MISS MARIAN BARRY
TO WED SATURDAY IS
HONORED AT SHOWER
Miss Marian Barry, bride-to-be
of Henry Wiese, was honored at
a bridal shower Tuesday evening.
The party was held at the home
of Mrs. Ben Cabo with Mrs. Cabo
and Miss Barbara Hecker acting
as co-hostesses.
* Many beautiful gifts were pre
sented to the honored guest at the
party which was a miscellaneous
bridal shower.
Canasta provided entertainment
for the evening, followed by re
freshments served by the host
esses, of cake, ice cream and cof
fee.
Guests also in attendance in
cluded the Mesdames Earl Barry,
Bill Smith, Shirlee Webb, Nina
'Stock, Bonnie Bettine, Dona
France, Ciele France, Vi Stacey,
Barbara Meiers and Roseina Tost,
and the Misses Bobbie Joe Ham
ner and “Punkie” Reed.
The marriage of Miss Barry and
Mr. Wiese is to be solemnized to
morrow evening in a formal wed
ding ceremony at St. Michael’s
Catholic Church. The Rev. Father
James P. Snead will read the
double ring vows at 8 p.m. in the
presence of many friends and
relatives of the couple.
Attendants chosen by the young
couple are Mrs. Earl Simpson, sis
ter of the bride-elect, who will
'act as matron-of-honor. Mrs. Jack
Tost and Mrs. Arthur Stacy, Alex
Wiese, brother of the bridegroom
to-be, will serve as best man.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Wiese ar
.m. .«>. .n. ai4
rived here this week from Wash
ington to attend the wedding.
Ushers chosen are Earl O. Barry
and Melvin Barry, brothers of the
bride-elect.
Following the wedding cere
mony, the young couple will be
honored at a large reception giv
! en for them by Miss Barry’s par
j ents. People from all over the
! Valley, who have known the
1 bride-to-be since she was a child,
will gather to offer congratula
tions and best wishes at the re
ception, which will be in the
lobby of the Matanuska Hotel.
Miss Barry is the daughter of
! Alaskan pioneers Mr. and Mrs.
Earl W. Barry of Finger Lake,
! near Palmer. The family first
came here in 1935 as one of the
■ original Colonists.
Mr. Wiese is a son of Mr. and
Mrs. M. F. Wiese of Snohomish,
| Wash. He has been fishing Alas
j kan waters for the past 16 years.
He has his own siene boat, the
“Altana.”
Following their marriage the
1 couple will drive to the States
over the Alaska Highway for an
Mrs. Anderson Hostess
At Party for Room
Mothers, Miss Kreutz
Mrs. Merle Anderson was host
j ess at her home Wednesday night
j at a get-acquainted party for Miss
! Betty Vreutz, first grade teacher,
, and room mothers of her class.
Guests in attendance were Miss
1 Kreutz, and the Mesdames John
Bush. John Cope, Joe Curtis, John
DeVries, Claude Want, Lloyd
Lawton and Oliver Onkka.
Future plans of the group call
for another enjoyable get-together
some time after Christmas.
Miss Kreutz arrived here this
fall for her first year of teaching
in the Palmer school. Last year
she taught at Lincoln, Nebraska.
extended visit in Washington and
the Pacific Coast states. They
plan to return to the Valley next
; spring.
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