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Jfrf Wedding Eugene Girl ,.iine HiU Presbyterian " t Uwi CUrk C01" 'Portland was the setting ' wedding of Miss Mar- mn-k daughter of ?ohn Fred Flock "I to Richard U. Buch 61,81 rf Mr and Mn. G. L. .of Toledo, Wash. The was solmenized t f?clock Saturday morn--rt 0 , by Dr. Morgan S. 2 'esldent oi the college. SrHe wore a suit of pastel in wS rose colored hat. '. the colors of the hat, and Miss Treva Rica "tSaid wearing dusty " 1 a bouquet of sweetpea. onlang shades. Zi Kay Ellison of rior i ,ctcd as best man. Mr. J avehis daughter in mar Lan music was provided tfW McVicker of J'Mrs. Buchholz left on Mint trip, motoring to a Rhododendron. . They k .re students at Lewis and "college and will continue work there, where Mr. "hhoU Is majoring in econom- ! F'SCHER WINS mm AWARD I' mb Fred Fischer captured the Wter-Guard-Skeie trophy in m finals 01 "iC Ldicap golf tournament and Country Club The wo- now await qualifying for 5, dub championship July 7. I Regular Wednesday play will Llnue, and winners last week Glided Mrs. Ed Siegmund, Mrs. 1 C. Romig, Mrs. A. J. Ander t uid Mrs. Bruce Cox. Next frinesday will be a "bhnd Mitners" tourney for the women Eying eighteen holes, and a jnepstakes for the nine-hole Jivoterij CREME SACHET Wedding Party Stands on Lawn In Cross of Roses Kennell-Ellis Dhoto. Wiltshire engraving. MISS NICHOLL Friends were told last Sunday of the betrothal of Miss Marilyn Nicholl to Lowell F. Viken. i 7,lr'doyr,d,,am"l l trs'"'--- """'"b mm... "" Dull. Nurses' Banquet Brings Leaders To Be Speakers The twenty-fifth anniversary of the Oregon State Nurses Associa tion will be observed at the an nual banquet of nurses of Dis trict Five, OSNA, which will be held as a buffet dinner Tuesday evening at the Eugene Hotel. Fast president of the district are to be honored, as well as the graduating class from the school of nursing at Sacred Heart Hos pital. Miss Shirley Thompson, presi dent of the association, will at tend and also Miss Jane Doyle of Portland, one of the leaders in work for nurses in the state. Miss Thompson will speak on the topic: "Nursing Now and for the Future." Miss Doyle's subject will be: Nursing As It Was in 1923." Miss Esther Jacobson will pre side, as retiring president, and Miss Medwin Watson, newly elected president, will be pre sented. Eldon Pentilla, baritone, will be the soloist, accompained by Andrew Flanders. Richard Par ish will give a feature dance, and Miss Betty Lou Jasper will play incidental music. . Early graduates from the Eu gene school, then of Pacific Christian Hospital (now Sacred Heart), are expected from Port land and Medford and Califor nia. About two hundred will at ted the dinner. Formal dress is optional, it is announced. For reserva tions, those planning to attend may call Mrs. W. H. Lynch, 3120-J. Toastmistressest To Close Season Toastmistresses will have the final meeting for this season Thursday evening with a box social at six-thirty o'clock at Skinner Butte Cottage. Toast-' masters and wives are to be spe cial guests. Mrs. Harlow Hudson will in stall the officers for the coming year, who are: Mrs. LeRoy Dan iels, president; Mrs. Charles Ed wards, vice-president; Mrs. Rus sell Fenn, secretary; and Mrs. W. K. Rodman, treasurer. Toastmistress for the evening will be Mrs. Edwards. Topic Mis tress, Mrs. Harold Woodworth, and speakers, Mrs. Ross Hall Mrs. Max' Simpson, Mrs. Frank Sias and Mrs. James Rodman, Jr. CRESWELL PARTY FOR MISS LAND CRESWELL Mrs. W. C. Land entertained at a miscel laneous shower for her niece, Miss Caro!. Land, a bride of this week. Out-of-town guests were Mrs. Lee Land and daugh ter, Betty, of Brownsville. The garden of the Lome of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Glasscock made a pleasing setting for the wed ding of Miss Audrey Keeler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Keeler, to John W. Hylton, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Hylton of Waldport. The Rev. Llewellyn Griffith of First Methodist Church officiated. Miss Keeler wore a white suit of summer fabric with waistline veil, a white halo hat trimmed with white roses, and an orchid corsage. Miss Leora Carone was bridesmaid, wearing a grey suit with corsage of gardenias and Cecile Brunner roses. Cheryl and Diane Schlemmer of Creswell were door atten dants, as the party came from the house through the French doors. Leslie Hylton acted as best man. Mr. Keeler gave his daughter in marriage. A cross outlined with large red roses was placed on the lawn and the party marched up the main part, taking places on the cross arms. The minister stood at the head. A prelude of marimba selec tions was given by Mrs. Schlem mer. Myron Schlemmer sang "Because." At the reception which fol lowed the ceremony, held in the Glasscock home, Mrs. Dale Lin ley served the wedding cake and Mrs. Herman Raymond and Miss Freida Koeppe poured. The table was decorated with candelabra, and pink and white carnations and roses. The same flowers were used on the mantel. Mr. and Mrs. Hylton left on a trir to northern California." For going away the bride wore an NeW President, emerald green suit with grey ac- ,, , , cessories. They will live at tUgene Olty UlUD Springfield after June 14. k OA v . ' Commencement Sign Kcg'slcr-Guard, Eugene, Ore, Sun., June 13. 1948, Page SB Kennell-Ellis photo, Wiltshire engraving . ' . . . MRS. HYLTON A lawn ceremony wedded Mr. and Mrs. John W. Hylton (Au drey Keeler) Friday afternoon. Mrs. Grant Crakes For Wedding Rush (CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1) Bette, to Sgt. Charles A. Lane, son of . Mr. . and Mrs. Frank Gamble on San Jose, Calif. Sgt. Lane is in the Ar- Air Forces and stationed . at Tucson Ariz. Miss Bette is' secretary at the Civil Aeronautics at Tucson, is a graduate of the University of Oregon, and member of Alpha Omicron Pi. The wedding is planned for the late summer. The engagement of Miss Mari lyn Nicholl to Lowell F. Viken, was announced recently by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Nicholl. Mr. Viken, who is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Viken, is a sophomore at the university where he is majoring in chem ical engineering, and is an ex service man. Miss Nicholl was graduated from the University High School and attended university for a time. The news was told at the Nicholl home to a group of friends, by means of tiny scrolls tied to nosegays and used as place cards. . Miss Shirley V. Gribskov, daughter of Mrs. Jennie H. Grib skov of Junction City, recently announced her engagement to Norman McCumsey at a party given in their honor at the home of Mrs. Hans Rasmussen. Mrs. Rasmussen and Mrs. Russell Gribskov were co-hostesses. Both young people are gradu ates of Junction City high school. Miss Gribskov has attended Willamette University and Ore gon State College. Mr. McCum sey served in the Navy during the war and later attended Ore go:! State College. The wedding is planed 'or early fall. ment of their daughter, Darlene, to Ernest E. Jordan, son of Mrs. Polly Jordan of Atoka, Okla. The wedding will take place in Aug ust. Miss St. Clair was graduated this year from Oakridge High School. She attended grade school at Westfir. . Reedsport Mr. and Mrj. El mer M. Hansen have announced the engagement of their daugh ter, Doris Mae, to Eugene A. Cockeram, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence H. Cockeram of Deans Creek. Garden Club Sets Meeting Week Late Eugene Garden ' Club an nounces postponement of its meeting from the third to fourth Tuesday, June 22, in order to hear reports from the State Convention of Garden Clubs. The sessions will be attended by Mrs. L. M. Watson, president; Mrs. Nadine Newman, vice president; Mrs. Ernest Brunton, state chairman of Garden Cen ters, and Mrs. Cora Saunders, district vice-president. A display of herbs arranged in a garden is planned for the con vention, which will be held at Gearhart, June 16-19. P.E.O. CHAPTER MEETING MONDAY Chapter H, P.E.O., will meet Monday evening at seven-fifteen o'clock, for dessert with Miss Ethel Kinsey as hostess, and Miss Mozelle Hair assisting, at the home of Mrs. A. K. Lake, across Ferry Street Bridge on Pioneer Pike. GUILD TO MEET St. Mary's Episcopal Guild will meet in the parish hall Wednes day for all-day quilting. Sisters to Play Piano Recital Monday evening at eight o'clock, Phyllis Gray Knox will present Joan and Ann Barber in piano recital, in their home, 1955 Willamette Street. They are the daughters of Mr. and Mrs. John Barber. The program will be as fol lows: "Minuetto Giocoso" (Hay dn) 'Sonata in C Major" (Mo zart) (Allegro, Andante, Rondo) by Joan Barber; "Bagatelle" (Beethoven), "Sonata in C Major" (Haydn) (Allegro con brio, Adagio, Alle gro) by Ann Barber; "Hunting Song" and "Rider's Story" ( Schumann ), "E 1 f i n Dance" (Grieg), "The Flatterer" (Chaminade) by Joan . Barber. "Minuet" (Paderewski), "Ma zurka," "Song of Sadness" and "Neopolitan Song" (Tschaikow sky) by Ann Barber. Mrs. R. Grant Crakes was elect ed president for the coming year of Eugene City Club at its all club luncheon meeting at Friendly house Thursday after noon. Mrs. Ernest Armes presided at the meeting and thanked the members for their cooperation during the past year. She was presented with a gift from the club by Mrs. Harry M. Lichty. Mrs. J. F. Judkins gave two readings, "Umbrella on a Rainy Day" and "Little Boy's Trinkets." 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