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Hoffmans
Honored at
Receptiori
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond A. Hoff
man were hosts for a reception
honoring Mr. Hoffman's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond G. Hoff
man on their 50th wedding anni
versary 'Tuesday afternoon, June
24. Members of the family and, a
few longtime friends called at
their North 19th Street home be
tween 2 and 5 o'clock.
The table was covered with a
floor length gold net cloth, caught
up at each end with a cluster of
miniature gold bells tied with
white satin ribbon. Centerpiece
was an arrangement of white
stock, white and gold chrysanthe
mums, gold satin ribbon bows
flanked by crystal candelabra with
gold tapers.
Pouring was Miss Christine Fol
da of Portland, sister of Mrs. Hoff
man. Serving the cakes was Mrs.
N. S. Wodd.
Raymond G. Hoffman and Mary
Polda were married in Iowa Qty,
Iowa on June 24, 1908. They moved
to Salem in 1921 and. have lived
at their present residence since
1927. They have 'one son, Raymond
A. Hoffman. Mr. Hoffman was as
sociated with California Packing
Corporation until his retirement in
1949. He is past master of Vista
Lodge, AF&AM.
A committee from Vista Lodge
headed by Walter Lansing, grand
master of Masonic Lodge of Ore
gon; and John W. McCallister,
master of Vista Lodge, presented
Mr. and Mrs. Hoffman with a
patio chaise lounge and chair on
behalf of the membership of Vista
Lodge.
Miss Carol
McDonald
Mafried
A Salem girl, Miss Carol Jean
McDonald, was married to Byron
Michael Coram on June IS at the
Methodist Church in Sbedd. The
bride is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Hubert R. . McDonald of
Shedd and the groom is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Byron L. Conan
of Gig Harbor, Wash. .
Rev. E." E. Shippen performed
the S o'clock rites. Miss Donna
Jackson sang and Mrs. Ray War
ren was the organist.
The bride wore a waltz gown of
white embroidered nylon organza
made with square neckline but
lined with Scalloped ' embroidery
and long sleeves. A onown of
pearls and sequins held7 jn place
her shoulder length veil. She car
ried a cascade of pink Toses and
white stephanotis.
Miss Annette McDonald was the
maid of honor, Miss Carol Wil
coxon and Miss Pat Kicker the
bridesmaids. They wort light blue,
princess style, waltz dresses of
chromespun jaffeta and carried
white fans with pink roses.
Edward Conan was best man
and ushers were James Kenny and
John Gray.
A reception followed in the
church parlor. Pouring were Mrs.
Effie Conan, Mrs. J. C. Michael
and Mrs. Ben Wright. Mrs. L. A.
Zimmerman cut the cake, assist
ed by Mrs. Kenneth Watgen.
For going Iway the new Mrs.
Conan wore a blue dress jacket
ensemble. After a wedding trip to
Crater Lake and along the Oregon
coast the couple wp be at home
in Estacada. '
Marlatt-Stark
Rites Read at
Albany Church
JEFFERSON Miss Freida June
Stark, daughter of Mrs. Clarissa
Atkinson of Albany, became the
bride of Francis Dee Marlatt, son
of Mr. and Mrs.. Lloyd Marlatt of
Jefferson, on Saturday, June 14
at the Albany Presbyterian
church. Elder B. C. Behrmann of
Albany performed the ceremony.
Janet Vetter of Albany sang, ac
comoanied by Mrs. Lyle E. Fos-
mark of Albany.
Lighting the candles were Sheila
Babor and Sharon Zehner. Davy
Babor was ring bearer and Sherry
Kay Babor, flower girl.
Carolyn Stark of Albany?- sister
of the bride, was maid of honor.
Bridesmaids were Merlene Barton
of Albany, Mrs. Wayne Bennett of
Salem and Louise Atkinson of Al
bany, sister of the bride. ,
Gail Marlatt was best man for
his brother. Ushers were two
brothers, George and Ralph Mar
latt, and a cousin, Gerald Zehner,
of Salem.
The petite bride wore -a full
length bouffant bridal gown of ny
lon net and lace over satin, with
lace yoke. She carried a bouquet
of white illusion veiling and steph
anotis centered by a white orchid.
Her short veil was held by a seed
pearl crown.
A reception .followed in the
church rooms.
The bride and benedict, both are
graduates of Jefferson high school,
the latter having finished his first
year at Oregon College of Educa
tion. They will live at' 529 Powell
street, Monmouth, while Mr. Mar
latt finishes his education.
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