(t Capital Journal, Salem, Ore., Wednesday, June 15, 1949
Cramers Feted at Silverton
On Occasion of Anniversary
soeia reZTot the week o ' "'" he "
social eve m " ,..,, and Brrving wer Mn. Harry
local ana many oui-ui-i-mu
guests, was the Sunday after
noon golden wedding oborv
ance complimenting Mr. and
Mrs. Everett K. Cramer, at thr
Fireplace rooms 01 in nutafbon and Mr. and Mrs. Hel
ton armory. meP Brokke.
Families of the children of the The bri(a, cgke was whjte anfJ
honored couple arranged the r-Rod three.ti(,rred( gold rose and
ception and remained a nue;lCaf trimmed, wth a golden bell
guests at the family home inifrom an arrh jn miniaUire as
South Water street, until Thcs- j topping. This centered the
day. UrrvinK table, flanked bv tall
Special guest who were Pres-Wnite Rowing tapers in a theme
nt at the original wrrWing.!,,, ivv Rldcd amid red roses,
were M. W. Neal of HillrborojTho puncn was served from one
and Mrs. Blanche Neal-Brady of end o( lhe Ion((t decorated table,
Belt. Mont. and the coffee and tea service
Miss Ivy Vine Hall and Ever- was at tnc other end. The bride
tt K. Cramer were married groom's cake was decorated with
June 13. SO years aeo at tne tjnv rPr roses and served in
Hahn, Mrs. D. L. Wolfard, Mrs.
Reuben Holstrom, Mrs. J. D.
Drake. Mrs. Lloyd Greenfield
Mr. and Mrs. Wren Matheny,
Mrs. I. L. Stewart, Mrs. John
home of the parents of Mrs.
Brady and Neal, Mr. and Mrs
E. C. Neal, in Albany. They
have made their home in De
troit, Albany, Mill City and Sil
verton, as his employment as an
engineer in timber haulina from
the woods to the mills demand
ed. Children of the Cramers are
Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Price
(Vivian Cramer) of Riverside,
Calif., where both are members
of the high school faculty, Mr
and Mrs. Donald MacPherson
(Nana Cramer) publishers of a
morning and an evening daily
paper of Riverside, Calif., and
they are the parenta of the only
grandchild of the Cramers,
Dickey. A son, W. H. Cramer,
and Mrs. Cramer live at Klam
ath Falls.
An unusual surprise during
the afternoon of the reception
was a call of congratulations
from a cousin of Cramer, Bede
. Armstrong of Waukegon, 111.,
who previously had mailed gold
framed pictures of a family
group and specially framed pic
tures of both Mr. and Mrs.
Cramer.
Mrs. Cramer wore a slate gray
afternoon gown and an orchid
corsage, and the bridegroom, a
matching gray tailored suit and
a deep red rose boutonniere.
They greeted their many guests
after being received at the door
by Mrs. Elmer Richardson.
Presenting the guest book for
the first hour were Donna Dean
Wolfard and Shirley Greenfield,
and the second hour, Margery
Hahn and Arlene Stam, youth-,
f ul friends of the honored j
couple. 1
Receiving and arranging the
dividual sections. AH refresh
ments were symbolic of gold
and red roses.
Flowers about the rooms were
in huge baskets, bouquets made
up of golden carnations, white
snap dragons, deep red and pink
roses with a mingling of blue
delphinium for a brighter
scheme.
Guests attending included
From Portlnnd,
thrny, M;
and Mn. Jirk Ma-
unci Mr. Victor Hnnn, Mr.
and Mn. Frank Aim. Mr. and Mn. n.
fiordon MrCall. Mr. and Mrs. John W.
Hhrm and Mary 1. Mm. Be r iter Fen ft fit,
Drlnrrl Iv-rnon, Mr. and Mr. John Welch
McLennan and Mill Bertha Aim.
From Blm, Mr, and Un. J. J. Otdtr,
Mr. and Mr. Harry Utu, Mr. and Mn.
U Haiklna and Jon and Robert. Mn.
Krmai Creamer, Mr. and Mn. B. A.
Miller and Mn. Gene Mat hen v.
From Swtet Homr. Mr. and Mn. Harley
Bowwr, Mr, and Mn. Lowell Bow Her and
Sharon. Mr. and Mn Cleo Hovier and
r. and Mrs. Albert W. (Ireen.
From Mill Citv. Mm. Frank Basa. Mr.
and Mn, J. M. Haia and Linda. Mn. Ida
tleddta, Ml DaUey Cieddea and AJ Oed-dei.
Mn. Elmer Rlchardaon from Lebanon,
. W. Nral Of Hilltboro. Mrs. Blanche
Neal-Brady of Blt. Mont.. Mr. and Mn.
Troy E. Dirirkton of McMinnville. Mn.
Fva Hammond of fleattle. Mr. and Mr.
Derueve and Mariuerite ol Amity,
from Riiicne were Mn. L. Taylor and Mr.
and Mn. Roy Co pp in it lone and Lux 111
Whitehead of Lyoni, Mn. Nancy Hannaji
of Molalla.
From B.lverton vera Mr. and Mn. w.
Matheny. Mr. and Mn. C. D. Math
eny. Mr. and Mn. John Ouataffon and
(Jerry, Mr. and Mn. Lloyd C. Greenfield
and Khirity, Miu Mara;uerii uenr.t, ar.
Mn. U A. Popple ton ana Howard,
and Mr. Kenneth Hahn and Ken-
a ! ncth, Veleta and Margery, Mr. and Mn.
the t L. Wolfard. Donna and Oary Wolf-
ara. Mr. ana uri. neuon iairorfj, Mn.
Jonephine Smith, Mr. and Mr. Clarence
Oreenfield, Mr. Lotti Morrlaon. Mr. and
Mn. Willard Benson and Nancy. Mr. and
Mr. Charle Amoa, Mr. and Mra. Theo
dora Grace. Mr. and Mr. Ira L. Stewart,
Mr. Pert Bye and Stewart and Diane.
Miss May Hervlce, Mr. and Mra. Fred
Myen. Max Myen, Mr. and Mr. Hel
mer Brokke. Mis Chukke Brokke. Mr. ,
and Mr. Axel Johnaon. Mr. and Mr. I
Scott MrPlke. Mr and Mr, (leorae Barr.
Mn. Helen M. WriKhtman, Mr. Corlne I
R. Cowdcn. Mr. ana Mr. MiMun Knauf. 1
Mr. and Mr. E. R. Oullum. Mr. and Mrs.
W. R. TomUon, Edwin P. Hamre, Mr.
and Mr. E. T. Taylor. Mr. and Mr
Harrey Mikkelaon and Carole, Mr. and
Mn. Fred Farley and Rickey and Jim
my, Mra. Carrie Aim, Mr. and Mr. Em 11
Grant. L. M. Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. Ar
thur Nelaon, Mr. and Mra. Eirhard Nel-1
aon and Eklse. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Jnhn
Ron, Mr. P. L. Brown, Mr. C. W. Keene,
Mr. and Mr. E. A. Plnlay, Earl Htam and
riauKhur, Arlene. Mr. and Mr. Lloyd
Larsen, Mra. Lillian Heald, Mr. and Mrs.
L. M. Henry, Mrs. Frank Porter. Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Reed, Mrs. Doris Cramer
Plank, Mr. and Mr. P. W. Noftsker, Mr.
and Mr. Clay Allen, Mr. Dewey Allen,
Mr. and Mn. Ted Lorenxen, Mr. and Mrs.
Lewi Bailer, IMn. Jole Hartman, Mr.
and Mrs. R. E. Borland, Mr, Flora Hob-
kit, Mr. and Mr. Karl Haherly. Mr. and
Mrs. Henry B. Prlslaff and Mrs. Dora
Party for
Miss Nelson
Among parties being planned
for brides-elect will be the nip
per and miscellaneous ihower
for which Mr. Walter Kirk and
daughter, Mrs. Janet Kirk, will
entertain on Wednesday, June
22, for Miss Elizabeth Nelson.
Miss Nelson is to be married on
June 23 to Scott Adams of Mil
waukie, Ore.
Miss Kirk is to arrive from
San Francisco next Sunday to
spend the week here with her
parents. She is to be maid of
honor at the wedding of Miss
Nelson and Mr. Adams.
MR. AND MRS. H. C. Lottls
and daughter, Miss Annette Lot-
tis, have arrived In Salem from
Hilo, Hawaii, having coma by
the Northwestern airlines.
Mr. Lottlt will return to Hilosummer and In September MIsi
in three weeks. Mrs. Lottii andjLottli is to enter Annie Wright' (
daughter will remain for thelsemlnory in Tacoma.
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