Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 8, 1948)
. m. f i m in sS :fQ SJ DBS. HENRY W. HEIN, who is the former Eleanor G. Larsen, was a bride of July at Bethesda iu Church. Sn is We flaugnier 01 an. ana hits. r. u. uaravn. air. ana. nau m uc m sEmene. (Kennell-EUli photo, Wiltshire engraving! moon u litada Lutheran Church was tht scene of the marriage of Eimor G. Larsen to Henry W. Hein, July 25. The service was uuree ociock in tne afternoon By we ttev. riaroia Aaioue oi hi Lutheran Church. linn In marriage by her father, the bride wore a white supper Km with sweetheart neckline. The fingertip veil war held urn of ued pearls. She carried pink and white roses with with held in a fan shape by a white satin ribbon. umer urien oi Eugene, . Eugene Hein was his brother's best man, and ushers were Laurence Hein, oousln of the bridegroom, and Donald Short. Candelabra and baskets of pink and white gladiolus and carnations decorated the church. Mrs. Harold Aalbue sang "O Perfect Love" and "The Lord's Prayer." Tom O'Brien accom panied her. At the reception in the ohurch lira el pink organdy and Hum oi pink gladiolus N held in a fan shape, uttta of honor. Alto at- K til bride were Mrs. f Linen of Eugene in "way, and Mr. Arnold paytllow organdy. p (Ml were nieces of the nun, Sharon, and Pa "Wo, who wore gowns Mlhoii of the matron of no attendants. parlor, Mrs. Charles Hein and Mrs. M. O. Ankarberg poured the coffee. Mrs. Jay Stalsberg and Mrs. Bean Stevens cut the cake. Misses Betty Fox,' Gloria Rogers, and Lynnette Gilbert poured the punch and helped serve. Miss Frances Hein, sister of the bridegroom, directed the signing of the guest book, and Miss Signy Vik assisted about the room. Miss William Ruiter was in charge of the gifts. Following the trip to Crater Lake and other points of inter est, the couple will live in Eu gene. Mrs. Hein worn an acqua green suit with gray accessories for the wedding trip. Mrs. Hein is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Larsen of Eugene, and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Hein, also of Eugene mm I ,pl 1 ill4 j'X ill - Y V't i ll If fP I I hi - , 14 i'A' 1 Km..i. " -kWPWBkWWB s.1 BkJsMOKfc-' " iiii k ;'rM;" ?H. ho Is the 40 at home ta Hadle,- Fehly photo. WUtehfre Engraving MRS. JOHN H. GEIL, who was married July 28 at First Methodist Church. She is the former Vir f Lnia Ann Eunit of Eugene. Miss Bybee Wed August 1 Given in marriage by her father, Miss Virginia Bybee wore a wedding gown of tradi tional white satin, with sweet heart neckline, for her marriage to Alvln Campbell. The finger tip veil was held by a tiara of orange blossoms. Dr. Vance H. Webster read the service at First Baptist Church, August 1. Parents of the bride are Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Bybee of Boise, Idaho, and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Campbell of Eugene. Miss Bybee has been making her home at 921 Eighth Avenue West in Eugene. Matron of honor was Mrs. Frederick Bixel of Eugene. Her gown was white organdy over blue, and she carried a nosegay of gladiolus. Bridesmaid was Miss Patricia Bucklin of Eugene, who wore white voil over pink and car ried a nosegay of corona gladi olus. Mrs. Norman Green of Eu gene was also an attendant and wore white voil over pink and carried a nosegay similar to that of the bridesmaid's. Best man was George Camp bell, brother of the bridegroom. Ushers were Norman Green, Charles Bybee, Dale Curfman, and Clayton Jarvis. Miss Virginia Burt sang "Ah, Sweet Mystery of Life" and "With This Ring, I Thee Wed." She was accompanied by Mrs. Charles Roffe. At the reception in the church parlors, Miss Faye Schick played the music. Mrs. H. C. Travillion cut the cake, Mrs. L. B. Thomas poured, and assisting were Mrs. Vernon Perdue, Mrs. Jack Cook, Mrs. Donald Stan, Miss Doris Mang ham, and Misses Shirley and Janice Finley. In charge of the reception was Mrs. W. R. Finley, and hostesses were Mrs. Berdon Thomas, Mrs. Clifford Travillion, and Mrs. Bernice Rheinsburg. For going-away, the bride wore a navy blue suit with navy and white accessories. The couple will be at home in Eu gene as Mr. Campbell is a stu dent at the University of Ore gon. Diamond Earrings Of Mother's Worn At Wedding Sunday wearing the diamond earrings her mother wore at her wedding, Miss Billie J. Osborne of Spring field was married to John Har old Belloni at double ring rites read by the Rev. O. L. Griffith. It was a lawn wedding at the home of the bride's aunt, Mrs. Floyd Lengacher of Eugene, at two o'clock, August 1. Parents of the bride are Mr. and Mrs, Springfield, is the son of Mrs. John Belloni of Myrtle Point The white satin bridal gown had a full-length veil with train and full skirt. She carried a white orchid with stephanotis. Mrs. Gordon Goosela of Pow ers, matron of honor, wore a full-gathered pastel green net skirt. Miss Barbara Lengacher of Eugene was bridesmaid, wearing a light peach gown trimmed with white daisies. Mrs. Clifford Wilson of Myrtle Point was also an attendant, and wore a pastel yellow gown. All earrled nose gays of rainbow colors. Carol Furman was flower girl and Celia Caughell was train bearer. Brother of the bridegroom, Robert Belloni of Eugene, was best man. James A. Osborne, of Springfield, brother of the bride, and Clifford Wilson of Myrtle Point, were ushers. The bride was given in marriage by her brother, 'Major Earle Osborne. Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Gaylbrd sang "Thine Alone" and "Al ways," accompanied by Mrs. Gaylord. At the reception, Mrs. Stanley Furman, sister of the bride groom, cut the eake, and Mrs. Floyd Lengacher, aunt of the bride, served the punch. Miss Sandra Lengacher had charge of the guest book. For the wedding trip to Lake Louise in Canada, the bride wore an acqua two-piece suit with white accessories. After August 16 they will live at Myrtle Point. Mr. Belloni attended the Uni versity of Oregon, and is now In business at Myrtle Point. Clayton-Sylvester ' Rites in Eugene Miss Belva Jean Sylvester, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Sylvester of Reedsport, and John Clayton Drawyer of Jasper, were married here Sunday, August 1. The Rev. L. O. Grif fith officiated. Mrs. Fred O' Sullivan, sister of the bride was matron of honor, and Mr. O' Sullivan served as best man. COUNTRY CLUB GOLF PLAT TO FEATURE 'CRIERS' TOURNAMENT A "criers" tournament will feature women's golf play at the Eugene Country Club next Wed nesday. Winners of last week's odd-hole event were Mrs. Ed Siegmund, Mrs. Mervin Vater, Mrs. J. F. Roadman and Mrs. Pat Fury. Mrs. Siegmund also won the first-flight of the cham pionship tournament, with Mrs. Ron Romig the second-flight winner, and Mrs. Lewis Road man the third-flight winner. Mrs. John Bushman had previously w tba ahamptonihlB flight. POTLCCK DINNER PLANNED BY JAYCEE-ETTES Jaycee-ettes are planning a potluck dinner at the home of Mrs. Robert Goodwin, 110 Six teenth Avenue East, Thursday evening at seven o'clock. Host esses will be Mrs. Delos Shinn and Mrs. Robert Hanson. Those planning to attend are asked to call Mrs. Goodwin at 5140-W. Mrs. David Lubanko Visits Mother Here Mrs. David S. Lubanko (Mar jorie Titus), with her little dau ghter, Suzanne, of Great Neck, Long Island, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Harry W. Titus, and, brother, Jack Titus. They plan to be here for a month. Council of Presidents To Hear Keith Jones Women's Council of Presidents will hear Chief of Police Keith Jones tell of "Problems Police Department," Friday, meeting will be at noon Osburn Hotel. Miss Elizabeth Richard will preside. WCTU UNITS SET MEETINGS THIS WEEK Eastside chapter of. Women's Christian Temperance Union will meet at the home of Mrs. Carrie A. Day, 1553 Orchard Street, Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock. Westside Union will meet In the Evangelical Church Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock. $o5e Cjardi izabeth 0 WJn 35 Sett da ma 'i Uea 1H 1 KSil 1 f THE ATTRACTIVE rose gardens at the home of Dr. and Mrt), Arthur H. Norton on College Crest will provide the back ground for the membership tea of Eugene Garden Club, to be given Wednesday from two until four o'clock. Past president! of the club who will be in the receiving line are Mrs. Ernest Brunton, Mrs. J. C. Bintz, Mrs. George D. Graves, Mrs. Carl Pfeiffer and Mrs. L. M. Watson, who is president at this time. Guests will be registered by Mrs. Fred Broders. She Is to) be assisted by Mrs. Jerry Towne and Mrs. Everett Eggleston, who will write each guest's name on a card which will b worn as Identification. KenneU-imif photo. Wiltshire engraving. MRS. ALVIN PALMATEER was married at Fairmont Church of Christ in July. She Is the former Mavis Sore ns on. They are at home In Eugene. Engagements IfiSSsSL . HlO Ui tUC CUV JVAlt JSi fc. brid'etoom Announced of Late juiy Today is the wedding day of Miss Ann Phetteplace to James C. Luckey at St. Mary's Episco pal Church. Marriage vows will be exchanged before the Rev. E. S. Barlam at four-thirty o'clock. . Among showers honoring Miss Phetteplace was a cotton shower of July 26 given by Mrs. Dale Fischer at her home. Mrs. Harry Gordon, -Mrs. John L. Wood worth, and Miss Anne Wood worth were hostesses at a tea July 24 honoring Miss Phette place ai.d Miss Sylvia Ann Scott, daughter of Col. and Mrs. May Ion Scott of Corvallis. On July 19, Misses Nancy Beltz and Jane Hull were hostesses at a kitchen shower given -at the home of Miss Beltz. Miss Sylvia Ann Scott, daugh ter of Col. and Mrs. Maylon Scott of Corvallis, will be mar ried August 14 to James Beding field of Coos Bay. Miss Scott formerly attended the Univer sity of Oregon. Mr. Bedingfield is in the university law school. Recently announced was the engagement of Miss Freda Mae Shannon to Philip H. Edblom by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Shannon of Eugene. Mr. Edblom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Edblom, also of Eugene. The wedding is planned for Novem ber. At a family dinner, Sunday evening, in the home of P. J. Patterson and the late Mrs. Pat terson, the engagement of their daughter, Nelda Frances, to Darrel A. Thomason, son of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Thomason, all of Eugene, was announced. The wedding is to be an event of August 28. The engagement of Miss Lou ise Adams of Springfield to Jack Denton is announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Adams. Mr. Denton is making his home in Eugene. The wed ding is planned for September 19. Mr and Mrs Roy E Wilcox of Veneta, have announced the en gagement of their daughter, Juanita Ann to Norman L. Read, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Read of Eugene. Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Mil liorn announce the engagement of their daughter, Shirley to Calvin M. Snyder, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Snyder. The wedding will be an event of September. SPRINGFIELD CIVIC CLUB Springfield Civic Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Oliver WaddelL, 146 Mill Street, for a covered-dish luncheon. It will be Tuesday afternoon at twelve thirty o'clock. Those attending are asked to bring their ewn ta ble terviee. Given in marriage by her brother, Arthur Ennis, Miss Vir ginia Ann Ennis exchanged vows with John H. Gell at First Methodist Church, July 28. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Nellie C. Ennis, and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Geil, all of Eu gene. The Rev. David Seaman officiated. For her marriage, Mrs. Gail wore a white satin gown with bustle back. The fitted bodice was trimmed with lace and seed pearis ana ine rront hem was caught up to show the ruffled lace petticoat. The full-length veil had inserts of lace panels and was held by a crown of seed pearls. She carried an orchid en circled by white gladiolus. The bride's sister, Mist Mary Ennis of Eugene, was maid of honor, and wore a blue gown and carried a bouquet of gladio lus. Flower girl was Carol Ann Ennis, niece of the bride, who was gowned in white satin to match the gown of the bride. J. G. Reardorff was best man, and I. C. Cutsforth and Jerry Durbin were ushers. James Kayes sang "Ave Ma ria" and "Thine Alone." Mrs. Barbara Tripp played the wed ding marches. At the reception in the church parlors, Mrs. William Abney cut the cake, Mrs. Robert Barham poured, and Miss Louis Green, Miss Sylvia Becker, and Mrs. Kenneth Westrope served, Miss Clara Windchester played the reception music. For her wedding trip to Mex ico, Mrs. Gail wore a grey erepe dress with black accessories. The couple plans to live at 2756 Kin caid Street. Mrs. Geil attended Friends University, Wichita, Kan., and Mr. Geil attended the Univer sity of Oregon. Spurgins Visit Former Presbyterian Pastor Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Spurgln, who with their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Barnett, have been vacationing on Puget Sound, had a pleasant visit with the Rev. and Mrs. Norman Tully, former pastor of Central Presbyterian Church, at Davenport, Wash. They were the first guests to register at a newly opened re sort at Lopez, Wash., the Sea Ranch. It is located on the north end of Lopez Island in the San Juan Group and is the first ferry stop out of Anacortes, Wash. The Spurgins were present- for the salmon "potlatch" which is a weekly feature at the resort during the salmon season. BPW LUNCHEON AT OSBURN Business and Professional Women's Club will meet Thurs day at aooa la the Osburn Hot. Double Ring Rites Wed Miss Spies v At St. Mary's Church St. Mary's Catholic Church was the scene of the wedding of Miss Kathleen Mary Spies, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Spies, and Harvey Allen Hum phrey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Humphrey, all of Eugene. The Very Reverend Francis P. Leip zig read the double ring cere mony in the presence of three hundred guests, Sunday after noon, August 1. Escorted to the altar by her father, Miss Spies wore a prin cess style gown of white satin with circular court train. The yoke and peplum of the fitted bodice were of illusion lace, and tiny buttons were used as trim ming up the back. Her finger tip veil was held by a coronet of orange blossoms. She wore a dainty diamond lavalier set with seed pearls and carried a prayer book, topped with a white orchid. Mrs. Hartley Kneeland was her sister's only attendant. She .wore a gown of pastel green and carried a nosegay of pink and white gladiolus. John Hum phrey of Portland served as best man for his brother. Ushers were Meivin Anderson and Arthur Johnson. Mrs. Spies, mother of the bride, and Mrs. Humphrey both wore afternoon dresses of navy blue with white accessories, and corsages of pink and white car nations. Dale Cooley sang "Ave Maria," with Mrs. Cooley at the organ. The altar was decorated with pink and white gladiolus. Mrs. Cecil Atkins, sister of the bridegroom served the wedding cake at the reception which was held in the Mirror Room of Eu gene Hotel immediately follow ing the ceremony. Mrs. Meivin Anderson presided at the punch bowl, and Mrs. Daniel Dion was in charge of the guest book. For the wedding trip to the ooast and Canada, the bride wore a suit of military blue with navy and white accessories. Attending from out of town were: Mr. and Mrs. Willard Spies of Grants Pass; Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Benbow, and daughter Joyce of Galesburg, IU.; Miss Katharine Sullivan of Cottage Grove; Mr. and Mrs. John Humphrey, Craig and Roger of Portland; Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Humphrey, Carrol, Dee and Larry of Corvallis; Mr. and Mrs. George Willet of Shedd; Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Lindskog of Tangent, and Mr. and Mrs. Mil ton Newport and daughter Nata lee of Tangent. Mrs. Don Davis, club treasur er, and Mrs. R. E. Busey, chair man of the membership commit tee, will receive new member!. Serving as hostesses are Mrs. H. A. Norton, Mrs. Henry Jor genson, Mrs. William Craig, Mrs, O. R Lessel, Mrs. C. Frank Gor dinier and Mrs Russell Yockey. On the social committee are Mrs. A. Giustina, Mrs. Elizabeth Romane, Mrs. Glenn Casady, Mrs. R. L. Cooper and Mrs. H. A Bier. Mrs. Neil Banks will be in charge of an informal pro gram. Much interest is reported In the proposed addition to the club house. Mrs. Watson has called a special meeting for Thursday evening at eight oclock in the club house, when plans will be shown and a vote taken on the project. Ralston-Anderson -Vows Exchanged So he could be best man at the marriage of his sister, S. Dean Anderson, student at Uni versity of Minnesota, Minneap olis, flew by airplane to Eugena. The wedding of Miss Jeanett Anderson to Richard W. Ralston was at First Congregational Church the morning of July SO. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a white wool dress-maker suit. Gold button fastened the front of the jacket She wore dark brown aocsasor iea and her flowers were green orchids. Dr. Henry Marcott, Central Presbyterian Church, read the ceremony. Miss Sally Ralston of Portland, sister of the bridegroom, was maid of honor. She wore a street-length silk dress and car ried nosegay of Joanna Hill roses. James S. Anderson, brother of the bride, and student at the University of Oregon, was usher. Mrs. Robert Hays sang "Because" and "Th Lord's Prayer." The wadding breakfast was la th Mirror Room, Eugene Hotel, and Mies Ella Carrlok eut the cake. After a month' wedding trip, th eoupl will live in Seattle where th bridegroom ig senior . at th University of Washington, with a major in engineering. Mrs. Ralston Is th daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer N. Ander son of Eugene, and Mr. Ralstoa i th son of Mr. and Mrs. Lea ner Ralston of Portland. EPSELON UOMA ALPHA Executive Council of Epslloa Sigma Alpha will meet In th home of Charles Humphreys, 2168 Olive Street, Thursday eve ning at seven-thirty o'clock. eV.''4. 1 9Til - h i rilv p, -A,,, , rfVC- :fk . : - ' : r i:' ' ? ' rragj rtlUr phot. WUUhlr Erie MRS. JOHN HAROLD BELLONI, who was married at a lawn wedding, August 1. She Is the former Billie J. Osborne T Spring Held, and will be at horn la MU Ketni
