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Mrs. John Wagers (Helen Hupp) was bridt f June 9. She it
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Rupp and tha groom Is
tha ion of Mr. Petri lyoni and Vicar Wager. Tha couple
....... .,.;a ut .t lftr.h' Catholic Church with tht Rev.
Vincent Cunniff officieting, and will makt thtir horn Inl
Klamath Falls. gesterwvuner
Miss Rupp,
Mr. Wagers
Married
Kie Helea Hupp, daughter of
Mr. and Mra. A. P. Rupp,' be
came the bride of John Wat era,
Ml of Mra. Pearl Lyons and W
ear Wagera, at as 11 o'clock eer
emonv at St Jotcph'i Catholk
Chutch Saturday. June I.
The Rev. Vincent Cunniff per
formed the nuptial! and Mra.1
" Mary Bartoirptaye wedmni snu
ie on the orian. Mill Dorothy
Meier and Mia Mary Lou Bart
achy aang.
Ot white lace and Bet wal the
bridal gown, kn-sklrted with a
train. A coronet of teed pearl
and a finiertlD-length veil com-
... Bitted the ulcture. The bride
carried a white Bible, topped
with mi orchid.
Miaa Donna llama wta maid of
honor and wore a watt length
dreaa of reae erjntalette with
white rufflea, and carried white
' ladioluaex arranged with .rote
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Miaa CharleeB" Morris, the
bridesmaid, wore a dreu of telly
frees crystalette trimmed with
white ruffles and carried a bou-
. (uet like the maid of bonor'a.
Lindy Sue Weigel in a long
froited taffeta dreu of white waa
the flower girl, and her flowera
were the aame aa the other at
tendanta. 1
Edward Hami wm the beat
man and tuhera were Jerry Pad
don and Robert Ay en.
For her daughter'i wedding,
Mrs. Rupp wore a beige aheath
with pearl and aequln embroi
dery, and trimmed with cutwork
lined in rote. Her acceitoriea
were beige and brown and abe
wore an orchid corsage.
Also wearing orchids waa the
Cherry Court to
Honor Fathers
The 1 a a t alated meeting of
Cherry Court Order of the Amaranth-
prior to summer vacation
will be held Wednesday, June 13,
at 8 p. m. In the Scottish Rite
Temple. There will be a social
meeting June 27th and ue annu
al Court picnic will be held in
July, followed by the Grand
Court Dicnic U August.
Feature ot the weanesaay
meeting will be a Fathers Day
nrosram being planned by tne
royal matron MrsPiul ihafer,
to honor all the men ot the lourt.
The junior past royal matron,
Mrs. Ray T. Johnson snd Junior
past royal patron, P, H. Michael,
will also be honored at mis meet-inc.
The reception committee
headed by Miss Evelyn Stark and
assisting will be Mrs. Otto Stark,
Mr. and Mra. Earl Canfleld, Mr.
and Mra. Lyle McCauley and Mr.
and Mra. Elmer Boyer.
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Miss Wendt
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Mr. Robinson
Miaa Beth Ann Wendt became
the bride of VOliara Milton Robin
aoa Friday, June t, aTthe First
Congregational Church. The bride
ia the daughter of Mra. Esther B.
Wendt and L E. Wendt, and the
(room's parents are Mr. and Mra.
A. M. Robinson ef Aaahcim. Calif.
The Rev. Juliaa Kaiser perform
ed the eevea o'clock ceremony and
Misa Jean Rich was the organist
Mrs. 0. James sang.
Baskets ef whit and blue del
phinium, and candlea, decorated i
the church, the candles lighted by.
Miss Celia Weaver and Mrs. Mar-'
vin Hollar.
Of white lace and tulle in waits-
length was the bride's gown, the ;
bodice and sweetheart neckline
trimmed with rhinestoncs. She ;
wore a can of lace and pearls and '
a veil of silk illusion. Her bouquet
was an orchid and stephanotia on
a white Bible.
Misa Janet Howe, the maid of i
honor, carried a basket of Esther i
Reed daisies and wore a princess
style dress of pale blue organdy. (
Bruce Wendt was the best man I
tad Bshera were Lyle Dickey, Con
rad lease aad Jerry Davie. -
A reae lace dreaa with black
and white accessories and corsage
of pink rosea were wen by the
mother ef the bride. The groom's
mother chose a beige lace drees
with dark brown aceeaeoriee and
a corsage ef yellow rosea.
Mrs. Carl Martia poured at the
reception ia the church parlors,
and cutting the cake were Mra.
Cue Khimp, Mra. Ed Wright. Miss
Maxine Booae and Mrs. Bruce
Wendt. Assisting were Mrs. Mas
Morris. Mrs. Jim Lytle and Miss
Ann Fowler.
San Francisco and Reno were
the destinations for the bridal ceo-
nle'a wedding trip, the bride wear
mg a blue and white coat and
dress e a s a m hi e with bhie and
white accessories and a white or
chid corsage. -
Mr. and Mra. Robinson will
make their home ha Long Beach,
Calif.
The Learet Social Hew dab
will meet Tuesday. June 12, at
the home of Mrs. Elmer Emmett,
60S Glen Creek Drive, with Mrs.
Arnold Coffcl as co-hostess.
There will be a dessert luncheon
at 12:30 and all members are re
quested to bring late issues of
magasines to be sent to Salem
hospHala.
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JUNE 17TH
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BIG DAY!
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The former Beih Wendt is now Mrs. Williem AAiltoo Robinson
after her weddjng Friday et the First Congregational Church.
The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Esther B. Wendt and L E.
Wendt, end the groom i( the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Rob
inson of Anaheim, Calif. The couple will makes their home, in
long Beech. (Steimonts Studio). -
Gary Mlaten. sea ef Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Minlen, celebrated his
fifth birthday recently at a party
with the following guests: Tommy
Boedigneimer. Ricky and Cindy
Harold, Diana and Betty Rulf.
Kathy, Vickie and Marilyn Etzel,
Gayle and Cheryl Owens.
CDA Officers
To Be Installed
Officers will be installed at
the meeting of Catholic Daugh
ters of America, Court Capital
CityrWednesday evening, June
13, in the Knights of Columbus
Hall.
The annual no-hoit birthday
dinner will begin at 6:30 p. m
and each member is to bring her
table service.
Mrs. William G. Hesketh is in
charge of arrangements snd will
be assisted by Mesdames Joseph
Prinz, Joseph J. Schaffers, J.W.
Bartowr William J. Ferguson,
Neil Boehmer, Edmond Psgote,
Marie Hills, James Colemsn, Dale
Each, Fred . Zielinski, Howard
Dove, Herman Eckermsn, Leo
Strauch.
groom's mother la a pink aheath
witt) pun uce reoiaxoii ana
white accessories.
The V. F. W. Hall was the scene
of the reception at which five
aunts of the bride poured, Mrs.
Ralph Rupp, Mrs. Edward Rupp,
Mrs. Fred Rupp, Mrs. Frank Neu
berger, and Mrs. L G. Weigel.
Assisting were aunts of the
groom, Mra. Lee Wagers and Mrs.
Robert Wagers.
The bride wore a blue and
white aheath with white jacket,
white accessories and orchid cor
sage when the couple left on
their wedding trip to California.
They plan to make their home in
Klamatb rails upon their return.
Mra. Floyd Wiltoa (Marilyn
Snook) left Tuesday for Long
Beach, Calif., to join her husband
who ia stationed at Los Alamitos
Air Base.
A
Fashion Show
Set for CBPW
A feature of the June dinner
meeting of the Christian Business
nnd Professional Women a Salem
Council will be a style show in
the Oregon Room of Meier k
Franks at IS p.m., Tuesday, June
li.
Miss Diane Burkland, contralto
student at Willamette University,
will sing, accompanied by Daisy
Lim, foreign student at Willamette.
The speaker of the evening will,
be Mrs. Evangeline McNeill, na
tional representative for Christian
Business and Professional Women.
Also with Mrs. McNeil! will be
Dorothy Ball, national city worker
for the organization.
All women are invited and reser-.
vat ions should be telephoned to
Mrs. Abbott, S-M29, or Miss Swsrts-
ley, J4173, by Sunday, June 10.
Beeadlag a tew days In PrbUe
Beach, Calif., are: Mr. and Mrs.
Max A Allen. Mr. and Mrs. N.W.
Merrill and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
C Hilss.
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