.g Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, Friday, Mar. 28, 1947
Many Visitors
In Capital
This Week-end
By Jean Taylor
With the advent of spring
weather, a number of Salemites
are entertaining but of town
guests this week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Roberts
and their son, Jim, who moved
to Seattle in January, will be
week-end guests in the capital.
They arrived Friday and are
visitors at the home of Mr, and
Mrs. Wallace Carson. Mr. and
Mrs. Roberts are down for the
Subscription club dance Satur
day evening, and they will re
turn to Seattle on Monday.
Engaged Mr. and Mrs. Wil
son R. Stevens of Lyons are an
nouncing the forthcoming mar
riage of their daughter, Miss
Hallie Stevens, to Albert W. To
man of Mill City, an event of
late April. The young couple
are both graduates of the Mill
City High school. The bride-
elect is now employed in Salem
and her fiance is associated in
the merchandise business with
his father at Mill City.
Sims-Bowen Rite
At Parsonage
Jefferson Miss Theresa Bow
en of Salem, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. A. C. Bowen of Jef
ferson, and Darrcl W. Sims, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Darrel W. Sims
of Salem, were married in the
ntudy of the First Christian
church at Salem at 2 o'clock,
March 15. Rev. Dudley Strain
read the double ring service in
the presence of a few close rela
tives and close friends of the
couple.
The bride was dressed in aqua,
with gray coat and hat, with
black accessories, and wore a
corsage of orchids. They were
attended by Miss Sara Hutch
ings and Clifford M. Bowen,
brother of the bride.
The bride graduated from Jef
ferson high school with the class
of 1945, and has been employed
by the Merchant Credit Bureau.
Mr. Sims served in the mari
time air corps for three years,
and has been employed with a
credit bureau in Salem, recently
transferring to Eugene, where
the couple will live following
their wedding trip to Seattle,
Wash., and points north.
Sojourners Plan
Spring Dance
Sojourners were entertained
with a dessert luncheon, busi
ness and social meeting at the
Woman's club. Finns were made
for guest day, April 24, and the
spring dance, May 3.
Hostesses were Mrs. Clarence
Wilson, Mrs. John Dann. Mrs.
Tor Newland, Mrs. Vernon
Raschko, Mrs. John Thomas.
Mrs. Lee Thomas. Guests were
Mrs. Oscar Spechl, Mrs. Harold
Sexton, Mrs. Mel CumminRs,
Mrs. C. John Glennon, and Mrs.
William R. Moore. Prize winners
in bridge were Mrs. Allyn
Shaw, Mrs. C. L. Neal and Mrs.
Oscar Specht. Mrs. Victor Wnl
dele won high at pinochle.
Ladies' Day Gets
Set for Wednesday-
Ladies' day at the Salem
Golf club will begin in earn
est next Wednesday morning
at 9:30 o'clock. A pre-season
meeting and round was held
this week with Mrs. James
Haley, president, in charge.
Interested golfers are asked
to report at the clubhouse
next Wednesday to begin the
season.
Mrs. Ivan is co-captain;
Mrs. Edward Roth, secretary;
Mrs. Leon Perry, treasurer.
Committees for the season
were announced by the cap
tain.
Attending were Mesdames
Edward Roth, Leon Perry.
John R. Wood, Richard
Chase, Stephen Fouchek,
Steven Kraus, Reynolds Al
len. James Russell, Kenneth
Potts. W. T. Waterman, Harry
Wiedmer, Glenn Stevens, Ed
cel Kay. Roy H. Simmons,
James Haley, Ivan Marble,
J. N. Bishop, Robert Drager,
Robert Joseph. H. K. Stock-
well. J. H. Thompson. M. A.
Pekar and J. E. Albrich.
Chambers Hosts
At Dessert
Bridge Party
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cham
bers will be hosts at the home
of his parents, Mr and Mrs G.
Frederick Chambers, in North
13th street, Friday evening for
an informal party.
Guests have been invited to
dessert, with contract bridge
following.
Bidden are Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Burrell, Mr. and Mrs. Rich
ard Grabenhorst, Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar Specht, Mr. and Mrs. Alan
Siewert, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas
Chambers, Mr. and Mrs. Ray
mond Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Ro
land Mersereau and the hosts.
Surprise Honors
25 Year Pair
Aurora A reception honoring
Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Kalb of
Macksburg, on their twenty-fifth
wedding anniversary was given
March 12, at the Lone Elder
Community hall. The affair
was a surprise to the honored
couple and was arranged by Mrs.
Marshall Ziegler, daughter, Mrs.
Foster Jenks and Mrs. George
Pardey, sisters of Mrs. Kalb, and
Mrs. Adam Kalb, sister-in-law.
The couple were married at
the Macksburg Lutheran church
twenty-five years ago with Rev.
W. R. Kraxberger officiating.
Guests included Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Kalb, Mr. and Mrs. Mar
shall Ziegler and Gary; Miss
Marjorie Kalb, Mr. and Mrs.
Lorils Young; Mr. and Mrs. L.
E. Bliven; Miss Vera Bliven;
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Burch; Mr.
and Mrs. W. E. Seamiter, all of
Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Kalb,
Joan Kalb, Billy Kalb, Loui
setla Walch, St. Helens; Mr.
and Mrs. R. A. Smith, Johnny
and Judith, Colton; Mr. and
Mrs. George Heusser, David,
Donald and Peggy, Mr. and Mrs.
Orville B. Long, Salem; Mr.
and Mrs. Peter Schild! Mr. and
Mrs. Sid Holland, Portland; Em
melt E. Anderson, Mr. and Mrs.
Otto Kraxberger, Sr., Mr. and
Mrs. Otto Kraxberger. Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. W. McElroy. Mr.
and Mrs. George S. Kalb, Glad
stone; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Raines,
Mr. and Mrs. George Pardey,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pardey, of
Aurora; Mr. and Mrs. Rufus
Kraxberger, Sr., Mr. and Mrs.
Foster W. Jenks, Milwaukie
Mr. and Mrs. Siegfried Kraxber
ger, Mr. and Mrs. John Krax
berger, Adolph Kraxberger, Mr
and Mrs. E. G. Burge, Mr. and
Mrs. F. J. Kraxberger, Carl
Stout, Jim Harms, Helen and
Betty Mcrz, Erich Merz, Mr,
and Mrs. Lloyd Barstad, D. C.
Harms, W. A. Hcrkamp, John
Harms, Walter Faist, and Mr.
and Mrs. F. O. Kraxberger.
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Wed in East Mr. and Mrs. Richard Minten and members of
their wedding party, Miss Elvina Lachowitzer and Frank Lacho
witzer, following the ceremony held at St. Henry's church in
Perham, Minn., February 6. The bride is the former Alma Lach
owitzer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lachowitzer of Perham.
His parents are Mr. and Mrs. Antony Minten of Aumsville. ine
young couple is now living in Salem.
Garden Club
Color Talk
Stayton Giving a talk on
"Soils," Harry Riches, Marion
county agent, was guest speak
er at the meeting of the Stayton
Garden club at the home of
Mrs. Andrew Fery and Miss
Edna Fery, with Mrs. Jo Car
rick assisting.
Samples of soil were brought
to the meeting by club mem
bers and the county agent took
them to analyze them and will
report on them later.
A color talk was given by
Mrs. Ward Inglis. Surprise
feature of the evening came
when Mrs. Inglis supplied prizes
for the spring flower exhibit
which the members held at the
meeting. Unusual and little
known plants taken from the
Inglis garden were the prizes
and included rock garden dais
ies, layered azaleas and rare
columbines.
Andrew Fery exhibited a
sweet potato plant and a seed
less apple.
A pest control and horticul
ture talk was given by Mrs. A.
D. Gardner, Jr., urging the early
use of spray and recommended
weed control.
Alpha Xi Delta alumnae met
at the home of Mrs. Eugene
Laird with Miss Janet Miller,
active from Oregon State col
lege, as special guest. Miss Elea
nor. Stephens read humorous lit
erary selections. Present were
Miss Miller, Miss Elsie Schroder,
Miss Eleanor Stephens, Mrs. M.
E. Knickerbocker, Mrs. . John
Hann, Mrs. Dan Graves. Mrs.
Andrew Halvorsen, Mrs. Elmer
Mead, Mrs. William Galloway,
Mrs. Bradford Humphreis of Independence.
Sunnyside Mrs. Sarah E.
Minnix of Twelve Mile, Indiana,
and Mrs. Annie Grice of Lis
Angeles, California, great aunls
of Mrs. Charles L. Taylor, were
luncheon guests at her home.
Additional guests were Mrs.
Charles Schwartz and Mrs.
Conrad Fox.
Troth Told by
Eugene Pair
Jefferson At a semi-formal
dessert at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. William Baird, Jr., in Eu
gene, recently, announcement
was made of the engagement of
Miss Lois Smith, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Irvine Wright of
Jefferson, and Donald Helseth,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Emil Hel
seth of Ontario, Oregon.
Miss Smith is a student at
Northwest Christian college in
Eugene, and Mr. Helseth will
graduate in June from the Uni
versity of Oregon. He graduated
a year ago from Northwest
Christian college.
Guests at the dessert were
close friends and classmates of
the couple.
The wedding date has been
set for June.
Business Women
To Hold Dinner
The Business Women of the
First Angelical-United Brethren
church are sponsoring a dinner
of interest to business women.
It will be held at the Golden
Arrow Friday evening at 8:30
o'clock. Dr. Charles Durden of
the First Baptist church will be
the speaker. Music will be pre
sented by Rev. and Mrs. George
Millen of the First Evangelical
church. Miss Thelma Hilmer
and Miss Marie Burch are in
charge.
White Shrine of Jerusalem
will hold the annual dinner hon
oring the retiring worthy ma
tron, Miss La Verne Kantner and
her watchman of shepherds, Wil
liam Neimyer. It will be held
Saturday evening at 6:30 o'clock
in the Masonic temple.
PEP Teachers club will meet
Wednesday for a 6 o'clock din
ner at the Gold Arrow. Host
esses will be Mrs. Dolores Ja
ger and Mrs. Sadie Ross. Res
ervations must be phoned by
Monday.
Jean Royse Is
Spring Bride
On Saturday
Woodburn Miss Jean Royse,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
E. Royse of Woodburn, became
the bride of Lanar Coverstone.
son of Mrs. Ethel Coverstone of
Medford, in a setting of spring
blossoms and white tapers in
cathedral candelabra, at the
Woodburn Methodist church
March 22 at 2 p.m.
The double ring ceromony was
read by the Rev. Ralph Kleen
of Salem. Mrs. Roy Arney play
ed the wedding music and ac
companied Kenneth Thompson
who was soloist.
The bride wore a gown of
iwhite satin with yoke embroider
ed in seed pearls, long sleeves
and train. Her finger-tip veil
was held in place by a wreath of
orange blossoms and she carried
a bouquet of white roses, bou
vardia and eucharist lilies.
Matron of honor, Mrs. Man
fred Douglas, wore a frock of
orchid and carried a nosegay of
yellow rosebuds and white sweet
peas. Bridesmaids were Mrs
Marsden Workman and Miss
Betty Lou Macke. Mrs. Work
man wore blue and her flowers
were a nosegay of pink roses
and white sweet peas. Miss
Macke was gowned in pink and
carried a nosegay of deep pink
roses and orchid sweet peas
Flower girl was little Alice
Jeanne Workman in a pink
frock carrying a floral wed
ding ring.
Manfred Douglas was best man
for Mr. Coverstone and ushers
were Peter B o y d e n, Jack
O'Brien, Ellis Purdy and Charles
Boyden.
A reception at the Royse home
followed the ceremony. Miss
Etha Morris presided at the
urn. Miss Bernice Lillie cut
cakes and served ices and Miss
Betty Lou Macke passed the
guest book.
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Guest arriving Sunday at the
home of her nephew and his
family, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Shepard, in North Summer
street, is Mrs. George Elcock of
Kenyon, Minn. Mrs. Elcock
wintered in California and is en
route home.
Mrs. William H. Burghardt
spent Wednesday evening with
Mr. and Mrs. O. K. De Witt at
their country home near Me-
hama.
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Visitors at the home of their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A.
Langille, in Fairmount street
are Mrs. Clyde Carroll of Port
land and Mrs. Webb W. Trimble
of Seattle and Sandy.
Miss Paulson
Shower Feted
Miss Palma Paulson, whose
marriage to Roy Remington will
take place Easter Sunday, was
honored Wednesday evening
when Mrs. A. W. Loucks was
hostess for an informal party at
her home in East Wilson street
A dessert supper was followed
by an informal evening. A linen
shower feted the bride-elect.
Guests were Miss Paulson,
Mrs. Conrad Paulson, Mrs
Charles Wood, Mrs. Frank Shaf
er, Mrs. F. D. McCormack, Mrs.
Elbert Eson, Mrs. John R. Wood.
Mrs. Herbert Schoeneman of
Sioux Falls, Iowa, and Mrs.
Loucks.
Mrs. Schoeneman arrived
Wednesday by plane for her sis
ter s weoding. Another sister,
Mrs. John Hermanson, Mr. Her- j Margaret. They will all
manson and daughter, Mary guests at the Wood home.
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