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WO brides-elect have announced
July dates for their weddings.
Mary Massee has announced Sun
day, July 31, as the date for her mar
riage to James Struck of Parkdale. The
ceremony will be an afternoon one at
4 o'clock In the First ConercKational
church The enpaemcnt of the couple
v as announced this pat school year at
Oregon State college where both are
students, Miss Massec being a member
of Alpha Phi sorority, Mr Struck a
member of Beta Thcta Pi. The bride
elect is the daughter of Mrs. Frank A.
Marsee of Salem, Mr. Struck the son of
Mr. and Mrs. George Struck of Park
dale I.evis-Myers
Sunday. July 17, is announced as the
date for the wedding of Miss Janice Lea
Myers and Lloyd Vernon Lewis of Eu
gene. The ceremony will take place at
2 o'clock in the afternoon at Terrace
Farm, the Eola country home of Ihe
bride-elect's parents, Dr. and Mrs. Bur
ton A. Myers, with Dr. Chester W. Ham
blin of the First Presbyterian church of
ficiating. The reception following will
be on the terrace. Announcement of t!
engagement was made in January Mr.
Lewis is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul
D. Lewis of Merrill. He is a graduate
of Ihe University of Oreson. Mis Myers,
former student at Willamette univer
sity and University of Oregon, is an
active member of the Salem Sprinslcrs
club. The couple plan to live in Eugene,
Mr. Lewis being in business there.
Kappa Alpha Theta alumn.'e are
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'ting Thursday evening at t' . Fair-
Hill home of Mrs. F ,k J.
Burke.
On Monday night, May 30. at 8:15
o'clock, Miss Aldene Gould will be pre
sented in senior recital at Waller Hall
auditorium.
Miss Gould, who will receive a bache
lor of music degree this spring, has
been active in various organizations on
the Willamette campus. She is a member
of Delta Gamma sorority and served
as president during her junior year. She
also served as president of Beta Alpha
Gamma, sophomore women's honorary;
is a member of Cap and Gown, senior
women's honorary, and Mu Phi Epsilon,
women's music honor society. She was
a member of a cappella choir during her
four years at Willamette, and held the
offices of vice president and secretary.
This recital, which is open to the pub
lic without charge, will be given as par
tial fulfillment of the degree of bachelor
of music.
The board of officers for the Salem
Lions club auxiliary will meet for lunch
ton Tuesday t 1 p.m. in the Golden
Pheasant, Mrs. Jacob Fuhrer presiding.
A group from the Salem Lions club
auxiliary will go to McMinnville next
Wednesday evening to attend installa
tion of officers in the new auxiliary
there. Mrs. A. J. Ctose of Salem will
conduct the installation. Others plan
r g to go from here are Mrs. Jacob
Jirer, retiring president of the local
'auxiliary; Mrs. Wayne Doughton, in-
earning president for the Salem group;
Mr. Harry W. Scott, Mrs. L. J. Stewart,
Mi. Stanley S. Smith.
Cbadwick ahapter, No. 7, Order of
Eastern Star, will meet for a party on
the fifth Hoor of the Masonic temple,
Tuesday evening, at 8 o'clock. Dancing
will be enjoyed and other entertain
ment provided. "
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Miss Vogl Bride
Miss Alice Mae Vogl, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Vogl, and George B. Wat
son, son of Mr. and Mrs. Guy M. Wat
son, exchanged their marriage vows
this morning at a ceremony solemnized
in St. Vincent de Paul church at 9:30
o'clock, the Rev. George O'Keefe of
ficiating at a double ring ceremony.
Pink snapdragons and greenery were
used in decorating the church. For the
music, Wayne Meusey played the or
gan and Misses Dolores and Shirley
Koutney sang, accompanied by Mr.
Meusey.
Given in marriage by her father, flie
bride wore a dress of ivory slipper satin,
designed with sweetheart neckline, a
scalloped waist and court train. The fin
gertip veil of illusion was arranged Horn
a Mary Stuart crown, tor her flowers
the bride carried a tan-shaped bouquet
of white carnations and pink rosebuds
centered with a wnite orcnid.
Miss Florian Vvaloert was honor at
tendant and sue wore a ligut laven.ar
bf'C.cade'a gown witii a crovvnie.-s hat in
th same color as tne uiess. tier iiowtrs
were a nosegay ot cany summer llow
ers. ivliss Leato Clair Vibuort, wearing, a
libiil lavtnucr urocauea gown anu a
cruwnless hat in matching color, was
the bridesmaid, and her flowers also
were a nosegay.
Miss Annette Dornbusch was junior
attendant for the bride. She wore a
green taffeta gown and carried a nose
gay. Clinton Wiemals was the best man
and acting as ushers were Donald Welle,
Don Koonce and dim Houges.
For her daughters wedding, Mrs.
Vogl wore a two-piece afternoon dress
ol nark brown print wiin brown acces
sories, and her flowers were yellow
rosebuds and white carnations. The
bridegroom's mother wore a navy blue
dress with navy blue accessories and a
corsage of pink rosebuds and white car
nations. The reception this afternoon was in
the St. Vincent de Paul hall. Mrs. Zeno
Welle cut the bride's cake. Mrs. Steve
Michael and Mrs. Fred Moriarty poured.
Miss Helen Ritchey had charge of the
guest book. Miss Esther Waiters and
Miss Marjorie Wiltsey wen. in charge
of the gilts table. Assisting about the
room were Miss Helm Miller, Miss Carol
Michael of Por.Iana, Misses Shirley and
Dolores Koutney.
For going away the brine wore a fig
ured navy blue dress with gray acces
sories and her corsage of orchids.
fallowing a trip to scenic places in
Oregon the couple will be at home in
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NEW PRESIDENT for the Salem branch, American Association of University Women,
is Miss Elise Schroeder, Ihe (roup announcing new officers following lis meeting last
evening. (Kennell-Ellls studio photo)
AAUW'S Election
New officers for the Salem branch
of the American Association of Univer
sity Women were elected at the meeting
of the group last evening.
Miss Elise Schroeder is the new presi
dent and serving with her will be Mrs.
Ervin Potter as vice president; Mrs.
Gordon Krueger as secretary; Miss Con
stance Weinman as treasurer; Mrs.
Charles Layport, student loan chairman.
The retiring officers included: Mrs. Ver
non Wiscarson, president; Miss Schroe
der, vice president; Mrs. Robert Corey,
secretary; Mrs. Arthur Bone, treasurer;
Ms. Ralph Dobbs, student loan chaiman.
The Friday meeting was a program
and social honoring senior women of
Willamette university, an annual event
for the branch.
A panel of foreign students in the
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TTLLED THIS week a the n wnrthv Mvtser for me Orfler of Rainbow for Girls,
Chadwfck eaassablj, was Miss Saota. Uwtaa-Mlller ataai hoU
Groups Choose
political science department at the Unl
versty of Oregon presented the program.
At the business meeting the branch
voted to give another $100 scholarship
to Miss Aldene Aydelotte, student at
the Oregon College of Education in
Monmouth. Miss Adyelotte also won
the $100 scholarship given by the
AAUW last year.
The Friday event closed the season
for the AAUW members who will re
sume their meetings and programs in
the fall.
Child study group of the American
Association of University Women is to
meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the home
of Mrs. Gordon Carl, Kingwood Heights,
Dr. Lucille Fortner to be the guest
speaker.
New Officers
AT A home wedding this afternoon
Miss Nita June White, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd E. While,
was married to Glenn Whitmarsh of
Chico, Calif., son of Mrs. Ruth Whit
marsh of Chico, the rites being solemn
ized at 4 o'clock at the White home on
Cascade drive. Blue delphiniums and
while peonies in baskets were arranged
at the fireplace before which the serv
ice was read and roses were used in
decorating the room.
The Rev. Lloyd T. Anderson, pastor
of the First Baptist church, officiated
at the wedding.
The bride wore a slreet-length white
dress with navy accessories and a cor
sage of orchids. Mr. White gave his
daughter in marriage.
Mrs. Robert Dickson (Betty White)
was matron of honor for her sister. She
wore a pastel blue dress, street length,
and a band of white carnations and pink
bouvardia in iter hair.
Vernon White, brother of the bride,
was best man.
For her daughter's wedding, Mrs.
White wore a lavender and white sheer
print with a corsage of gardenias and
shattered carnations.
At the reception following. Mrs. Jesse
Fovier (Evelyn White), sister of Ihe
bride, cut the cake and Mrs. Clifton
Roop poured. Assisting at the recep
tion were Mrs. Clinton Page, cousin of
the bride, and Miss Elva Lough, in
charge of the gifts table; Mrs. Clar
ence Appelgate, cousin of the bride,
who passed the guest book and Miss
Joyce McClendon, who assisted about
the rooms.
The couple will be at home at 446
West Second street, Chico, Calif. The
bride attended Salem schools and Mr.
Whitmarsh attended Alameda schools
and was in the army during the war.
PORTLAND TEA OF INTEREST
Invitations have been received here
for a tea to be given by Portland alum
nae of Chi Omega sorority on June 7 to
honor Mrs. John J. Hess, new president
of the Portland Panhellenic and a mem
ber of the sorority.
The tea will be at the home of Mrs.
Kenneth Goodall, 414 S. W. Edgecliit
road, Portland.
Invited from Salem are officers of the
City Panhellenic, of which Mrs. G. Her
bert Smith is president; Mrs. C. R. Nel
son, Panhellenic adviser at Willamette
university, and the president and repre
sentative from each group having mem
bership in the City Panhellenic here.
Mrs. W. C. Dyer, Sr., Mrs. Earl Snell
and Mrs. Fracis T. Wade, all of Salem,
will be assisting at the tea.
Piano pupils of Miss Dorothy Pearce
are to play in recital Tuesday evening
at the Pearce residence at 8 o'clock.
Those taking part in the program will
be Kathleen Busick, Beverly Benner,
Earl Eyre, Roberta Eyre, Janet Ham
blin, Judith Hume, Roberta Howe (of
Dallas), Anne Heltzel, Aloha Schaefer,
Muriel Steusloff, Elaine Stanley, Jean
Spaulding.
Refreshments wil be served following
the program.
Wedding Friday
The First Congregational church, deco
rated in pink and white gladioluses, was
the scene for a pretty wedding last eve
ning when Miss Barbara Louise Robin
son, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. E. S.
Robinson of Gooding, Idaho, was mar
ried to Stanley D. Ryals, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Oren F. Ryals, Sr., of Salem.
Dr. Daniel Schulze of Willamette uni
versity read the vows at 8 o'clock be
fore a large gathering of relatives and
friends.
For music, Lloyd Powell and Miss
Norvada Smedley sang and Alice Rose
Jones was at the organ.
Lighting the tapers were Misses Col
leen Whiteman and Wesley Woodard.
The bride's wedding dress had a
bodice of lace, with scalloped neckline
and long sleeves, and an organdy skirt,
full with train, with two lace panels
in front and back. The illusion veil
was arranged from clusters of pearlized
orange blossoms at either side of the
head. For her flowers the bride car
ried an arm bouquet of pink roses. Dr.
Robinson gave his daughter in mar
riage. Airs. Kenneth Thompson of Twin
Falls, Idaho, was matron of honor for
her sister. She wore a gown of pink
organdy, designed with scalloped neck
line, and she carried a nosegay of pink
and white carnations and pink sweet
peas.
...ias Vv'c.-ity Wut.:trd ol Boise, Idaho,
Miss Betty Cummings of Palo Alto,
Calif., Miss Shirley Ambler of Port
land and Miss Colleen Whiteman of
Hood River were the bridesmaids. They
all wore blue organdy frocks fashioned
with scalloped necklines, and all car
ried nosegays of pink and white car
nations and pink sweet peas.
Oren F. Ryals, Jr., was best man fur
his brother. Ushers were Russell Rob
inson, Jesse Jones, Stuart Compton and
Ray Fedje.
The reception following was at the
Chi Omega house. Miss Joan Thomas
and Miss Jean Gilmer served the cake.
Mrs. Paul Jarrett of Portland poured.
Assisting at the reception were Miss
Virginia Atkinson as hostess, and Miss
Mary Llbby and Miss Llsbeth Trul
linger, who ha dcharge of the gifts
table.
Pink and while gladiolouses were
used in decorating the reception rooms
and the centerpiece was of roses.
For traveling the bride wore a brown
and white check suit with dark brown
collar and cuffs and a beige hat trimmed
in dark brown, and beige and cinna
mon accessories.
Following a trip to the Oregon
beaches the couple will be at home in
Salem. The bride attended the Good
ing high school and Willamette univer
sity where she Is amember of Chi
Omega. Mr. Ryals attended Salem
schools and Willamette and is a mem
ber of Beta Thau PL
at Recent Annual Elections
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ELECTED THIS WEEK as president of Unit
Bert A. Walker, who has been active In the
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vLANS for an all-parish reception
i honor the Rev. and Mrs. George
. Swift are under way by groups
in St. Paul's Episcopal church, the re
ception being given the evening of June
14 at the parish house. The event hon
ors Rev. Mr. Swift upon his 20th anni
versary with the parish, and also the
observance commemorates the centen
nial of the acquisition of property for
St. Paul's church.
Glenn S. Paxson, Mrs. Frank H.
Spears, Mrs. George Weller and Mrs.
W. H. Lytle are the general committee
in charge for the reception. All guilds
of the church are assisting with arrange
ments for decorations, tables and invi
tations. The evening's program will begin
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MISS .f FAN IIERIlin Is Ihe nrw honored
Installation to come nrst month. (.leslrn -
Next week-end will attract many par
enls and friends to Corvallis for the an
nual commencement of Oregon State
college which will take plare June B.
Governor and Mrs. Douglas McKay
will be among those atlending the cere
monies, their younger daughter, Miss
Mary Lou McKay, being a member of
the graduating class. Governor McKay
is on the commencement program to ex
tend greetings to the graduates.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar I. Paulson will
he among those from here going to the
commencement event, their daughter,
Mri. Leonard Rinearson, Jr., being a
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No. M6, American Lesion auxiliary, was Mrs.
group sines Ms MganiHtloii. W Mien-Mill ef
with a vespers and confirmation service
at the church at 7:30 o'clock, the Rt.
Rev. Benjamin D. Dagwell, bishop of the
Oregon diocese, to conduct the confirma
tion and to give a talk on the centennial
of the church.
The reception will be at 8:30 o'clock.
Preceding the evening service the
wives of the vestrymen are entertain
ing at a dinner for members of the ves
try and for Rev. and Mrs. Swift, the
event to be at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd W. Shepard.
St. Paul's guild, St. Paul's Episcopal
ehurch, is to meet Wednesday for a no
host luncheon ki the parish bouse at
12:30 o'clock.
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member of the class.
Also going from Salem will be Mr.
and Mrs. Huhbnll Young, their daugh
ter. Miss June Young, being among the
graduates.
Others going from S.ilem for the com
mencement week-end are Mrs. Kathleen
Caplan, whose son, John Caplan, is grad
uating wilh high honors in the school of
engineering; ,fr. and Mm. Frrd Gahls
rinrf, whose son. Richard J. Gahlsdorf,
Is a member of Hie graduating class; and
Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Probert, whose son,
Roger Probert, is a member of the grad
uating class.
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