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1 THE REGISTER-GUABD, EUGENE. ORIGON page Fourteen. - ""IT IT W iia. ' IfaiMLrilHpaLMai MRS. JAMES DRAPER The marriage of Mrs. James Draper, the former Suz anne Nagle, was solemnized recently. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Nagle. $ K ""is, ' XenneH-EUt photo, Wiltshire engraving MISS BETTY FIZSDAL The engagement of Miss Betty Fiksdal to Glenn Smeed -was announced during the week. fir- U V ' VI ! V r , Wiltshire enrvin '."I MRS. D.N. JAMESON . Among recent brides la , Jvlrs. ' Dustln Newton Jame son, the former Dorothy ; ';S u z a n n e M a g n u s on, daughter of the A, G. Mag nusons of Booth. Bishop photo, Wiltshire engraving Igoe-Rhonalt Wedding Friday The marriage of Miss Ethel Rhonalt, daughter of Mrs. Clif ford Geear, formerly of Eu gene and now of Pato, Colom- ' bia, South America, to C. R. "Pete" Igoe, son of Mrs. Charles M. Igoe of Eugene, was solem nized Friday afternoon at a simple service held in the par ish house of St, Mary's Cath olic church at two o!clock, Rev. Francis P. Leipzig officiating. Mrs. Ford Danner, sister of the bride, and Burke Austin at- , tended the couple. Only the immediate families and a few -close friends attended. - The bride wore a teal blue . suit with blue fox fur trim, matching hat, and an orchid. . Mrs. Danner wore a rose cor duroy suit with navy blue hat and accessories, and corsage of rosebuds and gardenias. Following the service, a re ception was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ford Danner. Mr. and Mrs. Igoe are to make their home in Portlandi Both are former students of the University of Oregon, the bride being a member of Gamma Phi Beta sorority, Mr. Igoe a mem ber of Phi Delta Theta frater nity. SPINSTERS club will be en tertained Wednesday evening at the home of Miss Patricia Parker at seven-thirty o'clock. BETA' SIGMA PHI members are meeting Monday evening, Mrs. Robert M. Betts and Mrs. Melvin Long to be hostesses at the home of the former at seven forty-five o'clock, DATE FOR the wedding of Miss Madelyn Holscher, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Holscher of Parkersburg, West Virginia, and John O Harris, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy L. Harris of Prlnevllle, Ore., has been announced. The wedding it to bt October' 23. Betrothal Told at Luncheon An engagement announce ment of interest to many Eu gene friends was told Thursday at a luncheon when Miss Yvonne Stevens, daughter of Mrs. Jennie-E. Stevens, told of her betrothal to Stanley Carl son of Portland, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Carlson of that city. The wedding is to be in No vember. The announcement party was given in the Osburn hotel tea- room. Guests were seated at a large round table which was centered with a bouquet of pastel colored asters, snap dragons, and delphiniums. Be tween each place were crystal holders with pink and blue candles. The news was written in invisible ink on the place cards which were held to the candle flame to bring out the , writing. Attending the luncheon, were . Miss Jeannette Calkins, Miss " Helga Myrmo, Miss Helen Bur ton, Miss Harriet-' Bagaason, Mrs. Maurice Clarke,- Mrs. Wil liam Thompson, Mrs. Clyde Owings, Mrs. Alan Chaffee, Mrs. Alan Eppenbaugh, Mrs. Roy Coping, Mrs. A. L. Has zard, Mrs. Allen Fegles. INVITATIONS are out for the wedding of Miss Elizabeth (Betty) Fiksdal and Glenn Smeed. The ceremony will be Sun day afternoon, October 5, in St. Mary's Episcopal church at four thirty o'clock. ' A reception will be held at the Alpha Gamma Delta sor ority following the church serv ice. .- THE WEDDING of Miss Cor inne1 Wignes and Lyle Nelson is announced for the evening of October 2 in Alumni hall of the Gerlinger building at eight o'clock. , Miss Claire wignes is to attend her sister , and John Cavanagh is to be best man. Honoring Miss Wignes, a group of friends gave a lunch eon and crystal shower the past Tuesday in the alumni editor's office. Attending were Miss - Rosalind Gray, Mrs. Mae Kob ilkin, Miss Alice Coldren, Miss Aileen Guy, Miss Eunice Ed wards, and Mrs. Stephen Cros ley. : . ' ALPHA DELTA PI Mothers club met the past week with Mrs. P. M. Krutzler. The next regular meeting comes in Oct ober. ' A PARTY for the members of the wedding party of Miss Juanita Wilson and James Rus sell, who were married Satur day evening, was held Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Perkins after the wedding rehearsal. Those present were Miss Wil son, Mr. Russell, Miss Muriel Tyson, Joe Keever, Miss Katie Emery, Basil Ryals, and the hosts. . THE ENGAGEMENT of Miss Pearl Macklin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Macklin of Trent, to Corporal Deryl (Bill) E. Butters, son of Mr, and Mrs. A. F. Butters of Oelwein, Iowa, has been announced. The wedding will be in the near fu ture. The bride-elect is a graduate of the Pleasant Hill high school. Mr. Butters is stationed at Fort Lewis. fsM . as featured i f 1 f Priced EXCLUSIVE WITH if APPAREL . . . FURS . . . ACCESSORIES TOILETRIES AND MILLINERY 'iTT'- lftiitl'mTitWirf' "'- '--''"--'''-!-- I-'- - ' ' - i ' " -inn i Kennell-Ellls photo, WUtthir cngnvinf MRS.' W. L. HOADLEY Heading the Girl Scouts annual finance campaign is Mrs. William L. Hoadley. The campaign will be launched by the local Girl Scouts council Wednesday. ' Miss Wilson Is . -Wed Saturday ' The marriage of Miss Juanita Wilson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fay WUson,rto James Rus- ' sell, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Russell, was solemnized Satur day evening at a service held in the annex of the First -Christian church, Dr. S. Earl. Childers reading the rites at eight o'clock. More than Sixty relatives and friends were pres ent for .the wedding. . The ceremony took place in front' of the large windows. Flower baskets of chrysanthe mums and other flowers in the fall shades of yellow and orange, with touches of blue . of delphiniums, and many candles were used in decorat ing. Bouquets also decorated the mantles. ' The bride wore a dark amber velveteen dress with brown ac cessories and hat, and a corsage of white orchids. ' Mrs. John Perkins was ma tron of honor. She wore a light green dress with brown ac cessories and corsage. Basil Ryals of McMinnville was best man. . For the music, Joe Keever sang "Because" and "Always", and Miss Muriel Tyson played the piano.- Gene and Kenneth Wilson, brothers of the bride, lighted candles. A reception followed the serv ice. Mrs. Jack Wilson, aunt of the bride, cut the cake, and Mrs. Kenneth Hulse of Salem, sister of the bridegroom, poured. , Assisting with the serving were Mrs. Kenneth Drew, Miss Jean Van Fossen, Miss Dorothy Hast ings, Miss Rita Brandt, Miss Ann .. Russell, Miss Marjorie Goodman, and Miss Barbara in GLAMOUR ' ' mm at 14.95 f 1 Engagement Is Told Friday At a party given Friday eve ning at the home of Mrs. E. J. E b e r d t, announcement was made of the engagement of Miss Delphine Greig to Lieuten ant William .Murray of Fort Lewis. The bride-elect is the daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. William Greig, Lieutenant Murray the son of Mrs. Mary Murray of Eugene. ' Hearts and other games were played, the news being told at the supper. A large mortar centered the table containing capsules tied to ribbons lead ing to each place., The an nouncement written on a pres cription blank, was inside each capsule. A rosebud was ar ranged at each place. No date is set for the wed ding. Invited to the party were Miss Mary Ellen Schimel, Miss Patricia Plinsky, Miss Patricia Schmidt, Miss Pauline Elkow, Miss Helen Rodakowski, Miss Myrtle Schoen, Miss Felicia Crittenden, Miss Mary Ellen Stevens, Miss Betty Cordell, Miss Pauline Mitchell, Miss Alice Helen Webb, Miss Wanda Hill, Miss Dorothy Stanley. Jean Russell, sister of the bride groom. Mr. and Mrs. Russell are to be at home in Eugene at S34 Fourteenth avenue east. A beautiful new Red n i to brighten today and Y h ' '' K :-;h - ' A new Hpithk , ' m P ' .1 i is challenge tomorrow. Wear like a bright banner on your Hps your fingertips LIPSTICK, 1.50 CHAM XOUGE, U5, 175 NAIIFOUSH, J5 HARMONY IOX, 140 I I APPAREL . . . FURS APPAREL . . . FURS TOILETRIES AND MILLINERY RE. O. Chapters Meeting The three local chapters et ' the P.E.O. Sisterhood hold meetings this week, two of the groups for the opening events of, the new year. ( Chapter H is meeting Mon day evening at the home of Mrs. Henry Korf at seven-fifteen o'clock, Miss Beryl De ford assisting. ' On Wednesday at one o'clock, Chapter AY is to meet at the home of Mrs., L. J. Temple, this being the first meeting of the fall for the chapter, i Members of Chapter AM also meet Wednesday for the year's first gathering, luncheon at one o'clock at the home of Mrs. H. L. Edmunds, Mrs. W, C. Martin of Cottage Grove, as sisting. Reports will be given on the recent supreme conven tion. . THIS AFTERNOON, Mr. nd Mrs. Ira O. Stewart are enter taining at a tea honoring Miss t Lillian Johannesen of Portland, bride-elect of Vernon P. Nelson, ; son of the Stewarts. . A group of one hundred and fifty have been invited to call between two and six o'clock at the Stewart residence. HOME FROM a trip to the south are Mr. and Mrs. Orlando J. Hollis. They visited at Lake Tahoe, went to Reno, Nev., and visited in Los Angeles with Mr. Hollis" sister, Mrs. Keith Mc Mllan and Mrs. Hollis' sister, Mrs. Allen Botzer. They also stopped in San Francisco for several days. CLASSES A, B, AND C will participate in a threesome with full handicap as a feature of the weekly golf day for women at the Country club, Wednes day. The luncheon will be at twelve, golf at twelve-thirty o'clock. WELFARE. LEAGUE'S Red Cross sewing group has begun its year's 'work, planning the second meeting this coming Monday at the home of Mrs. Charles D. Thompson at two o'clock. The group meets each week with Mrs. Thompson. All members and inactive members interested in working with the group are invited to attend. THE MARRIAGE of Miss Maxine Howard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Howard, to Lieutenant Carl M. Mclntyre, Fort Lewis, son of Mrs. Bertha Mclntyre of Corvallis, will be solemnized next. Saturday eve ning, September 27, at the Ho ward residence at eight-thirty o'clock. This past Wednesday, Miss Howard was honored at a shower given by her aunts, Mrs. M, H. McGuire and Mrs. S. E. Howard, at McMinnville, A WEDDING for September 28 will be that of Miss Dorothy Sherman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Sherman of Salem; and Jake Ploub, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Jake Ploub of Mon mouth. your cheeto . , . ACCESSORIES ' . . Affr.TtSfiAnTWB Mf mm mm i ait mjoo uiuftUNZ GREIG The engagement of Miss Delphln Grete t emt William Murrm, V w- 1. to , j wu uitnouncflO ' Mr., Mrs. Dunn Wed 60 Years ' Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Dunn will greet friends at an open house next. Friday afternoon, Septem ber 26, in observance of their sixtieth wedding. anniversary. . The reception will be from two until five o'clock, arid all friends are invited. All of the couple's seven children will be here for the gathering, . including: Mrs. Frank Price of Eugene, Miss Claire Dunn of Grants Pass, Miss Grace Dunn of Walla Walla, Mrs. George F. Hough ton of Eugene, Mrs. Sherman Lovell, Ray Dunn, and Fred Dunn, all of Astoria. ANNOUNCEMENT is made by Mrs. L. G. Moxley of Chesh ire of the marriage of her daughter,: Miss Louise Mae Hogan, to Howard Edward Davison, son of Mr. arid Mrs. S. D. Davison of Cheshire. The wedding was an event, of Sep tember 12 at Vancouver. Wash. The couple will be at home at Horton. Attain Perfect t Proportion With WARNER'S yOO K 'I Veil of Youth" $5.00 to $15.00 The wry. goft light weight corselette that will mold your figure nt0 a MW eleefc silhouette and feel as comfortable cs on old shoe! .f 1 Ie Jj uplift of the Bra It gives your ilsv ETRlEl AND i. Dancing Qu' , up lear;. (COCT. flQH fAai dance, March Jl; crial mal, April. II; A' . oonal dines, May l?, "j Officen of th fajw elub are Ctrl ft Bitar, -osnt; Chester ViW5 president; Mn. Diua & secrtUry-tresiisw. The KotlUion ui fjj orean dubs sooiopttttk their dince cttadiafc ym announce! , -.i ' MISSimYl!ji daughter of MnTOliwi more, Eugene, wu smm urdsy,SeptemiwS(!,b Brinkmte, MntfMr.tf! H. C. Brinkssan of Siiitn Iumbia. The wreaot? j solemnized In Lewfetai the couple will wsldt. ij by Mr. and Mn. Edprii route 3, of &e enjjjtj their younger 'daufh, Mable Drew, to Vin ton son of Mr. snd Mn. 0i Snyder of Lebanon. Siti ding is planned tor, bm ober. . . . vr Let lean Word, -"2 it adorethenew2: si
