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Page 28, Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore., Sunday, Dec. 21, 1947 Vows Exchanged Before Fireplace In Home Wedding The parsonage of First Bap tist Chu- 'i was the scene of a pretty wedding when Miss Don na Handley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Handley, was married to Richard W. Ingwer sen, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Ingwersen of Geneva, Nebr. Dr. Vance Webster performed the ceremony at eight-thirty o'clock, on the evening of November 28. Miss Handley wore a street length dress of soft white wool, trimmed with gold, and white accessories. She carried a white Bible, topped with a bridal bou quet of carnations centered with an orchid. Miss Patricia Isaac son was the bride's only attend ant. She wore a blue dress with gardenia bouquet. Clarence F. Easton of Spring field acted as best man. Mr. Handley gave his daughter in marriage. The bridal party stood i n front of - fireplace, with baskets of white chrysan themums and candelabra on either side. Mrs. Webster sang "Because," accompanied by Miss Betty Morris at the piano. Miss Morris also played "Always" and the wedding marches. A reception was given at the home of the bride's parents. The bridegroom's sister, Mrs. Arnie Peters, and Mrs. R. R. Handley, sister - in - law of the bride, served. For going away, Mrs. Ingwer sen wore a suit of royal blue gabardine with white accessor ies, a five-strand pearl necklace, gift from the bridegroom, a top coat of grey and the orchid from her bouquet. Following a &rPcoupifalehTs re- November Rites turned r id now is living at Wed Walton Girl a -t ,"i-wn Miss Ross Wedded To Eugene Man In -"lorence Ceremony FLORENCE The wedding of Miss Etta Marie Ross, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ross of Florence, to' Kenneth Vingelen, son of Mrs. Anna Vingelen of Eugene, occurred Friday evening December 12.. The candlelight ceremony was solemnized at the home of the bride's uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs-. Willard Ross. The double - ring ceremony was read by the Rev. Glen A, Hol man, pastor . of the Florence Christian' church at seven-thirty. The party stood before a fire-' place decorated with baskets of pink and white chrysanthemums at either side. Seasonal sprays were on the mantel. The wedding march was play ed by Mrs. N. J. Thompson, who also accompanied Mrs. Harold Martin as she sang "Until" and "At Dawning." The bride, given in .marriage by her father, wore a gown of white brocaded satin, fashioned with a sweetheart neckline and lone sleeves, with a full skirt' and train. Her fingertip veil was Relatives Attend Recent Wedding ss Jsuama papenIus " -' "" ana Mrs. Fred Parjenfn nt rjio.,.. . married t oi . " 1 wa! r;V,r . 4io.uia Math. mmu uJr.r 5?"rehsve, N son snh .i u."51 ers, son of Mr. and Mrs. av. Mathers of Goshen Sundi The re iff took 'ace in th. ' " " Pleasal, 5 I Christian Church, with the Rev CL"BTo Hugh McCallnm mii.. ' AT I.pi The brld- wore h,,-' ..... Ki"as J?U with whitn nrrhM " iu" eet ,v " i only attendants " wee' ff, "x -""'j. iwrs. Lowr i,,..:"' '"emo wore a green suit with corsage h " e wu of pink carnations. 8 ' nd exchange i'( iv--t wiiiiam HTiL . uuner Mrs. st,; " "elcW. ers and Mr nj ' '. a'e "cod Driaegroom, and other relatives CBk, lB fU.v were present for the cereZ CHRIST5IAS PaS .U - 1 J El 1 1, Ah. . following which luncheon was in Kennell-Ellu photo, Wiltshire engraving ?frvt1 at 'n3 Mathers home HONORED QUEEN of Bethel No. 26, Job's Daughters, just installed, is Miss Diane I.' .ward,' daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed ward C. Howard. After a two weeks trip to California, M: and Mrs. Math ers will live at Goshen. Eu8eneHi,.h..T -inm pat.,, ninir (f.. clubroom, Z" thelr IB,? sung. mQ Wiltshire engraving) MR., MRS. HARDCASTLE A November wedding was that of Mr. and Mrs. John Hardcastle (Geneva Surcamp) whose vowa were exchanged here. (Konnell-Elltj photo, Wiltshire ensravlngi MISS WILLIAMS The engagement of Miss Billie Joyce Williams to Edward Hull Crawford recently was told. Drama Group 565 Oak Street. Betrothals Told (CONTINUED FROM PAGE 25) Nampa, to Conway E. Furt wangler of Junction City, Ore., was announced. Mr. Furtwangler ", is the son of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Furtwangler. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Dick of Eugene announce the engage ; ment of their daughter, Shirlee Mae, to Bland Marlin Chalk, son i of Mr. an 1 Mrs. B. M. Chalk of t Springfield. The wedding date is r set for December 22. f Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kyta, 1681 I Seventh Avenue West, announca , the engagement of their daugh ter, Margaret Alice, to Clytis il Crafts, son of Mr. and Mrs.. ' Thomas Crafts of Springfield. No ,; date has ieen set for the wed- dln8- , Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Rhqades, ,j 1331 Tenth Avenue West, have " announced the engagement of their daughter Phyllis Evelyn, to ; Robert Vern Carter, son of Mr. ! and Mrs. Paul Carter of Craw ; fordsville. Date for the wedding : has not been set. i ., A surprise announcement of the engagement of Miss Elda S Ridgway to Chris Fosback, ! which was contained in tiny scrolls tied with Christmas rib- bon, came as the high point of j the evening meeting of the De l gree Staff of Eugene Rebekah '. Lodge. The occasion was the an . nual Christmas party and gift j exchange at the home of Mrs. George Mast, Monday. : - FLORENCE The engagement ; ot Miss Treva Madelyn Spence ; to Arlie James Fosmark, son of John Fosmark of Canby, is an . nounced by Mr. and Mrs. Leo B. , Pigeon. The date for. the wed ; ding has not been set. 1IADASSA1I TO MEET WITH MUS. HALPERN Hudnssnh will meet Monday evening at eight-thirty o'clock in the home ot Mrs. David Hal pern, Route One. -ALL- house SLIPPERS Values to 5.95 1000 WILLAMETTE Last Minute Gift Ideas from Miss Geneva Surcamp, daughter of Mrs. Emma Sur camp of Walton, was married to John E. Hardcastle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hardcastle ot Eugene, in the annex of First Christian Church, at nine o'clock In the evening of November 14, by the Rev. James H. Cornett. Miss Surcamp wore a street length dress of peach color, with brown hat. Her corsage was of three small green orchids. Miss Letha Surcamp, sister of the bride wore an aqua dress with corsage of pink carnations. Walter J. Hardcastle, brother of the bridegroom, acted as best man. Arthur Henderson usher ed. The bride was given in marriage by her brother, Ivan Surcamp. Large baskets of white chrysanthemums with candelabra were used in decor ating the church. Music for the wedding was provided b y Miss Elizabeth Hardcastle who played a violin solo, "Always," and Arthur Henderson vho sang "Because." Mr. and Mrs. I'ardcastle vis ited Portland and Vancouver on their wedding trip. They arc now living at 1032 Third Ave nue West. Many Women - (CONTINUED FROM PAGE 25) Miss Ann Hock, Miss Shirley Osterhout,. Miss Jean Sparlin; Hendricks Hall, Mrs. Edna Stokes, Miss Genevieve Sisky, Miss Gloria Cooper; Zeta Tau Alpha, Mrs. Susan Grant. Mrs J. F. Gerot, Mrs. Herbert Smeed, Mrs. Glenn Hosford; Kappa Alpha Theta, Mrs. Agnes Han sen, Mrs. W. M. Tugman, Mrs W. T. Plummer, Mrs. M. S Jones, Mrs. Dale Fischer, Mrs A. O. Waller, Mrs. Glenn P, Porter, Mrs. H. M. Rocme, Mrs William Rholffs; Susan Camp- ncil Mall, Mrs. Laura Nims: Zeia Hall, Miss Mary Tinkey Miss Ester Rohtwcll; Alpha Hall, Mrs. Agnes Wilbur, Miss Ellen bpencer, Miss Catherine Polehn Highland House, Mrs. Dora Smith. Miss Sue Ferniman, Miss Helen Koppman, Miss Dorothy warren. Miss Patricia Lane; University House, Mrs. Lela Fenton, Miss Geneva Davis; Re bec House, Mrs. David Morgan Pi Beta Phi, Mrs. Harry K. New burn, Mrs. Joseph Jackson, Mrs. Lloyd uenslow, Mrs. C. L. Samp son; Delta Zeta, Mrs. Pearl Can trell, Mrs. C. F. Hyde. Mrs. J. E. Vogl; Gamma Phi Beta, Mrs, Carl Phetteplace, Mrs. Myra Roach; Sigma Kappa, Mrs. Miln Maiiatt, Mrs. Alfred Lomax Mrs. Mary Brockelbank, Mrs. B J. Scott: Alpha Gamma Delta. Mrs. T. O. Thorsen. Mrs. Claude Potter, Mrs. J. B. Donovan, Mrs. R. E. Umphlette; Delta Delta Delta, Mrs. Cora Hagedorn, Mrs. Carlton Spencer, Mrs. Herbert Lombard, Mrs. Samuel J. Crow ell; Alpha Omicron Pi, Mi's. An drew F. Rapp. Mrs. B. M. Wil liams. Mrs. Elmer Keller; Alpha Delta Pi, Mrs. M. K. Mendenhall. Mrs. Bruce Anawalt. Mrs. A. R. Sneed: Alpha Phi. Mrs. N. H. Anderson, Mrs. Edward Gard ner, Mrs. ,T. A. Kremmel; Alpha Xi Delta, Mrs. Evelyn B. Street. Mrs. Georg Bjorset: Chi Omega, Mrs. C. L. Van Tassel; Delta LADIES OF THE ELKS TFf.f. eipn lull Dnc Ladies of the Elks met Thurs- Sets Meeting day afternoon for cards. There were three tables of contract with awards going to Mrs. J. L. Kienzle, Mrs. Edwin Peter son and Mrs. C. B. Christensen. There were five tables of auc tion, with high score going to Mrs. L. Burroughs, and others to Mrs. Edna Allen and Mrs. Mae Moon. The traveling gift was also won by Mrs. Allen. Poetry and' Drama Group of Eugene City Club will meet in the home of Mrs. H. E. Cully, Ful-Vue Drive, on College Crest, Saturday afternoon at two-thirty o'clock. Mrs. Charles Adamson will be hostess. Topic will be "The Christmas Story." held In Dlace bv seed Dearls. She M carried a white Bible and orchid. f)p Packer Speaks H Mrs. Charles Hester, cousin of ' , f-. he bride was matron of honor. lO leUCIier VJrtUUp She wore -a blue lace and mar quisette gown and carried a osegay of pink carnations. David Thompson was best man or Mr. Vingelen. Out-of-town guests included Mrs. Anna Vingelen and Mrs. Marie Perry of Eugene and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hayes and Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Ross of Junction City. At the reception which follow ed the ceremony, wedding cake was served by sisters of the bride, Mrs. William Phillips and Mrs. D. C. Thompson, and Mrs. Marie perry, sister of tlje bride groom. The young couple left for a trip to the coast, and are now at home at Mapleton. CLUB POSTPONES LISTED MEETING Young Business Women will not have their meeting schedul ed for this Monday, but will meet Jaruary 20. GUILD TO ELECT AT NEXT SESSION St. Mary's Episcopal Guild will not meet for sewing during the holidays. Next meeting will be the first Wednesday in January, at which time there will be elec tion of officers. ILLNESS IS CAUSE FOR POSTPONEMENT Meeting of the Westway Club which was to have been Thurs day, was postponed because of illness, and will be held Monday evening, at the home of Mrs. F. R. Gibbons, 1224 Sixth Avenue West. There will be a Christmas party and gift exchange. HELMETTA CLUB has can celled the meeting which was to have been held Wednesday. Dr. Paul C. Packer, chancellor of the University of Oregon.jvas guest speaker at a formal dinner of Delta Kappa Gamma, educa tion honorary, at the Osburn hotel recently. Dr. Packer talked on the people of England, France, Ger many, Russia, and India, basing his address on personal exper ience and contacts in these countries. Table decorations featured choir boys and angels at places, and center decorations of holly and Christmas candles. Group singing of Christmas carols was led by Marjorie Sco bert Wilson. Thirty members and two Ttiests, Dr. and Mrs. Packer, attended the dinner. OPEN ME.ETING TO HONOR OFFICER B'nai B'rith Women announce an open meeting to be held January 6, at seven -thirty o'clock in the evening, at the home of Mrs. E. Rubenstein 2150 University Street. It wnj be an informal gathering in honor of the district grand president of the order, Mrs. Sam Faverman, San Mateo, who will oe here for one day. Mrs. L. H. Goldschmidt, local president, will condusl the meeting. PAST PRESIDENTS, LEGION AUXILIARY SE.T M,ONDAV DINNER Past presidents of the Ameri can Legion auxiliary will meet Monday evening at six-thirty o'clock, for dinner and Christ mas party. It will be held In the home of the president, Mrs. Ed Davis, Elmira Road. Mrs. Eva Collins will assist. FOR BETTER HAIRCUTS AND PERMANENTS On The Upper Deck . . . STUDIO BUILDING 13th and Willamette Phone 881 ' christJ IS CLOSER TRt you think! GIVELASTHcl IKEASUSESWf AND ENJOY! No parking prolll nere. Open Evenii I Until ChrisliaJ 1425 20th Ave. Eit'J phone 2368-1 5 mKjLJCj tj UA I "omnia. Mrs. McCready, Mrs Frocks 2.98 Slips 1.98 5.98 2.98 oowns 3.98 Blouses 2.98 Robes S.98 Hosiery 1.35 Our friendly staff will be happy to serve you. MAFIC V riAV 1 7 Willamette j ff At Paltin. rorvalli. Albtny fi Mrs. J. J. McGinty; Kappa Kap pa Gamma. Mrs. Elinor Creason, Mrs. V. C. Engwall, Mrs. Vindh H. Davis. BRtDF.-EI.ECT HONORED AT RECENT SHOWER Pleasant Hill I'iss Ella Mae Papenfus was honored at a bridal shower, given ently by Mrs. Alvin Olsen and Mrs. Anna Olsen. The home was adorned by white streamers leading to a' larpe wedding cake which was topped with a bride and groom. Miss Papenfus was told to ring a bell and when she did. a rhyme -vas disclosed hinting where the presents rould b'r found. Favors Were sr. all brides. Thirty-three friends attended the The loveliest Gifts under the (Christmas tree come from n Delightful, every one . . . dainty blouses . . . cuddly sweaters . . . elegant robes . . . delicate lingerie . . . favorite fragrances in toiletries ... shining jewelry . . . glittering holiday dresses . .' . She will be proud, and so will you ... of the gifts you select from Eugene's Fashion Center. fA ' EUGENE'S FA SHION CENTEB FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING CONVENIENCE WE WILL REMAIN OPEN MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS V I t, r ft u l i I 0 1 X OAMdiiNiiMtMMMiJijiMidiMuvA party,
