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ROSEBURS NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1948
Society and Clubs
By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER
Marry on Valentine's Day
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tonped with a snray of red roses.
Miss MaxLne Wilson was maid I
of honor lor her sister and wore
a tan-colored suit with black ac
cessories and a corsage ol rows.
The bride's mother wore an aqua
colored dress and the bride
groom's mother wore a shell pink
dress. Both mothers wore attrac
tive corsages.
Dwight Pone was best man.
A reception followed at the
home of Mrs. John Beck, grand
mother of the hride. The talilr
was centered with a beautiful
cake topped by a miniature brid
al couple, which was cut by the
bride and bridegroom.
Following a honeymoon to
points north, the couple will make
their home in Kosehurg.
Attending the wedding were
Miss Jo'ce, Miss Maxine and
Miss Mary Lou Wilson, Mr. and
Mrs. Marvin Wilson. Mr. and
Mrs. J. A. Harvey. Mrs. It. II.
Vantongesen,' Mrs. Bob Rowland,
Mrs. LeRoy Wilson, Betty and
Bertha Wilson, Tonl Felkner.
Melvin Palmer, Mr. and Mrs. I-e
berk, Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Hul
bert, Mr. and Mrs. Mclvin Palmer,
Charles and Katherine Palmer,
Rev. and Mrs. A. M. Kvans, Mis.
Forest Hill, Mrs. Carl Anderson,
Mrs. John Beck. Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Anderson and Mrs. McFar
land. The bride was graduated from
Roseburg Senior High School and
the bridegroom was graduated
from high school in Oklahoma.
He served with the U. S. Navy
during World War II and is now
employed at the Plywood Mill.
Engaged
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Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Evans
Miss I)elnres Wilson, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Wilson
of Roseburg, Ix-cume the bride
of Nathaniel F.vans, son of Kev.
and Mrs. A. M. F.vans, at high
noon Saturday, February 14, at
the Church of God on Garden
Vallev road with the bridegroom's
father officiating at the impres
sive ceremony.
The church decorations wore
arranged by Mrs. Adrian Hulbert
and Mr. A. M. Fvans. A white
tri-lllc ml Ari'hu.iv rlj-eiiruli.H
with wedding bells and greenery, I
formed the background, while a
large basket of mixed blossoms
centered the altar.
As the guests assembled, Mrs.
Melvin Palmer played softly and
accompanied Mis. Adrian Hul
bert, who sang "I Love You Tru
ly" followed by Mrs. Palmer play
ing the traditional wedding
marches.
The bride, given In marriage
by her father, was charming in
a grey suit with white ai-cessor-ies.
She carried a white Bible
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POTLUCK SUPPER AND
SOCIAL MEETING HELD
BY UMPOUA DAUGHTERS
Umixiua Daughters of the Nile
held a six-thirty o'clock M)tluck
super and social meeting Fri
day evening at the lovely home
of Mrs. Neal Kaser on Harvard
Avenue. The Valentine motif was
carried out by the use of red
carnations flanked by red taix'rs,
while individual candles set in
heart-shaiicd candy graced each
place.
Cards, group singing and visit
ing were enjoyed during the eve
ning. A lovely gift was presented
to Mrs. Arnold lIolgcs.ni, presi
dent, as a token of appreciation
for her fine work the last year
and also as a going away gitt.
The Hclgesons are leaving soon
lor San Francisco to make their
home.
Those present were Mrs. Ar
nold llclgcson. Mrs. Rodney Knott
Mrs. R. L. Toler, Mrs. Warren
Tozler, Mrs. (). M. Bcrrie. Mrs.
L. K. Henninger, Mrs. Ira Poole,
Mrs. F.lton Jackson, Mrs. Marc
Shelley, Mrs. Ray Asbury, Mrs.
11. R. Reynolds, Mrs. Frank Burr,
Mrs. (). W. llairah, Mrs. Frank
O'Brien, Mrs. W. C. Holmes, Mrs.
V. Cornutt, Mrs. I'allen Jones
and the hostess, Miy. Kaser.
The next meeting will be Febru
ary L' l at a !:.) o clock ovsscrt-
lunchcon at the home ol Mrs.
Frank Burr In Myrtle Creek.
Flection of oftlcors will be held.
The afternoon will he spent in
, sewing for the Shrine hospital.
MRS. JAMES KNUDTSON
ENTERTAINS PINOCHLE
CLUB WEDNESDAY NIGHT
1 Mis. James Knudtson enter
tained her pinochle club at a
charming seventhiitv o'clock
dessertsuper Wednesday eve-
i ning at her home. . A birthday
( cake, honoring the birthdays of
Mis. Ciilfoid K. Smith anil the
hostess, graced the tahle. The
group presented a birthday gift
to Mis. Smith and Mrs. Knudtson.
! Covers were plac d for Mrs.
Ray Puckett, Mrs. .1. R. Clark,
Mrs. Ciilfoid K. Smith. Mrs. Nor.
man Hess, Mrs. Verdun Boui-ock,
Mrs. Ed Itadigan. Mis. Bruce
Met rick and the hostess, Mrs.
Knudtson.
High score for the pinochle
! play was won by Mis. Itiiucock
with Mrs. Clark receiving the low
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P. O. Box 489 Phone 288
214 W. Lane Roseburg. Ore.
Miss Barbara
Mr. and Mrs. fc.dwin O. xoung,
Sr. ,of (-laklanrl, Ore., announce
the engagement of their daugh
ter. Miss Barbara, to Lawrence
Richard Wilson, Jr., son of Ir
and Mrs. Lawrence Richard Wil
son, of Seattle. 1 he engagement
was announced informally by the
bride-elect at her sorority, phi
Mil, at Whitman College, Walla
Walla. Wash., where she major
ed in sociology and was graduat
ed from the college.
The bridegroom-elect is a stu
dent at Universit-- of Washing
ton, where he is majoring in Eng
lish. The wedding has boon planned
for March 21 at the First Pres
byterian Church in Roseburg.
O. S. C. MOTHERS CLUB
MEETS AT HERCHER HOME '
ON MONDAY AFTERNOON
Mrs. Waller llercher gracious,
ly entertained the O. S. V. Moth
ers Club Monday uliernoon at
her lovely honi. Acacia anil
flowering quince fromed the de
corations. Mis. Armour Murdock, presi
dent, conducted the meeting. Oth
ers enoying the afterpoon with
Mi's, llercher included Mrs. Bowl
Hales of Bakersticid. Calif., Alrj.
T. H. Dunn of Sumpter, Ore..
Mis. Bruce Mellis, Mrs. Karl
Uleile, Mrs. lieorgo K. Ilouck,
Mrs. tj. V. Wimbcrly, Mrs. H. 11.
I.aird, Mrs. L. A. Wills, Airs.
Husjh Ritchie, Mrs. Clair K. Al
len, Mis. (J. W. Marshall. Mi.;,
tail Fiegel. Mrs. H. C. Berg.
Mrs. Willard l.aurance, M,s. 11.
N. Jaeobson. Mrs. Bert Laurance
and Mrs. Chester llercher.
At tiie tea hour Mm. llercher.
assisted by her sister .Mrs. Ches
ter llerclier, and Mrs. WKIerd
l.alirancf1, served lovely lelrijii
nii'nls. Mrs. George il' Houck
poured.
Thi' next meeting place and
date will be announced later.
EAST DOUGLAS HOME
OEMOSTRATION UNIT
MEETS WEDNESDAY
East Douglas Il.une IVmcn
sliation L'iiii hcll iis ie:ular
monthly meeting at the l.nme
of Mrs. Joe Biumbach Widnes
nesday with Mts. Dointiic.'l Bill
ing in charge of the topic. Sauce
pans, their care anil Cse." Six
dittcrent makes ef saucepans
j were furnishcfl by the State of
fice end Mrs. Holing demonstral-
I ed their Use Willi the help of
the women present. Meal, vege-
tahles. sal. el aiel pudding were
prepared and served at the noon
luncheon.
Tho.e present wore: Mis. Hol
ing. Mrs. Sain Haas, Mis. Carl
Helm. Mrs. Floien.v Ranisev. I
Mis. Charlotte Bailey. Mis. Wi- j
noria Hailev. Mrs. K.iihli-n Wel I
er. Mrs. William K.ircher, Mis. ,
hila Matins, Mrs. Nellie Ruse
Richards. Mis. Ada Mciton anil,
Mrs. Alda Biumli.ich.
MRS. J. R. WHARTON
ENTERTAINS BETA SIGMA
PHI VISITOR FRIDAY
To compliment Mrs. E. Paris
ii'hntbaucr, international repre
sentative from Beta Sigma Phi
sorority headquarters in Kansas
City, Mo., a charming luncheon
was given Friday at her attrac
Ihe home on East Douglas street.
The lare-covered table was cen
tered with an arrangement of
heather and snapdragons.
Covers were placed for Beta
Sigma Phi sponsors and the fol
lowing members: Mrs. j-hnt-bauer,
guest of honor; Mrs. H. C.
Church. Mrs. L. U Wimberlv,
Mrs. Clair K. Allen, Mrs. Worth
Davis. Mrs. Charles E. Hart, Mrs.
Dallen Jones and the hostess,
Mis. Wharton.
The afternoon was spent In
discussing work of the Beta Sig
ma Phi with Mis. Zehnthauer
very ably answering questions
regarding the sorority program
throughout the country.
MERRY-GO-ROUND CLUB
MEMBERS AND HUSBANDS
ENJOY PARTY SATURDAY
A charming Valentine party
was enjoyed by the Meriy-Go-Kound
Club members and their
husbands at the attractive home
ol Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Carter
Saturday evening. Red candles
and matching carnations formed
the decorations.
High score for the bridge play
was won bv Mrs. Oorge Soth
man with Mrs. J. Earl Pickens
winning the pinochle prize. Lat
er, a lovely buflet supper was
served to Mr. and Mrs. H. A.
Winston. Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Ful
lerton. Mr. and Mrs. J. Harold
Nichols. Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Car
ter. Mr. and Mrs. George John
son. Mrs. J. Earl Pickens, Mrs.
Mable P. Taylor and the host and
hostess, Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Carter.
MRS. IVAN BROSI IS
HOSTESS TO CLUB AT
DESSERT LUNCHEON
Mrs. Ivan Brosi graciously en
tertained the Merry Go Round
Club at a one-thirty o'clock dessert-luncheon
Wednesday at her
home. Covers were placed at a
prettily aps;iiited table for Mrs.
.1. Earl Pickens, Mrs. George
Johnson, Mrs. Howard Carnes,
Mrs. Mable P. Taylor, Mrs. J. R.
Wilson, Mrs. J., K. Masters, Mrs.
Fred Vehring, Mis. W. Ii. Carter,
Mrs. L. J. Fullorton. Mrs. J. Har
old Nichols. Mrs. George Soth-
man and the hostess, Mrs. Brosi
and daughter, Vonnie.
The next meeting will be Feb
ruary z. at the home of Mrs.
R. R. illett, .i lrt N. Rose street
wilh Mrs. J. Harold Nichols as
hostess.
RIVERSDALE HAPPY
HOUR CLUB HAS
MEETING THURSDAY
Kiversdale Happy Hour Club
met Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. Glenn Cox and Mrs. Wallace
Cox as hostesses. Mrs. Bernard
Young, president, conducted the
business meeting, billowed by a
social hour of visiting and needlework.
The hostesses served delicious
refreshments to Mesdames Avis
Harmon, Betty Harmon. DrusiUia
Cornell. Boa ott, Kayo Conn, Ma
ilona Staplcford, Alice I-oe, Mar-
i"t i l usscll. Mcttv Giuley, era
Guiloy and Leona Bucll.
The next meeting will be March
II) with Mrs. Ned Dixon and Alice
I.ee as co-hostcsses.
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Misa Shirley Jean Carter
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Carter of
Roseburg, announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss
Shirley Jean, to William Harry
Fredericks, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Fredericks of Pittsburgh,
Calif.
The engagement was recently
announced at Pi Kappa Sigma
sorority at Chico State College,
Chico, Calif., where both are
students majoring in journalism.
The bride-elect's father is one
of the owners of the Roseburg
Printing Company and the bridegroom-elect's
father is manager
of the Post Dispatch at Pitts
burg. Calif.
The bride-elect was graduated ,
from Roseburg Senior High i
School in 1SM4 and attended An-,
tioch College at Yellow SDrings, I
Ohio and also Willamette Univer-
sity at Salem, nrior to entering !
Chico State College. !
The wedding has been planned
for mid-summer. The couple nlan
to enter the University of Ore
gon next fall.
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