Seen and
By iERVME
A BRIDAL TEA . . . on Friday
afternoon wnen Mrs. G. Herbert
Smith entertained with a beauti
fully arranged party (or the
pleasure of two popular brides-
yr-i .,M- . elect. Miss An
LVN tolnette Kur
".TV lmanich, who will
! lib e come the
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V , t; L. JFMark 0. Hat.
i U--V'HeW on July 8,
L V3 and. Miss Sarah
Fleet, who
married
Thomas B
Brand on July
12 . . . DOta weddings will take
place in Portland with a large
group of Salem friends attend'
ing . . .
Receiving . . . Mrs. bmitti in a
pretty bon bon pink linen sheath
the neckline enhanced with satin
applique edged in pearls .
Antoinette choosing a lovely
champagne pure silk crystallette
gown embellished with all over
embroidery and accented with
age green shoes . . . the mothers
of tne engaged couples also re
ceiving informally . . . Mrs. Vin
cent Kuzmanich and Mrs. Byron
Lester Van Fleet, who accom
panied their daughters to Salem
for the party . . . Mrs. James T.
Brand and Mrs. Charles D. Hat
field . : ,
' Oha and ahs ... on the exqui
site tea table with its bridal cen
terpiece . . a handsome silver
and crystal epergne filled with
pink baby roses and gypsophila . . .
the beautiful linen cloUi with cut
work and lace, which Mrs. H. H.
Brooks purchased in Brussels
many years ago and gave to her
daughter . . . even the delicious
cake rolls with filling iced in pink
and decorated with pink roses . . .
Other bouquets in the dining room
of violet butterfly bush and pink,
fairy roses ... On the coffee
table in the living room was an
arrangement of Esther Beed
daisies . . .
A group ... of the young mar
ried bidden to greet the brides-to-be,
who will be making their
future homes in Salem . . . Mrs.
Stuart Cdmpton, among those
pouring, smart in a black and
white eyelet chemise with wide
brimmed black velvet hat . . .
Mrs. Daniel J. Fry Jr. in a blue
print and large, black hat ... a
symphony in watermelon red was
Mrs. John H. Johnson . . . Mrs.
Peter Gunnar, who will be singing
at both weddings, in pink and just
matching the table decor while
pouring one hour . . .
Among ethers . . . Mrs. Richard
Page here from Portland ... a
number of relatives and family
friends of the brides-elect coming
from Eugene and Portland . . .
Mrs. Maurice Fitisimons and her
sister-in-law, Patricia Fitisimons,
home from Coos Bay for the sum
mer where she teaches . . . Bonnie
Belle Elliott being welcomed home
from Europe . . . Mrs. Stuart
Gates having acquired a wonder
ful suntan from golfing and winner
of the tournament at the Salem
Golf Club a week ago . . . Sister
duo . . . Mrs. Wayne Hadley and
Mrs. Lester Green . . . Mrs. Rich
ard D. Lee wearing a good-looking
bright pink embroidered linen
dress . . . Mrs. Otto Skopil Jr.
chic in a black chemise with white
flowered wig . . .'A pretty, blue
print .the choice of Mrs. Otto J
Wilson . . .
Assisting ... the newly mar
tied Mrs. Pin-Seng Tschang (Daisy
Lira), whose wedding reception
was held Just two weeks ago at
the Smith residence . . . Daisy
wearing a lovely Chinese brocade
dress . . . Mrs. John Lewis deep
with Camp Fire problems as camp
opens this week and at the last
minute the cook was unable to
coma ,. i A trio having tea to
gether . i . Mrs. Dwight Quisen-
berry, Mrs. Lloyd Ramey and Mrs.
Donald Fair . . . Mrs. Howard
,Mader in a pretty peal blue
pleated dress . . . Mrs. Ronald
E. Jones Jr. in a navy and white
silk sheath . . . Five of the ushers
wives, Mrs. Jerry Whipple, Mrs.
Travis Cross, Mrs. Warne Nunn,
Mrs. Douglas Coe and Mrs. Don
Robinson . . .
PINK , ... Is one of the popular
colon for weddings this summer
. ... r-last weekend two brides
chose pink gowns and flowers for
their attendant . . . First to the
First Christian Church for the
weMding of Shirley Walker and
Dr. Ronald Brunk ... her at
tendant wearing pink chiffon
dresses and carrying pink roses
and carnations .... gorgeous
bouquets at the atlar in shades of
pink with a touch of American
Beauty to match the roses Shirley
carried .
A receptloa . , , following in the
fireplace room .... the brides
table covered with a pink cloth
and flanking the tiered cake were
compotes filled with pink sweet
pea and American Beauty roses
. . . bouquet of pink flowers ar
ranged in the foyer of the church
and about the reception rooms . . .
la fainlU , ... the bride
graom's grandmother, Mrs.
Thomas Brunk and Mrs. Earl Ter
penlng of Roseburg . . . Keeping
cool was Mr. Lawrence -Ballmer,
who carried a fan ... . Mrs
Russel E. Pratt cool-looking In a
whit dress with picture hat . . .
Mrs. E. B. Daughterty, the bride
groom's first "grade teacher
The Bjarne Erickiens a little wist;
ful a their youngest son, Waynt,
left the .following day for San
Diego to serve with the ; U.S. Navy
... Mrs. J. Deane Patterson wear
Ing a becoming blue sheer -with
lace trim and wide brimmed blue
bat . . i The- Seamstera girls so
attractive and among those assist
ing ... , Joan, who is the SI.
Paul Rodeo queen, and Mrs. Rob
ert Seamster ...
ALL SMILES , . . .. were the
newly married . Mr. and Mrs
James Bills (Patricia Ahrens) si
they left St. Mark Lutheran
Church a week ago following their
marriage . . and for the bride
the occasion also marked her 2lst
' birthday Jf. . Pink predominating
In th coljr schema for the wed
dinj ... the five, attractive at
Heard . . .
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tendants wearing pretty bon bon
pink organdy frocks with harem
skirts and large, pink checked.
gingham bows in back ... so
effective as they walked down the
aisle . . . even the bride's ex
quisite gown of embroidered an
tique silk finished with a butterfly
bow in back . . .
The decor . . . repeated at the
reception In the Fellowship hall
. . . the pillars adorned with
sprays of ivy and pink flowers
tied with the pink gingham bows
. . . the bride's table covered with
a white cloth with tiered ruffles
at the corners. . . on either side
oi the cake were bouquets of pink
larkspur and white chrysanthe
mums ... a pink dotted Swiss
cloth on the punch table . . . with
a cluster of pink flowers floating
atop the ice in the punch bowl . . .
Adorable .... were the little
flower girl, Ellen Rickberg, in a
pink, checked gingham frock, who
held on to the arm of the ring
bearer, John Arhens, as they
walked up and down the aisle . . .
The ushers to be commended for
looking so cool on a warm ,day in
their stroller coats with vests and
grey gloves ... the handsome
best man, Robert Grottkau of Oak
land, Calif., played on the Ore
gon's Rose Bowl football team this
year ...
Pink . . . further carried out in
the dream, cakes, which wrapped
and tucked in tiny, pink wedding
bells . . . Guests admiring the
handsome interior of St. Mark's
sanctuary with multi-colored louv
ered windows ... the alter of
pink Colorado flagstone and black
walnut ....
Legislative friends .... of the
bride's parents, Rep. and Mrs.
Eddie Ahrens, on hand for the
nuptials . . . Rep. and Mrs. Rob
ert L. Elfstrom ... the latter
donning an almond brown linen
with picture hat . . .Mrs. Herman
Chindgren of Molalla . . . Rep.
and Mrs. Joe Rogers and daugh
ter of Independence . . . and Rep.
and Mrs. Fred Meek of Portland
. . . Oscar Liudahl playing the
electric marimba and Al Torger
son at the electric chord organ
provided background music dur
ing the reception . . .
Pasadena
New Home
For Couple
The Christian and Missionary
Alliance Church was the setting
for the wedding of Miss Marilyn
Hamilton, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. W. B. Hamilton, and Richard
Coleman, son of Rev. and Mrs.
D. B. Coleman of Manteco, Calif.,
on June 21.
The bridegroom's father offici
ated at the 8 o'clock ceremony,
Robert Schwab sang and Mrs.
James Thompson was the organ
ist. Miss Joyce Hansen and Miss
Beverly Ediger lighted the
candles.
For her wedding the bride wore
an ivoery satin gown with deep
Alencon lace yoke and a full court
train. Her fingertip veil was
caught to a satin band adorned
with lace and pearl rosettes at
the sides. She carried a bouquet
oi yeuow roses and ivy.
Miss Anne Galloway was the maid
of honor and Miss Janet Ediger
the bridesmaid. They wore yellow
organdy dresses over taffeta with
matching picture hats of taffeta.
They carried white carnations and
ivy.
Nancy Hamilton was flower girl
and Jeffery Funk was ring bear
er. They are niece and nephew of
the bride.
Brother Is Best Maa
Lewis Coleman was best man
for his brother and ushers were
Robert Funk and Lloyd Hamilton.
The mothers of the couple wore
navy blue gowns with white ac
cessories and corsages of orchids.
A reception followed in the
church parlor. Mrs. Robert Funk I
poured and Mrs. Robert Hamilton
cut the cake, assisted by Mrs.
James Pratt.
For her wedding trip the new
Mrs. Coleman wore a light green
chemise suit with black patent
and white accessories . . .. The
couple will live in Pasadena, where
Mr. Coleman is attending Pasa
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Mr. and Mrs. W. James Centen (Joann WeHmsn) who were
married June 14 at St. Mary's Catholic Church in AAt. Angel.
The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 0. L. Wellman
of Mt. Angel and the groom is the son of Winford J.
Centen of Seattle. (Artz Studio)
Spinsters to Welcome New
Members at -Meeting
The Salem Spinsters are welcoming 27 new members, who will
be greeted at the group meeting Monday night at the home oi Miss
Jean and Miss Nancy Lidbeck on Pringle Road at 7:45 o'clock. Co
hostesses will be Misses JoAnn Hoover, Marion Baum, Ann Heltzel,
Bettv Burnside and Elaine Morrow.
The primary purpose of the
become acquainted with the phil
anthropic organization. Plans will
also be announced for a coffee
honoring new member and pa
tronesses on July 12, discussion
of sr fall fashion show and a re
port by Miss Judi Wood on the
group's participating in the City
of Hope tag day July 1.
Rotter of New Member
The new Spinster members are
as follows: Miss Vicki Ward,
daughter of Ray Ward, Oregon
State, Alpha Phi.
' Miss Karlene Quistad, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Quistad, Uni
versify of Oregon, Gamma Phi
Beta.
Miss Barbara Boniface, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Milan Boni
face, Willamette University.
Miss Georgia Ashby, formerly
of Medford, attended University of
Oregon Dental School.
Miss Judy Seely, daughter of
Mrs. Marguerite Seely, Willam
ette. Pi Beta Phi.
Miss Jan Woodroffe, daughter of
the Paul woodroffe, Oregon,
Kappa Kappa Gamma.
Miss Jill Cummlngs, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Cum
mings, Oregon State, Delta Delta
Delta.
Miss Judy Templeton, daughter
of Mrs. Betty Templeton, Oregon,
Delta Gamma.
Miss Jennifer Sercombe, daugh
ter of the F. M. Sercombes, Ore
gon, Delta Gamma.
Miss Carol Hoffman, daughter
of the Sidney Hoffmans, Oregon,
Gamma Phi Beta.
Miss Florence Hodge, formerly
of Portland, graduate- Willamette
University, Pi Beta Phi, informa
tion representative. State Depart
ment of Agriculture. '
Miss Martha Hoffman, formerly
of Portland, Willamette Univer
sity, Pi Beta Phi, Marion County
Juvenile Department.
Miss Kathleen Metcalf, daugh
ter of the T. E. Metcalfs, Oregon
State, Kappa Alpha Theta.
Miss Elisabeth Walton, daugh
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gon State, Gamma Phi Beta.
Miss Linda Davis, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Ward Davis, Ore
gon, Pi Beta Phi.
Miss Ellen Reynolds, daughter
of Dr. and Mrs. Roy Reynolds.
graduate of Willamette, Alpha Chi
Omega, Parrish Junior High
teacher.
Miss Pamela Clayton, daughter
of the James Claytons, Oregon
State, Pi Beta Phi.
GERVAIS Mr. and Mrs. Don
Cummings and six children, Don
na, Linda, Karen, Marilyn, Judy
Ann and Richard, formerly of
Route one, Brooks, have moved to
Redmond. Mr. Cummings, asso
ciated with the Prudential Insur
ance, has transferred to the sales
division in the Redmond area.
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bered as Sylvia Brixey.
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ple are Mr. and Mrs. William Rowe and Mr. and Mrs. Peter
P. Wright. (Artz Studio).
Sarah Van Fleet Reveals
Plans for July
Miss Sarah Van Fleet, who
Bradstreet Brand on Saturday, July 12, is announcing plans for the
wedding this weekend. The bride-elect is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Byron Lester Van Fleet of Portland and her fiance is the only son of
Justice and Mrs. James Tenny Brand.
The ceremony will take place
in Portland at o clock with Dr.
Raymond B. Walker officiating.
Vocalist will be Edith Fair ham
Gunnar and Louis B. Herder of
Portland.
The bride-to-be has asked Miss
Roberta Quisenberry of Portland
to be her honor maid and Mrs
Ralph Eastman of Portland and
Miss Hildur Hegstrom of Boring
will be the bridesmaids.
John R. Sabin of Portland will
serve as best man for Mr Brand.
Ushers include Peter M. Gunnar,
David Scott, Richard Taw, Stuart
Compton, Richard D. Lee and Kay
Huntington, all of Salem, David
Van Fleet of Chicago and Douglas
Van Fleet of Portland, brothers of
the bride-elect. Robert Christ of
Portland and Willard Mclnturff of
Coos Bay.
A reception will follow in the
church parlors.
Parties Calendered
Mr. Sabin will be host for the
bachelor dinner honoring Mr.
Brand on July 10 in Portland. The
ehearsal is slated for July 11.
which will be followed by a dinner
to be given by the bridegroom
elect at the Multnomah Athletic j
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will become the bride of Thomas
at the First Congregational ihurcn
Club for members of the wedding
party and the two families.
Miss Van Fleet entertained her
bridesmaids and those assisting ai
the reception at a dessert supper
on June . 28.
To Attend Reception
Ladies Auxiliary Patriarchs Mili
tant met in the IOOF Temple on
Thursday evening with Mrs. Ted
Smith, vice-president, presiding.
Plans were made to attend the
reception for Mrs. Neta Stouten
burg, association president, at
Dayton on Saturday evening. The
auxiliary will furnish entertain
ment at the meeting of Salem Re
bekah Lodge on their social eve
ning next month. Tentative plans
call for a picnic in July for mem
bers and their families. Serving
refreshments after the meeting
were Mrs. Leona Ballou, Mrs.
Clarence Cochran and Mrs. W. S.
Hawk, the latter two from Jeffer
son. mt
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NORTH SALEM Miss Barbara
Joan Weirich became the bride of
Donald Lee Kleczynski Saturday,
June 21 at the St. Louis Catholic
church. The bride is the daug:t:r
of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Weir
ich and the bridegroom's .parents
are Mr. and Mrs. Lee Kleczynski,
all of Gervais.
Rev. Sheffold performed the 9:30
o'clock high mass. Mrs. Frank
Saalfeld was the organist and the
St. Louis choir sang. Mrs. William
Schmidt of Mt. Angel and her
father, Louis Schmerber. sang a
duet preceding the ceremony. Al
tar boys were Kenneth and Patrick
Kleczynski, brothers of the groom
The bride wore a white lace floor
length gown fashioned with fitted
bodice and a bouffant skirt of lace
with nylon tulle over satin. A
crown of pearls held the lace
edeed fingertip veil and she car
ried a white prayer book topped
with an orchid.
Mrs. Vincent Steinkamp of Port
land, sister of the groom, was ma
tron of honor. Misses Carol Kle
czynski of Aurora and Joyce
Johnston of Hubbard, cousins of
the groom, were bridesmaids. All
wore identical ice blue tall eta Dal
lerina dresses with cummerbunds
and carried bouquets of pink car
nations. Cindy Coleman of St. Paul
was flower girl.
Attend the Groom
Richard Leith of Woodburn was
best man and the ushers included
Charles Posvar of Seattle, cousin
of the groom, and Vincent Stein
kamp of Portland, the groom s
brother-in-law.
Mrs. Weirich wore a pale green
sheath dress with white accessor
ies for her daughter's wedding and
Mrs. Kleczynski selected a pale
green empress dress with white
accessories. They wore gardenia
and pink rosebud corsages.
Following the ceremony a recep
tion was held in the parish hall
with Mrs. Albert Belleque and
Mrs. Clarence Grassman serving
refreshments, assisted by Misses
Mary Schmerber, Pat and Kath
leen Schomus, and Mrs. Guy Jones
of Salem.
Mrs. Robert Wilson of Salem,
aunt of the bride, cut the wedding
cake. Pouring were Mrs. Lloyd
Johnston of Hubbard, aunt of the
groom and Mrs. Stanley Michalek.
Assisting were Mrs. Charles Pos
var of Seattle. Misses Janet Pos
var of Scio, Darlene Ferschweiler,
Sharon Goldade and Joeine Kle
czynski.
The couple will be at home in the
Fairfield district following a wed
ding trip to Seattle and points
north.
Ohlsens at Assembly
Mr. and Mrs. Clem W. Ohlsen
returned Thursday from Yakima,
Wash., where they attended ses
sions of the Rebekah Assembly and
Grand Lodge, IOOF. Also in at
tendance from the valley were
Mrs. George Smith of Lebanon,
vice-president of the International
Association of Rebekah Assem
blies, Mrs. Alfred Oster of Molalla,
and Mrs. Arno Vose of Oswego,
president and vice-president of the
Rebekah Assembly of Oregon.
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