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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 13, 1944)
" It-' MRS. JOHN ALLAN GARD Lf SleeDer, Allan Gard thipel of St. Ha's Epis jmrch was the setting Emuch interest here when Virjaret Sleeper. and Mrs. Nell B. Sleeper, unied to Private John Al ud, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. H :w acacia and daffodils. Li carnations and tulips bid the altar and also were bd in tall baskets at euner Fa! candelabrums with if tapen also standing at (side, wmie paims in" U of the altar rail. Rev. Binlfm. rector of the f. rod the vows. Preceding trice Xlfred Tyson played ousic, and the traditional I'l marches. DIM Seeoer gave his daughter luraje. The bride wore a kr blue silk suit with a shiny straw hat. She car white Bible on which were m orchids. . las lelth Brown "and Anita i were bridesmaids. Miss n wore a purple wool crepe with matching hat and a tot yellow rosebuds. Miss wore a gold wool crepe with brown hat and a cor- m purple irises. Mt Gerald Stone was best ad Private Robert Robert as the usher. bride's mother wore an Sue silk crepe dress with wiw hat and corsase of wftuds. The bridegroom's ' wore a black crepe dress ni straw hat and corsage ! rosebuds. Frirada prof the service, the normally creeteH friends i tnsrch entrance, ft i supper for the bridal the two families was i the Del Rey cafe. 2 out-of-town guests at ""I were J. J. r.arrf nf K?ttbrlde8rocm- "ad Mrs. Rmr r Ail f ? former Eugene residents. JJ Bard is stationed at Z .7 im a"d ar first of the week f We will remain In Eu- C graduated from wririy of HrAnnH i r,nHamemh, i v- 1 wama sorority. Private " attendmo ih. JTTe uu Psi lodge on vvV "I &rV -ifl J' 4 : f ru tk.. A Han riamA Marairai . Wv.' V 1- "H L j ih oast WMK was i-in. -".. C to wedding bting an event 0f Wednesday evening. (Wednesday in Episcopal Chapel PHIPPS-NEAL WEDDING SATURDAY A popular campus couple, Miss Shirley Neal and Preston L. Phipps, were married. Saturday afternoon, four-thirty o'clock, at a ceremony held in the chapel of St. Mary's Episcopal church. Rev. E. S. Bartlam, rector officiating. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl B. Neal of Olympia, Wash., Mr. Phipps the son of Judge and Mrs. F. L. Phipps of The Dalles. The bride is a junior on the campus and a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority. Mr. Phipps, who is with the senior ROTO group on the campus, is affiliated with Phi Delta Theta fraternity, i Miss Susan Grout of Portland was maid of honor for her cou sin. Bridesmaids were Miss Aly sone Hales, Mrs. Don Johnson, and Miss Beverly Jacob. Laur ence Phipps was best man for his brother, and James Thayer, James Dennison, and Glen Porter were the ushers. The. bride wore a turquoise blue silk dress with a small hat of the turquoise veiling and flowers, and she carried a white Bible on which were arranged white orchids. Miss Grout wore navy blue. Miss Hales was dress ed in light blue, Mrs. Johnson in light green, and Miss Jacob in pink, all attendants carrying nosegays of flowers. Following the service at the church, a reception was held at the Kappa Kappa Gamma sor ority house. Mrs. A. R. Grout of Portland, aunt of the bride, Mrs. Nelson F. Macduff, and Mrs. Ed ward F. Bailey poured. Assist ing in serving. were members of the sorority. Parents of both the couple were here far the wedding. Mrs. S. G. Rodway was hos tess Wednesday evening at a buffet supper, inviting as guests the entire chapter of Alpha Om icron Pi sorority. Her daughter, Miss Merribeth Rodway, is chap ter president Honoring Mrs. Morris Moor-. head, who is Lieutenant Madia Gross Moorhead of the Wac, the past matrons and past patrons of Evangeline chapter, O.E.S., are giving a dinner party Sunday evening at the Osburn hotel, five-thirty o'clock, the event to be for all past matrons and past patrons and their husbands and wives. Lieutenant Moorhead was an officer in Evangeline chapter when she left for service. J mm tTRMSH ROOM AT CAMP ADAIR rt'l i r.i'" I'D '1 '-I til1 ' -t'j- " ....lit "bin , Zonta rl,,K ...i. it.u ,v . Jlr'hHLr,nU c,ub 'r,r month look over Uli M'.;; "n the local group earning on ". "f the local group earning on on , . 1 ' . ,nin rifvl.lnH -r xim r ,. fhairm.n r is,- ... t-LJ ii,- .i.,k " uiviMon (Trailbiaieni. Um f. " ,n commlltre from ine riuo ir mt pi '"nsture. assisted by Prlvatea Thomas FascaneUa, Herman Friedman, and Engagement of Miss Lt. Charles Pressman By MARIAN LOWRY February, traditionally the month for engagements and wed dings, is living up to reputation this year. Several romantic news items have featured the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Roy R. Hughes of Eugene are announcing the betrothal of their daughter, Miss Hope Merilyn Hughes, to Lt (jg) E. Charles Pressman, naval . air corps, son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Pressman of Glendive, Montana. Today, at the Residence club in San Francisco, Miss Hughes, together with Misses June Tay lor, Mary Elizabeth Earl, and Eugenia Robertson, all formerly of Eugene, will entertain with a Valentine party to announce tht news to a group of former Uni . versify of Oregon friends now in that city. Those at, the party will include: Missea Patricia Parker, June Tyler, Dorothea Giustina, Eugenia Robertson, Mary Eliza beth Earl, and Mildred Wilson, , and Mrs. Tom H. Taylor, all of Eugene and now in the Bay city, also Misses Florence Cooley, Marguerite Keating, Grace Will iams, Nancy Riesch, Helen Jane Kerr, Audrey Lynd, Jean Hayes, Miss Jean Talboy, and Peggy Smith, all former university friends of the bride-elect. The wedding is to take place in the early summer upon Lieuten ant Pressman's return to the States. The bride-to-be was graduated from the University of Oregon with honors, and on the campus is a member of Pi Beta Phi sor ority, Phi Beta Kappa scholastic BONNE HEURE CLUB DANCE NEXT THURSDAY Bonne Heure dance ' club's February party will be a Valen tine dance next Thursday eve ning, downtown Masonic temple, nine o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Fenn, Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Schrenk, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Goettling, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Combs, and Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Anderson are the committee for the evening. Announcement is made by Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Deal of the mar riage of their daughter. Miss Wilma Irene Deal, to Wayne Franklin Leeper, son of Mrs. Gladys Huff. The wedding was an event of February 4, in Eu- gene. The couple are at home Alpha Delta Pi Mothers' club is to be entertained Tuesday aft ernoon by Mrs. L. J. Temple at her home for dessert at one-thirty o'clock. 1 Auxiliary to General Lawton camp, United Spanish American War Veterans, will meet for one o'clock potluck dinner Sunday, at the Knights of Pythias hall, with a regular business meeting to follow. Mrs. W. W. White is chairman. Neighbors of Woodcraft Thim ble club will meet at the home of Mrs. M. T. Truelson, 176 Eighth Avenue west, Monday evening at seven-thirty o'clock. Illahee Division will meet Monday afternoon at two o'clock, at the Knights of Pythias hall, for the regular lodge session. The monhtly party will be held the following day, Tuesday after noon at one-thirty o'clock, at the home of Mrs. Harry Wheeler. Mrs. Mary Dunn will be the as sisting hostess. . All Saints guild, St Mary's Episcopal church, is to meet Wednesday afternoon, home of Mrs. P. D. Norton, two o'clock. St Mary's guild, St MSry's Episcopal church, is to have its regular all-day meeting, Wed nesday, church parish house. At the covered dish luncheon at noon, birthdays for the month will be observed, Mrs. V. V. Hemenway in charge of the lun cheon. Santa Clara Thimble club-is to ' meet at the home of Mrs. L. G. Cunningham next Wednesday, two o'clock. United Lutheran missionary society will meet at the home of Mrs. William Zeleny, in the Bar tie Court apartments, Tuesday evening at seven-thirty o'clock. WUUhlrnsrlnf fnr.itnr In furnish one of the day such a project. The room s lor tn" - t-.a mass 1-' tat. V i l ur. Co Mar allr. Zonia prmanit, fnr the nroiect. are shovm here Hope Hughes to Told Today honorary, Mortar Board senior honorary. She was active in the Spinsters club here before going south. She is with the air trans port command in San Francisco. Lieutenant Pressman attended University of Montana, where he was pledged to Sigma Nu fra ternity, and the University of Oregon before going to the naval air corps. He was commissioned at Jacksonville, Florida, Nov. 1, 1942, and is now on duty with the Atlantic fleet. Ktnnell-CUli photon Wiltshire wniravlnf MISS YVONNK TQRGLER Announced this week on the campus was the engagement of Miss Yvonne Torgler, Portland, to Donald R. Barker of Eugene. Kotillion Dancing n Saturday Kotlllion club's patriotic dance, observing the Lincoln and Wash ington birthdays, is planned for next Saturday evening, Osburn hotel, nine-thirty o'clock. Hosts for the evening Include Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Gowdy, Mr. and Mrs. Philip A. Gent, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Bauman, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest McCulloch, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Myrmo, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Pirtle. ORIDES MOTHERS Orldes Mothers club Is to be entertained Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. James H. Walker, Park avenue. Members are asked to meet at 618 Eleventh Avenue east at two o'clock, transportation being arranged from there. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Rhodes, Asheville, North Carolina, have announced the marriage of their daughter. Miss Lucy Marie ' Rhodes, to Roy F. Hawkins, TM, lc, USNR, son of Mrs. Emma Hawkins of Eugene. The wed ding was an event of Wednesday, February 2, In Vancouver, Wash. Following the war, the couple plan to be at home in Eugene. Mr. and Mrs. Hawkins left the past week for Seattle following a visit here with relatives and friends, Mr. Hawkins to be reas signed to duty from there. He served with the North Atlantic convoy for the past year. Chapter H, P.E.O. Sisterhood, is meeting for a Valentine party on Monday evening, seven-fifteen o'clock at the home of Mrt A. R. Wilcox. Mrs. Sherman W. Moody and Mrs. Grace Berg are assistant hostesses for the eve ning, Mrs. Leonard J. Oswald, grand regent of the Catholic Daughters of America, announces the group is sponsoring a benefit bridge party to be held the afternoon of Tuesday, Feb. 22, two-thirty o'clock, Eugene hotel. Assisting Mrs. Oswald with plans for the event are Mrs. Clarence Brown, Mrs. E. J. Eberdt, and Mrs. Peter Schmltt AMARANTH EVENT Willamette court. Order of the. Amaranth, will meet Monday, evening, downtown Masonic tem ple, new officers taking over. A covered dish dinner is to be served at six-thirty o'clock, the committee furnishing rolls, but ter and coffee. On the committee for the eve ning are Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bee son, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Cum mlngs, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Sicka foose, Mrs. Jsmes Furnish, Mrs, Nina George, Miss Nellie Mc Clure, Mrs. Louise Mickelson. A skating party Is panned at Hie ice arena for Feb. 18 by the United Commercial Travelers. On the committee are L. H. Williams. Robert Toner. Frank F.hrig. William Dion, Roy Gu lafson. Frank Walker. Harold Moell. and John B. Coe. The par ty will be from ten-thirty until midnight. Loyal Workers class of the First Christian church will meet Friday for Red Cross sewing, at the church annex. Members will gather at ten o'clock in the fore noon, holding potlurk luncheon t twelve-thirty o'clodt. IONTA CLTO PARTY TO BE WEDNESDAY The Eugene Zonta club's semi monthly meeting will be a des sert on Wednesday evening, seven-thirty o'clock, Eugene hotel This is guest night for the club, Mrs. Mabel Hills trom and Mrs. Ralph A. Hope are to be hos tesses. Las( evening, a dozen or mora members of the club were enter tained at Camp Adair by the company for which the club fur nished a day room, the group having dinner at the mess hall of the company, followed by a party at the day room. FORTNIGHTLY CLUB Soviet Russian culture will be the topic for the program at the meeting -of the Eugene Fort nightly club next Thursday aft ernoon, two-thirty o'clock, Os burn hotel. Mrs. John Stehn is to discuss the music, Mrs. E. S. Bnrtlam the art, and Mrs. E. R. Knollin, the literature of that country. Mrs. Frank B. Reid left Thurs day evening for San Jose, Calif., for a visit with relatives, The Y.W.C.A. Advisory board is meeting Tuesday morning, nine-fifteen o'clock, at the cam pus YW bungalow. United Commercial Travelers auxiliary is to have its dessert and bridge party next Friday, one-thirty o'clock, at the home of Mrs. D. V. Harber, Mrs. Ed Davis and Mrs. Roy Gustafson assist ing WllUhlre (tisravfof MISS IVA STAATS , The engagement of Miss Iva Stuts to Sergeant Samuel N. Mellon of Vlncennes, Indiana, has been announced. KonnwIl'DHt photA, Wlttahtrw TiBTvtPS MISS DORIS JOHNSON Announcement has been made nf the engagement of Mlwa Doris Johnsoa la John UcLarruk I W 1 Date Listed for Patronesses' Tea Data for the annual silver tea ol the Mu Phi Epailon Patronesses association is announced for Tuesday afternoon, February 22, and it will be held at tht home ot Mrs. r. A. Beltz. Invitations for tha event will go out this coming weak. Mrs. Clarence A. Chase is gen eral chairman for tha tea. Mrs, Lloyd A. Payna is president of tha patronesses. MISS GRAHAM HOSTESS Miss Ann Graham waa hostess Tuesday evening at a fireside dessert at her home, guests in cluding members of Kwama, sophomora women's honorary group on tha campus, with Miss Lois Wlnsley tha special honor guest. Miss Winsley is leaving for Honolulu, Attending tha party were Misses Lois Winsley, Phyllis Evans, Mary McCandless, Mary ' Corrigan, Signe Eklund, June Johnson, Marilyn Holden, Mary Bush, Sally Tooey, Nancy Brownell, Altha Paul, Delorea Hewitt, Virginia Wright, Patty Van Hooser, Phyllis Miller, Mary Sherman, Anita Young, Barbara McClung, and the hostess. Pi Beta Ph! Mothers' club met tha past Wednesday at the soror ity chapter house. The girls of the chapter enjoyed tea with the mothers. Members of the club attending were Mrs. K. L. Carlisle, Mrs. F. M. Carter, Mrs. Dan E. Clark, Mrs. John Cordeli, Mrs. Lloyd Denslow, Mrs. Austin Dodds, Mrs. Walter P. Fell, Mrs. I. R. Fox, Mrs, Frank Harr, Mrs. Roy R. Hughes, Mrs. C. L. Campson, Mrs. George B. Schaefers, Mrs. L. C. Scharpf, Mrs. C. P. Till man, Mrs. Samuel H. Tyler, Mrs. W. C. Wright air forces, is arriving today from Hammer field, for a furlough and will be guest at the home of her parents, Mr, and Mrs, W. R, Curry. Beta Sigma Phi members will be entertained Monday evening by Miss Wilda Parrish and Miss Clarice Krleg at the home ot the former. Chi Omega alumnae are to be entertained Monday afternoon, two-thirty o'clock, by Mrs. F. G. Stlckels and Mrs. W. H. Chap man at tha home ot the former. Madrecltas club will meet Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Adam Wilhelm. Sans Soucl club will meet next Friday afternoon, home of Mrs. George Blair, SUPPER ON MONDAY A parish potluck supper Is planned for St Mary's Catholic church groups Monday evening, . six-thirty o'clock, sponsored by the fourth division of the Altar society. Mrs. O. W. Spies, Mrs. , August Grendler, Mrs. J. E, Grimes, Mrs. A, B. Norrls, Mrs. Rupert Kurzrelter are on the committee for the supper. Enter tainment will follow the supper. The division met the past week at the home of Mrs. Norrls, Mrs. Grimes assisting, plans for the supper being made at that time. Sewing was handed out for the Sacred Heart general hos pital. Next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. M. Wilhelm, Mrs. Margaret McCloskey assisting. College Crest Neighborhood club is to meet Wednesday af ternoon, dessert at one-thirty o'clock, at the home of Mrs. Wil liam R- Rankin, Mrs. J, E. Stone assisting. Eastslde Neighborhood club met the past week at the home of Mrs. Albert A. Stewart The group has decided to meet regu larly the first Monday of each month, Mrs. F. M. Splcer to en tertain the group on March 8. At tha past week's meeting, St Val entine day was featured. Mrs. Gail D. Llston told the story of 9t. Valentine. She also played piano numbers, asking members to Identify the numbers, Mrs. Splcer winning the prize for , guessing the most correctly. The group made valentines as an other feature. Art group of the Women's City club Is meeting on Thursday aft ernoon at the home of Mrs, Ar thur W, Ruhndorf, two. o'clock, Mrs. T. S. Zimmerman assist ing. "Artists of the New Real Ism" Is the topic for the after noon, Mrs. Harry L. Nebergall and Mrs. George P. Winchell In charge. Second division, St Mary's Catholic Altar society is to meet Wednesday afternoon, two-thirty o'clock, at the home ot Mrs. George B. Schaefers, Mrs. G. O. Scherer and Miss Ann Schaefers assisting. River Rosd Women's club Is to meet Wednesday, at the club house, members assembling at ten o'clock to do Red Cross sew ing. Members will take sand wiches for their lunch, PLAN DINNER Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars will meet for covered-dish dinner Thursday eve ning at six-thirty o'clock, at the home of Mrs. Lee Moore. Mrs, J. Kalkoven will be the assisting hostess. A short business meet ing will be held. Co-Workers class of the First Baptist church will meet Friday afternoon at two o'clock, at the home of Mrs. A. B. Serfllng. Unitarian Women's Alliance will hold a rummage ssle Satur day, and because of this has postponed ita meeting scheduled tor Tuesday. Eugene Register-Guard, Sunday, MRS. FRED Among recent brides is Mrs. Jaynes before her marriage. Miss Torgler Tells Betrothal to u. i CnrnriU, Filnnai.. The engagement ot Miss Yvonne Torgler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Naldrette of Portland, to Donald R. Barker, son of Mr. and Mrs. George R. Barker, Eugene, was announced formally Thursday evening. The bride-elect passed a large box of candy at her sorority house to announce the news, Miss June Marie Wilson sang. No date is set for the wedding. The bride-elect is a student at the University of Oregon and a member of Alpha Omicron Pi on the campus. Mr. Barker-formerly attended the university and Is affiliated with Phi Kappa Psl fraternity. MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Burkhalter of Springfield announce the marriage of their daughter Miss Blllle Burkhalter to Ensign Paul M. Johnston, son ot Mrs. Luclla Johnston ot Ontario, Ore. The double ring ceremony took place at the Presbyterian church in Chicago, 111., on Jan, 24 at six o'clock in the evening. Attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hicks ot Blue Island, 111., cousins of the bridegroom, En sign Johnston will be remember ed as a teacher In the Springfield high school. He enlisted in the navy in March, 1942, and was commissioned as an ensign. Mrs. Johnston has returned to the home of her parents for the pres ent Bethesda Builders club will meet Wednesday evening, at eight o'clock, at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. Alven Bertelsen, on the Elmira road. Auxiliary to the Brotherhood ot Railway Clerks will meet at the home of Mrs. George Clem ens, Tuesday evening at seven thirty o'clock, for dessert and pinochle. Lutheran Daughters ot Cen tral Lutheran church will hold a no-hostess meeting at the par sonage, Thursday evening at eight o'clock, entertaining a group of high school age which contemplates organization. The regular study program will be observed, and movies of St. Olaf's college will be shown. I ' '; j r - ' f I'. -J y: l v. k .f ' Ji BaBaBBBBBBBBBHBBHaBaHBaBBBBBBaBIBBBBBHBBBBBVHaMf'aaBBBBBBaaHBaaw''w'"'t PFC MARJORY 8ULT PFC Marjory Suit, Wic, was of her mother, Mrs. M. C. gull. gon student. rag t L. BODRT Fred L. Bodry, who waa Shirley 1 NILE LUNCHEON PLANNED OS WEDNESDAY Members of the Eugene club, Daughter! ot the Nile, will gath er for their February lunch eon on Wednesday at the downtown Masonic temple, one o'clock, fol lowed by the business session and cards. Hostesses for the meeting are Mrs. R. L. Collins, Mrs. T. R. Brockschink, Mrs. Clair Hofllch, Mrs. J. J. Godlove, Mrs. E. M. Reagan, Mrs. Stanley R. Steven son, Mrs, Raymond E. Glass. Reservations should be tele phoned to Mrs. Collins, 3971-J, or Mrs. Reagan, 3711-W, by Monday. Announcement is made by Mr. and Mrs. Hurst Staata of Elmira of the engagement ot their daughter, Miss Iva Staats, Seat tle, Wash., to Sergeant Samuel N. Welton of Vlncennes, Indiana. Mr, and Mrs. Neil Johnson of Eugene announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Doris Johnson, to John McLarrln; son of Mr, and Mrs. A. M. LaDuke of Oakrldge. No date Is set for the wedding, Falrmount Guild will meet Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Henry Quam, at two o'clock. Friendly Bible 'class of the First Methodist church will meet at the home of Mrs, William Johnson, Friday afternoon at one o'clock. Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen will hold its monthly social meeting Thursday evening at seven-thirty o'clock, at the Knights of Pythias hall. Members of the two men's lodges, No. 766 and No. 314, are invited to attend as guests. The committee In charge will be Mrs. Da I ton Ward, chair man: Mrs. Harry Lehrbass, Mrs. Franklin Drury, Mrs. Ray Muhr and Mrs. Wallace Faust, Eugene F. L. club will meet with Mrs, Jack Brenner Monday evening at six-thirty o'clock, holding a potluck dinner. In stallation of officers will be held at a business meeting after din ner. WUUhtra narsvtnf a accent visitor In Eugene as gneal She la a former University of Ore Feb. 13, 1944. '. :; f;.. ..stW:,: J ' f v v:
