6 Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, Tuesday. Mar. 25, 1947
Philip Salstrom
Takes Bride at
Monday Mass
By Jean Taylor
At a mass read Monday morn
ing at 9:15 o'clock. Miss Clara
Volk, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Anton Volk, became the bride
of Philip Salstrom, son of Mr.
and Mrs. A. J. Salstrom of
Salem,
Rev. O'Keefe performed the
ceremony at St. Vincent de
Paul's church. The bride's
nephew, Jimmy Fischer, served
the mass and another nephew
and niece of the bride, Andy and
Mary Ann Fischer, played and
sang before the ceremony.
The bride wore a light blue
gabardine suit with black ac
cessories and a corsage of red
roses. The bridegroom s sister,
Mrs. Clara Robertson, wearing a
medium blue gabardine suit with
brown accessories and a corsage
of pink roses, was matron of
honor. Best man was the bride's
brother, George Volk.
A breakfast at the home of
the bride's parents in North
Fifth street, was served to mem
bers of the family. In the eve
ning, i reception for friends of
the couple was held at the Volk
home.
The couple will make their
home in Salem, where the bride
groom Is associated in business
with his father.
Salem Chapter In
Special Session
Salem chapter. OES, met in
special session Saturday eve
ning at 7 o'clock, followed by
regular session. Worthy mat
ron, Mrs, William R. Newmy
er, and worthy patron, Charles
C. Boyer, presided at both
meetings.
Mrs. John A. Fletcher be
came a member of the organiza
tion by affiliation. The degree
of initiation was conferred up
on Mrs. Evelyn A. Cornelius,
Mrs. Clarence R. Shrock, Mrs.
Thomas Wriston, Mrs. O. R.
Eckersley, Mrs. T. W. Leasure,
Mrs. Arthur E. Messing, Mrs.
George K. Mather, Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Snyder, Mr. and Mrs. Ron
ald F. Rossner and Russel
Beutler.
I Committee in charge of the
social activities for the evening
iwere Mrs. John Grayvill, Mrs
JIancy Skewis, Mrs. F. W. Far-
rar and George Edwards.
J The spirit of the spring sea
Bon was achieved by use of .ap
propriate flowers and Easter
decorations.
At the close of the business
meetings, community .singing
was led by Mrs. William
Skewis, accompanied by Mrs.
Leonard Kephart at the piano.
Refreshments were served lat
er in the dining room,
Hayesville Club
At Dougherty's
1 Hayesville Members of the
Hayesville Woman's club were
entertained at the home of Mrs
Fred Dougherty at her home on
Claxter road. She was assisted
by Mrs. Bruce Willis, Mrs. G.
Farmer and Mrs. Carl Vogl.
The meeting was called for a
1:15 dessert luncheon and was
presided over by the president,
Mrs. C. W. Garrison. The club
donated to the Red Cross drive.
Members will bring rags, plants
and various articles to be auc
tioned off at the white elephant
sale to be held at the April meet
ing at the home of Mrs. E. L
Moor on Portland highway.
Guests were Mrs. John Mainio
Mrs. E. Dougherty and Mrs
Wayne Powers. Others present
were Mrs. S. A. Baldwin, Mrs.
E. R. Bedwell, Mrs. Carl Carl
son, Mrs. A. F, Harvey, Mrs
William Brietzke. Miss Ida Den
ny, Mrs. E. L. Moor, Mrs. Wil
liam Powers, Mrs. Harry Miller
and Mrs. George Strozut.
' Mrs. Myrtle Helen Meier
Drorbaugh will be the featured
singer of radio station KOIN
Duncan singers at the Brush
college grange dinner Friday
evening at the Mayflower dairy
Trio Leaves Thursday
Bv Auto for California
Mr. and Mrs. Brown K.
Sisson and their daughter,
Mrs. Charles Flitten, Jr.,
leave Thursday for a motor
trip to California.
The trio will go to Carmel i
ana mrs. r mien win ku up vu
San Francisco April 2 to meet
her husband. Ensign Flitten,
who arrives for a two-weeks
leave from Japan.
He will return there and
will be discharged around the
last of May, following which
the young couple will make
Iheir home in Los Angeles.
Mr. and Mrs. Sisson and Mrs.
Flitten will be away about a
nonth.
Ramona Group
Fetes Beginning
Silverton Ramona assembly
No. 36, Order of Rainbow lor
Girls, celebrated the third anni
vpr.carv of the oreanization with
a no-host dinner with guests
present from chapters of Salem
Rlavfnn and Woodburn. The din
ner was served by the members
of the advisorv board of Hamona
Lhanter OES. assisted bv other
members of the chapter. Mar
gie Tuggle was general chair
man of the dinner.
In a beautiful ceremonial of
initiation Miss Diana Hobart
and Miss Sharon George became
Rainbow members.
Durine the business hour in
rharee of the w. ilhy adviser.
Miss Pat Rice, and the mother
adviser, Mrs. W. P. Scarth, plans
were made for April 12. spring
formal, an annual affair for the
vnuntfer erouD.
Other affairs for April, desig
nator! i) "Fathers' Month." arc
a silver lea in the Methodist
church social rooms Saturday
afternoon, April 19, with the
wnrlhv- adviser. Miss Rice in
rharee of Dublicitv for the tea
Miss Rice named a committee
to arrange for the package to be
sent the 18-year-oia "aaopiea
French eirl. a project of the as
sembly. Miss Joan Lake sang.
assisted bv Miss Janice Herig
stad who also played a piano
nln
Honored meats were Mrs. Sue
Tuel, Stayton, mother adviser;
Merry McGrath, Woodburn,
oranrl Immortality: Anita Miller.
worthy adviser, Woodburn: a
grand represented from Doin
Michigan and Arizona; and Mrs.
Frerf Kreler. worthy matron of
Chadwick chapter of Salem.
United Nations
Day Celebrated
Camp Fire Girls 33th anni
uprtarv celebration ended Sat
urday with a United Nations
Fair dav.
Ai a finale to the week-long
celebration, girls representing
every active Blue Bird and
r'amn Fire Broun in Salem par
ticipated in a real life exhibit
in the window of one of the
Inral downtown stores. Each
girl appeared for 30 minutes
and demonstrated an activity
which her group had been
working on.
Appearing were Viola Wit
cox, Janice Wood, Sharon Fie
mine. Karen Rassmussen. Kar
en Covert. Rosa Lee Coffell.
Frances McDonald, Elizabeth
Backer, Joscale Machey, Phyl
lis Kay Morris, Dorothy Zysset.
Karen Thomas. Barbara Klun-
der, Jo Ann Kleinke, Leah Hay
Ann Lowery, Calnne Woolery
Joyce Johnson, Kay Muhs, Gay
lee Klien. Dorothv Sue Sheo-
herd, Delores Picka, Mary Kay
Brown, Jo Ann Morgan, JJein
Hart, Jo Anne Saling, Pat Mc-
Quire, Claire Kelly, Diane Mil
ler, Shirley Gaylor, Judy Seily
Blanche Clifton, Judy Cross
Donna Starkey.
Week-end guests at the Earl
Fisher home in State street
were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mer
rese and their daughter, Cath
erine of White Salmon, Wash
The Merreses had entries in the
dog show.
5fp:! IPSJlf -r tir rr-
Combined Meeting Three Camp Fire groups met recently to make lets for a carnival and dance
recital they plan later in Ihe season. Guardians are Mrs. Richard Kriesel, Mrs. Joseph Keey and
Mrs. P. C. Anderson. Lett to right are row one, Karen Jonnson, Mary K. Brown, Esther Gra
ham, Nola Smith, Patsy Gordon, Sharon Whittacre, Sandra Carter; row two, Patty Kriesel, Jean
Rowland, Sharon Johnson, Patty Gerard, Lcnore Nieswander, Sally Eggstaff, Claire Kelly,
Sandra Anderson, Marcie Wagner, Waunita Whitenburgh, Delores Salisbury; standing, Kath
leen McCrough, June Demaskie, Maxine Peterson and Carleen McKorney.
Woodburn Garden Club to
Hold Spring Show March 29
Woodburn The annual spring flower show of the Woodburn
Garden club will be held Saturday, March 29 at the library club
rooms. This will be, the first flower show since before the war.
Plans were made to hold a show last spring but snow, which came
unexpectedly, ruined the flowers and the show was not held.
The rooms will be open lop : -
il. -..ui: A c.4.... 11 specimens musi
day. Mrs. John Ramage is gen
eral chairman, replacing J. J
Hall who is ill.
Rules are: 1 Competition is
open to anyone in Woodburn
and surrounding towns.
2 Exhibits must be classi
fied and entered before being
handed to staging committee.
3 Exhibits must be clearly
marked with name.
4 Entries may not be placed
except with assistance of mem
ber of staging committee.
5 Artistic arrangements
must be work of exhibitor.
6 Decision of judges shall be
final.
7 Awards will be ribbons.
8 Honorable mention may
be awarded for an exhibit not
entered for competition.
9 Exhibitors must furnish
own containers.
10 Flowers may be brought
in Saturday morning between
7 and 10 o'clock at the library
club rooms.
be
grown by exhibitor.
12 Good stems and foliage
are essential.
Classifications: Section A,
class 1 Daffodils (three of a
kind), a, long trumpet varieties;
b, short trumpet varieties; c,
cluster type varieties.
Class 2 Hyacinths, single
bloom.
Class 3 Other spring flow
ering bulbs.
Class 4 Dwarf iris.
Class 5 Primroses,
blues; b, mixed colors;
est collection.
Class fi Anemones.
Class 7 Other spring flow
ers.
Class 8 Flowering shrubs.
Class 9 Camellias.
Class 10 Dish gardens.
Section B: Class 1 Flower
arrangements.
Class 2 Miniature arrange
ments (under 3 inches).
Class 3 Wall vases.
Class 4 Twin arrangement.
Class 5 Shadow boxes-
best
larg-
Powder River Club
Anniversary Held
Members of the Powder River
club, 115th cavalry outfit sta
tioned at the fairgrounds dur
ing the war, and their wives
met Sunday for the first anni
versary party at the Kingwood
Heights Legion hall.
Taking office were Mose Van
Dell, president; Ralph Whitney,
treasurer; Mrs. Mose Van Dell,
secretary. About 50 couples
from Oregon, Washington and
Idaho were present for the ev
ent. Hosts for the dinner were
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ohlund and
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Hunley.
Governor Snell was repre
sented by a member of the vet
erans' administration staff, and
a letter was read from Lester
Hunt, governor of Wyoming,
where the outfit was formed.
The Edina Lane Home Exten
sion unit will meet at noon Fri
day at the home of Mrs. Drew
Michaels, 640 Edina lane.
Luncheon will be served and the
project, "Company Dinners"
presented by Mrs. Frank Cas
pell and Mrs. Richard Rosecrans.
Easter Sunday
Date Set for
Marriage Rites
Easter Sunday was announced
Monday evening as date of the
marriage of Miss Mary Eliza
beth Snow, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Snow, Jr., of San
Fernando, Calif., and Herbert
C. Lucas, son of Mr. and Mrs.
James E. Lucas of Salem.
Mis Snow told the .news
Monday evening at her sorority,
Pi Beta Phi, on the Willamette
university campus. The couple's
engagement was revealed in
October. A basket of Easter
eggs with the date and the
couple's names told the news at
a house meeting Monday eve
ning. Both young people are sopho
mores at Willamette and will
continue their studies after their
marriage, which will take place
at 12:30 o'clock at Knight Me
morial church.
Rev. Lewis White will offici
ate at the ceremonies to take
place before a small gathering
of the couple's relatives and
friends.
The bride's parents will come
north for the ceremonies and
her father will give her in mar
riage. She has asked Miss Petty
Zo Allen to be her only attend
ant and James Lucas will attend
his brother as best man.
Senator and Mrs. Douglas Mc
Kay spent the week-end at their
Leach pi.'ce in Neskowin.
Aumsville Club
To Fill Baskets
Aumsville The Aumsville
Women's club met at the Roy
Hough home for its regular
monthly meeting.
The group will fill the Easter
box for the farm home at their
next meeting at the Peterson
home.
Following the business meet
ing refreshments were served by
the hostess to Mrs. Hien, Mrs.
Lamb, Mrs. Klein, Mrs. Putnam,
Mrs. Speer, Mrs. Martin, Mrs.
McCIellan and Miss Peterson.
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