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Capital Women Edited by MAKIAN LOHRV FlSCHtH 6 Capital Journal, Salem, Ore., Monday, July 21, 1932 Wedding In Portland Of Interest Invitations have been received by several Salem friends for the wedding of Miss Georgie Ann Oberteuffer, daughter of the George Herman Oberteuffers of Portland, and David Ernest Crockatt, son of Mrs. Therese S. Crockatt of Salem. The wedding will be in the afternoon of August 10 at 4 o'clock in the First Presbyterian church in Portland, the recep tion following to be at the Ober teuffer home, Nineacres Farm. Among affairs to be given in honor of the bride-elect preced ing her wedding will be the par ty for which Miss Jocelyn Davis and Miss Elizabeth Waddell, the latter of Lebanon, are to en tertain on Sunday, July 27, at the Bruce F. Pickett home here. About 25 have been invited for a late afternoon party, a shower to fete the bride and a buffet supper to be served. Mrs. Harper Jamison of Mc Minnville also is entertaining to honor Miss Oberteuffer, plan ning the luncheon for the brides maids. Violin Recitals On 2 Evenings The John Wallace Graham Studio of Music announces two concerts of the pupils of Miss Bonnie Litchenberg, Thursday and Fridays evenings in the aud itorium of the First Methodist church at 8 o'clock. The Thursday evening con cert is to be the annual public presentation of violin and guitar students from the Salem, Silver ton, Lebanon and Albany stu dios, with 125 pupils participat ing. Advanced students from the Salem and Albany studios will play group violin numbers in a formal concert on Friday. A special feature of the Thurs day evening concert is to be the violin choir, with Friday's pres entation including group violin numbers of the Bach Double Concerto in D Minor and the March of the Wooden Soldiers. Assisting Miss Litchenberg and Prof. Graham with the con certs will be Miss Angela Hart- man, instructor of the Dallas studio, and John Walstcd of the Sweet Home studio. Accompan 1st for the formal concert will be Mrs. Hallie Ecklcy. Students participating in the formal concert will be Berthel Adams, Carol Cole, Howard Edi ger, Gene Eiswerth, Carlene Greist, Angela Hartman, Melvin Hasche, Bill Heard, Jim Helt- zcl. Charles Hens, Peggy Hughes, Art McEldowncy, Ralph McEl downey, Diannc Miller, Yvonne Miller, Patricia Pool, Jim Ry ell, Jonathan West, John Wal ked. Dinner for Groups Forty members of Willam ette encampment of I OOF and auxiliary met for a no-host din ner at the Odd Fellows temple Friday evening. Miss Wilrta Sicgmund presided over the auxiliary meeting following the dinner. Mrs. W. H. Gardner presented the group with $10 as a gift from the Three Links club, and Mrs. Gustavo Erikson was apnointrd lo purchase a flag lor use in the meetings. Plans to attend a slate-wide conclave at Klamath Falls in late September will be made at the meeting on August 1. Visitors Welcomed Silverton At the Robert Allen home for several davs have been their daughter. Miss Arlene Allen, supervisor of nurses at Portland St. Vincent hospital, and the family of an other daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Al Toth and Yvonne and Yolanda of Hayward, Calif., where Mrs. Toth is a member of the high school faculty in the home eco nomics department, and Mr. Toth is manager of a Safeways store. Both young women wrre giv en spennl honors at the Mon day evening meeting of the Del bert Reeves unit No. 7, Ameri can Legion auxiliary, when their mother was installed a presi dent of the unit for the coming year. HONORING Mr. and Mrs. William Stevenson, who will be leaving next Thursday lo return to their former home in Still- water, Minn., Mr. and Mrs. Bruce F. Pickett are entertain-1 ing a small group at dinner Tuesday evening at their Canda laria Heights home. CHRISTIAN SERVICE guild of Evangelical United Brethren church is meeting Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Mel Propp, 9ji5 North 14th. Co hostess is Mrs. Floyd King. Leader for the program li Mrs. Max Graves. I t i i : -v Couple Wed Here Sunday Afternoon A mid - afternoon wedding, Sunday, was that of Miss Mary Ann McFarlane and Ralph L. Nafziger, the 3 o'clock service Donna Jane Macklin Is Miss Kufner Bride Saturday Evening Wed Here Engaged Miss Doris Phil lips, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Phillips, has an nounced her engagement to J. W. Melton, Jr., son of Mrs. and Mrs. James W. Melton. Mrs. Barr Named by Rotana Club Medford (U.R) Delegates to the national convention of Ro tana International, which ended here Sunday, elected Mrs. Mary Booth, Helena, Mont., as presi dent for the comng year. Other new officers chosen for the classified service club for women in business and the pro fessions included: Mrs. Marie Barr, Salem, Ore., first vice president; Mrs. Grace Stadalman, Laurel, Mont., second vice president, and Mrs. Agnes Sheridan, Butte, Mont., relected treasurer. New members of the board of directors were Mrs. Anne Amick, Bend, Ore.; Mrs. Leonel Heater, Grants Pass, Ore., and Mrs. Bernice Zeiler, Billings, Mont. SILVERTON Judge and Mrs. Alf. O. Nelson were hosts July 18 to all members of their im mediate family living in Silver- ton, honoring visiting relatives from Seattle. The dinner was served on the patio of the Nel son home. The fourteen guests Included the families of Mr. and Mrs. Don Burch (Frances Nel son), Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nel son and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Nelson. being read at the First Christian I church by the Rev. Brooks Moore of the First Methodist church. The bride is the daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd A. j McFarlane and Mr. Nafziger is (the son of Mr. and Mrs. William E. Nafziger. The bridal gown of lace and net over satin was fashioned en train with full skirt and deep lace inset. The fitted bodice and long sleeves were of lace and were trimmed in seed pearls. The bride, given in marriage by her father, carried white steph anotis with a white orchid center and her fingertip illusion veil was held by a pearl tiara. Mrs. Jack McFarlane, matron of honor, wore a pale green gown of net with full length skirt, and matching taffeta sash at the waist. A violet bunch was fastened to the low halter-effect j neckline and the bouquet was of: small pink roses and purple' daisies. The bridesmaids, Miss Mary Bischoff and Miss Ruth Bischoff, wore dresses of orchid, styled similarly o the honor attend ant's, and carried bouquets of small pink roses and purple daisies. Edgar Nafziger, the bride groom's brother, was best man. Ushering were Jack McFarlane, Gary McFarlane, Artnur Matsu das, Alton Roth, Bob Roth. Lighting the tapers in the church were Mrs. James Black man and Mrs. Homer Davenport. Nuptial music was played at the organ by Mrs. J. M. Cracroft. Soloist for the ceremony was Henry Dalke. Mrs. M. F. Becker and Mrs. Floyd McFarlane, aunts of the bride, cut the bride's cake at the reception in the church parlors. Mrs. Glen McFarlane, aunt of the bride, Mrs. Harvey Michaelis and Mrs. Julia Dowdall were in charge of the punch bowl. Mrs. Richard Mitchell passed the guest book. For the wedding trip to Cali fornia, the bride wore royal blue knit suit with gold and white arcpssnrip.1. The ronnlp nlnn to live in Salem until September j when they will move to Spring field where Mr. Nafziger will have a teaching position at Springfield high school. An attractive bride Saturday that of the honor attendant but evening was Miss Donna Jane were in aqua organdy with Macklin, daughter of Mr. and matching mitts. Their flowers Mrs. Donald M. Macklin, her also were the crescents of sal- marriage to William Franklin mon ana coral gladioluses. Lawrence, son of Mrs. Adelial Beverly Babcock of Sandy was Lawrence, being solemnized at flower girl, wearing a yellow or a service in the First Congrega-1 gandy frock and oerrying a fan tional church. Dr. Seth R. Hunt- shaped basket of garden blooms, ington read the vows at 8 o'clock. Harold Babcock of Sandy was White gladioluses and lighted! best man. Bruce Rodgers, Don candles decorated the church for Bartholomus and Wes Bartholo the wedding, and down the aisle mus, all of Portland, were the were yellow net ribbon and ushers, gladioluses at the pews. i Reception follows. For the music, Miss Roena' For her daughter's wedding, Owen of Oswego sang. Mrs. Mrs. Macklin wore an aqua chif Hclen Blything of Portland fon and lace over taffeta gown, played the organ. j with corsage of white orchids, j Mr. Macklin gave his daugh-The bridegroom's mother wore a ter in marriage. The bride wore rose crepe gown with corsage! a ffnwn nt whitp nvlnn tulip nvpr of white orchids. I bridal satin, the bodice of Chan-1 The reception was at the Worn tilly lace over the satin and de- an's club. Mrs. Gladys Oliver signed with an illusion neckline and Mrs. Harold Babcock, both and cap sleeves of lace. The train of Sandy, cut the cake. Mrs. was chapel length. The fingertip Lloyd Mitchell and Mrs. Roy veil of illusion, edged in lace, was held in place by a Juliet cap of Chantilly lace and silk illu sion trimmed with seed pearls and satin cord. For her flowers the bride carried a cascade of white gladioluses, tiny yellow rosebuds and stephanotis. Coral and blue. Elliott, both of Portland, poured. The bride's table was set with a white satin cloth, yellow net fans, bows of yellow and coral and white and salmon roses. As sisting at the reception were Miss Claralyn Lee, Miss Beverly Hofstetter, Miss Maurine Jones, Miss Carol Wilcox of Newberg Miss Patricia Ullman was hon- Miss Edith Kilbuck of Hood or attendant. She wore a coral River, Mrs. Walter Richards of organdy over taffeta frock, made Canton, 111., Miss Helen Hannah with bouffant skirt, nipped in of Portland, Mrs. Howard Mad bodice, winged collar and cap er, Mrs. Howard Girod, Miss sleeves. With the dress she wore Muriel Fitts, Janet and Nancy mitts in coral. Her bouquet was Babcock. a crescent of salmon and coral1 The couple left on a trip to gladioluses. Miss Sarah Jane Backstrand, Miss Jeanne Hoffman and Miss Nancy Trigg, the latter of Leb anon, were the bridesmaids. Their gowns all were made like the Oregon beaches, the bride wearing a navy wool crepe suit with white hat, navy and white accessories and corsage of or chids. The couple will be at home in West Linn after July 26, MRS. EUGENE DAVIDSON has gone to Seaside for a week or 10 days and while there is meeting her sister, Mrs. Ray mond Jones. 8 and 40 Group Meets at Picnic Mrs. Harry Humphreys and Mrs. G. W. DeJardin were host esses for the 8 et 40 members at the annual picnic in Stayton park. Thirty-three guests were present. During the brief business ses sion with Mrs. Fred Lucht of Mt. Angel as le petit chapeau, Mrs. Bert A. Walker of Salem was elected historian on the resignation of Mrs. Beryl Porter. Mrs. Frank Marshall will attend the departmental marche as! delegate. Singing about the campfirc was a feature of the informal j social hour. ! The next meeting was an nounced for Wednesday eve ning, September 17, when in stallation of officers will take place. Mrs. Albert C. Gragg of Salem is the recently elected le petit chapeau. WRC Event A report on the Woman's Re lief Corps state convention, giv en by Mrs. Gus Erickson, was part of the business of the Sedg wick corps meeting Friday. Mrs. C. G. Robertson also gave a reading on the flag. Following the meeting, a dutch treat honoring Mrs. Mary Ackerman was attended by Mrs. Sarah Peterson, Mrs. C. G. Rob ertson, Mrs. C. R. Pierce, Mrs. Goldia Kyle, Mrs. Lura Tandy, Mrs. Fred Barker, Mrs. Blanche Stewart, Mrs. Gus Erickson, Mrs. Florence E. Shipp. The next meeting of the Wom en's Relief Corps will be Aug ust 15. Sunday Eve Exchanging nuptial vows Sun day evening at 7:30 o'clock in a setting of red and white gladio luses were Miss Janet Marie Kufner, daughter of Mrs. Sam Rutherford and John Kufner, and John Marvin Rex, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Rex. The ceremony was solomlzed at St. Mark's Lutheran church with the Rev. John L. Cauble officiating. Pink organdy eyelet dresses, with organdy stoles were worn' by the candlelighters. Miss Mar- j ilyn J. Olson ana Miss JoAnn Maiek. Soloist for the wedding was Mrs. Wilbur Martin. Mau rice W. Brennen was the organist. The bride, wearing a white satin gown with a net yoke and satin peplum, was given in mar riage by her father. A coronet trimmed with pearls held the fingertip length veil. Streamers of white stephanotis cascaded f.nm iha KriHal ViiMimtot nt rari rncphuria surrminripH hv whitp! gladioluses. The dress of the honor attend ant, Mrs. Gordon Hamilton, was of powder blue taffeta with se quins on net decorating the over skirt and stole. Mrs. Hamilton carried a nosegay of pink and white gladioluses, sweet peas, roses and snapdragons and pink lace. Miss Patricia MacDonald and Mrs. Alvin Kampstra were the bridesmaids, their taffeta dresses of strapless design with sequined net stoles. Miss MacDonald's dress was pink, Mrs. Kampstra's blue. Their nosegays matched their dress colors. Junior bridesmaid was the bride's sister, Karen Rutherford, who wore a pink taffeta dress and carried a matching nosegay. In blue dresses, styled like that of the junior bridesmaid's were flower girls, Shari Le Hofstetter and Margo Foote. They carried baskets of assorted flowers. Melvin Rex stood with his brother as best man. The ushers were Tom Collern, Allan Olson, Harold Nicholes, Leon DuBois, Tom Walden, and Marvin Jen sen, with Ronnie Urban, the ring r r bearer. itugeneans Mrs. Rutherford wore a lace'. . . Ill dress of royal blue for her,ApH l-IPTP daughter' wedding. Mrs. Rex 1 wore a powder blue dress. Bothl Wed on Monday evening, July wore corsages of pink roses. , 14 were MiM Lorraine Frady Serving the wedding cake at and William M. Curry, both of the reception in the church par- Eugene, the service being sol lors was Mrs. Austin H. Wilson, lemnized at the home of Mr. Sr., assisted by Mrs. John A J Curry's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Olson. The punch was poured by i Marion Curry in Salem. Miss Joyce Siegenthaler and the, Tne bride the daugnter o( coffee by Mrs. Ervln Siegen-1 MrJ Edna Fontenot of Vi thaler. Cousins of the bride, Miss patte La Sue Wilson, Miss Mary Hend-1 preJent for the wedding were nckson, Miss Carol Luckinbeal,!the bridcgroom.s orotner and assisted about the rooms. sister-in-law, Mr. and Mr,. For the wedding trip through i Wayne Curry, also of Eugene, Washington, Idaho, Montana and Mr and Mrs jjean Ellis of Port Oregon the bride wore a dark land and Harold Parmenter of green knit suit with red acces- Eugene. sories and a corsage of red roses. ' . ... , . . After July 27, the Rexes will' The couple will make their be at home at 1140 North 5th:Jom Eug,e' M.r- ?uun7 "nd street wms m ive insur- ... lance business there. RECEIVING congratulations on the birth of their first child are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Har rison (Dona Marie Henderson), of Corvallis. The child, a girl, was born July 17, and has been named Rebecca Rue. Also sharing in the congratu lations are Mr. and Mrs. Loyal Henderson, who became grand parents for the first time, and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Harrison of Brooks. A great grandmother is Mrs. Mattie Riggs, Portland, and the great grandfathers are Eugene T. Wood and Jim Hen derson, both of Salem. IN CHARGE of the Tuesday i night meeting of the Hill An thony Hillbillies are to be Mr. land Mrs. John Geisler, assisted 'i ... , . n r , uy ivir. miu itua. oyitm uooa- enough and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Goodwin. The meeting is to be at Rob erts Grange hall at 8 o'clock. FOR GUARANTEED WATCH REPAIR THE JEWEL BOX 443 STATE NOW! 24-HOUR DRUG SERVICE Open Daily 8 A.M. to 11 P.M. and Duty Pharmacist on Call 11 P.M. fo 8 A.M. Just Phone 39123 or 42248 QUISENBERRY'S Prescription Store 130 South Liberty Joffy NEW cereal with TASTE.' . foi ETNESs TrV Km- 5 y - Grtn-jettc makes jolly-good eating! Product of Genera! 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