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ilitional (Cvents H)ue Jieyit 4pproacLes By Ana Connell 'ft Is fh" week which sees the ushering-in of the Lenten El0us Mardl Grai In New Orleans, Is also the day oi Utlonal Shrove Tuesday benefit card party of Catholic fMttt In Eugene. It will take plac at two o'clock at luujn Hotel, as has for the past thirty years. nt Friday to Lent ' ha, traditional cbserv l. ,Mne. and over the of ir 1 J Ijj b wona Day ipl - .k.rvni t ... i na uuwi SS In rui .y.-o-"- d Brethren Church, ,(t and Monroe Street, tflol Peek Is the ejen.- U Aairman, appointed by L Hinry R- Burch, presl L af the Eugene Council r . ,,r TV, -v. Leace li sponsored Inter dually by the United Ldl of Church Women. Esedlnqr the general pro which Is to be at twe I'elook, a special oom- itrvlce Is announced tio-(eriY-flve o'clock. The i Charles E. Fogg, pastor It host church, will offl- W Members ot ail cnurcn- n Invited to participate. Eli will be followed by a Yi. intermission, ..ounnij ttch organ music will be Udtd by Paul Slsler. Una Giren m following u in program i uitnrxl by Mrs. Charles Url, program chairman: jpn, by congregation, lianas ef welcome, Mrs. Hen- hreh. U to worship, Mrs. Jan aration, the Ray. John 71. k Iiarop, Falrmount Presby- Cmireh. bum. eociragation. tlk by Mill Lucille Libby of buy, former missionary to lUdltation, organ music. UkUob, 'Teach Me to Pray," kitt from Northwest Chris- hCollHe. Mutton ef Lord's Prayer, hpliaatlon of offering, Mrs, I CuwelL (Half the money ulna" k kept in the United M, foe work among migrant tan, ahira-oropperi, Amorl i hate and Negroes; the m h uied for Christian a the Orient and among vaei students In the United (to tf fee to mrt OUoa, paster et Xe4- Utheren Church. pas. aoggremtien, MMflettoB, the Her. Chutes tCDfTer SaheS Is in abacs smnxemente. sad haV Wee eontTfts ef Mrs. be Mkl tea. Wallr Mull. U pi OuEey and Mrs. Itufus m M when. Mrs. ofcell ef altar decorations. a. A. Eastman will direct 41 " Ilk . " & rK i ifr M .-- I I - . - 1 Eugene Sorority Gamma Phi Beta Host to Province Eleventh biennial conference of Province Six of Gamma Phi Beta sorority wiU be held in Eu gene from March 4 to 8 with Nu Chapter at the University of Or egon and the Eugene alumnae group as hostesses. Theme of the conference will be "Pan-Hellenic Relationship." One delegate and one alter nate from each active chapter and the same from each alumnae ehspter wfll attend. Six active chapters. University of British Columbia, University of Wash ington, University of Idaho, Or egon State College and Univer sity of Oregon, wiU be repre sented. Mrs. F. T. Isaaccon of Seattle, province director, and Mrs. Rog er Howe of Chicago, national chairman of finance, will be among the leaders of the confer ence. Mrs. Golda P. Wickham, director of women's affairs on the University of Oregon campus, will speak Saturday morning at eleven o'clock. 4. iff i x if I f o MSB. JAMES P. NUOKNT, bride of s ceremony of February 19, Its ooople wilt live in Portland. W)i65 (Clouce Oberq J Stile '9 vangeline fhapter Pays bnortoFour he rilartar hp"" Chapter, Order ef partem Star will be honored L"1 birthday eelebra- It the MtnilAP mm M the chapter at Masonic fW Tenth and OUve Streets, P5 evening at eight o'clock. Km Mr. t t ... F wthy matron of Evange- PvSIDtir KTUa AHK. nrui. , Mm. Uura Harris and rcis Hodes. .TMlor the evening following Sunshine Oirls f"l M hostesses: Mrs. Key P. lrman, Mrs. R, B. Ba- Sri.nVr ' ueorge CS; Mn- J- C. Johnson, Mrs. tmje, lirs. J. Watts, Mrs. P Burkholder, Mrs. Archie iiTJ'-.M.rs- srn Bentley,- brother-in-law of the Other members of the SiT y.Kt Mr'- Daisy Greta Bucklng- LKKnightTh Roy Hum '4Mn. NeweU Hopkins. Mollis Rite t3 Couple fe-M. Nell.. revert R, 81 01 Mr- nd n bT " oi "ir. and Mrs. Con allis, Febru ri 01 th bride l c wore a Dink dr f Si; ccessorie 'n black. Ly evenine. fnllno,(n 'tSti.r?,tur? from wed Wvw Portland, a dinner Wu nd Mrs. R P WS7 Harrisburg " of the hooL Chapter to Meet Cj"1 book liT?r Bolc Club ,ni rRSV Mr J. a Hoit, tT?? Street. for I.mrW- Cvml-!omorrow- The r . " ,"e charge of K5tboS "-?n;.wh0 wiU I'brrv ""'erson, tne 7 Dumas Maione, Waarlne with her weddlnc attire a sapphire lavaller belonging to her mother. Miss Eoyoc Oberg was married to James P. Nugent at a ceremony in St. Mary's Catholic Church Saturday morning, February 19, at ten o'clock. The Very Rev. Francis P. Leipzig officiated. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Oberg, end the bridegroom is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. James P. Nugent, whibTsatutfade iTperiodstye March Gathering with leg e' mutton sleeves. Folds qc UeaTna Society ot satin at the waistline formed nSU.U.lUj OUUlSiy bustle in the back and the Set for Tuesday skirt had a full-length train. Mrs. Belle K. Williams is to be hostess to the March potluck luncheon of Eugene Hearing So ciety at her home, 690 Four teenth Avenue East, Tuesday afternoon at one o'clock. Mem bers are asked to bring their own table service. Board of directors of the so ciety will meet Wednesday even ing with Mrs. F. L. Chambers. Feature of the society's Feb ruary social evening was a pro- Her lone veil was held by a crown of seed pearls. She carried a white prayerbook topped by a white orchid. Mrs. William Brund, a sister of the bride, was matron of honor. Her gown was of salmon pink satin, she carried an arm bouquet of tulips, and wore a headband of white carnations. Other attendants were Mrs. Ar thur Jensen of Mapleton and Mrs. Lee Heater, sisters of the bride, and Mrs. Kemper Hull All wore similar gowns of aqua satin, with matching headbands of satin and rosebuds, 'and carried arm bouquets of tulips. Mrs. Oberg, the bride's moth er, wore a grey suit with black accessories and a corsage of red roses and a baby orchid. Kenneth Nugent acted as best man and Thomas Nugent as usher. Both are brothers of the bridegroom. Kenneth XNeni, a brother-in-law of the bride groom, was an usher. The bride was given in marriage by her father. Two large baskets of snap dragons were used with candel abra In decoration. "Ave Maria" and "Panis Angelicus" were sung by Dale Cooley, with Mrs. Cooley at the organ. A reception was held In the Mirror Room of Eugene Hotel. Mrs. Lawrence Magnuson and Mrs. Lee McCune cut the cake. Miss Betty Luckey of Portland poured. Mrs. Dan Bloom and Mrs. Clair Lindsley assisted. The guest book was handled by Mrs. Kenneth Nehi, a sister of the bridegroom. Miss Laura Lee Mc Cune had charge of the gifts. Mr. and Mrs. Nugent -went on wedding trip to British Colum bia, she wearing a dress of slate blue satin with salmon pink coat and her wedding orchid. They will live in Portland. (CONTINUED ON PAGE 2B) (CONTINUED ON PAGE 2B) PI chapter. Phi Beta Alum nae, is to meet Tuesday after noon for one o'clock dessert. In the home of Mrs. Charles Byrne, 41 Twenty-second Avenue west. Assisting hostesses are Mrs. Mar vin Krenk. Mrs. Bryant De Bar, Mrs. C. H. Hoppe and Mrs. Frank Anderson. A program has been arranged. 7gj ww M M its 1 ; Kennell-EIlit Photo WUUhlre Engravins Ktnnell-ElIU rhoto Wiltshire encravtns MISS 8UK FERNISrEX has announced her encagement to George W. Gordon. They will be married March 20. Both are local student. Women to Open Golfing Season Wednesday at Club A two-ball greensome has been arranged by the Women's Com mittee of Eugene Country Club for opening day of the golfing season Wednesday. The execu tive board will meet at eleven o'clock in the morning followed by a general meeting for the en tire group at twelve o'clock. This also will be the first business meeting of the year. More than one hundred wo men turned out for Ladies Day at the club Inst Wednesday, most of them spending the afternoon at cards. A few braved the weather to play golf during the afternoon. Prizes at cards went to Mrs. L. S. Axland and Mrs. S. A. Scxsmtth. WELFARE LEAGUE SCHEDULES SESSIONS Eugene Welfare League will have its monthly business ses sion Friday morning, meeting at ten o'clock in the Mirror Room of the Eugene Hotel. The exe cutive board is scheduled to meet the preceding day. Thurs day at noon, at the home of Mrs. Edward Walker. The sewing group of the Lea gue will meet Monday at one o'clock, at the home of Mrs. Rob ert P. Booth- MISS TVONNE SNEED or Springfield Is to be married March IS to James F. Hickman of Med ford. Pair to Note Anniversary Honoring Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Klngsley of 2133 Roosevelt Ave nue, whose fiftieth wedding an niversary will be March 1, a re ception will be held Sunday aft ernoon from two to five o'clock at the home of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. J. Ernest Fields, 892 Park Avenue. Friends and rclaUves are invit ed to attend. Mr. and Mrs. Klngsley, who came to Oregon in 1913, and have lived In this area for years, were married at Hebron, Nebr. Their three children, all of whom live here, will be present They are Miss Marjorie Kings ley, Mrs. Fields and Addison 8. Kingsley. A grandson, Addison Klngsley, Jr., and also W. B. Klngsley's one living brother, J. W. Kingsley of Downer's Grove, near Chliigoo, will be present. Both Mrs. Fields and Miss Kingsley are teachers In the River Road School, and the Ad dison Klngstcys also live in this community. CLUB TO MEET S D Club meets Wednesday afternoon at one-thirty o'clock for bridge In the home of Mrs, Fannie McAllster, 288 Hlga Street. ilsV 'ill'' v- Ktnnell-inill Photo WlHihlro onffriivlnS MISS LOUISE KOKKELER'B engagement to Darrel D. Dwycr has been announced recently. No date Is set for their marriage, - Ktnnll-ElU Photo WllUhlr. nuravhu MISS- MARILYN nOLDEN has told her be trothal to Paul Smlthrod, to whom she will be married In the fall. Both are of Eugene. Tahlr Photo. Wfltihlre Engraving Is the former Eloyce Oberg.. MA Nancy Carlisle Honored at Two Recent Showers Miss Nancy Carlisle, whose wedding data to Morven Thomas of Portland has been announced as March 19, has been honored at two gift showers recently. The first was February 11 at the home of Mrs. Virgil A. Par ker Jr., with Mrs. Parker and her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Vir gil A. Parker III, the hostesses. Mrs. Kenneth L. Carlisle, mother of the bride-to-be, served the ices which were decorated with small bells and Miss Carlisle cut the wedding cake which was ornamented with wedding bells. Guests at the shower, besides Miss Carlisle and her mother, were: Miss Jane Carlisle, ' Mrs. Richard L. Rinde, Mrs. Mark F. Hathaway Jr., Mrs. James O. Curley, Mrs. William Burnett, Mrs. Larry Marsh, Miss Andree Manerud, Mrs. Herbert C. Baker, Mrs. Loy Rowling, Mrs. L. H. Williams, Miss Kay Sharp, Mrs. Several tSetrolkatd Js4nnounced Mr. and Mrs. John X. Whalloy announce the engagement of their daughter, Margaret Eleanor (Margie) to Ted Rogan of Eugene, son of Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Schulz, formerly of Wleabaden, Ger many. Their marriage is planned for late spring. Miss Whalley is a graduate ot St. Mary's High School, and' attended the University of Oregon, where she studied voice and piano. Mr, Rogan is a professional musician. He came to Eugene about seven months ago to join his mother here. He had his owm band In Europe, and played in a number of American clubs abroad. '4 V -K; . : ' m X ' ff,'s- The engagement of Miss Yvonne Sneed, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Sneed of Spring field, to James F. Hickman of Medford was announced recently at s formal dinner at Alpha Del ta Pi sorority house on the uni versity campus. Small envelopes brought in when the dessert course was served wcro found to contain little broken hearts which, when fitted together, con veyed the message "No broken where Miss Uchytll went recent ly to bid goodbye to her flanee before his departure for Naval duty in Guam. e I An engagement of Interest sa the county la that of Miss Mabel Lange and William W. Lowes, postmaster at Creswell, whloh was made recently at a tea in Mishawoka, Indiana. Miss Lange la the daughter of Mrs. Louis Lange of Minneapolis, Minn, and has been a teacher in the Mlsh- Ih.ey '",gagc.d-' Ca"-ylnK. out She formerly attended Unlver- the Valentine theme two large She formerly attended Univer sity of Oregon, studying muile heart-shaped boxes of candy there for a year and ha. a large were passed and the group sang "Sweetheart of Sigma Chi.'" The wedding date has been an nounced as March 13. The bride elect has completed two years at the university and Is a member of Alpha Delta Pi. Mr. Hickman was graduated In business ad ministration last June and Is affiliated with Sigma Chi fra ternity. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. William - B. Hickman of Medford. number of friends In Eugene and Creswell. The couple will make their home In Creswell after the marriage. WEDDINGS TOLD BY ANNOUNCEMENTS Announcements have been re ceived by Eugone friends of the marriage of Miss Mardelle Ed wards to William Henry Zorn, Thursdoy, Fcbruory 17, at Kal Ispell, Montana. They are to be at home after March 1, at Chester, Mont, Ktnntll-Kllla Photo Wlltihlra Engraving MISS MARGIE WIIAI.I.EY has told her engagement to Ted Rogan of Engene, and their plans to be married In late spring. Hunt Club Show Sunday ' The public Is Invited to attend the Amateur Horse Show which Eugene Hunt Club will sponsor next Sundny afternoon In Jhe covered arena at the Lane County Fair Grounds. There will be no admission charged to the events, which will begin at two o'clock. Any Interested riders are In vlted to enter any of the schedu led events, and may do so by contacting Hunt Club members in charge. The following will serve as chairmen of various entries: I. P, Morgan has promised to show his harness mare, Ima Flash, and other trick and show horses may be Included. ' Announcements have been re ceived In the week Just past of the marriage February 15 of Miss Carol Grace Fallln of Salem to Calvin K. Horsey ot Eugene, at First Presbyterian Church, Al bany. Tho couple formerly at tended University of Oregon. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Grant B. Fallin of Salem and Mr. Hersey Is the son of Mrs. Ivan Surcamp of Eugene. Wilson-Fike Rites Five-gaited horses, Mis. Jean Mapleton Ingram. L Knn?l1-E!)l Photo WilUh'ro Engraving Ann aaa rnarried m s church ceremen, In Springfield February Is. Three-galled horse, Mrs. Hunt ington Clayton. Junior seats and hands. Miss Fae Thompson. This class Is lim ited to young rider, under twelve years of age and may be with either English or Western equipment. English pleasure class, Mrs, John Laurln Reynolds. Western pleasure class, San ford Nemcrousky. Musical chairs, C. A. Dickin son. Tennessee walking horses, Cy Slocum. Jumpers, Ed Davis. Pair, class, English and West em, Mrs. E. B. Murphy. Men's stock horses, Ernest Brunton. There also Is promise of several Interesting "exhibition" rlaes, the committee states. Senator Morse hopes to be here to drive his road horse, Sir Laurel Guy. Miss Ellen Mao Fike, daughter of Mrs. Fleeta F. Fike of Swiss home, was married to Alvin Robert Wilson of Mapleton at the home of the bridegroom's mother, Mrs. Emily Wilson, Feb ruary 18. The Rev. Hubert Ul rich, pastor of Mapleton Evan gelical Church, performed the ceremony at ten o'clock In tho morning. The bride's dress was a navy blue taffeta, street length. She was attended by Miss Zelma Huffman of Mapleton, whoso dress was rose color. Ralph C, Wilson was best man. After a short wedding trip the couple is now at home at Mapleton. THURSDAY CI.UB TO HAVE LUNCHEON Thursday Club la to meet in the coming week at the home of Mrs. M. F. Moyer, 12B3 Tyler Street, for one o'clock luncheon, Thursday afternoon. The engagement of Miss Mar ilyn Holden to Paul Smithrud, both former University of Ore gon students, was announced at a St. Valentine party at the home of Miss Holdcn'a parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Holden In McMlnnvllle recently. Mr. Smithrud is the- son of Mrs. James Holoway of Lyle, Wash. The wedding will be In the fall. Miss Holden was graduated from the university in 1848 and is affiliated with Chi Omega sorority. She Is employed by Shower Is Given roung ijuniuer company in E.U gene. Mr. Smithrud, who is a member of Sigma Phi Epsllon fra ternity, received his degree In 1948 and is with the Ed Lorcnce Company. e a Mr. and Mr.. W. H. Fernl mcn of Klamath Falls announce the engagement of their daugh ter, Sue, to George W. Gordon, son of Mr. and Mrs. George F. Gordon of Aloha, Ore. Their marriage will take place March 20 at Klamath Falls, and the Rev. David Seaman of Eugene will officiate. Miss Fernimen Is a graduate student In English at the univer sity, and Mr. Gordon is a senior majoring In mathematics. The engagement ot Miss Mil dred Mae Uchytll to Earl W. Thompson has been announced recently. She is the daughter of Mr- and Mrs. Ben Uchytll of Springfield and Mr. Thompson Is the son of Earl V, Thompson, of Dexter. Thewedding data has not been set. Announcement was made to group ef friends la Seattle For Miss Kissling Honoring Miss Shirley Kiss ling, bride-elect of Richard Tag gesell of Portland, Misses Eliza beth Nelson, Marie Lombard and Sara Bjorsct entertained at a surpriso shower and fireside Wednesday evening at Delta Delta Delta sorority house on the university campus. March 19 Is the date which Miss Kissling has chosen for her wedding. Gifts were presented under a yellow and white umbrella from which rained clusters of violets. The refreshment table was cen tered with an arrangement of yellow daffodils and tapers, and miniature wedding cakes, each decorated with a small wedding bell, were served. Mrs. E. B. Hngedorn, housemother, poured. Guests, In addition to girls of the active chapter of the soror ity, were: Mrs. Hans W. Kissling, mother of the bride-to-be, Mrs. Wilfred Cole, Mrs. Curt Olson, Mrs. Gordon Sprecher, Mrs. Birchard Sprlck, Mrs. Arthur Fret well, Mrs. John Gllbevtsoa and Miss Gloria Johnson,
