THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. Salem, Orezoa
Miss Stalp
Bride on
Saturday
Mount Angel Bride at
Christmas wedding Saturday
morning, December 26, was
Miss Marie Agnes Stalp. daugh
ter ol Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Stalp
of Canby, her marriage to Dar
rel Alfred Rehm being solemn
ized at 10 o'clock in St. Mary's
Catholic church, Mt. Angel.
The Rev. Cyril Lebold, OSB,
officiated at the double ring
ceremony and nuptial high
mass in the presence of a large
gathering of relatives and
friends. The bridegroom is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Rehm of Mount Angel.
Christmas greens, red poin
aettias, white chrysanthemums
and tall lighted candles in can
delabrums, decorated the al
t a r s and sanctuary of the
church. Serving as altar boys
were John Stalp and Clifford
Schmidt, brother and cousin of
the bridal couple. Miss Helen
Keber was organist and the St.
Mary's church choir sang. Miss
Eustelle Bauman sang before
the ceremony and again preced
ing the recessional while the
couple knelt at the Blessed Vir
gin altar.
Given in marriage by her fa
ther, the bride wore a wedding
dress of imported Chantilly lace
over white slipper satin, de
signed with a fitted lace bo
dice. Appliqued satin flowers
centered with sequins and seed
pearls outlined the illusion
yoke. A wide panel of Chantilly
lace, edged with appliqued sa
tin flowers extended down the
front of the gathered satin
skirt which terminated in a
long court train. The bride's
only jewelry was a strand of
pearls, and her fingertip veil of
illusion was caught by a Juliet
cap of satin and net edged with
satin flowers. She carried a
pearl rosary, the bridegroom's
wedding gift, and her flowers
were a cascade bouquet of
white roses and white satin
streamers, centered with a
white orchid.
Miss Clara Stalp was the
honor attendant for her sister.
She wore a turquoise blue sa
tin dress with a matching Juliet
cap and a rhinestone necklace.
The rosary she carried was a
gift from the bride, and her
flowers were a cascade bouquet
of talisman roses and carna
tions. Bridesmaids were the bride
groom's two sisters, Mrs. Robert
Farnsworth and Miss Anita
Rehm. They were attired in
amethyst colored satin frocks,
styled identically to that of
the honor attendant's, and their
Juliet caps of satin matched
their dresses. The rosaries they
carried were also gifts from the
bride, and their flowers were
cascade bouquets of yellow ros
es and carnations.
Flower girl was little Jerilyn
Farnsworth, niece of the bride
groom. Her floor length dress
of turquoise blue satin was a
miniature model of the other
attendants' dresses. Her head
piece matched her dress, and
she carried a small basket of
mixed flowers.
Best man was Robert Stalp,
brother of the bride, and
groomsmen were Robert Farns
worth, brother-in-law of the
bridegroom, and David Ebner.
Ushering the guests were Ber
nard Stalp and Ronald Schmidt,
brother and cousin of the cou
ple. Mrs. Stalp attended her
daughter's nuptials in a two
piece navy blue dress, comple
mented with maroon accesso-
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Ties and corsage of yellow
rosebuds. For her son's wed
ding, Mrs. Rehm was attired in
a navy blue dress with match
ing jacket, accented with win
ter pink accessories. Her cor
sage was of pink elf roses. At
tending the nuptials was the
bride's grandmother, Mrs. As
nes Stalp.
Christmas greens, poinsettias
and white chrysanthemum
were used in the decorations In
the dining room of St. Mary's
school which was the setting for
the wedding dinner served at
neon. Covera placed for more
than one hundred were for the
bridal couple, the Rev. Cyril
Lebold, OSB, and the near rela
tives. Aunts of the bridegroom,
were in charge of the affair.
Mrs. Andy Schmidt, was dining
room hostess, and Mrs. Elmer
Schulte served the punch. Serv
ing were cousins of the bride
groom. Miss Arlene Duda, Miss
Lorraine Duda and Miss Donna
Zielinski of Canby, and the
bride's cousin, Miss Kathy
Koelker of Kelso.
The afternoon reception was
arranged at the same place.
During the festivities the new-
lyweds cut a four-tiered wed
ding cake, placed in a ring of
white chrysanthemums and
greenery. The bride's table was
covered with a white linen
cloth, and arrangements of hea
ther and white chrysanthemums
and lighted candles were placed
at either end.
Mrs. Leo Stalp of Harris
burg, aunt of the bride, cut
the cake, and at the gift table
were Mrs. Herman Rehm and
Mrs. Lyle Landsera, aunt and
cousin of the bridegroom. Miss
Mary Lou Faulhaber circulated
the guest book, and assisting
in serving were Mrs. Don Bow
ers of Canby, and Mrs. William
Stalp of Scotts Mills and Mrs.
Albert Uhing, both aunts of the
bride, Miss Darlene Pelland and
Miss Rosella Pelland, both of
St. Paul; Miss Margaret Stalp
oi acotts Mills and Miss Mari
lyn Rehm of Salem, both cou
sins of the bridal couple.
For her going-away ensem
ble, the bride donned an aqua
knit suit with navy blue acces
sories. To her shoulder she
pinned the orchid corsage from
tier bridal bouquet.
After a short wedding trip,
they will return here before
leaving on January 1 for Den
ver, Colorado, where the bride
groom is currently stationed at
Lowry Air Force Base.
Turley - Hagemann
Salem Heights Miss Nan
:y Ruth Hagemann, daughter
jf Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hage
mann, and Walton Y. Turley,
son of Mrs. Laura Goddard and
Walter Turley, were married
Monday, December 21, in the
Carrier room of the First
Methodist church in Salem.
The Rev. Calvin Moore per
formed the nuptials.
The bride wore a brown
wool dress with three-quar
ters length sleeves and a high
neckline trimmed In white
with brown accessories and a
white orchid corsage.
Only members of the im
mediate families attended.
The bride is a graduate of
Salem high school and the
bridegroom is a private in the
U.S. army. He Is attending
helicopter school at Fort Sills,
Okla., where he widd return
after the holidays.
SILVERTON Mrs. Ar
thur Charles Bates was host
ess at the First Christian
church parsonage for the
week's meeting of the Junior
Woman's guild.
Mrs, Perl Bye and Mrs.
John Middlemiss presented
the devotional and worship
program, assisted by Mrs. C.
B. Calkins and Mrs. Olaf
Paulson, Jr.
Supplemental music was by
Mrs. Dclene Fisk and Miss
Carol Calkins, soloists. Mrs.
Harry Vetter, assisted by Mrs.
J. DcGuire and Mrs. Vic Had
ley, was in charge of the re
vealing of "secret pals." Host
esses were Mrs. Bates, Mrs.
Harry Kuch, Mrs. Mary Riley
and Mrs. Jack Morton.
SILVERTON At the
Glenn Bricdweli home for the
holiday season have been the
family of their son, Glenn
Bricdweli, Jr., Mrs. Briedwell
and children of Portland. A
week-end guest at the Bried
well home was Mrs. Clarence
Daniel, also of Portland.
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Holiday Events in
Silverton Homes
Silverton Mrs. Irene E.
Roubal, world civilization in
structor at senior high school,
had as her house guests the
week preceding Christmas
day, her son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore
Roubal, both seniors in Ore
gon State college.
Mrs. Roubal entertained in
an informal tea as a birthday
anniversary event compli
menting her son during the
week, the event preceding the
special Christmas eve pro
gram at the local Methodist
church.
The guests left Friday late
afternoon for Portland to be
with Mrs. Theodore Roubal's
parents over the holiday
week-end.
Mr. Roubal graduates from
OSC in June as a major in
chemistry, and with the rat
ing of lieutenant. He will re
port to Fort Monmouth, N.J.,
for instructional location.
Mrs. Irene E. Roubal is
spending the New Year's
week-end in Portland with
relatives, the Elmon Johnsons
and the Chester McLaughlins.
. WITH Justice and Mrs. Wil
liam C. Perry for a holiday
dinner Sunday were their
ion and daughter-in-law. Mr.
nd Mrs. William C. Perry, Jr.
and children, JoAnne and
William Clark III, all of Port
land, the junior Mrs. Perry's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ea
ton and daughter, Patty, of
Pendleton, also her brother
and sister-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. William Eaton of Forest
Grove; and Justice Perry's
nother. Mrs. William T. Perry
of Portland.
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OES Meeting
Silverton Mr. and Mrs. W.
Dale Lamar, newly installed
worthy matron and worthy
patron, together with their
newly installed officers, were
in charge of the regular meet
ing of Ramona chapter, No.
58. Order of the Eastern Star,
last week. Mrs. Walter Hanson
of Laurel Crown chapter was
a visitor from Ames, Iowa.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Berg
were received into member
ship, with the 1953 officers
conferring the initiatory de
gree. Mrs. W. F. Scarth reported
regular and Christmas activi
ties of the Rainbow girls and
announcement was made that
the January meeting of Ram
ona club will be at the home
of Mrs. Lloyd Larsen, Tues
day afternoon, January 5.
Following the meeting a
gala Christmas party was ar
ranged in the dining room
where no-host refreshments
were served. A white elephant
gift exchange provided fun
and merriment.
Foster - Harrison I
Salem Heights Mrs. Ella
Harrison and Lloyd Koster ex
changed marriage vows on
Christmas day at St. John's
Lutheran church. The Rev. H.
W. Gross performed the cere
mony. The bride wore a navy blue
wool dressmaker suit with blue
accessories and a pink orchid
corsage.
The attendants were Mr.
and Mrs. Herb Herman of
Portland. A small reception
followed the ceremony at 280
West Browning avenue, where
the couple will live.
SILVERTON Visiting at
the F. M. Powell home Mon
day afternoon from Albany
were relatives of Mrs. Powell,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Burk
hart and Bill, and Mrs. Hazel
Sorenson.
SILVERTON At the
Ralph Adams home for the
holidays are members of the
family of their son, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Adams, Bobby
and Roberta, recently moved
to Seattle.
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Is Bride-elect The en
gagement of Miss Dorothy
Morse, above, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Morse,
to Harry Yates, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Marcus Yates of
Los Angeles, was announced
recently. (Jesten-Miller stu
dio picture)
Mr., Mrs. Wallace
Anniversary Feted
Aurora Honoring Mr. and
Mrs. John Scott Wallace on
their golden wedding anniver
sary were their two sons and
two daughters, Paul S. Wal
lace of Canby, Arthur H
Wallace, U.S. Navy, San
Diego, Mrs. Vern (Cloise)
Larrance of Tillamook and
Mrs. Leona Schoen Thomas of
Hillsboro. They entertained
at a reception for the couple
in the Canby Women's Civic
club hall.
Residents of Oregon since
1933. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace
were married in Wick, Iowa,
Dec. 27. 1903. Mrs. Wallace is
the former Etta Sacia. Their
home was in Iowa, except for
three years spent in Miami
Fla., until they came west
from Warren county, 20 years
ago. They moved to Canby
from Gladstone July, 1953.
Mr. Wallace marked his
76th birthday on December 14.
Mrs. Wallace will observe her
70th birthday in April.
Pedee Club Meets
Pcdee About 50 attended
the Christmas party given by
the Pedee Woman's club for
their husbands and families.
The clubhouse was decorated
with Christmas greens and sil
ver bells. The table was cen
tered with a Christmas tree.
Hostesses were Mrs. Glen
Edwards, Mrs. Glen Rhoades,
Mrs. Lee Sncwden, Mrs. Wil
liam Pease, Mrs. Lyle Ritner.
There was a birthday cake and
song, honoring Mrs. Frank
Sheythe, Mrs. Connell Jones,
Mrs. Leland Jones and Mrs.
Pabl Ronco, who have birth
days in December.
Mrs. Rufus Dodge had
charge of the program. Partici
pating in the program were
Mrs. Glen Rhoades, Mrs. F. M.
Dyer, Mrs. Leland Jones and
Mrs. Connell Jones, Mrs. Rettie
Kerber, Gus John, Mrs. Kay
Wells, Mrs. Opal Carson of Sa
lem, Rob and Kathy Kil
mer of Dallas and Carlie Rit
ner. ,
SILVERTON Mr anri Un
Robert Edgerton (the former
raary wu joinings) and their
daughter and son, Carol Joy
and Robert Bruce, are spend
ing the holidays in Rood River
at the home of Mr. Edgerton's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Art Ed
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Holiday Visitors
At Roubal Home
Silverton Among Christ
mas day home reunions was
that of the S. A. Gay family
including Mr. and Mrs. Arlo
Taylor (Lois Gay) and Pat of
Portland and Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Hall (Bernice Gay)
and two daughters, Gayann
and Robin, of Eugene.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Edlund
of Ocean Park, Wash, spent
Christmas at the Salem home
of their son-in-law and daugh
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Trimble and Linda, Salem.
The Edlunds also called on
Mrs. William L. Murphy
Christmas Eve.
At the family home of the
T. P. Heidenstroms for the
day were all immediate mem
bers of the family. Mr. and
Mrs. Perry Down (Jean Heid
enstrom) and four children,
Mardonna, Beth, Michael and
Jimmy, Portland; Mr. and
Mrs. Stephen Mead (Betty
Heidenstrom) and Anita and
Janice; and Mr. and Mrs. El
vin Almquist (Vera Henden
strom) and Arlene, Carl, Mar
ilyn and Rodney, all of Silver
ton. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Ellef-
son are with members of their
family in southern California
for a holiday visit. The Ellef-
sons have closed their place of
business until their return.
At the Silverton home of
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Powell and
Jerry were members of the
family. Miss Anna Dodo Mar
shall Lee Lake, Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Miller and Vicky and
Skip, all of Portland, and Mr.
and Mrs. Marshall Powell and
Anne and John, of Lyons. Jer
ry Powell is a guest of the
Marshall Powells over the
Christmas week-end assisting
them in moving to the new
Lyons home from Indepen
dence. Engagement Told
Aurora Mr. and Mrs. How
ard Johnston of Union Hill,
Aurora, are announcing the en
gagement of their younger
daughter. Miss Patricia Lee, to
Gerald A. Connelly, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Connelly of
Needy.
Date for the wedding has
not been set.
Miss Johnston, a 1953 grad
uate of Canby Union high
school, is employed in the First
National bank of Portland. She
is a member of Laurel assem
bly. Order of Rainbow for
Girls.
Mr. Connelly attended high
school in Ortonville and South
St. Paul, Minn., and served two
years in the army, including
10 months duty in Austria
prior to his discharge in No
vember, 1952.
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SILVERTON Mr. A. J.
McCannel entertained at the
rural family home near Sil
verton, Christmir Eve, tor the
young folks and parents of
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Totland,
David, Larry and Sue, with
the guests remaining over
night, and the group being
Christmas day dinner guests
of the Oliver Totlands.
Mrs. Totland is daughter
of Mrs. McCannel.
Wedding Sunday
Woodburn Miss Charlene
Larwese Miller, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd William
Miller, and Leslie Perry Glass,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Perle P.
Glass, all of Woodburn, will
be married Sunday, January 3,
at the Woodburn Assembly of
God church. A reception will
follow at the Miller home.
SILVERTON Dr. and Mrs.
E. L. Henkel and Don and
Sandra were Christmas day
hosts at their home entertain
ing the Salem family of a sister
of Dr. Henkel, Mr and Mrs.
Ralph McKenzie and Candyce,
Mrs. McKenzie's mother, Mrs.
Joisa Clark, and A. Hussey, all
of Salem.
SILVERTON The LeRoy
Graf family of Marcola called
at the F. M. Powell home,
Sunday afternoon. The two
families were former neigh
bors at Gates.
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