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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (July 13, 1952)
S Th StcrtesiiitJk, Salem. Oregon, Sunday, fair 13. 1952 Bridal Pair Honeymooning In Canada The wedding of Miss Mary Jean Boedigheimer, daughter of George Boegheimer, to Joseph C. Drapala, son of Mrs. Louis Drapala was solemnized at St. Joseph's Catho lic church on Saturday, July 12 at 10 a.m. The Rev. Joseph E. Vanderbeck officiated. The church was decorated with pink and white snapdragons, car nations and lilies. The bride, attired in white knit suit and blue accessories, was given In marriage by her father. She carried white Bible, on top of which was an orchid. Mrs. Melvin C. Miller attended the bride. She wore a dress of blue nylin and carried a nose gray of red roses and white carnations. Melvin Miller attended the groom as best man. Ushers were Mllo Tibbetts and Ernest Drapala, a cousin of the groom. A reception was held at the Salem Woman's clubhouse follow ing the ceremony. Mrs. Clerus , Boedigheimer and Mrs. W. N. Pintler poured, Mrs. Clifford Tib betts cut the cake. Assisting were Miss Margie Michael, Miss Con nie Michael, and Teresa Boedi gheimer, niece of the bride. After a honeymoon trip to Canada, the couple will live at 2143 Berry street. Republicans To Picnic Monday Salem ReDublican Woman will hold a meeting and covered dish picnic at tne home of Mrs. Wini fred Pettyjohn, 145 North 14th street Monday at 1 o'clock. Dessert nd beverage are to be provided, but those attending are to bring lunch and table service. Mis Dorathea Steusloff and Mrs. Fred A. Williams will pour, Mrs. Louise Muller and Mrs. Wil liam Leary will serve the ice cream. The hospitality committee includes Mrs. George Hanauska and Mrs. Scott Foster. Mrs. Roy T. Bishop of Portland, President of the Oregon Federation of Re publican Women will speak on highlights of her trip to see re publican nominee Eisenhower at -Abilene, Kans. A white elephant sale will be held. Amaranth to Picnic Cherry court Order of the Am aranth will hold its annual sum mer picnic at Bush's Pasture Tuesday night at 6:15. The com mittee includes Mr. and Mrs. Charles McCabe, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nickens, Mr. and Mrs. Rus sell Bright and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Johnson. Cascade chapter National Sec retary's association will picnic at the home of Mrs. Mabel Marquiss, 4265 State street, Monday night, T o'clock. 0 0 n y , i M-prtU i v x iv, : t, 1 9 11 i "V ft, -r..v . - -1 1 I! f i. :- i Miss Delzell, Mr. Mangan Wed at Church At a 4 o'clock ceremony on Saturday, July 12, at the Immacu late Conception Catholic Church, Miss Caryl Edith Delzell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas White Delzell of Portland became the bride of Harry Edward Mangan, son of Mrs. Elizabeth Mangan, Minneapolis, Minn. Father M. Curtin performed the ceremony. The wedding gown was of starched white organdy made with a floor-length white embroidered skirt The bride's headdress was an embroidered organdy bonnet holding an illusion finger-tip length veil. Her flowers were white begonias. The maid of honor, Miss Sally Jeffcott wore a maize short or gandy gown made with plaited top and yoke and a circle of organdy and matching veil. Her flowers were orange begonias shading to yellow. Miss Betty Hermann, Mrs. David Edwards, Mrs. Charles Rlsley and Mrs. Fulton Olsen were brides- Mr. and Mrs. Millard Bates (Joyce Rautenkranz) who were married on July 1 at the First Christian Church. The bride 13 the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Rautenkranx and the groom is the son of Mrs. Lora E. Bates. (Lennas Photo). Rotanans to Go To National Confab Salem Rotana will meet Mon day night at 7:30 with Mrs. Henry Mattaon, 4020 North River Road. Other hostesses will be Mrs. Les ter Thomas and Mrs. Ipha Knox. After a short business meeting the group will make gifts for the six local delegates to the National convention at Medford July 18 to 20 to present other delegates. Miss Vada Hill, Miss Marie Barr, Mrs. Grant Farris, Miss Alice Mathey, Mrs. Henry Mattson and Miss Fannie Douglas, president of the Salem group are delegates. Annual Picnic Plans 14 .... xye.. The Cosmis Dance club will have its annual family picnic at Dallas Park. Sunday, July 20 at maids, all gowned Ilk Miss Jeffcott. The best man was John Hayes Minneapolis and ushers were John Leighton, Minneapolis, Croxton Delzell, Urgel Wintermute, Scott Kadderly, Ralph Kadderly and Robert Parnell, Burlingame, Calif. At the reception which was held at Waverly Country Club Mrs. Claude McColloch, Mrs. John Boyle, Medford, Mrs. Don New bury, Medford, Mrs. Harold Sav age, Phoenix, Ariz., Mrs. H. G. Maison, Salem, Mrs. Palmer Mac donald, Mrs. John Holden and Mrs. Rollin Rodolph, San Fran cisco poured. Assisting were Miss Pattie Beaton, Miss Mary Raf fetty. Miss Nancy Sullivan, Miss Joan Elliott and Miss Julie Nor thrup. When leaving on the honeymoon trip to Hawaii, the bride was wearing an aqua silk shantung suit with black and white acces sories and white orchids. They will live in Oswego upon their return. Visitors were Mrs. Richard Newman and son, Roger, at the home of Mrs. Florence Shipp. They left Salem this week after a three week visit and will return to then home in Hastings, Neb. Catholic Rites For Carol Meier, Ray Greene Miss Carol Meier, daughter of Mrs. Flavius Meier, at a cere mony at St. Vincents de Paul Catholic church on Saturday, be came the bride of Ray Greene, son of Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Greene, all of Salem. The Rev. Father Abbot Thomas Meier, uncle of the bride, officiated at the 9:30 o'clock ceremony. Miss Lorraine Nelke sang be fore the ceremony, and Wayne Meusey accompanied her at the organ. The bride was given In marriage by her father. She wore a bridal gown of lace over white satin, made with long sleeves and a lace collar. The full skirt ended in a train and the bridal veil of net was held by a white satin crown or namented with pearls. The bou quet was of lilles-of-the-valley and tiny elf roses. Miss Cecelia Greene, wearing a gown of light green organdy and carrying Esther Reed daisies was maid of honor. Also attending the bride were Miss Mary Ann Fischer and Miss Carol O'Connor, both wearing lavender organdy and carrying matching daisies. Little Shirley Rose Meier was flower girl and-Jerald Meier ring bearer. Carl Weathers attended Mr. Greene as best man, and Robert John Thomas and Joseph Meier were ushers. Groomsmen were Richard DeRosher and Paul Meier. Mrs. Meier was gowned in an acorn brown suit with matching accessories for her daughter's wedding. Her corsage was of yellow roses. Mrs. Greene wore a two-piece green dress with white accessories and a corsage of white roses. At the reception In American Legion hall which followed the ceremony. Miss Dorothy and Miss Ardell Meier poured and Miss Rosemary and Miss Reta Meier cut the cake. Assisting were the Misses Rosa Lee Coffel, Kathy Bauer, Muriel French Jeanne Nor- done and Betty Rose Nelke. For going away the bride wore a gray and dusty rose checked suit with navy and pink accessor ies. Following a honyemoon in Canada, the couple will live in Salem. Kidnap Girl on Birthday, Friday Miss Marjorle Mosolf was host ess Friday night to a kidnap birth day party for Miss Jean Hartweu. The guests. Misses Jan Foulger, Nadine Gilman, Pat Healy, Mar jorle Little, Dorothy Swigart and Marcia Webb, kidnapped Miss Hartwell from her home and took her to Dallas park. After swimming, the group re turned to the Mosolf home on North Summer Street where re freshments were served in the back yard. The birthday "cake was a watermelon with 18 candies. Church Picnic Planned The Booster club of St. Mark Lutheran church is holding a pic nic July 13 after church at Maud Williamson Park on the Dayton highway. Sack lvnches are to b brought, beverages furnished. All church members are Invited. Miss Marjorle Beeke will en tertain the Spinsters at her North Summer street home Monday night at 8 o'clock. Assisting hostesses will be Miss Patricia Fitzslmons and Miss Ann Carson. Mrs. John P. Maulding, the new president, will preside. 1:30 p.m. The committee Includes Marvin Stuhr and Robert Moni smith. The affair Is to be no-host. Sew for Bazaar A meetinff of St. Elizabeth's Guild of St. Paul's Episcopal church will be held Monday morn ini? at 10 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Frank H. Spears. Members will sew for the all-church bazaar. Attending are to bring their own sandwiches. 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