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MR. AND MRS. LYNN WILSON pose in the above picture
following their marriage Feb. 28 at the beautiful home of
the letter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eino Hemmila, 378 SE
Claire Ave., Roseburg. Before tier marriage the bride was
Georgio Iso'lee Hemmila. The bridegroom . is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Harold O. Wilson of 777 Serrano Drive, San
Luis Obispo, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson will reside at 420
W. Chestnut Ave., San Gabriel, Calif, following their
honeymoon to points of interest in the south. (Picture by
Chris' Studio of Photography).
Club Has
Luncheon
Mrs. Kenneth Bailey entertained
her bridge club at a charming 1
o'clock luncheon Wednesday at her
beautiful new home on the North
Umpqua River. White camellias
and white tapers formed the ar
rangement for the serving tables,
which carried out a pretty green
and white motif.
Covers were placed for Mrs. Gor
don Smith, a guest, and Mrs. Rob
ert H. Savage, Mrs. Edward M
Murphy, Mrs. James Aiken, Mrs.
Carl M. Teague, Mrs. W. L. Tozer,
Mrs; Ellon Jackson and the host
ess, Mrs. Bailey.
Mrs. Savage won the high score
for the contract bridge play with
Mrs. Smith winning the second
high score.
Mrs. Sutton Is
Feted At Party
Friends of Mrs. Leonard Sutton
complimented her at a delightful
surprise birthday parly Saturday
evening at a party given in -her
Honor at the noma or Air. and
Mrs. L. L. Heath. A lovely match
ed jewelry set was presented to
Mrs. Sutton as a group gift.
High score for the evening's pro
gressive pinochle play was held
by A. R. Hawkswortn and Airs.
Lloyd North. Low scores were held
by Mr. and Mrs. Sutton.
Refreshments, served by M r s.
Heath and Mrs. Glen Meyers, in
cluded a lovely decorated birth
day cake.
Present for the affair were Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard Sutton, Mr. and
Mrs. A. R. Hawkswortn, Mr, and
Mrs. Art Olson, Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd North, Mr. and Mrs. Glen
Meyers and Mr. and Mrs. L. L.
Heath.
Christmas Club
Is Entertained
- A charming 7:30 o'clock dessert
supper was given by Mrs. Ivan
Pickens Thursday evening, when
she entertained the Christmas Club
at her attractive home. Daffodils
and forsythia formed the center
piece for the table, which was
covered by a lovely blue cloth
Covers were placed for Mrs. C.
fl. wade. Mrs. o. M. Heme. Mrs,
H. C. Church, Mrs. J. R. Wharton,
Mrs. L. E. McClintock, Mrs. R.
D. Bridges, Mrs. Kenneth Quine
and the hostess, Mrs. I'ickens.
Sewing and visitinff were en
joyed during the pleasant evening
nours.
Hills Entertain At
Dinner Party Sunday
A delightful Sunday dinner was
held at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Hili in Winston. The green
damask covered table was attrac
lively centered by (loral ar
ragnemcnt of jonquils. Places were
laid for Mr. and Mrs. LeRny Shuck
and children, Ricky, Terry Sue
ana undy and Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Hill, Randy, Kristl and Jana.
Visiting was enjoyed during the
evening.
Xi Omicron Members Have
Meeting At Triplett Home
Members of XI Omicron, Beta
Sigma Phi, were entertained Wed
nesday evening at the new home
of Airs. Robert Triplett. Mrs. Mere
dith Wilson conducted the meeting
in the absence of the president,
Airs. Clarson Chitwood. Tne nom
inating committee made a report.
Airs. R. L. Wiley was appointed to
represent XI Omicron on the
Founder's Day planning commit
tee, Airs. Sid Domcnico, social chair
man, reported on the chapter din
ner which was held prior to the
Valentino dance. She announced
tiat the next meeting at the home
of Airs. Clarence DeCamp will be
in the form of a "Mad Hatter's
Party." She also reported that as
part of the cultural program
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Supper Club Has
Party Saturday
Mr. rind Mrs. 0. R. Petersen
entertained their bridge supper
club Saturday evening at their
lovely home on SE Overlook Ave
nue. Pink magnolias and pink tap
ers graced the serving table. Cov
ers were placed for Mr. and Mrs.
frank B. Woodworm, Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Geddes, Mr. and Mrs. George
Luoma and the host and hostess,
Mr. and Mrs. Petersen.
High scores for the evening's
bridgo piny were won by Airs.
Luoma and Mrs, Petersen.
Hostess
At Tea
For Club
Airs. B. L. Hardenbrook Era-
ciously entertained her Round Rob
in Duplicate Bridge Club Monday
ai a cuarming lea at hum Brad
ley's beautiful Oak Tree Inn on
the North Umpqua River at Win
chester. Roses formed the lovely
decorations lor ine occasion.
Enjoying the afternoon with Airs.
Hardenbrook were Mrs. M. L. Halt
mark, Mrs. Fred Schwartz, Airs,
Virgil Lomax,- Mrs. M. C. Bowker,
Airs. Ira J. Seitz. Airs. Harold E.
Schniecr, Mrs. A. B. Collier and
Mrs. b. E. McClintock.
High score for the aflernoon's
bridge play was won by Airs. Col
lier with Airs. Hallmark winning
the second high score.
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BRIDE-ELECT Mr. ond
Mrs. Bill Battles, Camas Val
ley, announce the engage
ment and forthcoming mar
riage of their daughter, Billie,
to Terry Neilsen, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Glenn Neilsen all of
Drain. Miss Battles, populor
student at the Comas Valley
High School, is at the pres
ent time vice president of the
student body ond is the rally
queen. She is active in oil
school activities. Terry Neil
sen is presently employed at
the Rilco Laminating Plant in
Cottage Grove. (Wilson Studio)
for the evening each, member is to
come prepared to present an ongi
nal writing in tlu form of a verse
prose or jingle.
The cultural program, "Service
Experiences," was given hv Mrs.
Triplett. She cited the maiiy ser
vice organizations in the Rose
burg area. Each one attending
loin oi community services in
which they hd participated.
1-ovely refreshments were serv
ed by the hostesses, Mrs. Triplet,
Aliss Joan Harper and Mrs. De
Camp, to Airs. Nick Barry, a guest,
and Airs. Wilson, Airs, Neil Chris-
tain, Mrs. Wiley, Mrs. Florence
Powell, Airs. Bill Weber. Mrs. Do
mrnico. Airs. Crnig Short. Mrs
Bert Shoemaker, Mrs. Hubert kid'
der and Alrj. Donald Dole.
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Vows Exchanged
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ATnomevveaaing
One of the most beautiful brides
of the season was Aliss Georgia
Isolee Hemmila, only daughter of
Mr. and Airs. Eino Hemmila, of
Roseburg, who was married Feb.
28, at 1 p.m. at the beautiful Hem
mila home at 378 SE Claire Aven
ue, to 11. Lynn Wilson, son of Air.
and Mrs. Harold 0. Wilson, of 777
Serrano Drive, San Luis Obispo,
Calif. The Rev. John E. Adams,
pastor of the First Prebyterian
Church, performed the impressive
dounle ring ceremony in tne pres
ence of relatives and close friends
of the couple.
The very lovely Early American
living room of the home was the
setting for the ceremony. White
plum blossoms, daffodils and aca
cia formed the large floor basket
bouquets which harmonized with
the room colors of brown with tan
gerine accents. White Finlandia ca-
melias, white plum blossoms and
ivy decorated the fireplace mantel,
which was lighted by tall white ta
pers. Lighting the candles preced
ing the ceremony was Aliss Carole
Lindell.
Wayne Wagner, organist, played
the Bridal Chorus from Lohengrin
for the bridal party to advance to
the improvised altar and at the
close of the ceremony played Alen
delssohn's Wedding Recessional.
On the arm of her father, the
bride descended the winding stair
way and joined the wedding party
before the fireplace. She wore a
beautiful floor-length gown of wmte
brocade satin damask fashioned
with a bell-hipline skirt designed
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longer ui uie iieniiiue jn uie uain.
The short cape jacket, of matching
material, formed a V neckline and
buttoned at the front of the waist.
She carried a bride's bouquet in
the shape of an arch fashioned
with white roses and centered by
white gardenias. The bride's finger
tip veil fell from a crown of Beed
pearls. Airs, Helen Davies of Aledford
was matron of honor and wore a
blue lace sheath afternoon dress
fashioned with street-length skirt
and short sleeves. Her slippers
were matching, blue satin and
she carried a round bouquet of
yellow and white carnations tied
witn white riBBons. Her Douquei
matched the yellow and white car
nation and ribbon bouquets mark
ing the railing on the stairway.
Robert Ridgley of Portland was
best man.
For her daughter's wedding. Mrs.
Hemmila chose a lilac full-skirted
organdy fashioned with a very deep
liem ana wun lilac BHlin collar ina nrsi weHiern duiik ul wiuui-
and cuffs. She wore white slippers nia at San Gabriel.
Donald Hagedorn
To Receive Pen
Donald Hagedorn of Roseburg
will receive one of the pens used
Tuesday by Governor Mark 0. Hat
field in signing HB 1011, as a token
of appreciation for Hagedorn's
service to the cause of higher edu
cation. Hagedorn is chairman of
the Douglas County Colleges for
Oregon's Future Committee, and
Junior Duplicate
Winners Stated
Ten tables of bridge were In
play Alonday night at the regular
session of the Junior Duplicate
Bridge Club.
Njrth-South winners were: Mr.
and Airs. Reddings of Steamboat,
first; A1r. and Airs. Elliott Aiot
schenbaeher, second; Airs. Henry
Sherlock and Evelyn Hamilton,
third; and Mrs. James Doyle and
A. J. Kline, fourth.
East-West winners were Airs.
Neil Kaser Jr. and Airs. Philip
Kaser, first; Airs. James Hughes
and Mrs. A. K. Kent, second; Mrs.
K. W. Fitzgerald and Airs. D. B.
Secoy, third; and Mr. and Airs.
John Davenport, fourth.
Information about the club may
be obtained by calling ; Airs. Cal
lison, wlio is acting director in ine
absence of Airs. Walter Ulrich.
The club meets every Monday
night at 7:30. flayers are asked
to be present at 7: IS in order that
play may start promptly. 1
Mrsj.EJudd
Shower Hostess '
Airs. James E. Judd was a gra
cious hosless Thursday evening at
her charming home on Overlook
when she entertained at delight
ful bridal shower honoring Aliss
Shannon Doyle of Portland who
will be married .March 18.
Present for the affair were Airs,
.lames Dovle, Airs. Gary t'ripps,
.Mrs. Don Wells. Mrs. Herbert Ste
vens. Mrs. I.loyd White, Aliss Judy
t.mlicott. Miss Audrey Nielsen,
Miss Karen Trimble and Aliss Joan
Person.
Sending Rifts hut unable to be
present were Airs. Howard Hun
saker, Airs. J. Al. Williams and
Mrs. Harold P. Trimble.
Honor Currys
Aliss Helen Casey and Aliss Na-i
otm Scott entertained Sunday at
dinner at their attractive home on
SK Hlnkely Avenue having as
guests Miss Isohel, Miss F.dilh and
Miss Lulu Curry, who are moving
from Koseburg to Rogue Valley
Manor at Medford to make their
home.
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and a rose colored cymbidium or
chid corsage; Airs. Wilson, mother
of the bridegroom, wore an ivory
ensemble with matching accessor
ies and a corsage of white cymbid
ium orchids.
A reception followed. The bride's
table, covered by an exquisite cut
work embroidered cloth was cen
tered by a silver compote holding
an arrangement of four dozen
white carnations, gypsophillia and
double Arabis. The punch was
served from a table covered by
while net cloth over pale green
and centered with an arrangement
of pink magnoliaflora camellias.
The very lovely decorations were
arranged by Airs. Paul Jenkins.
The tiered wedding cake, topped
by a miniature bride and bride
groom, was cut by the bridal cou
ple and served by Mrs. Paul Jenk
ins. Airs. Belle Schenck of Aled
ford served the coffee and Airs.
Lyle Flaherty, of Portland, aunt'
of the bride, served the punch.
Miss Carole Lindell, who caught
the bride's bouquet, had charge of
the guest book. "
Coming from out-of-town for the
wedding were the bridegroom's par
ents. Air. and Airs. Harold 0. Wil
son, and granddaughters, Diane
and Linda Wilson, of San Luis
Obispo, Calif.; the bridegroom's
grandmother, Mrs. N. Al. Johnson,
of Kingsbury, Calif.; the bride's
uncle and aunt, Air. and Airs. Lyle
Flaherty, of Portland; Air. and
Mrs. Robert L. Ridgley, of Port
land; the bridegroom's great-uncle,
Fred Wilson, of Salem, and
Mrs. Belle Schenck and Mrs. Helen
Davies, both of Medford. '
For traveling the bride chose a
black and white ensemble with a
red and white carnation corsage.
Following a honeymoon to points
of interest in the south, Mr. and
Mrs. Wilson are now at home to
friends at 420 W Chestnut Ave..
San Gabriel, Calif. '
The bride attended university or
Oregon for two years and Scripps
College at Cluremont, Calif., where
she received her BA degree and
maiored in art. She spent the last
two years residing in Los Angeles
and was with the home planners
department of Barker Brothers,
large furniture store, until the last
two months when she was with a
wholesale furniture company. The
bridegroom, whose father is dean
of student affairs at California Pol
ytechnic College, received his Bach
elor of Science degree from tor-
nell University in New York and
is an administrative trainee 'with
was leaded of the campaign there
to pass the higher education bond
ing measure on the ballot last No
vember, j
A ceremony and reception at Sa
lem to mark-the signing of HB
1011 was held as scheduled in spite j
of the absence of the Governor,
who signed the bill from his hospi
tal bed at the University of Oregon
Medical School Hospital at Port
land. Mrs. Hatfield, who witnessed
the signing of the bill and brought
it back with her to Salem, address
ed some 250 invited guests at the
Capitol building. I
A reception followed at the Alar- j
ion Hotel, at which guests were .
received by Mrs. Hatfield, chancel
lor of-the State System of Higher
education and Airs. John R. Rich
ards, Dr. and Airs. R. E, Klcin
sorge, President of the Senate and
Airs. Harry Botvin, Speaker of
the House Robert Duncan and Rep
resentative Clarence Barton.
Due to prior business commit
ments, neither Air. Hagedorn, nor
Mrs. Hagedorn, who had been in
vited to pour, were able to be
present. '
HB 1011 l. enabling legislation
for the constitutional amendment
voted in by the people in the No-1
vember general election which ere-;
ated additional bonding capacity
(or building dormitories, student 1
centers and other self-liquidating
buildings on the campuses of Ore-;
gnn's nine public colleges. The bill,
which has now become law, au
thorises expenditure of 10 million
dollars for construction of these
self-amortizing buildings.
Among the guests honored at the
reception were Senator and Mrs.
Al Flegel, Mrs. Kenneth Erickson
and Airs. Gaylan Bledsoe.
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ENGAGED
Mrs. Archie
Moore of Umpqua announces
the ' engagement of her
daughter, Nancy Charlene, to
James Robert Nichols. The
bride-elect, a graduate of
Oakland High School and the
University of Oregon,- is now
a primary teacher in the Oak
land School, and lives with
her mother on their ranch.
The bridegroom-elect is the
ton of Mr. ond Mrs. Howard
Grantz of Sutherlin and is at
tending the University of Ore
gon at Eugene, where he is
majoring in Pharmaceutics.
Plans are being made for the
wedding in, July. (Picture by
"Warren Studio, Myrtle, Creek).
Wednesday
Club Meets
Airs. Clifford Babbitt entertained
her bridge club Wednesday at a
lovely dessert-luncheon at . her
beautiful home on Hawthorne Dr.
Chrysthemums formed the decora
tions for the serving table.
Covers were -placed for Airs. B.
A. Young, a guest, and Mrs. Jack
Davis, Airs. Emil Ramberg, Mrs.
Paul Flood, Airs. F. C. Fitzgerald,
Airs. Bea Smith, Mrs. Ralph De
Moisy, Afrs. Robert Hatterscheid
and the hostess. Airs. Babbitt.
High scores for the afternoon's
contract bridge play were won by
Mrs. Deiuoisy and Mrs. Smith.
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Bridge
Luncheon
Is Given
Miss Helen Casey entertained
her bridge club at a charnnne 1
o'clock luncheon Tuesday at her
oeauiuui nome on he. Blakeley
Avenue. Camellias graced the ta
ble, which was covered by a Dink
lace cloth. The St. Patrick's mo
tif was carried out in the other
decorations.
The hostess was assisted in serv
ing by Aliss Naomi Scott. Enjoy
ing the occasion with Atiss Casey
were Mrs. Harris Ellsworth, Mrs.
Arthur Clarke, Airs. Kenneth Win
ston of Myrtle Creek and Airs.
Frederick J. Porter, guests, and
members. Airs. J. R. Wharton,
Mrs. C. B. Wade, Airs. -L. E. Ale
Clintock and Airs. Ivan Pickens.
A beautifully decorated birthday
dake, made by Airs. Wade, was
cut in honor of the anniversary
of Mrs. Wharton. Contract bridge
was enjoyed during the afternoon
with Airs. Pickens winning the
member's high score and Airs.
Porter winning high score for the
guests. .
Winners
Reported
Eight tables were in play at the
Elks Club Duplicate Bridge play
Tuesday night. North-South win
ners were Airs. G. W. Marshall
and Airs. A. B. Collier, first; Air.
and Airs. W. C. Callison, second,
and Mrs. Al. L. Hallmark and
Miss GertrudeRast, third. East
West winners were Mrs. Lyle Bo
denner and Airs. O. R. Petersen,
first; Air. and Airs. L. E. AlcClin
tock, second, and tying for third
were Airs. Wilkey and. Airs. Ray
Carrico and Mrs. Harry Hildeburn
and Airs. Edgar Lewis.
Winners for the Friday after
noon play at the Elks Club were
Mrs. Al. L. Hallmark and Airs.
A. B. Collier, first; Airs. Harry
Hildeburn and Airs. J. Al. Bevans,
second; Airs. Alva Perkins and
Airs. L. E. AlcClintock, third, and
Mrs. Ira J, Seitz and Aliss Ger
trude Rast, fourth.
The Tuesday night group meets
at 7:15 o'clock at the- Elks Club
and the Friday club begins play at
1 p.m.
Charming Coffee
Party Is Enjoyed
Mrs. Ivan Pickens entertained
at a charming coffee at her at
tractive home Monday. Japanese
quince formed the lovely decora
tions. Enjoying the occasion with
Airs. Pickens were Airs. A. J. El
lison, Airs. Neil Kaser Jr., Airs.
James Richmond, Mrs. Maurice
J. Newland, Airs. Lauren Love
land and son, Tommy; Airs. T. L
Goodwin. Airs.1 Leland K. Wimber-
lly and Airs. Art Rich.
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GRAND COUNCIL MEMBER Mrs. Woldon Routledge Rose
burg, pictured above, was the official visitor of the Rose
burg Chapter of the Women of the Moose at their Chapter
Night Program recently. Two new candidates, Shirley
Turner, sponsored by Feme Andrus and Ann Howell,
sponsored by Mildred Beckwith, were enrolled into the
chapter in honor of Mrs. Routledge, who addressed the
class and also gave a very interesting report of 'her exper
iences on her recent trip to Florida, the meeting of the
Grand Council and her visit to the retirement home of the
Loyal Order of Moose, Moosehaven. Mrs. Routledge re
ceived her Grand Council Stole, the symbol of a national
officer and one of the highest degrees in the Women of
the Moose, last summer. Before that time she held many
offices in both this chapter and in the statei (Picture by
Koop's Modern Photography). .
Officers Are Installed
By Glendale Nile Club '
The Glendale Nile Club met Fri
day evening at the home of Airs.
Henry La Pralh, with 10 mem
bers present.
New officers were installed as
follows: Mrs. Harold Cooley, presi
dent: Mrs. Loren bartle, vice
president; and Airs. Henry La
Pratn, secretary-treasurer.
After the meeting, hostesses,
Airs. La Prath and Airs. G. Al.
Jones, served hearty refreshments.
The next meeting will be Fri
day, April 7, at the home of Mrs.
'Ray Cox.
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Surprise Party
Given Thursday
Airs. Bruce Hetrick was delight
fully surprised on her birthday
Thursday, when a no host party
was given by a group pf friends
calling at her home.
Enjoying the occasion with Dr.
and Airs. Hetrick were Air. and
Mrs. W. R. Casebeer, Air. and
Airs. Robert Harris, Air. and Airs.
Eldon Caley, Dr. and Mrs. James
H. Harris and Air. and Airs. Ber
nard Saar.
Visiting v.T.3 enjoyed and later
lovely refreshments were served.