1941
THE REGISTER-GUARD, EUGENE, OREGON
Page Seven.
U Jean Randolph and
(ifnrd L. Hollingsworth
he Married in July
By MARIAN LOWRY
.... announcement of the engagement and of the
-. the marriage of Miss Jean Randolph, daughter
ft 1 Li I Mrs. W. C. Randolph, to Guilford L. Hollings
s?r .nH Mrs. J. L. Hollingsworth. was mad
KJmoon at an informal tea.
tSgls planned for Wednesday, July 2.
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rwa. toW on tiny
$dW"gut5 as they
the Universi
fSere the is a m"ber
Phi, national jour-
Ssworth is receiving
Tofsclenw degree in
f it Oregon State college
Graduated from the
J year and formerly at
5 University of Oregon
. He is a member of Sig
e honorary, Phi Kapoa
u c group, Eta Kappa Nu
n peering fraternity
Beta Pi, engineering hon
the college.
At T
nouncement tea was given
,ome of Mrs. Robert M.
Jr., twenty friends of the
d being invited to call
four-thirty and six
ftlliam M. Tugman pour
Kiss Margaret Hay assist-
asked Included: Mrs. W.
ilph, Mrs. J. L. Hollings
a. A. Ray Wiseman, Mrs.
Wiseman, Mrs. Carlton
rs, A. Ralph Gray, Miss
e Gray, Miss Eileen
ji. Ray Baker, Miss Ann
Mn. Hazen Olsen, Mrs.
ndrickson, MUs Margaret
B Grace Babbitt, Miss
Thompson, Mrs. E. A.
Kb. Louis W. Waldorf,
aid young, Mrs. William
an, Mrs. Sadie Gaylord.
DNESDAV
itpters of P. E. O. are to
dnesday, Chapter AM at
ilrty o'clock at the home
Harry G. Talbot; Chapter
u o'clock at the home of
cy W. Brown.
r golf day for women of
stry tlub will be held
le Daughters of America
neet Wednesday evening
SETTER
BAKING
Lr homt bok-
Hlh delicious
i with Reman Meal.
Ink nut-Ilk flavor es-
i mnreni . . . and its
nrfn vitamin aoodntss givoi
m vigor and inirav. A do-
I bnaklait norrlda. At
Itnrwbtn.
SOMAN MEAL
I WAY IVEP.Y DAY
Calendar
for the business session In st.
Joseph'i hall at eight o'clock.
P.-T. A. EVENT
Lincoln P.-T. A. is to meet at
two-forty-five o'clock Wednesdav.
at the school building.
St. Mary's guild of St. Marv's
Episcopal church Is to hold its
regular all day meeting, Wednes-
aay, ai me parisn nan.
QUOTA CLUB MEETS
Quota club held its meetine
Monday noon at the Eugene ho
tel. Miss Mardell Edwards acted
as secretary in the absence of
Miss Wanda Wagner who is on va
cation. The friendly relations
committee, headed by Mrs. Adelia
Townsend, will have charge of the
luncheon meeting on May 26.
FROM CALIFORNIA
Mrs. Eula Gorrle of Santa Mon
ica, Cal., Is visiting her mother.
Mrs. Anna Carstedt, in the Willa
kenzie district.
REPORTS GIVEN
Convention reports were eiven
by Mrs. E. A. Stacks and Mrs.
William Lightfoot at the meeting
of Chapter H of P. E. O. Sister
hood, Monday evening, at the
home of Mrs. E. M. Reagan. The
two ladies were delegates to the
recent state meeting at Bend. Mrs.
M. H. Douglass assisted Mrs. Rea
gan for the Monday meeting. Mrs.
Lightfoot will entertain the group
in two weeks.
BETA SIGMA PHI
Beta Sigma Phi members were
guests of Miss Helen Bell and
Miss Edyth Ernsberger for a
meeting Monday evening at the
home of the former. In two
weeks, Mrs. Robert M. Betts and
Miss Mildred Kelso will entertain
the group at the home of the
former.
ALL DAY MEETINGS
Women of the First Baptist
church will hold an all-day meet
ing for Red Cross sewing Wednes
day in the church parlor. The
meeting begins at nine o'clock.
FOR WEDNESDAY
East Eugene W. C. T. U. will
meet Wednesday at two o'clock
with Mrs. S. M. Day.
Central W. C. T. U. meets Wed
nesday at two o'clock with Mrs.
Nora Williams.
Builders' club of Bethesda Luth
eran church will hold silver
tea Friday at two-thirty o'clock in
the church parlor.
Dorcas Needle club of the Em
maus Lutheran church will meet
Wednesday at eight o'clock in the
church parlor with Mrs. John Lar
son as hostess.
The Ladies' Auxiliary to the
Fraternal Order of Eagles will
Tuesday
6 p. m. Edison P.-T. A. ex
ecutive group supper, Skinner
Butte park cottage.
6:30 p. m. Alpha Iota din
ner, St. Mary's Episcopal par
ish hall.
6:30 p. m American Legion
auxiliary dinner, Moose hall.
6:30 p. m Dessert of Cecil
Harding missionary circle of
First Christian church, in
church annex.
7:45 p. m. PI Lambda Theta
meeting, home of Mrs. A. R.
Warren.
7:45 p. m. Evening book
study group of A. A. U. W.,
meeting with Mrs. Thelmer
Nelson.
8 p. m. Alpha Cht Omega
alumnae meeting, home of Miss
Helen Bell.
8 p. m. R. N. A. meets at
Moose hall.
8 p. m. Obsidian Princesses
meet with Miss Nellie Moore.
Wednesday
9 a. m. Women meet for
Red Cross sewing at First Bap
tist church.
All day meeting of St. Mary's
guild, St. Mary's Episcopal
church parish hall.
12 noon Weekly golf day for
women at Country club.
12:30 p. m. Chapter AM of
P. E. O. meets at home of Mrs.
Harry G. Talbot.
1 p. m. Chapter AY of P. E.
O. meets with Mrs. Percy W.
Brown.
2 p. m. Central W. C. T. U.
meets with Mrs. Nora Williams.
2 p. m. East Eugene W. C. T.
U. meets with Mrs. S. M. Day.
2 p. m. Wednesday Bridge
club meets at home of Mrs.
Amos Wilkins.
2 p. m. Iowa club meeting,
home of Mrs. C. O. Elliott.
2:30 p. m. Whiteaker school
P.-T. A. meeting, schoolhouse.
2:45 p. m. Lincoln P.-T. A.
meeting, school building.
7 p. m. Theta Rho Girls
meet at I. O. O. F. temple.
7:30 p. m. D. U. V. meets at
armory.
7:30 p. m. O. R. C. auxiliary
meets at Moose hall.
8 p. m. Catholic Daughters
of America meeting, St. Jo
seph's hall.
8 p. m. Eagles' auxiliary
meets at Eagles' hall.
8 p. m. Dorcas Needle club
of Emmaus Lutheran church
meets at the church.
Alumnae
Entertain
Seniors
pi BETA PHI alumnae met for
a supper Monday evening at
the home of Mrs. John A. Warren,
the group entertaining the seniors
of the active chapter and Miss
Fanny McCamant, chaperon at
the sorority. Mrs. S. W. Hurd as
sisted. Ten seniors were present.
Alumnae attending included
Mrsl William W. Bartle, Mrs.
Alan Chaffee, Mrs. Harold R.
Crosland, Mrs. M. B. Frykman,
Mrs. S. W. Hurd, Miss Jane Hall,
Mrs. Claire Kneeland, Mrs. Ken
neth S. Miller, Mrs. Gordon Per
lich, Mrs. Verne Callison, Miss
Helen Tillman, Mrs. J. W. Ward,
Miss Betty Wagner, Mrs. Basil
Wililams, Mrs. Willis B. Shepard.
This was the last meeting for
the alumnae until fall.
Scouts Plan Supper
For Miss Whitty
Friday Evening'
INVITATIONS are out from
Girl. Scouts troop No. 5 for a
upper tor be given Friday eve
ning of this week honoring Miss
leannette Whitty, the new scout,
director.
The supper will be in the First
Baptist church at five-thirty
o'clock.
Auxiliary Plans
For Memorial Day
Plans for the observance of
Memorial Day were completed at
the meeting of the U. S. W. V.
auxiliary Monday evening. The
members will march in the pa
rade, and will take part in the
services to be held by other patri
otic groups in the city park.
From there, the auxiliary mem
bers will go to the U. S. W. V.
plot, and then will go to the An
chorage for a water service.
Wreaths for Memorial Day will
be made at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Allen Hart, 1629 Moss street,
Thursday, May 29, at two o'clock.
Initiation was held at the meet
ing. Mrs. Horace Burnett was
endorsed by the group for a de
partment office. Plans were also
discussed for the twenty-fifth an
niversary of the auxiliary in
June. The carnation sale was re
ported as being successful. A
visitor at the meeting was Mrs.
Coll, who recently moved to Eu
gene from Kansas.
The '98 Inner Circle will meet
Monday, May 19, at two o'clock
at the armory.
Shower Given
fTffl Utile, But I Know What's Good"
Says Honey Lou
Even before Grandma Jones told
me that Valley Bakery goods
were the best, I knew that I
liked them best. . . . And it's
enriched with vitamins and Iron
in harmony with the defense pro
gram of our U. S; Government.
Valley Bakery
Eugene, Oregon, Phone 3187
hold election of officers at the
meeting Wednesday at eight o'clock
at the Eagles' hall.
O. R. C. auxiliary will meet
Wednesday at seven-thirty o'clock
at the Moose hall.
INITIATION PLANNED
Formal initiation will be held
by Theta Rho Girls Wednesday at
seven o'clock at the I. O. O. F.
temple.
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DEGREE OF HONOR
Degree of Honor executive com
mittee will meet Friday for a pot
luck luncheon at noon with Mrs.
George Curtis, South Willamette
street.
OFFICERS ELECTED
Group seven of the Women's
Missionary society of the First
Christian church held election of
officers at its meeting Monday
evening with Mrs. Clyde O'Neil.
Mn T?n ttnilev Is leader: Mrs.
Byron Taylor, secretary; Mrs. C.
rv npict. nnh tritv cnairman: ana
Mrs. Carroll Adams, World Call
chairman. Installation will be neia
at the June meeting.
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Philathean circle of the First
Methodist church met Monday eve
ning with Mrs. H. J. FinKstan.
Mrs. Grant Crakes gave a review
of the Methodist magazine, The
World Outlook. Twenty-six were
present, including one visitor. The
next meeting will oe dune wim
P. Bond. Mrs. George
Newton and Mrs. Lawrence Wells
will assist.
IRVING, May 13. (Special)'
Mrs. George Leetch entertained at
a shower Friday evening at her
home in honor of Mrs. Edltn
Haiely. A few games were played
led by Mrs. Georgia Jones after
which the gifts were opened and
refreshments served to Mrs. Ed
Halderson, Mrs. Gibbons, Mrs.
Georgia Jones, Mrs. Edith Hafely,
Mrs. Mary Ellen Gent, Mrs. Helen
Dorrah, Mrs.' Earl Davis, Mrs.
Kenneth Lawrence, Mrs. George
Gent, Mrs. Cecile Kelso, Mrs. Bob
Binkley, Mrs. Matt Leetch, Mrs.
Sylvia Paseman, Mrs. Leda Kelso,
Mrs. Lulu Bergman, Mrs. Burke,
Donna and Arlene Leetch, and the
hostess, Mrs. George Leetch.
P.-T. A. Meeting '
Miss Bettis Bride
At Pasadena, Cal.
Cards are out announcing the
marriage of Miss Mary Faye
Bettis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel E. Bettis, of Eugene, to
Edward P. Mandibles, of Pasa
dena, Calif. The service was read
on May 2, at five-thirty o'clock In
the evening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Glenn W. Jackson (Ruth
Bettis), Pasadena, Calif. , by Dr.
Milton 5. Weber, formerly pastor
of the Eugene Central Presbyter
Ian church.
The bride was given in marriage
by her brother, Donald Bettis.
Mrs. Glenn Cook, of Pasadena,
was matron of honor and -Dee Gil
more, also of Pasadena, was best
man.
Thirty relatives and friends at
tended the wedding and sixty
were present for the reception.
The couple left following the re
ception for a short wedding trip
to San Francisco and returned
May 10 to make their home at 48
Esther street, Pasadena, Calif.
Mrs. Mandibles is a graduate of
the Springfield high school and the
Pasadena Junior college. .
Hamblen-Brown
Wedding May 10
Miss Cora Brown and Sylvester
Hamblen were married Saturday
at a wedding held at the Modern
Beauty college. About forty
guests attended. Dr. Williston
Wirt of the First Congregational
church read the service.
Miss Norma Beyerlin and Mel
vln Speelmon attended the cou
ple. The bride wore a dress of navy
silk with white accessories and
a corsage of gardenias and red
rosebuds. Miss Beyerlin wore
navy and white, too.
For the music. Miss Joy Ellean
Ward played the violin.
A reception followed the serv
ice. Miss Garnet Johnson and
Miss Lena Stewart serving.
The couple will reside In Eugene.
Miss Wright,
Mr. Sweet '
Wed April 26
ANNOUNCEMENT has been re
ceived here of the marriage of
Miss Dorothy Wright, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Wright of
Eugene, to Guy V. Sweet, Jr., son
of Mr. and Mrs. G. V. Sweet of
Chicago, on April 26, in Oakland,
Cal.
Mr.' Sweet has been called east
by his firm and the couple will
leave May 20 for Chicago to visit
his folks. Mrs. Sweet is resigning
her work with the United Air
lines. She flew home the past
week-end to spend a few hours
with her parents
Women Of Moose
Report Party r
Women of the Moose met for
a card party Monday afternoon,
four tables being in play. Mrs.
George A. Simon and Mrs. Id
dings won the prizes. The next
party will be May 26. Twelve
members attended the sewing
club meeting with Mrs. W. I.
Lane. The time was spent work
ing on quilt blocks. Mrs. C. B.
Johnson assisted Mrs. Lane.
At the lodge meeting Friday
evening, Mrs. Frank Hyland, Mrs.
Edith Keith, Mrs. Allie Clarke
and Mrs. Sally Smith were ap
pointed hostesses for refresh
ments lor the May 23 meeting. At
that meeting, a class of candidates
.will be initiated in honor of Mrs.
Joseph Bartlett, state dean of
friendship tor the lodge. Mrs.
Bartlett will make her official
visit to Bend on May 17.
The Graduate Regents' club
will meet Monday, May 19, at
seven-thirty with Mrs. C. C.
Crowl, 109 Fifth avenue west.
Son Born
Wednesday afternoon at two-
thirty o'clock the Whiteaker P.-T.
A. will meet at the scnool lor tne
last time this year. A program
has been planned including sev
eral musical numbers. Flans lor
the combined May day program.
nicnic lunch, and track meet will
be discussed.' Refreshments will
be served. All parents and mends
are invited to attend.
Announcement was received here
Tuesday of the birth of a son to
Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Barnett
at San Francisco, Monday, May
iz. Tne Bac-y is a grandson of Dr.
and Mrs. A. F. Barnett of Eugene.
Mrs. Hamilton Barnett will be re
membered as the former Mary
Bennett, active in the Very Little
Theatre here lor several years.
Coburg Church Is
Scene Of Wedding
COBURG, May 13. (Special)
The marriage of Miss Nellie June
Bechdoldt, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. A. D. Bechdolt, to Leonard
J. Ludiker, son of Mr. and Mrs,
Joseph Ludiker, all of Coburg,
was solemnized Sunday, May 11,
in the coburg Church of Christ
before a large crowd of relatives
and friends of the couple. The
ceremony was read shortly after
noon, by Rev. Ed Powell.
Preceding the service, a girls'
quartet composed of Misses Lois
stoneberg. Doris RIes. Corrine
WcKinney and Verna Powell
sang, "I Love You Truly." Miss
Joanna Roork of Wendling played
the wedding music.
The bride was given in mar
riage by her father. Her dress
was of pink chiffon, floor length,
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wim a veil, wuicii was caugni
with mock orange blossoms, tn
match. She carried a nosegay of
sweet peas, forget-me-nots and
mock orange blossoms. Miss Beth
Ludiker, maid of honor, and sister
of the bridegroom, wore a dreas
if aquamarine green lace, also
floor length, and wore a corsage
of iweetpeas and forget-me-nots.
Diane Rader and Sonona Zachary
were flower girls.
Cecil Bechdolt, brother of the
bride, was best man for Mr. Ludi
iter. The bride is a former student
of the Coburg high school.
The couple will make their
home near Grants Pass.
MOTHERS AND DAUGHTERS
MEET AT BANQUET
SANTA CLARA, May 13 (Spe
cial) Eighty attended the motherg
and daughters banquet held re
cently in the Santa Clara Church
of Christ. Group singing was led
by Mrs. N. L. Hart. Mrs. Arthur
Edwards was chairman of the
program. A trio was sung by the
Jeffries sisters, Mrs. Jeffries, their
mother, accompanied them on the
organ. Mrs. E. C. Hart spoke for
the mothers while her daughter,
Mrs. Robert Bennett, spoke for
the daughters. A duet was sung
by Mrs. C. D. Chezem and Mrs.
H. C. Dobson. Mrs, Conley Silsby
was the speaker for the evening.
Birthday Party
Mr. and Mrs. Lyndel Gardner
entertained at their home, Sunday,
with a dinner party honoring the
birthday anniversary of Mrs,
Gardner's father, Samuel E. Bettis.
Those attending were the guest of
honor, Samuel E. Bettis and Mrs,
Bettis: Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Cool,
daughter, Martha Jane, and son,
Billy, of Drain; Mr. and Mrs.
Oliver Bettis and two sons. Dean
and Kenneth, of Blue River; Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Hayworth and two
children, Anna Jean and John, and
Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Davidson, of
Harrisburg; Mrs. W. T. Bettis and
Miss Thelma Cross, of Coburg; Mr.
and Mrs. A. C. Sperling, Mrs.
Louise Robson and Mr. and Mrs.
Lyndel Gardner and daughter,
Harriett Marie Hedin, of Eugene.
Oven Fresh Baked Goods
. at the
Wiissells
1 Wednesday Only 1
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I Mothers 1
1 '"SKw. 1ss Hllma Anderson will 1
1 v - i"N be at Russell's to demon- I
I 4" A 1 strate modem methods In 1
1 ' . " ' ' ' - ; j tafcmts hygiene. .
MISS ANDERSON I
Valuable Information will be given to all mothers
visiting the infants wear section (Wednesday
I only) by Miss Anderson. .
Gwty (Pi
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AMARANTH MEETING
EVENT OF MONDAY
Twenty visitors from Portland!
Including several grand officers,
attended the meeting of Willam
ette Court of the Amaranth Mon
day evening. Among the guests
were Mrs. Marie Morean. Brand
royal matron; William Roberts,
grand royal patron; and Mrs.
Frances Hurlburt, grand secre
tary. A covered dish dinner pre
ceded the meeting. Plans were
made for several of the Eugene
members to go to Klamath Falls
Saturday, May 24, when the
grand royal matron and patron
will be making their official visit
there. The next meeting will be
May 26. Friendship night will be
observed.
PYTHIAN SISTERS
HOLD DISTRICT EVENT
Twenty-two members of Hel
metta temple of Pythian Sisters
lttended the district convention
held last week at Corvallis. About
twelve lodges were represented at
the meetings, which were held
luring the afternoon and evening.
A banquet was also held in the
svening. The convention in 1942
will be held at Dallas.
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NORKENZIE CLUB
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NORKENZIE, May 13. (Spe
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club members will be guests of
Mrs. Ellis Maharry and Mrs. E. J.
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tage on Thursday for a twelve
thirty luncheon.
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