IT . ' '.. t. - a . -i v . . - -.. ' v.. Wedding Friday William E. Bauer, ion of Mrs. Charles E Bauer, was solemnlied Friday evening. ' the First Congregational church, the Rev Julian Keiser officiating. The ceremony was a candlelight one. Only members of the families and close friends attended. Miss Sharon Heirier and Paul Sundin were the couple's only attendants. The bride wore an aqua wool suit with white hat and corsage of white orchids Immediately following the service there was a reception at the Keller residence. Mrs. Dud cy Slater of Eugene, aunt of the bride, assisted Mrs. Keller at the reception. The couple will make their home in Salem.. T ALEM downtown Lions club auxiliary is to meet next Thursday evening, Feb. v " ruary 18. at the home of Mrs. Carl Steelhammer at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Joseph B. Felton is chairman of the hostess committee, those assisting including Mrs. James Allcnby, Mrs. Joseph Paulson, Mrs. La Verne J. Young, Mrs. Fred Halvar son and Mrs. Ralph B. Johnson. Judge Joseph B. Felton is to be guest speaker to discuss "The Family and Juve nile Delinquency." z Next dance for the Cirque club is planned for Saturday, February 27, the party to be at the American Legion club as a formal dinner dance. Woman s auxiliary of St. Paul's Episco pal church is to meet Friday at 1:30 p.m. in the guild room at the church. Co-hostesses are Mrs. J. E. Law and Mrs. George L. Hill. Mrs. Prince W. Byrd, box supply chairman, asks that contributions for the annual mission box be brought to this meeting. The box will be sent to the Philippines. Cascade chapter. National Secretaries as sociation, will meet on Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Wilma Burchell, 1025 North 15th for a social party. Hal Hibbard auxiliary, United Spanish War Veterans, plans a business session for Thursday at 2 o'clock at the Woman's club house. The theme "Outreach of the Methodist church Among Rural Negroes," will be the topic for discussion at the general meeting of the Woman's Society of Chris tian Service, First Methodist church, on Wednesday. A panel comprised of Mes dames Thomas R. Bennett, Edward L. Clark Jr., A. D. Green and Hub Harris, will discuss this topic. Devotions will be lead by Mrs. Sydney Hall. A luncheon served by circle 6 is set it 12:15 p.m. followed at 1:15 p.m. by busi ness meeting. Mrs. Dave Furlough, 2095 S. Church will be hostess to the Past Presidents club, Vet erans of Foreign Wars auxiliary, on Thurs day night. Mrs. Sue Lawrence will assist. March meeting of the Mission Study group of the First Congregational church will be Wednesday, at 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Bertha Huston, 1458 Center street. The day's study will be under the direc tion of Mrs. Hjalmar Anderson. Initiation of members is planned for the Wednesday night meeting of Centralis temple No. 11, Pythian Sisters it Beaver hall. The two aflcrnonn circles of Leslie Methodist church will meet on Wednesday at 1:30 o'clock for dessert. Edna Holder circle is meeting at the home of Mrs. Carl Bell, 720 West Brown ing. Mrs. Carroll Graves is assisting hostess. Mrs. C. F. French will lead devotions and Mrs. T. O. Adams will handle the program. Mrs. Sadie Henderson, 1309 South Lib erty street, 'will be hostess to Evelyn De Vries circle. Mrs. E. A. Rhotcn will assist the hostess. Mrs. Mason Bishop is in charge of devotions. Mrs. Lctha McRay will give the topic "Who Are Crusade Scholars." Dr. Reginald Parker of the Willamette university iaw school will speak at the 6:15 p.m. dinner of the Insurance Women's asso ciation on Thursday at the Marion hotel:- Sunshine circle. West Salem Methodist church, will meet on Wednesday at 11:30 a.m. at the home of Mrs. Lawrence Wal worth. Lunch will be served at noon. Mrs. Gene Blush won the oscar for her talk "Highlights of My Life" on Thursday night at the dinner meeting of the Salem Toastmistrcss club at the Golden Pheasant. Other speakers were Mrs. Ethel Niles, Mrs. Robert Morrow and Mrs. Lois Keeney. Miss Ruth Jayncs was toastmistrcss, Miss Mvrtlc Wcatherholt, general evaluator, and Mrs. Marion Wooden was time keeper. Miss Lila Clark, Mrs. Robert Marion, Miss Kay Burncs and Mrs. William Reagan were guests. Auxiliary Dinners No-host dinner meetings for members of Marion-Polk County Medical Society auxi liary will be next Tuesday evening at 6:30 o'clock. t .. The three hostesses are to be Mrs. Wil liam L. Lidbeck, Mrs. Harmon Harvey and Mrs. John Meadows, each inviting one third of the auxiliary membership to her home. Assisting Mrs. Lidbeck at her home on 3843 Fringle road will be Mrs. Stanley Davis, Mrs. Irvin B. Hill and Mrs. Harold O. Schneider. Mrs Joseph Trcleiiven and Mrs. Rudolph Roscnfcld wjll assist Mrs. Meadows, and Mrs. Harvev has asked Mrs. Woodson Ben nett and Mrs. Gordon Stoinfcld to assist hA1l three hostesses are asking their guests to bring with them items for use in the occupational therapy department ot the State hospital. Many discarded house hold articles can be put to excellent use in this department. Some indicated items are: oil paints, brushes, children's patterns, blouse patterns, any yardage of one nal yard or over, transfers, cotton and wool yarns, scissors and odds and ends of braid and trimmings of all kinds. 0 ry " ft t vsSrc Si '"--iVj vi. ft f n f HI J - ..ft r" f : . i ! f : f' t ' If -, i- ' .''? J J. MRS. LAURENCE JOHN HERBERGER THE WEDDING of Mrs. Laurence John Herberger (Patricia Anne Weathers) was an event of this morning In St. Vincent de Paul Catholic church. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Weathers of Salem and Mr, Herberger is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Herberger. Miss Weathers Valentine Time Bride at St. Vincent de Paul's White stock and red carnations decorated the altar at St. Vincent de Paul Catholic church this morning for the wedding of Miss Patricia Anne Weathers and Laurence John Herberger. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Weathers and Mr. Herberger's parents arc Mr. and Mrs. John J. Herberger. The service was at 10 o'clock, the Rev. Lowell Blackburn officiating. For the music, Lorraine Nclke and Gerald Neitling sang, Wayne Meusey playing the organ. The bride's floor length dress was of white marquisette over satin, the full skirt with a wide band of imported Chantilly lace inset. The fitted bodice was designed with a short jacket, also of lace, and was fashioned with a tiny stand-up collar and long pointed sleeves. The fingertip veil was caught to a Juliet cap of lace em broidered in seed pearls and rhinestoncs. The bride carried a white Bible with a white orchid and streamers, the streamers tied with rosebuds. Sister Attends Mrs. Robert Hammack was matron of honor for her sister. She wore a full length frock of white dotted Swiss nylon over taffeta with blue satin sash. She wore a blue satin bandeau, and her flowers were a heart-shaped nosegay of white carnations and blue lace with streamers. Bridesmaids were Miss Dwyn Anne Her berger, sister of the bridegroom, Miss Mar lene Raschko, Miss Betty Zahara, cousin of the bride, and Mrs. R. J. Chance. All four wore frocks matching that worn by the matron of honor, except they wert of the dotted Swiss nylon over red taffeta with red satin sashes. Their headbands were of red satin and their nosegays were of red and white carnations with red and white lace. Nancv Kathleen Hammack, niece of the bride, was flower girl. She wore a white dotted Swiss nylon over taffeta frock with red sash and headband. She carried a heart shaped nosegay of red and white carnations. Robert Lebold was best man. Donald C. Weathers, Carl W. Weathers, both brothers of the bride, Ronald Krebs and Robert Hammack, brother-in-law of the bride, were ushers. , Altar boys were James Weiss and Gray Herberger, cousins of the bridegroom. The brides' mother wore a black and pink printed faille dress with pink hat The Rev. Wavnc Greene, new minister at the First Christian church, will bring souvenirs and tell of his visit to various mission stations after the international convention in Australia, at the Christian Women's fellowship meeting at the church, Thursday. The meeting begins at 11 a m. A sack luncheon is to be at noon, the business session following. A nursery is to be provided for small children. For this meeting, members are asked to bring the items for the men at theAfrican mission station. Rccular luncheon for Salem council of the P. E. O. Sisterhood will be Monday at 1:15 p.m. at the Golden Pheasant. Invi tation is extended to all unaffiliated P.E.O. members especially to attend. Reserva tios may be made with Mrs. Lynn Switzer. New members will he initiated into Willam ette shrine. White Shrine of Jerusalem, on Monday night at the Masonic temple. This is the last meeting at which the present offirers will serve. Mrs. F.verctt Holt il refreshment chairman for the social to fol low the ceremonies. I) n J X. - , ' (Hire tudlo plcturr, Corvallli) and black accessories, and a corsage of pink rosebuds. The bridegroom's mother wore a light blue suit with navy accessories and corsage of pink rosebuds. Following the church service there was a wedding breakfast at the Senator hotel. Reception at Club The reception was arranged for this afternoon at the American Legion club. The bride's table was set with a white cutwork cloth, white stock and red carna tions. The punch table was covered with a red linen cloth. Mrs. Phil Hathaway, aunt of the bride, cut the cake. Mrs. George Herberger, aunt of the bridegroom, was at the punch bowl; Mrs. V. O. Weathers, aunt of the bride, at the coffee urn. Others assisting were Miss Bonnie Bell Hathaway, Mrs. Jack McClurc, Mrs. Ray Kerr, Mrs. William Innus of California, Miss Joyce Armstrong, Miss Janice Obcrt, Miss Charlcne Kerr, Miss Rosalie Kerr, Mrs. Ralph Woods. Mrs. Wil liam Loftis. For traveling the brlfte wore a lavender suit with black accessories and fur shortie coat, and the white orchid from her bridal bouquet. The couple will be at home at 1065 Madi son street, Salem. it ' . " , Y' . ' L t, ". Vf t v s ; r w I ', I v., 1 ,c I hp 9") w vfmriyim I s mmm m I t til "V i'.r.rh !. S-fr ti O s,rr" iii''""'! "'''TiTainiair'' """ 1 wiirin""' - --1 1 ' r' ffi wiwj FIVE OF THE committee arranging the Joint dinner for women's service clubs on Monday evening are pictured above, left to right: Miss Minnie Just, Mr. Tom Wolgamntt, Mrs. Marie Mng, Miss Arllne Sholsrt!,, Miss Vada I.. Hill. The dinner will he at the Marlon Hotel, sponsored by Altrusa club, other clubs attending Including Zonta, Soroptimlst and Rotana. Loch-Fischer Wed at a simple home service Friday eve ning were Miss Joanne Marilyn Fischer and . William B. Loch, the ceremony being at 8 o'clock at the residence of the brlde'a par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Fischer in Mon mouth. Mr. Loch is the son of Mr. and Mrs, Lester Loch of Monmouth. , The Rev. Roy H. Campbell officiated. The ceremony was rolemnized before the fire place, an arrangement of white snapdragons, dark and light pink carnations decorating the mantel and ferns banking the fireplace. Daffodils and pussywillows decorated the other rooms. The bride wore a two-tone gray suit with white hat and accessories and her corsage was of white cymbidlum orchids. Miss Delpha Owens was honor attendant. She wore a brown suit with matching acces- ' sories and a corsage of cymbidium orchids. Kenneth Hickenbottom of Eugene was best man. Immediately rollowlng the service there was a reception for the relatives and close friends attending the wedding. Pink and white-flowers decorated the buffet. On the bride's table was the cake, and an arrange ment of two shades of pink carnations, . heather and freesias. Mrs. John G. Marr, aunt ot the bride, served Uie cake. Mrs. A. A, Geer, also an aunt, was at the coffee urn, Mrs. Robert B. Marr at the punch bowl. Al so assisting was another aunt, Mrs. George Derrick of Gresham. The couple will be at home in Eugene where Mr. Loch is attending University ot Oregon. The bride attended Salem schools, Oregon State college and Oregon College of Education. The past few months she has been employed at the statehouse in Salem. A Washington day program is being planned by Trinity chapter, Order of East ern Star, for Friday night at the West Salem City building. - 1 A film "Shyness," will be shown at the Thursday meeting of the Washlgton school Mothers club at 7:30 o'clock. Dr. J. H. Trealaven will be the speaker. A musical program will be presented by students of teacher, Roy Shelton. Refresh ments will be served. Cards and dancing will be featured at the social meeting of Hanna Rosa court, . Order of the Amaranth, on Saturday night, February 20, at the Masonic temple. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Sacre are committee chair men. Mrs. John McCullough is to entertain for her bridge culb Wednesday evening, a late supper to follow the card games. The part that the Salem Credit Women's Breakfast club will play in the regional con ference of the group at the Multnomah hotel on March 20 and 21 will be discussed at the meeting of the group on Tuesday at 7 a.m. it Nohigrcn's. The American Gold Star Mothers club plans to meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. VanCleave for a social on Thursday night Mrs. Winifred Butler, Mrs. Abby White and Mrs. George Pro are on the evening's com mittee. Sewing group of unit No. 136, American Legion auxiliary, is meeting next Tuesday, all day, at the home of Mrs. Jack Simkins. Highland school Mothers ctub will meet on Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the school with fathers being invited. John Norby will show films on his recent trip to Norway. Mrs. Kessley Talley and Mrs. Lyle Dierks will serve the refreshments. There will be no baby sitting provided. On February 19, the Mothers club will sponsor a circus and Mrs. Alfred Chives and Mrs. G. Carroll Meeks are general chairmen. Mrs. Charles Harvey, Mrs. Walter Gayles are in charge of publicity; Mrs. Elwin Klein, fishpond: Mrs. Charles Kelly, Cakewalk; Mrs. Robert Preston, candy; Mrs. Norman Jones, plants and bulbs; Mrs. Denver McComb, Mrs. James Miles, fortune telling; Mrs. Wal ter Beckett, movies; Mrs. Keith Dyer, bingo; Mrs. G. E. Earcly, dance; Mrs. Leonard Elliott, check room: Mrs. Millen DeForest, darts; Mrs. Louisa Duncan, food; Mrs. Ken neth Pugh. book stands; Mrs. Kenneth Hutchens. ring toss; Mrs. Jcanette Trent, side show. PLAN FQR JOINT DINNER MEETING 6 - i' i ' ' f Vi f 5 v 1-f w MISS HARRIET HIDAY ANNOUNCED durlnr this week was above, daughter of Mrs. Barry I. Hlday, to W. Lytle. . Service Glubs Plan Monday evening brings the dinner and joint meeting for the four women's service clubs of the city, the dinner to be at 6:30 o'clock In the Gold room at the Marion hotel. There will be special music and enter tainment. Miss Arlene Shnlseth and Miss Minnie Just School Dance "Queen of Hearts" will be the title be stowed on one of five princesses at Sacred Heart Academy's annual Sweetheart dance, Wednesday, February 17, at the Catholic Center. The princesses chosen from their respective classes are Misses Lois O'Connor, Jackie Hayes, Kathie Corrigan, Joan Timm, and Eloise Corey. The Valentine theme will be carried out throughout the hall in decorations. Co chairmen for the decoration committee are Misses Joan Colleran and Pat Egan. Miss Carol Taggart is in charge of refreshments, Dennis Alley is chairman of cleanup com mittee. In charge of coronation ceremonies are class presidents Bill Joseph and Dennis Alley. The dance is one of the big events on Sacred Heart's social calender, and a large group is expected to attend. Mrs. Ben Randall. 1840 W. Nob Hill, will be hostess for a 1:30 no-host luncheon meet ing of American War Mothers Tuesday. Mrs. Glenn W. Prather, Mrs. Martin Vlesco, Mrs. Effio McFarland and Mrs. W. E. Berg Will be assisting hostesses. The sixth birthday of bethel No. 35, Job's Daughters, will be celebrated on Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the Scottish Rite temple. Par ents and past guardians of the bethel have been invited to attend the event Unt-n-MIIKr itlKlli) plcturt) t" ? " ft JBl (j 5. w t4 " it ' a ,w f r 5... t. '-i t .1 V 1 f ( f 'r mi i 4 (Arti ttudto Pletml the enragement of Miss Harriet Riday, A2C Don J. Lytle, ton ot Mrs. James Joint Meet from the Altrusa club, sponsor of the dinner; Mrs. Marie Ling and Mrs. David Bennett Hill, both Soroptimlst club; Mrs. Tom Wol gamott and Mrs. William E. Smith, Zonta club; and Mrs. Darrell E. Walker and Miss Vada L. Hill, Rotana club, are on the com mittee for the affair. Sedgwick Woman's Relief Corps No. 1, will meet on Friday at 2 o'clock at the Veterans of Foreign Wars hall Plana for the district conference in Salem on March 1 Q uiill ka JiniiriJ Mrs. Chester Douglas will be hostess at . her home, 1046 Seventh street on Monday night for the West Salem Lions auxiliary. Reports on the forthcoming meeting with the state officers will be given. . v aijuaia iaui'e CIUD IS 10 GjeCl Offlrnrs at I ll moot i n n nnv, rrk.. '-" . .. . . . . . . a a.At 1 UUI OUttJ BIB ning at Catholic Center. On the nominating committee are Mrs. John Geisler, chairman, Mrs. Joe Lucas and Delbert White. nnnfincr will hanln d.qa -i--i- and Mrs. Alvin Robison are In charge -of -the program. ..... w iii i, v.iiu uciikk. par. Woodburn Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Wedmore will observe their 50th wedding anniversary . Sunday, February 14, with a family reunion at their home, 641 Hall street, in Woodburn. Their ten children, all who plan to be at home for the event, will be hosts for the open house from 12 noon until 4 pm Friends are invited to call. Mr. and Mrs. Wedmore were married February 17. 1904, in Mapleton, Iowa, and came to Woodburn about six years ago. Their children are Al Wedmore of Seattle, . Wash.; Charles Wedmore of Tule Lake, Calif.; Foster Wedmore of Salem; Mrs. Ward Nation of Sclo; Mrs. C. Hunter of Woodburn; Lee Wedmore of Los Angeles, Calif.; Mrs. Lee Davis of Salem; Kenneth Wedmore of Vancouver, Wash.; Lyle Wed more of Portland, and Mrs. Gus Kraft of Portland. Past Presidents club ot Sedwick chapter, No. 1, Woman's Relief corps, met the past week at the home of Mrs. Sarah Peterson, a luncheon being served. Mrs. W. J. Beard was co-hostess. Following the luncheon there was a busi ness session and exchange of white elephant packages. The group is assisting the district chairman with her project, sewing for the district meeting to be in Salem, March 19, at Veterans of Foreign Wars hall. Also the group is quilting to raise money for the state executive board fund for the state con vention In June. Mrs. Goldia Kyle and Mrs. Justina KiK dee will be hostess for the next meeting of the club. An event for Sunday afternoon will be the open house for which Mr. and Mrs. Albert C. Gragg are to entertain at their home. The affair honors Mrs. Mable Scrltchfield of Prlnevillc, Ore., and Toppenish, Wash., and Harold E. Young. Mrs. Scritchflcld and Mr. Young are to be married February 19. The open house will be between 3 and 5 o'clock, guests including associates of Mr. Young in the postal service and other friends. Mrs. Ivan Royse will be hostess to the Jaycec-Ettes on Monday night at her home, 1130 Albert drive. Mrs. Dee Whitlock, Mrs. Lorcn Boston and Mrs. Douglas Hay will be the co-hostesses. A Dutch auction and cake walk will ba featured at the Kingwood unit, American Legion auxiliary meeting on Thursday night at the Kingwood Legion hall. The Past Presidents of Capital unit, Amerl can Legion auxiliary, will be in charge- ot the program on Monday night at the Worn- 1 an's club house. ' r x L MM A I 'r ' iiiiiini inn tti Mini i Jt,... JUiiA J