Tueodgr. Jamiaiy It 1954
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Salem. Orepm
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Goldenweds Mr. and Mn. A. Denham, above, recently oB
aerved their (olden wedding anniTcraary. They were mar
ried in Norman, Okla., and hava been in Oregon since 1927.
Their five ehilren are Burrell Denham of Arkansas City, Ark,
Elmer Denham of Oregon City, Mrs. Mildred Rentage of
Salem, Ralph Denham of Lebanon, Guy 'Denham of Salem.
(Kennell-Ellis studio picture) .
Miss White
Is Bride
Miss Marlene Louise White,
daughter o( Mr .and Mrs. Otis J.
White of Detroit was wed to Ro
bert Lee Budlong son of Mr. and
Mrs. P. E. Budlong of Salem at
the Detroit Church of Christ on
Sunday, December 27 at 4 o'clock
in the afternoon. The Rev. Rich
ard Hake of Eugene performed
the double ring ceremony, clos
ing with the Christian home
dedication.
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, wore a ballerina
knith dress of nylon net over
white srtin with white satin bo
dice. The hem length veil fell
from a tiara of seed pearls. The
bride carried a cascade of red
rosebuds and a white Bibe.
The maid of honor, Miss Mary
Gordon, wore a green nylon net
dress banded with green satin
ribbon over green satin and car
ried a bouquet of white rosebuds
and pink shattered carnations.
The best man was James
White, brother of the bride, and
the ushers were Ralph Budlong
and Clifford Whit - -;;
The eandlelighters, Misses
Mary Lou Moore and Suzanne
Moore, were dressed in ballerina
length whit and green organ
die frocks. The flower girls
Kathleen Marie White and Mary
Ann Cherrier, nieces of the bride
and bridegroom, wore green
dresses with full white organdie
overskirts of ballerina length and
carried lace baskets of rose
petals. The bearer of the rings
was David Alan White.
Mrs. Gordon S. Skidmore pro
vided the wedding music. Mrs.
Skidmore, accompanied by Ar
fcne Cox of Eugene played the
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Today's Menu
Miss Bisenius Wed Saturday
Guests will love these profes
sional looking sweet tidbits.
Party Snack
Make-Your-Own Sandwiches
Maple Candied Walnuts
Beverage
Maple Candied Walnuts , .
Ingredients: 1 cup sugar 1
tablespoon ight corn syrup, H
cup water, H teaspoon salt, few
drops maple flavoring, 1 tabe
ipoon butter or margarine. 2
cups walnut halve.
Method: Mix sugsr, corn syrup,
water and salt in heavy sauce
pan, stir over low heat until
sugar is dissolved. Boil to 238
or until a half -teaspoonful of
the candy forms a soft ball in
cold water. Remove from heat;
blend in maple flavoring and
butter. Add walnults; stir gently
until mixture becomes creamy.
Turn out onto waxed paper and
separata nuts. Makes about. 1
pound.
Committees Named
For Rebekah Lodge
Mrs. Carl Dickson, newly in
stalled noble grand of Salem Re
bekah lodge. No. 1, appointea
her standing committees on Mon
day night at the lodge meeting
at the IOOr temple. .
Committees include: Finance,
Mrs. Jenny Chalmers, Mrs. Avis
Perrine, Mrs. Jack Kinney, wsys
and Means, Mrs. Bveret Soden,
Mrs. 'Robert Lauds hi, Mrs. Har
old Bressler, Mrs. Gregory
Schmidt, Miss Dolores Jay; Good
of the Order, Mrs. Clarence Kim
ble; Press, Mrs. Elmer J. Roth,
Decorations, Mrs. Lenny Irvine;
Women's Council, Mrs. J. L. Bat
dorf, Mrs. Daisy Mclntyre and
Mrs. Carl F. Dickson; Jewelry,
Mrs. Iva Dean Hubbard, Mrs.
May Dodge, Mrs. Dora Hill, Mrs.
Stella Hess, Mrs. Rhoda Nagel;
Education, Miss Wilda Siegmund;
Fraternity Press, Mrs. V. A. Coch
ran: Theta Rho, Mrs. Elmer J.
Roth, Mrs. Chris sumpter, airs.
Cora Van Pelt, Mrs. Charley Neu-
bsuer, Mrs. Audrey ti. Koner.
It wis announced that the En
campment and LEA will sponsor
a no host dinner at 6:30 p.m. on
Friday at the temple.
On Thursday night the Theta
Rho elub will install officers for
the Jefferson Theta Rho club.
MOUNT ANGEL SL Mary's
Catholic church was the scene
for wedding Saturday morning,
January , when Miss Patricia
Bisenius, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. R. T. Bisenius was wed to
James Kirklin, U. S. Army, son
of Mrs. T. E. kirklin of Salem.
The Rev. Hildebrand Mekhior,
OSB, officiated at the 8:15 o'clock
morning double ring ceremony
ar-d nuptial mass, before a large
gathering of relatives and friends.
Serving as altar boys were James
Anderson and Kenneth Berth
told. Mrs. Vincent Smith was or
gsnist and the SL Mary's church
choir, of which the couple are
members, sang the mass. Mrs.
Walter Smith san( before the cer
emony and again preceding the
recessional.
Arrangements of white chry
santhemums and greenery, dee
orated the church while similar
flowers, poinsettias and tall light
ed tapers were used on the al
tar. The, bride wss given in mar
riage fay her father. She wore
a wedding dress of imported
.white brocade styled with a fit
ted bodice fashioned with a deep
oval draped collar, filled in with
pleated brocade insets. The long
fitted sleeves came to points over
the wrists and the flared skirt
was floor length. A satin bonnet,
edged with pearls, held the fin
gertip veil of nylon tulle. The
bride's only jewelry was a string
of pearls with matching earrings,
a gift from her parents. The
bride carried white carnations
and bouvardia topped on a white
prayer book, a gift from the
bridegroom.
Two Attendants
Miss Patricia Anderson was
the honor attendant and brides
maid was Miss Mildred "Mickey"
Collister. The attendants' dresses
were similarly styled to that of
the bride's dress, with fitted bod
ices, short sleeves, and flared
floor length skirts. Completing
their ensembles were matching
taffeta bonnets and mitts. Miss
Anderson wore bronze taffeta
and carried a colonial, bouquet of
gold chrysanthemums', and Miss
Collister's dress was peacock blue
talfeta and her flowers were a
colonial bouquet of bronze chry-
sanutemums.
Best man was Charles Schaef-
er and groomsman was Gene
Goldsby.
For her daughter's nuntialu
Mrs. Bisenius wore a black faille
suit with black hat and accessor.
les. To her ensemble, she added a
corsage of red carnations. The
bridegroom's mother, who was
unable to be nresent. was rem.
sented by Mrs. Ed Booth of Sa
lem, a close friend of the familv.
She was attired in a brown dress.
with ' matching accessories, and
her corsage was pink carnations.
Following the ceremony, a
wedding breakfast was served at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. p. N.
Smith, cousins of the bride. Cov
ers were placed for the bridal
party, the Rev. Father Hilde
brand. OSB, Mr. and Mrs. Bisen
ius and Mrs. Booth.
Reception ia Aftarn.on
An afternoon reception and
luncheon were arrange ia the Le
gion Memorial hall. The bride's
table, covered with white linen
cloth, waa centered with a three-
tiered decorated wedding cake
which waa topped with an ar
rangement of white doves and
double wedding rings. White
blooms and greenery encircled
the cake, and low arrangements
of camellias and tall lighted tap
ers were used on each side. The
other tables in the room were
covered with white linen cloths,
and the centerpieces were of
double wedding rings, white bells
and camellias.
Mrs. P. N. Smith cut the cake.
and presiding at the coffee urns
were Mrs. I. A. Bisenius, Port
land, aunt of the bride and Mrs.
David Shepherd. Mrs. Alfred J.
Huber and Miss Geraldine Trae-
ger were In charge of the gift
table, and circulating the guest
book was Miss Aileen Anderson.
Assisting in serving were Mrs.
Vincent Spinner of Stayton and
the Misses Janice Anderson,
Kathleen Stolle, Ruth Ann Diek
er. and Frances Dicker.
For her going away ensemble.
the bride wore a black and white
cheeked costume with a winter
white hat and black accessories.
To her shoulder she pinned her
wedding corsage. Following a
short wedding trip, the tiewly
weds will make their home in
Portland.
Out-of-town guests at the wed
ding included Mr. and Mrs. I. A.
Bisenius, Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Bisenius, Mr. and Mrs. James
Bisenius, Mr. and Mrs. Matt Bisen
ius, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bisenius,
Mr. and' Mrs. Robert Kent and
daughter Frances, Mrs. Edythe
Jourden, Mr. and Mrs. Lauren
Jourden, Mrs. Virginia Pierce and
son Randy, Mrs. Al Sparks, Mr.
and Mrs. w. J. Roork all of Port
land: Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bisenius
of Vancouver; Mr. and Mrs. Mike
Welton. Portland: Mr. and Mrs.
S. J. Smith, St Paul, and Mrs. P.
K. Pingleton, Jr. of Beaverton.
WOODBURN The regular
meeting of Chapter J of the PEO
Sisterhod will be Thursday, Jan
uary 14, at the home of Mrs.
David Cavett Mrs. N. F. Tyler
will be program chairman and
has announced that Mrs. Paul
Mills will show slides taken on a
vacation trip.
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The Vogue of Salem '
Greatest January
Fashion Clearance
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rTTI7r!TTd7w7aT)eMmbe!(ere ilr" and Mrs. Alfred
J. Huber, above. The bride is the former Dorothy Dieker
Sprauer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dieker of Mt Angel
and Mr. Huber is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Huber of
ML AngeL (Madelyn studio, ML Angel.) - -
Job's Daughters
Plan Inspection
Plans for inspection by the (rand
guardian, Mrs. Ernest Yeo. Glad
stone, were made on Monoey nigm
at Job's Daughters bethel No. 43
meeting. She will be in Salem
January 25.
A new trophy contest in the form
of coat hanger drive was started
and hangers In lots of 25 are to be
delivered to either Miss Sue Shaw
or Phillip Yoder.
Louise Laws. Miss Diane Kelley
will write to the honorary grand
father at the Masonic home in For
est' Grove.
Miss Patty Claggett, Parrish Jun
ior high and Miss Barbara Keu-
dell, Leslie junior nigh, were elect
ed as public relations represen
tatives for their schools respec
tively.
Miss Bonita Feal, a transfer from 1 1
Boise, Idaho, was welcomed. Mrs.
Arthur Lee Woods, past guardian
and Miss Heien Fletcher, worthy 1
$15.
$19.
$
23.
Four 172 government bonds were i matron, Salem chapter, Order of
purchased by the group and Miss Eastern Star, were honored. '
violin. Stanley White sang while
the young couple knelt following
the plighting ot tneir vows.
The reception was in the
church with Mrs. Earl Parker
and Mrs. Clarence Costa, sister
of the bridegroom, cutting and
serving the cake and Mrs. noon
Whit, nnnrine. Mrs. Raich Bud
long was in charge of the guest
book.
Guests from out-of-town includ
ed Mr. and Mrs. Otis Eldon White
and daughter, Jerl, from Para
mount Calif.: Clifford White
from Mountain Home, Idaho,
Mrs. Annie White from Oroville,
Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Lien
and daughter, Dorothy, Mr. and
tin 7. M. Cox and Arlene, all
from Eugene; Mrs. R. Hake of
T.hinnn: Mr. and Mrs. Percy
Budlong, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Cher
rier and Mary Ann, Mr. ano airs.
Clarence CosU, Kathleen and
Marilyn, all from Salem: Richard
DuHlnne. Mrs. Carl Budlong, Mr.
nrf Un Rilnh Budlong. Abert
Hudel, Miss Wima Jul! and Wil-
lism Shepard, al ot miu my.
Harlow White, brother of the
hride, now with the air force on
the island of Kuyushu, 700. miles
nnth nf Tokvo. talked with the
young couple on their wedding
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Budlong
will make their home at Brem
.rtnn Wash., for the next few
months where he is stationed
with the navy.
Return From South
Silverton Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Specht have returned from a
three-week holiday visit at the
southern California home of
their son snd dsughter-in-law, Mr.
anad Mrs. Raymrnd Specht, and
Ramie. Rande and Robbie, in
El Segundo, Calu. i
Fn route home, the Spechts
spent two days the Vacaville j , Roberta, worthy adviser, will
home of a sister of Mr. SpechL prnde. After the meeting the
Mrs. tiuaoein asonr, ... ...i. enjoy , "Dutch treat'
and daughter, unus , ... ,
Birthday Event
A dinner party observing the
eighty-second birthday anniver
aary of Mrs. Wilhelmina Scheele
at the home of her son-in-iaw ano
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
E. Covert, was an event of Sun
day, January 10.
Present to extend congratula
tions were four ot her six chil
dren snd families. Unable to be
present were a daughter, Mrs.
Frank Westlake of Casa Granda,
Aria., and a son, Frank Scheele,
ot Aberdeen, Wash.
Covers were placed Sr Mr. and
Mrs. Dan Hiller. Corvallls; Mr.
and Mrs. George Scheele and Har
old and Larry of Blodgett; Mrs.
Isabel Kenogy and sons. Steven,
Don Kenogy and wife Ruth, Sa
lem. Mrs. Fred Pfenning, a grand
daughter. Mrs. Grace Moore, Sa
lem, and the Robert Coverts,
Karen and Darrell, and the hon
or guest
Motion pictures of past family
event were shown and musical
numbers, accordion and Hawaiian
guitar, were played by Darrell
Covert and Steven Schmidt
Miss Clara Mohr
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WOODBURN Evergreen as
sembly. No. 12. Order of the
Rsinbow for Girls, will elect new
officers at the regular meeting
Wednesday night, January 13. at
the Masonic temple. The meitins
will begin it 7:30 p. m. Mm Phyl
I at the Coney Island restaurant
MAICO HEARING AID
Accepted by the American
Medical Association Council
Physical Medicine.
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