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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (July 24, 1949)
Women of Moose Announce Events for Comng Week Women of the Moose will have their semi-monthly card party at Moose Hall Monday afternoon. Pinochle and bridge will be LutHeron Circles To Meet Thursday Afternoon Circle of the Wom en's Missionary Society of Cen tral Lutheran Church will meet at the home of Mrs. George Chal berg. 1085 Cal Young Road. Thursday afternoon at two o'clock. Mrs. Lloyd Eppenbeugh is to be the co-hostess. A mission lesson will be presented. Transportation from the church to the Chalberg home will be furnished for those who wish it. Evening Circle of the Mission ary Society Ltitrr ;"i Church is to meet Thursday evening in the home of Mrs. John Triolo, 2614 Kegister-Guerd. Eugene. Or., Sun., July 14. IMS Pare University Street. Miss Dorothy Murray will conduct the Bible study on John the Baptist. KANSAS WOMEN'S CLUB TO MEET meet Tuesday afternoon at one thirty o'clock in the homo of Mrs. J. Kelley, 225 Sunnyslde Drive. All women who former ly lived in Kansas are invited. New members ere especially welcome. Kansas Women's Club will played, with games to atart at two o'clock. Past officers will be refreshment hostesses for the afternoon. The public Is invited. Monday evening officers will hold a drill practice at eight o'clock at Moose Hall. The Graduate Regents, committee chairmen and officers' escorts are asked to be there for this initiation drill practice. Regular meeting of the Wo men of the Moose is to be Wed nesday evening at eight o'clock, also at Moose Hall. There will be initiation of candidates con ducted by the Graduate Regents. Pair Wedded Here LAST CALL ! OFFER ENDS JULY 30 .1-. iut " p. if MXA HIVELT f Springfteldwril be w" . . - . Aifnra of Thurston. Aomrt 13 "" In Evening Ceremony To Live at Florence Kenneii-raui Photo Wiltshire Enanvtns First Congregational Church - was the scene of the wedding riAM MISS JANET BARKER of Springfield has told her plans to be married next spring to Vernon K. Gregg of Eugene. H. Rechsteiner-Berge July 13 of Miss Barbara Peter son, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Peterson, to Robert Elspas, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Els pas, all of Eugene. The Rev. James H. Cornett, Christian miDDKD "T " pyjnAN Mrfc Jean 8windig attended Wedding Ceremonies church minister, heard the cou- L nnflla I Gift and Wll- ... . , Q Aiams 5 ( Dmn Ple' vow "t seven-thirty '7 .r. married i unumu 0.c( joanawu, servea as ocas man. rncni aisu L'hjm it six o'clock to were Mr, and Mrs. Jasper Si- The Episcopal Cathedral of St CJinsuw v 1 BEATRICE lEAUTY SALON Pay-a Iak , J44J9, Springfield JDMMIB HOOTS -k MondM snd Frlasy AM. to P.M. Ims, Wed.. Thurs. Morninn I A-M. to 1 PJt Erenlnn I fM. to 8 TM. lit I AM. to 1 P.M. by the mons. and the bride's son. Gary Lea Clift. Mrs. Simons Is the mother of the bride, who has been employed by the McDonald Candy Company for several years. The bridegroom is an em ployee of the Oregon Electric Railway Company. They went on a wedding trip to San Fran cisco. NEIGHBORS OF WOOD CRAFT will meet Thursday eve ning at seven-thirty o'clock in Knlghta oi Pythias Hall, for so cial hour and drill practice. Of ficers and guards are asked to be present tiffany lbaui6 H)m Co. i and Willamette Dial 4-3213 nilLE BATH M MOO OT.MMO waii 0 fL Um mas sow roe .... PL-JVJP OKrwtr torn wn dchomww m, u WoZ) X 'vww & " too no, tm vao BATM$ ,N IACM BOX iT-i'rv? . T" COUPON hNY"DAVIS DRUG CO. Vt tnt Earene, Oregon i Boxet Bubble Bath to. c I C.O.D. ( ) ( ) Luke, at Ancon, Panama Canal Zone, was the setting June 4, for the marriage of Miss Agnes Ruth Berge,. daughter of Mrs. Martin Berge of Eugene, to Wil liam Rechsteiner of Puerto Ar muelles, Panama. The service, accompanied by organ music including the tra ditional wedding march, was read before the candle-lighted altar at nine o'clock in the morning by Bishop R. Heber Gooden, assisted by Pastor Mil ton R. Cookson. It was a double ring ceremony. The bride wore a white linen suit with blouse of Chinese hand embroidery, and wore a corsage of pink carnations, She was giv en in marriage by her sister's brother-in-law, Conrad G. Doer ing, USN, and attended by Mrs. Willa Mae Doering. Her sister, Mrs. Doering, was attired in a beige gabardine suit, her cor sage of red roses. John Clennett was best man. Following the ceremony, there was a wedding dinner at the An con Club. The bride was graduated from Montana State Teachers College at Billings, Mont., and attended universities at Seattle and Eu gene. She taught school in three states, and has been employed the past two years by the Unit ed Fruit Co. at Puerto Armuel les, Panama, as a teacher. The couple left June S on a wedding trip to Europe aboard the . English steamer, Corrales. They will spend most of the summer at the bridegroom's childhood home in Switzerland, visiting with his family. They will make their home in Puerto Armuellej. Miss Gladys Chase To Tell of Japanese For Methodist Group Women's Society of Christian Service of First Methodist Church will hold its general meeting Tuesday afternoon, at one-fifteen o'clock. Miss Gladys Chase, who re cently returned from a trip to China and Japan, will furnish the nroffram. While in the Orient Miss At UOttCKje (irOV9 o'clock in the evening. The marriage ceremony was performed in front of an altar decorated with pink and white gladiolus and candelabra, the white flowers in tall baskets and the pink gladiolus in a low massed bouquet on the altar. Ray Bednaschek sang "I Love You Truly" and "Because" and Miss Mary Grubbs presided at the organ. The bride wore a white gab ardine suit with white hat and her flowers were a bouquet of Esther Reade daisies, centered with a pink rosebud corsage used later for a corsage, and tied with white satin ribbon and streamers. An ornament which she wore was a small brooch which had been her great grandmother's. Mr. Peterson gave his daughter in marriage. Miss Frances Dorsey of Flor ence was maid of honor. She wore a pale pink crepe suit and carried a bouquet of white sweet peas and pale blue delphiniums tied with white net. The best man was John Cos tello and the ushers were Robert Peterson and Edward Morrison. Mrs. Peterson wore a navy blue dress with white accessor ies and corsage of pink sweet peas and the bridegroom's moth er was in a dress of pale lav ender with black accessories and corsage of white sweet peas. The reception was in the Wheeler Room of the church with the bride's table being dec orated with pink sweet peas and tall candles. Mrs. Benny Bartel cut the cake assisted by Mrs. William Callaway and Mrs. Carl Saylor poured punch. All are cousins of the bridegroom. Mrs. Robert Timm, sister of the bride, presided at the guest book and Misses Shirley Gadsen and Lila Hoffman assisted about the room. For traveling to the coast for their wedding trip the bride wore a blue and white dress maker suit of linen and the cor sage from her wedding bouquet. They will live at Florence. The bride formerly attended University High School in 1946 and attended the University of Oregon. . t ,iA 1 SO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR ADVANCE SALE OF NATIONALLY FAMOUS TR00CK- FLEECE COM These coats were purchased and delivered at a price for which they cannot now be replaced. The savings thus real ized go to you! On August 1st and thereafter identical coats will be priced $10 higher than indicated below. AS FURTHER PROTECTION FOR YOU Gift Shower Given Chase traveled with missionary friends and lived for a while with a Japanese family. From this experience she became in timately acquainted with Japan ese life and customs. Devotions for the meeting will be led by Mrs. Blrdola Germain. Following the talk by Miss Chase, tea will be served in the church parlor. In conjunction with the tea a special exhibit of Japanese art will be displayed. All Methodist women and their friends are invited to attend. Board of Home Elects Directors The board of the Alice Marie Baby Home, at its annual meet ing recently held at the home, elected Mrs. George Horn and Mrs. E. A. Denton as new trus tees, and re-elected all officers and other directors. Officers of the board are Gor don Olson, chairman; M. F. Mes man, vice chairman; Mrs. V. L. Currey, recording and corre sponding secretary; Mrs. M. F. Mesman, treasurer; Mrs. J. Prosser Stewart, publicity; Miss Myrtle Borbe, superintendent Others on the board are Mrs. Frederick K. Davis, Mrs. R. P. Sutton, Mrs. J. Ernest Brunton, Mrs. Clifford Abrams, Harold Olson, H. V. Johnson and Les ter Beals. Miss Borbe reported that com munity Interest in the home has been excellent in the past year. At Christmas time, food to an estimated amount of $354.(0 was received as gifts. There also were 250 Christmas cards, and Miss Borbe sent replies to more than half of that number. Con tributions have helped much to support the home. There still is real need of a garage to house the car used to transport the chil dren to church and school, but lumber for this may bo donated, the said. Mrs. Stewart displayed a scrapbook she has kept since she went on the board, which was found of Interest and value. COTTAGE GROVE Miss Sara Bjorset, bride-elect of Lynn A. Hamilton of Eugene, was hon ored guest at a miscellaneous shower Saturday evening when Mrs. Herbert W. Lombrrd and her daughter, Marie, entertained a group of friends. The couple will be married August 21 in a late afternoon garden ceremony at the home of the bride s mother, Mrs. Georg Bjorset. Dessert refreshments were served to the guests on lovely old Danish Royal Copenhagen china of the hostesses. Napkins also were in matching blue and white Royal Copenhagen pattern and had come from Denmark. Garden flowers were used in bouquets for the room decora tions. Those present were: Mrs. W. R. Hamilton of Eugene, mother of Mr. Hamilton; Mrs. C. C. Cru son, Mrs. W. H. Daugherty, Mrs. Fred Bllckle, Mrs. Frank E. Brown, Mrs. C. C. Collier, Mrs. H. C. Skade of Eugene, Mrs. Dan J. Dunn of Reedsport, Mrs. Ger old Wltherspoon, Mrs. W. L. Workman Jr., Mrs. Georg Bjor set, Miss Chloris Roberts, Misses Betty Lou and Roberta Bagley, Miss Jane Beidler, the guest of honor and hostesses. WE'LL GUARANTEE YOUR PURCHASE AGAINST PRICE DECLINE FOR A PERIOD OF NINETY DAYS Here's what we mean. At the tun oi purchase your coat will be recjUtered under your name, address and telephone num ber. S at any time during a ninety-day period following trie date of purchase the replacement eoet of your coat fall below lb current market price we will refund to you the difference between new end old retail price. THESE ARE ALL NEW FALL COATS, STYLED BY A STR00CK ENFRANCHISED MANUFACTURER FROM 100 LONG HAIR WOOL FLEECE, TREATED CHEMICALLY TO PREVENT BUNCHING OR MATTING . . . SIZES 8 TO 18 IN WHITE, GREY, BEIGE, YELLOW, CHARCOAL, PINK, AQUA AND GREEN. 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