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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
Salem, Oregon, Monday, May 21, 1956
Capital Women
Edited by MARIAN LOWRY FISCHER
Wedding
Dated for
June 2
Announced for Saturday, June
2, is the dale (or the wedding
of Miss Lanita Boedigheimer and
Jerry Kintz, both of Stayton.
The ceremony will be at 10
o'clock that morning in the Im
maculate Conception Catholic
church at Stayton with the Rev.
Math. Jonas officiating.
Miss Darlcne Boedigheimer
will be maid of honor for her
sister. Bridesmaids will be Miss
Carol Boedigheimer, sister of the
bride, Miss Sharon Meyerhofer
and Mrs. Clement Lulay. Ila
Jean Boedigheimer will be junior
bridesmaid for her sister.
Verl Dean Boedigheimer,
brother of the bride, is to be best
man. Other attendants for the
bridegroom will be Clement Lu
lay, Cilen Minden and James
Frichtl.
John Brand and Nestor Van
Handle will be soloists and Jos
ephine Brand is to he organist.
The reception following is to
be at the church parish hall.
The bride-elect is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Boedigheimer
and Mr. Kintz is the son of Mrs.
Margaret Kintz all of Stayton.
Republican Women
Honor Mrs. McKay
LEBANON Mrs. Douglas Mc
Kay was guest of a group of
Republican women last week at
the home of Mrs. Warren C. Gill.
In the receiving line with Mrs.
McKay were Mrs. Clark C.'McCall
of Salem, and Mrs. Bess Scharf.
fenberg. Albany. Mrs. Gill intro
duced the line.
Mrs. McKay gave highlights of
her four-yenr stay in Washington
as a cabinet witc. Her talk included
a description of capital social life
and a close picture of President
and Mrs. Elsenhower.
Greeting guests at the door were
Mrs. Elton Vendenberg and Mrs.'
R. M. Hayden. At the tea table
Mrs. Russell Slocum, Mrs. Myrtle
Blumenfeld, Mrs. David Iteid, Mrs.
N. E. Irvine and Mrs. Ralph Scrog
gin poured. 1
SILVERTON Mr. and Mrs.
William Scarth, 111, of Itoseburg,
are receiving congratulations on
It"1 birth ol their second son, Kent
William, May 17, at the Silverlnn
hospital. There is a brother, Bruce.
Grand parents are Mr. and Mrs.
ItBy Word ot Klamath Kails, and
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Scarth ot Sil
verton, and great - grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. William Scarth, also
of Silverton.
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Secretaries Elect
Salem School Secretaries roup
met last week and elected new
officers as follows: Mrs. W. Rob
ert Mctzger, president; Mrs. Ver
gil Simmons, vice president; Mrs.
Ronald Lee, secretary-treasurer.
The meeting was the last busi
ness session of the season. A
luncheon is planned by the group
for June 12 in Meier & Frank's
Salem Oregon room.
Engagement
Announced
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Orr are
announcing the engagement of
their daughter, Miss Loretta Jean
Orr. to Donald Walter Rann, son
of Walter A. Rann of Vancouver.
Wash., and Mrs. Erma L. Weldon
of Portland.
An early fall wedding is
planned.
Miss Orr is a graduate of North
Salem High school, and is em
ployed in the Bank of California,
Portland. Mr. Rann graduates
from Lewis and Clark college in
June, and is also employed in the
Bank of California.
Birthday Party
SILVERTON - A double birth
day anniversary party was com
plimentary to Mrs. Ed Holden of
Silverton and her brother, H.
Gordon McCall of Portland, Sat
urday evening.
Hosts were Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Ritchie M. Turner of Salem,
and their children, Valerie, Chris
tine, Ritchie II, and Kathryn.
Mrs. Turner, the former Kalh
ryn McCall, is a daughter of the
II. Gordon McCalls, and Is also
the niece of Mrs. Ed Holden (Myr
tle McCalli. Olhcrs nt Ihe supper
were Mr. and Mrs. H. W, Schultz
(Edna Jcannelle McCall) of Port
land, and Mrs. H. Gordon Mc
Call. The supper was served in the
recreation room of Ihe new home
of the Turners In Salem.
Honors for
jSalemites
Given at UO
Several Salem students were
named to nonoranes at the an
nual Junior Weekend luncheon
at University of Oregon, Eugene,
Salurday.
One of the coveted honors,
election !; Mortar Board, nation
al senior women's honor society,
went to Miss Sally Jo Grcig of
Salem., Only 12 women from the
junior class were elected.
William Mainwaring of Salem
was tapped for Kriars, senior
men's honor society, one of only
five junior men named to the
Brnun Alsn tnnnorf fnr Friar
was Dr. 0. Alercdith Wilson,
president of the university.
Young Mainwarinff aim ro-oiv1
special recognition earlier by be
ing given tne Koyle cup as the
outstanding junior class man of
the year, one of the oldest and
most coveted awards for men stu
dents at the university.
Misses Judith Loucks and Su
san Ryder, both of Salem, were
named to Phi Theta Upsilon.
junior women's honorary; and
Misses Nancy Sue Payne and
Anne Heltzel both of Salem, were
elected to Kwama, a sophomore
Women's hnnnrarv (hat namn
outstanding freshmen women
each year.
In May Court
LINFIELD COLLEGE, McMinn
ville, (Special) Three Salem
students at Linfield college. Mc
Minnville. were members of the
53rd annual May court here re
cently. They were Mrs. Shirley
Page Jaeger and Harvey Page,
daughter and son of Mr. and Mrs.
II. E. Page, 3225 Fisher road, and
Fred Minilie. son of John D. Min
ifie, 2244 Mill street.
They were in the court of May
Queen 7.oe Ann Warberg of Twin
Falls, Idaho, whose molher was
Linfield May Queen in 1H29. Forty
nine persons made up the queen's
court.
The college celebrated lis con
tenninl during the May Festivities.
Included on the program were a
ball, parade, coronation, banquet,
play and various teas and parties. '
High Fashion in Season's Swim Suits
M ::7f W )'
, Weal ksnSmmm'f t.' Mttnmi ml 1 r j,. - . , i
Like Molher, Like Doughter This family two- They Can Swim, Too These bathing beauties
some is ready to get In tne swim in matching are wearing the last word in swim suits, made of
gingham plaid suits, shirred to fit, with halter acetate elasticized satin. Both are designed by
strap that can be removed, designed by Catalina. Rose Marie Reid.
Farewell Party
SILVERTON Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Allen were complimented at
a no-host supper Thursday at Le
gion hall as a farewell ovation
by fellow members of Dclbert
Reeves post and auxiliary No. 7.
Mrs. T. P. Heidenstrom, aux
iliary president, presented a gift
in behalf of the auxiliary and post
members.
The Aliens have sold their acre
age residence property near Sil
verton, and are taking a several-
months' trip my auto and house
trailer, planning a slay in Cali
fornia and mid-western slates with
members of their family and other
relatives and friends.
The Aliens have been active
workers in the Legion program.
Mrs. Allen established a record
this year in receiving 227 poppy
poster responses from school chil
dren. MOLALLA Mrs. Ray Hciplc
entertained three tables of bridge
1, '. week In her home. Awards
went to Mrs. George Gilmorc, Mrs.
Larry Wiese and Mrs. Roy Ilcck-
ard. A dessert preceded the eve
ning of card-playing. Bouquets of
lilacs decorted the room. I
Miss Reed Engaged
HUBBARD Mr. and Mrs. Harry
M. Reed of Hubbard have announ
ced the engagement of their daugh
ter, Miss Velma Jean Reed, to
John Ettlen. son of Mr. and Mrs.
A. Ettlen of Scotts Mills.
SILVERTON Being congratu
lated on the birth of a daughter,
F" '-'h Ann. May 17, at Silverton
ho.pital, are Mr. and Mrs. Jus
tin Dyrud.
Welcoming the new arrival are
brolhers and sisters, Jarl, Kathryn,
Mark and Connie. Grandparents
Smiths
Honored.
By Group
Dr. G. Herbert Smith, Willamette
university president, and Mrs.
Smith were given surprise honors
a' the annual formal dinner and
program of Willamette Women's
Faculty club, Friday night, the
party was at Lausanne hall.
A skit. The Making ot a presi
dent," written by Mrs. Edwin But
lcr, was presented as a surprise
event, the skit highlighting the life
of Dr. Smith who is in his 14th
year as president of Willamette
and halfway to retirement time. A
leather bound copy of the skit was
presented to Dr. Smith and added
to it ill be pictures taken t the
banquet by Sgt. Walter Grattan.
Mrs. Smith was given a nosegay.
Mrs. Maurice Brcnnen, outgoing
president of the faculty women's
group, made the presentations and
was toastmistress for the evening.
In the cast for the skit were
Mrs. Brennen as narrator; Robert
Putnam in the role of Dr. Smith;
Mrs. Putnam as Mrs. Smith; Mrs.
Don Gleckler in the role of Mrs.
Esther Ryan, secretary to Dr.
Smith; Mrs. H. H. Brooks, playing
her own part as mother of Mrs.
Smith; Mrs. Butler, taking the
pert of Dr. Smith as a boy; Mrs.
A. Freeman Holmer, Mrs. Murco
Ringnalda, Dr. Paul Trueblood,
Dr. Robert D. Gregg, Don Gleck-
1 , Allen Gove, Dr. Murco Ring
nalda.
Dr. Smith gave a response, re
viewing development at Willamette.
Airs. Livesay Hostess
WOODBURN The regular meet
ing of the Woodburn Homemakers
club was recently at the home of
Mrs. James Livesay.
An exchange of original May
baskets was conducted during the
social hour. Mrs. Susan Reid of
Vancouver, Wash., was a guest.
The annual picnic will be at the
next meeting, June 15, at the
home of Mrs. Alfred Moon start
ing at 12:30 p.m. with a no-host
dinner.
For Miss Sholseth
WALLACE ROAD Mrs. J. A.
Sholseth was hostess last week
at a surprise party for her daugh
ter, Miss Arline Sholseth, who
was home from Bremerton,
Wash.
Thirty-five guests were invited,
including members of happa j secretary - treasurer.
rtntt lmn9 and the AltrUSa ' . , , '
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umer
family
'Mrs. Cox New
President
Kew officers were insfallaH It,
week for Y-Wives club as follows:
President. Mrs. Harrv C.
vice-president, Mrs. Ernest Roy!
ale; secretary - treasurer, Mrs.
a member of both groups.
guests included oldtime
friends and neighbors.
aie Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Dyrud of
Maddock, North Dakota, and Mr.
and Mrs. J. H. Ummel of Santa
Ana, Calif.
Initiation for
Altrusa Club
Initiation of new members took
place at the S,-' n Altrusa club's
at the Marion hotel
last week. Performing the initia
tion were Miss Cora Payntcr, Mrs.
John Versteeg. Dr. Martha Spring
r -nH Mn civile A. Clark. Mrs.
Clark spoke briefly on patriotism.
service and einciency, me mid
words in the Altrusa motto. Miss
Florence Cameron was in charge
of the program.
New members initiated were
Mrs. Max B. Delepine. Mrs. Syl
via G. Duncan, and Mrs. E. B.
De-Tierfort.
The Value of the United Nations
in the World Today" was discussed
by Dr. V. Andic, of Willamette
university, who was tne speaner
for the evening. j
Mrc T.nis K'ppnpv and Miss Peccv I
Peterson, who attended the dis
trict conference in Tacoma, wasn.,
told of accomplishments based on,
the Altrusa slogan for the past;
year, "Plan Plus Participation
Equals Service ftow .
A scholarship award was pre-j
cpnlpH In Mice Sip-rid Converse, a
guest at the meeting, to help fur-j
7, , : . - rtu- i
uier ner iiuising itucd. umu
guests were Mrs. Reginald Vincent
and JHrs. uay uavis. i
ITnctpssps fnr the evening were'
Miss Cora Paynter, Mrs. W. G.
Burris and Mrs. E. Alexander '
Tueski.
Wedding Date Set
SUBLIMITY June 2 is the date
set for the wedding of Miss Marian
Ginter of Portland and Raymond
Stuckart. The wedding will take
place at Sacred Heart Catholic
Church in Portland.
nulfminp nffippr" arp- Trft-1
dent. Mrs. Francis Albade: vice
president, Mrs. R. L. Williams;
secretary - treasurer, Mrs. Dennis
Clark.
The program featured an in
formal discussion by high school
exchange students.
The next mecling of the group
will be September 20.
Kl'nt IM1TV Mrs. Marnar.t
Frank returned last week from a
trip to Holly, Colo., where she
enpnt A week with her snn-in-tsu,
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Zwick (Agnes Frank). Mrs. Frank
accompanied the A. J. Franks of
Stayton, -who stood as godparents
for the baptism of the daughter
of the Zwicks.
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