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18-(Sec. Ill) Statesman, Nowlyweds Honeymoon I ! Piclured in front of St. Paul's Episcopal thurch following their June, 24 marriage ere Mr. and Mrs. Wailact P. Carton Jr. The bride, fha for mar Gloria Stolk, it the daughter ef Mr. and Mrs. William K. Stolk. The bridegroom it the ton of Mr. and Mrt. Wallace P. Carton. The couple will live in Salem thit tummer and in the fall will leave for Texas, where Mr. Carton will enter the U.S. Air Force. (McEwan Studio). Holiday Week Will Bo Marked With Several Parties, Picnics . By JEBYMC ENGLISH SUImmi ledety EdiUr The Fourth ot July week will be marked with numerous Informal parties, with visitors and brides-elect sharing honors at many of. the events. Traditional picnics will be held en the Fourth, with one of the 'irgeat to be held at the country home of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. . one at Brooks. Guests will befin arriving shortly after noon for this annual event, with swimming preceding the no-host dinner. Table will be arranged stthe terraces and 130 are expected to attend. Including contemporaries ot the hosts, their children and grindchildrea. Owt-Of-Towa Gateti For Plrale - Among the out-of-towi guests planning to be oe hand for the cele britioe are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas DelxeU, Mr. and Mrs. Crextoa Debell. Mr. and Mrt. Palmer Macdooaid, Mrt. John J. Elliott, and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Farmer and daughter, all ef Portland, Mrt. John Withyeombe and Mrs. Anderson Cannon ef Carmel Calif., sisters of Mr. Jones, Bobby and Duffy Sullivan ef Bend, grandchildren ef the Kenneth Bells. The Jones picnic started ever twenty years age with ist a few ef their friends and has growa each year with marriages of their tons and daughter and the arrival of their children. Parties Te Heaer Mlee AltiaaeVr Mist Charlotte Alexander, popular August bride-elect of Thomas Wendei of Portland, will ke feted at twe affair during the coming week. On Thursday evening Mrt. Walter Kirk and her daughter, Mrt. Rodney Hofstetter, will be hostesses for a dessert supper and a miscellaneous shower for the pleasure of Misa Alexander at their Morningside home. A group of mothers and daughters,, who havt been longtime friends of the bride-elect, have been bidden to the party. Ebertsiea Te Fete Encased Dee On Sunday, July I Mr. and Mrt. Robert Eberole are entertaining with a bunch at their beach home at Roada End ia honor of Miss Alexander and Mr. Wendei. Members of the two families and a few friends have been Invited to drive ever to the beach for tht day Diner Te CatnpUtaeal Vkitoro Mr. and Mra. Erwin E. Batterman will be hosta for a (:M dinner on Friday night at their Morningside Butek of Masterton, New Zealand, who are visiting In the capitarat the home of her mother, Mrs. Gilbert White. Bidden to fete the visitors are Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Potts, Mr. and Mrt. Roy Borland, Mr. and Mrt Richard Smart, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Brown, Mr. and Eddie Ahrena of Turner, Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Brydon. Mr. and Mrt. Fred Smith, Mr. and Mrt. Wheeler R. English and Miss Mary Whits Cherry Assembly In Session Cherry Assembly Rainbow Girts met Thursday evening at the Scot tish Rite Temple for their bat meeting until September. Introduced were Wayne Henry, member of the rand executive board. Mist Janice Wood, grand representative to Tennessee, Mrs. Gloria Hoffman aid. Clarence Field, worthy matron and worthy patron of Trinity Chapter. O E.S., Mist Evelyn Johansen and Ed Pot ter, who received the grand cross of colors at Grand Assembly. Initiation wat held for Misa Jerry Baker and Mist Beverly Kenyon. Wayne Henry wat elected the Rain bow Dad. A report wat given by Mist Cleti McMorrit on the Grind Assembly recently held in Attorii. A rum mage sale waa announced' (or Sep tember . An Invitation waa read r mail wr a ing tomorrow. ' r r, 1141 Salem, Ore., Sun., July 1, '56 around the pool an fireplace. Nearly home in honor ef Mr. and Mm. Ron Plan Ire Cream Social The Junior Guild of St. Paul's Episcopal Church is planning an ice cream social oa the church lawn, Wednesday, August 1, begin ning at I p.m. The proceeds will be given te the church (or the "liquidation of the debt." All fam ilies ind their friends are Invited to attend. Mrs. A. A. Manka Jr. ia general chairman and assisting are Mrs. Louise Muller, Mrs. Ge rald Fisher, Mra. Andre Lambert, Mrs. Ottis R. Berry, Mrs. Frsnk D. Bllgh and Mrt. Austin H. Wil ton, The laetk" Salem L I e a t (lab Auxiliary will meet Monday night at l:M p.m. at the borne of Mrt. Clarence Feller, M7S Pioneer Drive. A report on the atate con vention held th Portland in June will be given by the delegates. to an all day Rainbow picnic to be held at Rainbow Lake on Sun day, July 29. let Ut Restyle Your Furs See wkst weadert onr etpert fnr ttyllnts can perferai wltk year entdalrd fur eoaL Inquire abtul oar leweest restyl Ferry St. Ph. 34I14 in California Peeler-Doss -Nuptials Are Solemnized Exchanging their vowt at an I o'clock ceremony at the Calvary Baptist Church Saturday night were Miss May Dot and J. Malcolm Peeler. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrt. Walter W. Dots and Mr. Peeler ia the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Falk. The Rev. F. G. Stannard officiat ed at the Duptiala. Jay Rorick was the vocalist and Mrt. 3. N. Francit the organist. The bridal f own wat of Chantilly lace and tulle over satin, fashioned with a long sleeved lace bodice. The skirt was designed with a front panel of lace with tiers of nylon tulle on each aide. A crown of lace and aeed pearls held in place her fingertip veil. She carried a cat cade of pink roset and ttephanotit. Misa Angela Hartman was the bride's only ittendint snd she wore i powder blue net gown over taf feta with an overskirt and bodice of blue lace. She carried a powder blue lace fan adorned with a heart of pink rosea and stephinotis. Raymond Raaf stood with Mr. Peeler as best man. Ushers were Donald Clark, Dale Sheridan and; Roger Gebauer. Rereptloa Fattowa Riles For her daughter'! wedding Mrs. Dots wort a grey and pink silk dresa with pink accessories and a white carnation corssge. Mrs. Falk chose a rose gown with turquoise accessories (or her son's marriage. Her flowert were white carnations. A reception was held in the upper fireplace room of the church. Pour ing were Mrt. Ronald Van Busk irk, the bridegroom's lunt, and Mrs. V. F. Daniels, tha bride's aunt. Cutting the cake were Mrs. Joaquin Miller, aunt of th,bridegroom, and Mrs. John Landers, the bride's aunt. Assisting were Misses Msrgot Purdum, Kathy Waldin,' Carol Stark. Beverly Matlock. Mrs. Ron ald Culver and Mrt. Bill Bishop. For her wedding trip" the new Mrt. Peeler wore a while brocaded sheath gown with dusty rose velvet duster, and white accessories. The couple will be at home In Salem at US Academy Street following their honeymoon along the Oregon Coast. 111 North t Attendants Are Selected for July Rites Two brides-elect are. announcing plans for their mldJuly weddings this wwWnd. Miss Marilyn Dunn, who will be married to Thomas A. Beach of Wenatchee, Wash, on Sun. day, July IS, has selected members of her bridal party. Mian Dunn is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don ald B. Brandon and Mr. Beach is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Beach of Seattle. The 4 o'clock rites. will be performed by Dr. Daniel H. Schulze at the First Congregational Church. Mrs. Denise Redden will sing and Jean Hobson Rich will be the organist. , Miss Sharon Everson of Plenty wood, Montana will be her cousin's honor maid. Bridesmaids will be Miss Norma Hamilton and Miss Catherine McCormack. David Beach of Seattle will serve at best maa for his brother. I'sh ers include Ben Beach Jr. of Hav ward, Calif., also a brother. Willi am R. Dunn of Los Angeles, the bride-elect's brother. Dr. Raymond Martin and Edwin Angevine Jr. of Seattle. Delia King, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. A. Terrenes King) will b the flower ilrl and Paul Dunn, a neph ew of the bride-to-be, will be the ring bearer.. The wedding reception will be held in the church parlor. i .leasee Ellis Tells Plans The First Methodist Church will be the scene of the July IS wedding of Miss Joanne Ellis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford R. Ellis, and Gerald Conrath, on of Mrs. Robert Conrath of Portland and Earl Con rath of St. Helens. Dr. Brooks Moore will officiate at the t o'clock ceremony, which will be followed i by a reception In the Carrier Room. Miss Joanne Forstrom of Cen tralis. Wash, and Miss Janet Dav it of Portland will be the vocalists and Prof. Joseph Schnelker the or ganist. Lighting the candles will be Clifford Ellis, the bride-elect's bro ther, and Miss Christine Nichols, a cousin. Miss Loraine Ellis will be her sister's honor attendant. Mrs. David A. Rhoten i Cora lie Dough ton) and Miss Diane Gearhart.of Portland will be the bridesmaids. Mary Warmuth and Jimmy Wolf. couins of Miss Ellis, will be flower girl and ring bearer. - Jamet Quinn of Madras will be Mr. Conrath't best man. Usher In clude Hal Swafford of Oregon City, Kooert Miller or Pendleton, Law rence Morrell of Portland and Ar- vid Anderson. ot Story City, Iowa. Miss Robison Married . to Mr. Winn - JEFFERSON The altar of the First Presbyterian church in Al bany was decorated with white tapers and white gladiolurs on Sunday, June 24. for the wedding of Miss Ina Beth Robison. da ugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Robison. and Robert Almon Winn, son of Mrs. Almon Wish, all of Jefferson. Sidney Burt of Albany sang.- The double ring service was read at J p.m., by the Rev. Morton L. Booth. The bride wore a floor length gown of white lace and nylon tulle. Map Mulpt train mmm fachinnAH nf I ruffled lace and tulle. She carried ; bouquets of white gladioluses with a half-crescent bouquet of red Dc- Plnk center light rosebuds. Father la Best Man Matron of honor was Mrs. John , franci. j. Forristel stood with Wright of Corvallis Bridesmaids;. . bt man ind usher, were Mrs. Andrew Corrnales Bnd , mdi R0n Holti. Norman Law Mrs. Joseph Light of Albany. Miss n . Thpodore Reinecke ind Mel- Susan Daulton and Mm Glynda Brown of Jefferson. They wore sersv-malching shoes and picture ! identical wall" dresses, fashioned of crystalline with embroidered in sets. They carried nosegays of pink rubrum lilies. Jualer Attendants UeAnn Robison. niece of the bride, was flower girl. Ring bearer was Dennis Grauer of Sheridan, nephew ot the benedict. Acting as best man for his brother-in, law was Glen Grauer of , Coast the new Mrs. Forristel don Sheridan. Ushen were Richard ned a cinnamon brown silk Robison. brother of the bride, and ; Gary Zehner, both of Jefferson Res Cuvilf of Corvallis and Rich ard Dodele of Grants Pass. For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. Robison chose a rose lace dress with pale pink accessories. Mrs. Winn wore blue lace with white accessories. , A reception followed in the church rooms. For going away the bride wore a powder blue suit, beige acces sories, and a white orchid. Follow ing a trip to coastal points, the young couple will be at home in the Sidney district. Vacation in Hawaii Mrj. Loyd urorbaugn will arm e m roriiana ninnaay ny i an Ameri can Clipper from Hawaii,' where she has been enjoying a two-week vacation spent mainly on the is land of Oahu with a brief flight to the Island of Hawaii. Mrs. Drnr baugh joined a group of 72 teach ers from the Northwest in Portland to make thit conducted tour: Modern Equipment For Efficiency Etsy 'to file . . . and just at easy to find, with thit drtwer full suspension file cabinet. All metal for long use. Ef fl uency to the brim. llflOKSTOIIlf Coinmrrcial Married to i..:V,: h " i, N "l i1 ' . ." V " I"'' If:.: ' -V " A bride of Saturday afternoon in Evansfon, III. was Mrs. Francis John Forristel Jr., the former Nancy Ruth . Wigginton. The ceremony took place at th? Covenant" Methodist Church. The pride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James H. Wigginton of Evanston and Mr. Forristel is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Francit J. Forristel of Salem. (Stuart Rodgers Studio, Evanston). r ' Jack Forristel Takes Bride at Church Ceremony in Illinois' Of interest to the bridegroom's many Salem friends is the Saturday afternoon nuptials which took place In Evahstoa. 111. uniting in mar-, riage Miss Nancy Ruth Wigginton and Francis Juhn Forristel Jr. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James H. Wigginton of Evanston and the bridegroom, who is known to his friends as Jack, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Forristel ot Salera. Mr. and Mr Forristel and their daughter, Anne of Portland, went East for the wedding. The 4:30 service was performed Ijy the Rev. Edwin S. Hunt at the Covenant Methodist Church. ' For her wedding the bride' select ed a three-tiered floor length gown of embroidered white organdy fashioned .with an off-shoulder neck line forming tiny Sleeves. A match ing rao of emhroidered nffsndv held in place her fingertip illusion veil.de observance withjepresenta She carried a bouquet of white -fives from many chapters through gladioluses and carnation tufts. , out the state present for the oc- Mrt. Melvin R. Lannert was the cation, maid of honor and Mist Anne For-1 The' interested public is invited ristel. the bridegroom's lister, and Mrt. Theodore L. Reinecke were the bridesmaids. They wore white linen sheath afternoon dresses em broidered in pink with velvet trim. Their headdresses were of pink velvet bandeaux and they carried ..; p I annert . kl. '. ,:.t, . ,.ra"ia rg"" . If P"!0"""!.5 JJIIIH ium-s "dS WU1II uy IMC Ut KIC mother. Mrs. Forristel attended her son's nuptials in a grey linen gown w ith lace yolk to which she pinned a corsage of garnet rosy. The newlyweds greeted their guests at a Burden reception nt the home of the bride's iparents in Evanston. For her weddine trio to the West shantung dress with matching coat. beige accessories and a corsage of cymbidium orchids. Mr. Forristel will take his bride to Pomona, Calif, to reside, where he is with the Convair (,'o. Art Fair to le in Jnlv Saturday, July 28 has beerV set as the date for the annual Salem Allied Arts Fair sponsored by the Salem Art Association. The fair! will be held on the grounds of the Rush House, Salem Art Museum,! from noon to S o'clock. There will, be a refreshment stand -nd enter-j tainmrnt throughout the day. Be-! sides the work of artists, there i will be weaving and other crafts on display. r You buy a Spinet Orp-an ... -Have You Heard And IPlqyed... i P. S. Vou'll be happier . with a Baldwinl Rentals and lettont ZOBELS v 519 Court St. jr BEFORE . . I I eVB & P i - fk Salerft Man Open House At Champoeg Daughters of the American Re volution will hold open house all day on July 4 at the Pioneer Ca bin at Champoeg. This it a state- to attend and view "the Pioneer Cabin. Refreshments will be serv ed throughout the day. Chemeke ta Chapter. DAR, will be repre sented during the open house. Singapore hat 830.000 people.. We Give and Redeem ?H" Green Stamp V s Ft "-w OUti PROUDEST ACHIEVEMENT. . . created dy "Valentine Seaver . '. ' ' , " ' Study the lines ... so sleek and slim ... a poem instyling aymme- try. Soft, sumptuous reversible foam rubber seat and back pillows set a mood of uncommon luxury . . . and exotic Pandanas fraas cloth inset arm panels add the finishing touch to a picture of rare perfection. We invite you to see this stimulating new furniture today. It's so easy to own usimj our convenient payment plan. SOFA 319.95 LOUNGE CHAIR , 79.95 Visitor from Bombay to. Arrive An Interesting visitor arriving in the capital Friday will, be Miss Ivy Childt of. Bombay, India, who will be the house guest of Mr. and Mrt. C. W. Stacey. Miss Childa is a worker under the Woman t Di vision of Christian Service of the Methodist Church ind was appoint ed by an Indian bishop to bead a social service center in the alums of Bombay, called the "Friendship Center." She also, assists m the juvenile court of Bombay and has been a juror in the Bombay High Court. Her family took the name of an American who helped her fathersecure an education. I Miss Childs is in this country as a delegate 10 inree , iniroauonai religious meetings. She" attended the General Conference of the Methodist Church recently in Min neapolis and in August -will go to Junaluska, North Carolina to at tend the meeting of the World Federation of . MethfldiJt Women, and the ninth World Methodist Conference. She will sail for India on September 1. Thit is her third visit to the states. . Te Speak at Church Groups' Oregon Is not on Miss Child s route, but she particularly wants to visit the Northwest and with Miss Kdna Holder of Salem, who Is working under the program of the Methodist women in Puntamba. India. The two women have worked closely togethr for years and Miss Holder has told her so much about the Willamette Valley, that she wants to visit here before return ing to India. Mis Holder, her sister, Mrs.- Joe Pierre, who teaches at the School for the Deaf, and her brother, Clarence Holder, who lives in the Liberty community, will al so entertain Miss Childs during her visit in Salem.- ' The Methodist women of Salem are planning two meetings at fwhich Miss Childs will speak and both will be open to the interested public. The women of Leslie Meth odist Church will entertain at tea at the church on Wednesday after. boon, July 11 and the Susannah Weslcyan Service Guild of the First Methodist Church-are planning an evening party on July 12 in the Carrier Room. Brides-Elect Select Date For Weddings Wedding dates have been an nounced by two brides-elect, whose engagements were announced ear lier in the spring. Miss Anita Anne Tonning and Lt. jg Robert James Miller will be married Saturday, July 28 at St. Paul's Episcopal; Church. The Rev. George H. Swift will perform the i o'clock ritet. A reception will' be held at the Croisan Creek homeV the bride-1 elect's mother, Mrs. Nels Tonning. I Lt. Miller it the ton of Jamet Miller of Vancouver, Wash. Miss Tonning, who hat been In Newark. N.J. as a I'nited Air Lines stewardess, is arriving in the capi tal Wednesday to remain until after her wedding. Mli Zahara Seta Dale Uliss Betty Zahara and Kent Davidson of Beaverton . will be I MO court THE ? -3r rzzz HT -0 J S (Mm Bride at Church Rites- il rr- .--i,:-,v , i I T I f j i. : " Married Juno 24 was Mrt. Oelbert Paul Davis, the former Patricia Jean Walters. The ceremony was per formed at the First Methodist Church with a reception fol lowing at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George A. Walters. The bridegroom is the ton of Mr. and ' Mrt. Melbern A. Davit. (Steimontt Studio). Gub Calendar . Motir Hanna Rosa Court. Order of Amar anth. Maaonle Tempi, t p.m., cov trrd dlah dinner, t p.m. South Salem l.loni Auxiliary with Mrs. Clarvnr Jailer, ItTt Pioneer Drive, t JO p.m. rritfar Hal Hihbard Auxiliary. VSWV. Lipman'a Cherry Room, deaaert lun rheon. 1:30 p.m. Visiters la the capital art Mr. and Mrs. Winston Taylor and children. Alan, Hope and Brian of Mill Valley. Calif., who art visit ing Mr. Taylor's mother, Mrt. Milo Taylor. Mr. Taylor will go ta Colo rado Springi to attend a meeting ' F. h, ml ,u f " J , r''tloni '"'' ,or fh.s.C"or".,!'N7i"d! conference of the Methodllt l"urch. - married on-Saturday, September U. The bride-elect it the daughter of Mr. and Mrt. Edward Zahara and Mr. Davidson it ye " ot Mr. and Mrt. E. A. Davidson of Beaverton. The wedding will take place at the First Baptist Church with a reception following. V- street irn no - r 4 -' . " 1 Hal Hlbbard Auxiliary tilted Spanish War Veterans' will meet for a dessert luncheon and -social afternoon on Friday, July 6 at Lipman't Cherry' Rbom it 1:30 p.m. Hostesses will be Mrs. Charles "0., Wilson and Mrs. Bet tie Baker. '' From Roberts' Decorating Studio tW I Apparently the raini have ttopped for nearly every day, we antwer the studio telephone to bear the excited "We're build ing a new house and want to bo moved in by- the first of Sep tember or at least before the csiny season starts." Later we share that excitement when, hav ing met the family, we spread the blueprints between us and talk about new building material! on the market, colon, fixtures, furniture arrangements and dri re tries . . . tlwaya keeping in mind of course, the particular needs of the family. Almost no plans art without i "keeping" or family room. Sometimes this opens o(f the kitchen for very informal liv ing and usually takes the place of a dining room. Perhaps it ad joint the living room ind is used, not only for relaxing in comfort-able- surroundings before the television but for entertaining lirger groups than ran convene ently use the living room. Often, however, especially with the larg er family, such a room is located in the baement where the noise of play ran be kept from the rest of the house. Here one need not take cues of decoration from the 1 adjoining rooms but can feel the abandonment and freedom of do ing something different snd ex citing. Lets do one in the French sidewalk cafe manner by using i red and white awning sewn to get her in alternate strips, on the ceiling, lacking it .firmly on the long wsll and again on the oppo site one to end in scallops under 'a oainted pole trim. We will paint free hand aide work sketch es on one wall or use the new simulated brick wall finish (hard ly diacernable from teal brick ) and paint thit and the other walls white. For our window curtains lets use fringed red burlap looped carelessly over one side to re veal pott of artificial geraniums. A deep, really comfortable red mfa and two matching barrel :hairs would look nice against the rrickeled grey floor. Here use the new spray on paint which gives l rich textured finish of several shadet of one color. Now leti add two sweet little ire crefiw Tablet which we display in our show rooms, idding red ruf fled seat cushions to the match ing rhiirt inoTwe have in excit ing room for entertaining at well it enjovible fimily living. Bye "til liter, EM ' ROBERTS BROS. Interior Decorator 340 Caurt Street PRINTINO-ADVIRTISINO SPCCIAITIES PROMOTIONAl AIDS t GIFTS-PREMIUMS Lowest National Wholesale Price It yM tea re It atayt far the eV Mty f twy 0 ffcDG eftn. 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