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C Capital Journal, Salem, Ore, Monday, January 12, 1958
: Miss Tiger,
Mr. Davis
Are Wed
Miss Lore Lee Tiger, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. DeWltt Tiger
of Stayton, wai wed to Daryl
Davis , eon of Mr. and Mrs. Mel'
fcern Davii, Saturday evening at
o'clock at the Fint Baptist
church, with Dr. Lloyd Ander
on ofiiclatlng.
Basket! of Calla lilies and
spring flowers were on either
aide of the altar and two white
candelabrum flanked the main
altar. The pews were marked
with, white satin ribbons. Miss
Lorraine Saul wai the organist
and Zldon Caley sang.
The brunette bride wore
f own of Ivory satin. The dress
was made with a tight-fitting
bodice, long sleeves with self-
covered buttons; the rounded
neckline was of net and lace,
and the skirt was slightly flared
with five rows of lace on it.
The short veil was of net and
lace, and was fastened by a half-
crown to the head with seed
pearls. The bride's only orna
ment was a strand of pearls, and
her bouauet was a large white
orchid with clusters of baby or
chids woven with bouvardia.
The bride also carried a small
white Bible.
Preceding the bride to the
altar as the maid of honor, was
her sister, Miss Wanda Tiger of
Stayton, and two bridesmaids.
, Miss Clara Doyo and Miss Roi
ella Reimer. The maid of honor
' wore nile green and the brides-
maids dresses were in blush
pink. The style of the dresses
- was identical. They were of sat-
' in with net oversfclrts, a row of
i rosettes banding the necklines
' and were worn with bolero Jack-
i ett. Shattered carnations were
1 used for headdresses and the
I bouquets were of pink and white
roses. .
1 Candlellghteri were Bobby
; McGiU of Jefferson and George
i Tiger of Stayton. Ringbearers
were Susan Tiger and Larry Mc
. . Gill. Flower girls were Carol
; Ann McGill and Judy Dawson of
, Jefferson. The junior girl at
- tendanta' dresses were replicas
of the bridesmaids' frocks and
were nile green and pink.
. Best man was Delbert Davis,
' brother of the bridegroom, and
. ushers were Roger Giles and
' Oliver Allen, fraternity broth
. era, and Laurence Scheeler, Jr.
'" Mrs. Tiger wore a navy blue
crepe dinner dress for her
daughter's wedding. Her accei
V series were white, and her eor
) sage was of pink rosebuds. Mrs.
, Melbern Davis, mother of the
; bridegroom, wore a gown of
) golden brown crepe with a long
' apricot-colored sash and Insets
: of lace at the neckline. Her ao
- eessorles were brown and apri
', eot and her corsage was of Tal
isman roses,
following the wedding, the
reception was In the fireplace
room, xne bride's table was cov-
i ered with a white satin cloth
and flanking the cake were pink
and white bells. Cutting the
bride's eake waa Mrs. Wallace
' Dawson of Jefferson, an aunt,
, and assisting waa Mrs. Lee
Coleman. Presiding at the cof-
tee urn was Mrs. Hugh McCain,
aunt of the bridegroom, and
: pouring punch was Miss Bernice
Struckmeier. Assisting in serv
ing were Misses Louise DeShon,
Joyce Saul, Darlene Ingdahl,
LaVerne Gammon and Marvel
, Lee Coleman. Carol Tiger passed
the dream cake; Sandra Dawson
; passed the guest book.
When the eouple left on their
; noneymocn for Vancouver, B.
C, the bride was wearing a
heather - colored dressmaker
suit and a small black velvet
hat, with accessories in black,
and she wore a white orchid
: corsage. After their honeymoon,
1 they will return to Salem for a
! short time, and on February 8
the bridegroom will leave for
. San Antone.Texas. where he will
take officers training in the air
; force. Mrs. Davis will Join him
i at a later date.
; The bride received her school
lng in Jefferson and for the past
.' year has been employed here as
a private secretary. The brlde
,' groom is a graduate of Salem
high school and in December
received his degree from the
i University of Oregon. He is
' member of Acacia fraternity.
: LEAVING on Thursdsy for
Miami. Florida, Is Mrs. C. D.
; Smith. She is stopping in Chi
. oago en route to visit a daughter.
Birthday Event
Stewart Pagenstecher, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Gerhard Pagen
stecher, observed his seventh
birthday with a party Saturday
afternoon, The anniversary is to
day. Honoring Stewart were
Kay Sherman, Harter de Weese,
Allan Hadley, Bobby Schmidt,
Jimmy Ward, Jackie Ritchie,
Tnra Brigha-i of Toledo, Buddy
Jensen of Albany, and Pamela
Pagenstecher, sister of the honor
guest.. . .
Booth-Shandy Rites
Recently at Church
At a recent ceremony in the
First Baptist church, Miss Irene
Shandy, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Lee Shandy of McMinnville,
was wed to Kenneth Lyle Booth,
son of Mr. and Mrs. R. Booth.
The Rev. William P. Bray of
ficiated at the double ring serv
ice on December IB.
Mrs. William Bray sang pre
ceding the ceremony. Holly and
candles decorated the chancel.
Mr. Shandy gave his daughter
in marriage. Her dress was of
whit nylon over white taffeta
with a waltz length skirt' Her
fingertip veil was secured with
lilies of the valley and she car
ried a white Bible topped with
orchids.
Matron of honor was Mrs,
John Thorsen of Salem. Her
dress was of aqua net over taf
feta and her flowers were pink
roses. Mist Betty Booth, sister
of the bridegroom, was brides
maid and her gown Ms of pink
net over taffeta. She carried
a nosegay of blue tinted roses.
Charles Neuman, cousin of the
bridegroom, was best man and
Fred Shandy, brother of the
bride was usher.
For her daughter's wedding
Mrs. Shandy chose a navy blue
afternoon dress and wore white
carnations. Mrs. Booth, mother
of the bridegroom, wore an aqua
dress with a corsage of white
carnations.
The couple greeted their guests
at a reception in the social hall
of the church. Mrs. A. C. Gas-
ner of Clatskanie cut the cake,
and Mrs. Robert Newsmann of
Amity poured. The bride's
grandmother, Mrs. Waller Ar
ledge of Willamina, served the
punch. Miss Lorraine Gottschalk
of Salem received the gifts and
Miss Delia Willis of Salem
passed the guest book,
Mr. and Mrs. Willis are in
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Some Notations . . .
By M. L.F.
A welcome back to the legis-home in the capital . . . Among
Is Bride-elect The engage
ment of Miss Colleen Lazenby,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
David C. Laxenby, to Cannon
Harris Jones was announced
recently, a spring wedding
being planned.
Installation
On Thursday
Installation of officers for the
Salem chapter of American Gold
Star Mothers will be Thurs
day evening at o'clock in the
Veterans of Foreign Wars hall.
Mrs. Elizabeth Gimpl of Eu
gene department president, will
officiate at the installation.
Salem Woman's Club
Following the business meet
ing of the Salem Woman's club
on Friday afternoon, Mrs. How
ard N. Hunsaker read an article
national defense and Mrs.
Abner K. Kline asked for aid at
the Red Cros sheadquarters.
Mrs. George Rossman intro
duced the speaker, Mrs. Charles
A. S prague. Mrs. S Prague gave
an entertaining account of her
experiences in New York while
her husband was alternate dele
gate to the United Nations.
Musical numbers were pre
sented by Miss Barbara Young
and her accompanist. Miss Ev
elyn Plog, Willamette university
students.
Mrs. Luke M. Johnston was
chairman of the tea committee,
Amaranth Event
Members of Hanna Rosa court.
Order of Amaranth, will meet at
8 o'clock on Saturday for a so
cial evening, "cheerio pals" will
be revealed and dancing and
cards will follow.
Chairmen of the event are
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Aston.
A SON, who has been named
David Michael, was born Sun
day, January 11, in Houston,
Texas, to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Kenagy. The grandparents are
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Ken-
Bloxle, Miss., where the bride- agy of Salem and Mrs. Charles
groom is stationed I Owen of Houston.
Dcvaro Coughs
5 From Common Colds
: That HANG ON
' Creomuhloa relieves promptly became
I h foes into the bronchial system to
i help loosen and expel gem laden
phlegm and awl Harare to aootne ana
heal raw, lender, inflamed bronchial
I membranes. Guaranteed to pleaae roe
. or money refunded. Creomuliton has
stood tin test of mil lion of were.
CREOMUCSION
fa tors and the first big social
gathering in conjunction with
opening of the legislature, Mon
day, was the party given at the
Senator hotel Sunday evening
in the Capitol room ... Ob
serving the 23th anniversary of
Representative W. W. Chad
wick of Marion county, owner
of the Senator, in the hotel bu
siness, hosts for the party were
Mr. Chadwick, his son-in-law
and daughter, Leonard Rowan,
manager of the hotel, and Mrs.
Rowan; and Mrs. Robert Moni
smlth, assistant manager of the
hotel . . . The affair followed
the caucus for the house of rep
resentatives Sunday evening
and it was given for the legis
lators, members of the press
and of the "third house"
Among special guests attending
were Governor rani L. Patter
son, Secretary of State Earl T.
Newhry, Walter Pearson, form
er state treasurer; John Steel
hammer, former representative
and ex-speaker of the house . . .
Among feminine guests. Repre
sentative Maurine Neuberger of
Portland with her - husband.
Senator Richard Neuberger;
and Mrs. Dorothy Wallace . . .
Mrs. Neuberger and Mrs. Wal
lace are the only women mem
bers of the legislature this ses
sion . . . Also among the guests,
Mae Barton of Coos Bay, who
is to do a series of free lance
articles ' on the legislature for
the Coos Bay Times ...
There will be a sizeable
group of Oregonians among
the thousands taking in the in
auguration for President
Dwight D. Eisenhower on Janu
ary 20 in the national capital.
. . . Among those leaving this
week to be on hand for the
inauguration, are Governor and
Mrs. Paul L. Patterson, Mr. and
Mrs. William L. Phillips, Sr. of
Salem and Miss Alene Phillips,
the latter moving to .Washing
ton to take up her duties as
personal secretary to former
Governor Douglas McKay, who
is to be the new secretary of
the interior . . . The McKays
left last week for their new
A DAUGHTER, who has been
named Diana, was born January
1 to Mr. and Mrs. William M.
Smith of Salem at Emanuel hos
pital in Portland. She is the
second daughter, the older
daughter being Louise. Grand
parents are-Mr. and Mrs. H. G.
Smith of Salem and Mrs. F. A.
Magruder of Baltimore, Mary
land. HILL ANTHONY Hill Billies
will meet for square dancing on
Tuesday evening with a practice
session beginning at 8 o'clock
at Roberts Grange hall.
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others around the state to be
back for the inauguration and
the inaugural balls will be the
following who are well known
in the state capital Mn. Mar
shall E. Cornett of Klamath
Falls, republican national com
mitteewoman; Mrs. Roy T.
Bishop of Portland, president ot
the Oregon Federation ot Re
publican Women; Mrs, Lesley
Miller of Gearbart, who was
vice chairman for the state or
ganization of Citizens for Eisen
hower during the fall cam
paign; Alton F. Baker, owner
and publisher of the Eugene
Register-Guard, and Mrs. Ba
ker .. .
Greeting many friends in
Salem while here for the legis
lature is Mrs. Kenneth Goodall
of Portland . . . She is to serve
as secretary for her husband,
Representative Kenneth Good-
all from the sixth district.
Clackamas and Multnomah
counties . . . The Goodalls are
at the Marion . . .' Among va
ried civic and community in
terests, Mrs. Goodall has been
an active member of ,the Port
land alumnae chapter of Theta
Sigma Phi, national journalism
honorary ... v
From Portland comes notice
of the "Art Muse am Ball," first
dance to be given in the Fort
land Art museum, the evening
event to be February 13 be
tween 10 p.m. and 2 a.m. . . .
The ball is a benefit from
which the committee hopes to
secure a goodly sum for the
museum's work . . . Mrs. Robert
B. Wilson is general chairman.
. .
Announced for April 23-25
is the annual state conference
for the American Association of
University Women, the event
to be In Klamath Falls . . . Alio
announced are dates for the
17th national convention of the
AAUW, in Minneapolis, June
22-25; and the triennial meeting
of the International Federation
of University Women in Lon
don, England, August 5-14 . . .
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Recent Newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wismer were
married in December at Knight Memorial Congregational
church. The bride Is the former Janet Lee Bover, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Boyer of Salem. Mr. Wismer is the
son of Mrs. Elizabeth Wismer of Tillamook. (Jesten-Miller
studio picture) ".. -
Star Event
On Saturday
Salem chapter, Order ot East- .
ern Star, met ai uie Masonic
temple Saturday night
Special guest, Mrs. w. u. Mc-
Kinley, associate grand matron,
conducted a school of instruc
tion for officers and members. ,
Other guests present were, Mrs.
Harry Charlton and Harry Mil
ler, worthy matron and worthy
patron of Trinity chapter.
Refreshments committee in
cluded Mr. and Mrs. Martin '
Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. George
Mart us, Mrs. Sherman Burris,
Mrs. Clyde Gilbert and Mrs.
Jeff Harrelson.
Decorations for the evening
were arranged by Mrs. Kenneth
Dodge and Mrs. Joe Brooks.
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To Visit Here
A visitor expected on Wednes
day Is Dr. H. H. Brooks, presi
dent of Coe college, Cedar Rap
ids, Iowa. He will visit his'
mother, Mrs. H. H. Brooks and
his brother-in-law and sister. Dr.
and Mrs. G. Herbert Smith of
Willamette university. Dr,
Brooks has been 'attending the
meetings for the American Asso
ciation of Universities and Col-'
leges in Los Angeles, a meeting .
also attended by Dr. Smith. The
visitor will be here two days.
Party for Birthday
Sharon Brown, oaugnter or
Mr. and Mrs. Neil Brown, was
honored at a party on Saturday
afternoon, the affair being a de-1
layed birthday event. Sharon
was nine years old in mid-De-cember.
Games were played and
refreshments served. Sharon's
guests were Mellnda Duniway,
Linda Senter, Diane Meola, Polly
Bailey, Barbara Ora, Beverly
Gannon, Randy Beck, Christine
Cannon, Barbara Sloan, Maria
McVay, Sharon Elbert, Phyllis
Shelton, Mary Ellen Prlne.
EXECUTIVE BOARD mem
bers of the American Legion
auxiliary, Capital unit No. ,
will meet Monday evening at 8
o'clock at the home of Mrs. An
son Ingels on Wallace road.
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