13 The Dcdosmcm. Calom. Owgon. Sunday, Aptfl 8. It31
Joyco Lulay
Married on
Satui
rday
' St. Joseph's Catholic church was
the setting for the marriage of
Miss Joyce Lulay, daughter of Mn
and . Mrs., Walter Lulay and L
norn Wilson, son .of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Wilson, xm Saturday
morning at 9:30 o'clock. Father
John O'Callaghan performed the
double ring ceremony before
setting of yellow snapdragons and
white stock. Verne Esoh was the
soloist and Mrs. Raymond Barton
the organist Altar boys were Gil
bert and Melvin Lulay, brothers of
the bride. , . -
Of white satin was the bridal
fown fashioned with a lace Peter
an collar and lace bodice. The
full skirt ended In train and the
short pointed pepium was of laee.
A wreath of orange blossoms held
In place her fingertip net veil and
she carried a bouquet of oalla lil
ies and green and white caladium
leaves. ,
Mrs. Robert Wallace of Oreen
leaf, Oregon was her sister's ma
tron of honor and wore am lte
green satin and marquisette gown
with matching cap and mitts.
Bridesmaids were Miss Lenola
Wilson, twin sister of the groom,
MUs Mary and Miss Ruth BUakoff,
who wore coral satin and marquis
ette frocks. They carried nosegays
of carnations and sweetpeas ed
ged in laceloa and in tnelr hair
were marquisette braided head
dresses. Flower girl was Shirley
Ann Lulay, sister of the bride, and
Michael Mlnogue, nephew of vie
groom, was ring bearer. .
; Ray Lulay was his brother's best
man and groomsman were William
' BrunkaL Mllo Beibelheimer and
Michael Loekner. Ushers wera Ad
rian Lulay and Gerald Bullock.:
Mrs. Lulay and Mrs. Wilson
both chose navy ensemble with
matching accessories for the wed--
ding and their corsages were of
pink rosebuds and stephanotis. -J-
Breakfast, KeeepUea Fellow
A wedding breakfast was held
immediately after the rites at the
Catholic Center for the bridal par
ty and two families. In the after
noon a reception was held at the
Center. Pouring wera Mrs. Ford
Loekner and Mrs. Jamas Minogue.
Mrs. Aloysius Lulay of Mt. Angel
cut the cake, assisted, by Mrs. Ada
Fa ris. Assisting were -Miss Made
line Loekner, Mrs. Fred Goffin,
Mrs. Minrod Gerard, Mrs. Ray
mond Ditter, Miss Joanne Lulay,
Mrs. Walter Breitensteln. Miss
Charlotte Wood, Miss Oeraldiae
Jarvis, Miss , Agree Kooh, Miss
Dolores Koutney, Miss Mary Pit
trok and Mrs. John Drake.
When the ooupla left on their
wedding trip to Wesdoo the bride
changed to a navy blue suit with
white accessories and oomage of
orchids. On their return they will
make their home at It 18 Huge
. street.
Club-Women
Will Attend
Institute
Salem Woman's olb members
will meet on Friday afternoon at
the clubhouse at 2 o'clock with tee
Junior Woman's club in oharge of
the program. Mrs. C. M. Collins is
arranging the program, which will
be a recording of the national
board meeting of the General Fed
eration in Washington, D. C Nom
ination of officers will highlight
Vie business session.
Hie tea chairman is Mrs. Rob
ert Hutcheon, asisted by Mrs. C. L.
Bowes, Mrs. F. L. Brownell, Mrs.
H. G. Carl. Mrs. J. -M. Devon. Mrs.
C. H. McCullah, Mrs. Mary Lach
elle, Mrs. Chiton Mudd, Mrs.
Verne L. Ostrander, Mrs. L. M.
R a mage, Mrs. J. Howard Shubert
and Miss Antoinette White.
Institute la Portland
A number of Woman's elub
members will be In Portland on
Thursday to attend the Oregon
Federation of Women's clubs In
stitute at the Multnomah hotel.
The honor guest and speaker at
the all day session will be Mrs.
Oscar A. Ahlgren, first vioe-pres-
nieni oi tne uenerat Federation,
- who is arriving from her home in
Indiana for the occasion.
Registration opens at 9 a. m. and
Mrs. H. M. ZeU, president of the
state federation, will nrirf
There will be a noon luncheon and
banquet in the evening, v
Salem women making reports at
the institute and appearing on the
panel will be Mrs. Fred C Cast,
third vice-president of the Oregon
Federation, and Mrs. George Ail
ing, state treasurer. There will be
panel discussions in the afternoon
vith Mrs. Ahlgren serving as mo
derator. Those wishing reservations for
the luncheon or dinner ere saked
to call Mrs, Carl Chambers.
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Jason Lee WSCS
Slates Meeting
The Woman's Society of Christ
Ian Service of Jason Lee Metho
dist church will meet in the
Kirkby room at 11 o'clock on
Wednesday. The general business
meeting will be conducted by the
president, Mrs. Joe Klinger. At
noon a luncheon will be served
by the April-October circle. Circle
reports and introduction of guests
will be given at this time.
Following the luncheon a de
votional meeting will be held.
Mrs. Glenn Prather will play the
opening piano prelude. Mrs. E. J.
Williams will give the devotions.
Mrs. Carl Gies, program leader,
will be in charge of the special
rogram to follow. Mrs. A. E. Ut
ey will sing a sole, "My Task,"
accompanied by Mrs. C A. Mc
Clure. The speaker for the after
noon will be Mrs. James Sidney
Stiers from Seoul, Korea. All
fcnembers and friends are invited
to attend. , .. . ,.
CLU3 CALETIDAB
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Salem Ftna elub with Mrs. Jsek
Brown, B. street, psA. I v
ClMtdwiuk A mmMy. Order of Rlx-
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airla, meet et'lCaaoale Temole,
elub recreatioa meeting. Salem
Woman's clubhouse. 136 p.m.
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Neld-Hr9r. S South 14tn t, S p.na.
ur elub iwltW Mrs.
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B. W. Smmctt, Ciena Creek:
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Parties Honor
Brido-Elect j
Several parties have been ar
ranged in compliment to Miss Pa
tricia Maonamara, whose marriage
to Joseph MacDonald will be an
event of. April 28. f
Saturday afternoon Mrs. How
ard R. Post and her daughter, Mrs.
Harold MoCauley, entertained at
the .former's home on Candalaria
Heights In compliment to the
bride-to-be. A dessert " luncheon
was served by the hoitesses fol
low by a miscellaneous shower for
the bride-elect. i : -U- -I
Honoring Miss Maonamara were
her mother, Mrs. H. M. Maona
mara, Mrs. R. T. Mslin, Mrs. Jsan
Ma?Le,a and Mrs. Charles Achats
of Portland, Mrs. Qrval Boyle of
Vancouver. Wash., Mrs. Paul Bell
of Forest Grove, Miss Lola Burris,
Mra, Donald Baker. Mrs. Frank
CatvtA and the hostesses.
Lisa Maonamara was honored at
a pre-nrpn'l shower in Portland
on iSaraa 5 when Mrs. Charles
AahatL wko will be her honor at
tamdact at tu wedding. entertaU
ad at kar home for twenty of th
brtde-elaers former olassmates at
St. VlnoeaVs hospital. . t
Junior CluS
Style Show
Wednesday
SELVERTON The Utast styles
In cotton frocks, afternoon prints,
after-five o'clock ..dresses, suits,
skirts, : blouses, slacks, jackets,
shorts and swim suits will be on
parade at the Junior . Woman's
club fashion show set for Wednes
day night, April 11 at T o'clock
at the Palace theater. ; ,
A regular feature will be on the
screen. "Beauty on Parade" star
ring Robert Hutton and Ruth Warrick.:;--.
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Mrs. Craig Clark will be com
mentator for the "Bon Voyage"
show of the junior women. Acces
sories shown will be hats, bags,
gloves and luggage. -
Sets are being built by Larry
Crennel and La Verne Bergerson.
Mrs. James Ekman, Mrs. A. J.
McCannel, Mrs. Kenneth Olson,
Mrs. Jeanne Gilbert, Aria Tofta,
Louise Smith, Cherul Syron, Len
ny Olson and Charleen Frank will
go aboard with styles from J. C
Penney oo.
Weibys will send Mrs. Carlton
Hands, sr., Mrs. Leland Morgan,
Mrs. LoweU HobUtt, Mrs. Alan
Foster, Diana Hobart. Louise
Smith, Deanna Taylor, Mark and
Freya Martin, and the Style Shop
will outfit Mrs. Norman Kastman,
Mrs. Carlton Hands, Jr, Mrs.
Orval Frank,1 Mrs. LaVerne Ber
gerson, Mrs. Wallace Satern, Mrs.
Robert Burr, Norma Parton and
Louise Franklin.
- Proceeds from the show will be
used to send girls to Scout Camp
5i the summer and to meet the
ubs donations and obligations.
but there somsthl ngr daflnlioly'
wron? witfi Oregon. What oilier -well regulat
ed atats would get free cravel from the
rlvar a law feet away (aven delivered by the
government dredge) when it could hire a lot
of men to haul gravel from a few miles away'
and then raise the taxes on the men whom
It hired? -
Equal rights Better get out the lawn
mower Mama, maybe Dad will clip the lawn .
once this season he usually does the first
time or two, unless it pushes too hard.
Tie late . Here it Is almost the middle
of April, and in a month it'll be past May
Day and by Jxzly things will be drying up
and we haven't even got our garden plowed
yet -W:';;:-T H""-' :::,
Ulspkr la found . . We found a young
man who is satisfied - he has everything,
and he's only In his twenties. His home Is
paid for, his garden Is perfect and he has
gone to every place he wishes. What a hor
rible state to be inl We give thanks for the
things we wish for but cannot afford, our de
sire for leisure and travel, the anticipation of
belter days and the zest for life that comes
with dreams as yet unfilled. May we never
have everything we wan! life would just be
too, too dull . , .Marine Buren. i .
YWCA Week to
Be Observed
Plans have been formulated for
the observance of National YWCA
week by the local group, accord
ing to the president of the board.
Mrs. A. A. Schramm. A special
guest here for the week, April 22
to April 28, will be Miss Ruth HilL
national executive of the YWCA.
On April 21 the Trf-Y girls will
give their annual Cotton ball at
Salem high school from 8:30 to
11:20 o'clock. A feature of the af
fair will be the crowning of King
Cotton.
Three events are slated for
Thursday, April 28. The Tri-Y
Teen Mothers club will hold a no
host luncheon at the YWCA. La
ter in the afternoon the annual
membership silver tea will be held
at the Fairmount Hill home of
Mrs. Sidney Lewis for all YWCA
members and friends. In the eve
ning a banquet will be given by
the Salore and CO clubs at the
Pine Inn! , '-: ' v' '-
On Friday, ApriL27 there will
be a display of crafts at the YW.
For Sunday, April 29 is the dessert
for Tri-Y seniors to be given by
the Y-Teen committee. Young ad
ult committee and the Willamette
university YWCA. The affair will
be held at Lausanne hall at 1
o'clock. '
Son is Born
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Travis Cross at Sacred Heart hos
pital in Eugene on April 8. accord
ing to announcement made to fri
ends here. The child is the grand
son of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Cross,
Salem, and Mrs. Walter Apel, Long
Beach, Calif. .
Playground ea.aisneat at Bash
pasture which was donated by the
Salem Soroptimist dub will be
dedicated at a ceremony at 1:30
on Wednesday.
Miss Gurrier ;
Tells Troth
Mr. and Mrs. Sam H. Ruhl are
announcing the engagement' of
their daughter, Miss Virginia Dale
Currier,' to Barnes Deering Rogers,
son of .'Mr. and Mrs. Emmet T.
Rogers, all of Salem. No wedding
date has been set. 1 '
The bride-elect Is a Salem high
school graduate and a freshman
at Oregon State college, majoring
In science. She is a member of
Delta Delta i Delta sorority. Her
fiance Is also an Oregon State
student1 majoring in business' ad
ministration. I His fraternity is
Sigma Chi.
The betrothal news was : first
told at the Tri Delt house on the
Oregonf . State campus, when a
nosegay was brought in with the
ring and a clever poem revealing
the couple's engagement. " t
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A.i ALWYNN'l SILK SHAf.
TUNO BOULEVARD SUIT with
a beautiful shimmer. Unusual
pepium buttons bade on It
self. Navy, bronze, aqua;
beige, rose, grey. 14V to
22Ta. . . ' i
b: pure siuc obliquely
TUCKED, the light - ground
print of . fashion significance.
Brilliant scimitar pins accent
the softly cowled neckline
the skirt wraps in a fluid tine.
Outsize African daisies in
beige, royal, - green or - lilac.
12ft to 22ft. - V ; j
Ci SOMETHING NEW THf
LACE DRESS cotton ' lace
that's fragile looking but
staunch friend. Sparkling star
dust buttons follow the ob
lique lines. Linen-look rayon
bandings. Navy, aqua, pink,
lilac, bronze. 14ft to 22ft. i