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Paw B SECTION I THE CAPITAE JOURNAL; Salem, Oregon Monday, June 21, 1954 ' ital Women Edited by MARIAN LOWBT FISCHER Miss Toycen Engaged to Mr. Buswell Announcement ii being made by Mr. and Mr. W. A. Toycen of the engagement of their (.tigh ter; fciiss Pauliua Toycen, to John W. Buswell, Jr., ion of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Buswell of Aroaril lo, Texai. The bride-elect has completed her freshman year at Oregon Stat college. Mr. Buswell will be a junior at OSC next year and is a mem ber of Phi Kappa Tau fraternity. No date is announced for the wedding. Miss Fleming Bride on. Friday The wedding of Miss May Hem mi. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Fleming, and Richard Frank Thurman, son of Mrs. Florence Thurman, was an event of Friday night in the First Congregational diurcti. Dr. Julian J. Keiser ficiating at the 8 o'clock rites. The bride wore a slate blue suit with white hat end navy blue ac cessories, and a corsage of white orchids. Miss Nancy Ladd attended the bride. She wore pinic sun wnn corsage of pink sweet peas. Donald Thurman was best man. The reception was at the home of the bride, parents. The couple will be at home at 1254 Highland Avenue, saiem. Parties GVen for Visitor From Eugene Mm. Kenneth Barker and daugh ter, Linda, formerly of Salem, left Saturday for their home in Eu gene following a few days visit here at the home of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr, and Mrs. Dayl Burros. On Frirfaj morning, Mrs. Bur res invited a group in for coffee for Mrs. Barker. In the group were Mrs. Barker, Mrs. Leonard Row an, Mrs. Frank Gerdon, Mrs. Earl Viesko, Mrs. Gerald Fisher, Mrs. Willard Thompson, Mrs. Ora Har der and the hostess. Mrs. Robert White entertained Thursday evening at bridge for Mrs. Darner, in the group were Mrs. Barker, Mrs. Burres, Mrs. Earl Viesko. Mrs. Chester Pick ens, Mrs. Weslev Ritchie. M John Ritchey, Mrs Charles U. Wood, Mrs. lid Johnston. Mrs. Del- win riniey and the hostess. if Laughter-Manning Rite: Event of Sunday Afternoon Toastmistress Club Installs Officers Final meeting of the Chemeketa . Toastmistress club was last week. The following officers were in stalled: Mrs. Eric Nelte, presi dent; Mrs. James Ervin, vice president; Miss Nancy Stuart, re ' ' cording secretary; Mrs. A. S. Tussing, corresponding secretary; Mrs. E. W. HUlstrom, treasurer; Mrs. B. L. Trelstad, club represen tative. Mrs, L. C. Tennis is out going president. The group met for a no-host din ner at the home of Mrs. E. W. Hillstrom. Table topics chairman was Mrs. C. E. Jaqua, toastmis tress, Mrs. B. L. Trelstad. A gift was presented to ' Miss Nancy Stuart, who is leaving June M, for Louisville, Kentucky, where she will represent Oregon, Canada. Washington, Jflano, ana r . j, Alaska. in th. international encampment Auxiliary Toastmistress club speech contest I Willamette Encampment and Miss Stuart is director of infor- auxiliary, met for a no-host dinner. mat! on and alumni affairs at the f naay mgnt, at trie ioof temple, Trinity Chapter Concludes Season Final meeting of the season for Trinity chapter. No. 175, Order of eastern star, was Friday night special program was given for lamer s aay and T. E. Burns, was nonorea as lather of the evening Cyril Parker sang and Mrs. J. E, vanwyngarden Mad the story of rawer i day. New members received into the cnapier were Mrs. Dale Taylor, Mrs. Carl Dixon. Mrs. Ernest Knapp and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Conrad. Mrs. Jack French, mother aaviser oi uieny assembly, Rain' now, announced tne formation of mothers club for the assembly. neporis oi uio grand uiapter meet ing in Portland last week, . were given by Steven Rosenbaum and Mrs. Lelly Genre. Trinity chapter Is to be co-host witn Venus and Evergreen chap ters lor me annual picnic of the Willamette Valley matron's and patron s association, to be July 25, at the Harnsberger farm near In dependence. Announcement was also made of a no-host supper to be at a later date at the D. M. Eby's. I www I Betrothal Told Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Roberg are announcing the engagement of their daughter, Miss Joan Elaine Roberg, to Ernest (Pat) Holman, son of Mrs, Grace Hoi- man, Dallas. The wedding is planned for the fall. Calvary Baptist church was the scene of a beautifully arranged wedding Sunday afternoon when Miss Edna Manning, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James B. Manning, was married to Robert James Laughter, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Laughter of Fresno, Calif. The altar was banked with light ed tapers In candelabrums and baskets of white gladioluses, peo nies, Ester Reed daisies and blue delpiuniums. Tne pews were marked with Un daisies and pale blue delphiniums and closed with white satin cord. The Rev. Omar Barth officiated at the 4 o'clock ceremony. Miss Coralie Doughton sang, and Mrs, James Frances was organist, Michael Rear, Eugene, and Glenn Allen Rear, Reedsport, both cou sins of the bride, lighted the pers. Closing the aisles before the service were Misses Suzanne and Janet Rear, cousins of the bride, They wore pale blue organdie over taffeta dresses. Mr. Manning presented his daughter in marriage. The bride wore a dress of white Chantilly lace over, taffeta, styled with boat-shaped neckline and fitted sleeves, ending in an appliqued lace finish over tulle. The bouffant skirt was tulle, with an overskirt of lace. The fingertip illusion veil was lined with blue illusion, and cascaded from a jeweled tiara. The bride carried a white Job': Daughters Bible, marked with white orchid and stephinotis. Attendants la Blue Miss Cathryn Laughter, sister of Uw bridegroom, was maid of hon or. Her dress was delphinium blue organdie over taffeta, with seal. loped bouffant skirt, edged with deep pleating in taffeta. She car ried a parasol of American beauty satin and tulle, with white mar guerites and delphiniums. Bridesmaids were Miss Mary Weber, Albany, and Miss Janet MacDonald, both Delta Gamma sorority sisters of the bride. Their dresses were medium blue, styled like the honor attendant t,f They also carried parasols of American beauty satin and tulle, filled with marguerites and blue delphiniums. Flower girl was Margaret Long of Pendleton. Her dress was like the honor attendant's, and she carried a small parasol like the other at tendants'. The bride designed all the dresses, and made her wed ding dress. Donald Laughter, brother of Die bridegroom, was best man. Ush ers were Kent Laughter, brother of the bridegroom, Edward Ball, and Robert Keller. Mrs. Manning attended her daughter' wedding in a dress of coral lace and tulle over taffeta, with white accessories and a white orchid corsage. The bridegroom's mother chose a navy blue tulle over matching taffeta dress, pow der blue accessories, ani a white orchid corsage. ' The reception was at the Delta Gamma sorority house at Willam ette university. The rooms were decorated in blue and while. The receiving line was in front of the fireplace. The bride's table was covered with an Italian cut work cloth, edged in lace. The bride's cake was ice blue and white, flanked by tall white tapers in sil ver candleholders and pleated tulle. The cake was surrounded by white carnations sprinkled with silver. The bridegroom's cake and ice cream balls were served from a table covered with white or gandie over blue, surrounded by Ester Reed daisies. Assist at Iteccptioa Cutting the bride's cake was Mrs. Malcolm MacDonald. Cutting the bridegroom a cake were Mrs. C. R. King, Santa Cruz, Calif., aunt of the bridegroom, and Mrs. Har old Messinger, McMlnnville, cousin of the bride. Pouring were Mrs. C. G. Rear, Eugene, aunt of the bride, Mrs. Ray Clevenger, Mc- Minnville, Mrs. Robert Manning, Philomath, aunts of the bride, and Mrs. Don Fulroer, Fresno, grand mother of the bridegroom. Mrs. Jerrol Arnold and Miss Nancy Rear, Eugene, cousin of the bride. served the punch. Miss Lois Arcii ibald was at the door, assisted by Miss Mary Lou MacDonald. Miss Jo Taylor, Portland, passed tne guest book. Serving were Missee Charlen Woods, Jackie Prall, Leo- ore Phulippi, Salem, janec ve- Weese. Camas. Wash., Claudia Yunker. Milwaukee, Beverly Or- ton. Beaverton, Sharon Duffy, Portland. Dagny Pedersen, Astor ia. Mm. Dick Goff. Portland, all sorority sisters of the bride, and Mrs. Wilbur Green, Eugene, cousin of the bride. Passing rice bags were Misses Joan Long, Pendle ton. Kathleen Rear, Mary Rear, and Elizabeth Rear. Eugene, cou sins of the bride. In charge of gifts were Miss Marilee Rear, Eu gene and Alonen Rear, iteeaspon, cousins of the bride. When the couple left for a trip to the Oregon beaches, the bride wore a nink boucle coat lined with white ever matching taffeta dress, pink flowered hat and shoes, and I I : J 1 1 . . ine orcniu irom tier onuai uuuquci. In the fall, the couple will be in Columbus, Ohio, where Mr. Laugh ter will enter graduate school at Ohio State university. Willamette university. CD A Event WOODBURN The final meet ing until fall for Court Victory No. 793, Catholic Daughters of Amer ica, was last week at St. Luke's hall, with Mrs. John Doubrava, vice grand regent, presiding, in the absence of Mrs. Alvah G. Co wan. Mrs. Klli an Smith, Junior chair man for the past year, reported on the activities of the junior troops. It was voted to have the year books printed again this year. Ac tivities for the coming year were discussed. Refreshments were served by a committee, with Mrs. Howard Schutz. chairman. Others on the committee were Mrs. John Zer ian, Mrs. Joe Sowa, Mrs. Robert Vandehey, Mrs. A. J. Bleha, Mrs. Ben Baune, Mrs. Mary Hanel, Mrs. A. M. Heidt and Mrs. Harry Kesteu. PAST MATRONS club, Order of Eastern Star, met Friday night for the final event of the season. Mrs. Russell E. Pratt showed pictures, and talked of her recent trip in the south and east. In July, the group has been in vlted to the home of Mrs. Byron B. Hemes:, for a picnic in the gar den. In August, the club will go to Lincoln, for a Sunday picnic at the home of Mr. and Mrs. w. u Lewis, MRS. K. F. HOBBS and son Bobby, of Fresno, Calif., former - ly of Salem, are visiting here as guests of her mother, Mrs. Eliza beth Bray. . VISITING In the cnpilnl are Mr. and Mrs, Donald Black and family of Los Angeles', former re sidents of Salem. Mr. Black some years ago was on the advertising Staff of the Capital Journal. MR. AND MRS. John Keller, of Logan, Ohio, have been visiting at the home of her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Karl V. Pease. The Kel lers are traveling in the west, and left Friday morning for Los An geles, Calif. 1 i with lodge session following. Monday, June 28. the auxiliary is presenting a program, and refresh ments for the Rebekah lodge. Mrs. Cora Van Pelt is arranging the program. Refreshment committee includes: Mrs. Charley Neubauer, Miss Wllda Siegmund, Mrs. Vic toria Stifflcr, Mrs. Howard Hun- saker, and Mrs. Floyd West. At the auxiliary meeting, July 2, the losing team of the contest will serve refreshments to the winning team. Club Vins Award LEBANON The national cert ificate for achievement in home and garden was awarded the Leb anon club for its annual herb tea. The presentation was made to Mrs Peter F. Smith, local club presl ileni, last week, In Ashland, at the Oregon Federation of Garden clubs annual convention and award banquet. In 1948 the Lebanon club was the recipient of a national purple rib bon for the herh tea. The Lebanon exhibit at the con vention was a miniature herb garden modeled after the V. E Wilson garden at 1284 Filbert street Lebanon Attending the conference from this area were Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Wilson. Mrs. F. S. Moody, Mrs, Phil Lanning, Mrs. Thomas Dil- lard, Mrs. Howard Gcarhart and Miss Helen Clem. ( a I - i rlT I . ft ' H- . r 4 ' f J , r" f y k - 0r" " l -A I W . . V lI DO YOU KNOW? Goodwill sheltered Industries workshop is a for handicapped people Your dlsrarded clothing and household Items will keep them Independent. Phone 4-1248 for Tuesday pickups In West Salem and South of Center St.. Fridays North of Center St. IIKRE over Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. William J mil vine, re cently of California and now to live in Portland. They were guests of their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Davies. . HERE over the week-end from The Dalles were Judge and Mrs. F. taurence Phipps. They were among guests at the wedding of Miss Evelyn Johnson and Rich ard Max Page. WOODBURN Members of St. Mary's court No. 593, Women's Catholic Order of Foresters, plan a picnic on Tuesday, June 22. at 3 p.m. at Seltlemier park. Juve- j nile members will be guests. Mrs. i Clarenco Hagenaiier, chief ranger, i is chnirman of Ihe committee in ' charge ami will be assisted by: other officers. Engagement Told The engagement of Miss Cora Smith, above, Salem, daughter of Mrs. Martha Smith of Bcllingham, Wash., to David Lee Cooley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Cooley of Salem, has been announced. (Jesten-Mlllcr studio picture) MR. AND MRS. Jay Walter Johnson of LaGrande are the par ents of a son, Richard Arnold, born June 18. The grandmothers are Mrs. Arnold Johnson of Salem and Mrs. E. Reynolds of Man mouth. Mrs. Johnson is leaving today for LaGrande to greet her new grandson and will .remain for two weeks. AMONG Salem women at the Aero club guest day on Wednes day st Oswego Country club will he Mrs. Leon Perry and Mrs. Edward Roth. There will he golf, a luncheon, bridge and dinner. the PEERLFSS BAKERY Bakers for her Majesty the Housewife &H Green Stamps 170 N. Commercial TABITHA Missionary fellow ship of the First Baptist church plans Its White Cross meeting for Thursday, at the home of Mrs. Earl Seamstcr, 1430 North 25th street, starting at 10 a.m. All women of the church are invited, They are to take a sack lunch and sewing equipment, and, if possihle, material for quilt blocks and white material for bandages, State Board Of Group Meets Here State board of the Oregon Fed eration of Republican Women met in Salem Saturday for lunch eon at the home of Mrs. Leon Perry, president of the Salem unit. Plans were, made for the group's part in the biennial nat ional convcnt'oi 10 be in Los Angeles in September. Mrs. Clark C. McCall, state president, and Mrs. Perry will attend from Sa lem. Attending the luncheon were Mrs. H. A. Pallady, Mrs. William M. Burns, Mrs. Roy T. Bishop, Mrs. William S. Roberts, all of Portland; Mrs. Edward 0. Stad ter, Sr., of Bend; Miss Ethel Hajek of Portland, Mrs. B. M. LeFevre of Newberg, Mrs. R. L. Davis of Portland, Mrs. Eva A. Moore of Tigard. Mrs. H. D. Rohtie and Mrs. E. H. Wright, both of Albany; Mrs. George Bat terson of Tigard; Mrs. C. H. Hil ton of Freewater; Mrs. Fra&k Colcord and Mrs. Myrtle Wilson, both of Newberg; Mrs. Clark C. McCalL Mr. William L. Phil lips, Sr., Mrs. Henry H. Marsden, Mrs. a Lewis, Mrs. E. F. Kirk wood, Mrs. Perry, all of Salem. Salem Folk At Theta Rho Meting Several from Salem attended the third annual Theta Rho as sembly at Pilot Butte inn in Bend over the week end. Attending from here as distinguished guests were Mrs. Lawrence McClure, vice president of the F. L. Girls of Oregon; Mrs. Charles Neu bauer, treasurer of the Ladies auxiliary, Patriarchs Militant; George Naderman, past grand patriarch of the Grand Encamp ment; W. Robert Massey, deputy grand master of the grand lodge of Odd Fellows; Mrs. Clarence Townsend, past president of the Ladies auxiliary, Patriarchs Militant Among new officers for the state group is Miss Jeanne Roth of Salem as warden. Next year's assemniy wm be at Klamath Falls. Silver Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Wackerbarth are celebrating their silver wed- aing anniversary June 27, with a reception at the home, 1180 Alpine Drive, from 2 to 6 p.m. Miss Dorothy Pederson is Bride Here on Saturday HONORING Miss Lilliam Mf. Donald, who will be leaving the first of July for her home in Nel son, B.C., two parties have been given recently. Dr. Helen Pearce, Miss Dorothy Pearce and Mrs. Margaret Rose crans entertained Saturday night at the Pearce home for Mis M-. Donald. Another hostess fetine Mi Donald last week was Miss Selma Hilmer, who entertained at a din ner parry. HOSTS at a family dinner on Friday evening were Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Hilfiker, the affair honoring their son-in-law and daughter. Dr. and Mrs. Mnvlen Peterson (Eveiyn Hilfiker). The Petersons are leaving to reside in Ogden, Utah, where Dr. Pet erson will practice dentistry. www IN PORTLAND, Sunday, was Mrs. Clark C. McCall, state pres ident of the Oregon Federation of Republican Women, to attend the silver tea given by the Bus iness Women's unit of the fed eration at the home of Misses Harriet and Florence Leach. Blonde Dorothy Jane Peder son, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Pederson, was a pretty bride of Saturday when her marriage to Clyde Herbert Fahlman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arvid Fahlman of Eugene, was solemnized in St Paul's Episcopal church. The service was at 8 o'clock in the evening, the- Rev. George H. Swift officiating. Baskets of white gladioluses and white and pink snapdragons were arranged at the church chancel rail for the service and on the altar were vases of sweet peas and pink and white snap dragons. . Ronald Craven was soloist. Miss Ruth Bedford playing the organ. Acolytes for the service were David Bradshaw and Steven Berglund. The bride's dress was off Chan tilly lace and nylon tulle over taffeta. The bodice was designed with squire neckline, outlined by cutuots of the lace, and there was pleated nylon tulle across, both in front and back. The long pointed sleeves tapered over the hands. Lace trimmed the front of the skirt, extending in scallops to the back and into the chapel lengin train. Tne fingertip veil of nylon tulle was arranged from a bandeau of lace that was trimmed with seed pearls. The bride carried her Rainbow Bible with a white orchid and ribbon streamers caught with stephano- tis. sne wore the gilt from the bridegroom, a watch matching ner rings. Mr. Pederson gave bis daughter in marriage. Six Attendants Miss Edna Manning (who be came Mrs. Robert James Laugh ter on sunaay afternoon) was honor attendant. Bridesmaids were Miss Phyllis Pearson of Portland, Miss Audrey Campbell of Oswego, Miss Sue Riddles barger of Eugene and Mrs. Jer rol Arnold of Salem. All attendants wore turauoise silk shantung frocks, ballerina length, a fold of the material around the square necklines forming the short sleeves, and very iuii sKirts extending from the fitted bodices with a bow at one side. All carried cascade bouquets of daisies and sweet peas, ribbons matching the dresses. They also wore daisies in their hair. - Young Miss Karen Pederson, sister of the bride, was junior attendant. She wore a floor length frock in the- same color as those worn by the other at tendants, and she also carried the bouquet .of daisies and sweet peas. Donald Collin of Portland was best man. The ushers were Arn old Pederson, brother of the bride, Andrew Berwick of Eu gene, Fred Turner of Portland and James Crittenden. The bride's mother wore a dustry rose lace dress with white accessories and corsage of white roses. The bridegroom's mother wore a navy blue shantung dress with white trim, whl'e and navy accessories and corsage of white roses. , At Reception The reception following was in the church parish hall. Cut ting the cake were Mrs. John Loeven, Mrs. John Meir, Mrs. Floyd McCall, Mrs. Arthur Krohn of McMinnville. Pouring were Mrs. Robert Smith, Mrs. David Eason, Mrs. Wayne Henry, Mrs. W. Wells Baum. Assisting were Miss Mary Schoewiler, Miss Dor othy Carlson, Miss Joan Rade macher, Miss Norma Wilson, Mrs. Julius Haagenson, Mrs.- J. B. Haatfenson. Miss Ann Dielschnei- der, Miss Barbara Ospain. Miss Sue Ralston, Miss Alcxa Forne, Miss Janet Wolf, Miss Dorisjean Shafer, Miss Taynya McNall, Miss Nancy Walker, Miss Marilyn Land, Miss Linda Meier, Mrs. Gary McNall, Miss Rosalie Blick enstaff, Thomas Smith. Daisies and sweet peas decorated the reception room and bride's table. For going away the bride wore a sky blue summer suit, outlined in pearls around the neckline, black taffeta hat, white jacket and black and white accessories. The couple will drive across country following a trip to the beaches and Portland, and will be in Georgia, Mr. Fahlman to be at Fort Benning. Out-of-town guests attending the wedding included Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Millhouse of Willis ton, N. D., grandparents of the bride, and her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Haagenson of Minot. N. D and their daughter, Mrs. Robert Smith and her two sons. LEAVING Monday morning for her home in Vancouver, B. C following a visit here was Mrs. Jeanette Jones, formerly of Sa lem. Salem Trio'' To Attend Convention Three Salem women will be leaving Wednesday morning by car for Sun Valley, Idaho, to at tend the 36th biennial convention of Delta Gamma sorority to be at Sun Valley, June 25-30. Mrs. Lloyd G. Ifammel, dele gate from Salem alumnae group of Delta Gamma, Mrs. Jack Mil ler and Mrs. Eugene Booth will be leaving from here. The Willan.ette university chapter delegate is Miss Gail Updike of Portland. Principal convention speaker will be Inez Callaway Robb, columnist for Scripps Howard and United Features Syndicates. The national fraternity projects, include aid to blind and visually handicapped, nursery schools, sightsavmg classes and vision test-. ing programs. . ARRIVING Saturday from Sac ramento, Calif., were Dr. and Mrs. William S. Parker and children, Kathy, Susan and Randy. They are visiting for a week at the home of Dr. Parker's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Parker. On Sunday, guests at the Park er home also were Dr. and Mrs. C. W. 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