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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (July 8, 1948)
N. OF W. PLAN INITIATION At the regular meeting of the Neighbors of Woodcraft Tuesday night in the IOOF hall Julia Bar tels, advisor, presided in the ab- senee of the guardian neighbor. Helen Smith. Plans were made for initiation the next regular meeting. August 3rd. The hostess committee will be Mrs. Ruckles and Anna Graham. For thq social meeting July 20 Julia Bartels has invited the group to meet with her at her summer home at Scotts burg. Mary Duffy had just returned from an extended trip through in teresting points in the east and gave a very interesting report of her trip. (COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN AI'l'OINTED ID W.OH.HI) I Women of the Miw met July I with Hazel Culver, recently < loct- cd senior regent, presiding. Com mittee ehaii men appointed for the coming year are: child cure. Juan ita Goodrich; hospital guild, WiMa King; Moose heart alumni, l»or- othy Picknell; homemaking. Ger- a Idin»' Holmes; library. Olive Eastburn; membet ship,’ Muxine Part noy; Moosehnven, Myrna Miebs; Mooscheurt, Georgetta Funk: publicity, Gladys Miller; ritual, Agnes Gates; social service. Marga ri'i U*mlcy. Past regent pins were given to potluck dinner was THREE BEIJ. es at served on the spacious lawn. Mm. BELLE'S BIRTHDAY PARTY Glennie Frost, a friend of 36 years Miss Belle Burkholder célé standing, cut the birthday cake bra ted her birthday July 1st by which lead; Happy Birthday to •ntertaining at her home, thv fol Relle. Presents of cut glass, tow lowing guests from Eugene and els. and fancy work were received Cottage Grove. Mrs Hugh Currin, by the hostess, and many birthday- Mrs. Frank Chambers and daugh cards. The weather was fin»' and ter, Mrs. Brockelbank, Mrs. Glen all stated they had a grand time nie Frost, Mary Munroe, Emma Marilyn McCormick, granddaugh Gqrrie, Bette Shurtbeff an«i little ter of Mrs. Ada McDonald also F.O.E. AUXILIARY INSTALLS »on. Helen H»>dcs. Linda Mart ilia, enjoyed herself at the party. Mr Officers of the Auxiliary of th»' and husband. S. J. Mart ilia, Maxia Martilia, being the only man pres Fraternal Order of Eagles were O'Neel. Minnie Rogers, Florenc«' ent, left after lunch to play th»' recently installed. The newly Alden, direct descendant of Pris Cottage Grove golf course. Group elected and installed officers are: cilla, and John Alden. Florence pictures of the hostt'ss and her' Past madame president. Fem An- Evans. Luell Hough. Belle Wil friends were taken at the table derson; madam«' president. Velma liams, Sylvia Peters. Martha Roy- If Mrs. Belle Walling of Eugen«' Forrester: madam«' vice president. Tance. all from Eugene, and Flor who is traveling in California had Mae Tennis; chaplain. Maude Wil ence Lionberger, Lula McCulough been present that would hav»< son; secretary. Lula McCullough: and Ada McDonald of Cottage made four Belles at the party treasurer. Marie Isaacson; con Grove. Invited guests who were Mrs Mildred Burkholder, 2619 ductress, Dorothy Harris: inside unable to be present were Mrs. Potter St.. Eugene, sister-in-law guard. Lena Broek; outside guard. Nora Armes, of Eugene, Mrs. of the hostess, was also an invited Frances Stout; trustee. Gladys ------ and ------------- * «Myrtle Funkhäuser of Cottage guest but was unable to attend. I Lane and musician, June Johnson. BIG BHHET HIDES 3 lb. ALL WOOL BLANKET rhi* »oft, fine textured virgin wool blanket is down to green, rose dust, peach, white, or gold. Rayon-satin binding! Plus 5 year guarantee against moth damage! 4lb. AllNew Wool, 72*xW at a new lou> price oj with the next social night due to the Rodeo Queen's ball. 1 he grange <1 u e e n candidate, Betty Duemt. wax given u royal sendoff for a full campaign, and lier birthday being July 4th aho wax honored with a birthday table centered with a display of flags mid n beautiful decorated birthday group snug "Happy he committee for queen contest IX Rosie tziwls and Darrell Graham. Refreshments were served by the committee. and Paxt Senior Regent Tein An demon by the lodge Ni«! inectlng w Hl tie Thumday July 15 with lormal initiaiion Re freshment committee lx l huís V irger, Mary Endicott and Olive Euxlburn. HEBRON GRANGE PLANNING INITIATION At tlie Hebron Grange meeting Saturday night the master asked that all applications for member ship la> turned in by the next meeting so degree work may be glv»-n soon. The n«'Xt grange meet Ing has been | Mist (Mined from Au gust hh to the I liti on a« < ount rc|x>rt mid lonccxsmn comnUt- ■x were named fur the regatta . Leighton, Mrs. Milan and Mm. Harry W Titus. all of Eu- K< n. and Mrs ( A Bryant. Mrs. t ) t t and WARE JEWELRY Community Jewelers 612 Main A lovely Jun»' bride was Miss I shoes and bag of blanciago Mrs brown __ silk shan Beverly Felice Benton, who chose Daugherty । - — wore — — her parents' twenty-third wedding tung with green hat and matching and corsage of rubrum anniversary for her wedding day. accessories. lilies. Miss Benton, daughter of Mr. ami Stanley Daugherty served his Mrs. Claude B. Benton, exchanged wedding vows with Robert I. brother as best man, and ushers Daugherty, son of Mr. and Mrs. were Lest«'r Jones of Cheney, Warren H. Daugherty, all of Cot Wash., and Janies Kenney of Rai tage Grove, at three o'clock. Sun nier. both fraternity brothers of day afternoon. June 27. before the th«’ bridegroom: Dr. Douglass Rev. D. Hugh Penistori, pastor, in Johnson of Portland, a cousin of the First Presbyterian church, in the bride, and Howard Harpole of a double-ring ceremony. An ar Cottage Grove. rangement of d«*ep red gladiolus The reception following the combined with white delphiniums ceremony was at the home of Mr. and green foliage and silver can and Mrs. Warren H. Daugherty, delabra with lighted tapers mad»* where Mrs. Palmer Johnson, aunt an effective setting with a back of the bride, poured, and Mrs. ground of red velvet drapery and Norman Richards. sister of t h e । screens, planned by Mrs. Warren bridegroom, cut the cake Mrs Daugherty. Paul H. Douglass of Lebanon, aunt Organ music was played by of the bride, served at the punch , Donald W. Allton, who played the bowl. Assisting were sorority sis wedding marches and for the solo ters of the bride. Miss Edith Rae ist. Robert Putnam, as he sang "I of Eugene and Miss Elizabeth Pearson of Myrtle Point: also Love Thee" and "Because." Given away by her father, the Misses Jane Beidler, Patricia bride wore a wedding gown of Kelly and Betty Lou Bagley, Cot-1 ivory slipper satin. Th»» bodice was tage Grove. Miss Marjorie Coiner ■ made with long sleeves and an had the guest book. Decorations were in green and illusion yoke outlined by a circular fold of satin, caught with orange white for the reception, bouquets j blossoms. The full skirt had a of white gladiolus being employed I train, extending from the bustle and clusters of white wedding; at the back, and at the front, the bells tied with satin ribbons. ; hem of the skirt was caught up , White carnations formed the cen- i with clusters of orange blossoms terpiece on the bride's table. The couple will be at home after i ! to show ruffles of a satin petti coat. August 5 in Portland. The bride's The fingertip veil worn by Miss going away outfit was a Michel«* I Benton, with tiara of seed pearls, original, a pink wool suit with had been worn by Mrs. Douglass long skirt falling into knife pleats Johnson at her wedding a year below the knee, and short match- i ago. Pearls worn by the bride ing pleats in cap effect on the were a gift from her father to her shoulder of the Jacket. She won* mother on their wedding day. Her pink hat and gloves, with hag and bouquet was of stephanotis with a shoes of blanciago, and her cor- il sage was a green orchid. center of white roses. After 10 days spent at Dorches- I Maid of honos was Miss Laurel Anderson of Portland, a sorority ter House at Ocean Lake the II sister. She wore apple-green taf couple went to Victoria, B. C., and II feta made with princess-type bod other places of interest in Canada I Mrs. Daugherty attended t h r I ice and a bustle, a short matching veil and mitts, and carried an arm University of Oregon, and is a I member of Zeta Tau Alpha social I sheaf of deep red gladiolus. sorority. The bridegroom is a stu- I The bridal attendants, Mrs. dent in medicine at the University I Douglass Johnson and Miss Nancy of Oregon Medical School in Port- I Smith, also a sorority sister, both land, and member of Pi Kappa I of Portland, wore gowns of orchid Alpha fraternity. I taffeta similarly styled and with Out-of-town guests included Mr. | matching veils and mitts, and also and Mrs. B. H. Douglass of Eu- I carried arm bouquets of the red gene, grandparents of th«* bride; gladiolus. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Douglass, Leb Two-piece afternoon dresses anon; Mrs. A. P. Johnson, Gar were worn by the two mothers. field, Wash., Mrs. T. A. Stivers, Mrs. Benton wore green silk shan Mrs. O. D. Gray. 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