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Rhoten-Doughton Wedding
Of Interest on Wednesday
One of the beautiful weddings of bride, was flower girl, wearing a
early summer here took place dress matching those of the at
Wednesday night in the Fi r s 1 1 tendants', and Steven Doughton a
Methodist church when Miss Cor-1 nephew of the bride, was ring-
alie Joyce Doughton, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Millard B. Doughton,
was married to David Alexander
Rhoten, son of Mr. and Mrs.
George A. Rhoten. Dr. Brooks H.
Moore officiated at the 8 o'clock
rites.
All white flowers were used in
deenrating. At either side of the
steps leading to the altar was a
basket of gladioluses, stock and
fluffy white chrysanthemums in
sunburst arrangement. On the
altar were bouquets of the same
flowers, a candelabrum with
white tapers standing out from
each altar bouquet.
Lighting the candles preceding
the service were Itichard Meyer
and John Beakey. For the music,
Mrs. Peter M. Gunnar and Mrs.
Robert F. Anderson each sang
solos, and later a duct, Mrs.
Jesse Jones playing the organ.
Escorted down the aisle by her
father the bride was charmingly
attired in a simple but elegantly
styled dress of pure silk peau dc
oie. The princess bodice was
adorned only by linked medallions
of re-embroidered alencon lace to
form the cateau neckline, and the
sleeves were heavily embellished
with seed pearls. The material ,
flared into a bouffant skirt to ter
minate in a rhapel train. The veil
was arranged from a headdress of
nylon tulle and lace. The bride
carried a white fan of imported
lace bedecked with a cluster of
baby pink orchids and white steph
anotis. Attendants In Pink
The bride's attendants were all
in pink erystalette frocks, bailer-;
ina i en pin, aim mvicu wiui em
broidered panels. They all wore
pale pink feathered caps jeweled
with tiny rhincstones, and they
all carried imported ebony fans
trimmed with pink Elfc roses,
Mrs. Richard D. Jewctt ol Med
ford was her sister's matron of
honor. Miss Merle Rhoten, sister
of the bridoiironm. Miss Joanne
Kills and Mrs. Richard Mose ot i
Trnutdalc were Ihe bridesmaids. I
Sylvin Dour.hlon, niece of the'
For Miss Universe
Honoring Miss Universe (Hillevi
Rombmi, who is to visit Salem
noon, a luncheon is planned for
Meier & Frank's Salem Com
munity council, next Saturday
noon, in the Oregon room of the
store, Gerry Frank as host.
A SON was bom June 18 to Sgt.
and Mrs. Donald Hannnn at Fort
Eustis, Va. Grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. Tom- Hannon of Salem.
Previous to being at Fort Kustis.
Sgt.- Hannon was in Germany!
three and one-half years.
P FRIDAY -JUNE 22 1
FRIDAY -JUNE 22
Salem Rose Society's
11th Annual
ROSE SHOW
2 to 9 P. M.
AUDITORIUM, SECOND FLOOR
PAMELA
FOUR FREE LECTURES
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thronrt atfmantt tan hr1an your lift How tmolional itrtu aHact your
health Ho yew can "ttarvt" on thrtt maali a day How to "Dial" for
Baauty, Vitality. Virility, and Longevity. "Mow to Win tha tattlo of tha
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MONDAY AND TUESDAY, JUNE 25 & 26 AT 2 P.M.
Tho Uftt diicovoriet and athiovomanta of htalth and beauty tciomo. How
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SALEM WOMAN'S CLUB-460
Ptmal Krcnton hat bn iludtnt
bar "Youth Unlimilad' philoiophy Como aao 0 woman of 40 who tookt 0 yaan younna t io
domonaltalo hor long laitinf Haalltl, Youth and Baauty ftajiam. Fill IIAUIV MCIPI.
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men
I.OURY FISCHKR
bearer.
Michael Drency, just home after
graduating from Stanford univer
sity, was best man. Ushers were
Wallace Carson, Jr., Charles Bales
and Kenneth Doughton, brother of
the bride.
For her daughter's wedding,
Mrs. Doughton wore a powder blue
lace over taffeta dress with pink
feather hat. long pink gloves and
a corsage of pink feathered carna
tions and baby pink roses. The
bridegroom s mother wore
sheath dress of shirred chiffon in
desert rose color, a pink horsehair
hat and accessories matching her
costume. Her corsage was of feath
ered white and pink carnations
with baby pink roses.
Reception Fnllowi
Following the service guests were
invited to the church social rooms
for the reception. Mrs. D. B
Doughton, Mrs. P. F. Doughton,
Mrs. I. M. Doughton and Mrs. h
A. Brown cut the cake. Pouring
were Mrs. h,. A. Hhoten, grand
mother of the bridegroom: Mrs
William Michelson, Mrs. Dorothy
Bryant, Mrs. C. K. Ellis. Acting as
hostesses about the room and
assisting were Mrs. William E.
Deeney, Mrs. Merrill D. Ohling,
Miss Gloria Doughton, miss Anne
fewett, Miss Gay Lewis. Mrs.
Gladys le. Mrs. William Patton.
Mrs. Gary Jones, Mrs. Douglas
Raines, Mrs. Stanley Kerzel, Mrs.
ferry McCallistcr, Mrs. Robert
Morris HI, Mrs. Robert Walker.
Mrs. James Knapp, Mrs. Ronald
Ashhy, Miss Marcia Webb, Miss
Leslie W ilk ins. Miss Gcorgann
Bradburn, Miss Irene Granucrg
Miss Carolyn .(ones, Miss Revorly
Roif, Miss Gloria Stolk, Mr. and
Mrs. Oscar I. Paulson, Mr. and
Mrs. Wallace P. Carson, Dr. and
Mrs. A. D. Woodmansce.
The couple left (or Victoria and
other points in Canada, the bride
wearing a black and white silk
sheath dress and jacket, white and
patent accessories and corsage of
bnhv white orchids
The newlyweds will be at home
at .1175 (iarden Hoad after July 14
Tea Planned
Invitations are out for a tea for
which Mrs. Conrad YV. Paulus
Mrs. Thomas A. Livesley, Mr.
Roderick M. Livesley and Mrs.
Thomas D. Livesley will enter
tain on Wednesday afternoon, June
37. The affair will be in the Ore
gon room of Meier & Frank's Sa
lem between 3 and 5 o clock.
The tea , honors Miss Sandra
Wolff, who Is to be married on
August 10 to Lawrence R. (Larry)
Paulus, son of Mr. and Mrs.
I Paulus.
BRENTON
PRESENTS
finding tn "fountain ! Youth"
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MONDAY AND TUESDAY, JUNE 25 AND 26 AT 2 P.M.
FREE MATINEES FOR WOMEN ONLY.
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To Wed Soon Miss Frances Arlene Torresdal, above, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Nels Torresdal, Mt. Angel, has announced her
engagement and approaching marriage to William K. Lawrence of
Dallas. The wedding will be July 28. (Jcstcn-Miller studio pic-lure)
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MT. ANGK.L Mrs. John A. Gorman iPatririn Anne Wapncr),
above, was married in St. Mnrv a ( ;.lholic church here. June 9.
The bride is Ihe daughter of Mr. And Mrs. Joseph M. Wagner of
Mount Angel, and Mr. Gorman is Ihe son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Gorman, Sr., of Woodburn. (Mndelyn Studio. Mt. Angel)
Sliverton Man is
Married in South
SILVKRTON-News of a San
Diego wedding of June 2 is of
lociil interest. The marriage of
Miss Beverly Jean Itogelslad,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Merger
J. Itogelstad ol San Diego, and
DeLane Riveness, son of Mrs.
Daniel Riveness and the late Mr. '
Riveness of Silverton, was sol
emnized June 2. at Our Savior's
Lutheran rhurch in San Diego.
The Rev. A. Severtson officiated.
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, wore a floor-
length dress of rose, point-type
hire and ml e with a high point-.
rd Queen Ann collar and long
elose-fitlmg sleeves ending in
poinis over the h.inds. The tulle
!"' as umuni-u wnn uir nice
pattern cut into a star-point de-
sign, with the same starpnint
cascading into Ihe full skirt. The :
fingertip French illusion veil was
secured by a heart shaped coio-
net of seed pearls and irrulescent
sequins.
The bride's flowers
chids and stephanotis topping a
wh.il ii, hi ,
I For her maid of honor the !
bride chose Miss Jan Whilmore ;
'of Los Angeles. The bridesmaids
to "OI AOE" prematuraty wrinkled
tinut problem. Beauty tactett ftom
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were Mrs. Lorraine Hurst of
Parkland, Wash., and Mrs. Shir
ley Alcorn of San DieRO. The
junior bridesmaid was Miss Kath
leen Rngelstad, sister of the
bride.
Armand Lee Riveness of Sil
verton was his brother's best
man. Ushers were Hob Rngel-
clml hrnlhfir nf ih hrirlo l"tnn.
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Mrs. Riveness. mother of the
bridegroom, and Mrs. Rogelstad.
mother of the bride, were at
tired identically in pink, with
orchid corsages.
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hers of the Country How or club at
'h' J"ne meeting j in the home of
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lison was co-hostess The next
meeting will bo at the home of
Mrs. Bill Alexander.
Today's Menu
FRIDAY FARE
Hasy to do and so good!
Broiled Shrimp
French-friend Potatoes (frozen'
Tossed tireen Salad
Crusty Rolls
Cookies Beverage
BROII.Kl) SHRIMP
Ingredients: 1 pound shrimp.
cup buitor. 2 tahleviwons olive oil.
1 small dove garlic 'peeled and
minced1, sail, paprika. 2 t.ihle
sponns minced parsley.
Method: Shell raw shrimp and
de-vein. Melt butter in small
shallow pan: stir in olive oil and
garlic. Add shrimp, turning them
over in the butter-oil mixture to
make sure they are well coated
Sprinkle lichtly with salt and pap
rika. Broil shrimp rapidly until
cooked through, turning once and
sprinkling again uilh paprika
roiling will take S to I minutes
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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
Officers
nstalled
Officers were installed at the
meeting Wednesday evening lof
Sigma Kappa alumnae, at the
home of Mrs. B. W. Stacey. In
stalling officer was past president,
Mrs. Karl Hampton.
Newly installed president U
Mrs. Kdwin Becker, and working
under her during the next club
season will be Mrs. Kric Carlson,
vice president; Mrs. Joseph Fran
co, secretary; Mrs. Leon Everitt,
I treasurer; Miss Darlene O'Brien,
historian and publicity director;
Mrs. Allan' Johnson, Panhellenic
representative, and her assistant,
Mrs. B. W. Stacey.
The next meeting of the alum
nae group will be September 19.
New Officers for
Welcome Wagon Club
Mrs. Jack Lumbley was installed
as president of the Welcome Wag
on club at the meeting, Tuesday,
at the Woman's club house. Other
officers installed were Mrs. Frank
Cooper, vice president; Mrs. Kel
ley Peters, secretary; and Mrs.
John Anderson, treasurer. Mrs.
Ralph Purchase, president of the
Portland club, was installing offi
cer. Marvin Clatterbuck, superinten
dent of the Oregon School for the
Deaf, spoke briefly to the club,
acknowledging their work with the
school during the past year. The
club undertook the work as a civic
project. After his talk, Mrs. R. II.
Vincent, outgoing president, pre
sented him with a check from the
club for the school's scholarship
fund.
Musical entertainment was pro
vided by Miss Leslie Cline, vocal
ist, who was accompanied by Miss
Patricia Whelan.
Kleven members of the Portland
club were present at the Salem in
stallation. Guests from Salem were
Mrs. Mel Fox, Mrs. Owen Searcy,
Mrs. Herbert Weston, Mrs. J. E.
Calvert, Mrs. C. Lyon, Mrs. Don
ald Reed.
The committee for the meeting
consisted of Mrs. Kenneth Shaw,
chairman, Mrs. Kelley Pelers,
Mrs. Ted Baker, Mrs. John Bisen
ius. and Mrs. Frank Cooper.
Duo Engaged
Announcement is made by Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Raymond Mykol
of the engagement of their daugh
ter. Miss Sandra Rac Mykol, to
Charles John Church, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles P. Church. No
date is set for the wedding.
ANNOUNCEMENT has come of
the birth of a son, Richard Wal
lace, to Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Schroeder IPaulis Wallace) of
Beaverton on June 19 at Kmanuel
hospital in Portland. He also is
welcomed by a brother, Robert
Stuart. Grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. A. G. Sichroeder of Salem.
SII.VERTON Announcements
are out telling of thi birth ot a
son, June 2, to Mr. and Mrs.
Dunne Heidegger (Barbara Brew
er), named Mark Thomas.
Airs. Gloria Brewer, formerly of
Silverton, is maternal grandmoth
er, and Mrs. Kthel Bock of Sil
verton is the great-grandmolher.
OPEN MONDAY AND
mtfl
Irons and snb-toens
SUN CLASSICS
Tlie kind of clothes a teen-ager loves . . .
smooth T-shirts, sleek shorts and pedal pushers
-the uniform of the crowd at the beach or
mountains.
Sailcloth pedal pushers
gieen, toast, turquoise,
beige, royal blue; sizes
Boat neck cotton ti
with gold, pink, tu
Small, medium, Ian
Sleeveless cotton blou
Pan collar. White only
to 36
GIRLS' SHOP-STREET FLOOR
Mail and jiionr onn
amis tmtsule our recti,
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WOODBURN Mr. and Mrs. George A. Landon, above, residents
of Woodburn for more than 50 years, will celebrate their golden
wedding anniversary Sunday, June 24, with open house from 3
to S p.m. at the Woodburn Methodist church. Friends are invited
and are asked to bring no gifts. ',
Board
Meets Here
Mrs. Melford M. Nelson, presi
dent of the Third District of Ore
gon Federation of Women's clubs,
entertained her executive board at
luncheon on Tuesday, at Lipman's
Cherry room in Salem.
Members gathered at 10 o clock
for the business meeting'1 at which
appointments of department and
division chairmen were approved.
Plans were made for a summer
meeting of the board of directors.
This meeting will be in Portland
on August 22, the location to be
selected at a later date. The date
for the fall workshop was set for
October 5, this meeting also to be
in Portland with Mrs. James P.
Porter as general chairman.
Board members present for the
Salem meeting were first vice
president Mrs. Walter B. Rich.
second vice president Mrs. James
r. Porter, directors Mrs. Vern
van Horn, Mrs. H. E. Woodward,
Mrs. William H. Bunney and
budget chairman Mrs. Arthur E
Larson, all of Portland; recording
secretary Mrs. Harold A. Shadley
of St. Helens; financial secretary
Airs. James B. Gay ot Woodburn
treasurer Mrs. R. M. Jones of
Forst Grove; parliamentarian
.Mrs. Harry Sappenfield of Salem,
corresponding secretary Mrs. Ira
D. Mix: hospitality chairman Mrs.
.lames II. Hart and the president
Mrs. Melford M. Nelson, all of In
dependence.
Betrothal Told
MOLAI.LA Announcement has
been made of the engagement of
Miss Fae Collins, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Collins, Route 1,
Mulino, to James Lowe, son of
Mrs. James F. DcLassio of Port
land. The date of September 1 has
been set for the wedding.
Miss Collins was graduated from
Molalla union high school in the
class of 1054 and she is employed
by Nu-way Printing company.
Portland. After three years in the
army, Mr. Lowe now is employed
by Dunham Printing company,
Portland, as an apprentice printer.
FRIDAY 12:15 TO 9 P.
in gray, pink, mint
gold, $098
8 to 14 O
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se with demure Peter Tjf.' fill u
in sizes 30 $298 sfW ' J vf
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Rebekah Events
At the meeting of the Salem Re
bekah lodge Monday evening, it
was announced that the Rebekah
lodge drill team of Oregon City
will present a drill at the next
meeting of the Salem lodge on
June 23.
The Three Links club members
will meet for a no-host picnic on
June 22, at the home of Mrs.
Clyde Bancroft.
A play was staged by the F.L
club. Miss Wilda Siegmund gave
an account of her trip to the East.
The committee for next Monday
evening includes Mrs. Clem Ohl
sen, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Beard,
Mr. and Mrs. Barker Cornforth,
Mrs. Edwin Baldwin, Mrs. W. E.
Gardner, Mrs. Daisy Mclntyre,
Mrs. Anna Groom, Mrs. Omar
Kelsay, Mrs. Lillian Black, Mrs.
Roy Bremmer, Mrs. Myrtle Head,
Mrs. Stella Hess, Mrs. Mayme
Hill, Mrs. Elmer Roth, Mrs. May
Houghton, Mrs. C. A. Johnson,
Mrs. Luke Johnson, Mrs. Matilda
Jones, Mrs. Cynthia Smith, Miss
Rheta Strauss, Miss Grace Web
ber, and Mrs. G. V. Haslett.
LUTHER League members of
the Good Shepherd Lutheran
church will be guests Sunday,
June 24, at 7 p.m. when the wom
en of the church present a special
Christian activity program, with
Mrs. Charles Ireland and Mrs. Ed
Corrigan as chairmen. A film will
be shown. Don Zeh will tell of his
experiences at Midland college.
Special music will be given by
Misses Bonnie Ireland. Darlene
and Gail Miller, and Ned Norris.
Honoring Miss Marion Sparks,
who is to be married on August 11
in Rochester, N.Y. to Duane Da
Boll, a shower was given in ab
sentia recently at the home of
Mrs. J. J. Fituimmons with Mrs.
Arthur Bates, Mrs. Don Smith
and Mrs. Laura Eaton as co
hostesses. A group of 24 atten
ded, including the bride-elect's
mother, Mrs. Lestle Sparks. The
shower was a miscellaneous one.
The table was covered with a
pink cloth and a centerpiece of
pink and white blooms and a min
iature bridal couple. Nosegays
decked the individual tables.
M. - OTHER DAYS 9:30
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Se the Salem Rosa Society'i
11th Annual Rose Shew Friday
and Saturday Auditorium,
3 Second Floor
Salem, Oregon, Thursday, June 21, 1956
Roethe-Ki I linger Wedding June 17
s rK - - -
$liS,Trhf Mr" a Mrs S nd tulle over satin, en train.l
daughter of Mr. "? ""' -d d fitted bodice styled with boat neck-
p "Ts'navv son of Mr. and line edged wi.h pearls and se.
Roethe. U.S. na, son 01 r n and inst,ts of Chantilly lac,
Pink iShljshting the skirt The'clboJ
Pink ana wnue ' : ,,nf! vel cascaded from a seed
rated the id lurch and tt pew ( headdrcss Thfi
WCre, T The Rev Mr Baseler white orchids and red roses. Mr.
sweet peas. The Kev. air. d Killin.er -ave his dauchter i.
mmimmmimi -mem
OSC Mothers Sell
Tickets for Play
. .u.:.'
As a means to augmeni inc.. j
treasury to assist with the scno ar-,
ship fund of their a' wKf"1":
lion, members of Salem cluo oi ,
I Oregon State College Mothers cl.ir, '
!aresponsor.ng the opening night
pertormance o mt . "--
Candles" is the
-i... ..k. nr.spnted the oerfor-
mance at 8:15 o'clock at the sum
mer theater s building.
The tickets will include refresh
ments to be served at intermission.
The OSC mothers have 130 tickets
to sell. Mrs. Hugh Morrow, Mrs.
G. W. Burroughs, Mrs. E. F. Kirk
wood, Mrs. Kenneth Waters, Mrs.
Edward M a j e k. Mrs. Cecil
Rhoades, Mrs. William J. Braun.
Mrs. Bjarne Ericksen, Mrs. John
Terhune are some of the mothers
assisting with the project.
Shrine Event
Fathers were honored at the
meeting of the Willamette Shrine.
No. 2. Order of the White Shrine
of Jerusalem, Monday, at the Ma
sonic temple. Oldest father pres
ent was Al Rasmussen, and young
est father was George Stivers.
Plans for a picnic at Bush Pas
ture park were made, July 22
being the scheduled date.
Escorted to the east were Mrs.
Miller Hayden, supreme obituary
committee chairman. Dorr
Shreve, deputy supreme watch
man of shepherds, Mrs. Al Ras
mussen, district deputy and Mrs.
Newell Hopkins, of Bethlehem
Shrine, Eugene.
Decorations for the evening
were arranged by Mrs. Arlene
Van Dahl. Refreshment commit
tee chairman was Mrs. Ethel
Ross. The next meeting of the or
der will be September 17.
LUNCH IN COMFORT
AIR-CONDITIONED
Cherry Koom
Friday's Complete
SPECIAL LUNCH
Tuna and Noodle Medley with
Peas and Mushrooms, Cottage
Cheese Salad, Hot Rolls, ()"
Drink and Dessert. J C
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Come As
You Are
Pirk Free
e.l.u. With
"' Purchase
A. M. TO 5:30 P..M.
FREE STORE-SIDE
PARKING FOR OVER
1,000 CARS
marriage.
Mrs. Cecil H. Johnson of Salem
was honor attendant. She wore a
Dastel pink crystalette dress with
matching headdress and her
nowers were red rosea, Mjss M
CarrunerSi Miss Evangeline Bier,
wagon. Miss Carolyn Roethe, and
rh,i.i.. v,,ij..
mgids Th wore idenlica,
of b)uf (?
witn matcning headdresses and all
carried bouquets of deep red roses.
Connie Jane Jonnson ot balem was
flower girl, dressed in a blue frock,
and the twin niece and nephew ol
the bride, Janice and James Sid
well, Turner, Janice in a pink
frock, were the ringbearcrs.
Bob Schneibly of Milwaukie was'
best man. Ushers were Elmer Kel
ler, Gerald Buhler, Lee Wallact
and Tom Gutzler.
The bride's mother wore a
brown - beige sheath dress with
burnt orange cast, a matching
beige duster and brown acces
sories. The bridegroom's mother
wore pink lace with white acces
sories. The reception was in the church
parlors. Mrs. Loyd Sidwell of Tur
ner cut the cake. Mrs. Ralph Kil
linger of Aumsville and Mrs. Mel
vin Hayncs of Stayton poured. As
sisting were several Milwaukit
friends of the bride's family. Miss
Beatrice Redifer was in charge of
the guest book.
The couple went to the Oregon
beaches, then on to San Francisco
where Ensign Roethe is stationed.
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