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ROMANCE LEADS the parade this
weekend, and if indications are
to be believed, will do so for sev
eral months now, with summer coming
on.
Several important announcements ot
nuptial plans have been made this
week, among them the engagement of
Miss Harriet Hawkins and Miss Mar
garet Hughlett.
Town club members planning their
final dancing party for next Saturday
evening and quite i. number of large
affairs are in the air.
It looks like a truly gay. romantic
springtime.
J3y ean Jaijic
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"ISS LOUISE GRACE. Detroit,
Mich.? president of Zonta Inter
national, women's service club,
will be entertained by the Salem Zonta
club at a dinner meeting next Monday
evening.
The dinner, an informal one. will be
served at Nohlgren's restaurant at 7
o'clock. Mrs. Harry W. Scott and Mrs.
R. W. Land arc in charge of arrange
ments. Miss Grace conies to Salem from at
tending Hie district Zonta conference
in Seattle this week-end.
Members of the Portland. Corvallis,
and Eugene Zonta clubs have been in
vited fur the Monday meeting.
A large group from the Salem club
is attending the Seattle conference',
opening Saturday. Among those goin.4
from here are Dr. Helen Pcarcc, past
Zonta International president: Mrs. M.
Theodore Madscn. Jr., president of the
local club; Mrs. C. W. Slacey. delegate
from the Salem club; Mrs. Harry W
Scott, Mrs. R. W. Land, Miss Alene Phil
lips, Mrs. B. O. Schucking, Mrs. May
Smith, Miss Genevieve Morgan, Dr.
Lucille Fortncr.
Five new members are announced for
the Salem club, including Mrs. James
G. Heltzcl, Mrs. B. E. Lambert, Miss
Mary Larson. Mrs. F. A. Massce, Miss
Agnes J. Meyer.
iKTirEWS is being ti
INI bride-elect. Mis
aL daughter of Mr.
"EWS is being told by brunette
Miss Jean Gorton,
lighter of Mr. and Mrs. O. W.
Gorton, of her wedding plans.
She will become the bride of John
Wchrli, son of Mrs. Elroy Nash, on Sat
urday morning. May 17, at 9 o'clock in
SI. Joseph's Catholic church. Rev. Ger
ald Linahan will perform the cere
mony. Wayne Mousey will sing before the
nuptials'.
Given in marriage by her father.
Miss Gorton has asked her sister, Misi
Wilma Gorton, to be her maid of honor.
Attending her as bridesmaids will be
Mrs. Robert Hauser and Mrs. William
Wchrli, sister-in-law of the bridegroom.
Junior bridesmaids will be cousins of
the bride-clcct, the Misses Betty Lou
and Patricia Crec.
Best man will be William Wehrll.
Sealing the guests will be Blaine
Hanks and Robert Meier.
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Miss Lois Barrick, daughter of Dr.
mill Mrs. L. K. Harrick, entrains Sun
day for Clarcniont, Calif., where she
will resume her sludies at Pomona col
lege, following a spring vacation visit
with her parents.
The American War Mothers will hold
a no-host 12:30 o'clock luncheon Tues
day at the American Legion hall. Plans
will be discussed for the carnation tale,
and three birthdays will be observed,
Mrs. Gena Benson, Mrs. Mattie Prathcr
and Mrs. Bertha Smart. Members are
asked to bring needles and threat, it has
been announced, for a quilt to aid a
member.
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AT KNIGHT MEMORIAL rillTRCII. Easier Simdnv afternoon. Miss Marv
Kliraheth Snow brcarne the bride of Herbert V. I. mas, son of Mr. and Mrs.
.lames K. I.neas or Salem. She in the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Snmv,
Jr., of San Fernando, Calif. They will make their home in Salem, tkainrll
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ItKCKNT VISITORS IX THIC CM'l l AI, Mere Mrs. Donuld Sicgim-nd and her children. Surah and Charles or Ta
rnniii, who were guests or Mr. Sii'nunid's parruls, Mr, and Mi's, diaries K. Sirgmum). Mrs. SifRimrcd is the daugh
ter of Dr. I II. Danunaseli, ii-prcsenlntive hum Mullnumah county here during the legislative session. (Jcslen- Miller
studio)
"TITUNE, this year, will have more than
p J "1e usual quota of glowing brides,
it would seem.
Miss Gcraldine Nelson, daughter or
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Nelson, is telling
friends this week-end that she will be
come the bride of Robert Jalinke. son
of Mrs. Myrtle Jahnke of Denver. The
couple's engagement was announced last
August.
The rites will lake place Saturday
evening, June 14. at the First Presby
terian church, with Dr. Chester V.
Hamblin officiating. A reception at the
North Capitol street home of (he bride s
parents will follow the riles.
The bride-elect attended Willamette
university, where she is a member o
Alpha Chi Omega. She has been work
ing in Salem. Her fiance, afler serv
ing in the navy, is now attending the
University of Colorado at Boulder, where
he is majoring in advertising. They will
live in Boulder.
The Salem Garden club is presenting
Miss Margaret McKcnney, official pho
tographer for Washington Stale Park
commission, who will illustrate her
theme, "Spring Comes to America" with
slides when she speaks at the Bush
school auditorium Monday evening at
8 o'clock. As another feature. Miss Mc
Kenney will present her collection of
slides illustrating the study of mush
rooms. Mrs. Arthur A. I'isher will preside
at luncheon Tuesday afternoon in com
pliment to incnihcrs of her contract
bridge club.
"ANY arc llic cnuaucincnt an-
nounccniLMits being made on tho
Williinn'tte university campus.
Ueveiilcd Ihis week was the betrothal
or Miss iViari'aret HutjhleU, daughter ot
Mr. and Mrs. H. VV. Hughlett, to Ed
ward A. Peterson of Corvallis, son of
Mr. and Mrs. II. H. Peterson of Port
land. The eoii)ie plan to marry in August.
The bride-elect graduated last June
fiim Oreu tin State college. She was a
member of Delta Gamma at Willamette
university. She majored in home eco
nomics and is now teaching in Heppner
high school.
Mr. Peterson served in the navy for
Ihrec years, serving in Pacific waters.
He is a junior at Oregon State college.
They will live in Corvallis. Miss
Hughlett visited this week in Salem,
revealing the news to her friends.
Mrs. A. Kintlcn will preside at
luncheon Moiuhiy afternoon at her home
in I'ir Street in compliment to members
of her contract bridge club. Additional
Kitesls will be Mrs. Ed Vicsko. Mrs. P. U.
Wood row and Mrs. George Hug:.
Miss Beverly Iloffinc. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hoffine, Friday
evening at 8 o'clock, became the bride
of Paul Gilmer, son of Mr. and Mrs.
1. Paul Gilmer.
The riles look place at the Knight
Memorial church with Rev. Louis While
officiating. Miss Beverly Kenncy sang,
Willi Mrs. Louis Mitchell accompany
ing. Mi.ss Betty Lou Edwards lighted the
al.:tr tapers.
liien in marriage by her faiher, the
bride wore a gown of white satin brought
bv l-.er husband from Japan. U was de
signed with a nylon yoke, long pointed
sleeve.- and a lull skirt. Her French net,
iini'.ertip length veil was held in place
bv a seed pearl coronet and she carried
a shower of pink roses.
1 lie brine's sister. Mrs. Stanley Turn
bull, was her matron of honor, wearing
a salniun-pinU gown of taille, designed
wilh voke- sweetheart neckline and full
skirl. Shi carried a bouquet of blue
1 lowers.
iirulrsmaids were Miss Gladys Killian
and Mrs. Fred Marlowe, sister of the
bridegroom. They both wore blue gowns
ol laille with sweetheart necklines and
gored skirls. They carried pastel nose
gays. iest man was Stanley Turubull and
ushers were Fred Marlowe and Harry
hwinu
.'ioir girl was little Billie Kay Her
"!:!. wearing a white floor-length gown
t! iniii;eif in blue. Dennis Pugh was ring
bearer. For her daughter's wedding. Mrs. Hof
Ime wore a brown suit with chartreuse
blouse and neutral straw hat trimmed
in brown. .She wore gardenias and Tally
man roses. Mrs. Gilmer wore a pink
costume suit with like flowers and
mat eh in g accessories.
At the reception in the church par
lors following the wedding. Mrs. Lee
Wood poured and Mrs. Clyde Stimson of
Albany rut the bride's cake. Passing
the guest book was Miss Penny Gilmer
Mrs. Robert Barnwell and Mrs. Kenneth
Barnwell assisted and at the gift tabic
was Miss Jean Gilmer assisted by Mrs.
Gary Pugh and Mrs. Margery Herrell.
When Mr, and Mrs. Gilmer left for
their wedding trip the bride was wear
ing an ash green suit with a bustle ef
fect. She wore white accessories and
Jut flowers were gardenias. The couple
will travel to the coast and south, re
turning in a week to be at home in
Salem,
Spinners organization wilt meet Mon
day evening at S o'clock at the home
of Mrs. William II. Iturghurdt, KtiO I'nion
street. Hostess will be the president,
.Miss Jean Taylor.
The West Salem Grange will hold
open house with a pif social Tues
day evening at 8 o'clock in the City
hall, it has been announced.
M'
EXT Saturday evening Mr. and
Wilmcr H. Page will be
hosts at their home in Chetneketa
street for an informal party honoring
a group of their friends.
Guests have been asked to a buffet
dinner party, following which cards will
be in play during the evening.
Covers will be placed for Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Chambers, Mr. and Mrs.
Douglas Chambers, Mr. and Mrs. John
Copenhaver, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin
Whiscnand. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Shepherd,
Mr. and Mrs. Carlton J. McLeod, Mr.
and Mrs. Wayne Haclley, Mr. and Mrs.
Roland Mcrscreau. Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Burrell and Mr. and Mrs. Page.
ADDING 1IKK XAMH TO TIIK LIST OF BISIDES-ELIXT Is Miss Margaret
llughlrtt. diuuhlcr of .Mr. and .Mrs. II. W. Hughlett. who din-iii spring vaca
tion told frirndx of thr betrothal to Edward A. Peterson, son of .Mr. and Mrs.
K. II. Peterson. Miss llughlrtt. who attended Willamette and graduated from
Oregon Stale college, is a inrniber of Delta Gamma. She is now learning at
llrpnnrr High school. Her fiance, who served in the navy during tile war,
is attending Oregon Slate college. IKenncll-Ellis studio)
Active and alumnae chapters of Chi
Omega from six states will be represent
ed at the Western Elcusinia conference
to be held on the University of Wash
ington campus this week-end.
Salem girls from Oregon Stale col
lege who arc flying up will be Miss
Mary Ana Bollinger, Miss Patricia Vics
ko. Miss Conine Wade, and representing
the Salem alumnae is Mrs. George "L.
Hill. Going from the Willamette chap
ter, are Miss Pat Miller. Miss Ginnic
Atkinson. Miss Margaret Whittiker. Mrs.
Barbara Crawford. Miss Jean Robinson.
Miss Mildred Norton and Miss Carol
Power. Included in the week-end plans
are trips to Mt. Rainier and Victoria.
Chi Omega alumnae met this week at
the home of Mrs. Robert Corey, with
Mrs. John Krcriin. speaker, who talked
on her recent stay in Puerto Rico.
The McCormick class will hold a no
host dinner Tuesday evening at 6:30
o'clock at the First Methodist church.
UNDAY afternoon at 3 o'clock the
First Congregational church will
be scene of the marriage of Miss
Margaret Moekel and Trevor Jones, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Morriss Jones of Oregon
City.
Rev. Seth R. Huntington will officiate
at the rites, to take place before a gath
ering of the couple's friends and rela
tives. Corydon Blodgett will sing. "O, Prom
ise Me" and "Because," before the rites,
accompanied by Mrs. Jean Hobson Rich.
The bride will be given in marriage
by Ernest Arncson. She will wear a
white satin wedding gown with loin?
sleeves, a peter pan collar and fitted
. bodice with covered buttons to the
waistline which falls into a full skirt.
She will wear a fingertip length veil
held in place wilh orange blossoms and
she will carry a bouquet of pink roses
and white swectpeas and stephenatis.
Miss Helen Whitesell of Twin Falls,
Idaho, will be the bride's only attendant.
She will wear a petal blue floor-length
gown with a net skirt and taffeta bodice.
She will wear a coronet of blue forget-me-nots
and carry a shower bouquet of
yellow iris and blue forget-me-nots.
Best man for his brother will be
Ivan Jones of Spokane. Seating the
guests before the rites will be Donald
Turner of Portland, Carlton Niles of
Molalla. John Whitney and James Bai
ley of Oregon City.
At the reception which will follow
the rites in the parlors of the church,
Mrs. Ernest Arneson and Mrs. O. R.
Underwood will preside at the coffee
urns. Mrs. John Whitney will pass the
guest book and assisting about the
rooms will be Mrs. Donald Turner and
Mrs. Carlton 'Niles.
When the couple leave for a wedding
trip to Vancouver and Victoria, the bride
will be wearing a beige suit and topcoat
with gold accessories and orchids. After
April 27 they will be at home at 690
South Commercial street.
The Salem Deaconess hospital aux
iliary will meet in the hospital chapel
in Oak street at 1:30 o'clock Monday
afternoon for a short business session
Mrs. Mayme Hill is arranging the pro
gram to include a talk by Rev. W.
Harold Lyman, pastor of the Court
street Christian church. The social hour
will honor Mrs. Sam Neufeldt. Hostesses
will be Mrs. J. J. Nunn. Mrs. Dave
Brown and Mrs P. W. Geiscr.
In (lie capital over the week-end,
to attend the marriage of Mi.ss Dorothy
Ilardie and John R. Hay arc Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Allen and Mr. and Mrs.
R. G. Vandcneynde, all of Portland. Mr.
Allen and Mr. Vandcneynde are Alpha
Tan Omega fraternity brothers of Mr.
Hay at the University of Oregon.
Mr and Mrs. C. S. Glass of Portland
are announcing the engagement of their
daughter, Nancy, to Marvin L. Amund
son of Salem, son of Mr. and Mrs. G.
E. Amundson of Salem.
The bride-elect, now working in Port
land, is a graduate of Portland schools.
Her fiance, who served with the AAF
in England 's now majoring in electrical
engineering at Oregon State college,
where he is a junior.
No date has been set for the wedding.
From Reno, Nev., has come word of
the marriage of Mrs. Sylvia Kelly Fur
lough of San Francisco, and James E.
Aaron, which took place in Reno April
(i at the Christian church.
The couple will live in Calilomia.
Delta Gamma Mothers' club will meet
Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock for a
regular business session at the chapter
house.
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"'HE Order of Rainbow for Girls
will celebrate the 25th year of its
founding Tuesday, April 22, Willi
a silver tea.
Chadwick chapter is inviting thi
public to a program given by Rainbow
members, at 8 o'clock, to be followed
by the tea. Proceeds will be sent to the
Masonic and Eastern Star home at For
est Grove. A shower business meeting
at 7 o'clock will precede the affair.
The program committee is composed
O! Miss Barbara Hendrickson, Miss
Marilyn Hill and Miss Marilyn Burns.
The girls will preside at the urns, as
sisted by Miss Wilene Wiper, Miss Bar
bara Flagg and Miss Pebble DeSart.
On Sunday, all Rainbow girls will
attend the First Presbyterian church in
a body, assembling at the church H
10:30 o'clock. At the last meeting.
Misses Carol Fuhr, Beverly Folston
Helen Booth, Mitzi Patrick and Lucille
Rogers were elected to receive the de
grees of order and will be initiated May
13. Miss Barbara Hendrickson is wor
thy advisor and Mrs. Wayne Henry -s
mother advisor.
Mrs. Wallace Bonesteclc will enter
tain Monday evening at her home in
Saginaw street in compliment to Delta
Delta Delta alumnae members.
IN an all-white Victorian setting at
St. Paul's Episcopal church Satur
day evening at 8 o'clock, petite
and blonde Miss Dorothy Hardic will be
come the bride of John R. Hay, son of
Justice and Mrs. Arthur D. Hay.
Rev. George H. Swift will officiate
at the ceremonies, to be held before a
large gathering of the couple's friends
and relatives.
Baskets of blossoms, calla lilies, and
white flower and satin markers on al
ternate pews will decorate the church
for the event.
Sister of the bridegroom, Mrs. Bob
Napier of Corvallis, will sing "At Dawn
ing" and "Without Thee," before the
wedding. Miss Ruth Bedford will ac
company her at the organ.
Lighting the aisle tapers will be Mrs.
Gervais Elliott of Salem, wearing grey
chiffon, and Mrs. Robert Pickens, cousin
of the bride, wearing white chiffon with
white camellias in her hair.
Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. J.
Hardie. the bride will be given in mar
riage by her father She will wear a
Victorian gown of while satin, designed
with high puffed sleeves which are tight
at the pointed wrist, a sweetheart neck
line embellished with sprays of iride
scent beads and pearls which also dec
orate the tight fitted bodice. The gown
buttons down the back, ending at the
tiny waistline from which falls a full
skirt. The bride's headdress is a small
crown of pearl flowers and holds in
place a double-tiered, fingertip length
veil with lace insertion. She will wear
a single strand of pearls and carry a
white leather prayerbook which her
grandmother brought from Scotland. It
will be topped with a white orchid tied
with showers of satin ribbon and white
bouvardia.
Cousin of the bride, Mrs. Richard Har
mon of Tacoma, will be her matron of
honor. She will wear a lilac gown of
moire taffeta woven with a flower pat
tern, resigned with a sweetheart neck-
tern, resigned with a sweemeari nets-,
line, elbow length sleeves, fitted bod-)
ice and full skirts, slightly hooped. She
will wear powder blue mitts and carry
an arm bouquet of dark lilacs.
Bridesmaids will be Mrs. Richard
Cooley and Mrs. Bryon Mennis. They
will wear gowns made like that of the
matron of honor, in mist blue and will
wear pale lavendar mitts. They will
carry pale lilacs. All attendents will
wear wreaths of mist blue tulle with
lilacs.
Besl man for his brother will be
Douglas Hay of Eugene. Seating the
guests before the rites will be Robert
DeArmond, Claybourne Dyer, Harvey
Quistad, Joseph Devers, Jr., Jack H.
Dunn of Myrtle Point and Bob Napier
of Corvallis.
For the marriage of her daughter,
Mrs. Hardie will wear a gown of gray
f.oor-lcngth chiffon with a yoke of gray
lace shot with silver thread, deep in
back. Her mitts will be of the same,
material. She will wear a wrealh of
flowers in her hair and a lavender
orchid.
Mrs. Hay will wear a turquoise silk
crepe gown with a flame panel from
the shoulder. She will wear a corsage
. ol flame Watsonia.
A reception will be held at the South
Liberty street home of the bridegroom's
parents. Mrs. A. L. McCaffcrty will oe
in charge and pouring will be aunts of
An Hay, Mrs. J. B. Lawson and Mrs.
James Cormack, both of Portland, Mrs.
O. G. Noland of Portland and Mrs. G.
y.. Ycagcr.
Cutting the caKC will be Mrs. Ludd
Read of Salem and Mrs. Duane Gib
son. At the door will be Mrs. Glen,
McCartey of Portland., cousin of the I
bridegroom.
Passing the guest book will 1 Mrs.
James Nicholson, Jr., and at the gift ta
ble will be Mrs. Harvey Quistad and
Mrs. Robert DeArmond.
Serving will be Mrs. Douglas Hay ut
Eugene, Mrs. Fred A. Davis. Mrs. Rob
ert Cannon, Mrs. Claborne Dyer, Mrs.
Wallace Hug and Mrs. Joseph Devers,
Jr.
At the punch bowl will be Richard
Cooley and Emery Hobbs.
When Hie couple leave for a wedding
trip to San Francisco, the bride will be
wearing a suit of water lily blue, de
signed with a long fitted jacket, small '
round lapels and iridescent bead trim on
one shoulder. Her hat matches and
is sprinkled with the same trim
as the suit. It is an open-crowned pill
box with a drape at one side. Her ac
cessories and Balenciaga and she will
carry a mink stole. Following their
wedding trip of a week they will De
at home in a house in West Wilson
street.
Marion auxiliary No. 661, Veterans of
Foreign Wars, will hold public installa
tion of officers MoViday evening at 8
o'clock in the VFW hall.
The Salem Writers' club will meet
Wednesday evening ai 7:30 o'clock at
the home of Mrs. Flora Thompson End
cr, 660 Marion street.
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