The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, May 18, 1958, Page 18, Image 18

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    18-Sec. Ill) Statesman, Salem, Ore., Sun., May 18, '58
New Bethel Queen
Miss Jani Baker, daughter of Mr.' and Mrs. Warren Baker,
who will be installed as honored queen of Bethel 43, Job's
Daughters at a formal ceremony on May 24 at the Scottish
Rite Temple at 7:30 p.m. (Kennell-Ellis Studio.)
Board Members
Will Convene
Here Monday
State executive board meeting
of the American War Mothers
will be held in Salem on Monday
at the Golden Pheasant at a noon
luncheon. A business session will
follow.
Heading the list of state offi
cers are Mrs. Effie Morrison
Willamina, state president and
Mrs. Eva Bennett, Albany, cor
responding secretary. Other state
officers from Portland, Tigard,
Grande Ronde, Lebanon, McMinn
ville, Albany and Salem will at
tend as well as chapter members
and officers.
Miss Wolf
Married to
Mr. Case
MT. ANGEL A pink and
white bridal narv a pains t a hack.
ground of white iris made a love
ly picture ior we weaing oi miss
Jeanette Marie Wolf and Donald
E. Case in St Mary's Catholic
Church on Saturday morning.
Rev. Father Edward Spear offi
ciated at the 9:30 o'clock nuptial
mas and James Eberle and
Mickey Fischer were altar boys.
Miss Helen Keber played the
organ and Mrs. Al Schroeder of
Salem and Mrs. Billy Schmidt of
M. Angel sang.
The bride is the youngest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Erail
Wolf of Mt: Angel and the bride
groom is the son of Mrs. Nora
Case of Molalla.
The bridal gown was of im
ported Chantilly lace with alter
nating tiers of tulle and lace over
satin forming the bouffant skirt
with sweep train. The sabrina
neckline and lace tiers were
jeweled with iridescent sequins
and seed pearls and the trim was
repeated on the two-tiered tulle
crown which held the fingertip
veil of illusion. She carried a
bouquet of pink cymbidium or
chids with shattered white carna
tions. For sentiment and tradi
tion she carried a handmade lace
handkerchief brought from Brus
sels for her aunt, the late Dr.
Theresa Shoettle.
Precede the Bride
The bride's sister-in-law, Mrs.
herald Wolf, was matron of
honor. She wore a petal pink
crystalette gown over taffeta with
a large bow in back and a pink
crystalette headdress with nose
veil. She carried a cascade of
green carnations with green cord
Bridesmaids were Mrs. Alan
Obersinner and Miss Mary Beth
Eberle. They were gowned iden
tical to the honor attendant, but
carried white carnations in cas
cade arrangement.
Phyllis Reasoner of Portland
was flower girl and Ronnie Dick
of Portland was ring bearer
Ceroid Wolf, brother of the
bride, was hpt man ..,v,;i-
""". mine an
other brother, Ronald Wolf and
Dennis Dick were groomsmen.
The ushers were Donald Varley
and Buster Dick.
Reception Follows Rites
A wedding reception in St.
Marys dining hall honored the
newlyweds. Mrs. Louis Yates of
Silverton, sister of the groom,
and Mrs. Walter Reasoner of
Muhno, the groom's godmother,
cut the cake. Pouring were Mrs.
Norbert Annen and Mrs. Ivo Bau
man, sister and godmother of the
bride respectively.
Mrs Val Eberle was dining
room hostess assisted by the
Misses Maureen Fischer, Jeanette
Waehter, Shirley Kraemer, Janice
? 5 tai, Kathleen StoUe,
w AneI- Su Nonneman
dburn, Ruth Eder- Mrs. Louis
Genrtng, Bend, Miss Margaret
Reasoner, Mis Earline Ross, Mt.
AngeL and Miss Carol Seifer, Sil
verton, '
After a honeymoon at the
northern Oregon Beaches, the
new Mr. and Mrs. Case will be
at home at S. W. Bridgeport Road
near Tigard. For going away the
bride wore mint green and
white checked two-piece suit with
pauat accessories.
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Jani Bakers
Installation
On Saturday
Miss Jani Baker,- daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Warren B. Baker,
will be installed as honored queen
of Bethel 43, International Order
of Job's Daughters with a formal
Floral cross ceremony to be held
Saturday, May 24 at 7:30 p.m. at
the Scottish Rite Temple.
The installing officer; for Miss
Baker will be Kolette Thomas,
honored queen; Imogene Thomas,
guide; Jody Bourne, marshal; Pat
Whelan, musician; Sharon For
rest, senior custodian; Shirley
Beutler. junior custodian; Patti
Claggett, recorder; and Barbara
Morris, chaplain.
Officers to serve for the new
term are Doris Strineham. senior
princess; Linda Berry, junior
princess; Joan Hueneke, guide;
Nancy Van Houten, marshal; Do
nella Wood, chaplain; Shirley
Thede, musician; Mary Jane Wil
son, treasurer; Judy Graen. re
corder; Carolyn Johnson, librar
ian; Carolyn Billings, first mes
senger; Margie Mime, second
messenger; Pat Karnes, third
messenger; Diane Hensey, fourth
messenger; Judy Fortmiller, fifth
messenger; Jenlyn Hughes, sen
ior custodian: busan Gardner.
junior custodian; Pauline Bailey,
inner guard; Pat Barrick, outer
guard; Sharon Decatur, lady of
lights; and Ann Chambers and
Anne Fisher, pages.
Committee heads will be Jan
Armpriest .sunshine; Janet An
derson, degree; Theresa Blum,
sociability; Sue Armstrong, para
phernalia; Vicki Fronk, obliga
tion; Marion Isaac, investigation:
Sharon Golden, telephone; Carol
Robb, hospitality; Gretchen Feni
more, birthday; Pat Ritchie,
clean-up; Sue Bush, activities;
Sandy Sneddon, prompter; Rebec
ca Singer, historian; Karen Fort-
miller, merit keeper; and Pat
Worral and Sue Sickler, patrol
co-captains.
Kathy Spraeue will serve as
choir director with Linda Schwarz
as soloist.
Members of the alternate Be
thel are Rosalind Mead, chaplain;
Gwen Higley, first messenger;
Linda Bachellor, second messen
ger; Nancy Donaldson, third mes
senger; Jan Aaserude, fifth mes
senger: Darlene Thomas, librar
ian; Pat Whitmore, treasurer;
Sharon Fulton recorder; Cathy
Cannon, musician; Nona Ellis,
senior custodian: Karen Thomp
son junior custodian; Karen
French inner guard; and Roberta
Stringham, outer guard.
Congregational
Circles Meet
On Wednesday
On WpHnpSftov tha nlvMas nf
the Women's Guild of the First
Congregational Church will meet
as noted:
f!irrlp 3 1 n m Aeacari mi fl.
home of Mrs. W. E. Hanson, 820
Church St. NE, with Mrs. F. E.
Neer assisting. The afternoon will
ue speni on a worn project.
Circle 4. 12-3fl RnrE limoh with
Mrs. Frederick Staat, 1375 19th
St. NE; Mrs. Calvin Bressler and
Mrs. Lawrence Merriam, co-hostesses.
The study of the Old Testa
ment will be continued by Mrs.
Staat and Mrs. Hjalmar Anderson.
Circle 6, 11:30 sack lunch at the
H. O. Schneider home, 2920 12th
St. SE. "Grant Us Wisdom" is
the program topic,
Curie 7, 11 a.m. sandwich
lunch with Mrs. D. H. Upjohn,
964 Liberty St SE. Mrs. Upjohn
will show the pictures of her re
cent trip to South America.
Evening circle 1 meets at the
home of Mrs. Travis Cross, 950
Market St. NE. with Mrs. Rich
ard King assisting. Guest speaker
will be Dr. Robert Anderson.
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Three Hostesses Plan Tea
Wednesday at Ohling s
A round of social events are calendared for the coming week
and one of the larger affairs will be the tea for which Mrs. Mer
rill D. Ohling, Mrs. Richard D. Slater and Mrs. Wallace H. Bone
Steele will be hostesses on Wednesday afternoon. The tea will
be held at the Ohling residence on South High Street with guests
bidden to call between 2 and 5:30 o'clock.
Presiding at the tea table will be Mrs. David Eason, Mrs, Fred
erick S. Lamport, Mrs. Roy S. Keene of Corvallis, Mrs. Duane
Gibson, Mrs. Charles A. Sprague and Mrs. Elmer S. Scellars.
Among those assisting will be Mesdames Robert M. Fitzmaurice,
E. M. Page, Robert D. Gregg, Mayion Scott, willard N. Thompson,
Donald C. Roberts, Henry V. Compton, Herbert L. Stiff, Robert
Duncan of Silverton, W. Wells Baum, F. M. Sercombe, Bruce F.
Pickett, William J. Busick, Chester A. Downs, Russel E. Pratt,
James T. Brand, Philip Alison, Elton H. Thompson, G. F. Cham
bers, Alan Riebel.of Portland, Carlton Moran of Vernonia, Wallace
H. Bonesteele Jr., James White .Lester D. Green, Wayne Hadley,
Reynolds Allen, George Weller, Arthur Erickson, Donald Wells,
Raymond Bonesteele of Corvallis, L. V. Benson, Tom H. Dunham,
Lawrence Ballmer, Harpld G. Maiaon, and Miss Dorathea Steus-loff.
Miss Carol Mef ford Weds
Mr. Filler at Westminster
The Westminster United Presbyterian Church was the setting
for the wedding of Miss Carol Joan Mefford and David Edwin Filler
on Saturday night The bride is the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Albert H. Metiord ana tne Dnaegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs,
Bovd A. Filler.
Dr. Paul Newton Poling performed the 8 o'clock nuptials before
members of tne immediate lam-
ily. Mrs. Wallace A. Johnson was
the organist. Bouquets of pink
and white carnations, snapdrag
ons and white chrysanthemums
were arranged at the altar. Miss
Judy Filler, siter of the bride
groom, lighted the candles.
For her wedding the bride
selected a white lace sheath
dress over bon bon pink taffeta
fashioned with a scoop neckline
and a pink taffeta sash. She wore
a matching pink popcorn veil
headdress and carried a cascade
of pink and white carnations and
stephanotis.
Mrs. Jack.T. Foust was the
bride's only attendant and she
wore an embroidered polished
cotton sheath in a deeper shade
of pint and a white velvet head
dress. She carried a nosegay of
pink and white carnations.
Serves as Best Man
Don McKenizie, brother-in-law
of the bridegroom, served as best
man.
Mrs. Mefford wore a powder
blue suit with white accessories
and a white carnation corsage for
her daughter's wedding. Mrs. Fil
ler chose a blue and white suit
with white accessories and cor
sage of white carnations.
A reception followed the rites at
the home of the bridegroom's
parents on South 19th Street. The
bridegroom's sisters ,Miss Judy
iuer and Mrs. Don McKenzie,
poured. Cuttting the cake was
Mrs. Thorne H. Hammond of
Portland, aunt of the bride. As
sisting were the bride's cousins,
Miss Judy Mefford and Miss Mari
lyn Hammond of Portland.
When the couple left on their
wedding trip the new Mrs. Filler
donned a pink duster over her
weddnig dress and white hat and
accessories. The newly weds will
be at home in Salem after May
20.
Miss Myra
Friesen in
Concert
A talented young soDrano and
music-scholar is Miss Myra Frie
sen, who will give a voice concert
to honor the members of Salem
alumnae of Mu Phi Epsilon on
Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock in
the recital hall in the College
of Music at Willamette Univer
sity. Miss Friesen is the first win
ner of the Mu Phi Epsilon
scholarship award given to Wil
lamette University by Salem
alumnae to establish a yearly
scholarship to a deserving woman
music student. Mis Friesen gave
her senior voice recital towards
the degree of bachelor of music
on April 2 and sang music com
posed by twelve famous writers.
She is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Nels Friesen of Dallas, and
is also the senior-scholar of Pro
fessor Stanley Butler and the
voice student of Professor Clor
inda Topping at Willamette.
Alice Rose Jones, accomplished
pianist.and organist, a graduate
student at Willamette and a mem
ber of Salem alumnae of Mu Phi
Epsilon will . accompany Miss
Friesen at the piano.
Mrs. Jessie Jones heads the
committee of Mu Phi Alumnae
assisting Miss Friesen and also
Mesdames Peter Gunnar, Paul A
Hale, Carlisle Roberts and Josef
Schnelker.
All Mu Phis, friends and Inter
ester music lovers are cordially
invited to attend Mis Friesen's
concert.
' TJie Program is as follows:
vrrai frail .
La Paatorella
Alma Grande Nobil Core
. Handel
- Vivaldi
i prom i au Paronf") Mozart
Seen and Aria: Jewel Son "OM"
(From "Faust") Gounod
Gavotte (From "Manon")
Adieu
Rastlnse Lie be "
Der Verlasaene Mafdleln"
Du Denkst Mlt
Einem Faedchen
Muilc I Heard with You
DuDont
Massenet
Schubert
Schubert
.... Wolf
Wolf
urn Maids Song (From "Sonn of
Hageman
tne Southern Country") arr. by Otey
Stresa (From ''Vifnettei of
Iuy ) Wintter Watts
Salem Zonta Club members will
hear A. Freeman Holmer speak
at the noon luncheon meeting on
Thursday at the Golden Pheasant
His subject will be "Unfinished
Business: Oregon's Election Law
Reform."
Committees
Appointed
A reception honoring Thomas J.
Means, who will retire in June as
principal of the West Salem
School, will be held on Sunday,
May 25 from 2 to '5 o'clock, at
the Don Ramsdell residence, 731
Kingwood Drive. ,
Co-chairmen of the event are
Mrs. Gordon Donkin and Mrs.
Harrison W. Elgin Jr. Chairmen
of the committees are decorations,
Mrs. Walter Phillips; publicity,
Mrs. D. E. Plaisance; kitchen,
Mrs. Don Peterson and Mrs. Lu
Singer; refreshments and hostess,
Mrs. John Goffrier and Mrs. Clar
ence Harder.
All friends of the school and
parents of students are invited to
attend.
Auxiliary to
Elect New
Officers
Final meeting of the season
for the Marion-Polk County Medi
cal Auxiliary will be held Tues
day at the YWCA at 730 p.m. A
dessert supper will be served
with election and installation of
officers following. Mrs. Charles
Gray has served as president the
past year.
The entertainment will be a
North Salem High school combo
band and the guest speaker will
be Mrs. Frank E. Fowler of As
toria. Her subject will be "Pend
ing Medical Legislation."
Mrs. Majfaard Sniffer Is head
ing the hostess committee, as
sisted by Mrs. D. W. Macfarlane,
Mrs. George R. Hoffman, Mrs.
James B. Haworth, Mrs. Otto
Kraushaar and Mrs. Vera W. Mil
ler." Cherry Assembly, Order of Rain
bow Girls and their mothers will
hold their annual mother-daughter
banquet at the VFW hall, 630 Hood
St.. Tuesday night at 7 o'clock. A
family style Chinese dinner will be
served.
H. L. Stiff Furniture Co. First to Introduce
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Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Cross will
anniversary at a family reception this afteYnoon at the home
oftheir son and his wife', Mr. and Mrs. Harley Cross.
The couple was married in Texas and has lived in Salem
since 1921. (McEwan Studio.)
Reception to
Fete Couple
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Cross will
be honored at a family reception
celebrating their 60th wedding an
niversary on Sunday, May 18 at
the home of their son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Harley
Cross, 4640 Hayesville Drive. The
reception is to be given by their
five children. Relatives are to call
between two. and five o'clock.
The couple was married May
15, 1898 at Gertrude, Texas. Mr.
and Mrs. Cross were both born
in 1881 in Texas, coming to Salem
in 1921.
Their five children and families
will be present for the Sunday
gathering. The children include
Olin Cross, Woodford Cross, Mrs.
Gerald Christofferson, Raymond
Cross and Hanley Cross, all of
Salem. There are nine grandchil
dren and seven great-grandchildren.
SchoolsPresent
Music Festival
Wednesday Night
The annual Elementary Music
Festival of the Salem Public
Schools will be held in the gym
nasium of -South Salem High on!
May 21, at 8:00 p.m.
Some 750 children will perform
in band, choir and orchestra. A
small admission charge will be
made to cover expenses. '
Richard McClintic and Donh
Schroeder direct the orchestra,
Miss Gretchen Kreamer the
chorus, Russell Wittmer and Roy
Shelton the band.
The program includes an or
chestra group from DeLamater's
Rubank Assembly Book, band
numbers by Buchtel, Coleridge
Taylor and several traditional
folk tunes, and choral numbers
by Schubert, Humperdinck and
Bach.
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Faculty Club
Dinner on
Friday
Annual spring formal dinner of
the Willamette University Faculty
Women's Club is calendared for
Friday night, May 23 at' Lausanne
Hall at 6:30 o'clock.
Retiring faculty members will
be honored and include Dr. Henry
C. Kohler, professor of English,
and Harold B. Jory, registrar.
Mrs. Cecil Monk, president of
the group, will preside and Dr.
Helen Pearce and Mrs. Josef
Schnelker are arranging the pro
gram. Mrs. Norman W. Frees is head
ing the dinner committee, with
Mrs. Charles Derthick ' the co
chairman. Committee members
will assist in greeting the guests
and include Mrs. Robert Pur
brick, Mrs. Jerry Whipple,- Mrs.
Robert Gregg, Mrs. Ruth Robbins,
Dr. Martha Springer, Mrs. Mary
Etta Ford, Dr. Helen Pearce,
Mrs. Richard Jenkins, Mrs. John
Paulus, Mrs. Douglas Weart, Mrs.
Josef Schnelker, Mrs. Gerald
Long, Mrs. John Lewis, and Mrs.
Robert Gatke.
Mrs. Ray Eshleman will enter
tain the Marine Corps League
Auxiliary at her home on the
South River Road, Route 3, Tues
day at 8 p.m. Mrs. Mary Tuss, the
president, will preside at the
meeting at which delegates will
be elected to attend the state con
vention in Eugene on June 7. A
social hour and white elephant
sale will follow.
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Two Actors
Given Top
Awards N
Mary Beth (Van Cleave) Feller
and Lucian M. (Mac) Baker, both
of Salem, have won "Oscars" (or
best actress and actor during the
drama season.
Mrs. Feller has won the award
for the second straight year. It
was her role in Tennessee Wil
liams' "Summer and Smoke" that
soldi the judges. Baker's perform
ance in "Thunder Rock" won for
him.
Awards' were presented by
. '
drama coach Robert M. Putnam
at the annual drama awards ban
quet this week.
Best supporting roles were
played by Barbara Bredsteen, San
Mateo, Cal., and Ross Stephen,
Bend, for their roles in "Squar
ing the Circle."
Baker and Mrs. Feller also re
ceived awards for the drama
majors who contributed most to
theatre production during the
year. Wayne Haverson, alem,
won the theatre production award
for a non-drama major.
Sojourners Dessert
The Salem Sojourners will
meet for a 1 o'clock dessert
bridge on Thursday, afternoon at
the Salem Woman's Clubhouse.
Mrs. Hobart Jackson will be chair
man of the hostess committee, as
sisted by Mrs. William Dobson.
Mrs. Neil Rasmussen, Mrs.
Dorothy Frantz and Mrs. Kenneth
Prouty.
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Willamette University drama seniors, who won "Oscars"
for their performances during the year. Mrs., Feller won
the award for the second consecutive year.
Joint Meeting of
The Women's Society of World
Service and the Christian Service
Guild of the First Evangelical
United Brethren Church will hol
a joint meeting Thursday, May
22 in the lower auditorium of the
church at 7 p.m. This will be an
adukt mother-daughter covered
dish supper with Mrs. J. K. Wish
art the speaker. There will be' a
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Church Groups
special musical numbers.
Program chairman is Mrs.
George Forgard, assisted by Mrs.
A. G. Jamieson, Mrs. Ben Knoed
ler, Miss Charlotte McLean and
Mrs. Charles McLean. Dinner
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