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Th Newi-Revicw, Roseburg, Ore. Sat. Nov. 21, 1953 THE THORNBRUE-HAYES WEDDING woj a large event of Nov. 7 or the Canyonville Methodist Cnurch. The bride was Theanna M. Hoyes, daughter of Mrs. George Schwent ner, Canyonville, and Everett Hayes, Benicia, Calif. The bridegroom, Daniel LeRoy Thornbrtie, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John E. Thornbrue, Canyonville. The wedding party is pictured above. (Picture by Warren Studio and Camera Shop, Myrtle Creek). iteanna 3L Of 2), f o Jliornbrue .3n Cc anie Theanna M. Hayes, daughter of tron of honor. She wore a yellow Mrs. bcorge bcnweninor ol can-i formal gown with a white gar yonville, and Everett Hayes, Bcn-ldenia corsage. Jcia, Calif became the bride of Bridesmaid Orna Thornbrue Daniel LeRoy Thornbrue, son of worc an orcnjd (ormai gown witn anuonui Mr. and Mrs.-John E. Thornbrue of Canyonville, Nov. 7, in the Canyonville Methodist Church. Tho Rev. 0. L. Kendall perform ed the double-ring ceremony in the presence of SO guests. Modcsta Cabaton, pianist, played "Al ways." Lcta Fan Arnold song "Because" and "I Love You Tur ly." Lohengrins Wedding March was played. White tapers on the altar and piano, two large baskets of white stock, pompoms and white carna tions, and three baskets of mixed, colored chrysanthemums, formed the decorations. The bride, who was given in marriage by her step-father, wore a floor-length gown of white slip- ficr satin with nylon net bodice, ace sleeves and nylon net over skirt. Her veil was held by a lace halo cap with a crown of pearls. She carried a bouquet -of white roses and lilies of the valley cen tered with a white orchid. Mrs. Dclbert Davis, sister of the bride from Days Creek, was ma- MRS DON WREN IS INSPIRATION FOR FRIDAY SHOWER Mrs. Don Wren was the incen tive for a pink and blue shower given (Tiaay evening at the home of Mrs. Elbert Ball by members of .the First Baptist Church nf Riddle with Mrs. Conrad Rhonds, Mrs. Arland Dean and Mrs. Ba'.l as acting committee. Games provided diversion and refreshments wero served after Mrs. Wren had opened the many lovely gifts. ' ! 1 an orchid corsage. The formal gown of Janet Bowers, another bridesmaid, was aqua and her corsage was of white fuchsias. Flower girls were Mary Ellen Ricrward and Virginia Clifton. Mary Ellen wore a floor-length taffeta gown in light gold and a white florcttc corsage. Virginia's fioor-length gown of coral taffeta was worn with a blue florcttc cor sage. Candlelightcrs were Virginia Huffman, who wore a blue formal gown and Donna Fitzpatrick, who was gowned in a yellow formal. Tom Hall, brother-in-law of the bridegroom, served as best man. Ushers were Walter Garland and Norman Jones. Leonard Clifton Jr., was ringbearcr. Fifty guests attended the recep tion given by Mr. and Mrs. Schwenlner at the church after the ceremony. The bride and bride groom, her parents, and Mr. and Mrs. John Thornbrue were in the rcclcving line. FS CLUB ENJOYS DESSERT-LUNCHEON A 1:30 o'clock dessert-luncheon was served to the FS Club at the home of Mrs. Emma Thomason Monday. Present were: Anna Laird, Rub le Bloom, Ethel Welkcr, Hazel Meissncr, Flela Chapman. Gert rude Hatfield, Nellie Patrick, Ma rie Martens, Alvcra Peterson and Adeanc Quist. The next meeting will be a 1 o'clock luncheon at the home of Mrs. H. T. Bloom, 801 Mill St., ucv. a. The reception table was decor ated with a three-tiered wedding cake topped with miniature bride and bridegroom and large pale pink roses. The cake was flanked by tapers and at each end of the tabic was a basket of white roses, pink gladioli and white stock. The bride's mother wore a grey dress with navy accessories and a corsage of pale pink fuchsias. The mother of the bridegroom wore a blue dress with black ac cessories and a white fuchsia cor sage. Out-of-town guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hall of Roseburg, brother-in-law and sister of the bridegroom; Mrs. Marie Bridge of won creeK. aunt or tne bride; Mr. ana Mrs. uuy Thornbrue of Mon' mouth, grandparents of 'the. bride groom, and MK and Mrs. Harrv ihornbrue and two children of Monmouth. ; The bride has lived in Canvon- ville six years and attended Can yonville High School. The bride groom, who has lived in Canyon ville five months, attended Clover dale High School in Monmouth and was a member of the U. S. Na tional Guard and the National Guard of Oregon. LILAC CIRCLE THIMBLE CLUB HAS ANNUAL TURKEY DINNER MONDAY Lilac Circle Thimble Club mem bers held their annual turkey din ner Monday at the home f Mrs. Haltic Neal with 17 in attend ance. Sewing and visiting were en joyed during the social hour. The next meeting will be a 12:30 noon politick luncheon at the home of Mrs. Nettie Wilbur. 643 Short Street, Nov. 23. Those attending arc asKco to Dring ineir taoie scrv ice. MRS. C. M. McDERMOTT ENTERTAINS CLUB AT LOVELY DESSSRT-LUNCHEON Pink chrysanthemums and white snapdragons with tern formed beautiful centerpiece for the one o'clock dessert-luncheon , given Wednesday by Mr. Of M. McDer mott at her attractive home on South Kane Street Matching bou quets were used about the living room. Covers were placed for Mrs. R. D. Coen, Mrs. James Rich mond and Mrs. L. K. Cornwell, guests and Mrs. A. D. Parr, Mrs. S. J. Cooper, Mr. J. F. Dil lard, Mrs. Thomas Martin and Mrs. Frederick J. Porter. High scores for the afternoons contract bridge play were won by Mrs. Richmond and Mrs. Porter. DESSERT-LUNCHEON ENJOYED AT COMFORT CLUB Thursday afternoon, lovely dessert-luncheon was served to the Elgarose Comfort Club at ths home of Mrs. Jean Pankey. Fol lowing the luncheon, a lovely birth day cake and many lovely gift were presented to Mrs. Thelma Hanson. Mrs. Emilie Hargesheimer, pres ident, conducted the business ses sion, Mrs. Hanson read the sec retary's renort in the absence nf I Mrs. Brown. Plans ' were made by the club members to make and erect com munity signs in Elgarose and to help with the Bloodmobile when it comes to Roseburg. uoor prize was won by Mrs Edna Sjogren. Mrs. Hanson won the guessing game. Mrs. Lyda Bo- gara was a guest. The next meeting will be Dec. 3 at the home of Mrs. Hargeshei mer. All members and friends in vited. DUPLICATE BRIDGE WINNERS ANNOUNCED North-south winners in the dup licate bridge play at the Elks Temple Tuesday evening were: Mrs. Edgar Lewis and Mrs. Harry Hildeburn, first; Mr. and Mrs. Al fred C. Anderson and Mrs. A. E. Kent and Mrs, Charles Healy, ty ing for second, and East-west win ners were: Mr. and Mrs. R D Coen. first: Miss Gertrude Rast and Mrs. James E. Sawyers, se cond, and Mrs. C. B. Wade and Mrs. Ivan Pickens, third. The next 'duplicate bridge n av win take place Tuesday, Nov 24 at 7:30 p.m. at the tempi. , w - V 1 1 OBSERVE 55th WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. Anton Nelson, above, both in their early eighties, observed their fifty-fifth wedding anniversary Wednesday, Nov.- 18, at the home of their son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs Harold Davidson, on Military Road. They were mar ried in Denmark, Nov. 18, 1898, and moved as a young married couple to South Dakota, where Mr. Nelson was en gaged in farming neaWhite Lake until the last few yearn They made their first trip west five years ago to Portland to celebrate their golden wedding anniversary and where they were joined by the Davidsons and their other son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Shaw, of Longview, Wash. Two years ago, they moved west and divide their time between their two daughters. They still own their property in South Dakota and make regular trips to White Lake to attend to business and visit friends. On their fifty fifth anniversary, a family dinner was enjoyed at Turn Around Inn. r f a, I si vPt;) V . ,1 i - ( io m-, .y Jrr: -7 hLll'Al ,. ' OVER A CUP Of COFFEE Mayor Percy Croft helps Mrs A. G. Henninger, left, ona Mrs. Jonn r-ierce sciecr re cipes for coffee cakes to be served at St. George's Episcopal DOJtoor Dec. 3-4, ot the parish house. Members of St. Georges Guild report business men will find the parish noue a tempting place for their morning and afternoon coffee "break," (Picture by Cork's Studio). "erno0n MRS. OUS SPAKOWSKY COMPLIMENTED AT LOVELY SHOWER PARTY A hostess committee from the Roseburg first Church of God In cluding Mrs. A. D. Hulbert, Mrs, Howard Stratton, Mrs. William Carrell and Mrs, Allen Seely en tertained at a charming pink and blue shower party at the Hulbert home Friday evening in compli ment to Mrs. Gus Spakousky. The serving table was centered with a miniature cradle encircled with rosebuds. Streamers attach ed to the ceiling light were at tached to the table. The fall motif was carried out in the appointments. Games were played and the door prize went to Mrs. timer behind- ler. Mrs. Hulbert played a musical number, "Kentucky Babe," after which the lovely gifts were pre sented to the guest of honor and refreshment! were served. Besides the guest of honor and the hostosi committee those pres ent were: Mrs. Gus Reynolds, Mrs. urvuie waiz, Mrs. Koy La- Rock, Mrs. Otis Delaney, Mrs. Henry Schlatter, Mrs. Earl Pope Mrs. Edmond LaFont, Mrs. Me', vin Palmer and daughters, Cath erine and Jeannette; Mrs. Elmer Schindler, Mrs. Wallace Hand and daughter, Susan; Mrs. A. E. Schen- emann, Mrs. Glen Gilbert, Mrs Zelmar Hutchins. Mrs. Millard Northcraft, Mrs. Charles Holcomb, Mrs. Mary Niday, Mrs. Vincent Hoicomo, .Mrs. Lela Trumble, Mrs. Ferguson and Mrs. Harold E. Bioomquist, BEVERLY STEWART SHOWER INCENTIVE Mrs. Ted Hansen was hostess inursaay evening at ner home in Elkton at pink and blue shower tor neveny Stewart. GuesU present were: Irma Jean Mode, Gladys Stewart, Jean weatneny. PnyHis Stevens. Dor othy Weatherly. Mirgurite House, Lee Bossen and Bonnie Albro. MRS. ARTHUR PRIAULX, above, was an interestina visitor In Rosebura last Frldav. She and her husband had been visiting at the E. G. Whipple home in Drain and Friday Mrs. Whipple ami Mrs. Priaulx drove to "oseburg to visit friends. Mr. Priaulx is well known in Roseburg, having attended school here. He is now an executive for West Coast Lumbermons Association with headquarters in Portland. (Picture by Clark's Stu dio). r Open-House Enjoyed At St. Joseph's School Open-house was held at St. Jo seph's School Friday afternoon from two-thirty ' to four-thirty o'clock in observance of nation.il education week. Mrs. Don Swick was general chairman of the af fair and was assisted by Mrs. biaon Mcuaugnnn, Mrs. Howard Roundtree. Mrs. Edward Mur phy, Mrs. Herbert Weisgerber, Mrs. Loran Imlav, Mrs. Victor Bakala. Mrs. R. R. Parsons, Mr. Paul Ryan. Mrs. Joe Fest, Mrs. Harold Stein and Mrs. R. J. Raade, Mrs. Bruce Carter had charge of the table and decorations for the affair, while Mrs. William For rest and Mrs. A. J. Murray pour ed. The latter also assisted :n receiving the guests with Mrs. Fred Sohn, Mrs. Robert Lewis. Mrs. William r Brunt, Mrs Lyle Glenn, Mrs. M. M. Dllley, Mrs. Charles Clapperton and Mrs. David Tomashek. BIRTHDAYS CELEBRATED AT ALLAN BLAKE HOME A delightful birthday dinner was enjoyed Monday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Blake in honor of the former, his mother, Mrs. G. W. Blake, and hostess Nov. 16, at a family dinner parly, i sister, Mrs. Lucille Woodard. Mr. Russell has made nis 1 covers were piacca tor Mr. ana home with his daughter, Mrs. Lar- Mrs. Van Woodard and sons, Craig ry Byrd of Tiller, for the past 15 and Brick; Mr. and Mrs. w. G. years. Before retiring from active . Blake, Mrs. George Nelson of Em- work, Mr. Russell was a cement pire and Mr. and Mrs. Allan Blake contractor in Portland. I and sons, Kipley and David. - J. B. RUSSELL OBSERVES 78th BIRTHDAY MONDAY J. B. Russell celebrated his seventy-eighth birthday Monday, FRIENDS ATTEND BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION IN TENMILE A group of friends gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roberts in Tenmile Tuesday eve ning to help Mr. Roberts celebrate his birthday. Cards were played during the evening and refresh ments were served. Those present to enjoy the oc casion were: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roberts. Mr. and Mrs. Earl 01 livant, Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson and grandchildren, Sherry and Tommy; Mr. and ! Mrs. Clare Coats, Lorena Loomis, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Vance and Maxine and Bonnie Lou; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cook and Patsy and Billy: Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Howard and Par la and Wanda and Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Rose. MR. AND MRS. SCHULZE TO BE HONORED ON GOLDEN WEDDNG DAY Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schulze will celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary Sunday, Nov. 22, at an open-house reception at the Luokingglass Grange Hall from two to five o'clock. A most cordial invitation has been extended to all relatives and friends to attend the reception. ill UlTnllM . ! 1 11 Mil IT1 II 1M.il ,,ill MR. AND MRS. BILL VAN HORN, above, are photographed following their wedding Sept. 13 ot th Presbyterian Church in Salem, The bride, Beverly June Johns, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Johns of Salem. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Van Horn of Conyonvillt. Following a honeymoon to Oceon Lake, the couple returned to Salem to resid ot 2589 N. 5th St. (Picture by McEwan Photo Shop, Salem).
