,! Party for
-Bride-Elect
Miss Evelyn Halvorson, bride
elect of Herman Hanson, was
honored at a miscellaneous
shower given by Miss Dorothy
Engelbart and Mrs. Kenneth
Eilert at the Fairmcunt Hill
home of Miss Engelbart. Fol
lowing an Informal evening a
' late supper waa served. For the
shower a delicate pink crepe
shower umbrella was arranged
for the shower of gifts. Sweet
peas decorated the rooms,
i Bidden to honor the bride-to-v'
be were Mrs. Harold Neuens-
Jwanger, Mrs. Royal Hayes, Mrs.
Hay Brown, Miss Jean Brown,
Mrs. Ralph Eyre, Mrs. Ivan Os
terman. Miss Mary Senter, Mrs.
' William Fawk, Miss Joan Bair,
. Mrs. Lewis Jorv, Miss Hazel
Hefley, Mrs. M. D. Cochell, Mrs.
Floyd DeLapp, Mrs. Kenneth
Hilfiker, Mrs. Elling Halvorson
and the hostesses.
Group Planning
For Convention
These are, busy days for mem
bers of the American Legion
auxiliary here, getting ready for
the. annual state convention to
be held in Salem August 3 to 6.
Mrs. I. N. Bacon is general
I chairman, with Mrs. Helen Mc-
'Tteod, president of Capital unit
No. 9, and Mrs. Harlan juaa,
president of Unit No. 136, as co
chairmen. Other convention commission
chairmen include the following:
Secretary, Mrs. Don Madison;
corresponding secretary. Mrs.
Lloyd Demarest; treasurer, Mrs.
Ethel Lewis; badges, Mrs. Jen
nie Bartlett: banquet, Mrs.
Helen McLeod and Mrs. Harlan
Judd: convention hall, Mrs.
Frank Marshall.
District presidents' breakfast,
Mrs. Earl Andreson; distinguish
ed guests, Mrs. Leon Brown;
decorations, Mrs. Harold Street
er; exhibits, Mrs. Clara Poland;
finance, Mrs. Glenn Porter
flags and standards, Mrs. John
E. Wood.
Forty-niner hour, Mrs. Walter
L. Spaulding; Gold Star Mothers
tea, Mrs. Merle Travis; hospi
tality, Mrs. Paul Ficke.
Housing, Mrs. Malcolm Cam
eron; memorial service, Mrs. O.
E. Palmateer; pages. Mrs. J. D
White; programs, Mrs. Ray J
Bassett; publicity, Mrs. Michael
Panek; registration, Mrs. Austin
H. Wilson; ritualistic contest,
Mrs. Don Apperson.
Secretaries' and treasurers'
breakfast, Mrs. Bert A. Walker;
trophies and awards, Mrs. Ken
neth Shomaker.
LEBANON Mrs. E. A. Mc
Bride was honored on her 87th
birthday at home of her son, C
C. McBride. Relative gathered at
the McBride home for reunion
and dinner, a number coming
from outside points. These In
clude Mrs. A McBride, daugh
ter-in-law, Mrs. Sylvie McBride
oldest granddaughter, both of
Portland, and Mide Girdner, a
grandson who it student at
O.S.C.
A native Oregonian, Mrs. Mc
Bride was born at The Dalles,
June 6, 1862. Educated for the
teaching profession, sh received
her first teaching assignment
near Corvallis In 1879.
WOODBURN The annual
picnic of the Past Matrons club
of Evergreen chapter. Order of
the Eastern Star, for members
and families, will b held Wed
nesday evening, June IS, at
Settlemler park. The picnic din
ner will be served at 8:30. In
case of rain members are to
meet at the Masonic tempi.
TVSSYS NEW
"TW0-IN-0NE"
LIPSTICK
Brings Tim 2 Fttfl-Sfoed
Lipstick in mi amort com
2 value $1
for only 1
TWnk W kf Yoa get 1 hD-nted Trnwy
Lipsticks a beaatifal tarnished neul ease.
All far the price ti a single tipeoVkl
Ye get two mf the f Huey hades-la that flattering
Tom? tnrhjr. All this benty ki a anait-lnokini gilded
em that sukes a handseiM para accemory. YnaH
want em for ymnelf and several awre for gift.
Tuuy$ Tare-in-OnV Ufutirkt
in glamoroat color eomblmatitnut
Garden Party-Midnight in fair emuplexiea
Contraband-Midnight medium eompleijoa
FUspberry-Funnuker for dark eomplexM
Fonmaker Merry Red for medium eomplexina
- im-a rirrr 1 nimmn
Honor Goldenweds
Silverton As a pre-observ-
ance of their parents golden
wedding anniversary, Mr. and
Mrs. Donald MacPherson and
Dickey, of Riverside, Calif., ar
ranged for the parents of Mrs.
MacPherson (Nana Cramer), Mr.
and Mrs. Everett K. Cramer, to
take the train to Sacramento,
and join them there for a travel
trip through Yosemite, to Reno,
and across the high mountain
panes just opened to auto travel,
and on to Silverton to spend a
week of Mr. MacPherson' va
cation. The MacPhersons will be here
until after Sunday, June 12
when an afternoon reception for
the honored couple will be held
the fireplace room of the
armory with friends invitea
through the press. Also assist
g will be a son, W. H. Cramer
and Mrs. Cramer of Klamath
Falls, and a son - in - law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Price of Riverside, Calif.
Shane-Davis
Rites June 8
Woodburn In a quiet cere
mony at the home of the bride.
Miss Elfreda Davis, daughter of
Mrs. Lena Davis, and Arthur C.
Shane, son of Roy Shane of
Woodburn, were married Wed
nesday, June 8, at 2:30 p. m.,
with the Rev. Harry Pember
ton of Salem officiating. Fran
cis Neislus of Mt. Angel was
soloist.
Dr. Frank Neisius of Mt. An
gel gave the bride In marriage.
She wore a white satin wedding
gown, floor length, with long
sleeves, V neck, and tight-fitting
bodice. Her veil of fingertip
length fell from a crown of
orange blossoms and she carried
a nosegay of red roses.
Miss Caroline Davis was maid
of honor for her sister and Ed
ward Hanson was best man.
Miss Davis wore a gown of
peach taffeta and carried gar
denias and rosebuds.
A reception followed the
ceremony. Miss Donna Lee Han
son cut the wedding cake, Mrs.
Felix Choquette and Mrs.
Charles Morgan served.
Mr. and Mrs. Shane spent
their honeymoon in Portland
and are now at home in Wood
burn on A street. Mrs. Shane
graduated from Woodburn high
school with the class of 1949
and Mr. Shane attended school
in California.
Engagement Told
Pleasantdale A nnounee
ment was made recently at the
Alpha Chi Omega house in Eu
gene of the engagement of Miss
Marllee McFarlane, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Glen McFarlane
of Pleasantdale to Richard D.
Stoinof f , son of Mr. and Mrs.
Peter Stoinoff of Portland.
Both are members of this
year's graduating class at the
University of Oregon. The bride
elect is affiliated with Alpha
Chi Omega and Phi Chi Theta,
business honorary. Mr. Stoin
off served, three years in the
army air corps, and it a member
of Alpha Tau Omega.
The wedding will take place
in October.
FOR THE TIME OF
YOUR LIFE!
"DAFFY
AUCTION"
hw lali u
I in
Miss Halter
Wed Recently
Woodburn The marriage of
Miss Rosemary Halter, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Gottfried Halt
er, to Willard Mathews, son of
Mr. and Mrs. dell Mathews, all
nf Woodburn, was solemnized
May 28 at 2 p. m. at St. Luke's
Catholic church. The double
ring ceremony was read by the
Rev. Francis Hanley, Bernard
Smith was soloist and Mrs. Ma
ne Donnelly presided at the
organ.
The bride was given In mar
riage by her father. She wore
a white satin wedding gown,
fashioned with round neck, long
sleeves, with a trim of lace and
satin ruffles on the bodice and
front of the skirt which extend
ed into a full length train edged
in lace. Her veil of French llhl
sion was of fingertip length
held in place with a lace cap,
SWa4iP! M ftp;!
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f,
Second Annual ' 1
YMCA Family M
Night At The fX f X
Ball Park )?:r7ksf M
Jun 1 J, 1949 N.xt Monday Night Ti&lLM l
Salm Sanatort v. Vancouvtr Copl- y-v f I w
lane. Regular "W" gam, Rtgular Jt th elotht to tek along on (rr'n
cwU ' t""iAdul"; 25 happy-ge-lucky vacation. Easy- (JISPfe
going yt imart. Carafully d. mm - JiV'.- , iTikfl'J JoFV ' )"f r 7l
IMPORTANT: " " ' Vrli fr&'&T&0'J' rtL
Only th. Advance sole tickets toiled y.t ee.y to lound.r. See fcJC-'t' .'152
purchosed from MCA represento- fhtm at ion,f0rtakl prices -nSWiT.
fives will benefit the Boys' f, l ?Jh -yj f lttjE'l4-'- S
Project Fund of the Solem Y's ou' B,w Vacation Collection. :Ki'l "f V 1 1 i 1 i'jFjr "' "
Men's Club. Tickets ore ovoil- wJFi-J' iVI'll Arjf ' VV7
able for immediote delivery by VVVS I J0- fi 1 jH .SfA
",lin3-"'7- . f4$M
HISTORY: ' I 3Y Wftf
Lost year the First Annuol YMCA I E , i a l. Lr- '' 'viJ ''er
Fomily Night wos sponsored . IV P I hZ I'$ Vf f
through the cooperation of tht m I I M y. ., I IVpT . j"Jl I A" T
Salem ond Vancouver Wl teams MifTllfl 4' '5W SJ&'lF Z ' " "J
ond the Solem Y's Men's Club. Tfl II I. VV jPf I 0Pf ; V
Help the YMCA Boy's Choir by ULl AJO i- ' . ZtUJtC'' '
buying your boseball tickets fllV9 V ' ' 7f-,L
from the YMCA. HQ i i ' i . , ii"m i
and she earrled a white, prayer
book topped
from which
with an orchid
fell white satin
streamers.
Miss Rita Halter was her sis
ter's maid of honor and Miss De
lores Hanauska was bridesmaid.
They wore pastel formals and
carried nosegays of spring
flowers.
John Mathews was best man
f, hi. hrnlher .Inhnnv Husill
was groomsman, Wallace Yatesl
and Joe Walker, Jr., were
ushers.
For her daughter's wedding.
Mrs. Halter wore a blue redin
gote ensemble and Mrs. Math
ews wore a frock of pale green.
Each wore a corsage of red
rosebuds and white carnations.
A reception in St. Luke's hall
followed the ceremony. Mrs.
Albin Halter cut the wedding
cake, Mrs. Ed Bauman of Sheri
dan served punch and Mrs. Leo
Rad of Idaho, aunt of the bride,
presided at the coffee urn. The
gupst book was passed by Miss
Delorei Hathaway and at the
gift table were Mrs. Joe Walker,
Jr., and Miss Mary Helsel.
After spending their honey
moon In Canada Mr. and Mrs.
Mathews have returned to
Woodburn and are at home In
the Landnn apartments. For
traveling Mrs. Mathews wore a
gray suit with black accessories
and orchid corsage. She will
! ",m",ur ,n " posmon l ine
Woodburn telephone office.
WOODBURN Thirty - three
women were out for golf and
luncheon at the Woodburn Golf
club Thursday.
Feature of play was blind
bogey on green No. 4 with Mrs
P. C. McLaughlin winning In
Class A, Mrs. Henry Miller in
Class B and Mrs. Dean Bishop
rick in Class C. Hostesses at the
luncheon hour were Mrs. C. W.
Kersten and Mrs. George D.
Jones. The committee for next
week will he Mrs. Clyde Cuts
forth and Mrs. Marion Henning.
P.E.O. Event
Woodburn Chapter J. of the
P.E.O. Sisterhood met Thurs-
nay evening at tne country home
ui in. v-iHir nnurr wun 10
members present. Mrs. Kenneth
McGrath presided and Mrs.
George A. Landon was in charge
ol the program. She gave in jonf,
interesting talk on raising and!
handling of oysters. ....
. ... ' , UNIT NO. 138, American Le
Mrs. McGrath and Mrs Pul!ion auxjiiarV- j, meeting Tues
Mills are the official iif.t.
who will attend the state con
vention at Redmond next week
and reports of the convention
will be given at the next meet
ing which will be held June 23
and will be the final meeting
until September.
YOUNGSTOWN
KITCHENS
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Phone 2S643
Pumilite - West Salem
Capltal Journal, Salem, Oregon, Monday, June IS. 19497
Plans were mad to hold the
annual picnic for members and
I families July 14 at Settlemler
park
Refreshments were served hv
the hn... .i,i.H k m
N. F. Tyler and Mrs. George D.
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