Star Tribune from Minneapolis, Minnesota • Page 91

Covey-Dudley Vows Spoken in California Wedding Plans Announced Richardses Vill Live in St. Paul Slia lsi eUn tronii' engineer at the I Baptist Women to Hear N.Y. Representative Special to the Minneapolis Tribune NORTHFIELD, Minn. Mary Beth Pulton, New York, N.Y., special representative of the Ministers and Missionaries Benefit Rnarri viill DeLalne Dame j' Margaret Michaelson ihistridl Pata Proccssin Mr. and Mrs.

DeLorne S. vision of Control Data Corp. Mr. and Mrs. F.

T. Mn hael-son, 9(101 F. Bush lake Road, Bloomington, announce the engagement of their daughter, Bloomington. A September wedding is planned. Frances Ackerman i Margaret Lee, I ill- address the 30th to Robert Carl 1.

i Dame, 1211 Pike Lake New Brighton, announce the en- gagement of their daughter, DeLaine Marie, to Edward M. I Hustad Jr. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward M.

Hu- stad, 1445 For- 1 est Lane, Arden i Mrs. Russell S. Ackerman, 4222 Abbott Av. announces the engagement of her daughter. Frances Wmi- Special to the Minneapolis Tribune STANFORD, Calif.

Patricia Margaret Dudley and Preston King Covey Jr. were married Friday afternoon in Stanford Memorial Church. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lee Dudley, New York City; Mrs.

Nancy Humphrey Covey, 555 N. Pine View Lane, Plymouth, and Preston King Covey, San Francisco. The bride was, attended by her sister, Barbara Dudley, as maid of honor, and by Susan Irene Covey, sister of the groom, and Lynne Crane. The senior Mr. Covey was best man for his son.

Ushers were David Covey, brother of the groom, Robert Beim, Thomas Neil, Peter Steinhart and George Powell. A reception in Atherton, followed the ceremony. The bridal dinner was held Wednesday in the Mer.ho Park Country Club. The bride and groom, a graduate of Blake School, will be seniors next year at Stanford University. Both will work toward advanced degrees in teaching.

The wedding date was the same as that chosen the groom's maternal grandparents, the late Mr. and Mrs. Karl Humphrey. His paternal grandparents are Mrs. Wilkes P.

Covey, 1921 Humboldt Av. and the late Mr. Covey. Krahn, son of Mr. and Mrs.

I I Carl R. Krahn, 5 6617 Sheridan A v. Rich- Lucille, to Lawrence J. Happe, son of Dr. and annual conference of the Minnesota Council of Baptist Women which will be held Wednesday through Friday at Carleton College.

The Rev. Al Mrs. L. field. Miss Michael-son is a spring Miss Dame Hills.

Plans are being made for graduate of thPMlssMlchaelson Happe, 5240 Ewing Av. S. The wedding will be Aug. 29. Miss Ackerman is a junior in the College rF PHnratinn Miss Fulton ma B.

Clifford, Karen Lee Turnbull and Stephen Richards were married Friday evening at the Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd. Parents are Mr. and Mrs. Hugh G. Turnbull, 4S17 West-brook Lane, Edina.

and Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Richards, 5133 Tifton Edina. Attendants were Sue Turn-bull, maid of honor for her sister; Mary Lou Grymyr and Barbara Richards, bridesmaids; David Richards, best man for his brother, and Len Ring James Kuphal, Walter Robil-liard Jeff Richards and Steve Turnbull, ushers.

A reception was held at the Sons of Norway Building. The bridal dinner was held June 5 at the Interlachen Country Club. The newleyweds are living at 2384 W. Larpenteur St. Paul.

The bride received a B.A. degree this spring from the University of Minnesota. She is a microbiologist in the Department of Entomology at the university. The groom Is a student at the university and will graduate next year with a degree in a Sept. 19 wedding.

Carolyn Oas Special to the Minneapolis Tribune BESSEMER, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. E. J.

Oas announce the engagement of their daughter, Carolyn, 500 E. univer 1 1 oi Minnesota where she was a member of Sigma Epsilon Sigma and Mortar Board. Mr. Krahn graduated from the university last year and is doing graduate work at the Uni OPEN EVERY NIGHT EXCEPT TUES. SAT.

Mrs. August Haugan to Note Golden Anniversary versity of Washington, Seattle. Chicago, 111., former missionary appointee in the division of Church Missions, will also be one of the speakers. She worked among the Spanish-speaking people in New York, N.Y. for 30 years.

Registration for the conference begins at 11 a.m. Wednesday. The opening session is at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday. University of Miss Ackerman Minnesota.

Mr. Happe is an economics graduate from St. John's University. Karen Salverson Mr. and Mrs.

Louis N. Salverson, 5204 46th Av. announce the engagement of their daugh sion of the Evangelical Lutheran Church from 1927 until his retirement in 1957. An August wedding is planned. Beverly Beers Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Beers, 4556 31st Av. announce the engagement of their daughter, Beverly, 3," South Eighth Street Call Us! FEderal 5-4155 66th Richfield, to John A. Haase, 8901 Wentworth Av. Bloom i g-ton.

He is the son of Mrs. M. A. Haase, Evans-ton, 111., and John A. Haase, Charles City, Iowa.

Miss Oas is a Engagements ter, Karen Ruth, to William L. Melbye, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Mel MORE THAN EVER IT'S ILL i "Ok Miss Oas lege of San Mateo and Pacific Agricultural College of Los Angeles.

He is with the Menlo Park Police Dept. bye, 2190 Schef- A bt. Dennis M. Donnelly, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Robert F. Don-nelly, 4 152 Snelling Av. S. The wedding will take place Aug. 1.

Mr. Donnelly at the University Minnesota and The Rev. and Mrs. August W. Haugan, 1531 Branston St.

Paul, will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary next Sunday with open house at St. Anthony Park Lutheran Church, Como and Luther St. Paul. Their children will be hosts. They are: Dr.

and Mrs. Robert Price, Cmdr. and Mrs. Louis Hambley, Mr. and Mrs.

Ruel Rolland, Mr. and Mrs. Sigurd Haugan, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph V.

Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. August Haugan and Mr. and Mrs. Roald Haugan.

The event will take plade from 2:30 to 5 p.m. No cards have been sent. The day also will mark the 50th anniversary of Mr. Hau-gan's ordination into the Lutheran ministry. He served as a missionary to China from 1914 to 1927 and as field secretary for the Board of Foreign Mis Paul.

4 Miss Salver-' son is employed I as a secretary RIPENESS INDICATOR The background color of the skin not the blush is the best indicator of ripeness in peaches. Look for a whitish or yellowish background color. Miss Beers Claudia Berlin Special to the Minneapolis Tribune MENLO PARK, Calif. Mrs. Raymond A.

Amann, formerly of Minneapolis, announces the engagement of her daughter, Claudia Ann Berlin, to Albert Adolph Meyer son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Adolph Meyer, Burlingame, Calif. Miss Berlin, daughter of the late Clare A. Berlin, attended the University of Minnesota and is enrolled in the John Robert Powers School of Modeling.

Mr. Meyer attended the Col FOR WEDDING FLOWERS Aot at Cdar PA 9-7337 graduate of Northwestern University and holds a master of arts degree from the University of Michigan. She also has taken graduate work at Syracuse University. Mr. Haase holds bachelor of science and master of science degrees from the Technological Institute, Northwestern University.

He is a member of Tau Beta Pi and Eta Kappa Nu. Miss Oas is a school counselor a Richfield Senior High School and Mr. Haase is an is employed as an auditor by the First National Banks. Elizabeth Anne Price to Robert W. De-Wolfe.

Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Florian L. Price, 2616 29th Av. Mr.

and Mrs. William De Wolfe, Co-hoes, N.Y. Sept. 26 wedding. by Gamble- caiVPrcn 9 Inc.

Miss Salverson Mr Melbye at. tends University of Minnesota where he is majoring in physics and mathematics. He is employed as a laboratory technician by Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing. A Sept. 12 wedding is planned.

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