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Wed Recently Mrs. David R. Kelly, the lormer blurley
Ann Hott, was married Saturday afternoon In Immanuel
Lutheran church In Portland. She is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred Hott of Salem and Mr. Kelly is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. George F. Kelly of Portland. (Bruno picture, Portland)
8 Capital Journal, Salem, Ore, Wednesday, Sept. 28, 1949
Staab-Thies
Rites Sept. 17
A bride on September 17 was
Miss Harriet Thies, daughter of
Mrs. Harry Thies of Portland,
who was married to Marcel
Staab, son of Adolph Staab of
Balem.
i' The ceremony was solemnized
a't a nuptial high mass at noon
In St. Rose Catholic church in
Portland, thf Rev. Father Main
officiating.
Given In marriage by her
uncle, Leo Ryan, the bride wore
a white brocaded gown made
entrain. The fingertip veil was
arranged from a Princess Eliza
beth headdress of seed pearls.
The bride carried a colonial
bouquet of baby white gladlo
. luses centered with pale pink
rosebuds and bouvardia.
Miss Lorraine Schwab of Port
land was maid of honor. She
wore a pale pink brocaded gown
with matching crownless pic
ture hat of net and she carried
a nosegay of pink gladioluses
centered with bouvardia.
Bridesmaid was Mrs. Kay J.
McGuire, Jr., (Rozelle Staab)
Salem, twin sister of the bride
groom. Her gown was of aqua
brocade and she wore a match
ing picture hat and carried a
'nosegay of pink gladioluses cen
tered with bouvardia.
Arlin Staab was best man for
his brother. Ushering were
David Lobb and Laurance
i Schwab.
For her daughter's wedding.
Mrs. Thies wore a navy blue
dress and hat with corsage of
white orchids.
The reception was given in
the Blessed Sacrament hall with
Mrs. Murray Thies pouring and
Mrs. George Burg cutting the
cake. Miss Mary Goetz passed
the guest book.
Following a short wedding
trip the couple will reside in
Portland.
Secretaries Group
Meets at Dinner
The first fall dinner meeting
of Salem Cascade chapter of the
National Secretaries' association
was held in the Cherrian room
of the Senator hotel Monday
evening.
The northwest vice president,
Mrs, Dora McCoy, of the Ore
gon Trail chapter of Portland,
was guest speaker. Mrs. McCoy
spoke on the "Ideals and Bene
fits of NBA." She also gave the
highlights of the national con
vention she attended last June,
stating that the National Secre
taries' association was asked
permission by "Glamour Maga
zine" to dedicate their January
issue to NSA.
Miss Janet Ferguson, presi
dent of the Portland chapter,
outlined a course on "charm,"
to be presented by Maria East
erly Model school of Portland,
to the Salem group this fall.
Guests from the Oregon Trail
chapter of Portland were Mes
damea Dora McCoy, Virginia
Morris, Jane Page, Martha Hiatt,
Mlssea Janet Ferguson, Mildred
Bybee, Agnee Courtney and
Betty White.
Special guests from Salem
were Mesdamaa Lorraine John
ston, Shirley Keeney, Gay Cro
ghan, Pearl Viator, Misses Edlyn
Holmquist, LoretU Muhs, Mil
dred Stookey and Idella Mc
Adama. RETURNING Monday from a
10-day motor trip south were
Mr. and Mrs. deorge Weller and
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Perry.
They were at Reno, Lake Ta
hoe and San Francisco.
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Gold Star Mothers
Are Entertained
Silverton The Gold Star
Mothers' annual program was
featured at the Monday evening
meeting of Delbert Reeves, unit
No. 7, American Legion auxil
iary, with nine especially hon
ored guests complimented.
Members of the post Joined the
group for supper and the program.
Mrs. George Towe made cor
sages and Mrs. C. E. Higinboth
am, unit president, presented
them to Mrs. Alice Greenfield,
Mrs. Albert Grinde. Mrs. S. M.
Norton, Mrs. Ella Harmon, Mrs.
William Marshall, Mrs. Merlin
Conrad, Mrs. Albert Ncrison,
Mrs. Homer Bailey and Mrs.
Merle Foote.
On the program were musi
cal numbers by Miss Carole Col
vin, pianist; vocal selections by
the Herigstad twins, Joyce and
Janet; readings by Mrs. Frank
Porter; vocal solo by Jerry
Lake; and group singing led by
Mrs. Bruce Billings with Mrs.
A. J. McCannel at the piano.
In the absence of Mrs. Oscar Ed
lund who is in Oklahoma for
a few weeks, Mrs. F. M. Powell
substituted as program chair
man.
Mrs. Robert Allen, sewing
club chairman, reported the first
work meeting of the autumn to
At Rebekah Event
Salem Rebekah lodge was en
tertained Monday evening with
a program which consisted of
vocal selections by Mrs. Opal
Bayer and Mrs. Viola Henne of
the Chin-Up club. Mrs. Scott
Wheatley gave a talk on the
projects of the organization.
Piano selections were played by
Mrs. Gretchen Castle of Iowa.
A silver collection was taken
and the proceeds turned over to
the Chin-Up club. George
Beane was taken into the lodge
by transfer from the jurisdic
tion of Nevada. Next Monday
night there will be drill team
practise. Refreshments were
served and donated by Mrs. Don
Muellhaupt.
The reception committee for
October will be Mrs. Dae Staf
ford, Mrs. C. C. Sumpter, Mrs.
Pearl Swanson, Mrs. Elhclyn
Thompson, Mrs. Neil Thorn-
quist.
PAST REGENTS club of Che
meketa chapter. Daughters of
the American Revolution, is
meeting Friday of this week at
the home of Mrs. Homer Goulet,
Sr., the no-host luncheon to be
at 12 o'clock.
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be at the auxiliary club rooms
at Legion hall Thursday after
noon of this week when pillow
covers for convalescent veterans
at the Portland facility will be
made. Any one, though not an
auxiliary member, interested in
the hospital sewing program is
welcome to attend. Assisting
Mrs. Allen as hostess is Mrs.
Victor Howard.
Plan Sale
The committee in charge of
the Saturday food sale at the
Bloch Electric store includes
Mrs. A. J. McCannel, Mrs. Mayo
Robison, Mrs. Fred Evans, Mrs.
Frank Porter and Mrs. C. E.
Higinbotham.
The auxiliary committee
working at the Blood bank Mon
day afternoon reported 88 pints
taken. Working from the Aux
iliary membership were Mrs.
Ralph Francis, R. N., Mrs. C. E.
Higinbotham, Mrs. Lloyd Green
field, Mrs. Ernest R. Ekman.
Mrs. William Sherman, Mrs. E.
A. Kern, Mrs. Harry Kuch, Mrs.
Lowell Paup and Mrs. Mayo
Robison.
Mrs. Arthur Gottenberg told
of the visitation meeting for In-'
stalling of officers at Aurora.;
The team also Installed at Mt 1
Angel, Tuesday.
The monthly collection for
veteran cigaret fund in the con
valescent ward of the Portland
facility amounted to more than:
$9.00, a project originated by the,
hospital chairman, Mrs. A. J.'
McCannel.
Serving supper to the large
group present were Mrs. Fred
Evans, Mrs. William Meithke.
I Mrs. Charles Morey and Mrs.
frank Porter.
WOODBIRN The first fall
meeting of the Woodburn Junior
Womans' club was a social one
at the library with the officers'
as hostesses. Plans were dis
cussed for the year, games were
played and a hobo lunch served.
Officers in charge of the meet
ing were Mrs. Lois Gaviola, Mrs. !
Layman Baird, Mrs. Stewart I
Popp, Mrs. Lyman Seeley and
Mrs. Leo Miller.
The next meeting will be a
business meeting at the library i
October 5, at 8 p.m. 1
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