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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1951)
KWMmmmmm'.wmt Salem General Hospital Auxiliary Plans Sale. . . IffSt ' A fj) L ,M 4 HI Committee Meets Annual rum mage sale for' the Salem General hospital auxiliary is to be an event of this coming Friday and Saturday in the hall over Greenbaum's. The event will be staged throughout Friday and through Saturday to 1 p.m. Proceeds go to the fund to im prove the baby ward at the hospital. A large group of members will be working on the sale. Recently, some of the committee met at the home of the auxiliary president, Mrs. Carl E. Nelson, to talk over plans. At top, left to right: Mrs. Edgar T. Pierce, Mrs. A. C. Gerlinger, Mrs. Lewis D. Griffith, Mrs. Homer L. Goulet, Jr., Mrs. Conrad Paulson and Mrs. Nelson. Below are the co chairmen for the sale, Mrs. Clarence M. Byrd at left, and Mrs. J. E. Law. (Jesten-Miller studio candids) Miss Zahare Bride-Elect The engagement of Miss Pa tricia Zahare, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Zahare, route 7, Salem, to Gail Murray, son of Mrs. Denise Murray of Mon mouth, was announced Monday evening at the Chi Omega soror ity on the Willamette university campus. The news was revealed dur ing the dinner hour. Hanging on the front door of the chapter house was a large heart with a red rose fastened to it and the title of the song, "When You Look in the Heart of a Rose" written on it. The ring was fas tened to a bouquet of red roses on the dining table. The names of the couple were told when Miss Norma Smedley sang and gave the chapter president a rose with the names "Pat and Gail" in the center. The trad itional box of chocolates was passed. No date is set for the wedding. Miss Zahare is a senior at Wil lamette, majoring in languages. Mr. Murray is attending Oregon State college, a senior in me chanical engineering. He prev iously attended Willamette uni versity, where he is a member of Phi Delta Theta fraternity. A BENEFIT card party Is being sponsored by the social club of Trinity chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, Saturday eve ning at the West Salem city hall. Reservations may be made by calling Mrs. Fred Gibson, 36209 or Mrs. Charles Unruh, 33519. Miss Rempel Bride At Recent Service Smithfield The chancel of the Grace Mennonite church in Dallas was the scene of an after noon wedding when Miss Im ogene Ruth Rempel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. V. Rempel of Smithfield, was wed to William Ernest Domes, son of Mrs. jane E. Domes of McCoy, in the pres ence of about 300 relatives and friends. The altar was decked with daffodils and pussywillows in baskets guarded by tall bronze candelabrums hodlng white tap ers. Bronze candlesticks stood at the piano and the organ. Rev, J. J. Reiger officiated, using the double ring ceremony. Miss Ma cel Burr sang and Miss Esther Stonebrook presided at the or gan. Immediately after reces sional march, Larry Diehm, cousin of the bride, played inci- dental music for about an hour on the piano. Mrs. John Morris was her sis ter's only attendant. She was dressed in a pale blue taffeta gown with a yellow ribbon for a sash and carried a colonial nose gay of blue irises and yellow satin bow. Miss Beverly Hurl bert, niece of the bridegroom, and Miss Zora Ann Hiebenthal, cousin of the bride, were the ' candlelighters. They wore pink gowns with blue ribbon sashes identical to that of the honor attendant. Keith Shields of Bethel was the best man for Mr. Domes. The ushers were Wayne Domes, brother of the bridegroom, and Vernon Dyck and Abe Schier- ling, cousins of the bride. The bride wore a white satin and marquisette wedding gown GOOD WILl 0FFERJ&& It'l i big, panel ff color Cannon fic mjm doehl Hurry-get VJS J .1.1 1 uAlT. m'tL. with long train that was lace trimmed. The dress had a bertha collar which was also lace trim med. Clusters of lilies of the val ley were caught up in the skirt. The bride wore a veil of illusion net held in place with a crown of seed pearls. The bridal bou quet was a white orchid sur rounded by white carnations and silver ribbon and lacelon. - Mrs. Rempel, the bride's mother, wore a smokey brown dress bead trimmed. Mrs. Domes, the bridegroom's moth er, wore a royal blue dress, also bead trimmed. Their corsages were identical, green cymbidium orchids nested in lacelon. At the reception in the church social rooms, Mrs. Harold Hurl bert cut the wedding cake, which was centered on a lace covered table guarded by white candles. Mrs. Albin Sundsten served the punch. John Morris and Edward Schellenberg served the ice cream. Mrs. Paul Shields of Am ity passed the guest book. The gift bearers were Mrs. Lyle Fleming, Miss Ruth Rosenau, Miss Hilde Boeder, Harold Lee Hurlbert, and Marvin Rempel. Assisting about the rooms were Mrs. Lowell Lambert, Mrs. H. W. Boeder, Mrs. Rudolph Reimer, the Misses Lois Thomp son, Laverne Beyerle, Velma and Verda Hiebert, Lenora Balzar, Laurena Quiring, Beverly Lam bert, Phylis Neufeld and Zelma Janzen. For going away, the bride Bethel Plans For Inspection Job's Daughters, bethel No. 35, initiated four new members at its meeting Monday evening, Plans were completed for joint inspection at Independence for bethels 34, 45 and 43 on March 26. Present for the inspection will be the grand guardian, Mrs. J. A. Moore, and associate grand guardian, A. J. Peters. A bus will leave Beaver hall that ev ening at 6 o'clock for Independ ence. Honored at the Monday even ing session were Miss Margaret Ames, past honored queen of bethel 34, and Miss Harriet Hi day, junior past honored queen of bethel 35. Delegates elected to grand ses sion were Miss Jackie Jones, honored queen of the bethel and Miss Sally Rasmussen. Accepted as a member by transfer was Miss Marilyn Parsons of bethel No. 12 of Pendleton. The members celebrated the third birthday of the bethel and also the birthdays of Misses Har riet Hiday, Barbara Cone and Marilyn Parsons. On the tuberculosis committee for the next two weeks are Misses Delores DiFillipi, Sharon Fleming and .Kay Knickerbock er. Refreshments were served following the business session. AMONG those entertaining informally at a pre-dance party preceding the military ball of the Reserve Officers' association, Saturday evening, are Mr. and Mrs. Edward O. Stadter, Jr.,' who have invited a group to call between 7:30 and 9 o'clock. MT. ANGEL A party honor ing Mrs. Clarence Erwert of Portland was given Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hoffer in Mt- Angel. Games were enjoyed. Hostesses were the honor guest's two sisters, Mrs. Gene Hoffer and Mrs. Tony Nissl of McMinn ville, and Miss Mary Lou Wels- senfeld. A supper was served after which the gifts were open ed. Guests present from Salem were Mrs. Warren Erwert, Mrs. Arlin Staab, Miss Arlene Er wert, Miss Mary Ane Hauth, DOCTORS SAY: lj Aftr ST.JOSEPH WiJl ASPIRIN wore a print dress, a red coat. and black hat and accessories, and an orchid corsage. They will be at home to their friends at McCoy. Men who know 'whiskey best say: "Schenley tastes better! It's the richest . . . finest of all!" $S60 For an 3 qt. $025 Mm Pint BLENDED WHISKEY 86 PROOF. 65 GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS. SCHENLEYDIST..INCN.Y.C. DRESS SALE $5 FINAL CLOSE-OUT OF 100 DRESSES! VALUES TO 29.95 Thursday! Friday! Saturday! til L V f Wg 'ewelen tier's GIVES &C GREEN STAMPS Capital Journal, Salem, Ore., Wednesday, Feb. 21, 1951 ' Miss Pauline Weis, Miss Mariai Unger and Miss Joanne Bochs ler; from Woodburn, Miss Mar ian Rlckert, Miss Katherin- Becker; Scio, Mrs. William Lu lay, Jr.; Stayton, Miss Joai Berning; Oregon City, Mn Charles Sterber; Amity, Mis Rosemary Stupfel; Mt. 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