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AMONG NEWCOMERS being welcomed in Salem Is Mrs. Stanley Fallandcr. Her hus
band, Lt. Stanley Fallander, is executive officer at the naval air facilities in Salem.
They moved here from Corvallls and are at home on Pioneer Drive.
August Weddings Are Planned
August is another month of weddings,
a long list of them being recorded on the
calendar. Several brides-elect whose
nuptials come the latter part of the
month are announcing plans for the
ceremonies and members of their wed
ding parties.
Holmstedt-Liudahl
Miss Donna Liudahl, who is to be
married this month to John W. Holm
etedt, Jr., of Paxton, Neb., is telling
plans for the ceremony to be solemnized
at 4.30 o'clock in the afternoon of Sun
day, August 21, in St. Mark Lutheran
church. Officiating at the service will
be the Rev. M. A. Getzendaner and the
Rev. John Baglien.
Soloist is to be Victor Palmason and
Prof. Maurice Brennen will be at the
organ. Lighting the tapers will be Ed
ward Meyer and Melvin Langcland.
Mrs. Weston LaMunyon of Bruning,
Neb., will be matron of honor for her
sister. Bridesmaids arc lo be Miss Anna
Faye Olson and Miss Oradcll Scife.,
the latter of Portland. Linda Stcnjhein
is to be flower girl and Gary Rcinsche
will serve as ring bearer.
Best man is lo be Weston LaMunyon
and ushering will be Howard Baum
gart, Donald Liudahl, brother of the
bride-elect, Edward Meyer and Mclvin
Langeland.
The reception following also will be
at the church.
The bride-to-be is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Liudahl of Salem,
and Mr. Holmstedt is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Holmstedt of Paxton, Neb.
Williams-Arnold
Also to be wed on Sunday. August
21, are Miss Bcula Arnold and James
Williams, the service to be solemnized at
4 o'clock that afternoon in the Knight
Memorial Congregational church with
the Rev. Louis E. White officiating.
Lighting the tapers will he Miss Janet
Lindley and Miss Marilyn Nichols.
Soloist for the service will hp Robert
Gwinn and Mrs Lucille Mitchell "will
piny the organ.
Miss Arnold has asked her sister. Mrs.
Robert Wagers, to be her matron of
honor, and as the junior bridesmaid, her
younger sister. Mary Arnold.
Miss Joan Hoereth and Miss Crystal
Huntington will be the bridesmaids.
Best man will be Robert Seamster,
and acting as ushers will be Theodore
Covalt. Robert Wagers. Bruce Boatman,
Lowell Wcese, Tom Bnrtlett and Jerry
Arnold, a cousin of the bride-elect.
The reception following also will be
t the church.
Miss Arnold is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd 11. Arnold and Mr. Wil
liams is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Dickey.
Grenz-Kcrher
Another wedding arranged for August
21 is that of Miss Patsy Kerber and Jack
Grenz of Albany.
The ceremony will he solemnized at
2 o'clock in the afternoon in St. Joseph's
Catholic church, the Rev. T. J. Bernards,
pastor, officiating.
Wayne Mousey is to provide the music
for the service.
Mrs. Bernard Grindle (Gwenda Boy
cr) is to be matron of honor and the
bridesmaid will be Miss Margie Grenz,
aister of Mr. Grenz.
William Grenz will be best man for
his brother and ushering will be Darwin
Kerber, brother of the bride-elect, and
James Ammon, cousin of Mr. Grenz.
The reception following is to be in
th Veterani of Foreign Win hall.
Welcomed Here
Gamma Phi Beta alumnae gave their
annual picnic for active members,
Thursday evening, at the home of Mrs.
Hollis W. Huntington, the supper being
a no-host event.
Attending the gathering were Mrs.
Harold M. Olinger, Mrs. Douglas Drager,
Mrs. Garlan Simpson, Mrs. Lyman Steed,
Mrs. Hugh Taylor, Mrs. George Beane,
Mrs. Walter A. Barsch, Mrs. Richard
Nelson, Mrs. Ernest Hobbs, Miss Mar
garet Simms, Mrs. Lester Carter, Mrs.
John H. Carson, Miss Josephine Caug
hell, Miss Irene McLeod, Miss Patty Wil
son, Miss Joan Blnxall, Miss Jean Claire
Swift, Miss Marilyn Hill, Miss Jane Car
son, Miss Charlotte Alexander, Miss
Janet Lindley, Miss Crystal Huntington,
and Mrs. Huntington.
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N OCTOBER brldt wlU be Mist
Jeanne Marie Myers, daughter of
Dr. and Mrs. Burton A. Myers,
who is announcing Sunday, October 2
as date for her marriage to Ensign Henry
B. Johnson, USN, son of Mrs. Dora John
son of Salem.
The wedding is to be an afternoon one
in the First Presbyterian church.
The engagement of the young couple
was announced in the early summer.
Miss Myers' twin sister, Janice Lea
Myers, was married July 17 to Lloyd
Vernon Lewis of Eugene.
By Marian Lowry Fischer
riSS Jane Carson has been named
chairman for the picnic event to
- be given for the Spinsters club on
Friday evening, August 19.
Serving with Miss Carson on the com
mittee are Miss Edith ,Fairham, Miss
Jean Claire Swift and Miss Patricia Lar
son. The group will meet soon to make
plans for the place and arrangements for
the supper.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Frederick Chambers
will be in Ashland the fore part of the
week. Mr. Chambers will attend ses
sions of the state board of higher edu
cation of which he is a member, and he
and Mrs. Chambers also will attend the
Shakespearean festival now on there.
Governor and Mrs. Douglas McKay
will be in Coos Bay next Friday and
Saturday to be special guests at the
Pirates club festivities there.
Arriving home today from a week at
Vancouver and Victoria, B.C., were Dr
Helen Pcarce and Miss Dorothy Pearce.
Miss Phyllis Schnell, bride-elect of
Robert Strebig, was honored at a brunch
and shower given today by Miss Jeanne
Foster, assisted by her mother, Mrs. Eu
gene I. Foster, at their home.
The table was gayly set with a red
and white plaid cloth and the center
piece was a clever arrangement of a
basket filled with kitchen items cereals,
spices, jams, jellies, etc. the handle
being decorated with flowers and plas
tic colored clothespins. The arrange
ment was presented to Miss Schnell.
Placecards were cards upon which guests
wrote recipes for the bride-elect.
Miss Foster, who recently observed
her birthday, also was surprised with a
gift.
Invited to fete Miss Schnell were her
mother, Mrs. P. H. Schnell, Miss Char
lotte Alexander, Miss Margaret Jane
Cooley, Miss Carolyn Carson, Mrs.
George C. Alexander, Miss Shirley Lu
kins, Miss Jean Claire Swift, Miss June
Young, Mrs. Lester D. Green (Marylou
McKay), Mrs. Donald Preiss, Miss Jean
Fidler, Miss Addyse Lane, Miss Connie
Cocking, Mrs. Leonard Rinearson, Jr.,
of Corvallis, Miss Edith Fairham, Mrs.
Roger Schnell, Miss Janet Rilea, Miss
Mariann Croisan, Mrs. Foster and Miss
Foster.
Miss Foster leaves tomorrow morning
to return to San Francisco following a
few days' visit here. She came north
for the wedding of Miss Margaret Jane
Cooley and John Phillip Maulding this
evening.
Salem friends are saying farewells to
Sgt. lc and Mrs. Melvin E. Haines and
children, Kathy, Millie and Melvin,
Jr. (Skippy), who are to leave Monday
for Tacoma to make their home. Sgt.
Haines has been with the army recruit
ing office here.
Service, Reception Follows
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The bride Is the daufhter et Mr, rrank A. Muaee of Salem, and Mr. Struck is
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BEING WELCOMED to Salem to make their home are Mrs. Lewis Marable Kin; and son, Lou, who will be three
years old this month. Mr. and Mrs. Kin; and son recently came from Birmingham, Ala. Mrs. King's Bister, Miss
Mildred Christenson, was in Birmingham for several weeks visiting the Kings who came west with her.
Mann-Davis Ceremony Tonight
An altar banked with all white glad
ioluses, surrounded with ferns and
palms, will be the setting for the wed
ding of Miss Mary Carolyn Davis and
Norman E. Mann at an 8 o'clock cere
mony this evening in the First Baptist
church. Dr. Lloyd T. Anderson will of
ficiate at the double ring ceremony. '
The bride is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Dewey F. Davis and the bridegroom
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman A.
Mann of Walla Walla, Wash.
Singing at the ceremony will be Miss
Beverly Kenney and David Lawrence.
Miss Kenney will sing "At Dawning"
and Mr. Lawrence will sing "Because."
Organist will be William Fawk.
Lighting.the ivy entwined tapers and
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the candles along both of the aisles will
be Miss Nancy Buren and Mrs. James
Duval. They will wear identical pastel
yellow organdy frocks with full skirts
and organdy sashes with bows in the
back. Both will wear wrist corsages.
The bride has chosen a traditional
white satin gown for her wedding with
a long aisle filling train. It is designed
with a nylon marquisette yoke, empha
sized by shirred insertion around the
shoulders. It is fashioned with a drop
ped waist which separates the tight
bodice from a full skirt which also has
an insertion of shirring. The veil will
be fingertip in length made of illusion
net, edged in lace and arranged from an
orange blossom crown. For something
old, the bride will carry a white lace
edged handkerchief given to her by her
grandmother, Mrs. Bertha C. Street.
The bridal bouquet will be of white
carnations, bouvardia and stephanotis
surrounding a delicately arranged cen
terpiece of pink rosebuds. Small white
satin streamers will cascade from the
bouquet. Miss Davis will be given in
marriage by her. father.
In Pink and Green
Pale green and coral pink will be the
colors of the gowns of the bride's at
tendants. All will wear identical rhine
stone chockcrs, gifts of the bride. Mrs.
,. Donald Breakey, sister of the bride
groom, will be matron of honor. She
will wear a coral pink organdy frock
with a slightly drooped shoulder effect,
accented by two collars, and a full fash
ioned skirt. She will wear clbowlentrth
net mitts that match her oicss and on
her head "ill be a halo of pink net and
Powers. She will crrry a round bou
qt'et surroune'ed by 'pink net.
Mirs Jcrn Kstfield is maid of honor,
and M;ss E'.'en Reynolds and Mi s Shir
Ice Rcimcnn, bridesmaids. All will wcr
pale ,?recn oran'-'y froc!;s id?nlical to
fiat of the mrtron nf hsnor. T'-v will
wear pale green ret mitts and halos of
matching green net and flowers.
Miss Judith Hansen will be flower
girl. She will wear a floor length dress
of pastel yellow.
Daryl Willecke, former Oregon State
college roommate of the bridegroom
will be best man. and Wallet Judd, Don
ald Breakey and Robert Goffrier will
be groomsmen. Ushering the guests will
be the bride's uncles. John P. Seitz and
Kenneth F. Sides, also Robert Cook and
Stewart Sharpnack.
For her daughter's wedding Mrs.
Davis has chosen a powder blue crone
floor length gown. It is fashioned with
an angel neck surrounded with a design
of beading. The gown has quarter
length Dallman sleeves. She will carry
a Parisian handbag of pink and white
beading, and her corsage will be of white
gardenias and pink roses.
Mrs. Mann will wear a floor length
rose colored gown with short, sleeves
adorned with sequins. Her corsage will
be of roses and gardenias also.
At the Reception
The reception will be in the church
parlor immediately following the cere
mony. The color scheme will be pink
and white. At the punch table will be
Mrs. Kenneth F. Sides and Mrs. Mildred
Gwin. both aunts of the bride. Cutting
the cake at the bride's table will be Mrs.
John P. Seitz. assisted by Mrs. Desota
W, Davis of Pendleton, Ore., and Mrs.
Clifton B. Mudd. The bride's table will
be covered with an imported white
Salem
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Jwten-Miller itudio picture
linen cloth and will be decorated with
pink and white candles on each side of
a floral arrangement. Mrs. Arthur Wil
lecke and Mrs. Gene Brickwedel will
be in charge of the gift table, assisted by
Mrs. Evelyn Bartlett, Miss Doris Dierks,
Miss Wilma Dunn, and Miss Alice Bail- '
lie. Passing the guest book will be Miss
Ardith Combs. Loren Seitz, cousin of
the bride, and Peggy Jewel will pass
the dream cakes. Serving the guests
will be Mrs. Stewart Sharpnack, Mrs.
Leo Baton, Mrs. Troy McGown, Mrs.
Floyd Riley, Mrs. Curtis Coe, Miss Betty
Lou Edwards, Miss Marcial Stewart,
Miss Margaret Forsythe, Miss Caroline
Strohmeir, Miss Bernice Struckmeir, Miss
Vera Jones, Miss Pearl Combs. Assist
ing about the room will be Mrs. Lee
Cross and Mrs. Marion Curry.
For traveling the bride will wear a
brown and beige suit accented with a
small copper stripe. She will wear a
plain white blouse with copper acces
sories. After a short wedding trip the couple
will be at home at 345 South Winter
street.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Stoddard. Miss
Trudi Schiess and Charles Emerson left
last evening on a 10-day motor trip to
Reno, Leke T?hoe, pn Frrncisco and
a stop at the Oregon Caves en route
home
Visitors rrriving Siinf.-.y will be Dr
and Mrs. William Parkei and twin
daughters, Caf'iy and Susan of Sacra
mento, who wi'l he grest" at the home
of Dr. ".-"her's parents, Mr and Mrs. '
C. w. Parker.
Mrs. James R. FhiMips is to entertain
Wednesday evening Et a party rnd kitch
en shower to honor Miss M:riam Shell
enbergcr. who is to te rr.rrisd in Au
gust to Thcor'ore Floo'-. Following the
infernal c-.'-ivnc- a Jete stippsr will be
served.
Guests include Miss Shellenbergcr,
Miss Parbara Sundet. Miss Suzanne
Small, Miss Joanne Fitzmaurice, Miss
Patricia Brock, Miss Gloria McClintock,
Miss Barbara McClintock. Miss Jane
Carson, Miss Mnrgarct Newton, Miss
Barbara Causey, Miss Mariann Croisan,
Mrs. Ernest Hobbs, Mrs. Courtney Jones,
Mrs. Edward Salstrom, Mrs. Budd Coons,
Mrs. William Pettit, Mrs. Hubert Wil
liamson. Of interest to Salem friends is an
nouncement of the approaching mar
riage of Mrs. Helen Norman of Portland
to State Representative John Dickson,
also of Portland, the wedding to be the
first of October. Following the wedding
the couple plan an extended trip through
the east. Announcement of the coming
marriage was made to local friends this
week when the couple were here for
some of the American Legion convention
events. Mr. Dickson has served in sev
eral sessions of the legislature from Mult
nomah county.
Glenda Fravel, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Glen Fravel, observed her fifth
birthday today and was feted at an in
formal party given by her mothejr this
afternoon at their home. Games were
played and refreshments served. Ten
little friends of the honoree were in-vited.