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ride was given in' mar-
her lather. She wore-
(ardian period dress of
It-bite satin, floor length,
fen. Her finger-tip veil
Ene net, fashioned in cap
fcd s
she carried a shower
of white rosebuds and
centered with a
ichid. -Her only ornament
diamond-studded laval-
gitt from the groom.
Matron
f art Carlson of Coos Bay,
the bride, was matron
Her floor-length dress
yellow brocaded crepe
carried a nosegay. bou-
lavenaer gladioli and
tarnations, with -yellow
moons.
Donna Guggisberg, an-
Well.
Vtwr their home m tugene ai ion nuaunqion street
F j V :Roald .Hanson, who were married July 5
U) uiheran Church in UaKiana, wm. 1 he bride was
11" . nrran fnrmpflv of Rib do" Trmoirn
rf Mrs. A. Da allva orrea 01111 m9 lale Uorrea
4s iHfi son of Mrs. AlfraH tfnncAn
M-lbUr. Hanson: -
aw 'Ansle T. Severtson, pastor of the church, read
TMiss Correa's attendant, wearing a formal gown
HLj another sister, Miss June Hanson, also living
IZinsco, was among the guests.. Best man was Irwin
bride's gown was hand-fashioned by her grand
n II Tf wAs of lustrous 'white satin made with o
r -lose-fitting sleeves cmd a full skirt wife court train
Ff j.r- j .vJalirrta 'JUusibri was edged'with fine silt.'
jiJuMtn and carried .:aV'. bridal-, ;bouquet of;
I!0tiV and lily-of-the-valleys.' , l.M...:;
.bride's mother arrived by .plane' to attend the'
. She .also was In formal attire. .
I bride was lauuuiou . w.M.-a uww uiw wiiubu-.
m School in Rio. de Janeiro, where she took classical
to is' the niece' of Lurence De Mattos'Borges, director;
National Sugar Institute of- Brazil. She was making.
In Los Angeles wnen sne meimr. naijson.
L bridegroom, who lormeny anenaea uretjon btate -.
recently was cuscnargea. irom uie Army .tur irans-where-he
served , as flight officer.
s Antonia Correg accompanied hej son-in-law and
er to Eugene on a leisurely trip up the coast. She left
ne' Thursday for her home m-aoum America, ana tne
ijouple left later ' the same day '.on ct'Strip-ihto Eastern
kon in Garden Follows Wedding
by Last at Cottage .Grove Church"
llarge wedding of last Sunday was that ot Miss Lois :
lerg, daughter .or mi. ana lyirs. .M-nesi uuggisaerg, 10
Gordon Mills, wnicn was auieiiuiicu m. iuui v wiuut in me
kn at the Baptist church at Cottage Grove. The bridegroom .
Ion of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Mills of Cottage- Grove.- --y -
ceremony was penormea ncry -n.-uaviBj ut-
in a setting acnievea Dy use ui, wu uacw w muw.
and fern, with a backgrouna or canaeiapra . ana 'wnite .
other sister, in blue floor-length
gown and wearing, delphiniums
: in her dark hair, and Miss Euth-
ellen Cutlip, cousin' of.. the bride,
wearing a . similar costume in
.pink, with pink rosebuds in her
hair, lighted the tapers before
the ceremony.
Edgar Fraser was' best man;
and Brewer Mills, of. Coos Bay,.
and Robert Nelson were ushers.
Preceding the ceremony Mrs.
Benton Shrenk of Albany, sang
"O Promise Me" (DeKoven) and
Because" (d'Hardeiot). she was
accompanied by - Miss Orlena
Martin, who alsyr ayed tradi
tional wedding rwac.
1 Among the ijnany.-out-of-town
guests here for the Wedding was
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Stately bride In s ceremony
Roald Hanson of Eugene, formerly
American irl now lives In Eugene.
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Miss Loretta F. Corden was
married to. Richard D. Piper, son
of Mr. and: Mrt. G. H.' Piper pf
Spokane, Saturday, June 29 at
the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. C. J.j Woods in Eugene. The
Rev. Roy R. Reed of the Assem
bly of.:God Church performed
the ceremony.
. The. mantel of the home was
decorated with salmon-colored
gladioli in a sunburst arrange
ment, with white candles at each
end.- Baskets of blue larkspur,
salmon-colored . snapdragons and
baby breath were on each side
of the fireplace.
Music Precedes
Before the candlelight cere
. ,mony, Mrs. Gorden Earle played
.-"Always," and the wedding
march from "Lohengrin."
The bride, given by her father,
Wore a street-length Alice blue
crepe dress with a corsage of
- gardenias and stephanotis. Miss
.Glenna Beck of Salem was the
"attendant and wore a toast
,'shade dress with a corsage of
'gardenias and pink carnations.
, . Robert M. Gay of Eugene was
:'best man.
Candles were lighted by Miss
'i JoAnne Parsons, who was also
i" n charge of the guest book.
leception Held
At a reception following, the
; jceremony, Mrs. John H. Parsons
, cut the cake and Mrs. Gorden
Earle poured, Misses Glenna
Beck and Linda Haynes assisted
' 'in serving. Orchid-colored and
white sweetpeas and orchid-colored
candles surrounded the
wedding cake.
.' The couple will make their
home in Eugene following a
."wedding trip to Spokane, Wash,
. "and on to Canada.
' -AUGUST 16 DATE
SET BY SPINSTERS
'" FOR CHARITY BALL
- Spinsters will give their Char
ity Ball, planned as a- benefit for
..the American Cancer Society, as
a formal affair Friday evening,
August 16, at the Osburn Hotel.
Art Holman's orchestra will play.
Plans were made for the ball
at the meeting of Spinsters Wed
, .nesday evening at the home of
Miss Janet Tugman. Miss Luana
Hollis and Miss Doris- Hoiland
".will serve as co-chairmen for the
event, and the committees to as
sist them will be as follows:
Decorating, Miss Suzanne Sim
mons and Miss Roberta Quigley;
tickets and programs, Miss Mar
ilyn Rowling and Miss Nancy
Sampson; ticket sales, Miss Pa
tricia Colerick and Miss Tugman;
beverage concession. Miss Betty
Perry; publicity, Miss Ann Mc-
Gillicuddy and Miss Virginia
"Hesse.
.. Those attending the Wednes-
"day meetihg were Misses Betty
Bushman, Doris Hoiland, Gloria
Cotner, Roberta Quigley, Mari
lyn Rowling, Nancy Sampson,
S'uanne Simmons,' Betty Perfy,
Helen Jean Kindle, Betty Ben
nett; Virginia Hesse and Bar
bara Harr.
80ROSIS TO MEET
" SorosU Club will meet at the
' home ot Mrs. Mary Jane Whitten
'at two-thirty o'clock Thursday
aitaraooa.
MRS. HANSON
at Central Lutheran Church In
Miss Sonla Correa of Rio
UNIQUE METHOD
TELLS ENGAGEMENT
, Mrs. A. R. Nichols of Santa
Cruz, Calif., announces the en
gagement of her daughter, Leona
Koon,. .also. -daughter of .Ralph
Koon, to Walter R.' McCuistion.
The announcement was made at
a beach party July 5, in the eve
ning around a bonfire by "spill
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Bride in a garden wedding at her parents' home at The Braea
Xoaday. wai Mr. Herbert B Persoo .(EUiabetta Ann Potter).
Wlltshli engraving
Oakland, Calif., recently was Mrs.
de Janeiro, Brazil, The South
ing the beans." In the kettle of
beans was a small tin box con
taining the ring box.
Both Mr. McCuistion and Miss
Koon are from the Live Oak
District, Santa' Cruz, and the
bride-to-be is a former resident
of Eugene.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
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PERSON
Kannell-Ellla photo. Wiltihlr tngravlnt.
MRS. CASWELL
Recent visitor In Eugene was Mrs. Randall
Caswell of Baltimore, Md., who came west to
meet .her husband. Lieutenant Caswell, arriving
from the Philippines.
Bridal Pair Plights Troth
Beneath Huge Oak Tree
A picturesque old oak tree spread mnssive arms above the
principals in the garden wedding Sunday of Miss Elizabeth Ann
Potter to Herbert P. Person, at the home of the bride's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Claude A. Potter, at The Braes. A leafy screen had
been arranged against the tree trunk, and before it the bridal
group stood, as Dr. Victor P. Morris read the service. Leading from
the house to the spot was a path across the lawn, outlined by a low
border of ferns and hydrangea blossoms. , s
Mr. Person is the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Person of Coeur
d Alene, Idaho, who flew here for the wedding.
Heiore tne ceremony, Mrs.
Donald Allton played violin
solos, accompanied at the piano
by Mr. Allton, and they also
played the wedding marches.
James McMullen sang "Always"
and "Thine Alone."
Given By Father
Mr. Potter gave his daughter
in marriage, and escorted her
across the lawn between rows of
assembled guests. Miss Potter
wore a gown of white nylon
marquisette with a train. It had
short puffed sleeves, and she
wore three-quarter-length white
gloves. Her veil of fingertip
length was held by a coronet
. headdress of net, trimmed with
pearl embroidery, and she wore
a strand of pearls encircling her
throat. Her flowers were an ar
rangement of white gladioli,
centered by orchids.
Several Attendants "
The bride was attended by her'
sister. Miss Judy Potter, as maid
of honor. She wore a gown of
blue satin combined with match
ing chiffon, and carried a sheaf
of deep maroon-colored gladioli.
The bridesmaids, Misses Joyce
Wampler of Roseburg and Fenna
Van Gelder of Eugene, woro
gowns of pink satin and chiffon,
made similarly to Miss Judy
Potter's, and they carried the
same maroon flowers.
Jean Potter, the bride's cousin,
was her junior bridesmaid. She
wore a long gown of white taf
feta trimmed with bows of pink
and blue velvet ribbon, with
matching ribbons in her hair.
She wore lace mitts and carried
a nosegay of pink roses and
white carnations. Best man for
Mr. Person was William LeGore
of Portland. Ushers were Donald
Forbes of Roseburg and Jay G.
Deardorff of Eugene.
' Mrs. Potter, the bride'i
mother, wore a formal gown of
yellow lace with a small pink
hat trimmed with pink feathers.
Mrs. Persons wore an afternoon
dress of blue and white crepe.
Both Miss Potter's grand
mothers, Mrs. Julia Bruce of Los
Angeles and Mrs. Edith Potter
of Ridgefield, Wash., were pres
ent at her wedding.
Reception Indoors
Following the ceremony, a re
ception was held Indoors. The
bride's table in the dining, room
was spread with a lace cloth,
and centered by an arrangement
of white flowers and tulle, from
which sprays of white gladioli
spread fanwise at each end of
the table.
Mrs. Howard Boyd, house
mother of Miss Potter's sorority.
Alpha Gamma Delta, cut the
bride's cake, and Mrs. Jay Dear
dorff gave out the groom's cake.
Mrs. Carl Baker and Mrs. Ken- '
neth Proctor poured, and Mrs.
Alden Potter served punch. Mrs.
Robert K. Bertsch had charge of
the guest book.
Among the out-of-town guests
were Mrs. John Wheeler and
daughter, Mrs. Edgar McWhlrter,
of Seattle, and Mrs. Glenn Mc
Cormick and Mrs. Robert M.
Fischer, Jr., of Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. Person planned
to make their wedding Journey
to Spokane, Coeur d'Alene, and
into Canada. On their return,
they will be at home on the
South Fork of the McKenzie
River, where they will be in
business.
For going away, the bride
wore a gray suit with black ac
cessories, and an orchid corsage.
JUNE WEDDING
HELD IN PORTLAND "
NOW ANNOUNCED
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Wood of
Eugene announce the marriage
June 28, in Portland of their
daughter, Betty Lou, to Kenneth
H. Farset, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Marcus Farset, Eugene.
The couple' was attended by
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barrett,
also of Eugene.
Mr. and Mrs. Farset are now
living in Eugene-Mr. Farset re
cently completed four and a half
yaan in the Army Ajjr Corptv . .
SHOWER EVENT
THURSDAY HONORS
MISS JEAN CRITES
Complimenting Miss Jean
Crltes, whose marriage to David
Compton of San Francisco will
occur August 31, Mrs. Raymond
E. Glass and Mrs. William Bar
ker were hostesses at Mrs.
Glass' home Thursday afternoon
at dessert and a surprise gift
shower.
Mrs. F. C. Walters served
Ices, and a bride's cake was cut.
Guests included Miss Crites, Mrs.
D. W. Crites, Mrs. C. H. Faulk
ner, Mrs. A. R. Clow, Mrs. H. K.
Evans, Mrs. Herbert C. Saun
ders, Mrs. M. C. Harris, Mrs.
Emma Jost, Mrs. O. H. Foster,
Mrs. Oden Monjay, Mrs. Flor
ence Robinson, Mrs. Milo Rob
erts, Mrs. R. P. Sutton and Mrs.
Mabel Lusby. ' '
Gifts were attached to a white
crepe-paper-covered umbrella, in
shower effect, for presentation.
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MISS WALLACE . .... ..;
Announced Is the enragement of Miss Laura
Wallace to Neal E. Holt of Tacoma, their
marriage to be later In the summer.
Juanita Johnson Is
Bride at Home Rite I
Saturday Evening
Before a vine-covered trellis In',
the garden of the H. V. Johnson
home at 972 West Broadway oc-;
curred the wedding of . their."
daughter, Dorothy Juanita to
Howard L. Bailey, son of Dr. and
Mrs. R. Bailey of McMihnville,,'
Saturday evening, July 13; at
seven o'clock. Fir trees were)
added background, and . larga.
baskets of gladioli were other"
decorative features. . , ',-
The Rev. Earl Parker of Mc"
Minnvllle, formerly of Eugene,;
was the officiating minister. The
double-ring service was used. ;
Before the ceremony, Miss Je-!
rlne Newhouse sang "Because"
and "God Gave Me You." Mist.
Miriam McCallum played h'er ac
companiments, and also played'
traditional wedding music "
Gown of Satin
The bride's gown was of white),
embroidered satin in floo',
length, made with a round neck-;
line and long sleeves, the full
skirt gathered at the dropped
waistline of a simple bodice. Her .
fingertip-length veil was held in;;
place by a coronet of stephanotis
flowers. She carried a white :
. Bible, on which rested an orchid, j
tied with ribbons. . i
: Miss Shirley Lennonwho was:
Miss Johnson's roommate at;
Portland Medical School, was:
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