The Capital Journal from Salem, Oregon • Page 5

Capital Journal. Salem. Oregon. Tuesday. May 30.

1944 5 VianoVupils Appearing In Recital Society Cl ubs and Music Edited by Utritm Uie. Fiioni ISIS Wednesday night at 8:15 o'clock in Waller hall. Member of the School of Music faculty since February, 1943, this is the second concert to be given by the pianist, much of whose training was received in Europe. Becoming exircmcly interst-cd in the national folk music of Hungary, while in that country, he composed a group of six Bagatelles as a result of his in-(Concludcd on page 0) Mr. and Mrs.

Robert W. Craig have as their guests for the holidays Mrs. N. A. Bonn and son, Williams, of The Dalles.

Mrs. Bonn will visit in Albany and return to Salem for a few days before leaving for her home. Visiting in Salem Sunday as guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Bradford and Mrs.

L. J. Stmt were Mr. and Mrs. Louis Stutt of Portland.

Saturday Night Dinner Party Mr. Ludden In Recital Wednesday Third in a series of recitals being given by the faculty members of Willamette university College of Music wilh the public bidden to attend is the piano concert to be given by Bonnet Ludden, instructor in piano, Count Double Ankeny-Smith Vows Said Sunday Night Green Stamps Tomorrow I r'-'i PI Mr. and Mrs. Helge Flaaten of Silverton, who Sunday celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at a fellowship dinner given in their honor by members of the congregation of the Immanuel Lutheran church in Silverton. NEW SHIPMENT! Children's Non-Rationed PLAY SHOES 2.69 3.95 Fetes Visitors No-host dinner parly with which Mr.

and Mrs. Brcvman Boise entertained at their home Saturday evening was that honoring Commander and Mrs. Charles Robertson, late of San Francisco, who are visiting in Salem en route to Astoria. where Commander Robertson has been transferred with the navy. The evening was spent in formally following the dinner hour.

Bidden to honor the visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hend ricks, Mr. and Mrs. P.

D. Quis- enberry, Mr. and Mrs. James Young, Mr. and Mrs.

Hoi lis Huntington, Mr. and Mrs. Asel C. Eoff, Mr. and Mrs.

Daniel J. Fry, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Simmons and Mr. and Mis.

Conrad Patilus. I BUY Wortf Knight Memorial Church Scene Of Findley-Shinkle Rites Plighting their troth at a lovely ceremony read Monday night at 8 o'clock at the Knight Memorial Congregational church were Miss Pollyanna Shinkle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Solon Shinkle, and Lt. Robert Sherman Findley of the United States army air corps, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Bayard Findley. Rev. Willard Hall officiated at the rites, which Shoe Department T) ft AH EXTRA 0 hi 'Miss Lebold Announces' 'Wedding Party Dated for Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock at St. Joseph's Catholic church, with Rev.

Bernard J. McDonnell officiating, is the wedding of Miss Dolores Catherine Lebold, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lebold, and Wilmer Richey, son of Mr. and Mrs.

E. W. Richey. The bride, whose father will give her in marriage, has asked her sister, Mrs. Gilbert A.

Noffsinger, to be her matron of honor, and bridesmaid will be Miss Marjorie Rogers. Her cousin, little Miss Evelyn Lebold, will be the flower girl. Srrving as best man for Mr. Kjfhey will be Edward Johnson. At the reception to be held in the Roberts studio following the ceremony, Mrs.

Warren Lindsey will cut the bride's cake and presiding at the urn will be Mrs. Mary Hagndorn. Assisting with the serving will be Miss Bernice Johnson and Miss Betty Winegar. Miss Beverly Lebold will pass the guest book and in charge of the gift table will be Miss Dorothy Desmond of Seattle. The bride-elect, who attended Sacred Heart academy, will be graduated from Salem high school this week.

Mr. Richey, a Salem high school graduate, attended Willamette university, where he was a member of Sigma Tau fraternity. He received a medical discharge from theIiavy and is now a dental laboratory technician. Young Musicians Heard in Recital With friends and parents of the young musicians in attendance, Mrs. Walter Denton presented a group of her piano pupils in recital Sunday afternoon at the Truth center.

Guest pianist on the program was Ensign Jack LaChotle, radio operator on a merchant marine ship, who also told of some of his experiences, and assisting artist appearing was Mrs. C. G. Beach, vocalist, whose accompanist was Mrs. E.

H. Bingenheimer. Pupils participating in the program were Arnold Pederson, Judy Ann Porter, Clyde LaFol-lette, Darlene Robertson, Jear-mine LaFollette, Alelha Vib-bard, Donna Dea Hagen, Yvonne B-senau, Viola Wilcox, Carolyn Payne, Leila Madge Beach, Dorothy Pederson, Patricia Long, Mary Evelyn Parks, Howard Wood, Thelma Wilcox and Patricia Powell. Miss Nadine Wiseman Signs With Waves Third member of her family to volunteer for service with the armed forces of the United States is Miss Nadine Marie Wiseman who Monday enlisted in the Waves. The daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Earl Wiseman of Salem, Miss Wiseman is a graduate of the high school at Strahan, Iowa, where she was a member of the Glee club and of the girls' basketball team. Both of the new enlistee's brothers are with the United Slates army, Herbert, a private Jirst class, is stationed at Fort Wmaha, and the other, Cpl. Edward Wiseman is at Camp Pickett, Va. Organizations Wives of officers of the 70th division will hold their bridge luncheon meeting it the Sslem hotel dlnitin room Thursday tfternoon at 12:30 o'clock.

Reservations are being made with Mrs. J. o. Wallls at 6282. Having a place on this week's music calendar is the piano re cital of the pupils of Jean Hob-son Rich, to be given Thursday evening at 7:45 o'clock in the Roberts studio with the public invited to attend.

Assisting on the program will be Miss Myrtle Meier, soprano, student at Willamette university, who is a pL'iil of Prof. E. W. Hobson. The program for the evening includes: Cuck no's Call Brmrion Playing Tan Kuterer Shiron Howe Peter! Peter! Molt re Jo me Lewis Tommy's Nf- Drum Pro ton Toboggan Rid Arnold Patricia Aiireni Jubilo Loft'cniteln Peter Loder Donald the Dinosaur Schaum Elaine Meaquier Pomp and Pnseamrv Cobb 1 Hnnkiejr At the Doll- Bazaar Aaron Roberta Klempel Elfin Dance Grieg Marilyn Power Vocal The Has a Lrre of Gold WhFlpley Rain Curran Myrtle Meier Come Dance with Me Emery Betty Lou Brinkley Little Dance Haydn Valse Serenade Foldinl Patricia Meaquler Cftatanets Rebe Ramona Castillo Sonatina Brhmltt Dance in the Moon li hi Mueller Susan Perry Rustic Chapel Rolfe Joan Elliot Pixie's Goodnt8.it Song A.

L. Brown Joan Schwa Blue Butterflies Malnville Betty Jean Klempel Forest Sprites Torjusson Peggy Kuhna Scherzo Smith Susan Steed Three Waltzes Moetrt Shirley Dean To a Wild Rose MacDowell Jeanne Hoffman Indian Sunset Klemm Paula Johnson AaragonaLse Massenet nancy Anderson Sonatina VI Dusselt Allegro Prances Baum Divertimento Minuet Mozart Carolyn Carson Piccaninny Mowrey Palsy Nirkpn Canzonet a Schuett laraiyn Lee Two Piano Holiday for Si rings Hose Gwenda Boyer. Jean H. Rtch 11 Gershwin Roberts uir Tschaikowsky The Little Shepherd Debussy Eliza be Lh Nelnon Trantele Denei Nocturne in mn unrnta uoyer Chopin Jewell Gueffroy Salem visitor for Decoration day is Di. Ethel Riley, former Salem resident, now making her nome in Uresham.

vjuesi oi ivirs. k. f. Boise is Mrs. Rudolph Pracl of Port land.

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Garnet Smith, became the bride of John I. Ankeny of West Salem, son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Ankeny of Dixon, Nebraska. The bride, whose mother gave her in marriage, chose a pastel blue ensemble with navy blue accessories for her wedding costume.

Her corsage was of red rosebuds. Her only attendant, Mrs. Marjorie Hobble, wore a beige frock with harmonizing accessories and a corsage of yellow roses. Leslie Smith, brother of the bride, served as best man. When Mr.

and Mrs. Ankeny left on their wedding trip to Dixon, Nebraska, on their return from which they will make their home in Salem, Mrs. Ankeny was wearing a dusty pink suit with brown accessories. To Install GammaChapter Of Vi Beta Vhi Beta Chi, the oldest sorority on the Willamette university campus, established in 1919, will at installation ceremonies to be held June 2, 3 and 4. become the Oregon Gamma chapter of the Pi Beta Phi sorority, established at Monmouth col lege in Illinois in 1867 with Nancy Black Wallace, mother of Paul Wallace, as one of the founders.

Present for the occasion will be a number of the officers of the national organization, in eluding the grand vice-prcsi dent, Mrs. Warren T. Smith of Tacoma: Lambda province pre sident, Mrs. Floyd E. Ellis of Seattle, and the province vice-president, Mrs.

Clare R. Dob-ler of Everett, Wash. Mrs. James T. Brand, president of the Salem alumnae chapter, is in general charge of the arrangements for the installation, which will be attended by representatives from the sorority's chapters at Oregon State College, University of Oregon, University of Washington, Washington State, Idaho, Montana and Alberta.

Entraining today for Winona, and Washington, DC, are Lt. and Mrs. Ralph E. Pur-vine and son, Billy. In Winona, the trio will visit with Mrs.

Pur- vine's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Guy E. Raymond. Dermi-See Formiili for creper throit skins 2.00 Specul Cream, rich emollient for winter-dried ikini 1.50 Ft Cream, pure, fine cream for lender eye ireas 1.00 riui us Jdtr of Lovely New I Watches Just Arrived ill This Friedman Shelby Arc Ik ype Combination lat soft kid leather with patent trim rubber lift Heels.

Very comfortable and a good value. 4.95 Girls' Sporr Oxfords 3.95 i 3 DID were read before an altar decorated with arrangements of pink gladioluses, snapdragons and calla lilies and lighted with white tapers in tall candelabra. Preceding the ceremony Cory-don Blodgett accompanied by Mrs. Lewis Mitchell, who also played the wedding marches sang "Until" and lighting the tapers were Miss Jane and Miss Eloise Findley, sisters of the bridegroom, both of whom wore gowns of pink marquisette. The bride, who entered on the arm of her father, wore a gown of white satin, with a fitted bodice with a low waistline and a sweetheart neck with an orange blossom design of seed pearls on the yoke, long sleeves pointed over the wrists and a full skirt extending into a train.

Her finger-tip length veil fell from a half hat of white bou-vardia and she carried a bouquet of white roses. Her only ornament was a necklace of pearls, the gift of the bridegroom. Mrs. Raymond Beard, who served as her sister's honor attendant wore a gown of pastel blue the low waisted bodice of which was of satin and the skirt of net. The gown was fashioned with fitted bodice and which had a sweetheart neckline and short sleeves, and a full skirt.

Mrs. Beard wore a half hat of pink bouvardia with a shoulder length veil of blue and carried a colonial bouquet of pastel flowers. Miss Mary McKay, the bridesmaid, wore a pink gown with lace bodice and net skirt and of the same design as that of the honor attendant. She also wore a half hat of pink bouvardia, which had a pink shoulder length veil, and carried a colonial bouquet. Little John David Beard, nephew of the bride, served as ring bearer.

Lewis Judson served as best man for Lt. Findley and ushers were Vern Summers, Emar Johnson and John Cotthoff. At the reception held in the Fireplace room of the church following the ceremony the room was decorated with arrangements of white iris and gladioluses and centering the serving table was the bride's cake, which had a wreath of bouvardia and fern. The wedding cake was cut by Mrs. Frank Shannon and presiding at the urns were Mrs.

M. u. inaley ana ivirs. u. a.

jar- man, grandmothers of the bridegroom. Miss Emma Lou East, Miss Evelyn Collins, Miss Sally McClelland, Miss Louise Lucas, Miss Vesta Shinn and Miss Mary Anna Smith of Marylhurst college assisted with the serving and passing the guest book was Miss Carol Young. When the couple left on their wedding trip to the Oregon beaches on their return from which they will leave for Salinas, to temporarily make their home, Mrs. Findley was wearing a pastel yellow suit with pink accessories. Mrs.

Findley, as a graduate of Sacred Heart academy and attended Willamette university, where she was a member of Beta Chi sorority. Lt. Findley, who last week received his wings and his commission at Phoenix, also attended Willamette university. He was a member of the Sigma Tau fraternity. Miss Janice Judson To Wed Navy Man June bride will be Miss Janice Judson, daughter of Mrs.

Lee Nicholson, who this week is entraining for Richmond, where she will exchange her marriage vows with William J. Rawlins of the United States navy, son of Mr, and Mrs. Fred Lee Rawlins. The couple will make their home in Richmond, while Mr. Rawlins is stationed on the Atlantic coast.

Both Miss Judson and her fiance are graduates of Salem schools. Miss Judson attended the Merrit Davis School of Commerce and has been secretary to the state property comptroller. Mr. Rawlins is a fireman first class with the amphibious forces of the navy. Parents of a son, Thomas Fredric, born at the Salem General hospital Monday, are Ensign and Mrs.

Tom Hill. The little boy, whose mother is the former Ruth Anunsen, is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hill, and Mr. and Mrs.

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