Local 'Brides and Bride s-to-be Take Spotlight in Social News of Late November; Numerous Other Weddings Are Arranged Tltrou'glt 'December's Calendar, Also
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WEI) THE EVENING of November If) wan Mrs. Itiihard Henry Spminer. the fdrnirr
Georifia Ann Hull, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oeorjte ( . Mull, the wedding beiiiR in the
First Congregational church. The couple will reside here. Mr. Spooner is the sun of Ma
Ruth A. bpooner of Portland and Clyde X. Spooner of Grants I' ash. (Jesle n-Miller photo).
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TIIF.RR nVO W'VMT. brides In November. At Wt K Mrs. Rlrharrt K. Te-I. the fnrmrr
Iorothy Ulatlie tiamblr. Hnl at St. Mary' athnlii' rhuri h in Ml. Angel. The bride it
the daughter of KranK iamble of Ml. Annel, Mr. Test the ion of Mr. and Mvs. Frank ,
Tent of Salem. (MrKwan photo). At right It Mrs. Kenuett- Merlin Kiiherl'in. who wan
Yvonne Arttellr Gardner lit-1 ore her marriage last I'lii'sday evrnine In the Kirst ( ougrr
gallonnl ehurrh She K the daughter of Mr. and Mr. Mprtun ( 'lair tiardner and Mr,
ltoberton the ton of Mr. and Mrs. Hernial Jerome Robertson. iJenteu-.Miller photo).
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atinotiiH'od thr oiinam'iini)t of thrir
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1 toucher! y f SnU ni at a p. it ty ,u tlir
llirhln rncT homo,
'1 lie atuiouiu'cnuMit u s nut it r hen
H.illooiis were pni-M'il mul e;n niu sl wjis
toKi to l)i ek the hallnon and i e;ui tlte
niefs'.due mii(ie, After an evening f
ihibs hricljic Umrli ;is ,erveti Assist
ia Mr. and Mrs lliliherer xrre Mrs.
Oilier Hubert .uid Mrs. Hill HmImtIs,
both mints of the bride -to -he.
Kr lends of the you nit emiple pt t sent
Were Mr. wild Mrs. Hiiymond lloediti
iieimor. Mr nnri Mrs. Kicluud Silni
lnm-hnr. Miss M;irn;iret Ltil.a, l.eim
lien jf, Kileen Medved. )u id r.Man-
Cnsli.nu. Jerry Hohrit.s, Miss lttM-in.uy
DuiiKlirrty. Hay DouKhertv, Kddie iind
Toiifty HiKhberm r mid the honored
ciuule.
Mi? Hij-'hbrrer attended Suhlimity
ehmls ;md Mitrx lhurt lolleae and Mr
Douplierty ptteiuU-d S-detn pc1hh1 The
ttrririintf is I'l.uined for lute spriiifc;.
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Mr. and Mrs P V .huhinien of Pu
yallup. Wusli , were h e re for over
ThimksniviuK ;o- quests at tlie lioine of
their in and dautder in-law, Mr and
Mrs. Herman Jnehiinsen. They were en
route home horn a trip to Mexico and
lefl Friday.
Fx pee ted home this W'eek end from
an interesting trip are Mr. and Mrs.
liiehard A Meyer They visited in
New York eity. Washington. OC. and
Miami. Komn on to Havana, and are
returning home
San Franei.A'o,
via Los AtiKt,U,' and
Thankuivint4 dinner guests of Mr and
Mis Waller Bradley were Mr and Mrs.
William Cardner. Mrs, .lust ma Kildee,
and Mrs. Hello Archer.
OMMimr ( tlIRM nirt rrrenlU to to over plant for thf Zonla elub'i silver tr
1 hr M.'hl nt'l lhuntl,,v Hfirrunnn ul thf hnmr of Mr. Knberl I., Hftrani. At rifht are
t.'itr nt Hip rhiiimrn. lilt In rlM: Mrv INI. rhroitore Msdsen, Jr., (rneral chairman tor
tlir li t: Mi llrrhrn Uuiklrr, Miss Aim. rhillipn, and Mrs. Mrarrl Rovtrans. (Jfi-Un-Millrr
photo).
ATE for the wedding of Mis Ar-
Sheldon and Eric Lee Carlson
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announced for Saturday, De
cember 18, the ceremony to be at 8
o'clock in the evening in the First Con
gregational church, the reception follow
inga also to be in the church.
Miss Sheldon, daughter of Mra. Lloyd
Perl Sheldon, has asked Mrs. Darwin D.
Caspell to be matron of honor. Brides
maids will be Miss Ida Fredell and Miss
Charlotte Reeves, and the junior brides
maid will be Miss Shirley Sheldon, sis
ter of the bride-elect. Alan Dasch is to
be best man for Mr, Carlson.
Mr. Carlson is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Emil Carlson. The engagement of the
couple was announced last spring.
By Marian Lowry Fischer
1ITH first of the big holidays a
pleasant memory, everyone
turns in earnest to preparations
for Christmas and a gay holiday time
anc'dd.
Benefit affairs claim a special interest
for the new month, too, the Zonta club s
silver tea to be next Thursday afternoon,
December 2 at the home of Mayor and
Mrs. Robert L. Elfstrom: and the Spins
ters club Christmas night dance is to be
on Saturday evening. December 25 at
the Glenwood ballroom. Miss Betty Jean
Manoles is chairman for the dance.
December, too, is marked by several
weddings of prominence, and entertain
' ing for brides-to-be features much of
the social activity for the early part of
the month.
Mrs. William L. Phillips. Sr., has in
vited a group of neighborhood friends
for an informal afternoon and tea next
Friday afternoon at her West Lefelle
street home in welcome to Mrs. Robert
L. Elfstrom who has moved into the
Fairrnount Hill section.
Miss Jean Fidler was hostess last eve
ning for an informal gathering of col
lege friends, honoring her house guest,
Miss Gloria Stannard of Long Beach,
Calif., who came home with Miss Fid
ler for the holidays.
Today, Miss Fidler and Miss Stan
nard went to Portland to join friends
there and to attend the exhibition of
famous paintings being in Portland for
the week.
Several Salem folk are in Portland
this evening to attend a party for which
Mr. and Mrs. Orris Fry are to be hosts
at their home. The group all were at
tending the game between Oregon
State and University of Nebraska this
afternoon at Corvallis. In the group
from Salem are Mr. and Mrs. Charles H.
Huggins, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Fry. Jr.,
Mr. and Mrs. Asel Eoff, Mr. and Mrs.
Paul R. Hendricks. Mr. and Mrs. James
B. Young, Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Quisen
berry. Mrs. William Smith Is to be hostesa
at a party Tuesday afternoon, inviting
a group of 12 for luncheon and bridge
to her South Summer street home.
Among those away for Thanksgiving
were Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Benson and
two sons who were guests at the home
of Mr. Benson's brother, C. P. Benson,
at Kelso.
Mrs. Melvin L. Pavlik, the former Lu
cilc Dunigan, was the honor guest at a
recent miscellaneous shower given by
Mrs. Ellis Lauderbach at the Frank Clark
home in the Oak Point community.
Chrysanthemums were used in decorat
ing for the party. The gifts table was
covered with a lace cloth and blue satin
ribbons extending from a miniature
bridal party in the center.
Guests included the honoree and Mrs.
Clarence Johnson, Mrs. T. Lovere. Mrs.
A. Kiddilson, Mrs. E. A. Derflinger and
Kay, Mrs. Henry Dunigan, Mrs. Minnie
Dunigan, Mrs. Orvillc Dunigan, Mrs.
William Dunigan. Mrs. E. A. Dunigan,
Mrs. W. BincRar, Mrs. Frank Clark. Mrs.
John Kelly, Mrs. William Kollman and
Mary, Mrs. James Lauderback, Mrs.
Dean Lauderbach, Mrs. E. E. Matten,
Mrs. Floyd White, Mrs. August Otjen,
Mrs. Vera Bassett, Mrs. John Lauder
bach. Mrs. Jean Arrell and Barbara Jean,
Mrs. Ellen Rostwold and Julia Ann. Mrs.
Aanes Lepley. Mrs. M. lnnocenti. Mrs.
Ellis Lauderbach and Sara K Lauder
biuh. In Wellington cities this week-end
arc Mr. and Mrs. T. Harold Tomlinson
and Mrs. Herman Jochimsen. The Tom
linsons are attending a Kiwanis club
district event at Olympia and Mrs. Joch
imsen accompanied them to go to Roy,
Wash, to visit relatives.
Mrs. James T. Brand leaves next Wed
nesday to spend a few days In Pendle
ton and Baker, having been invited to
talk to several women's clubs on her
year in Germany and elsewhere in Eu-
Clubs Set Dances
Tillicum club's December dance 1 1
planned for next Thursday evening. De
cember 2. at the Glenwood Ballroom.
The social hour will be at 8 30 o'clock,
and dancing will be to lam. A snack
bar will be set up throughout the ev
ning. Town Club Event
Members of the Town club are plan
ning their dance for the evening of Sat
urday December 11 Details and tht
committee are to be announced later.
ANNOUNCED last evening at a des
sert and bridge party given at
her home was the engagement of
Miss Margaret-Jane Emmons, daughter
of Dr. and Mrs. Carl W. Emmons, to John
Syme, son of Mr. and Mrs. James C.
Syme of Parma. Idaho. The news was
told earlier in the week at the- sorority
of the bride-elect at Oregon Slate col
lege. Pictures of the couple on cards hid
den beneath the plates revetiled the
news at the Friday party. The table
centerpiece was an arrangement of red
carnations, the flower of Alpha Chi
Omega, and blue violets, the flower of
Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Placecards were
scrolls tied with the colors of the soror
ity and fraternity.
No date is set for the wedejing but
it is planned for late next summer.
Miss Emmons was graduaued from
OSC in June and is a member of Alpha
Chi Omega. She went to Willamette
for her first year of college wurk. She
is now field director for the Willamette
area of Camp Fire Girls. Mr. Syme,
who was in the navy during tlie war is
a sophomore at Oregon State now. and
is a member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon.
Guests at the Friday evening party in
cluded Mrs. Robert Siddoway. Miss Lois
Erickson, and Miss Marie Jean Wild
man, all of Portland: Miss Ruth Anne
Larsen of Vancouver, Wash.; Mrs. Leon
ard Rinearson, Jr., of Corvallis; Mrs.
William Dunn, Jr., of Woodburn; Miss
Jeanne DeMytt. Miss Anita Haiger, Miss
Jean Myers. Miss Janice Myers. Miss
Grace Shields. Miss Margaret Moritz,
Miss Marilyn Hjort. Miss Jane Walsh,
Mrs. Gerald M. Robison. Bridge was
played during the evening.
Mrs. George A. Arbuckle wiB be host
ess to her bridge club next Wednesday,
the group meeting for dessert and cards.
Wedding Plans
Miss Nina Marie (Peggy) Sears, who
is to be wed December 11 tw Robert
Tonnesen of San Francisco, is announc
ing plans for her wedding.
The ceremony will be solemnized at
8 o'clock the evening of December 11
in the First Presbyterian church. Dr.
Chester W. Hamblin officiating.
Miss Jane Carson is to ber maid of
honor and for bridesmaids. Miss Sears
has asked her. cousin, Miss Roberta Sears
of Salem, and Miss Annamarie Van
Hoomissen of Portland.
William Egan of Brooks 'udll be best
man and the ushers will be Gordon Gil
fillan of Portland and Thomas Jackson
of Vancouver, B.C.
Mrs. Budd Coons and Mrs. Ernest
Hobbs will light the tapers. For the
music. Mrs. David Branson is to sing
and Mrs. Ralph Dobbs will be at the
organ.
The reception following t)he church
service will be at the home of the bride-to-be's
parents. Dr. and Mrs. James L.
Sears. Mr. Tonnesen is the son of Cap
tain and Mrs. A. S. Tonnensen of San
Francisco.
Miss Flohrer Names Attendants
Another popular bride-elec announc
ing plans for her wedding is Miss Mari
lyn Anita Flohrer, who is to be married
December 12 to Richard S. Fry. The
ceremony will take place a 3 o'clock
that afternoon in the First Congrega
tional church, Dr. Seth R. Huntington
officiating.
Taper lighters will be Miss Jean Bull
and Miss Joyce Dyer of Eugene. Ronald
Craven is to be soloist and Mrs. Lewis
Mitchell, cousin of the brides, is to piny
the organ.
Mrs. Robert Warren is to be matron
of honor and the bridesmajds will be
Miss Violet Lassie and Miss Iris Boline.
Charles Bjorkman is to be best man
and groomsmen will be Leonard and
Herbert Fry, brothers of the bridegroom
elect. Serving as ushers wQl be James
Rickey, John Dowd, Walter Stark and
George Lassie.
The reception following will be in
the church.
McAllister-Boatwright Wedding
Attendants and details for the wed
ding of Miss Lois Boatwright-and Ralph
McAllister are being annomnced also.
The wedding is to be at 3 o'clock the
afternoon of Sunday. December 12. in
the Central Church of Christ, the Rev.
Jasper Scott officiating.
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MISS MARGARET-JANE EMMONS, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Carl W. Emmons, last
evening; announced her engagement to John Syme. son of Mr. and Mrs. James C Syme
of Parma, Idaho, at a party at her home. The wedding is to be late next summer. (Hise
photo, Corvallis).
Are Announced
Miss Beverly McRae is to be maid of
honor. Bridesmaids will be Miss Fran
cis Boatwright, sister of the bride-to-be,
and Miss Lillian McAllister, sister of
Mr. McAllister. Walter Zistel is to be
best man and ushering will be Rex Ben
nett and John Smith.
The reception following is to be in
the church fireplace room.
The bride-elect is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. G. R. Boatwright and Mr Mc
Allister is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. J.
McAllister.
Justice and Mrs. James T. Brand are
to entertain a group at dinner this eve
ning at their home, covers to be marked
for 12.
Miss Rosemary Cochran leaves tomor
row by plane for San Francisco after
spending Thanksgiving with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Clay C. Cochran. She
came Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Cochran were hosts
for a family gathering Thanksgiving
day, guests including their daughter,
their son and daughter-in-law, Mr, and
Mrs. Roger Cochran and two children,
and a nephew, Robert Otto of Corvallis.
To Mr. and Mrs. Norman K. Winslow
go congratulations upon the birth of a
son, Marshall Kent, on Wednesday at
the Salem Memorial hospital. There is
an older son in the family, Walter Keith.
Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Walter
C. Winslow of Salem and Mrs. Jessie
Furman of Forest Grove.
Invitation has come from the Women
of Rotary of Portland asking the Women
of Rotary of Salem and their families and
friends to the annual fall dinner of the
Portland group next Saturday evening,
December 4. in the Neighbors of Wood
craft hall, S. W. 14th and Morrison, at
6 o'clock. The social hour will be at 8
o'clock, the dinner at 6:30 o'clock. There
will be entertainment, games, and cards
for those caring to play.
Mrs. Fred L. Peterson, 3157 N. E. Ir
ving, is the president and she may be
contacted for information. Reservations
may be made with Mrs. Ralph H. Cool
ey here, by next Thursday, December 2.
A
THANKSGIVING DAY wedding
was that of Miss Dona Gay Hud
son and Eldon Kliewer, the cere
mony being solemnized at 4 o'clock as a
candlelight service at tlie home of the
bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Lester
Hudson. Mr. Kliewer is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. B. G. Kliewer. Rev. Norman
Brown of Calvary Baptist church offi
ciated at the double ring rites which
took place in front of the fireplace. White
chrysanthemums and candles decorated
the mantel and room.
The bride wore the wedding dress
of her sister, Mrs. Kenneth Marecek.
The dress of white satin was fashioned
with shirred bodice and hipline and felt
in a train. The fingertip veil showered
with orange blossoms, was arranged
from a headpiece of orange blossoms.
The bride carried a Bible on top of
which were red and white roses with
streamers.
Miss Ada Hudson was honor attend
ant for her sister. She wore a floor
length blue taffeta gown designed with
bustle and a large bow in back. Her
flowers wore a corsage of gardenias.
Vern Kliewer was best man for his
brother. Only members of the families
were present for the service and the
reception following. fy
For the music. Miss Ada Hudson and
Miss Juanita Burr sang solos and Miss
Dorothy Peterson played the piano.
At tlie reception Misses Delia Kliew
er, Ada Pludson and Juanita Burr as
sisted. The bride wore a gray suit with white
accessories and corsage of roses for
traveling. Following a short trip the
couple will be at home in Salem.
Mrs. E. M. Page Is to entertain Mon
day for the Travel Study club, the group
to meet for luncheon at 1 o'clock.
Announcement came this week to Sa
lem friends telling of the marriage of
Miss Patricia Mase. formerly of Salem,
to Jack Hughes of Seattle, Nov. 24. Mrs.
Hughes is the daughter of Mrs. Gladys
Mase of Seattle and Ralph Mase of Kla
math Falls. She attendedschuolsinSalem
and was graduated from Santa Monica
high school, later winning a scholarship
to attend the Repertory Playhouse in
Seattle of which school Mr. Hughes is
an alumnus.
Following a wedding trip the couple
will be at home at 104 Shelby street,
Seattle.
THT ENGAGEMENT of Miss Artie Phillips, daughter of Major and : Mrs. Robert N.
Phillips, to Paul C. Rodgers, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl P. Kodgers, was announced recent
ly on the Willamette campus, the wedding to be in March. Bishop-ModjTne photo)
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'HE marriage of Miss Louise Mur-
hammer, daughter of Mrs. Hen
ry Murhammer, to Richard J.
Ringwald, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. R.
Ringwald, was solemnized this morning
at a ceremony held in St. Joseph's Ca
tholic church at 9 o'clock, the Rev. T. J.
Bernards officiating.
Wayne Meusey played the organ
music.
The bride was a gown of slipper satin
designed with a nylon yoke and a train.
The veil, with a short veil over the face,
was arranged from a crown of satin
embellished with seed pearls, and fell
over the train of the dress. For her flow
'.ers the bride carried a cascade bouquet
of bouvardia and white chrysanthemums
centered with an orchid with satin rib
bon backing. The bride was given in
marriage by her brother, Luther Mur
hammer. Mrs. Robert Ochse, sister of the bride,
was matron of honor. She was a peacock
blue dress and a white horsehair braid
hat with aqua flowers and ribbon for
trim. She carried a round bouquet of
pink roses and aqua chrysanthemums
with white net frill and shower of white
satin ribbon.
Ben Kerber was best man and usher-
. ing were Donald Ringwald and Anthony
1 Davey.
The reception following was in the
Salem Woman's club house. Mrs. Robert
Jones and Mrs. Wayne Weston cut the
cake and Mrs. Henry Kayser poured.
Cutting the ices was Mrs. Raymond
Murhammer. Assisting at the reception
were Misses Beverly Kayser, Carolyn
Jones, and Jean Ringwald. Miss Deen
Carnegie and Mrs. Louis Waring of Seat
tle, sister of the bride, had charge of
the gifts and in charge of the guest
book was Miss Beverly Ann Peterson,
niece of the bride, Seattle.
For going away the bride wore a
black suit with gray accessories and cor
sage of orchids.
Following a trip to California the
couple will be at home on the South
River road after December 4.
Two events are on the calendar for
Job's Daughters groups this next week.
On Monday evening, mothers of Job's
Daughters members are to meet at the
home of Mrs. J. E. Rcay, 770 Stewart
street, at 8 o'clock to organize a mothers'
club.
Ainsworth lodge, A.F. and A.M., is to
entertain for the Job's Daughters on
Tuesday evening at a carnival party in
Beaver hall from 7:30 to 10:30 o'clock.
All members of the order are invited.
Zonta Silver Tea
A major social cpient for next week
for a large group villi be the silver tea
for which the Saletn Zonta club is to
entertain Thursday hfternoon and eve
ning at the home qf Mayor and Mrs.
Robert L. Elfstrom. 1 125 West Lincoln.
Hours for the tea will be from 3 until
9 o'clock.
Invitation is exten1ed to both men and
women, and notices' have been sent to
a large number ci'f Salem civic and
service groups aski;aj their membership
to the tea.
All proceeds from Ihe tea will be used
by the club for its j Helen Yockey Me
morial fund, being built up for a pedia
trics department in 'Ihe new Salem Gen
eral hospital and named in honor of the
late Miss Helen Yocl.ey, a charter mem
ber and past president of the Salem
Zonta club and for many years on the
hospital board.
Many friends of lub members have
been asked to assist at the tea.
Receiving guests at the door during
different hours of tiie tea will be Mrs.
Charles D. Wood, Mis. Burton A. Myers,
Mrs Wheeler R. English, Mrs. John H.
Carson, Mrs. Allan Carson, Mrs. Wal
lace Carson, Mrs. JT. Kenneth Power,
Mrs. Wolcott E. Bunen, Mrs. William E.
Smith. i
In the receiving l''iie will be Mrs. Rob
ert L. Elfstrom, wh is a memer of the
Zonta club and th& hostess for the af
ternoon; Miss Lilliiin McDonald, Mrs. I.
N. Bacon, president of the club; Miss
Elizabeth Putnam, j Dr. Helen Pearce
who is a past Zont;! International presi
dent, and Miss Geuievieve Morgan, vice
chairman for the district of Oregon and
Washington clubs. ;
Various members of the club will as
sist around the rooms.
In Dining Room I
Inviting guests iiito the dining room
will be Mrs. Brucci Spaulding, Mrs. G.
Herbert Smith, Mrsl Addison Lane, Miss
Margaret Magee, Mrs. Earl T. Newbry,
Miss Jess McDona'i, Mrs. Arthur Hay,
and Mrs. Hall Lu&.
Pouring will be ,Mrs. Grover C. Bel
linger. Mrs Daviif Bennett Hill, Mrs.
Earl Snell, Mrs. Charles A. Sprague,
Mrs. Chester M. Onx, Mrs. Douglas Mc
Kay, Dr. Helen IJearce, Miss Dorothy
Pearce. (
Assisting with the serving will be
Mrs. Robert W. Cmrmsen, Mrs. William
Shinn, Miss Patricia Vandeneynde, Miss
Margaret Wagnenj Miss Patricia Elf
strom, Miss Joanife Bunnell, Miss Mar
A BRIDE this morning was Mini
olJ Alice Louise Miller, daughter of
L Mr. and Mrs. Leo J. Miller, who
was married to Hubert Joseph Faltyn.
son of Joseph Faltyn of Exeter, Pa., at
a ceremony solemnized at 10:30 o'clock
in St. Joseph's Catholic church, the Fev,
Gerald Lcnahcn officiating.
For the music, Wayne Meusey sang
and played the organ.
The bri'de. given in marriage by her
father, wore a dress of white slipper
satin designed with basque waist, a
dropped shoulder neckline with lace
trim, and a full skirt with long train.
The fingertip veil was arranged from a
sequin headband. The bride's flowers
were a bouquet of pink and white car
nations. Miss Lenora Miller, sister of the bride,
was honor attendant, wearing a peach
satin gown trimmed with sequins and a
sequin headband. Her flowers were
white chrysanthemums.
Junior attendant was Miss Geraldine
Ann Unrein, niece of the bride. She
wore a white taffeta frock and a head
piece with silver entwined in it. She
carried a basket of pink carnation petals.
Albert Salus of Exeter, Pa., was best
man and the ushers were Virgil Miller
and Charles Mack.
The reception following the church
service was in the Mayflower hall. Mrs,
Charles Mack cut the cake and Mrs.
Jerry Unrein sister of the bride, poured.
Mrs. Leonard McCormick of Lebanon,
assisted.
For traveling the oride wore a blue
green suit with black top coat and black
accessories, and a corsage of carnations.
Following a trip to the Oregon beaches
the couple will be at home in Salem
ft
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Burlingham spent
Thanksgiving with relatives at Forest
Grove.
on Thursday
garet Allen, Miss Janet Bower, Mrs.
Thclma Walter. Miss Addyse Lane, Miss
Sally Smith, Mrs. Thomas E. Rilea, Jr.,
Miss Margaret Lovell, Misses Jean and
Janice Myers, Mrs Claybourne Dyer,
Mrs. W. C. Dyer Jr., Mrs. Robert
Brownell, Mrs. James Bacon Mrs. Phil
Brownell Jr.. Miss Alcetta Gilbert, Mrs.
Wayne Hadley, Miss Donna Lambert.
Members Listed
Members of the club, hostesses for
the afternoon, include: Mrs. W. L. Allen,
Mrs. A. J. Arehart, Mrs. I. N. Bacon,
Mrs. Karl Becke, Mrs. Carl Booth, Miss
Janet Bower, Mrs. Phil Brownell, Mrs,
James Bunnell, Miss Maxine Burcn,
Mrs. Frank J. Burke, Miss Kathryn Car
thew, Mrs. Mabel Clock,' Miss Dorothy
Cornelius, Mrs. W. C. Dyer, Sr., Mrs.
Robert L. Elfstrom, Mrs. Lelaee Ellis,
Mrs. Robert M. Fischer. Jr., Dr. Lucille
Fortner. Mrs. James G. Heltzel, Mrs.
Byron B. Herrick, Mrs. Saul Janz. Miss
Bertha Kohlhagen, Mrs. Mary Lachelle,
Mrs. Ben Lambert, Mrs. R. W. Land,
Miss Mary K. Larson, Mrs. Gordon O.
Leonard, Miss Edna Lucker, Mrs. Harold
Larsen, Mrs. M. Theodore Madsen, Jr.,
Mrs. Naomi A. Massee, Miss Lillian Mc
Donald, Mrs. O. A. Melgaard. Mrs. Harry
L. Miller, Miss Genevieve Morgan, Mrs.
Walter Musgrave, Miss Dorothy Pearce,
Dr. Helen Pearce, Miss Anna Peters,
Miss Alene Phillips, Miss Hazel Roen
icke, Mrs. Margaret Rosecrans, Mrs. L.
F. Sarff, Miss Mabel Savage, Mrs. B. O.
Schucking, Miss Nellie Schwab, Mrs
Harry W. Scott. Mrs. W. E. Smith. Mrs.
C. W. Stacey, Miss Lena Belle Tartar,
Miss Eleanor Trindle. Mrs. Herbert
Winkler, Mrs. E. E. Wootten.
Chapter G of P. E. O. Sisterhood is
to meet Thursday at 1:15 p. m. at the
home of Mrs. Ferd Schlapkohl, Pio
neer drive. Mrs. W. S. Colel is to be
co-hostess.
Disabled American Veterans auxiliary
will hold an all day sewing meeting at
the home of Mrs. Alma Hatfield. 1045
Judson street, Monday. There will be
a no-host luncheon at noon. The bazaar
will be held December 11 and 13.
Centralia temple, No. 11, Pythian Sis
ters, is meeting for election of officers,
Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock in the
Knights of Pythias hall. There will
be a sack lunch.
UEST day for Chemeketa chapter,
lighters or the American Revo-
tion. will be an event of next
Saturday afternoon, the regular meeting
dale for the group.
The meeting will be at 2 o'clock in
the Salem Woman's club, Mrs. M. A.
Pekar as hostess. Mrs. Herbert J. Ost
lind is in charge of arrangements for the
program on Indians.
On the committee for the afternoon are
Mi". Charles A. Sprague. Mrs. Lewis D.
Griffith, Mrs. Roy H. Mills, Mrs. H. G.
Smith, Mrs. U. G. Shipley, Mrs. R. W.
Davis. Mrs M. P. Adams. Mrs. A. E.
Austin. Mrs A. A. Underbill, Mrs. E. R.
Herndon.
Mt. Angel In a setting of chrysan
themums, greenery and lighted cathed
ral candles at Sacred Heart Catholic
church. Gervais. Miss Mary Rozclla
Wekerle. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jo
seph Wekerlc of Woodburn was mar
ried to Arthur A. Schwab, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred J. Schwab of Mt. Angel,
on Wednesday morning. November 24,
at o'clock. Rev. Father Martin Doherty
officiated at the nuptial mass and read
the vows for tlie double ring service.
Ambrose Smith and Bernard Smith of
St. Paul and Woodburn sang, accom
panied at the organ by Mrs, Vincent
Smith of Mt. Angel, who also played
the processional and recessional
marches.
The bride, given in marriage by her
father, wore a gown of traditional white
satin. It was fashioned with fitted bod
ice, sheer yoke, round neckline, long
sleeves pointed at the wrist, wide ruffle
of French lace at the low shoulder line,
and rows of the same lace ruffle down
the back of the full skirt extending
around the edge of the long train. The
single strand of pearls was a gift of the
bridegroom. A coronet of seed pearls
held the fingertip veil of illusion, which
was finished in scallops. She carried a
crescent of white pompom chrysanthe
mums, pink gardenias and white satin
streamers, centered with an orchid.
Mrs. Ambrose Smith was her sister's
only attendant. She wore an orchid hued
gown of satin, made with fitted bodice,
round neck, a sheer yoke, a low shoulder-drape
edged in net, puff sleeves, and
scalloped peplum over the floor length
skirt. Her headdress was a halo of
braided net to match her gown and
long mitts, and she carried a colonial
bouquet of yellow chrysanthemums and
pink rosebuds.
C. S. Schmitt served as best man for
his brother-in-law, and ushers were An
drew Wekerle, brother of the bride, and
Harold Bourbonnais, cousin of. the
bridegroom.
Mrs. Wekerle wore an afternoon dress
in black with matching accessories and
gray coat for her daughter's wedding.
Mrs. Schwab, mother of the bridegroom,
attended in a gray wool dress, which
was embellished with beaded design,
and topped by a fur coat. Her accessories
were in green. Both had corsages of
white gardenias. Immediately following
the service breakfast was served to the
bridal group, at the home of the bride
groom's parents. Assisting at serving
were Mrs. Arthur Strand of Scaview,
Wash., godmother to the bridegroom,
Mrs. V. D. Cousin of Seattle. Washing
ton, and Mrs. Frank Van Haltcn of Oak
land, Calif., all aunts of the bridegroom.
The wedding dinner was served at
noon at the Mt. Angel hotel, with covers
placed for 45 guests. Serving were Miss
Joan Schwab, Miss Mary Kirsch and
Alma Wolf. Musical numbers were sung
by Ambrose Smith and Bernard Smith,
accompanied at the piano by Mrs. Vin
cent Smith, during the dinner program.
At the reception held during the after
noon at the St. Mary's dining hall Mrs.
C. S. Schmitt, sister of the bridegroom,
and Mrs. Arthur Strand poured at the
coffee urns. Mrs. Stephen Hemshorn,
aunt of the bride, cut the cake, assisted
by Mr3. Werner Hemshorn. Opening the
gifts were Mrs. Frank Caspell, sister of
the bride, of Dallas; Mrs. Frank Pavelek
of Salem, cousin of the bride; Mrs. V. D.
Cousins, Mrs. Frank Van Hatten and
Mrs. William Van Hatten of Salem. At
the punch bowl were Miss Frances
Smith of St. Paul and Mrs. Tal Bern
ing. Serving the guests and assisting
about the rooms were Miss Irene Eder
of Gervais, Mrs. Paul Schwab of Salem,
Mrs. Leo Schwab, Mrs. R. J. Welton,
Mrs. R. O. Appleby, Mrs. Al Lulay and
Mrs. Bernard Schiedler Mrs. Ernest
Walker, cousin of the bridegroom,
passed the guest book. The decor in the
guest rooms was in white wedding bells
and streamers, and white and yellow
chrysanthemums.
Mr. and Mrs. Schwab left on a wed
ding trip to California later in the
evening after attending the wedding
dance. The couple will live al Mt. Angel.
Town, Gown Club
A meeting of the Town and Gown
club is planned for next Thursday aft
ernoon at 2:30 o'clock in the Carrier
room of the First Methodist church.
Frank B. Bennett, city superintendent
of schools, is to be guest speaker, dis
cussing the UNESCO conference which
he attended in San Francisco. Mrs. Rob
ert F. Wulf is program chairman for
the afternoon. Special music will be
numbers by Willamette university's a
cappella choir.
Mrs. Edgar T. Pierce Is chairman for
the tea committee. On tlie committee
with her are Mrs. P. D. Quisenberry,
Mrs. Wayne Loder. Mrs George Croi
san, Mrs. Oscar Cutler. Miss Olive M.
Dahl. Mrs. Leo C. Dean. Mrs. S. G.
Dempsie. Mrs. J. M. Devcrs. Sr., Mrs.
1 M. Doughton, Mrs. L. C. du Buv,
Mrs. Clara Durbin, Mrs. H J. Elliott,
Mrs. Merlin Estep. Sr., Mrs Merlin
F.stcp. Jr., Mrs. S. E Fairham. Mrs R.
A. Fcdje. Mrs R. M. Filenning, Mrs.
Frank Fisher. Mrs T H. Galloway, Mrs.
Albert H. Gille, Mrs. E. E. Gilbert.
&UEST
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ANDTHI.K fSROl'P of thr ZonU chairmen f(r thr Thurorlnv silvrr ten rr pit -lured. In
phntc tt Irfl From Irtl to ritht thrr arr; Mrs. W. I . Irr. Sr.. Mrs Harry W m mt Mis
Domihv Pe.rt r. Mra. Karl Rm-kr. Thr tra will nr from :t until M o' lork Ihursdav. pro
rrrd to to to thr Mrlrn Voikry Memorial fund to rsUblith a petliatr.ii drp.trtmrnt
ftl tha nw Salem General taoaptul. tJeaten-Miller photo;.
BKIDK IX A ceremony In the Mt. Tabor Prrsbytrrlan rhurrh In Portland thf fvpnlnf of
Novrmbrr 20 was .Mrs. Albert Glenn Luther, the formrr Violet Mac l.ee. She is the (laugh
ter of Mr and Mrs. Glenn K. I o( Portland and .Mr. Luther is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
A. L. Luther of Salem. tEdris Morrison photo, Portland),
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AMOVU NOVi;MI,!:it Klt1lt:s wire thrsr two. Mrs. Ilhhanl Kvrrt lifvrns. the fnrmrr
hiilnti' .htm- Uilliams, ni Irlt. is tlir daughter l Mr. ;iml .Mrs. .Smell M. Williams,
Mr. divriis is tlir son of Mr. and Mri. Kvrrt (iivrns. Thry wrrr married November II)
In Knight M mortal rhuri h. (.Irstrn-Millrr phntol. Mrs. Melvin l.av nt I'.ivhk. nl right.
Has l.dra Lurilr lluniRan be I or r her marriage last Mindav at triiimiii in the Calvary Hap
tisl i hiii-.h. Mir is thr daughter of Mr. and Mr. Id ward A. Ihinigan of Salem. (Karl
Hirnitr plmlni.
Mr. and Mrs. Fiona Id K June-' u ere
among tho.--'r taking in the Oregon Slate
University of Nebraska game llus
ernonn and were luncheon guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Palmer Macdonald of Portland,
preceding the game.
The Presbyterian Women's associa
tion has planned its meeting for Wed
nesday at 2 p.m. in the l irst Presby
terian church. Mrmhers of the associa
tion will present the program. Mrs. '.
S. MrCollani is president of the group.
All women of thr church are invited.
Knglewood Woman's club has called a
meeting fur Friday. December 'A. at 1 MO
p m. at tlie home of Mrs. Lloyd llnltin
son. 1025 North 17th for the purpose of
revising the club constitution.
t.i
The commillf e
mc ills for the Ch
members of ll'e
Professional Won
t uinplctiiig arrange
slinks tea to which
i.ilem Business and
i '. club are bidden,
will meet at the home of Miss Josephine
K.v a ns in tlie Royal C'oi;rt apartments,
Monday evening. November
The tea will be an event of Decem
ber 1 W at the home of M ii-.scs Ida Mae
and Kflie Smith. The plans are in charge
of the club recreation committee, of
which Miss Kvans and Mrs K N. Voor
hees are co chairmen A.Mlirg with the
arrangements are Mi-.s IJuth Moore. Mn,s
Kdria MiKlhaney , M is Dons Nelson,
Miss Ida Mae Smith. Mrs. A J. Arehart
and Mis Kffie Smilh
h
Wonilhuni-- Mr. and Mrs, Oiu, P. Mil
I' i of Woodburn announce Ihe engage
ment of their daughter. Miss Elizabeth
Marie Helt! Miller, to Dr. Jack Move
of Klamath Kails. on of Mrs Constance
Mo e of Ames. Iowa
Dr. Move grai!uau d from the Iowa
S'.ite cullcuc and is now practicing at
Klamath tails. The wedding is planned
for early spring.
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