To Honeymoon in Hawaii I- k J 1, . , - If Mrs. Thomas Steeves (Gail Joan Updike) was married Saturday at All Saints Catholic Church in an afternoon ceremony. Her parents are Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Updike of Portland and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Paulson of Salem. The couple will honeymoon in the Hawaiian Islands and leave Salem for service in the U. S. Air Force in the fall. (Gladys Gilbert Photograph). Thomas Steeves Marries Miss Updike in Portland Thomcs Watson Steeves, son of Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Paulson of Salem, look as his bride Miss Gail Joan Updike in an afternoon ceremonv at All Saints. Catholic Church in Portland Saturday-, r 9. The ftev. John .!. Walsh officiated. The new Mrs. Sleeves is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Ipdike of Portland. The bride's gown was fashion- ' ed with a whit lace bodice and ... . . -short peplum over a nylon tulle MISS Meyer TO .Li- ..ilk tr.i UImiJ ' . pnu i Willi uiu. viuat- fitting cap of lac was trimmed with sequins and pearls and her veil was of illusion, finger-tip length. Sht carried a nosegay of itephanotii. Pink daisies made up the bou quet carried by the maid of hon or, Miss Maurine Snyder, who wore a blue eyelet organdy bal lerina length dress. Bouquets of white daisies and blue tulle were held by the bridesmaids. Miss Vivian Chance and Miss Beverly Kleist, whose ballerina dresses were also of blue eyelet organdy. Robert Steeves was best man" Ernest Walker, Harold Snook, Le- for his brother and ushers were, Roy J. Stewart. Warren Shrake. William Pickett, Earl H. Didwn.'Emil AuFranc. Willard Pederson, Allen Wood and Loyal Howard. Effie Maye White, Emery Hend Mrs. Updike wore a mauve cot- rickson. Hardie Phillips, Don ton brocade dress to her daugh- Wackerbarlh, Dale Jeffries and the ter's wedding and her corsage Misses Mary Hendrickson. Donna was of eymbidium orchids. A and Joyce Meyer and Barbara similar corsage was pinned to the Behm. graved turquoise shantung sheath dress worn by the mother of the Silver Bell Circle Ne. ' groom Neighbors of Woodcraft will hold memorial services for members At the reception at All Saints wno nave passe() away during the Hall, Mrs. H. W. Phillips and past ypari Friday, at p.m. at the Mrs. Joseph Jali cut the cake, i Women's Club House. Refresh Mrs. Frank E. Battaglia, Mrs. Jo- menta will be served by Mrs. John seph P. Fairhurst, Mrs. Joseph P. i McCracken. Mrs. Philip Anderegg Ruhlem and Mrs. Robert B. (och-j an(- Mrs. Mjna Socolofsky. rane poured. i Assisting were Mrs. Frank Tur ner, Mrs. Robert Morgan, and the Misses Ann Blatchford, Jean Helgerson, Nanci Bradley and Delpha Short. Miss Kristin Paul son, the groom's sister, and Miss Mary Carol Phillips, a cousin of the bride, passed the groom's cake. For going away the bride wore a beige wool suit with patent lea ther accessories and eymbidium Wed on June 20 FOUR CORNERS Miss Caro lyn Alice Meyer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Meyer of Four Corners and bride-elect of Glenn Irwin Leighty, son of Mrs. Vernie Leighty of Central Howell 'district, whose marriage will be an event of June 20, at 8 p. m. at the First Christian Church was feted on Wednesday with a bridal shower. Hostess was Mrs. David Behm, assisting were Mrs. Jess Mcllnay and Mr. Waldo Miller. Invited were Mesdames Harvey Meyer, orchiu corsage. After a two-weeks honeymoon in the Hawaiian is lands, the couple will return to Salem for the remainder of the summer. They plan to leave for service with the U. S. Air Force in Oc tober. Mr. Steeves was commis sioned as a second lieutenant in the Air Force at Willamette Uni v e r s 1 1 y graduation ceremonies June 3. Superb Gift for Father's Day o OMEGA SEAMASTER We recommend this magnificent timepiece ss the finest water-resistant watch made today! No other watch ran withstand such grueling tests as those given the Seamaster. No other so successfully seals out air, dirt and moisture under all weather and temperature con ditions! This supremely waler-tight treasure is com pletely automatic, anti-magnetic, shock-resistant. Is Imptd itiinlHi itMl, SSS . . . 14K (aid lop, Ulnlm itnl kKt, tritli iwm item mi, (141, Meti Includ Mtril tu Jackson Jewelers 221 North liberty Stroot Utah Doctor, Bride Fejed After Weddingf01 ' Liv Two wedding receptions ane lm Salt Last City the evening after the Mormon nuptial rites in the Salt Lake Temple Tuesday. June S, and one in Salem on Friday celebrated the nurruge el Miss Janne Foulger and Dr. Eugene F. Seeaun. The second gala affair was held ft the home of the bride's par ents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles F. Foulger. The morning marriage ceremony in the Temple was performed by President David O. McKay and was preceded by a wedding din ner the evening before at the Hotel Utah. The first reception was held at the Manor Heights in Salt Lake City in a lovely Victorian setting including a circular staircase, brocade furnishings and crystal chandeliers, overlooking the city and the Temple. The bride wort a gown of white imported Chantilly lace with round scalloped neckline with seed pearl insets and short tea Hoped sleeves. The bodice was of lace and pleated tulle and a scalloped lact apron skirt covered line skirts of layers of tulle lined in satin. The floor-length skirt swept ts the back in a chapel train. A hand made pearl and Chantilly lace tiara held in place the fingertip veil edged in lac. Wearing white lace glovelettes she carried a confection of lace. ribbon and lilies of the valley around a white orchid corsage center. Fink for Maid of lienor Miss Betsy Van Wagoner was maid of honor and wore a gown of pink Chantilly lace over pink taffeta and white crystaletie fash ioned like the bride's gown. Her bouquet was of pink Cecile Bruner roses and white carnations. The bride's sister, Miss Julie Foulger, was the junior maid ol honor and wore a dress similar to the matron of honor's over white In Longview taffeta. She carried a miniature bouquet ol pink Cecile Bruner roses and white carnations. Identical flowers were carried by the bridesmaids, Miss Pa- The wedding of Misi Janet Louise tricia O'ConneU. Miss Debbie Bukieh, and Mist Loralee Brown. They daughter of Mr. and Mrs wore dresses of pink Chantilly lace over taffeta nnd their bouquets ' n . - v , . .' w were like the pnaid of honor s. Each attendant wort pink lace glove- . . "T lettea and pink pearl and flower hats. Hood River, son of James S Both the mother of the bride and of the (room wore white I l"V" " organdy full-length gowns to the wedding. Doyle Dodge was the best man. Statesman, Salem, Ore., Sun.,June 10, 56 (Sec. Il19. Teea Canteen vil to told at the YWCA Saturday evening from 7:31 ta II for all junior high boyt and girls. Boys and girls entenng 7th (grade in the fall art invited ta : attend. Garden Beeeptie Bert , The bride and groom greeted their guests nt the Salem recep tion in the garden of the Foulger borne with Mrs. Bruce Shurtleff (Patricia Heaty) as their matron of honor nnd with Miss Julie Foulger and Miss Loralee Brown as the bride's attendants. Mrs. Shurtleffs gown was identical to that worn by Miss Van Wagoner's In Salt Lake City. Bruce Shurtleff tu the usher assisted by Tommj East ham, junior usher. For the Salem reception. Mrs. Foulger wort a turauoise lace with corsage of pink roses and white carnatins tied in gold ribbons. The mother of the groom was unable ta attend. The bride's cake,' a white tiered creation with pillars and Salt Lake Temple decoration, was cut by Mrs. Walter F. Dodge and Mrs. Priel Pack poured. Assisting were Mrs. Edith Eisebtien, Mis Twila Johnson and Mis Judy Fortmiller. For their wedding trip to Carmel, Calif., the bride wore a white lace sheath dress with coat of pink chiffon and white accessories. ZENA Mrs. Sam Barker was honored with a baby shower at the home of Mrs. James Smart of Zena on Tuesday, June 5. Guests included Mrs. Barker's mother and mother-in-law, Mrs. Joseph Wichman of Salem and Mrs. Roy Barker of Zena. Hostesses were Mrs. Effie Henry, Mrs. Clarence Merrick, Mrs. Freda Brog. Mrs. Robert Yungen and Mrs. Smart. Speer-Dunham Wedding June 2 The Immanuel Baptist Church was the scene Saturday, June Z, of the wedding of Miss Lucille Eli sabeth Speer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John E. Speer, Aumsville, to Donald S. Dunham, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde M. Dunham. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde M. Dunham of Turner. The Rev. Ralph H. S. Wolverton officiated at the double-ring cere mony. Mrs. Margaret Clarkson, sister of the bride, was her only attend ant, and Wayne Edward Dunham was his brother's best man. A reception nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm G. Clarkson followed the ceremony. The couple will make their home at 127 N. Church St. Mrs. S. Woadsot Hayes of Bur- lingsme, Calif, is visiting ber par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Snook. solemnised at the First .Christian Church Saturday night by the Rev. Wayne Greene. Ronald Craven was soloist and Mrs. James Francis organist The bride, entering an the arm of ber uncle, Ernest W. Peterson, wore a. gown of white nylon tulle over satin. The full skirt was en hanced with imported hand-clipped lace and there was a long train. The veil was fingertip length and f-ftitcrm in Avihl tipft mi nwtiiHt and pearls. The bouquet was a' cascade of pink Rapture roses. Miss Margaret Bolt, gowned in light blue crystallette and carrying a nosegay of pink roses and white sweet peas was maid of honor for her sister. Miss Mildred Toombs, attired the same as the maid of honor, was bridesmaid. Best man was Charles Cooper, cousin of the groom and ushers were Wilbur Watson, Henry Men tal and Artie Melgaard. Mrs. Boh wore a navy blue dress with white accessories and a cor sage of pink roses nnd stcphanotis. During the reception which fol lowed in the church parlors, Mrs. D. D. McBain, aunt of the bride, and Mrs. Ellen Schuli. a cousin. poured, Mrs. E. W. rVersoa and Mrs. Mane Bertram cut the cake and Mrs. Donald MerriU. Mrs. Charles Sauvmin and Mrs. Ralph Lindahl assisted. The bride wort a white and peri winkle sift tress with matching hnen duster and white accessories when she and the groom left an the honymoon trip ta California. They will live In Longview. Report! 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