet at 11 a.m.
The Wesleyaa Service Galld4ef
Jason Lee Church will liold its
annual picnic Monday night at the
home of Mrs. Sam Miller on Route
5 at 6:30 o'clock.
Reception Will
Fete Couple's
iyersary
Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Graves will
be honored at an informal recep
tion this afternoon on the occasion
of their , silver wedding anniver
sary. Arranging the affair are the
couple's three sons and their wives,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert FGraves,
Mr. and Mrs. Max N. Graves and
Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Graves.
The reception will be held at the
Donald Graves home, 1065 North
Cottage St. Friends of the couple
have been Invited through the press
to call between S and o clock.
Assisting the hosts Informally will
be Kenneth Graves, youngest son
of the honor guests. Mrs. Winnie
Schuman, Mrs. Verna Berry, Mrs.
Oliver Holcomb. Mrs. Richard
Snead, Mrs. C. W. Brown and Mrs.
Ray Rogers. ,
The Graves have five sons and
seven grandchildren. They will all
be present for the celebration ex
cept a son, Gerald E. Graves, who
is living in Houston. Texas.
McKays to Arrive
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Secretary of the Interior Doug
las McKay and Mrs. McKay and
Miss Alene Phillips are arriving
in Oregon Monday by plane from
Washington, D.C. Secretary and
Mrs. McKay plan to be here near
ly a month and will spend most
of their time at their beach home
at Neskowin. There they will be
Joined by their, sons-in-law and
daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Hadley and Mr and Mrs. Lester
D. Green, and their chidlren. Miss
Phillips will make her headquart
ers in Salem at the Marion Hotel
during her stay In the capital.
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Harris Family
Reunion Held
The Harris family reunion was
held at Champoeg on July 24 with
la e group attending, including
five generations.
Attending were Mrs. Mary Har
ris, "alem. Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Harris. Robert Harris and daugh
ter, Pamela, Mr. and Mrs. Clar
ence Harris. Diane, Clarence Jr.
and Joseph, Mr. and Mrs. Loy
Parlierson and Loy Jr.. John and
Stevea, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Roln
and Jack, all of Portland, Mr. and
Mrs. Will Coon. Terry. Jay and
Trudie, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Har
ris, Mr. and Mrs. Elton Harris.
David. Donna anj Diane, Mr. and
V -,. Marvin Harris and Karen, all
of Tigard. Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Melton of Chandler. Arizona. Rob
ert Edwards of San Francisco, Mr.
and Mrs. G. H- Edwards, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Weston, Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Kamph, Connie, Mary Lou,
Jimmy and Ronnie, Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Jehner, . Linda and Dale,
Mr. and Mrs. E, L. Plenge. Mich
ael and Becky, all of Salem. Mr.
and Mrs. O. W. McKinnon of Grand-
view, Wash.
Guests attending were Ruby Mel
ton, Ginger Riley, Sara Gwinn,
Robert Parkherst. Henry Freetai.
all of Salem, and Susan O. Drane
of Tigard.
Mrs. W. E. Kaewer, wortky
matron of Chadwick Chapter,
Order of Eastern SUi, will be a
coffee hostess Tuescay, August
2 at the Masonic Temple. The af
fair is being arranged in compli
ment to members and friends of
Chadwick Chapter and calling
hours are from 10 to 2 o'clock.
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Many months1 supply, S15 plus tax
Miss Lillian Hoff special consultant from Alexandra
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advice and counsel on your beauty problems.
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