Capital Women
Edited by MARIAN LOWRY FISCHER
6 Capita Journal. Salem. Ore., Thursday, Sept. 22. 1949
Oak Knoll
Club Elects
Wednesday
New officer! for the Oak Knoll
Ladies' Golf club were elected
Wednesday as follows:
Mrs. R. G. McKarland, presi
dent; Mrs. Samuel Miller, first
vice president; Mrs. Clinton
Buiter second vice president;
Mrs. Tom Starbuck, secretary;
Mrs. Don Huff, treasurer.
In the presentation of awards,
Mrs. McFarland was given the
Marge Fulgham cup, Mrs. Ice
land LeFors being runner-up. In
the consolation tourney on the
cup, Mrs. Kenneth Jacohson won
with Mrs. Randolph Hilton as
runner-up. I
The Oak Knoll tourney award
went to Mrs. Hilda King with
Mrs. Wesley Stewart as runner-up.
Following the day's play the
group was entertained at lunch
eon by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ash
by at the clubhouse.
...
Miss Mansur
Is Recent Bride
Dayton Miss Lois Ardcll
Mansur, daughter of Mrs. Betty
Mansur, and the late Carl Man
sur of Stevenson, Wash., was
married to Walter C. Shippy,
son of the late Mr. and Mrs.
John Shippy of Dayton, in a
candlelight, double ring cere
mony, performed at the Steven
son Methodist church, on Sun
day afternoon, September 11 at
4 o'clock, before a large group
of friends and relatives. Rev.
Charles Molsee of Carson,
Wash., officiated before an altar
decorated with pink and white
gladioluses.
Tho bride, given in marriage
by her brother. Dale Mansur,
wore a white wool gabardine
suit with cocoa brown accessor
ies and a corsage of red rosebuds
and carried a white Bible with
a cascade of red roses.
Mrs. Carl Copper. Jr., of Van
couver, Wash., wai matron of
honor and wore a pink gabar
dine suit with a corsage of white
carnations.
Jack Gell, Dayton, was best
man and Ronald Shippy and
Dick Phillips wero ushers.
Miss Patsy Miller and Mrs. Ed
Galloway sang before the serv
ice and during the ceremony,
accompanied by Mrs. Erwin
Kechn, who played the wedding
music.
At the reception following the
ceremony, Mrs. tloya snippy,
and Mrs. Ray Mansur of Boise,
Idaho, aunts of the bride and
bridegroom, cut the four-tiered
wedding cake. Mrs. Chester Le
Marr of Mission Bottoms, and
Mrs. Harold Stoutenberg of
Unionvale, cousins of the bride
groom, poured. Mrs. Lois Beck
on had charge of the guest book.
The bride, a graduate of the
Stevenson high school class in
1947 has been secretary to R. C.
Sly, attorney. The bridegroom,
recently discharged from the
U.S. navy after four years, has
been electronics technician, 1st
class, at Patupcrt River, Md.
After a trip around the Olym
pic peninsula the young couple
will make their home in Cor
vallis. where he will enter Ore
gon State college.
Guesls from Oregon were:
Mrs. Jessie Vernon, Dayton,
aunt of the bridegroom; Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Sloulenberg, Un
ionvale; Mr. and Mrs. Chester
LeMarr, and sons, Alex. Byron
and Francis Lee LaFollette,
Mission Bottoms; Mr. and Mrs.
Clctes Gell and son Jack Gell of
Dayton; Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Parder of Salem; Mr. and Mrs.
Clayton Buzzrll and family of
Salem: Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Con
way, Portland; Donald Gordon
of Portland; Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Black and family, Port
land: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Black,
Portland; Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Spencer, Portland; Mr. and Mrs.
Linus Linnscntt. Portland.
At Soroptimist
Roroptimist club members
heard an interesting talk on city
government by Miss Mary
Brady at their luncheon meet
ing, Wednesday, in the Golden
Pheasant. Miss Brady, a mem
ber of the club, is secretary in
the office of J. L. Franren, city
manager
Miss Gertrude Arheson, new
executive director at the Salem
YWCA, was a guest at the meet
ing. A program Is planned for next
Wednesday's luncheon, also.
MRS. Wlll.lAM GARDNER
was elected to take the degree
f chivalry at Monday's meeting
of Salem Behekah lodge No. 1.
A memorial service was held
In memory of one of the recent
ly deceased members, Mrs. Jen
ate Knight.
The Three Links elub will
hold its meeting Friday at 2:30
o'clock. The Ladies auxiliary,
Patriarchs Militant, will meet
on Thursday night. The Past No
ble Grands club will meet In the
lodge hall Instead of at the home
tit Mrs. Jeanie Morris as previ- j
Women Voters Meeting
Notices are out from the lo
cal League of Women Voters for
a tea to be given next Tuesday
afternoon at the West Lincoln
street home of Mrs. Bruce
Spaulding.
Mrs. James West, Portland,
state president, is to be here
with the Salem group for the
meeting, slated for 2:30 o'clock.
Engagements
Announced
Several engagement announ
cements have featured the week.
The engagement of Miss Vir
ginia Erb, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. V. F. Schmidt, to Charles
Sherwood, son of Mr. and Mrs.
L. Sherwood, is being announc
ed. No date has been set for the
wedding. Both young people are
students at Salem high school.
Bisbee-Shepherd
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Shepherd
are announcing the betrothal
of their daughter, Miss Lois
Shepherd, to Donald Bisbee.
son of Mr. and Mrs. Carroll
Bisbee of Independence.
No date is set for the wed
ding. The bride-elect is a grad
uate of Salem high school. Mr.
Bisbee was graduated in June
from Oregon State college.
Johnson Reynolds
Announcement is made of the
approaching marriage of Miss
Mattie Reynolds, Salem, daugh
ter of Mrs. Gertrude Reynolds
of Fahlequah, Okla., to Jay W
Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Arnold S. Johnson of Salem.
The wedding is planned for
October 23 in the First Presby
terian church with Dr. Chester
W. Hamblin officiating.
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Recent Bride The marriage of Mrs. Rolland J. Van Cleave,
the former Patricia Ruth Densmore, was solemnized Septem
ber 16. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Densmore,
Jr. of Scio and Mr. Van Cleave is the son of Charles Van
Cleave, also of Scio. The couple will live in Salem. (McEwan
studio picture).
Golf Event
At the Salem Women's Golf
association day, Wednesday,
winners in the day's play on
low putts included: Mrs. J. H.
Thompson, class A; Mrs. Glenn
Stevens, class B; Mrs. Donald
McCargar, class C; Mrs. Orval
Lama, class D.
The final play on the cap
tain's trophy will be next Wed
nesday, State Fair week having
caused the play to be extended
a week.
Next week, too. a group
from here will be in Eugene for
the Oregon Women s Golf asso
ciation piny.
AAUW Events
Mrs. F. A. Massec is the new
fellowship chairman for the Sa
lem branch, American Associa
tion of University Women, it is
announced by the president,
Miss Elise Schroeder. Mrs. Mas
see will be introduced at the
luncheon meeting of the AAUW
Saturday at the Marion hotel as
will all the other committee
chairmen for the new year.
Attending the state AAUW
board meeting in Eugene this
past week-end from Salem were
Miss Schroeder, Miss Beryl Holt,
state legislative chairman; Miss
Eleanor Stephens, state histor
ian; Miss Joy Hills, state educa
tion chairman; and Miss Con
stance Weinman, the local treas
urer. LYONS Friends were in
terested to hear of the wedding
of Jess Wasser Jr., former busi
ness man of Lyons, now resid
ing in Portland, and Miss Nancv
Jean Richards, also of Portland.
The wedding was an 8 o'clock
candlelight service Saturday, those of the maid of honor.
September 17 at the First Chris- Thomas Cooper, Salem, cousin
tian church of Portland. of the bride, was best man. Hen-
Miss Cooper Is Bride at
Morning Service in Albany
A wedding attended by several Salem friends took place In
Albany last Saturday morning when Miss Mary Anne Cooper,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence L. Cooper of Albany, was
married to James Francis Dombrosky, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. H.
Dombrosky, also of Albany. The rites took place at H o'clock in
St. Mary's Catholic church at'
Albany, the Rev. Lawrence J
Saalfcld of Portland, cousin of
the bride, performing the double
ring ceremony. White gladio
luses and asters decorated the
altar. The pews were tied with
white satin bows.
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, wore an ivory
satin wedding gown with net
yoke trimmed with lace. The
skirt was caught up in front
showing a slip of satin embel
lished with ruffles and lace. The
skirt fell in a full train. The
double veil was of imported
French illusion trimmed with
lace to match the dress. Com
pleting the bride's costume were
five strands of pearls. The
bride carried a bouquet of cas
cading white single gladiolus
blossoms with green puffs, tied
with white satin ribbon.
Miss Betty Voytck was maid
of honor. Her dress was of
white marquisette over satin.
She carried a cascading bouquet
of pink asters with green puffs.
A headdress of flowers to match
the bouquet completed her cos
tume. Two Bridesmaids
Mrs. Ray Harris, jr., and Miss
Georgine Plattner were the
bridesmaids. Their dresses were
of white marquisette over satin,
identical to that of the maid
of honor. Mrs. Harris carried
a cascading bouquet of yellow
asters with green puffs with
headdress to match. Miss Plat
tner carried the same type of
bouquet of orchid shaded asters
with green puffs and also a head
dress to match. All the attend
ants wore white mitts to match
their dresses and each wore
single strands of pearls.
The Misses Marilyn and Patty
Schlcchtcr. cousins of the bride,
in white taffeta dresses, were
flower girls. Their flowers and
headdresses were the same as
ry Cooper, Salem, and James
Ammon, Albany, ushered and
Ted Snyder received the guests
in the vestibule.
Robert Cooper, brother of the
bride, lighted the candles. Altar
boys were Rudy Derrah and
Dennis Barrett.
Wayne Meusey, Salem, was
the musician and also sang be
fore the nuptial mass
Reception at Hotel
After the ceremony a recep
tion was held in the large din
ing room at the Albany hotel,
with more than 200 guests pre
sent. Decorations consisted of
white gladioluses and yellow
marigolds.
ihe refreshment table was
centered with a four-tiered wed
ding cake edged with white as
ters and fern. Mrs. Robert Dove
of Salem and Miss Mary Dom
brosky, aunt of the bridegroom,
presided at the table. Mrs. B.
H. Saalfcld, Eugene, aunt of the
bride, cut the cake and was as
sisted by Mrs. Martin Schlechter,
Mrs. Teresa Cooper of Salem
and Mrs. Frank Saalfcld. Those
who served were: Misses Ethlen
Tunison, Barbara Densmore,
Shirley Osburn, Joan Saalfcld.
Miss Wilma Cosier passed the
guest book. Mrs. N. S. Allard
and Mrs. Clinton Huffman had
charge of the gifts. Music for
the reception was furnished by
Miss Adeline Ehrlich.
The bridal couple left, after
the reception, on a wedding trip
by automobile to be gone ten
days. For going-away the bride
wore a green tailored suit with
copper accessories and pinned to
her shoulder was a spray of cop
per shaded roses.
Both the bride and bride
groom were graduated from Al
bany high school. Mr. Dombro
sky is employed by the L. E.
Snell Co., at Albany, and the
bride by the Albany branch of
the U. S. National bank.
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