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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 3, 1946)
Bride of 50 Years Ago Wears Dress Worn at Wedding REEDSFORT The A. F. 'Smith residence at Gardiner was the scene of an open house and reception Thursday, October 17, for the golden wedding anniver sary ot Mr. and Mrs. Smith. A - large number ot friends called during the afternoon and eve . nlng. Mrs. Smith wort a lace trimmed organdy dress 'which . was her wedding gown fifty years ago. Her costume wa. complete even to the high top ped, buttoned white kid shoes so fashionable at that time. She wore a corsage ot Talisman rosebuds. Her bridesmaid at the wed ding in 1896, Mrs. Annie Nelson Perkins, and the best man, James E. Smith, both were pres ent at the reception and stood with the honored couple while gifts were presented and con gratulations extended. . Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith, son and daughter-in-law of the couple, attended from Seattle. i in Coats . . 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Nadine Stover and Shirley Martin will be hostesses, and members will do White Cross work. Victory Missionary Circle of First Baptist Church' will meet with Mrs. Harry Chase Tuesday evening at seven . forty-five o'clock. . Hostesses 'will be Mrs. Truman Chase and Mrs. Norton Pengra. Oregon Rose Lodge will meet Wednesday evening at eight o'clock at the Knights of Pythias Hall, with entertainment from the White Dance Studio. A pot luck dinner will be held at six o'clock. Alpha Iota Sigma will meet Monday for a one-fifteen dessert luncheon at the home ot Mrs. Jeppe Jensen, 63 Lawrence Street. This will be guest day, and secret sisters will be reveal' ed. Hostesses will be Mrs. Jep sen and Mrs. Anthony Weigant. Grace Lutheran Women's League will meet -Thursday at two-thirty o'clock Jn the church parlors, with Herman Kunkel and Mrs. J. E. Klipfel as hostesses. Central " Lutheran Builders Club will meet at two o'clock Thursday at the home of Mri. Carl Hultgren. This will be the last meeting before the bazaar, November 22. Women's Relief Corps will . meet Thursday at two o'clock at the armory. ; ; - w . ,.i g7 SEeBMB-SlUf MISS p&ota. wntaktw i 8HAFER Thanksgiving Day will see the wedding of Miss Ilene Shafer of Wendllng to Walter A. Black ef Springfield, to be held in Springfield. WOMEN'S DIVISION ANNOUNCES MEETINGS Women's Union division of Cen tral Presbyterian Church meet on Tuesday as follows: North Division with Mrs. Fran ces Leighty, 1677 Lincoln Street, at 2 o'clock, with Mrs. Jennie Frasier as cohostess. South, at the home of Mrs. J. L. Guthrie, 1161 Jefferson Street, at two o'clock, assistant hostesses, Mrs. M. Mobley and Mrs. Jonas Hofer. East, one o'clock dessert with : Mrs. W. R. Gardner, 1643 Fair- mouni Bouievara, rare. .Raymond Grube, Mrs. J. O. Holt and Mrs. A. R. Wilcox, assistant hostesses. West, pay luncheon at the home of Mrs. E. W. Armes, 715 Lincoln Street Assistants will be Mrs. R. E. Griswold, Mrs. G. Bentley, and Mrs. L. Kimble. Central Division of Central Presbyterian Women's Union will meet Wednesday for one-o'clock covered-dish, luncheon with Mrs. L. E. Calder, 1117 Eleventh Avenue West Mrs. C. B. Dalton will be co-hostess. Evening Division will meet In Fellowship Hall Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock. Mrs. Charles Park, longtime missionary in China and Slam, will, be the speaker. This will be the Annual Praise Service and will be an open meet ing to which everyone is welcome. A special invitation Is extended to all women of the church to come and bring their husbands. The Evening Division will be the host ess group. EuireBeJRejrMer-Gu 1 1 ej a Ladles Aid Society ' of the Evangelical Church will meet Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock in the church parlors, with Miss Lida Garrett as guest speaker. AUXILIARY TO MEET Plywood women's auxiliary will' meet at the home ot Mr?. Vincil Nord, on Elkay Driv, Wednesday evening, at seven thirty o'clock. r In Our Window This Week - New Gift Suggestions - Hand-blocked Place Mats and Luncheon Sets by "Designing Women" ' Yours Exclusively In the Gift Cottage New Florence Figures . Floral Pieces and Figureans MRS. Wiltshire Enffr.vlng SMITH Married October 24 at Las Vegas, Nev, was Mrs. Arthur R. Smith (Alice M. Brown) form erly of Eugene; Her home will be In Los Angeles, diuh (Lalendt HJILIB s For Immediate Planting o o o Special Prices for Week of Nov. 4th to 9th HOLLAND TULIPS Special mixed collection made up of choice) varieties. Doien 1149 ' "Y' ' 25 for 13.40. Reqnilqr value $1.40 ta,ll.S0 a . Dogen. - . A red and white border Darwin Tulips'.; Duke; of .Wellington larga white. Famscomb Sanders brilliant 12 each variety, 24 bulbs..,.$2.!0 ;. Regular value ' , ,$9.00 $ HO WY DOOTLI TUUP BtOTIC PARROT TULIPS Reaular $4.35. Uncle Torn , . . Dozen $1.40. Regular $1.10. Red, blue and yellow , . . 4 Each, 12 bulbi $3.50,: HYACINTHS Qtelee Imported Hyaelnths, a selectiep of the best varieties for your garden and fereing. For fragrance) and soft color no bulb can compare. Use them to edge bedf, far window boxee, or to grow Indoors. ' ' BEDDING COLLECTION A perteet site for garden flowers. 0 eash ef eight varieties, 1 bulbs S.09 1 each ef eight varieUss, bulbs $1.19 JUMBO COLLECTION For forcing or garden use. 2 each of eight varieties,-16 bulbs $5.0 1 each of eight varieties,"! bulbs tt.it NOVELTIES IN BULBS MlnUrruree Tulip Chrysantha ......... Dos. 11.00 Ms IteUeult ......... Dm. SI. So Leucucoryne ........... Dos. fl.M Sparaxil ............... . Dos. ISe Giants Amaryllis EaUadenna Eaeh 4 to Ismene (Summer Daffodil) .. Eaeh SOo Watsonia . Dm. $1.35 Ornlthogalum ............. Dos. 11.00 ar Monday . : Pythian Sisters at KP Hall, 6:30 p.m. Alpha Iota Sigma with Mrs. Jeppe Jensen, 1:15 p.m. -. Wisconsin Club, potluck din ner, WOW Hall, 6:30 p.m. Shakespeare Club, home of Mrs. Henry Tromp, 2:30 o.m. First Division of St. Mary's Catholic Altar Society, home ot Mrs. J. Smith, 2 p.m. Sonja's Daughters, home of Mrs. Elmer Holland, 7:45 p.m.' Quota Club, noon luncheon, Ostium Hotel, Hospitality , Club, Osburn Hotel, 1:30 p.m. Tuesday '"'. Social Service Group at Con gregational Church, 2:15 p.m. ' Eterl Missionary Circle . at Baptist Church, 7:45 p.m. Alpha Missionary Circle at Baptist Church, 2 p.m.'' Victory Missionary Circle with Mrs. Harry Chase, 7:45 p.m. Zonta Club, home of Mrs. Thomas E. Carey, 7:30 p.m. Credit Women's Breakfast Club, Osburn Hotel, 7:80 a.m. Little Club Around the Corn, er, Fred Walters home, 7:30 p.m. Job's. Daughters, McKenzie River Temple, 7:30 p.m, Epsilon Sigma Alpha execu tive council. Community Center, 7:80 p.m. Executive hoard, American Legion Auxiliary, home ot Mrs. Nell Sleeper, B p.m. 'Wednesday. " DUV Sewing Club wh Mrs. Gary DeVaney, 1:30 p.m. Evangelical Ladies Aid at lhe church, 2 p.m. Oregon Rose Lodge ' at KP Hall, 8 p.m. . Dorcas Society at Seventh? day Adventlst Church, 10 to 4 P-m. Women's Council, all day at First Christian Church. Eagles Auxiliary committees at Eagles Hall, 1 p.m. Epsilon Sigma Alpha, home ot Mrs. E. C. Hall, 7:80 p.m. Dakota Club, home of Mrs. M, Kidder, 2 p.m. ' St. Mary's Mothers' Club, Col umbus Hall, 9 p.m. , Amaranth Bridge Club, Eu gene Hotel Mirror Room, lunch eon, 1 p-m. All Saints Episcopal s GulW, home, of Mrs. Roy J. Sharp, 2 p.m. . - - Catholic Daughters of Anisr lea, Columbus Hall, 8 p.m. Scout Mothers Club of Troop 101, with Mrs. Frank Rhodes, 7:45 p.m. Jaycee-ettes, home of Mrs. Wtnfield Gredvlg, 7:80 p.m.' It's impossible, J. C. 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