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St. Joseph' Catholic church waa th
Ken for on of th lit Mimmw'i prom
inent wedding this morning when Mis
Nancy Ann Miller, only daughter of
Mr. and Mr. K. Burr Miller, wu mar
ried to Paul S. Hawklna , ton of Mr. and
Mr. Robert A. Hawking of Astoria.
Th Impressive rites were solemnized
at 11 o'clock, the Rev. Joseph Vander
beck officiating. It was a beautiful
all-white wedding. Whit gladioluses
and larkspur with touches of pink for
accent were banked on th altar. At
th pews were bouquets of th bloom
tied with whit ribbons. Corrine Alex
ander and Wayne Meuiey sang for th
service, Mr. Meuiey also playing th
organ.
Jon Michael Miller, young brother of
th bride, and Donald Wlchman wer
altar boys for th nuptial mass.
Lace and Tall Dress .
a svinicuvt uiuueiiv uria wore
a dress of exquisite Chantilly lac and
nylon tulle. Th molded bodice, and
th long fitted sleeves wer of the lac
a was th short overskirt which waa
graduated from th sides in front to a '
dip in back and bordered pleats extend
ing down the front from th waist.
Th tulle framed a shallow V-neck-line
from th outer shoulders, and
the bodice was finished with a
pleated cummerbund of the tulle. Th
very full skirt extended into e cotillion
train. The headpiec ' of rhinestones
and pearls was th crown the bride
wore as queen of th 1890 Cherry Fes
tival. The veil was a two-tiered, waist
length one. With th dress the bride
.wore white satin, French heel slippers
with rhineston straps. Her flowers
were a crescent of stephanotls and bou
vardla. Mr. Miller gave his daughter
in marriage.
Th bride's five attendants also wer
dressed in white, the same Chantilly
lac and tulle as in th bride's dress.
Their waltz length frocks were worn
over taffeta ana wer fashioned with
tiny cap sleeves and boat necklines,
cummerbund of th pleated tulle and
full two-tiered skirts of th tulle. Th
fiv wore matching lac mitts and tiaras
of matching scalloped lac. All wore
pink shantung slipper and all carried
nosegays of Demur roses and pink
bouvardia.
Ftv Attend i ..
Miss Elizabeth Ann Lawrence of Pen
dleton was maid of honor. Mrs. Vane
McKenney of Astoria, sister of th
bridegroom, Mrs. Jsmes B. Milter, sister-in-law
of th bride; Mrs. James A.
mt. ana Mrs. ti. E. Smedley leav
next Friday for South Gate, Calif., Just
out of Los Angeles, ta be son fni th
coming year. There, : their daughter.
Miss Norvada Smedley, who is doing
graduate work at University of South
ern California, will Join them.
Oat are leaving early next week for
Salem and will occupy th Smedley
horn here. Mr. Smedley and Dr. Mai
lernee have exchanged teaching posi
tions zor in year.
Mrs. Leland Shina has invited mem
ber of her bride n . n 4 -
her horn next Thursday evening, th
(roup resuming meetings for th fall.
WKO LAST ganday aftaraeea was
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Rock of Corvalll and Mis Nancy Col
lins of Portland wer th four brides
maids. William Klrby of JTugen wu best
man. Ushering were Vane McKenney
and John P. Moloney, both brothers-in-law
of the bridegroom, Astoria; James
B. Miller, brother of the bride; Robert
Altaian and Kenneth Wagner,, both of
Portland,, and Richard K. Mors of
Astoria. -
The bride's mother wore aa amber
brown Chantilly lace frock, waltz
length, and fashioned with three-qoar-ters
length sleeves and circular skirt
With the dress she wore moss green
' accessories and shoes and a satin-ribbon
headpiece in th same green. ' Her flow
ers wer green orchids. Th bride
groom's mother wore an antique gray
lace with matching satin shoes, a sstir
pillbox hat in the same color, and
corsage of pink orchids.
Reception Follows
Th reception following was at th
Catholic Center. Late summer flower
decorated the rooms. The bride's table
was covered with a pink cloth,
with whit lace insertions, and gar
lands of smilax were festooned on '
th cloth around the tabic. Mrs, John
P. Moloney, sister of the bridegroom,
Astoria, and Mrs. James Anderson,
Portland, cousin of the bridegroom, cut
the cake, those assisting including Mrs.
Emma Boyce of Portland, aunt of the
bride; Mrs. Palmer Macdonald of Port
land and Mrs. John H. Carson. Pouring
were Mrs. George Foster, Mrs. Lillian
Holmes, both aunts of the bride, Port
land, Mrs. Douglas Gern, Portland, aunt
of the bridegroom; Mrs. George S. Hoff
man, Mrs. Herbert J. Darby of Portland,
Mrs. John R. Caughell. Others assist
ing at the reception included Miss Bar
bara Keelan of- San Francisco, Mrs.
Robert Jones of Corvallis, Miss Ashl
Dixon of Portland, Miss Jane siocum
of Lebanon, Miss Beverly Moor of Eu
gene, Miss Mary Waddeil of Lebanon,
Mrs. David Crockatt of Portland, Mrs.
Jay McMurran, Mrs. William F. John
son, ' both of Salem; Mrs. James G.
Harding, Jr. of Portland, Miss Ann Ger
linger of Dallas, Miss Patricia Howard
of Portland, Miss Bernlce Imlah, Miss
Norma Camfleld, Mrs. Richard D. Lee,
Miss Elaine Stanley, all of Salem.
For traveling, the bride wore a beige
suit and hat with bronze accessories -and
a corsage of cymbidium orchids in
bronze shades.
' Following a trip to Carmel, the couple"
will be at home at 719 17th avenue East,
Eugene.
Meeting on Tuesday evening for a
no-host supper in the parish hall will
b members of St. Agnes guild, St.
Paul's Episcopal church, the affair to
be at 6:30 o'clock. On th commltte
'are Mrs. Hope Edwards, Mrs. Lola
Fursman, Mrs. Daisy Chance, Miss
Louis King and th guild president,
Mrs. Hazel Johnson. .,,
Credit Women' Breakfast club meet
ing will be at the Credit Bureau, Tues
day morning, at T o'clock.
Chemeketa ' chapter, Toastmistress
club, will meet at th Golden Pheasant,
ununaay evening, at 8 o'clock.
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MRS.-30HN COGSWELL ANICKER, JR.
Mr. John CatiweQ Ankker. Jr. (Jerce Lee Ovarii) n. ui.
(tad 1 lata. Mr. Ankaer the M' 'SlZiSZ. iiJSSSj, 5
August Rivals. June
y MARIAN LOWRY FISCHER
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ISS Gladys Blue, who will be
leaving this fall for study at
Eastman School of Music, will
appear in a piano recital the evening
of Tuesday, September 8, at Waller
halt
Mis Blue has been awarded a gradu
, at asslstantship at Eastman, th
award Including a full tuition, plus a
cash stipend. She will do her graduate
degree in theory and will study with
Dr. A. I. McHose.
Miss Blue is a graduate of Willamette
university college of music and is a
member of Mu Phi Epsilon music honor
society on th campus. . She is th ,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Blue
of Salem.
Members of St Paul's guild, St.
Paul's Episcopal church, are meeting
for a no-host luncheon Wednesday at
12:30 o'clock In the parish haU. Mrs. R.
D. Barton If president of th group.
(Botw aiteiM? autora)
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MRS. PAUL
Zugef-Rogers Nuptials on Saturday
' An attractive bride this morning was
Miss Colleen Mae Rogers who wss mar
ried to Eugene Joseph Zuger. She is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James
Allen Rogers and Mr. Zuger is the son
of Mrs. Pauline Zuger, Salem, and A.
Zuger of Los Angeles.
The service was at S o'clock in St.
Joseph's Catholic church, the Rev. John
Fleming officiating. Sunburst baskets
of pink, whit and pal yellow gladio
luses and pompons decorated the
church, and the aisles were marked
with whit satin ribbons and clusters
of the flowers. Lorraine Nelke was
vocalist and Wayn Meusey played the
organ.
Given in marriage by her father, th
bride wore a dress of Chantilly lace
over satin, entrain. It was designed
with scalloped neckline, long sleeves
and two panels of accordion pleated
nylon down the front. Th fingertip .
veil of illusion was arranged from a
Juliet cap of satin and pearls. Th bride
carried a prayer book with white or
chid. Attendanta In Pastel
Mrs. Gilbert Adams was honor at
tendant. She wor a pale pink nylon
net over white dress that had appliqued
flowers on the strapless bodice and was
worn with a stole.. She wore a Juliet
eap of yellow net and carnations and
her bouquet was of the yellow carna
Monthly business sesssion for Salem
Soroptimist club will be next Wednes
day noon in conjunction with the
group's luncheon at the Golden Pheas
ant. Cascade chapter. National Secretaries
association, will meet at the home of
Mrs. William De Vail, 545 South 16th
street, Tuesday. Miss Patricia Sebas
tian will be a co-hostess for the dessert
and business meeting. Plans will be
made to attend the northwest regional
convention in Medford September 19
and 20.
Salem Writers cluD Is meeting next
Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock at the
home of Mrs. J. C. Singleton, 695 Court
street, Miss Renska Swart as co-hostess.
Trinity chapter, Order of Eastern
Star, will meet Friday at the West Sa
lem city hall at 8 o'clock. Reports of
the grand chapter will be given by Mrs.
Harry Charlton, worthy matron, and
Harry Miller, patron.
Ainsworth chapter, Order of Eastern
Star will resume its regular meetings
September 2, at the Scottish Rite
Temple at 8 o'clock.
Mrs. H. E. Smedley, worthy matron,
will preside for the last time before
leaving to spend a year in California.
A social hour will follow the meet
ing and refreshments will be served in
the dining room.
Betrbthal Told
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Westhers are
announcing the engagement- of their
younger daughter. Miss Patricia Ann
Weathers, to Laurence (Bud) Herber
ger, son of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Her
bcrger. Miss Weathers is a graduate of Salem
high school and is employed by the
Stat tax commission. Mr. Herberger
is a graduate of Sacred Heart academy
and is employed by the state highway
department
No dat la set for th wedding.
S. HAWKINS
tions.
Miss June Haugen and Mrs. Richard
Allen were the bridesmaids. They
wore identical frocks of pale blue nylon
net and lace and their Juliet caps wer
of pink net and carnations, and their
bouquets were of the pink carnation. ,
Gilbert Allen was best man. Ush
ering were Gilbert Adams, Jack LobdeL
William Kraemer, Melvin Staudinger
and Donald Sommer.
The bride's mother wor a winter
Wheat taffeta dress with matching
jacket, a black velvet hat and acces
sories.. The bridegroom's mother wore
a cream faille suit trimmed in black
with black accessories. Both mothers
wor corsages of pink orchids.
To Live Her
The reception was at the Salem Wom
an's club house. Mrs. Robert Schnider
cut the cake, Mrs. William Kraemer
poured. Assisting were Mrs. John Day,
Mrs. Gerald Saddler, Mrs. Melviri Stau
dinger, Miss Delores Suchy, Mrs. Chrys
tal Griffin. Decorations were in th
pink, whit and yellow theme.
For going away the bride wore a
white Irish linen suit, trimmed with
white satin and pearl and rhineston
detail on the Jacket, white accessories,
and corsage of white orchids. The
couple will be at home at 1799 Ever
green following a trip to Canada.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Snyder, Amity,
are observing their golden wedding an
niversary next Wednesday, September
2.
A reception in their honor is arrang
ed for the afternoon by their family,
friends being Invited to call at the Sny
der home between 2 and 6 o'clock.
The Snyders have lived in Oregon,
since 1946, coming from Nebraska
where they were married 50 years ago.
In their family are two sons, Ray
Snyder of Amity and Cecil Snyder of
Molalla, a daughter, Mrs. Jack Starr of
Los Angeles; and seven grandchildren.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Llndbeck leav
Monday for a trip to the east and south,
planning to be gone several months.
They will visit in Nebraska, Kansas,
Oklahoma, 'and Arkansas. In Wash
ington, D.C., they will visit their son
and daughter-in-law, Lt. Comdr. and
Mrs. John Lindbeck. Later, the Lind
becks will tour the south.
Miss Marilyn Quamme, bride-elect of
Douglas McLeod was honored at a mis
cellaneous shower this past week
when Mrs. Harold Alderin and Mrs. L.
W. Lepley entertained at the Alderin
home.
Games were in play with prizes go
ing to Mrs. Virgil Burson and Mrs.
Grant Shaffner. Refreshments were
served later in th evening.
Honoring Miss Quamme were her
mother, Mrs. Stanley Quamme, Mrs.
Helen McLeod, Mrs. Sarah Peterson,
Mrs. Mary Ackerman, Mrs, Dora Rob
erts, Mrs. Charlotte Guthrie, Mrs. Carl
Qulstad, Mrs. Roy Van Ottingham, Mrs.
Robert Singleton, Mrs. Virgil Burson,
Mrs. R. W. Busey, Mrs. Grant Shaffner,
Mrs. Ida Boehmer, Mrs. Bessie Lukin
bcal, Mrs. E. L. Slow, Mrs. Blanche
Gronke, Mrs. Martha Zeilke and the
hostesses. -
Mrs. Genevieve Olson returned
Thursday morning from a trip to visit
relatives in the south and east. She
left June 10, going first to California,
then stopping in Texas, Georgia, Mich
lgsn, Chicsgo, Nebraska where she vis
ited with relatives, and saw many in
teresting spots.
At? MLthfor; Weddin
tut. even or Monday evenin- '
be the. annual summer picnie farsu
Mu alumnae and husbands la th
dens at the home of Mr. and MrsT
mer O. Berg. Th supper will ha i, .
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uovernor ana Mrs. Paul j. pn
are to b. in Hillsboro on Smta?l
the Dioneer dav events inr th. .'.
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ton county fair.
With th Pattersons for a few &
is their grandson, Tad Patterson, t?
gen. ...
BRIDB this mlaf at eaa V
the late rammer's fceaaUfal m!
dins waa Mrs. Paal I. BaW;
(Nancy Aon Millar), feft, ?
ter mt Mr. an Mra. B. Bur MllW
Th service was la 8L Jaatakt
Catholle chunk this meniint tkl
reception following la th Cathanv
Center. Mr. Hawkins Is the wmZ
Mr. and Mrs, Kobe A. Hawkhi
el Astoria. ,
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TIlA ARLY September brings a nui
III O weaaings, ana severti r
hearsal parties ar planned prt;
ceding the ceremonies. r
McMuIlens Host
Honoring their daughter, Miss In
McMullen, and her fiance, 'August C,
Giering of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. V. D.
McMullen are to entertain on frldi;
evening at a dinner party at Shattse'i
Chateau. The party will follow tin!
wedding rehearsal for Miss McMuUn
and Mr. Giering who are to be murks
next Saturday. Guests at the dinnct
will include all members of the wed
ding party. . r
Saturday Party
Honoring her daughter, Mis Lratu
Matter, who is to be married on Sep
tember 6 to Marion K. Putman, Mn,
George Matter is to entertain next Sat
urday evening at a dessert party it
their home, guests to include all fem
inine members of the wedding party.
The party will follow the reheaml.
The Same evening, Mr. Putman is en
tertaining for the men in the weddlif
party. -
Mrs. Alfred Ryan has returned t
Boston after visiting here at the hom
of Miss Cora M. Talkington.
Some Notations
By M.L.F. -J
About the nicest place to while sway
a rainy day over a cup of coffee is th
Robert C. Cannon home, so a Isrgi
group decided at the hospitable brunch
lor which Mrs. Cannon and Mrs. Jos
eph M. Devers, Jr., were hostesses
there on Friday . . . The affair was
given between 10:30 a.m. and 2 pm,
and it was a very visity occasion
Guests may not have been able to
enjoy the terrace and gardens becaust
of the "Oregon mist" but at least tiny I
could admire the flowers and the hy
drangea blooms floating in the pool. ..
The coffee table decor was in strik
ing colors . . . The cloth was a copper
one, and copper coffee and tea services
were used . . . The long oval table was
set against the wall and at the back
for the centerpiece was a brown bas
ket with leaves, flowers and berries in
autumn shades ... In our corner of
the charming living room were greeted
Mrs. Henry M. Hansen, Mrs. W. J.
Braun, Mrs. Rex Adolph, Mrs. Veraoa
Perry, Mrs. Lauren Gale, Mrs. Aady
Halvorsen, Mr. George Grabenhorst,
Sr., Mrs. George Grabenhorst, Jr.
Raymond Busick, Mrs. Kenneth
Mrs. Carl Steelhammer, Mrs.
M. Brownell, Mrs. Glenn Woodry,
Val Sloper, Mrs. Bert A. Wslker,
Russel Beutler. Mrs. James B
Miss Beryl Holt, Mrs. Tom Wolgamott,
Mrs. Peter IH. Gelser, Mrs. Lynn Heist,
Mrs. Terry Randall, Mrs. Lawrence An
derson, Mrs. Emery Hobbs, Mrs. Qeorf
Jones, Mrs. Douglas Drager, Mrs. Will'
lam Beard, Mrs. Robert Sprague, Mrs,
John F. Hageman ...
Two young citizens observe theif
birthdays next week . . . Danny Grte
son of Mr. and Mrs. Lester D. Green,
is to observe his third birthday oa
Wednesday. Mrs. Green Is giving sa
informal parly In the afternoon at the
home for a group of Danny's young
friends ...
Mrs. William R. Shinn is to entertain
at a party Saturday afternoon in honor -of
her daughter, Julie, the latter to be -four
years old on September 8. '' A
group of Julie's young friends and tbei
mothers has been invited . . . Special
guests will be Julie's grandmothers, -Mrs.
Karl Beck and Mrs. Robert K.
Shinn, and her great grandmother, Mr.
a. L. LvlL
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TA chapter of Beta Sigma Phi is
meet next Wednesday evening
the home of Mrs. Francis Roth-
weiler, Mrs. Joseph Kitzke and Mrs.
Say Rogers as co-hostesses.
Executive group Is to meet on Thurs
day evening at the home of Mrs. Ellis
White.
Regular meeting for the Woman's So
ciety of Christian Service of Leslie
Methodist church will be next Wednes
day at 1:30 at the church. A dessert
luncheon will precede the meeting.
The Rev. Collins Blair will speak, and
Mra, Blair will be the program reader
for "Jesus' Ministry to Village People."
Hostesses for the event are Mrs. T. Q.
Adams, Mrs. Delmar Funk, Mrs. Clar
ence King, Mrs. Clare Siegfried, Mrs.
Esrl Strode, Mrs. Arlie Largent.
Meeting of the American Gold Star
Mothers will be Thursday at the Vet
erans of Foreign Wars hall at 8 o'clock. -
American War Mothers will meet at
the American Legion club at 2 o'clock
Tuesday for a business session.
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- MR. AND MRS. BERNARD VANDECOEVERING
AT T. MARTS ehurrh In Mt. Anrfl last Raterday were wed Mr. and Mf. Bernard
vaiMieroemtni Helen Mary Beri, abore. The bride la the danfhter ! Mr. and Mrs.
fcehard Berg and Mr. vaariMnrtng Is th sea l Mrs. Jssus Vaada.aiwrla.
MRS. ALLAN J. OLSON
Committee, Department Chairmen
For Salem Woman's Club Listed
. Chairmen for . standing committees
and department in Salem Woman's
club are being announced by Mrs.
Frank Marshall, president of the group
for the new year. The club opens it
new season on Friday, September 29.
Chairmen of committees are listed
as follows:
Mrs. Charles Palmer, yearbook.
' Mrs. Howard N. Hunsaker, program.
Mrs. Earl T. Andresen, hospitality.
Mrs. L. R. Chandler, friendship.
i Mrs. Waller L. Osborne, membership.
Mrs. Arthur A. Atherton, social.
Mrs. George W. Ailing, revisions and
resolutions.
Mrs. Carl W. Chambers, Children's
Farm home.
Mrs. Albert C. Gragg, national de
fense. Mrs. W. B. Showalter, Indian wel
fare. .
Mrs. Mem Pearce.'ways and means.
Mrs. Ralph A. DaMetz, telephone.
Americanism week, Mrs. Luke John
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American citizenship, Mrs.'' E. A.
Carleton.
law observance, Mrs. Ernest A. Lee.
Youth conservation, Mrs. Walter L.
Spaulding.
Mrs.' Harry Sappenfield, internation
al relations.
Mrs. Henry M. Hanzen, legislation.
Mrs. Lloyd Relnhoidt, club history.
Mrs. Frank Marshall, Mrs. William
H. Foster, press relations.
Department chairmen are as follows:
' Mrs. John Carr, American home de
partment; Mrs. George H. Swift as
chairman for homemaking, family liv
ing and religion; Mrs. Jack Henning
sen, gardening; Mrs. Ben F. Lambert,
antiques.
Mrs. Robert Hutcheon, education de
partment; Miss Mirpah Blair, library
service chairman; Mrs. N. S. Rogers,
motion pictures chairman; Mrs. Don
ald J. Madison, public safety; Mrs.
Leonard Rowan, radio and television;
Mrs. Merle D. Travis, scholarship and
fellowship. '
Mrs. J. Howard Shubert, fine arts
department chairman; Mrs. Lue A. Lu
cas, chairman for art; Mrs. Curtis A.
Hale, chairman for literature and po
etry; Mrs. David H. Cameron, chairman
for music.
Mrs. Grant C. Rogers, public wel
fare department; Mrs. O. E. Palmateer,
child welfare chairman; Miss Frances
Byram, community service chairman;
Mrs. J. A. Jelderks, Methodist home;
Mrs. F. M. Lobdell, public health; Mrs.
A. E. Ullman, chairman for Red Cross.
Regular meeting for the Amateur Art
ists association will be at the YMCA,
Tuesday evening, at 7:30.
Chadwick chapter, Order of Eastern
Start will meet Tuesday at the Masonic
temple at 8 o'clock. There will not be
a social meeting the following Tues
day, because of the State Fair.
Executive meeting for Pioneer post,
No. 149, American Legion, will be
Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs.
Walter J. Hewitt, 606 South 19th street,
at 8 o'clock, i
Degree of Honor Protective associa
tion will meet Wednesday at the Wom
an's club house at 8 o'clock.
A son, Craig Scott, was born, Friday,
August 28, at Salem General hospital
to Mr. and Mrs. David Hillerich. The
grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. R. H.
Wassam of Salem and Hite Hillerich
of Arlington.' '
Tuesday Coffee
Mrs. Howard Jenks is to be hostess
for a coffee party next Tuesday morn
ing at her home, 56) Cross street.
Members of Ainsworth chapter, Or
der of Eastern Star, are Invited to call
between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. Business
women In the chapter are invited to
call during their lunch hour.
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ehwch were Mr, and Mn. Allan J. Oltoa
(JoAnn Mjk. abare. At left, the
krlda la ahewa In formal paae In her wedding
' The bride ta th daughter ef Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Mafek and Mr. Olxn ta the sea f
MT. and Mrs, Jaha A. OUn., v .
Miss Bull
Bride Friday
Autumn color were used for decor
ations and attendants' frocks at the
, wedding in the First Baptist church
Friday evening when Miss Jean Bull,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Barney L.
Bull, wer married to Kenneth . D.
Kottke, son of Mr. and Mrs, H. G.
Kottke.
The service was at 8. o'clock, Dr.
Lloyd T. Anderson officiating. Dal
Bull, cousin of the bride, was soloist
and Mrs. John Schmidt, Jr., played th
organ. .
Four candelabrum with lighted tap
ers, palms, baskets of gladioluses and
mixed autumn flowers in tangerine and
yellow shades and mixed with autumn
leave and wheat decorated the church
front. At the first four pews were au
tumn leaves and bows.
The bride wor . a nylon net over
atin dress. It was designed with a
low neckline encircled with a wide
band of lace, a fitted bodice that ex
tended to a point in front, and a very
full skirt with a short sweep train. Th
fingertip veil of nylon net was ar
ranged from a cap of the same lac
trimming the dress enhanced with seed
. pearls. For her flowers the bride car
ried cymbidium orchids in autumn
shades surrounded by whit carnations,
th bouquet having loops caught up
with stephanotis.
There wer two honor attendants,
Mrs. Robert Guthner and Mrs. Robert
Hjort, both sisters of the bride. They
wore ballerina length frocks of olive
green cotton aatina and carried straw :
baskets of chrysanthemums in bronz
shades, wearing garlands of th same
flowers in their hair. , .,. '
Miss Barbara Clau of San Mateo,
Calif., Miss Mona Browder of Napa,'
Calif., and Mrs. Dale Bull were the
bridesmaids. They wor cinnamon
brown cotton satina dresses, ballerina
length and in the same style as those
worn by the honor attendants. They
also carried straw baskets filled with
yellow chrysanthemums, and wore gar
lands of the same blooms. All the at
tendants wore mitts matching their
dresses.
Herbert Fry was the best man. Bill
Hudson, Robert Bishop, Robert Jossy,
Ted McKillop, Tom Dickey and Ben
Nanneman wer the ushers.
The bride's mother wore a dusty rose
dress with black and white accessories
and corsage of Talisman roses. The
bridegroom's - mother wore a dark
brown dress with pink accessories and
corsage of Better Times roses.
The reception following also wss at
the church. Mrs. Bill Hudson and Mrs.
Arthur Gottfried cut the cake. Mrs.
Gerald Bull and Mrs. George Smith
were at the coffee urn, Mrs, Hal Merrill
was at the punch bowl. Assisting wer
Mrs. Ray Guthner, Mrs. Kenneth Bull,
Mrs. Bud Llndstrand, Miss Bonni
Bishop. Mrs. H. T. McCall was th
hostess.
Th couple left for California, the
bride wearing a two-piece eggshell suit
with black accessories and corsage of
the green and bronze orchids. Th
couple will be st home in Los Angeles,
Mr. Kottke to continue his work at
' Los Angeles City college.
Women's Fellowship of the Knight
Memorial church will give a tea at the
church next Wednesday at 2 o'clock.
Mrs. R. C. Churchill is chairman for the
event.
Executive meeting of the Christian
Women's Fellowship of the First Chris
tian church will be in the church par
lor at 10 a.m. Thursday.
Woman's Society of Christian Serv
ice, West Salem Methodist church, will
meet Wednesday at 1:30 at th horn
of Mrs. Henry Branson, 0564 Third
street. Mrs. Glen Wystt and members
of the evening circle ar in charge of
th program. .
PROM'
Peg in Washington
Washington. D C, Aug. 14. "
Dear Marian: . -
Last week brought a little country
club life in a limited degree. On noon
I waa a luncheon guest at th Chary
Chase Ceaatry Clnb. Our trio selected
our salad and other tempting calorie
heavy tidbit from th buffet In th
lower outside lounge and carried our
trays out on th .grounds where under
colorful umbrellas we at in an atmos
phere far removed) from th hustle and
bustle of the downtown area. It was
another oh of th delightful August
day that we have been having and even
though lt was mid-day there wer a
number of golfer out on th fairway
which stretched out ahead of us. It
looked like a good place to spend th
afternoon, but after th luncheon hour
it was a quick run down th avenue to
the office.
On another evening 1 dined with
friends at the Weodment Ceaatry Clafe
where the National Celebrities Golf
Tournament is to be played the first
week in September. Famous names in
.golfdom, in th. political Ufa, and In
th movinv nirt.ir. ff.M ... k. n.
the moving picture field are on the list
for participation. Since the receipts go '
for children's charities, huge crowds ar
expected to swell the benefit funds. The
club house was built only two year
ago, when the former property of th
club was sold and th new course was
established farther out in the suburban
area. Aa a result, the plant has been
designed with modern features and the
furnishings ar particularly attractive.
Outdoor swimming pool, badminton and
eHEMEKETA chapter, Daughter
of American Revolution, will
meet for luncheon at th Marion
hotel next Saturday, at 1 o'clock, for
the first meeting of the fall.
Miss Hatti Bratzel will speak on th
Constitution of the United States. Mrs.
Luke Johnston will present her impres
sions on the 1953 Continental Congress,
. to which she was a delegate.
On the committee for the meeting are
Mrs. M. A. Pekar, Mrs. . T. Bouffleur,
Mrs. Jason-Lee, Mrs. Edward West and
Miss Kate Dickson. ;
Board meeting will be at 12 o'clock
preceding the luncheon.
Past Oracles club of Oregon Grape
camp. No. 1360, Royal Neighbors of
America, meet Monday with Mrs. Dora
Pratt, 1153 N. 16th street at 8 p.nt
There will be election of officers. :
' Oregon Grape eamp, Royal Neigh
bors of America will meet at th Vet
era of Foreign War hall at 8 o'clock
Wednesday. - ,'.:. . :,,' .,.
Daughter of Union Veteran of Civil
War will meet Friday at 2 o'clock at
the Veteran of Foreign War hall.
Hostesses will be Mrs. Jsck L. Cutler,
Mrs. Doris Jean Shell, and Mrs. Glenna
Miles. .
Oregan Stat Nurse association, dis
trict No. S, is meeting at Salem Me
morial hospital chapel, Monday, . at 8
p.m. Dr. Allan Ferrin is to lecture on
nursing car following chest surgery.
Salem Fireman's auxiliary will meet
Thursday at the hom of Mrs. Glenn
Shedeck, 560 South 23th street, at
ciock, ' t '
MR. AND MRS.
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THR MARRIAGE mt Mr.' and Mrs. Richard Dale Wehh (Jean Ana Rlngwald) Was
solemnised last Saturday. The artde la the daughter el Mr. and Mrs. J. T. RingwaM
and Mr. WMmk la the aaa mt fUUa St. WU .
.IYAUNI(PE6)PHIUJPS
tennis court add recreational pursuit
and th beautifully tended greens look
like they have been manicured. Re
cently th President played the course,
although hi own club is the Burning
Tree. Viee-Preaidsnt Richard M. Nlxaa
la a frequent visitor, possibly getting in
readiness for th Celebrities Tourna
ment is which h la to participate. , I
can't guarantee the quality of th recre
ational features, execept by observation,
but th dining facilities which w tested
wer superlative as only en other plae
in Washington have I had aa perfect a
teak aa th Chateau Brian d, which we
wer served.
e
' Oregon visitor hav not been nu
merous in recent weeks, but a former
Salem resident dropped in last week.
Mra. Jam Flyaa, who a Jeaaett Ta
tone, waa in Salem from 1837 to 1841
when ah was with th Department of
Agriculture, now live in Washington.
Mr. Flynn is with the General Account
ing Office and Mrs. Flynn's sister. Mis 1
, . Arlinn non. '
vlouily Arlington, Oregon.
Secretary ef th Interior and Mrs.
McKay will spend the next week-end
at Irvli -rton, Virginia, with Mr. and
Mrs. Herb Gould, of New York. Th
attractive resort with yachts available
for cruise to a nearby island and with
-the usual recreational features sur
rounding th hotel is called The Tide
Inn. The story of how the place was
developed la an interesting on that I
may tell you subsequently.
Au 'voir, Peg.
Garden Party
An event interesting a large group
on Sunday afternoon will be the bene
fit garden party for which members '
, ff St Mary' guild of St. Paul's Epis
copal church will entertain at the coun- r
trv home of Mr., and Mra. Jamea G.
Watt on Wallace Road. .....
Hour ar between 8 and 8 o'clock.
In case of rain th affair will be in th
house. Proceed go to th new church
building now under construction on
South High street -
A flower arrangement display ia to
be a feature of th party. Mrs. S. D.
Wiles, guild president, is general chair
man for the benefit . -
In charge of parking la Mrs. Leon '
Perry. At the garden entrance will be
Mrs. William Johnston and Mr. Carl
' P. Armstrong. '; ';
Assisting In greeting guests about
the gardens will be Mrs. Carlton J.
McLeod, Mrs. Sam C, Campbell, Mrs.
Jack Price, Mr. Ed Lewis, Mrs. Ken
neth Sherman, Mrs. Sam Haley, Mrs.
Charles A. Barclay, Mra. Seth P. Smith,
Mrs. Joseph M. Devers, Jr., Mrs. Wil
liam R. Shinn, Mrs. James G.' Watts,
Mrs. 8. D. Wiles, Mrs. Charles Mills.
. Mrs. George H. Swift has been asked
to pour. Serving will be Mrs. Thom
as Roberts, Jr., Mrs. Woodson Bennett,
I, . , n . . r r-t 1 .
num. scaler vainer, jmtb. uernara ra-.
genstecher, Mr. Robert DeArmond.
On the refreshments committee ar -
mra. jtenneui jnuuer, mrs. vera anay,
Mrs. Charles McColloch, Mrs. Dean
Bo yes, Mrs. Lynn. Woods.
Members of th Copette club will
meet it the home of Mrs. Thomas Rob
son, 2120 Willamette Drive on Tuesday.
Mrs. Clyde Scott will b hostess. Th
group will make th usual favor. . ,
OVetwaa stvJla plclurti
RICHARD DALE WELSH