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6 Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, Thursday, Dec. 22, 1949
Getzendaner-Edwards Rites
Solemnized Wednesday
" Dresses in the rich Christmas colors of white, dark red and
green made a charming picture grouping for the wedding in St.
Mark Lutheran church last evening when Miss Betty Lou Ed
wards, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Miles H. Edwards, was married
to David Getzendaner, son of the Rev. and Mrs. Mark A. Getzen
Morrises Hosts
At Holiday Party
A Christmas festivity was the
dinner given by Dr. and Mrs
Henrv Morris at their Fifth
street home on Sunday evening.
The guests were seated at a
table centered with holly and
other greens, and red candles,
and afterwards played canasta
and sang carols.
Those bidden to the affair
were: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Day
of Sierra Madre, Calif., Dr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Morris and daugh
ters, Barbara, Suzanne and Pat
sy. Mr. and Mrs. C. U. bcnencn
and Glenda Clare, Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Perry, Mr., and Mrs
Eric Horlin, and Dr. S. A.
Wheatley,
; College Friends
Are Entertained
Among parties for the college
group home for the holidays will
be the informal Christmas event
,. for which Miss Marianne Bone-
' Steele Is to entertain this eve
; ning at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Bone
steele. A dessert supper will be serv-
ed and an exchange of gifts held.
The guests will include: Miss Su-
1 zanne Huggins, Miss Roberta
Tussing, Miss Charlotte Alexan
der, Miss Virginia Huston, Miss
. Patty Wilson, Miss Patti Ray,
Miss Joanne Fitzmaurice. Miss
Luella Campbell, Miss Jpan
Blaxall, Miss Wanda Hathaway
, Miss Joyce Smith, Miss Marilyn
Hill, Miss Barbara Hendrickson
Miss Patricia Burrell. Mrs. Keith
Morris, Mrs. James Erickson,
. Mrs. Dale Pence and Mrs. Har
vey Loveall, Jr.
Sunday School Sets
Program on Friday
St. Mark Lutheran Sunday
School will hold its Christmas
program, Friday, Dec. 23 at 7:30
o'clock, with all departments
participating.
The nursery department will
present a group of shadow box
Christmas scenes, with a cherub
choir accompaniment. The
Christmas story, with children of
the United Nations worshiping
together, will be portrayed by
the primary department.
A play "The Light of the
World" will be given by the
junior Intermediate depart
ment). White Christmas will be ob
served by all.
Luncheon for
Soroptimist Club
Soroptimist club's Christmas
meeting was Wednesday noon
in the Senator hotel Cherry
room. The group sang several
carols.
Mrs. John S. Beakey told
about visting the Tucson, Ariz,
club.
Guests for the meeting were
Mrs. Rcgina Ewalt, Miss Mac
Thorgcson, member of the Van
couver club, and Carolyn Zoe
Lowery, little grandaughtcr of
Mrs. H. G. Maison.
Welcomed as new members
were Miss Gertrude Acheson and
Mrs. E. A. Gucnthner.
For the December 28 meeting
Miss Lena Blum is to tell about
credit experiences. The lunch
eon will be at the Golden Phea
sant.
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daner. The bridegroom's father
officiated at the 8 o'clock serv
ice.
The church, too, was in a
Christmas setting for the infor
mal wedding, white chrysan
themums, red poinsettias holly
and candlelight decorating the
altar and auditorium.
Preceding the service, Miss
Grace Ashford sang and Mau
rice Brennen played the organ.
For her bridal dress the bride
wore an afternoon white velvet
one. It was fashioned with a low
round neckline with stole type
of collar and cap sleeves. The
very full skirt was gathered in
back for a bustle effect and was
flared in front. The bride wore
a short, shoulder-length veil of
net. It was arranged from a
crown enhanced with seed pearl
circlets and the seed pearls also
dotted the veil. The gloves were
of net matching the veil with
seed pearl trim. The bride car
ried a white prayer book with
white orchid and streamers.
Mr. Edwards gave his daughter
in marriage.
Attendants Listed
Miss Beverley Kenney, the
maid of honor, wore a deep red
velvet dress made identically in
style to that of the bride. In her
hair she wore a crown of the
red velvet and she carried a red
muff to which were pinned
white blooms.
Young Miss Martha Louise
Lucas, cousin of the bride, was
the junior attendant. Her gown
of Christmas green velvet was
identical to those of the bride
and honor attendant. She wore
while flowers in her hair and
carried a basket of the white
blooms.
LaVern Fowler was best man
for Mr. Getzendaner, and ush
ering were Kay Huntington,
Richard Taw, Roy Houck, all of
Salem, Dean Thomas of Tilla
mook, James Seiffert of Port
land and the Rev. John Baglien
of Chchalis.
For her daughter's wedding,
Mrs. Edwards wore a black
crepe gown trimmed in winter
pink satin, and with it a black
hat, black lace covering the win
ter pink satin trim, and a cor
sage of gardenias and red carna
tions. Mrs. Getzendaner, the
bridegroom's mother, wore a
dark green gown with brown ac
cessories and a corsage of gar
denias and red carnations.
Reception Follows
The reception following also
was in the church. Holly decor
ated the rooms and encircled the
wedding cake, and lighted can
dles also were used in decorat
ing for the reception.
Mrs. B. E. Edwards and Mrs.
J. E. Lucas, both aunts of the
bride, were at the coffee urn
and punch bowl, and cutting the
cake were Mrs. Samuel H. Tyler
of Eugene and Mrs. J. D. Ber
wick, also aunts of the bride.
Assisting about the room were
two aunts of the bride. Mrs. Har
ry W. Ross and Mrs. Cecil T.
Clark, the latter of Portland,
and Mrs. George Dilts. Serving
were Miss Patricia Larson, Miss
Lois Mulcahy, Mrs. Norman E.
Mann, Mrs. Herbort Lucas, Miss
Eva Miller, Miss Maxinc Miller.
In charge of the guest book
was Mrs. Mark A. Getzendaner,
Jr.
For traveling the bride wore
an electric blue suit wilh white
blouse and gloves, an electric
blue hat with rhinestonc trim
black coat and accessories and
her bridal orchid.
Following a short trip, the
couple will be In Salem for the
holidays and shortly before the
first of the year will leave for
Minneapolis. Mr. Getzendaner is
to graduate in May from the
Wonderful
Parties at
Holiday Time
Miss Ruth Skinner is to be
hostess this evening for an in
formal Christmas party. Bridge
will be played and a late supper
served.
Guests include Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Krueger, Mr. and Mrs.
Hillary Etzel, Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Ostrin, Mr. and Mrs. P. Dixon
VanAusdell, Jr., Mr. and Mrs.
Richard F. Gentzkow, William
Backe.
At Home Event
Among informal at home
events marking the week is the
one for which Mr. and Mrs.
Charles T. Martin, Jr. will en
tertain on Friday evening.
Guests have been invited to call
between six and 7 o'clock and
between 8 and 10 o'clock. About
50 friends have been invited.
Delta Zetas
Entertained
Delta Zeta sorority alumnae
met Tuesday evening at the
homo of Mrs. H. E. Smedly for
their annual Christmas party.
Mrs. E. A. Carleton assisted the
hostess.
During the business meeting,
presided over by the president,
Mrs. Arthur Lewis, the monthly
meeting date was changed from
the third Tuesday to the second
Tuesday of each month.
Members spent the evening
packing boxes for a needy fam
ily and dressing dolls. The
usual exchange of gifts was giv
en over to toys for the family.
The next meeting will be a
white elephant party at the home
of Mrs. Charles Derthick, Jan
uary 10.
Members present were: Mrs.
O. K. Beals, Mrs. Floyd Bowers,
Mrs. B. Bradley, Mrs. Charles
Derthick, Mrs. Charles Feike,
Mrs. William Foster, Mrs. Arth
ur Lewis, Mrs. Hugh Morrow,
Miss Maxine Paulsen, Miss
Prudence Paulsen, Mrs. Norman
Paulson, Mrs. Bjarne Ericksen,
Mrs. H. E. Smedly and Mrs. E.
A. Carleton,
ETA CHAPTER of Beta Sigma
Phi held its annual Christmas
party Wednesday evening at the
homo of the social sponsor, Mrs.
Walter L. Spaulding. Miss Wan
da Ringland was in charge of the
affair and was assisted by the
new pledges of the sorority, Mrs.
Dwaine Chretian, Mrs. Muriel
Cross, Mrs. Laura Foote, Miss
Jane Rodarmel, Mrs. William
Sims and Miss Ruby Strand.
Games were played during the
evening, there was carol sing
ing, and gifts were distributed
by Santa Claus. Late refresh
ments were served. The rooms
were decorated with holly
wreaths and scarlet ribbon, and
the centerpiece was of holly sur
rounded by red tapers.
LYONS Several from Ly
ons attended the wedding of
Willard Berry and Miss Dorothy
Brown in Salem, Sunday after
noon, at 3 o'clock at the Leslie
Methodist church. Willard is the
son of Marvin Berry of Lyons,
and grandson of Mr. and Mrs.
George Berry and Levi Garri
son, also of Lyons, and is a stud
ent at Oregon State college.
Those attending from here
were Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Ber
ry, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Penning
ton, Mr and Mrs. Alex Bodeker,
George Berry, Gloria Karr and
Mrs. Clyde Bresslor.
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An Old Fashioned Christmas This arrangement display
ing a Christmas tree and table as they appeared in the average
Salem home some 50 years ago was a feature of the recent
Salem Garden club Christmas greens show. Note the fringed
white linen cloth and the dishes carried out scenes from
Dickens' writings. Among features of the Christmas tree
were popcorn strings, a gingerbread Santa Claus as well as
other gingerbread figures the hand-made little paper lan
terns, and old-fashioned clips holding the candles with cranberries.
Diane Reed
Party Hostess
Miss Diane Reed is entertain
ing this evening at a coke party
preceding the Rainbow Girls
winter formal dance, giving the
affair at the home of her father,
Ted Reed, 1297 South High.
Invited are Deb Davis, Ste
phen Benson, Tom Angle, Den
nis Feike, Ronnie Walters, Mer
lin Schulze, Ferrel Covalt, Dick
Culbertson, Dick Lewis, Ronnie
Lethein, Lawrence Shellar, Mike
McManus, Clarence H a u g e n,
John Ericksen, Marjorie Duni
gan, Phyllis Scott, Pat Filler,
Norma Hamilton, Sharon Brown,
Joan Lewis, Mary Campbell
Marilyn Blakely, Billie Miller,
Norma Herrington, Joan Olson,
Luella Carlisle, Joan Travis,
Donna Johnson, Patsy Walters.
HOLIDAY visitors at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. George
Wellcr arriving last evening in
clude their son, John Weller of
San Francisco, Mrs. Weller's sis
ters, Mrs. James F. Elton of Se
attle and Miss Marie Churchill
of Portland, and a niece, Mrs.
Jon Schueler and her children,
Jamie and Joya, of San Fran
cisco. HOSTS ON Monday evening
at an open house were Mr. and
Mrs. Wayne Loder at their new
Morningside residence, guests
including employes of Lodor
Brothers company, their wives
and husbands. More than one
hundred called during the eve
ning. DR. AND MRS. Waldo Zeller
left Thursday morning by auto
for Los Angeles to spend the
holidays. The Zcllers will visit
there with their son, Robert C.
Zeller, and with other relatives
and friends, returning to Sa
lem January 2.
A Christmas Setting of Long Ago
Legion Party
Monday Evening
A large crowd attended the
annual Christmas party for Ca
pital Post, No. 0, American Le
gion, and Capital Unit No. 9 of
the auxiliary Monday evening
at the American Legion club.
Charles A. Barclay was mas
ter of ceremonies for the pro
gram. Mrs. Paul A. Hale played
the piano for the group singing
and solos. Phillip Blankenship
played violin numbers and also
accompanied for the group sing
ing. Mrs. David H. Cameron pre
sented a puppet show and also
sang solos. The Salem high
school carolers, directed by
Howard Miller, also gave sev
eral numbers.
Santa Claus paid a visit. Fol
lowing the- program refresh
ments were served, those on the
committee for the party includ
ing Mr. and Mrs. Donald Madi
son, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Dema
rest, Mr. and Mrs. David H. Ca
meron, Mr. and Mrs. John Gor
don, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Borkman,
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Pilcher, Mr.
and Mrs. R. C. Blaxall, Dr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Hockett.
Return from Trip
Home in time for Christmas
following five months in Europe
are Mrs. Oliver B. Huston and
daughters, Misses Harriet and
Virginia Huston.
They returned by way of the
Canadian Rockies and visited in
Victoria, B.C. before coming on
to balem.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Fitz-
slmons of Coos Bay, son-in-law
and daughter of the Hustons,
will be here for the Christmas
holidays.
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Wedding Dec. 11
Of Interest to many friends in
Salem is announcement of the
marriage of Mrs. Nettie Messick
of Midland, Texas, to Clay C.
Miller of Gresham.
The wedding was an event of
December 11 in Midland at the
home of the bride. She has been
the home demonstration agent
there.
The couple are driving west
and will be at home Christmas
week-end in Gresham, a family
dinner to be given there Sun
day. Mr. Miller Is a brother of Mrs.
Walter L. Spaulding of Salem
and has been a frequent visitor
in the capital.
Two Hostesses
Mrs. Joe Cook and Miss Alice
Cook entertained Wednesday af
ternoon at a Christmas party at
their home. Five hundred was
played and gifts exchanged.
Guests included Mrs. John
Hughes, Mrs. Dewey Baumgart,
Mrs. Eric Erickson, Mrs. Arthur
Engler, Mrs. Julia Hagenson,
Mrs. Geneva Isaacson, Mrs. Lou
is Thompson, Mrs. George
euske.
Holiday Event
A group of former school
friends will get together for
their annual Christmas party
this evening with Mrs. Robert
Burns and Mrs. Donald Bee
croft hostesses to the group at
the home of the former.
In the group are Mrs. Tom
Stevenson, Mrs. Robert W
Gormsen, Mrs. F. Vernon Sie
mens, Mrs. Sidney Murray,
Mrs. Burns and Mrs. Beecroft
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Independence Calvary Presbyterian church was arranged in
. K.atif,ii rhristmas setting of all-white last evening for the
wedding of Miss Donna Kletzing, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
H Kletzing, and William M. Addison, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Addison, the 8 o'clock service being performed by the Rev. John
W. Hood. '
White chrysanthemums, white
fir bows and candelabrums deco
rated the front of the church.
Banked in the windows were
the white bows with candles.
Miss Denice Howard of Port
land and Miss Barbara Ness of
Oswego lighted the candles
Miss Dolores Kletzing sang
preceding the ceremony, accom
panied by Mrs. Earl Johnson of
McMinnville. the latter also
playing the wedding marches
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride wore a dress1
of white satin fashioned with
a tight bodice and short train
The lace yoke was trimmed with
seed pearls as was the Juliet
cap that held the fingertip Il
lusion veil in place. For her
flowers the bride carried a bou
quet of white rosebuds and bou
vardia with a white orchid in
the center. 1
Sisters Attend
Miss Barbara Kletzing and
Miss Dolores Kletzing, sisters
of the bride, were maids of
honor and wore identical dresses
of white moire taffeta. They
carried matching muffs with red
gardenias and streamers to the
hemline of their dresses. Brides
maids were Miss Pan Newton
and Miss June Fitzgibbons of
Portland, sorority sisters of the
bride. They wore white moire
taffeta dresses and carried
muffs with red gardenias.
Tom Glrard was best man and
ushers were Wayne Allen, brother-in-law
of the bridegroom;
Paul Edlund of Santa Monica.
Calif., and Dick Barber of Sa-,
lem.
For the wedding the bride's
mother wore gray crepe with
a wine velvet hat and acces
sories and a corsage of gar
denias. The bridegroom's moth
er wore blue crepe with a black
velvet hat and black accessories
and a corsage of gardenias.
A reception was held at the
Woman's club building immedi
ately following the wedding
The bridal table was beautifully
planned and decorated by Mrs.
R. M. Walker. The large deco
rated cake centered the table
which was covered with white
tarlton over satin. Gardenias in
arrangements of lace ribbon and
white tapers were placed on
each side of the cake.
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Mrs. John Koke of Eugene, sis
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Allen of Salem, sister of the
bridegroom, presided at the
urns. Serving were sorority
sisters of the bride, including
Miss Frances Baumer of Eu
gene, Miss Ruthe Millard of
Camas, Wash., Miss Marjorie
Petersen of Portland, Miss Greta
Skillern of Eugene, Miss Mar
joree Rambo of Corvallls, Miss
Margaret Bostrum of Portland
and Miss June Bosworth of
Medford.
Mrs. John Irving had charge
of the guest book and Mrs. El
mer Oppliger and Mrs. Paul
Robinson received the gifts
Assisting about the rooms
were Mrs. R. M. Walker, Mrs.
Clarence Harwood, Mrs. Walte
Smith and Mrs. Theron Hoover
of Salem.
For traveling the bride wore
a vintage faille suit, black ac
cessories and the orchid from
her bridal bouquet. Following
a short trip, the couple will be
at home in Eugene, where they
will continue their schooling at
the University of Oregon. Mrs.
Addison will graduate in June.
The bride is affiliated with Chi
Omega sorority and the bride
groom with Beta Theta Pi fra
ternity. The bride is president
of her sorority this year.
Mrs. Elmer Addison and Mrs.
Wayne Allen entertained the
bridal party at a Christmas
buffet dinner Tuesday.
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