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Th" OREGON STATESMAN, Salem. Oregon, Sunday Morning. April 28. 1948
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Miss Wyatt
A Bride
Today
The fireplace room of the First
Presbyterian church will be the
ettinc lor an impressive cere
mony this afternoon at 3 o'clock
when Miss Marilyn Wyatt, bru
nette daughter xj. Mr. and Mrs.
Robert W. Wyjrl - hecornea the
bride of Gene Irons, son of Mr.
od Mrs. Earl S. Irons of Den
ver. The fireplace will be banked
with arrangements of apple
blossoms, dogwood while stock
and snapdragons. The Rev. Ches
ter W. Hamblin will officiate at
the double ring ceremony. Be
fore the bridal party enters Miss
Carolyn Brown, the bride's cou
sin, will sing "T hrough the
Tears." Miss Joan Twedt will
play the wedding music
The bride, who will be given
in marriage by her father, has
chosen a smart dove grey gabar
dine taiCeur for her wedding.
She will wear a white sheer
blouse, a white flowered ban
deau and white gloves. Her flow
ers will be white carnations and
bouvardia.
Miss Bonnie Burnet will be
the bride's only attendant. She
will wear a cocoa brown -suit
with dark brown accessories and
brown straw bandeau. Her cor
aage will be of yellow rosebud.
Attend tbe Greens
Richard Wyatt, brother of the
bride, win stand with the groom.
Ushers will be the bride's cou
sins, George Robinson and Gor
don Wyatt.
For her daughter's nuptials
Mrs. Wyatt has selected a brown
bengaline suit with aqua bow
trim at the shoulderline. brown
straw hat and brown accessor
ies. Her flowers will be garden
ias and bouvardia. The groom's
parents were unable to come
west for their son's marriage.
The wedding reception will be
In the church parlors immedi
ately after the rites. The bride
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The lour prominent women pictured above erf a taking a most active part in the pub
lic fund raising campaign far the new Salem center which opens May 1. Top row. lett
to right are Mrjf. Frank H. Spears, sr., who is general chairman of the directorate con
ducting the campaign; and Miss Dorothea Steusfcjff, activ member of the executive com
rnittee and member of the YWCA board of trustees; lower pictures left to right are Mrs.
James T. Branc one of the executive commitee advising and working with the general di
rectorate in seing up the campaign organization; and Mrs. C. W. Parker, who heads the
women's division lor the campaign. (les ten-Miller photois)..
aunts, Mrs. LaVeraie Hardwick
of C'orvallis and Mu. L.. B. Smith
will pour. Mrs. F;Ivan Brown,
also an aunt t the bride, will
cut the tiered rake, which will
be encircled witha wreath of
smilax and bouvardia. Cousins
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borner, will assist in serving;.
After a wedding; trip to the
coast the newlyweds will leave
for Denver where they will make
their home. Mr. Iron will be as
sociated In business there with
his father.
New Auxiliary -To
Be Instituted
The newly organized auxiliary
Meadowlark past. Veterans qf
Foreign Wars, wilt be instituted
and officers will be installed at
ceremonies Monday night in the
VFW hall at North Church and
Hood at 8 o'clock.
Mrs. Vesta Cutler, elected
president last Friday night, an
nounced that Mrs'. Marie Dana,
national historian and depart
ment auxiliary president, of
Portland, will participate in the
ceremonies.
Mrs. Dana will bring a drill
team, color bearers, and musi
cians. Ladies of Salem post 661
auxiliary will serve refresh
ments. Besides Mrs. Cutler, other- of
ficers to be installed are Patri
cia Sager, senior vice-president;
Mrs. Jean Hopkins, junior vice
president; Mrs. Dorothy Chase,
secretary; and Mrs, Irene JCoe
nig, treasurer. :
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Saffron
and son, John, are being wel
comed back to 3alem and they
are now at home in their newly
purchased place on Glen Creek
Drive. Mrs. Saffron and their
son resided in Portland with her
parents while he was in the serv
ice. Mr. and Mrs, Arnold C. Ebert,
jtj, and son, Stephen, of Hepp
ner, villi arrive in Salem today
for a Stay at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pan!' H.
Ha user, sr.
Preserve Mother's Vision
Important to health and happiness is gcxxi eyesight.
Make sure ' your Mom ' is wearing correctly fitted
glasses by coming in hre with her now! Our regis
t tered optometrists will give her a thorough eye
examination and prescribe th9 correct glasses ior
her. There can be no finer Mothers Day gift than
correct vision!
Consult Dr. E. E. Boring, Df. S. A.
Whcatley, or Dr. Sam Hughes. This
consultation and examination will pro
vide the correct Information resardinjr
your eyes. Phone '6506 for an appoint
ment. ;
Diana Pearcy to
Have Birthday
Diana Pearry, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Knight Pearcy, will
celebrate her fifth birthday on
Monday afternoon when she en
tertains a group of friends at the
Pea rcy home.
I -ate in the afternoon a birth
day cake and refreshments will
be served. A Maypole take with
streamers extending to each
place will be the centerpiece.
Placecards will be crochet yarn
dolls and nursery rhyme animals
will be arranged on the table.
Honoring Diana will be Rose
mary Myers, -Gail Zielesch, Peg
gy Ann Lucas, Pamela Lindhold,
Jane Baker. Edith Gayle Brown,
and Marydene Halvorson.
Additional guests will be Mrs.
A. V. Myers, Mrs. A. F. Zielesch,
Mrs. Harry Lucas, Mrs. E. S.
Lindhold, Mrs. Warren Baker,
Mrs. Leon Brown. Mrs. Robert
Halvorson, Mrs. A. E. Robins,
Mrs. R. C. Hunter and Mrs. Har
ris Lietz.
Banquet For
Methodist Youth
- A banquet will be given at the
First church for seniors in the
Methodist Youth Fellowship on
Monday night at 6:30 by the
Women's Society of Christian
service. The Rev. Roy A. Fedje
will be the speaker.
Richard Cocking is to be toast
master. Donna Jane Macklin and
Grace wili play a piano solo,
Grace Widdows and Janice Mid
dleton will play piano duets and
Barbara Halversorn will lead the
group in singing. Sally Smith
will give a brief talk on the
Maltese cross, emblem of the
MYF around which the decora
tions will center.
A worship service is planned
for after the banquet, with Sal
ly Smith in charge. Joe Brazie
will play the organ and Janice
Middleton and Lois Ruecker will
sing.
Nile Bridge
Benefit
One of the larger social events
of the week will be the spring
bridge benefit for which mem
bers of the Salem club of Daugh
ters of the Nile will be hostess
es at the Masonic temple Tues
day. Guests are asked to bring table
accessories. Playing will begin
at 2 o'clock. Additional guests
are invited trr call during the tea
hour. Presiding at the tea uris
will be Mrs. Thomas Luke of
Portland, queen of Nydia temple,
and Mrs7. David Wright, a past
queen. A group of Rainbow
Girls wiU serve.
Among those who have made
reservations for the affair be
sides club members are Mes
dames H. R. Robinson. Iva Bus
chey, Lloyd Sanders; Harry Lu
cas, Frank Brownell, Ben Max
well, Clay Cochran, George Ail
ing, Frank Marshall, Ervin Pe
terson, Mervin Fidler, Guy Hick
ok, Charles McElhinny. Claude
Glenn, Albert Gragg, Elmer Mc-
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will meet a the VFW hall Wed
nesday for the regular meeting.
Several candidates will be in
itiated by ihe degree staff, who
will wear their newly purchased
uniforms, 'there will be a short
Mother s day program, followed
by refreshments. Visiting mem
bers will be welcome.
- Members ef Chadwlrk chapter.
Order of the Rainbow for Girls
will assist in serving at the Nile
benefit on Tuesday and will con
duct installation of a new Rain
bow assembly in Staytoo on
Wednesday night. The organiza
tion has cancelled it's sports
dance formerly set for May 14.
Wedding Is
Announced
Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Rickard are
announcing the marriage of their
daughter, Mis Alice Rickard to
Robert Boock, son of Mr. and
Mrs. C. E. Boock.
; The marriage took place on
April 19 in the Jason Lee par
sonage. They will live in Salem.
8L raid's GtttM ad aaxJllary
of St. Paul's church will hold a
Joint meeting on Wednesday at
the parish house. A covered dish
luncheon will be served at one
o'clock.
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