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Wedding Plans Are Revealed
By Three August Brides-elect !
Late summer brides-elect are revealing plans for their weddings,
with large church ceremonies planned for mid-August.
The First Christian Church will be the setting for the August 24
marriage of Miss Claralyn Lee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd A. Lee, i
and Mikal Mikkelsen, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Mikkelsen of Portland, i
The Rev. Brooks Moore will perform the 4 o dock nuptials.
Mrs. Howard Girod will be the ,
matron of honor and bridesmaids
will be Mrs. Blair .
mer Sarah Jane
John Lee. sister-in-law of the
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Coffee Party at
jonn Lee, sisier-in-iaw oi uie I ,
bride," Miss Elsie Mikkelsen, Port-1 (JL - Uq t- U f reHc
land, sister of the bridegroom-elect I v-' ' UwCI II IUI 31 3
Wednesday
land, sister of the bridegroom-elect
and Miss Sue uis, Portland.
Lighting the tapers will be Miss
Phyllis Meeker, Amity, and Miss
Jeanne Hoffman.
James Kuse, Portland, will serve
as best man and seating the guests
will be John Lee, Robert Ander
son, Robert Bragg, Norman Sil
vers, Louis Slack and Al Turja, all
of Portland.
Rehrbacker-Dowd
Miss Mary Ruth Dowd and Don
ald Max Rohrbacker of Yakima,
who will be married on Sunday
afternoon, August 24, have select'
ed members of their bridal party.
The ceremony will take place at
the Calvary Baptist Church at 4
o'clock with Dr. Charles Durden,
assisted by the Rev. Omar Barth,
officiating.
Mrs. John Dowd will be her sister-in-law's
honor matron and
. bridesmaids will be Miss Margue
rite ilkinton, McMinnvule. Kath
leen Dowd, niece of the bride-
elect, win be the flower eiri.
Charles Cassall of McMinnville
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One of the larger events of the
coming week will be the coffee
party for which Mrs. Coburn Gra-
benhorst and Mrs. Bruce Williams
will be hostesses on Wednesday
morning at the former's Candalar-
ia home on Alvarado Terrace. A
large group of friends have been
invited to call between 930 and
12:30 o'clock.
Greeting guests at the door will
be Cathy and Christy Cannon.
daughters of the Robert C. Can-
- I2s
formally in the garden and recre- I La J
ntlnn rnnm win he Mrs. John Cau- i
shell and Mrs. John Griffith. 1,1
presiding at uie coiiee una wu
be Mrs. George Grabenhorst Srn I
Mrs. Fred A. Williams. Mrs. Hen- I i
ry Hanzen, Mrs. George Waters,
Mrs. Robert L. ELfstrom and Mrs.
Donald A. Young.
There will be a punch table in
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Betty-Coe Rilea
Reveals Plans -
For
Nuptials
punch bowl will be Mrs. Otto Sko-
pil Jr. and Mrs. Robert C. Cannon.
Serving will be Mrs. Robert
Brownell, Mrs. John Hughes, Mrs.
Claybourne Dyer, Mrs. John Mc-
Cullough, Mrs. Emery Hobbs, Mrs.
Robert Letts Jones, Mrs. Stephen
Tabacchi, Mrs. D. Wiles, Mrs.
Charles Gray and Mrs. Woodson
Bennett
are Jack Nicholl, Dean and John
Dowd,. the bride-elect's brothers.
A reception will follow in the
church fireplace room.
Miss Dowd is the daughter of
ur. and Mrs. Hugh A. Dowd and
the groom-elect is the-eon of Mr.
and Mrs. A. J. Rohrbacker, Yak
ima. Preston-Schmoker
Exchanfin? thpi-r m a m' a aA vnnr.
on Monday; August 25 will be Miss Dm rf ac 4y Poto
Geraldine Louise Schmoker. and IUl IICO IU I CIC
Robert Elwyn Preston, son of the
Rev. and Mrs. Richard Greeley I pri n
Preston of Worcester, Mass. The 1
bridegroom-elect will arrive from npl l 1
the east the week before the wed- I h IS YY G&tC
aum .uo tauici, WUO Will OII1
ciate at the nuptials, will arrive on
August 23. Mrs. Preston will be
unable to come west for the wed
ding.
The 8 o'clock ceremony will take
place at the First Presbvtrian
Church with a reception following
at the Pi Beta Phi house. Alice
.Kose jones will be the soloist.
A popular bride-elect is Miss
Jean Pickens, whose marriage to
John Eggers will be an event of
Saturday night at the Calvary
Baptist Church.
Monday night Miss Pickens will
be the honor guest at a pre-nup-
tial shower when Mrs. Walter
Snyder and her daughter, Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C
Franklin, above, who will
celebrate their golden
wedding anniversary at an ;
open house this afternoon
at their Wallace Road
home, 690 Tulip Place.
Their friends are invited
through the press to call
between 2 and 6 o'clock.
At -the right is a picture of -the
couple at their wed
ding 50 years ago in Sid
ney Centre, N. Y. The
Franklins have resided at
their place on the Wallace
Road, formerly known as
"The Tulip Farm," since
1914. They have -one son,
Lockwood W Franklin, Salem,-
and three grandsons.
(Kennell-FJlis Photo).:
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S!,i'te,nr"dMs"w former'. Center Streel . home.
win De tne bridesmaids.
Tom Brand will stand with Mr
lreston as best man and ushers
Include W. J. Loeber. B. F. T-hor
and Henry Bastian, all of Portland
and cousins of Miss Schmoker,
Wayne Struble, Bruce McDonald,
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A NEW HEADBOARD
Guests have been bidden to a des
serf supper at 8 o'clock and a mis
cellaneous shower,
Bidden to honor Miss Pickens
are her mother, Mrs. Chester Pick
ens, Mrs. Alan Riebel, Mrs. Wil
am Paxson, Corvallis, Mrs. Henry
H. Dixon, Jr, Portland, Mrs. Wil
ham Johnston, Mrs. Richard Hen
drie, Mrs. Lester, D. Green, Miss
Suzanne Rawlee, Albany, Misses
Jeanne Hoffman, Irene McLeod,
Beverly Beakey, Diane Perry, Jo
anne Hendrie, Leslyn Burdette and
Ruth Holtzman.
Party on Wednesday
For Wednesday night is the 7:30
o'clock dessert bridge for which
Mrs. Lester C. McLeod, her dau
ghter, Miss Irene McLeod," and
Mrs. John Caughell will be host
esses at the McLeod home on
North 13th Street for the pleasure
of Miss Pickens.
Honoring the bride-to-be will be
Mrs. Chester Pickens, Mrs. Alan
Riebel, Mrs. William Paxson, Cor
vallis, Mrs. Henry H. Dixon Jr
Portland, Mrs. Donald L. White,
Misses Diane Perry, Beverly Bea
key, Shirley Karsten, Ruth Holtz,
man, Joanne tiendrie, Ann Carson,
iviaajone uecxe jeanne lioiiman
and the hostesses.
After the Rehearsal 1
Mr. and Mrs. John Marvin Rit
chie will be hosts for a party fol
lowing the wedding rehearsal on
Friday night at their Hines Street
home in compliment to their niece
and her fiance. Bidden are mem
bers of the immediate families and
the bridal party.
A new headboard can do far
more than change the style of
bed it can change the style of the
bedroom and make more room in
the room. Trade a conventional
headboard and footboard frame I rnuAntmn TAn!.
with rails for a bookcase headJ V-OnVenTIOn lOpiC
board and a frame that hides un
der the box-spring. The bed. at
nee looks like a seating piece and
the bedroom looks like a bed-sit
ting room. Free the floor space in
the center of the room the bed
nee occupied by setting it into a
corner where it looks best. A book
case headboard gains storage space
for the room, and if it's like this,
it tucks up a -night stand in mini
mum space. The night stand here
is attached, and by a piano binge
which allows it to swing outward
from the headboard. The front
panel drops down to serve as ad
ditional table surface. Ray Sobota
designed this new bed to star in
the recent previews of furniture
for fall at Chicago's Merchandise
Mart and it will be seen soon in
the stores.
Protected by John T. DiUe Co.
Benefit Garden
Parties Slated
Members of Ainsworth Social
Club, OES, will sponsor two bene
fit dessert parties on x naay, Aug
ust 22 in the garden of the home
of Mr. and Mrs. W. C Rambo,
1840 Evergreen Avenue.
The afternoon party will be from
1:30 to 5 o'clock and the evening
hours are from 7 to 10 p. m. Cards
will be in play at both affairs and
the interested public is invited to
attend.
Reservations may be made by
calling Mrs. Charles Bottorff or
Mrs. Warren PahL
WSCS Garden Dinner
SILVERTON Mr. and Mrs. Earl
J. Adams and Mr. and Mrs. Jjow
ell Brown are opening their ad-
ioinine gardens Wednesday even
ing from 5 to 8 o'ciocjc ior tne an-
nual women's society ox uuuuiu
Service buffet dinner. The Brown
home is at 203 McClaine street
with the Adams home at Z01 Mc
Claine. This is a regular project of
the WSCS and is usually held in
the church gardens, but because of
the building of the new church
could not be held there this year.
Cascade Chapter. National See
retaries' Association will hold a
Dicnic on Monday night at the
home of Miss Lois Manning. 379
Richmond Avenue, at 6:30 o'clock.
For Speakers
The August meeting of the Sa
lem Unit, National Federation of
Women's Republican Clubs, will
be held Monday afternoon at the
Senator Hotel at 2 o'clock. Mrs.
Clark McCall, president, will pre
side and will give a talk on party
politics.
The guest speakers will be Mrs.
James W. Mott, delegate to the Na
tional Republican convention in
Chicago, and Mrs. Robert Fischer
Jr- alternate, who will give high
lights of the convention.
The Salem Central WCTTJ picnic
scheduled for August 19 at the
Children's Farm Home has been
cancelled. There will be no meet
ing of the Unit during August
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Picnic at Gies Home
General meeting of the WSCS of
Jason Lee Methodist Church will
be held on Wednesday at the In
dependence home of Mrs. Parker
Gies. i A picnic luncheon wiu De
served and members are asked to
bring; their table service. Cars will
leave the church at 10:30 a. m. xne
February-August circle members
will assist the hostess. Mrs. Harry
Irvine is in charge of the afternoon
program and Mrs. Harry Carpen
ter of the devotions. ;
Sojourners Dessert
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The next meeting of Salem So
journers will be Thursday, August
14. in the Women's Clubhouse. The
dessert luncheon will be served at
1 o'clock and Mrs. William H. Fos
ter is chairman. Assisting are Mrs. j
Melvin BedsauL Mrs. James Webb,
Mrs. Charles G. Anderson, Mrs.
J. E.
Day.
Wedding plans have been com
pleted for the August 24 marriage
of Miss. Betty Coe Rilea, daughter
of Major General and Mrs. Thom
as Edward Rilea, and James Ron
ald Ekstrom, ton of Lloyd Ek
strom, Astoria. . The 4:30 o'clock
nuptials wil) be performed at the
First Congregational Church in
Portland with a reception follow
ing atxihe Rilea home at Camp
Withycombe, Clackamas. The Rev.
Wesley G. Nicholson, pastor of the
First Congregational Church, u
gene, will officiate.
The' bride-elect has asked Mrs.
Donald Cogburn. Portland, the for
mer Ariene Peper of Salem, to be
her matron of honor, and Miss
Mary Ann Monda, Portland, will
be the maid of honor. Bridesmaids
will be Misses Jean Mangan, Hel
en Wright, Ann Leslie, Portland,
Barbara swanson, Klamath Falls,
Kathleen Fraser, Coos Bay. Joanne
Forbes, Santa Barbara, Calif., Jo
Ann Foreman, Monroe, and Mrs.
Donald Buss, Salem. :
Flower girls will be Marlynn La
thanv Salem, and Lynn Heitzner,
Portland. Donald Webster Blake,
oaiem, wiu ne ine zing Dearer.
Alexander Riasanovsky of San
Francisco will serve as best man.
Ushers include Lt Carl V. Shoe
maker II, Portland, Donald Cog
burn,! Burrhus Boutwell. John
Barber, Delbert Lee, Portland, Ro
bert Shelby, Wesley L. Nicholson,
George Troeh, Eugene, William
Arenz, Longview, cousin of the
groom-elect, Richard Graham,
Woodburn, and Gilbert Gadeholt,
Seattle. ,
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a round oi parties are oeing
planned in compliment to the
bride-elect.; Mrs. Edward Show
and her niece, Miss Sally Jane
Smith, are honoring Miss Rilea and
her fiance with a supper party at
their) home on'Riverwood Road,
Portland, for 75 of the young set
tonight.
Mrs. George A. White and her
daughter, Mrs. George Emigh of
Salem, are entertaining with Mrs.
Arch : J. , Tourtellotte at . a garden
dessert luncheon at ;thg latter's
home in East Moreland, Portland,
on August 1 14. A miscellaneous
shower will fete the bride-to-be,
Mrs. Harold G. Maison of Salem
will be a luncheon hostess for Miss
Rilea on August 15 at the Univer
sity Club in Portland.;
Mrs. John H. Neilson. Mrs. Her
man Reese and Mrs. Carl V. Shoe
maker were hostesses for a dinner
and dancing party at the Aero
Club in Portland on August 8 in
nonor of Miss Kile a and Mr. Ekstrom.
Mrs. Willis Ross of Salem was
hostess with her mother, Mrs. Ru
fus Holman, at the latter's Port
land home at a luncheon and sur
prise shower for Miss Rilea. On
August 2 Mrs. George Gadeholt of
Salem and Mrs. Biorn Gadeholt of
Lake Grove entertained at the lat-
ters ! home at a Datio nartv and
shower, for the bride-to-be.
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Past Matrons Picnic
Past Matrons, OES, will hold
their: annual picnic on Friday
night, August 15 in the garden of
the Richmond Avenue home of
Mrs. Byron B. Herrick. A no-host
supper will be served at 6 o'clock.
Coffee and rolls will be furnished
by the committee, which includes
Mrs. Harry E. Crawford, Mrs. Ger
ald Reeher, Mrs. Leon Barrick and
Miss Leila Johnson.
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