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I Miss Phillips Bride at
Ceremony Saturday Night
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LWV Study
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League of Women Voters will meot,yVft
this week, the topic to be thei H- .
ireeaom agenda project of the: 't;'
Great Discussions program. Any
woman interested may attend any
of the meetings and is asked to
contact one of the hostesses. The
meetings will be as follows:
Tuesday, 8 p.m., at the home
of Mrs. H. B. Johnson, Jr., 1C35
Longview in Vet Salem. j
Tuesday, 8 p.m., at the home
of Mrs. H. D. Smiihescn, 235
North 15th. j
Wednesday, at 9:30 a.m., a
group meeting at the home of Mrs.
Thomas W. Churchill, 2675 Engle
wood. Thursday, at 8 p m., at the home
of Miss Mary Louise Lee, 1076
Bellevue.
Thursday, at 8 p.m., at the home
of Mrs. Italph Wyckoff, 2690 Lorian
Lane.
Annual meeting for the league is
slated to be in March.
Miss Frichtl of ,
Stayton Engaged
STAYTON Mr. and Mrs. George
Frichtl, Stayton .are announcing
thp pnianniont nf thnir Haiitthtnr
Hiss Marilyn Frichtl, to Richard ! annual Juliette Low World
Arnold, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. N. I rnenusnip runa party to De giv
Arnold, Stavton. ei at McKinley school early in
The wedding will take place in March. Troops from Baker, Bush
the late summer. j and Mnrningside schools, as well
Miss Frichtl is a graduate of Ore-: as McKinley, .will participate,
gon State college, where she was ! Present at the meeting were
affilirtcd with Alpha Omicron Pi Mrs. Marshall C. Cheney. Jr.,
sorority. She is now employed as ' Mrs. K. B. Dyrud. Mrs. William
Tells Troth Miss Florence
Feilen, above, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Feilen, has
announced her engagement to
Edward Gottfried, son of Mrs.
Mary Gottfried of Salem and
J. S. Gottfried of Portland.
(Artz studio picture)
A bride Saturday night, was
Miss Mertie Phillips, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Otis Phillips.
She was wed to Alton Roth, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Roth,'
Silverton, at the Emmanuel Men-
nonile church. The Rev. Frank ' bearer.
S. Harder officiated at the 8
p.m. service.
Miss Dorothy Phillips, cousin
of the bride, and Miss Darlene
Roth, sister of the bridegroom,
lighted the tapers. They wore
yellow net over taffeta dresses
with matching headbands. Mrs.
Ben Owen was pianist and Grover
Welty and Mrs. Owen sang. The
church was decorated with palms
and baskets of white stock, pink
snapdragons and callins. The
pews were tied with white s,atin
bows and pink snapdragons.
The bride wore a white dress
styled with Uce over satin bodice
Phillips, sister of the bride, was
flower girl. She wore a blue ny
lon over net dress trimmed in
pink, and carried a white straw
basket of pink roses. Bruce Bern,
nephew of the bride, was ring
Philip Simmons was best man.
Ushers were Robert Roth, Otis
Phillips, Jr., Raymond Roth,
Ralph Notziger, Springfield.
The bride's mother wore a navy
blue crepe dress with navy ac
cessories, rose coat and pink rose
bud corsage. The bridegroom's
mother wore a pink crepe dress
with dark blue accessories and
pink rosebud coarsage.
The reception followed in the
church parlor. Mrs. James Wil
son, sister of the bride, cut the
cake. Pouring were Mrs. Philip
Simmons, Mrs. Ted Lowcry, aunt
cf the bride. Assisting were Mrs.
with lace embroidered, dropped Earl Eenz. sister cf the bride,
Open House
Next Sunday
CENTRAL HOWELL Mr. and
Miss Hammond Ved
In Woodburn Church
A wedding at St. Luke's Catholic 1
church, Woodburn, Saturday, Feb
Capittl Journal, Salem, Ore., Mon., Feb. 21, 1955-(Sec. 2)-l
was that of Miss Jeroldine
Mrs. Alphaus Schar are inviting Hammond) Woodburn. and Warren
their relatives, neighbors and A. Schuh. son of Mr. and Mrs
friends to an open house to ce!e-"enry p- Sen"1!. Salem. The Rev.
brate their golden wedding anni- John L3rkin " i
v.-,,.. ... ,Z u .o j P- m- service. Mrs. Mane Don-
versary, at their home next Sunday , ,,ely was organist apd Miss Janice
uuernoon, reo. 27; trom 2 to, 5
o'clock.
Hanauska sang
The bride wore a dress of white
Chantilly lace and tulle over satin
and styled with ballerina length
Students
Are Wed
Wed Saturday afternoon at a
ceremony in the First Congrega
tional church were Miss Judith
Grant, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Donald K. Grant of San Mateo.
Mrs. Schar, who was Mary Krug,
daughter nf Mr nnJ M.c L--...I
Krug. Brush Creek nioneerV nHlsk!rl' 've and stand-up ficja,jn Jean llobscn Rich olaved
char were married on cu !ar' .V" "n?c,r ip veil was neld lhe organ.
Alphaus Schar
Feb. 25, 1905, and have spent their
entire life in this community, and
the adjoining Brush Creek commu
nity. The home which they oc
cupy formerly belonged t? Mr.
Schar's father. The couple have
two sons, the older son Fred, now
living in the Brush Creek commu
nity, and Earl, who lives next door
to the couple. There are four
grandsons, Noel and Gresorv
Schar, sons of Mr. and Mr.-', l ied
Constitution Topic
For AAUW Meeting
A panel discussion on (he revi
sion of the Oregon constitution fea
tured the meeting of Salem branch,
American Association of University
Women, last Thursday evening.
Miss Eleanor Stevens, state If
brarian. moderated the Dane!.
Calif., and Frederick M. Butler 'Those participating on the pan?l
on of Mr. and Mrs. Myron F. were State Senator John P. Hoi
Butler of SaW r- - - !seH Hood River chairman of the
at 4 o clock, Dr. Julian Keiser of- committee; Robert C. Insalis, C
vallis, member of the committee
Mr anA J U
carried a cascade bouquet of red ler Miss Rjny Grant and
with a tiara of lilies. The bride I
son, Donald Grant, were here from
heirloom rosary that belonged to San' Maeo for ,he wading Mr
hnr nun Th hrti p'e nn v ipwo rv .. . UUI"S' 1,11
orant gave nis daughter in mar-
her aunt. The bride's only jewelry
was a pearl necklace and ear
rings, gifts of the bridegroom.
John C. Hammond, Albany, es
corted his sister to the altar.
Miss Ailcne Duda was honor at
tendant. She ware a wMte net
nose.
The bride wore a waltz length
dress of white tutle and lace
rtylcd with Kmoire waistline, high
V-ncckline and three - quarters
net yoke, long tapered sleeves . Mrs. Krncst Wood, Mrs. Raymond Schar' and Jason and Kurt Schar
sons ot Mr. and Mrs. Karl ScJnr.i
The couple asks tint no sifts be'
Drought la the open house.
Toastmistress Club
A club contest, first in
buttoning at the wrists, bouffant Roth. Mrs. Bud Lowcry, Mrs. Oren
net skirt with lace applique, and Phillips, aunt of the bride. Miss
a chapel train. The veil was ar-: Linday Lowcry. Mrs. Robert
ranged from a bonnet that was 1 Myers, sister of the bridegroom,
designed with open crown, seal- Portland, passed the guest book,
loped at the hairline and adorned j Passing the dream cakes were
with clustered pearls. The bride Miss Nancy Lee Morris, niece of
carried a white Bible topped the bride and Miss Kathy Lowcry,
with a white orchid and satin i cousin of the bride. Passing rice
streamers. Mr. Phillips gave his b?gs was Miss Amy Wilson, niece
drughter in marriage. of the bride. Fern and soring
bolero jacket, and pearl necklace,
gift of the br!r'e. Sun cr'-" a
cilc bouquet of red carnations.
Miss Alma Sc.iu i, s.... . . i. .
bri;lC3rooin, was bridesmaid. Her
dress and flowers were identical
to the maid of honor's.
Best man was Robert R. Schuh,
brother 01 the bridegroom. Salem.
ries of six levels, was conducted ! and groomsman was Tandy Bur-
nv Lhcmekcta Toaslm strnss rl.il, ion, orouicr-in iaw 01 ine once.
Thursday evening, at the Golden ! Salem. I'shers were Henry Man-
over taffeta dress with rei velvet ilon:!th,s'v.',s' The shoulder length
Miss Neoma Phillips, sister of flowers decorated the rooms for i Phcnsant. Mrs. Eric Nelte, pros- j f' . fl" f? ic !?'' u-wl"
me uiiui', w. .t nuiiut (iLieiiULtiii. ; nil rec's-'uucit. i m i::ine iv a it mi t-j""- i n' im.aiim, . . u..,t: u..ti..,-
She wore a ballerina length dress Itcrcd with a wedding cake trim- wilh Mrs. Bertram Trelstad ret- ,. ;,,'. ' ,', J 7 CS: , ' ,," , '
GS Group Meets
Friday M.orning
Mrs. Samuel W. Rnhh neinh.
borhood chairman, was hostess ; muf.f ? yMo. camellias. Miss j with pink camellias.
to Girl Scout leaders and assist
ants in the McKinley school
neighborhood Friday morning.
Plans were discussed for the
of blue nylon net over taffeta mcd with pink rosebuds and a ' ing as toastmistress of the pro.
with lace trim, and carried a bridal ornament, and surrounded gram. I
Contest speakers were Mrs. E.
veil of illusion was arranged from
a b-.ndeau M velvet and -eed
pearls. Tiie bride carried a bou
quet of while orchids and hy
acinths. Miss Ginny Grant was honor at
tendant for her sister. She wore
a waltz length frock of blue taf
feta with hcadb;nd in matching
velvet, and she carried a nosegay
of bli'e and white blooms.
Best man was James Jones.
I'shers were Pat Farley, Pete
Lodev. William F.mcry and Don
ald Rrant. broker of the bride.
1 He bride s mother wore a
Mr;. Hammond attended her French bh.'e dress with lht blue
daughter's wedding in a navy blue hat and corsmie of orchids. The
dress w!th pink accessories and bridegroom's mother wore a navy
a legal secretary in Eugene. Mr.
Arnold attended OSC before enter
ing the US air force. He is now sta
tioned in Portland.
Club Elects
Golden Age club elected new of
ficers at its meeting and parry
Friday alternoon at the YWCA.
Kirby H'iskell is the new presi
dent; M's. Grace Thompson, Mice
president: Mrs. Emma Rasmus-
sen, secretary: Mrs. Myrtle Heard,
White, Jr., Mrs. Ray Strinsham,
Mrs. Al J. Head and Mrs. Frank
Beckwith.
Leaders were also given infor
mation on the Girl Scout cookie
sale, March 11 to 19.
A DAUGHTER, who has been
named Susan Barbara, was born
Friday, February 18, at Salem
General hospital to Mr. and Mrs.
Dwight Quisenberry. She is the
second child, there being a son.
i t.u-11- i t C i. - j I W L j , . . . r. ,i. ' ,if . , , m, . oress w in punt ucces.-uno anu oricegroom s motner wore a navv
Gen Phillins, sister of the bride For her wedding trm to South-; W . "'st". 'ho spoke on "The p;nk carnation corsage. The bride- j blue peau tie soie costume suit
and Miss Ann Lowry, cousin otjcrn California and Mexico, the Good Old Days' and Miss Nancy croem's mother wore a light blue
the bride, were bridesmaids. Both : bride wore a two piece beige Stuart who talked on "The Ate-1 afternoon dress with red aeenssor
wore pink nylon net over taffeta I faille dress with pink and brown -less Mystery of Man." Topics forces and red carnation corsage,
ballerina length dresses with I accessories and a white orchid, impromptu speeches were "That The reception was in the parish
matching headbands, and carried After March 5, the couple will be Reminds Me." bv Mrs. Hillstrom I hall. Cutting the bride's cake was
muffs op pink camellias. Brenda'at home in Salem. and "As I See It," by Miss Stu-j Mrs. Joseph Davis. Woodburn,
I art. Miss Stuart was named win-' aunt of t'.ie bride, and Mrs. Tandy
CHRISTENING ceremonies for ' ner of the contest. I Burton, sister of the bride, Salem.
Jcffrv Alan Jor.es, son of Mr.! Judges for the Chemeketa eon-' Pouring coflee were Mrs. William
..re..,,..., ......i . and Mrs. Ronald E. Jones, Jr. test were Dr. Howard W. Runkcl, I Heskcth. sister of the bride. Mrs.
frigeralion Service Engineers So-j were conducted Sunday afternoon 'director of the speech depart-' Lornia Brundidse, sister of the
:i: rt.i in M Kail '.niSCnna CinrPl Ihn.nmnt !-t Wil hmc n nn t.ai-cit... I ll iuvl uiilil. u.ninS pmnu t
ciety
, .... Rev. George H. Swift officiating. ! Miss Ada Rn. retired ni.hlSe ' Hr-. 'eln'. Mansucci. riwer oi
n""""1 I Mr. and Mrs. J. Cvoril Doudas Sf',hnnl teh.r- H v n m,. Tl the bride, Mrs. Robert Schuh, sis
treasurer. Fifty-two attended the Stephen. Grandparents of the baby
party.
WOMEN of Hie Dorcas Mission
ary society of Christ Lutheran
church will meet Thursday at 10
a.m. at the home of Mrs. Adolph
Bombeck, 1595 North 5th street.
The group will sew dresses and
cloths to be sent to the Lutheran
missions in New Guinea. A no
host luncheon will be served at
12:30 o'clock.
are Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Quisen
berry of Salem and Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Hendrickson of Portland,
formerly of Salem.
EXECUTIVE board of the Wom
an's Society of Christian Service of
the First Methodist church will
meet at 1:13 p.m. Wednesday in
the Carrier room at the First
Methodist church. Mrs. Roy Lock-
enour will preside.
Claus. The group worked on their
display for the Western Interna
tional association conference to be
in Tacoma, March 23, 26 and 27.
Members present were Mrs.
Merle Plank. Mrs. Bill Luke. Mrs.
William Wolfe, Mrs. Ivan Royse.
Mrs. Ernie Qualey, Mrs. Lowell
Hann. Mrs. Fred Fagg, Mrs. Leon
ard Schwager, Mrs". Robert Pres
ton, and the hostess. Mrs. Claus
won the prize.
The next meeting will be March
17, at the home of Mrs. Robert
Preston, 1225 Spruce cstreet.
A SECOND son, Tod Dewey, was
born Monday morning, February
21, at Salem General hospital to
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jcnning. The
older boy is Steven Craig. Grand
parents are Mrs. F. O. Jenning,
Portland, who is here visiting at
her son's home, and Mr. and Mrs.
E. D. Crabtree of Salem. '
Portland are sodoarents for Hit h,. crf. m, , ! tcr-m-law of the bridegroom. As-
little boy. An informal reception :, m.mW t th. r'.n,l Tnwi. ' sisting were Miss Marjone Schuh,
for family and out-of-town guests j masters club.
was given at the home of the The area Toastmistress con-
oaoys grandparents air. anu Mrs. .... be Marcn in when win-
Ronald E. Jones at Brooks, fol
lowing the service. Mr. and Mrs.
Reese Williams of Portland were
other out-of-town guests here or
the event.
On Wednesday, Mrs. Ronald E
ners from the Salem, Stayton and
Chemeketa clubs compete.
Federation Meeting
DALLAS Mrs. E. L. Herrell
Jack Riclor, sister of the bride,
Corvallis, Mrs. Verne Coleman,
Woodburn, Miss Delia Schuh, sis
ter of the bridegroom, Mrs. John
Bothum, Woodburn, Mrs. Alice
Lehman, Woodburn, Mrs. John
Hammond.
For going away, the bride wore
a black dress with white trim, red
appointed by the governor: Grover
W. Penberlhy. executive secretary
of the committee. A majority of
the governor's and legislative con
stitutional committee chosen to
work out the best means of re
vising the constitution felt it could
best be done through a constitu
tional convention. Supporting this
view was one member of the panel,
Robert C. Ingalls.
Supporting the minority view of
revision by specific amendment
were two members of the panel.
Senator John P. Hounsell and
Grover W. Penberthy.
Mrs. John H. Hann conducted a
short business meeting. Dessert
followed the program. Hostesses
for the evening included: Mes
dames Gordon Gilbertson, Roy
Green, R. E. Pederson, J. E.
Wood, Kenneth Peterson. Lucille
Wardle. Pouring were Miss
Hoent.ie and Miss Marjorie Ches
ter. Mrs. Leonard Hoiolo. Mrs.
T. W. Churchill and Mrs. Rodney
O. Fety arranged decorations.
PLANNED for Thursday after
noon is an informal coffee for
which Mrs. Merle F. Brown will
entertain to honor Mrs. Philip
Porter, guests being invited be
tween 2 and 5 o'clock. Dr. and
Mrs. Porter and three children
recently moved here from New
port, Dr. Porter now being asso-
with navy accessories and cor
sage of orchids.
A luncheon for the bridal party
and the immediate families was
served at the Marion hotel.
Following a short trio the counle
will be at home in Salem, both to ciated with Dr. Merle Brown,
continue their studies at Willamette r
university. t
I
EAST SAI.EM Mrs. Lloyd Lau
die was hostess Thursday night lor
a meeting of the Merry-go-round I
club at her home. Prize awards
went to Mrs. Lyle Burnham and
Mrs. Edward Curtis for games. I
GUARANTEED
Watch Repairing
We Fix Them Whrn ottirri Cantl
Diamond SeltlnE. Jewelry rtcp'ng
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11 state St . Kal-m, nreenn
Sly'!f Eola. president' of the Polk j coat and .black and white
sary.
WOMEN'S OVERSEAS Service
League will meet Tuesday, Febru
ary 22, to honor Mrs. Kenneth
Roundtrce, Tacoma, Wash., the
Service area vice president.
The meeting will be at the home
of Mrs. Jack Koenig, 240 Canda-
laria blvd., at 8 p.m. Miss Essie
White is co-hostess.
County Federation of Rural Wom-
ens' clubs, is calling
meeting of all member clubs for
Tuesday, February 22, at the
Dallas Chamber of Commerce
rooms at 2 p.m.
Purpose of the meeting is to
discuss and plan for active par
ticipation in - the county Red
Cross fund drive, its disaster pro
gram and coordination with civ
il defense.
sories. with an orcnid corsage.
.,.:, I ! Following a trip to the coast, the
special , ... , unm. j n Koizcr
district.
TAI1ITIIA Missionary fellow
ship of the First Baptist church
is meeting on Thursday in the
church fireplace room, starting at
10 a. m. All women of the church
are invited to attend, each to take
her sack luncheon. This is a work
session for the grqup.
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