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July I) J THE REGISTER-GUARD, EUGENE. OREGON Page Six. u 'J ' ' ' Miss Alice Giustina and Thomas H.Taylor Tell Betrothal; To Wed in Fall By MARIAN LOWRY TULLE, orange blossoms, and bridal marches still hold their place in the social news of the season. Topping romantic news this week-end is announce ment by Mr. and Mrs. George Giustina of the engagement of their youngest daughter, Miss Alice Giustina, to Lieu tenant Thomas H. Taylor, son of Dr. and Mrs. Howard R. Taylor of the University. . The wedding will be in the early fall, probably in Sep tember. MISS AUCE GIUSTINA ANNOUNCEMENT Is being made today of the engagement of Miss Alice Giustina to Lieutenant Thomas H. Taylor. (Ken-nell-Ellis photo, Wiltshire engraving) Wiltse-Rugh Wedding Held Here Saturday THE marriage of Miss Mar garet Dee Rugh, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Loy all Rugh, to Murray Wiltse of Portland, son of Mrs. Isobel Wiltse of Newport, was solemn ized Saturday afternoon at a small wedding at the Rugh home, Dr. Victor P. Morris of the University of Oregon read ing the service at three o'clock. About twenty-five relatives and close friends were present for the wedding. The ceremony was perform ed in front of the fireplace, which was banked with pink and white gladioluses, burning tapers being arranged in can delabrums on the mantle. The couple was unattended. The bride wore a light blue dress with matching redingote, a matching hat, accessories in navy blue, and a corsage of pink roses and swet peas. For the music, Miss Marjorle Scobert played the piano and Mrs. Charles L. Paine, aunt of the bride, sang "Because." An informal reception fol lowed the service, Miss Phyllis Paine, cousin of the bride, and Misses Opal and Frances Wiltse, sisters of Mr. Wiltse, as sisting. Mr. and Mrs. Wiltse are to make their home in Portland at 621 N. W. 23rd avenue. The bride graduated from the University of Oregon where she is a member of Phi Mu sor ority and of Phi' Beta Kappa, Mu Phi Epsllon, and PI Lambda Theta honoraries. She taught at Newport and Redmond follow ing her graduation. CREDIT WOMEN'S Break fast club is to hold its regular meetinp Tuesday morning at the Del Rey cafe. H. V. Johnson, attorney, is to be guest speaker, discussing parliamentary procedure. Mrs. Orme Given Shower Party Mrs. Douglas Orme (Iva Curtis), a recent bride, was honored at a bridge party and crystal shower for which Mrs. Keith McMilan entertained at her home on Thursday after noon. Guests included Mrs. Orme, Mrs. Harry B. Johnson, Miss Mae Kinsey, Miss Hazel Fish wood, Mrs. Ellsha Large, Mrs. Clifford L. Constance, Miss Katherine Fox, Mrs. Orlando J. Hollis, Mrs. Arthur Warren, Miss Kathryn Mitchell, Miss Gertrude Deierlein, Miss Ola McDermott, Mrs. Glenn Graham, Mrs. Richard Hilles, Miss Clara Blais, Miss Claire Gibson, Miss Carolyn Woods, Mrs. J. F. Cramer, Mrs. Ethel C. Christie, Miss Rita Norris. Honors at cards went to Mrs. Christie, Miss Gibson, and the special prize to Miss Deierlein. VISITORS arriving this week-end were Ensign and Mrs. Raymond E. Kerr, whose marriage was a recent event in Evanston, 111. They are guests of Ensign Kerr's parents, Com mander and Mrs. Raymond E. Kerr. MR. AND MRS. L. J. MUR DOCK, Jr., (Mary Wright) left last week for New York City. Mr. Murdock is an ensign in the United States navy and will attend training school at Fort Schuyler. He was graduated this year from Oregon State college in the school of Indus trial engineering. HONORING William Peltier, technical sergeant in the 186th infantry, medical detachment, who was a visitor here during the mid-week. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Waldorf entertained at dinner on Wednesday evening. Guests included Sergeant Pel tier, Mrs. Martha Peltier, Otho Smith and his mother, Mrs. Smith; Baird Read. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Terry and daughter, Carol. ijj ' v -xv i s" ! v" ! . Attend University Both Miss Giustina and Lieu tenant Taylor are former stu dents at the University of Ore gon. The bride-elect is a mem ber of Delta Gamma sorority and is a member of the Eugene Spinsters club. Lieutenant Tay lor has been in the army air corps the past year, having been at Randolph and Brooks fields, and being stationed now at McChord field in the 85th bombardment squadron. Later in July, Mrs. Giustina is giving a tea honoring her daughter. THE MARRIAGE of Miss Doris Chapman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Chapman, to Gerald Nichols, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Nichols, will be solemnized this afternoon at two-thirty o'clock in the First Baptist church, Dr. C. L. Tra wln officiating. A large group will attend the wedding. HONORING Miss Edith Pearson, who recently an nounced her engagement to Bernard Eric Stain of Portland, Mrs. Keith McMilan and Miss Ella Carrick entertained Fri day evening at a dessert party and miscellaneous shower at the home of Mrs. McMilan. A group of sixteen was invited. ALPHA IOTA is meeting for a business and social gathering Monday evening at eight o'clock at the home of Mrs. Minnie Day, 446 Twelfth ave nue east. The board of directors of the group will meet August 4 in the evening at the home of Mrs. Merton Folts. ALPHA DELTA PI Mothers club is meeting for an all day picnic on Tuesday at the sum mer home of Mrs. Frank Scob ert on the McKenzie. WILLAKENZIE The Willa kenzie Thimble club held a picnic in Hendricks' park re cently. Those enjoying the day were Mrs. Robert Bedeche, Mrs. Arthur Dillingham, Mrs. Hobart Stout, John and William Stout, Mrs. Charles Cornelius, Mrs. Clayton Cauthorne, Mrs. Ray Brabham, Barbara Brab ham, Mrs. Frank B. Harlow, Mrs. Gyneth Olson and Mar jorie, Shirley Jean Harlow, Mrs. Earl Spence, Eddie Spence, Mrs. Helmuth Peter, Joan, Jerry and Carrol Peter, Mrs. Anna Carstedt, Ilene, Car ol and Charline Stone, Mrs. Carl H. Rutherford, Harold, Roberta and Beth Rutherford and Mildred Wheeler. B. Y. BRIDGE club members are meeting Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Loren Nor ton, 941 Eighth avenue west, at eight o'clock. QUOTA club members are to meet Monday noon for a busi ness session at the Eugene hotel. Miss Dean and Dr. Staples Wed The marriage of Miss Phoebe Dean of Medford to Dr. Lloyd Staples of the University of Oregon geology department faculty was solemnized Satur day evening in the Episcopal church at Medford at seven o'clock. Rev. E. S. Bartlam of Eugene officiated. Among guests at the wedding was Dr. Warren D. Smith of the University. The bride graduated this June from the University and is a member of Alpha Delta Pi sorority. MRS. FLOYD ' Weslerfield returned the past week from Hot Springs, Virginia, where she attended the national con vention of Alpha Delta Pi sor ority. Miss Kathleen Brady, of Al legany, president of the Uni versity chapter of the sorority next year, represented the act ive chapter. Following the con vention the two went to Wash ington, D. C, and Mrs. Wester field also visited with relatives in Iowa. ON FRIDAY, Miss Bertha DeVaney left to spend a week visiting relatives and friends in San Francisco and Oakland, Cal. Miss Sederlin Married July 3 Miss Mildred E. Sederlin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clar ence Sederlin, and Kenneth Randall of Cottage Grove were married the evening of Thurs day, July 3, at a ceremony solemnized at the Sederlin resi dence at eight-thirty o'clock, Rev. Arthur Edwards of the Christian church officiating. A group of twenty-one rela tives and close friends attended the wedding. The home was decorated with pink gladioluses and blue larkspurs. The bride wore a floor length dress of light blue taf feta with matching fingertip veil. Her flowers were a bou quet of sweet peas and Cecil Brunner roses. Mrs. Herbert Sederlin, sister-in-law of the bride, was maid of honor. She wore a white lace dress. Willard Randall was best man for his brother. At the reception following, Mrs. Elbert Hixson assisted Mrs. Clarence Sederlin in serv ing, and Mrs. Herbert Sederlin cut the cake. The couple will make their home at Culp Creek. KING'S DAUGHTERS of the United Lutheran church will sponsor a tea, Tuesday after noon from two-thirty to five o'clock, at the home of Mrs, Florence Lonberg, 280 Eleventh avenue west. Great Hosiery Sale! For the first lime in recent years we offer genuine full fashioned, pure silk hose, 39 gauge, witn lyle heel, sole, and top. 4 thread, 814 to IOV2. New fresh stock, best colors. Pair 39c A NEW SHIPMENT OF Strutwear and Hollyvogue Fresh stock . . . Jus't unpacked. Every pair fresh and new. Each pair guaranteed. All of the most wanted pnlnrs TVimnnV, WfJClU lion with the factory we are offering hun dreds of pairs at this low price ... Regular $1 and $1.15 79c Nylons A good stock of all regular size Nylon hosa at regular price 1.35 MISS VEI.MA ISKSSEIX THE ENGAGEMENT of Miss Velma Blssell to Herbert C. Dickson na.i announced recently, (Wiltshire engraving) APPAREL . . . FURS . . . ACCESSORIES TOILETRIES . . . MILLINERY MRS MISS MAXINE KNIGHT AMONG RECENT engagement announcements was that tell ing of the betrothal of Miss Maxine Knight to Ernest Detlefsen. The wedding will be next Saturday, July 19. (Kennell-Ellis photo, Wiltshire engraving) League Sets Special Meet For Monday "ELFARE League members have arranged a special meeting for Monday morning at ten o'clock at the Eugene hotel. At this time the group will discuss its activities during the Oregon Trail pageant. Among events planned by the League is a special lunchen and pioneer style show on Saturday, July 26. WILLAKENZIE Mrs. Roy Brabham entertained for her daughter, Barbara, on her ninth birthday. Games of various kinds were enjoyed by the lit tle girls after which refresh ments were served. Those in vited to the party were Nancy Steinmetz, Elaine Hicks, June Bedortha, Beatrice Spurgin, Delores Guftason, Marjorie Ol son, Darline Watson, Shirley Lynn, Phyllis Ware. Veronica Jones, and Annavie Lamb. MARTHA NEEDLE club will meet on Thursday afternoon at two o'clock at the home of Mrs. William Dean, 1859 Jefferson street. Miss Miller is Given Shower Miss Erma Miller, bride-elect of Kenneth DeLaMar, was hon ored at a shower and party giv en Thursday evening by Mrs. Rena Humphrey and Mrs. W. F. Wendt at the home of the former. Guests included Miss Miller, Mrs. H. H. Miller, Mrs. Wesley Pennington, Mrs. Henry Web er, Mrs. Harold Openshaw of Oakland, Cal., Mrs. William Gilbert, Mrs. John Newman, Mrs. C. K. Bergman, Mrs. Ivan Bergman, Miss Ada Rasmus sen, Miss Betty Lewis, Miss Betty Seavey, Miss Ellaine Newman, Miss Bette Whitmore, Miss Wyma Williams. ROTANA club is meeting Wednesday for luncheon at twelve o'clock at the Osburn hotel. AVALON club is meeting with Mrs. L. G. Eynon, 1570 Pearl street, Wednesday, at one o'clock. VETERANS of Foreign Wars auxiliary will meet Tuesday evening at eight o'clock in Moose hall for a regular busi ness session. Reports of the state convention will be read. Just Unpacked . . . Our First' Large Shipment of Fur Coats We ordered these garments early at lower prices than will, be available later. A fur tax will come, probably by September 1st. It is smart to buy your fur coat now to avoid increased prices and taxes to come. Sable dyed muslarats Deep KaHa dyed brown Siberrean Squirrel Natural Gray blended Siberrean squirrel locke Natural gray Chinese kid Black kid caraculs London dyed lquirrel Oriental Mink k Russian Kolinsky Every coat sold by H. Gordon & Co. absolutely guar anteed against imperfections of any kind. Choose your coat now and pay during the summer months. Lenient terms arranged to suit your budget if desired. APPAREL . . . FURS . . . ACCESSORIES TOILETRIES ... MILLINERY ROBERT L. FOLGEDALEN THE MARRIAGE of Mrs. Robert L. Folgedalen (Z J engraving) Queen's Ball On July 25 Of Interest MONG Oregon Trail pageant social events of in terest will be the queen's ball, an invitational event, arranged for the evening of Friday, July 25, at Gerlinger hall with the Eugene Spinsters club members as sponsors. Dancing will be from ten un til one o'clock, the ball honor ing Queen Susannah V and her court. Patrons for the event will be Mayor and Mrs. Elisha Large, Mr. and Mrs. George P. Hitch cock, Dr. and Mrs. Donald M. Erb, Dr. and Mrs. Frederick M. Hunter, Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Stickels, and the Spinsters club's patronesses and their husbands, Mr. and Mrs. Loy W. Rowling, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Scharpf, Mr. and Mrs. Law rence W. Manerud, Mr. and Mrs. Belden Babb. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn S. McCready, Mr. and Mrs. Eyler Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas I. Chapman, Mr. and Mrs. Carlton E. Spencer, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Walsh. Visitors Feted At Garden Party Miss Hortense Clash Miss Mary Catherine Sd were nosiesses hi 1 d party Thursday eveninjil home of the former, arrJ ine event 10 nonor MiaJ raine Hunt, Miss Irma El son, and Mrs. WoodrowR all of whom are here 0 tlons from Los Angeles. Invited were Miss Hunt,! Heiikson, Mrs. Keller, Blanche Osborn, Mrs. Vel Gross, Miss Louise Shut, Iris McNutt, Miss Gladji NUtt, Mrs. Kobb, Mill Hanson, Miss Margaret Miss Grace Schaefers, m seph Carroll. BETA SIGMA PHI maf are planning a picnic fa I day evening, the group tel at the home of Mrs. b Long at five forty-five and to go from there to wood. Miss Jessie Smilt the committee in charge, MRS. W. W. DTOJHAlf daughter, Gloria, return past week from a trip tot ver. ! 1 J PAGEANT MARKDOWNS NEW REDUCTIONS ON SUMMER DRESSES All remaining summer dresses in both the better and the popular priced washables take new added markdowns. FORMALS Vou may select new spring and ft summer formals regularly 5,98 priced $11.95 to $29.75, includ- to ing Jean Carol, Patricia Perkins, Ain and other makes. iXU FOUNDATIONS 25 to foundation garments, girdles and corselettes. i-no OU 0 LESS APPAREL . . . FURS . . . ACCESSORIES TOILETRIES . . . MILLINERY
