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The OREGON STATESMAN, galea. Oregon, Sunday Morning. October 8, 1933
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AAUWPlanConf erence
October 13 and 14
At La Grande
MEMBERS- of the Oregon division of the American Asso
ciation of University Women will hold their tenth
; annual conference in La Grande, Ore., Friday and Saturday,
- October 13 and 14.
Representatives from the state's 13 branches are ex
pected to attend, including Portland, Salem, Eugene, Cor-
. QTaIl8t Albany, Klamath Falls. As-
Couple Take
Vows Once
M
ore
GKE of tbe loveliest- ceremon
ies of the week was the ex
change of marital rows by
Jit. and Mrs. W.. H. Fisher on the
occasion- of their golden wed dins
anniversary Thursday morning at
y' 10 o'clock In their home on South
Hth street. Rev,, Fred C. Taylor
tot Portland officiated.
' Mrs. ; Fisher wore a beautiful
gown of , white oriental lace and
- carried roses of delicate yellow
shades. She descended the stair
way that , was a veritable bower
over nose petals scattered by Mas
:' tern : Glen Ray Otis and Donald
;. Hickerson.
The bride was attended by her
: daughters, Mrs. Viola Otis of Ta
comt and Mrs. lone Hickerson of
Seaside. Sirs. Otis were a becom-
ing cream colored crepe frock and
: .'i Mrs. Hickerson dark bine. Asa
Fisher . was . best man for his
; father. -.
- : The ceremony was performed In
front of the fireplace, which was
profusely decorated with flowers
and greenery.. Baskets of yellow
' ( chrysanthemums were about the
5 rooms , Miss Leila Rlgdon played
,the wedding march and preceding
j the ceremony Mrs. Otis sang . "I
: Lore Ton Truly" and afterwards,
-Oh Promise Me,! accompanied by
. Miss Rigdon and Mlss Renska
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Dinner was served at noon to
jthe bride . and groom and 18
, guests.- A huge wedding cake with
. ..a white bell and gold decorations
'centered the table.' At either end
- were golden baskets of marigolds
' and tinnias. . - .
.vVr Daring the afternoon Mr, and
Mrs, ' Fisher , received scores ot
friends "Who called to congratu
late them. Prof. Thomas Roberta
-; played, some piano numbers and
Mrs. Otia sang; J:---J, ; ..
Special guests for the day were
Mrs. .Martha Scholl, Mr. Fisher's
sister of Baker, Mrs. Belle Ken
nedy of Hood River, Dr. and Mrs.
Fred Taylor.. Miss Sarah Thome,
' Miss Leila Rlgdon and Miss Ren-
:k 6ka Swart. ; , ,
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Z.- chronised -with your
, . 'happiest expressions.
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Cyn Cronise
Court and Commercial Sts.
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Really important occasions call for really important
little hats . . . like these They're both black velvety
both chic, both new, but there the resemblance ends
. . for one has a peak and a soft brush' of glycerined
ostrich v . .'the other has the brand-new baJby-f ace'
off-the-forehead roll . . . aud it's a toss-up which you'll
.toria, Forest Grove, Fenaieton,
Baker, Bend, LaGrande and Wal
lowa county.
Sessions will be held In the
LaGrande and Sacajawea-hotels.
Principal speakers for the meet
ing will include Dr. Curtis Mor
ris Chenoweth of the University
of Idaho, Mrs. G. A, Johnson of
Portland, Dean Kate W. Jame
son of , the Oregon State college,
Corvallis, and Mrs. John Plank
inton, president of the Portland
branch. -
The program for the two days
is as follows:
Friday, 4 p.m., opening event,
branch presidents' section; 6:30
p.m., dinner, La Grande hotel,
Mrs. Earl presiding; Dr. Cheno
weth, speaking, his topic to be
on international relations; recep
tion, given by La Grande branch
to the delegates following the
dinner and program.
Saturday, 8 : 4 5 a.m., meeting
of fellowship chairmen with Mrs.
G. A. Johnson, chairman of the
North Pacific Fellowship com
mittee; 9 a.m., registration. La
Grande hotel; 9:30 a.m., business
meeting.
Minutes of last conference.
Treasurers report. Miss. Aman
da S. Zabel, La Grande.
Report of the past year's
standing committees: Member
ship, Dean Kate W. Jameson,
Corvallis; education. Miss Beryl
Holt, Salem; international rela-t
tions, Mrs. H. R -Laslett, Cor
vallis; state fellowship, Miss E.
Ruth Rockwood, Portland; na
tional fellowship, Dean Violet B.
Chessman, Forest Grovel publi
city, Mrs. I. T. Merwin, Portland.
At 12:15 p.m., luncheon, Saca
jawea hotel. Miss Jean White,
president of the LaGrande
.branch, presiding; speaker. Mrs.
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G. A. jonnson, romana, on fellowships";-
2:15 p.m., Sacajawea
hotel, Mrs. H. R. Laslett. presid
ing; speakers. Dean Jameson,
state vice president, on "Women
From an International View
point" and Mrs. John Plankin-
ton, Portland branch, on - Tne
Minneapolis convention."
Educational round table, con
ducted by Mrs. Laslett, will fol
low. Questions and discussions
will be held on study groups and
educational projects.-
The officers of the state group
this year are: Mrs. Virgil D.
Earl, Eugene, president; Dean
Kate W. Jameson, Corvallis, vice
president; Uiss Amanda Zabel.
La Grande, secretary-treasurer.
Committee chairmen for the
state are: Mrs. Herbert W. Las
lett. Corvallis. education: Mrs.
Francis Murphy. Portland, inter
national relations;. uean. jame-
os. Corvallia: membership; . Dean
Yloie,t- B. , Chessman.-. ; fores
Grove. national fellowship,- Miss
E. Ruth Rockwood, Portland.
OreKon state fellowship; Mrs
Marian .Lowry' Fischer, Eugene,
publicity:
Mr. and Mrs. B. Sonner cordial
ly invite flower lovers -to their
garden opening at 1045 " South,
Liberty street, on Sunday, irom
2 to 5 p. m. ,
IIVJ THESE
Miss Lindquist Given
Shower Party;
UIm Mable Lindquist, Instruc
tor in the young ladles' bible class
of the American - Lutheran Sun
day r school, was complimented
with a delightful Informal party
last week at the home of Rev. and
Mrs. P. W. Erlksen by members
of the elass.
A handkerchief shower was giv
en Miss Lindquist In appreciation
of her work with the class. Pres
ent besides the honor guest, were
the Misses Rosella Mason, Eleanor
Sedarstrom, Mary Goebel, Clarice
Kolbe, Lillian Meyer, Lougene
Vreitxke, Evelyn Soland, Stella
Mae Cook, Betty Lou Stelnmett,
Hazel Cook, Arlene Sholseth, Alice
Cook. Birdie Hebel, Virginia Ma
son, Mary Langer, Helen Coenen
berg, Hollis Marten and Iola
Quesseth. .
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Club has First
Meeting of
Fail
THE Enclnltis club held its
initial meeting of the fall
at the James Clark home on
Fairmount hill Friday night. Zin
nias in brilliant fall shades made
the guest rooms attractive and
bridge was in play. Refreshments
were served at a late hour.
Next Tuesday the group will
have a dinner meeting at 6:15 at
the Y. M. C..A. Miss Augusta Not-
durft, recently returned from a
four months' tour of Europe, will
be the speaker.
Officers of the club are Miss-
Mabel Currle, president; Miss
Marie Schindler, vice-president;
Miss Lenore Naegll. secretary, and
Miss Leila Park, treasurer.
Guec ts Friday night were Miss
June Caines, Miss Kathleen En
gle. Miss Bernadine Ledfors. Miss
Ethel Randall, Miss Hattie Brat-
zel, Miss Jessie Cooper, Miss Ber
nice Cowden and Miss Helen B.
Hamilton.
Members In attendance were
Miss Alice Falk, Miss Marie
Schindler, Miss Mabel Currle, Miss
Dorothy Franks, Miss Muriel
Rowe. Miss Esther Rickev. Miss
Bessie Tucker, Miss Mildred Jud
son. Miss Harriett Stimmel, Miss
eBtty Elofson, Miss Vivian Clark,
Miss Agnes Emmel, Miss Gertrude
Chamberlin, Miss Evelyn Paulsen,
Miss Olga Gath, Miss Lenore Naeg
ll. Miss Leila Park and Miss Thil
da Johannson.
Ensemble Organized
in Salem
Eight young Salem musicians
have organized an ensemble club
with Katherine Scharf as presi
dent. For the past two years the
girls have been working on piano
ensemble numbers and were pre-
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MissNancy Thidsen, prominent Salem soprano, who
has just been awarded a fellowship at the Juilliard School
of Music in New York. Word was received through a tele
gram this week and exact details are as yet not known. Miss
Thielsen is a graduate of the University of Oregon and was
connected with Albany' college before going to Hew York
this fall.
sented in recital last June.
Rehearsals of the ensemble will
be held once a week, and social
gatherings once u month. The or
ganization will become affiliated
with the National Federation of
Music clubs.
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W.C.T.U. tb Give Tea
For Delegates
The dftlirhtfnl noma ot Mrs. 3.
Vinton Scott will - be opened to
momhAra a.nt friends of the Sa
lem chapter of W.C.T.U. for a all-
ver tea Tuesday afternoon, be
tween tne doiii u j ana s
o'clock.
Proceeds from the tea will be
used to heln defrav expenses for
sending delegates to the state con
vention In Portland, October u
to 20.
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Reception is
Planned by
A.A.U.W.
A STELLAR social event of Oc
tober 18 will be A. A. D. W.
reception at the Masonic
temple, to which members will
invite their husbands. Following
the reception the group will hear
S. Stevenson Smith, professor
from the University ot Oregon,
speak on "The Limits of Gossip."
Professor Smith is an excep
tionally witty speaker and guests
are looking -forward to an enter
taining evening. Mrs. Otto Paulus
is chairman of the program com
mittee, assisted by ' Miss Alice
Brown and Miss Ada Ross. Miss
Ola Clark is in charge of serv
ing. The hostess committee is head
ed by Mrs. J. A. Jelderks and in
addition to the standing commit
tee, is assisted by Miss Mabel
Robertson, Mrs. Clifford Brown
and Mrs. Harry Keeney of Inde
pendence. Miss Frances Vlrginie Melton Is
arranging for the musical pro
gram, which will consist of violin
selections by Dalbert Jepsen.
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Plans for Wedding
October 14
MISS BENEITTA EDWARDS, who has been extensively
feted during the past week.in anticipation of her
rnarrilge OctobeTl jreleasW J0
ms Edwards and Roy Harland will be married Satur
day Sght at 8 o'clock at the Knight Memorial church, Rev.
H. C. Stover officiating. :' r-"-i - T ,:' -- ' .
D..An .ant Mfna TJorothT EaSt-
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KrMPBmatdn. Hal Bolinger
will serve as best man for Mri
Harland. A reception will ne giv
en following the ceremony at the
home of ' the 'bride's parent on
State '..street,'
Misa Edwards la a graduate of
Willamette university and is af
filiated with -Alpha Phi Alpha
sorority." Mr. Harland is also a
wiiiainpft rraduate and is a
member of Alpha Psl Delta fra
ternity. He- is connected wun
Walter Winslow in the practice
Of law. i
On WAdnesdav last Miss Car
oyl Braden and Miss Harriett Ad
ams were joint bostesses at a
kitchen shower at the Braden
residence. Daisies and marigolds
provided the decorative motif
Cards were in play and a late
supper Was served.
Present were Miss Edwards,
guest of honor, Miss Elisabeth
Clement, Miss Lois Wilkes, Miss
Clara Wright, Miss Dorothy East
ridge, liss Bernice Rickman,
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Harlan - Mrs. B. . F, . Adams, Mrs.
H. Jj. Braden, Mrs., Walter Spaol
dlns and "hostesses. Miss Braden
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Saturday night . Miss Dorothy
Eastridge invited members ot the ,
bridal party and Ixiends et Miss
Edwards to an informal evening
of bridge. Zinnias and gUdloll in
bronze and orange shades were
used about the rooms. Gifts were
presented to the honor guest.
Bidden were Miss Edwards,
guest of honor. Miss Caroyl Bra
den, Miss Harriett Adams. M1ss
Helen Breithaupt, jWlss Marian
Brets. Miss Mildred Miller, Miss
Elizateth dementi "Mrs. Inna
Wells, Miss Lulu AUen. Miss Lor
etta Varley, Miss Roberta Var
ley, Miss Marjorie O'Oell, Miss
Bernice Rickman, Miss Mildred
Drager, Miss Lois Wilkes and
hostess, Miss Eastridge.
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