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Miss Mary Madeline Becker,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Becker, Sublimity, became the
bride of Ralph Francis Bari
beau, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. E.
Baribeau, Wausau, Wis., at a
nuptial mass in St. Joseph's
Catholic church, October 19.
Father Gerald F. Linahcn offi
ciated. The bride was given in mar
riage by her father and wore a
traditional white satin gown
with full length veil. Her
bouquet was of white roses and
stephanotis centered with an
orchid. She also wore a locket
of her grandmother's
The maid of honor was Miss
Florence Pohlster, Salem. She
wore a pink gown of brocaded
taffeta fashioned with a bustle
and apron effects. The brides
maids, Miss Rose Marincovich,
Astoria, and Mrs. Walneta Lahr,
Salem, wore similar dresses of
aquamarine. The bride's at
tendants carried nosegays and
wore wreaths of pink bouvar
dia in their hair. Miss Betty
Butler, Astoria, cousin of the
, bride, was flower girl.
Frank McPhee, Elmo, Wash.,
was best man; Charles Isaacson,
Aberdeen, Wash.i and Walter
Breitenstein, Sublimity, were
(Sfhers.
Wayne Meusey, Salem, played
the wedding music and sang.
The bride's mother wore a
black dress and orchid corsage.
The reception was held in the
Mirror room of the Hotel Mar
ion, after a wedding breakfast
for the bridal party.
Mrs. Earl Burch was in charge
of the reception. Miss Blanche
Gibson and Mrs. Archie Wehtje
cut the bride's cake. Mrs. Frank
McPhee, Montcsano, Wash., and
Mrs. Guy Butler, Portland pour
ed. The bridegroom's cake was
served by Mrs. Richard PicKell.
Mrs. Oscar Pohlster served
the ices. Miss Betty Byrd was
in charge of the guest book.
Mrs. Victor Gehling, Portland,
and Mrs. Francis Schomas, Oak
land, look care of the gifts.
Mrs. John Butler, Miss Lorraine
Bowerman, both of Astoria, and
Mrs. M. M. Gilmore, Sublimity,
assisted about the room.
Mr. and Mrs. Baribeau will
be at home at 582 Franklin,
Astoria, after November 4.
District Meet.
Draws Salemites
A delegation of Salem women
attended the District III meet
ing of the Oregon Federation of
Women's clubs, held Wednesday
a'the Masonic temple In Os
wego. Motoring down were Mrs.
Walter Spaiilding, president of
the local Woman's club, Mrs.
Harry Collins, Mrs. GuyHickok,
Mrs. Estill Brunk. Mrs. Chas. A.
Ratcliff, Mrs. Clifton Mudd,
Mrs. Merle Travis, Mrs. J. M.
Devers and Mrs. Charles Rob
lin. Speaker was Mrs. Saidie Orr
Dunbar of Portland, past na
tional president of the federa
tion. DorothySchmidt
Is Honor Guest
Complimenting Miss Dorothy
Mae Schmidt of Salem, who Sat
urday will become the bride of
David Whelan also of Salem,
Miss Maxine Bach entertained
with a miscellaneous shower at
the home of her parents.
' Those invited were Miss Dor
othy Schmidt, Mrs. J. P.
Schmidt, Mrs. G. Whelan, Mrs.
Thomas Tandy, Mrs. Wesley
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Frys Leave Monday
For South. America
Exciting plans are afoot for Mr. and Mrs. Dan J. Fry. Jr.,
who leave Monday on a plane tour which will take them from
Salem until the Christmas holidays.
They will fly south to San Diego where they will visit with
their son-in-law and daughter, Lt. (j.g.) and Mrs. William Earl
Snell. Shortly thereafter they leave by Pan American from
Los Angeles for Mexico City. After a brief slop there, they'll
go on to South America.
The trip will take them down the west coast of the southern
continent and up the cast, with stops along the way including
each of the colorful countries.
Beta Sigma Phi
Plans Fall Tea
At a special meeting of Beta
Sigma Phi sorority held Tuesday
evening at the home of Mr.
Loyal A. Warner, social spon
sor, final plans were laid out
for the annual fall preferential
tea to be held Sunday afternoon.
Direction of plans is in charge
of Miss Ann Doerfler and her
social committee consisting Of
Miss Lois Gillings and Miss Dor
othy Poff.
Details regarding the Beta
Sigma Phi reception October 30
at Normandy Manor were an
nounced by Miss Elizabeth Spra
gue, International representa
tive from Kansas City, Mo.
Pledging and initiation ser
vice of Eta chapter was changed
to Wednesday, November 6.
Miss Tina Duerksen, sorority
president, announced that the
next regular business meeting
will be held at the Senator ho
tel, November 13, at 8 o'clock,
with Miss Norma Sletton in
charge of the cutural program.
Refreshments were served by
the hostess during the latter
part of the evening.
Y W Recognition
Service Slated
The annual recognition serv
ice for high school groups in the
Salem YWCA- Y-Teen division
will be held Sunday afternoon
at 4 o'clock in the First Congre
gational church. For the pro
gram, Rev. S. R. Huntington is
to speak, Mrs. Jean Hobson Rich
will play, and the Tri-Y choir
will sing.
Giving parts in the program
will be Misses Patricia Long,
Donna Lindahl and Marilyn
Burris, all officers of the Y-Teen
cabinet.
An informal reception will
follow the vespers service with
the Y-Teen committee from ths
YW board in charge, Mrs. G. A.
Reehcr as chairman.
Many of the chapters in the
Y-Tcen program are meeting
this week, the groups including
the following: Winnifred Heard,
Miss Barbara Spaulding and
Miss Patricia Sears, leaders;
Rhoda McCullouch chapter, Mrs.
Talbot Bennett, leader; Grace
Elliott group, Mrs. Bjarne
Ericksen, leader; Abbie Graham
group, Miss Helen May Arm
strong, leader; Marion Cuthbert
chapter, Mrs. Arthur A. Liner
ode, leader; Rose Terlin group,
Mrs. Clifford Elliott as leader;
Margaret Meade chapter, Mrs.
David Brown, leader; Ann
Guthrie chapter, Mrs. Lawrence
Riggs and Mrs. S. J. Barrick,
leaders.
Schrunk, Miss Irene Wichman,
Miss Alice Schmidt, Mrs. Law
rence Bach and the hostess.
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Inspection Plan
Of SUV Auxiliary
Sons of Union Veterans of the
Civil War and their auxiliary
met Tuesday evening in a social
session at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. John Robbins in Broadway.
At a short business meeting it
was voted to hold inspection
Wednesday, November 6, at the
Woman's clubhouse. Officers, in
formals, are- requested to be at
the clubhouse at 6:30 o'clock.
White Shrine
Fetes Officers
Willamette Shrine No. 2,
White Shrine of Jerusalem, met
Monday evening at the Masonic
temple. Miss Laverne Kantner,
worthy high priestess, and Wil
liam Neimeyer,- watchman of
shepherds, presided.
Supreme officers, Mrs. Wayne
Henry, supreme deputy of Wil
lamette Shine No. 2, Salem, and
Bethlehem Shine No. 4, Eugene,
and Mrs. Miller B. Hayden, su
preme banner escort, were
honored with a reception at the
close of the meeting.
Visitors introduced were Mr.
and Mrs. Charles A. Lander,
past worthy high priestess and
watchman of shepherds; Mr. and
Mrs. W. G. Wells, all of Al
hambra, Calif. Also presenl
were visitors from Portland.
Olympia and Klamath Falls.
New members taken into the
order were Mrs. Charles H.
Fowler, Mrs. Clara B. Poland
and James Reed.
Refreshments were served aft
er the meeting by Miss Con
stance Kantner, Miss Ruth
Moore and Miss Edna McEl
Haney. BRING AD
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Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Huckestein
entertained recently, honoring
their houscguest, Mrs. Mark
Huckestein of Honolulu.
Dinner guests included Mr.
and Mrs. Byron Roman and Jan
ice of Astoria, Elmer Galsuha of
Eugene, formerly of Honolulu,
Miss Willa Huckestein, and the
hosts, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Hucke
stein and son, Richard.
Mrs. Roman and Janice will
remain as guests of the Hucke
stcins. her parents, until Sun
day. The visitor left Tuesday for
San Jose, Calif., and later will
go to Mexico before sailing for
Honolulu February 15.
BPW Halloween
Party Is Event
Salem Business and Profes
sional women enjoyed a Hallow
een evening Tuesday at the May
flower hall. Mrs. Jessie Mae
Lindley, Mrs. Vivian Hoenig
and committee were in charge.
A shot business meeting was
conducted by Mrs. Arthur Wed
dlc, president, who announced
that Dr. li ma Gene Nevins, here
on a Red Cross tour, and chair
man of the national health and
safety committee of BPW, will
be honored with a noon lunch
con at the Golden Pheasant Fri
day. A bazaar, planned by the fi
nance chairman, Mrs. Anna
Morgan, will be held at the No
vember 8 meeting.
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Golfers Out
Despite Pain
Cold weather and showers did
not daunt women golfers Tues
day afternoon when they played
at the Salem Golf club. Winner
in the A class was Mrs. James B.
Haley, and Mrs. Richard Chase
took honors in B class in the
next-to-last meeting of the
group.
Out for play were Mrs. Man
ley Robison, Mrs. Steve Fou
chek, Mrs. J. E. Albrich, Mrs.
M. A. Pekar, Mrs. Herbert
Thomas, Airs. Kate G. Bell, Mrs.
R. E. Joseph, Mrs. Leon Perry,
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Silvcrton Mr. and Mrs. John
Ryland (Kathryn Odman) of
Hollywood are announcing their
marriage of October 3 at Las
Vegas, Nevada, to their local
friends.
Mrs. Ryland is a daughter of
Mrs. Kristinc Odman of Kent
street and a graduate of the lo
cal schools. During the war she
was employed in California.
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