2-(Sce. Ill) Statesman, Salem, Ore., Sun., Oct 7, '58
OES Social Club
The Social Club of Chadwick
Chapter, Order of Eastera Star
meet for a 1:15 dessert lunch
eon on Tuesday at the Masonic
Temple Cards will be in play follow
ing. The committee for the after
boob include Mrs. S. A. Wbeatley,
chairman. Mrs. Pearl Jones, Mra.
Elmer Dorr, Mrs. Ellsworth Hamil
ton, Mrs. Orlo Driggs. Mrs. R.
Kasmussen, Mrs. George B. Ban
ley and Mrs. Lola McFarlae.
Miss Anita Wilde Married to
Joseph Schaefer at St. Mary's
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ML Angel. Miss Anita Marie
j Wilde, whose wedding to Joseph
Schaefer Saturday morning, was
one of the social events of the
early Fall, walked op the aisle
of St Mary's Catholic church with
her father, who gave her la mar
riage. The bride is the eldest ef
the sit daughters of Mr. and Mrs.
Albert T. Wilde of ML Angel and
the bridegroom is the sob of Mrs.
Arthur Schaefer and the late Mr.
Schaefer of Route 1, Molalla.
The Rev. Edward Spear, OSB
read the double ring vows and was
celebrant at the 10 o clock nuptial
high mass, for which Joseph
Schwab and Vincent Hammer,
cousins of the bridal pair, served.
Miss Helen Keber was the organist,
and St. Mary's choir, of which the
bride was a member, sang the
mass. Mrs. Al Schroeder and her
daughter, Louise, of Salem sang.
The bride wore traditional gown
ef bridal satis enhanced with hand-
clipped Rosepolnt lace. Scalloped
lace and seed pearls outlined the
portrait neckline of the long-sleeved
lace bodice and rosepoint formed
a peplum over the front of the
full, satin skirt and cascaded into
a -Jong court train. A crown of
seed pearls and lace cap held the
double fingertip veil illusion.
She carried a mother of pearl
missal, gift of her only brother,
Charles, which was topped with
a white orchid.
For aeniiiiwni, sb carried
whits pearl rosary, first com
munion gift from her godmother,
Mrs. Alvin Saalfeld, and a lace
handerchief which was given to
her by her aunt. Mrs. Clyde Lind
sey, Oakdale, California.
The Feminise Attendants
. Miss Ruth Wilde in emerald
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honor attendant and Mrs. Tony
Pfeiffer, Silverton, sister of the
bridegroom, and Miss Carol Wach
ter, cousin of the bride, were
bridesmaids and wore light gold
crystalette. Also wearing gold was
the Junior bridesmaid, Diane Wilde,
sister of the bride.
All the attendant's dresses were
designed with sabrina necklines
and deep V in the back. Empire
waistlines . and full intermission
length skirts. They wore cornets
of matching velvet leaves and car
ried basket bouquets filled with
gold Fujie chrysanthemums and
autumn leaves.
The best man was Donald Schae
fer, Woodburn, brother ef the
groom, and Norman Toepfer of
Woodburn. The ushers were Joseph
L. Wachter, uncle of the bride,
and Joseph Bernt, cousin of the
groom.
The bride's mother chose a win
ter green dress with leaf trim
and matching jacket She wore a
corsage . of bronze cymbidum
orchids. Mrs. Schaefer chose a
light blue suit with navy access
ories and lavender orchid corsage.
Dinner, Reception FalUw
A dinner and reception followed
in St. Mary's dining hall. Mrs.
Edward Schaecher was hostess
and Mrs. Joseph Wachter greeted
the guests.
Cutting the three-tired pillared
wedding cake were Mrs. Saalfeld
and the groom's sister-in-law, Mrs.
Don Schaefer. At the coffee urns
were Mrs. L. A. DeDoux and Miss
Mae Schaefer, aunts of the bride
and groom, assisted by Judy Wach
ter, cousin of the bride.
Assisting were the Misses Kath
leen Owings, Miss Carol Eder,
Carol Erpelding. Toni Williams,
Jeannette Wolf, Mary Beth Eberle,
Ruth Eder.
Arlene FessK-r, Rita Hauth,
Laura Schmitz, Donna Jean Wilde.
Marie Piatz, Marlene Diehl, and
Mrs. Richard Basl.
After a honeymoon to California,
the newlyweds will be at home
on the groom's farm, Route 1,
Molalla. For traveling the bride
selected a winter pink sheath dress,
matching hat and accessories and
a black cashmere coat.
Caribbean Slicks
to Be Shown at
Dinner Meeting
The October dinner meeting of
the Salem Christian Business 4
Professional Women's Council will
meet Tuesday, October at S: IS
p.m. at the Marion Hotel. Beth
Aebislur, area representative for
the council, will how color slides
of her recent trip to the Carib
bean. She visited the Bahamas,
Dominican Republic, Jamaica, and
Haiti in April this' year with a
Christian group sponsored by the
Boca Raton Bible Conference of
Florida. Her pictures reveal the
life of our neighbors to the South
and also the work of the mission
aries there.
Special music will be brought by
the Teacher's Trio Elinor Burton,
Jackie Davis, and Verna Kellar.
Miss Burton will also sing several
solo numbers.
The special feature will be pre
sented by Mrs. Jessup of Salem
who will display her collection of
colored glass ware which includes
amber, amethyst and cranberry
types of pressed glass.
All women art Invited and reser
vations should be called in to Mrs,
C. B. Abbott, or Mrs. Swartzley,
by Sunday.
Recent Graduates
First fall meeting of the Re
cent Graduates Group of AAl'W
will be held Monday night at the
home of Mrs, Dale A. Fitch, 4250
Shoreline ' Drive, at 8 p. m. The
meeting will be a social gather
ing, including instruction in playing
bridge for those desiring it and
a discussion of the group's plans
for the year. Those interested in
attending are asked to call the
chairman. Mrs. Richard Yocom, or
Mrs. Fitch before the meeting.
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Outstanding event of the season
for Episcopal church members
will be the all-parish dinner on
Wednesday night The affair, spon
sored by all organizations of the
church, will be held in the parish
hall at 1:30 p.m. Tickets are avail
able at the church office and may
be obtained the evening of the din
ner. Those wishing reservations
may call the church office.
The Rt. Rev. James W. F. Car
man and Mrs. Carman will be the
guest speakers for the evening.
Serving on the hospitality com
mittee tor the dinner are Messrs.
and Mesdames Earl T. Newbry,
Harold McCoy, Glenn S. Paxson,
Norman W. Merrill, J. E. Law,
James Watts, Elmer Berglund,
E. W. Rector, Kenneth Sherman,
Robert T. Boals, Dean K. Brooks,
Wallace P. Carson, Homer L. Gou-
To Tell of CenTenlion
Alumna of Mu Phi Epsilon will '
oe entenaineo. si uw nonie oi
Mrs. Paul Allen Hale, 737 Center
St., Monday night at S p. m.
Special guests will be Miss Bar
bara Anderson, president of the
Phi Lambda chapter at Willamette
University, and Miss Sharon Peder
son of Nu chapter at the University
of Oregon, who will given highlights
of the national convention they
attended this summer in Rochester,
N. Y. All new alumnae in the
city are invited to attend and may
call Mrs. Hale for reservations.
Bethel SI, Jab's Daughter win
hold their Tegular meeting Tuesday
night at the Kingtood City Hall
at 7:30 p. m.
let, John A. Heltzel, James Wal
ton. A. D. Woodnaansec, James
Mount, Carl Armstrong. Francis
Bealey, Roland Hochhalter, Lewis
Ehrlich. Herbert Cass, John Hor
ner, Gerald Fisher, August A.
Manke. Miss Mildred Christenson
and Miss Betty Holmes.
Colored Slides to
Be Shown CDA
Catholic Daughters of Amer
ica, Court Capital City, will meet
Wednesday evening,' October 10
at t p.m. in the Knights of Colum
bus HalL
Share the Faith co-chairmen,
Mrs. John White and Mrs. Paul
Pappert, will show colored slides
of the Mass and the Ten Com
mandments purchased by the
Court for use at religious classes
st Fairview Home. Mrs. White
snd Mrs. Pappert are asking
members to bring Junior Mes
senger or other Catholie maga
zines to this meeting for distribu
tion at Fairview.
Hostesses will be Mrs. T. H.
Roguski and Mrs. Morrell Crary,
co-chairmen, sssisted by Mrs.
George Corrigan, Mrs. Jack Tag
girt, Mrs. Ben Sommers, Mrs.
Maurice Ebner and Mrs. Walter
Link.
Mission Study Group to Meet
Mrs. Hjalmar Anderson will en
tertain the Mission Study group
of the Woman's Guild of the First
Congregational Church oa Wed
nesday at her home, 645 Judson,
for a 1:30 dessni.
The subject for the year's for
eign work, "The Church in South
east Aii." will be introduced by
the leader, Mrs. S. J. Butler. The
specific area to be discussed will
be the Philippine Islands. Mrs.
Paul W. Harvey Jr. will tell of
Pres. Magsaysay's manner of
handling the Huk revolt and his
plans fur future development of
the Islands.
Devotions on the subject, "Mis
sions, Churches snd Mission
sries," will be in charge of Mrs.
F. H. Eley and Mrs. S. S. Huston.
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