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- Mrs. Robert Fonter and J.
I. VanWyngarden were named
'worthy matron and worthy pa
tron of the Trinity chapter No.
173, Order of Eastern Star, at
M meeting in the Weit Salem
ity hall, Friday night
Also elected to officer were
Mrs. R. C. Genre, associate ma
fron; Steven Rosenbeum, asso
ciate patron; Mrs. Raymond
Hoffman, conductreu; Mrs.
'Clarence field, associate con
ductress; Mrs. C. U. Hixson,
secretary; Mrs. J. E. Van Wyn
ajardea, treasurer.
Two new members received
'into the order by initiation
.were Mr. and Mrs. Orville W,
Graham. Birthday honors were
bestowed upon the present
worthy patron, Harry L. Mil
ler. Mr. Miller was given a gift
nd a birthday cake by the
chapter. Mrs. Ivan Stewart was
soloist for the birthday song.
On the refreshment commit
tee were Mrs. Jack French,
Mrs. J. E. VanWyngarden, Mrs.
X. T. HartweU, Mrs. Carl
taats, Mrs. Edna Emerson, Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Vedder.
t Worthy matron, Mrs. Harry
Charlton, announced that the
next meeting, December 18,
will be the chapter's Christmas
party. There will be a gift ex.
change and buffet supper, she
said.
An open installation of offl
cers has been scheduled for De
cember 30 at the West Salem
city hall, it was announced by
the worthy matron elect, Mrs.
Robert Forster.
Mrs. Persons
To Head Group
Mrs. Walter Persona was
named president of the Bar
bara Frietchie tent. Daughters
ot Union Veterans of Civil
War, at a meeting Friday aft
ernoon in the Veterans of For
eign Wan hall.
Others elected were: Senior
vice, Mrs. W. A. Gardner; Jun
ior vice, Mrs. Pearl .Norenj
chaplain, Mrs., Luella Inman;
treasurer, Mrs. . Effia Ulrlch;
council member No. 1, Miss
Mary Hllborn; council member
No. 2, Mrs. E. J. Simklns; coun
cil member No. 3, Mrs. Edith
McCoy; patriotic Instructor,
Mrs. Carrie Peyton.
An annual homecoming din
ner preceded the meeting,
Members of the luncheon com
mittee were Mrs. E. J, Simp,
kins, Mrs. Effle Ulrica and
Mrs. Edith McCoy.
Special guests from Portland
attending the homecoming
were Mrs. Irene Lawhead, de
partment president; Mrs. Fred-
rlcka Dutton, department pres
ident counsellor; Mrs.' Hazel
Ollerman, department- guide;
and Mrs. Mary Ann Siddorn.
' The group's Christmas party
will be December 18, the time
and place to be announced lat
er. ',- '
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Donate Funds' ; ' .
A total of $25 will be donat
ed by the Pioneer post, .No.
140, all-woman post American
Legion, to the "Gifts to the
Yanks" fund and to the chil
dren at the state school for
the blind, it was revealed at a
meeting of the group Friday
night in the home ot Miss Mar
lorie Howard.
The group also made plans
to pack a Christmas box for a
needy family. The box will be
tilled during the next meeting
of the group, it was decided.
Date tor the meeting was
set for Friday, December 18, at
8 o'clock p.m. In the Ameri
can Legion club. This will be
a Christmas party.
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Schroeder-Guild
Announcement is being made
ot tne marriage of Mrs. Paul
ine Wallace Guild to Richard
C. Schroeder. The ceremony
was an event 01 November 19
at Cedar Hills Community
church in Bcaverton. Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Satier of Salem
attended the couple.
The couple will be at home
at 310 S. E. Lynnridge Drive.
Beaverton. after December 12.
Mrs. Schroeder is the daugh
ter of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Paul B. Wallace and Mr.
Schroeder is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. A. G. Schroeder of Salem.
VISITORS in the capital over
the week-end were Mr. and
Mrs. John Marklcy of Juniata,
Neb. They were guests of Mrs.
Clara J. Norton. The three had
been school friends 50 years
ago.
ENTERTAINING next Sun
day, December 13, at a holiday
open house will be Mr. and
Mrs. Reynolds Allen and fam
ily. Jim, Sara, Molly and
Spencer, friends of the family
being Invited to call between
3 and 7 p.m.
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A beautiful Christmas time
setting was arranged for the
wedding of Miss Norma Jean
Camfield and Darwin J. Ker
ber Saturday evening when
the couple exchanged their
vows at a ceremony In the
chapel of the First Christian
church. The Rev. Donald
Payne officiated at the
o'clock service.
The bride Is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Otto C, Cam
field and Mr. Kerber Is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Adam J.
Kerber.
Silver boughs encircled red
polnsettlas arranged In bas
kets, and there was a garland
of the greens and polnsettlas.
Also used In decorating were
candelabrums with lighted
tapers.
For the music, Miss Coralle
Doughton sang, Don Smith,
cousin of the bride, being the
organist.
The bridal dress was made
by Mrs. Camfield for her
dsughter. It was of imported
Chantllly lace and nylon
tulle. The long sleeved bod
ice was of the lace, the scoop
neckline edged In seed pearls,
a Jeweled pattern ot pearls and
rhinestones trimming the bo
dice and sleeves. The bouffant
skirt was of tulle with un
even tiers cascading down
to , the chapel train. A Jew
eled tiara of lace held In
place the fingertip veil For
her flowers the bride carried
a round bouquet of shirred
loops of white nylon net lace
and atephanotis centered with
white orchid and backed
with white satin leaves from
which cascaded a shower of
loops of pearls and narrow
white satin ribbon. Mr. Cam-
field gave his daughter In
marriage.
Miss Dona Lee Farrlngton,
cousin of the bride,, Toledo,
was maid ot honor. She wore
waltz length frock of red
velveteen with billowing skirt.
the scoop neckline edged
with seed pearls. She wore a
headpiece matching her dress
and her flowers were a nosegay
of Frenched white carnations
centered with a red poinsettia
and backed with angel feath
ers from which fell streamers
of ribbon.
Wade C. Carter was best
man. Ushering were Don
Empey, cousin of the bride
groom, and Don Jones.
For the wedding, the bride's
mother wore a navy blue wool
crepe suit with rhlneatone
clip, pale pink accessories and
corsage ot pink rosebuds. The
bridegrooms mother wore a
black suit with satin trim,
black and white accessories
and corssge of pink roses.
The reception was In the
church fireplace room. Mrs.
Paul Shafer and Mrs. Charles
Wright cut the cake. Pour
ing were Mrs. Hobart Smith,
at the coffee urn, and Mrs
Jack Grenz of Albany at the
puncn dowi. Assisting were
Miss Sharon Shafer, Mrs. Wil
liam McCormack and Miss
Gwen Fry. Chri3tma decor
ations also were used in decor
ating at the reception.
For going away the bride
wore a three-piece suit of
heather beige with matching
hat and brown accessories, and
corsage of white orchid.
Following a trip to Reno
and Las Vegas, the couple will
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Telia Troth Miss Elaine
Graham, above, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Evert Gra
ham, has announced ber en
gagement to Robert D.
Phelps, son of Mr. and Mrs..
Truman Phelps. No date
Is set for the wedding.
(Chitwood studio picture)
Encampment Group
Elects Officers
Election of officers high,
lighted a meeting of the Lad
les encampment auxiliary In
the IOOF temple Friday night.
Mrs. Lynn Hill was named
chief matriarch Mrs. Fred
Shafer, senior warden; Mrs.
Lora Groves, high priestess;
Mrs. Charley Neubauer, Jun
ior warden; Mrs. Walter Lar
son, scribe; Mrs. Joe Jackson,
treasurer.
A program honoring the
present chief matriarch, Mrs.
Clarance Townsend, was ar
ranged by Mrs. Lora Groves,
following the meeting.
Participating In the evening
entertainment were Mrs. Wal
ter Larson, Roy Pease, Mrs.
Fred Shafer, Mrs. Lora Grov
es, Gus Erlckson. Floor work
was displayed by the drill
team. A gift was presented to
Mrs. Clarence Townsend by
Miss Wilda Siegmund from the
officers and members ot the
auxiliary. I
Refreshments were served in
the dining room after the meet-!
lng.
Sings at College j
Miss Janice Olson of Salem
will appear as a mezzo soprano
soloist when the music depart
ment of Pasadena college, Pasa
dena, Calif., presents Handel's
Messiah, December 13.
Chester C. Crill, head of the
music department, will conduct
the oratorio. Accompanying the
75-voice colege oratoria choir
will be the instrumental ensem
ble under the direction of J.,
Willis Flick, with piano- and
organ.
The Messiah has been an an
nual presentation of the Sunday
afternoon preceding the college
Christmas holidays for a num
ber of years.
.
AMONG pre-Christmas open
house hosts will be Mr. and
Mrs. George M. Schwarz who
have invitations out for an
open house on Sunday, Decem
ber 20, at their North Capitol
street home, guests being invit
ed to call between 4 and 8
o'clock.
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Museum at
Newberg
Former President Herbert
Hoover baa given his consent
to have his old home in New
berg made into museum, it
was announced at the meeting
of Chemeketa chapter, Daugh
ters of the American Revolu
tion, Saturday, at the Woman's
club house.
The report wu made by
Miss Ruth Rullfson, chairman
of the Hoover house commit
tee. This Is a state project
which DAR groups have been
working on for some time.
Speaker at the Saturday
meeting was Dr. L. E. Barrick.
who showed pictures which he
had taken In the Holy Land.
Miss Patricia Collins sang a
solo accompanied by Mrs.
Frank Parcher. Christmas dec
orations were featured in keep
ing with the holidays.
For Miss Radcliff .
Miss Gerl Radcliff. bride-
elect of Bill Forrest, was honor
w m ym ij aim wiuwcr
given recently by Mrs. Rosalie
Wallace at the Radcliff home.
Neighbors of the Radcliff
family were invited, guests In
cluding Mrs. Lee Clark, Mrs.
MscCarthew, Mrs. Walter Nel
son, Mrs. Eldon Scott, Mrs.
Charles Diller, Mrs. Rose Lar
son, Mrs. Ethel Murphy, Mrs.
Mrs. . Allen Keith. Miss Lee
Meyers, and Mrs. Nourse Rad
cliff, mother of the bride-to-be.
A scrapbook was made for
the bride, also a shower table
cloth was signed by the Euests.
A late dessert was served.
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Miss Joyce Travits, who Is
to be married to Richard TaV
dy on December 21, was honor
guest for a miscellaneous show
er and party for which Mrs.
Gerald Kendall, Mrs. Everett
Holmes and Mrs. Donald S hee
ler entertained at the Kendall
home on Friday evening.
Decor for the party featured
the pink and white theme. The
centerpiece was a miniature
bridal party. A dessert was
served following the games
and opening of gifts. About 10
were invited to th j party.
Co-Rec Club
About 40 members of the
Co-Rec club of the YWCA at
tended the dance lessons given
by Jon Marr at the Chresto
cottage at Willamette univer
sity Friday night.
Dinner was served to the
young adults at the YW pre
ceding the dancing. Erwln Lay
was evening chairman and the
president, Effie Wulff, presided
at the meeting. Following the
dinner, a movie on skiing was
shown.
Next meeting is set for Fri
day, December 11, when the
group ,Uges its "sloppy sox
dance" at the Salem Heights
Community center on Liberty
road. Dinner will precede the
dance at the YWCA at 8:30
o'clock. The dance is scheduled
to begin at 8 p.m.
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Party Feted
Mist Mtxlne Davenport
was the honor guest at a bridal
shower at the home of Mrs.
Rodney Jones recently.
Miss Davenport will be
married to Leslie Thlems, Dec
ember 13. The data will be
the 25th anniversary ot her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
Davenport
The rooms were approp
riately decorated in the bridal
motif with a complete bridal
party of story book doll, as
the center of attraction.
Guests bidden to honor Miss
Davenport were: Mrs. Mel
vin Courter, Mrs. Lloyd Arn
old, Mrs. Andrew Irwin.Mrs.
Ed Gilmore, Mrs. John Day,
Mrs. Ed Luthe, Mrs. Marlin
Ediger, Mrs. Arthur Davis,
Miss Mildred Si-irin, Miss
Joan Courter all of Dallas;
Mrs. John Lorence, Mon
mouth; Mrs. Edward Kohler,
Springfield; Miss Jean Davis,
Miss Mary Hawke, both 'of
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Dental Auxiliary 1
The meeting of the newly
formed auxiliary to the Mar-ion-Polk-YamhlU
Dental socie
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Mrs. Floyd Utter and Mrs. Rol
lln Baker to be hostesses to
the group at the Utter home. '
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