:3s80.. . -Wrk. The home is located at 827 Eleventh
U nve
stesses will be the Welcome Wagon Phette-
flrinl' Guild, a group of women new to the city
P L adopted the hospital school as its working project.
P of the guild, and
MrarvofficersareiMrs.
L vice president;
IM. 00""
P"" ntiitee will consist
MTsmith. Mrs V A.
Pr,- Green and Mrs.
''Wrson, display; Mrs.
Vv Mrs William Wol
5C i Clark; Mrs.
?:..r..wi. Mrs. V. Ste-
FSm E. Anderson, Jr.,
hi Spencer, Mrs. G..Ma-
lBiMrs.A"i"
L ffttXIAM
PRESTON,
nu-- ...
tad street, nin:W
r"" ... v- hime tn her
fjffrom two until five
K Tuesday afternoon.
EL have come from
F.,.: A nthers will-
LwTo'napah,Nev.,forthe
F" - . o n will be
k Prestons tnirc
L Amnion of Eugene, Mrs.
E Parker of Cottage Grove,
furs. George Sypherd of
fcjfield.
U Preston has lived at her
Unt location iui iu v"-
P . U- ;vet W.irfhv
fcars. tone was u'
K, of Evangeline Chapter,
U of the Eastern oieu, u
dtenas meetings.
IBST MARRIAGE in the new
U edifice of Central Luther-
Ciiarch, locatea at iota roi-
Street, WW "e mat m mi
Stafeberg to irygve vik,
Ljht o'clock this evening.
kStageberg is tne aaugmer
tr. Snd Mrs. Roy Stageberg
Ejene, and the bridegroom
i son of Mr. ana Mrs. ai
Yik of Springfield. Mr. Vik
his father were contractors
meted the structure.
ECH ENTERTAINING re-
b has centered about the
ling of Miss
k i a u g h t
Mrs. Clarence Chase,
prrv Holloman of Klamath
The bridesmaids' gowns were
of tne same design as that of the
Barbara Borrevik
L :i,r.. 7' ti.r. T maid of honor. All we similar vvcoiiwyoi ..ucj
Kst 26, at the Chase wh"e horsehair hats with satin At Reedsport Rite
k Mrs. Vincil H. Davis and
lllc to See bispiay
If pitcker at iJea
By Ann Connell-
refit for the Children's Hospital School, Mrs. M. L.
' 8 ? .'.nil 'aisolay at a sillver iea next Sunday at her
L.f"!!n " i i 3 . . ,
p-V ijgction ot live uiousmia jjut-ners wnicn s.-.e nas
F 5f tVo oast ten years. Hours of the tea will be
secretary;
.,(! jacKson, n.,,
fctarwich, treasurer,
1 G-.1. virk. nublicity
Rubrum Lilies
Colorful Note
In Bouquet
In ceremonies at First Con
gregational Church, Sunday at
three o'clock, Dr. Wesley G.
Nicholson married Miss Mar
garet Harrison, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. James R. Harrison to
Stanley N. Williamson, son of
Mr. and Mrs. John Williamson
of Tacoma.
The bride was given in mar
riage by her father. She wore a
gown of white slipper Satin with
a court-length train, the dress
buttoned in back to the waist.
An orange blossom headpiece
held in place her fingertip
veil of double French illusion.
The veil was edged with im
ported French lace.
Her bouquet was -of rubrum
lilies and Turner chrysanthe
mums, with stephanotis tied in
a shower of white satin ribbons.
The bride carried an heirloom
lace handkerchief. Her gown
was hemmed with white satin
ribbon on which her close
friends had embroidered their
first names and last initial.
Miss Shirley Carr of Beaver
ton was the maid of honor. She
wore a yellow satin gown of
similar design to that of the
bride. Her dress had off-the-shoulder
necklina and was sleeve
less. She wore a white horsehair,
open-crown picture hat trimmed
with yellow satin ribbon and
carried a floral fan of yellow
glamellias, natural foliage, and
white horsehair.
Bridesmaids were Miss Elaine
Walker of Portland and Miss
Katherine Kuluris of Astoria,
who wore gowns of nile green
satin; and Miss Barbara Bennett -of
Eugene and Miss Theo Feikert
Nancy ' Portland, whose gowns were
n m ui uurajj satin.
Wm -mi mim ., '
x
7? Miss Clark
Sunday Bride
An afternoon ceremony Sun
day at Central Presbyterian
Church wedded Miss Ruth Anna
Clark, daughter of Mrs. Robert
Clark and the late Dr. Clark of
Eugene, to William Dean Conley,
on of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest D.
Conley of Mohawk. The rites
were read at four o'clock by the
Rev. Paul S. Mellish, pastor.
Baskets of pink and white
gladiolus decorated the church
for the ceremony. Mrs. Keith
McMilan sang "Because" (d'Har
delot) and "I Love Thee"
(Grieg), befdre the ceremony.
Andrew Flanders, organist, play
ed her accompaniments and the
wedding marches.
The bride was given away by
Dr. Quirimts Breen, family friend.
She wore a gown of white eyelet-embroidered
batiste, sleeve
less, and made with boat neck
line and flange collar. Her fin
gertip veil of net was arranged
with sprays of stephanotis at the
temples, and she carried a pray
erbook on which rested gardenias
and stephanotis.
Mrs. Austin B. Petersen of
Eugene, a sorority sister of the
bride, was her matron of honor.
She wore a gown of pink pique,
styled like the bride's, and car
ried a fan-shaped bouquet of
fuchsia-colored gladiolus and
pink rosebuds. She wore sprays
of pink rosebuds at her temples.
Mrs. William A. Driver of Cor
vallis. another sorority sister of
the bride and also a cousin of
the bridegroomt was the second
attendant, her gown and flowers
identical to those of the matron
of honor.
Miss Caroline Conley of Eu
gene, another cousin of the bride
groom and also avsorority sister
of the bride, lighted the tapers.
She was gowned in blue.
Austin B. Petersen was best
man. and ushers were William
A. Driver, Corvallis; Steve Ad
ams, Mareoln, and Walter L.
Seavey, Mnrcoln.
The bride's mother wore a
street-length dress of mist blue,
with white accessories and a cor
sage of gardenias and carnations,
SECTION C SOCIETY AND CLUBS
August 21, 1949
Theater, Radio
Building, Home & Garden
County News
t, , H
Kennell-Ellli Photo Wlltihlrt Enirln
MISS JOANNE GOODLIN, dauithter or Mr. and Mrs. C. C
Goodlin of Eugene, will sail August 23 from New York for France.
A student nt Mills College for the past two years. Miss Goodlin will
participate In the Junior Year Abroad program, and will study at
the Sorbonne.
Bridges-Putnam
The mother of the bridegroom RiteS Performed
aiso wove Blue,
Fehly Photo Wiltshire Engraving
MRS. STANLEY N. WILLIAMSON (Margaret Harrison) Is a bride of last Sunday, her mar
riage taking place at three o'clock at First Congregational Church.
Springfield.
The couple will be at home in
daughter, Jo Anne, and Mrs,
bulk Moore and her daugh-
JuqueUne, entertained at a
tiaid luncheon and shower
yesterday. It was at one
fck in the Mirror Room of
'61101 Hotel.
lursiay evening, Miss Sally
fir ind Miss Anne Hines,
x tne bridesmaids, emer
iti it a kitchen shower at
wilier home.
free aunts of the bride-to-
i. Bernald Holtan. Miss
pi Chase and Mrs. Greta
Njham, were hostesses Au
la at a gathering of rela
md close friends. Miss
fwas presented with a mis
m of gifts.
b earlier shower
m. Melville Jones and her
per, Betty, as an evenlnir
Fft Gifts ' Were linaario
attending, besides Miss
'end her mother, were Mrs.
Fisher, Miss Anne Hines,
Roe, Miss Suzanne
Miss JoAnne Davis. Miss
'Engwall, Miss Mary
Miss Anne Woodworth,
p means, Miss Janet
R.Miss Nancy Morse, Mrs.
N DeKeater, Miss Jacque-
mrs. James Luckey,
w. John Northam, Miss
.Mnorickson. Mist Potrinin
'11. Mi.w M.. v
f "n" Northam has in-
Nlibors to a linen shower
f home. Tn-.. .... ..
ttU r '""u"y evening.
H.C.Auld and her daugh-
(? .'? also wiu be hs
" r Miss Chase, at a des-
"oay evening.
D MRS. CLARENCE
Will anla.,.:
la k--j , ""n memoers
P bridal party at a buffet
l,"Ty eving, follow-
rehearsal for the wed-
fcji. . mls5 tnases
at SteDhen. r.n
. -1S expected to be
"iat event.
telthe bride-elt also
P'J,?.ne familv rlinno-
noDons matching their eowns.
and carried floral fans of coral
glamellias.
Flower girls were Barbara Jo
Wall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Wall of Eugene, and
Kay Johnson, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Johnson of
Springfield.
The bride's mother wore a
(Continued ore Page Two)
Miss Barbara Lamar Borrevik,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Berge
A. Borrevik of Reedsport, was
married to Roger C. Wiley, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd J. Wiley
of Bremerton, Wash., Sunday
evening at seven-thirty o'clock;
The ceremony was read in the
Community Presbyterian Church
at Reedsport, by the Rev. Alex
ander Borrevik, uncle of the
bride and chaplain of the Luth
eran Welfare Society of Duluth,
Minn. . . ,
j -1 -!' ' '
The bride, who was given in
marriage by her father, wore a
gown of-white brocaded satin
made with long sleeves . and
train, and a fingertip veil. She
carried a . white orchid on a
white Bible. Mrs. Robert Giaden
was matron of honor, wearing
a rose colored gown and carry
ing blue gladiolus. She wore
white lace mittts and a head-
P Count;
groups, manv nf
' 01 town, at the
r untry dub, Saturday
C Mr. and Mr. n-..
l... - '"umer and step
K'.'i J"d-Mrs- Lee Wein-
W'vhis fa-
r id hi. :-"""" 01 spo
k I broth". David, of
ere alio will
and Mrs. Har-
Pi t.m cmpnse the
Mr.
y -"o son, Roser. who
Nr Mr. Brther and
rv.m and Brur. ri,..
i Cnn J "auatea from
year L"'ve"i'y of Ore-
ftj o,, 18 a member
1 umon
fj. ""- -Mr.
fMM :, ;
tw Mi
dress of blue sweet peas.
Bridesmaids were Miss Eliza
beth Ann Hite and Miss Barbara
Thorn of Portland,, and Miss
Betty Jenn McCotirry of Mc
Minnvllle. They wero dressed
alike in light blue gowns with
lace milts and headdresses of
rose sweet peas. They carried,
bouquets of rose-colored gla
diolus. Candles were lighted by
Miss Patricia Davis of Portland
and Miss Peggy Dye of Reeds
port. Mrs. Borrevik, mother of the
bride wore a grey gown with
lavender accessories and a cor
sage of tiny lavender orchids.
Marvin Rasmussen of Portland
served as best man. Ushers were
Ivan Congleton of Portland, Wil
liam Abbey, Klnmnth Falls, Dan
(Continued on Page Three)
with black ac
cessories, and a similar "corsage.
Mrs. Quirinus Breen was in
charge of the wedding reception,
which followed the ceremony, in
the parish house. Mrs. C. V. Con
ley, the bridegroom's aunt, cut
the wedding cake, assisted by
Miss Jafl ice Archibald. Mrs. S.
A. Gay, also an aunt of the bride
groom, poured coffee and Miss
Patricia Hamilton served punch.
Miss Nancy Reed served, and
Miss Virginia Bonebrake had the
guest book. Gladiolus florets
ringed the wedding cake, and
baskets of gladiolus In pin)j and
white decorntfed thi robrnV-
The couple left on a wedding
trip to San Francisco, the bride
wearing a teal-blue suit dress
with black and white accessor
ies, and a gardenia corsage. They
will be at home after this date
at Marcola, where the bride
groom is employed by a timber
company. Mrs. Conley, a gradu
ate of the University of Oregon,
is affiliated with Alpha Xi Delta
. social sorority.
Out-of-town guests were Mr.
and Mrs. S. A. Gay of Silver
ton; Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Har
ris, Mr. and Mrs, E. h. Signor,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Beadle and
Miss Mildred Hamlin, all of Portland.
Nicholas Gardens Church of
the Brethren saw tile wedding
of Miss Verna Putnam, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Futifam, to
Wyvert Bridges, son of Mr. and
Mrs. R. W. Bridges, all of Spring
field. The Rev. Forrest Groff
read the double-ring ceremony,
Friday evening, July 29, at eight
o'clock. '
Miss Putnam wore a gown of
white slipper satin, made with
a yoke of illusion net embroid
ered with seed pearls in the
Portland Couple . . :
Comez to Eugene
On Wedding Trip .;
Miss Betty Lou Stanard of
Portland became the bride , of
Captain Wynne E. Stewart at a
double-ring ceremony in th
home of Mrs.' George Parkinson
in Portland, August 12. ,Th
bride is the daughter of Mrs. May
Stanard of Portland and Dr. E.
C. Stanard of Eugene. The bride
groom is the son of Mrs. Cecil
Stewart of Gold Beach, formerly
of Eugene. The ceremony wai
read by Judge J. J. Quillen, Th
rings used were of rose and yel-
shape of small hearts, and a full
train. Her fingertjp.ye4l.wai,ili(Lj lojv gold in, ajaidfd. design,
by a coronet of seed piarls. She f Miss stanard wore' a wl
carried a white Bible with lavefr
der orchids and stephanotis, and
wore a gold ring, made , by a
friend of her mother.
Miss Betty Doyle of Spring
field was bridesmnid. She1 wore
a gown of Ice-blue satin with
lace. Her flowers, a nosegay of
white cnrnntlons nnd pink rose
buds. Candle lighters were Miss
Leota Bristow in a gown of pale
green, and Miss Bflry Wolfe in
lavender. Ench had a headband
of white carnations.
Mrs. Putnam, mothor of the
bride, was dressed in light blue
and wore a corsago of pink and
(Continued on -Pane Three)
and Eu-
Hollnman
'. is he university
1 11 ret j-eari in" MRs' WII LIAM DRAX CONLEY (Ruth Anna Clark) ai married last Sunday at Central Presby
v'' t.rL -hr,h anrt uill be at home at Marcola,
5
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frhlr rhoto Wlltrtilr rirrvln(
Krnntll-r.llU Photo-Wlltihln En(rvlnf
MRS. MTVERT BRIDGES (Verna Putnam) li a recent bride, married at the Church of the Breth
ren in Nichols Gardens, and at home now in Eufene.
white
satin gown, made with net yoke
an&.PetesPaa collar.olsatin.
Her fingertip veil was held by a
coronet of seed pearls. She car
oled a ' white pfayerbook topped
with a white orchid and stephal
notls. Miss Jane Farnsworth of
Portland was her only attend
ant. She wore a gown of burnt
gold satin with an old-fashioned
bouquet of roses and other flow
ers in gold and yellow.
Mrs. Stanard, mother of the
bride, wore a gown of black vel
vet with white lace collar and an
orchid.
Harold W, Stewart of Van
couver, Wash,,' acted as best
man. ,
White gladiolus, white snap
dragons and stock with white
tapers were used to form an al
tar. "O Promise Me" and "Be
cause" were the music provided,
Mrs. Spencer Holland, Mrs.
Harold Stewart, Mrs. Benjamin
Koeppler and Mrs. Charles
Woodruff assisted the bride's
mother in serving at a reception
which followed the ceremony. .
Captain and Mrs. Stewart, whs
were in Eugene In the past week,
will spend part of their honey
moon at Gold Beach. For going
away, she wore a satin suit of
dusty rose with brown acces
sories and a white orchid. They
will, live at 2181 N. W. Glisan
Street in Portland, temporarily,
while Captain Stewart, who was
stationed at the Air Force Base
at McChord Field, near Tacoma,
is awaiting a new assignment.
The bride is a graduate of St.
Helen's HnlL and of the Good
Samaritan School of Nursing,
and took a course of post gradu
ate work in anaesthesia at. St.
Vincent's Hospital. The bride
groom attended Oregon College
of Education where he was
charter president 1 of Delta PI
Omega, a social fraternity .
Jess E. Hayrien and son, , Dr.
Jess E. Hayden Jr., of Eugene,
attended the wedding. 1 ,
Miss Thompson Weds
Minister in "East ,
News has been received of the
marriage June 12 in St. Jamess'
Methodist Church, Kingston,
N.Y., of Miss Betty Jane Thomp
son and the Rev. Arthur Taylor
Goold.
Mrs. Goold is the daughter of
Mrs. Fern Thompson and the
late Harry R. Thompson of Eu
gene. Mr. Goold is the son of
Mrs. Ada Goold of Odessa, New
York. '
The service was read by the
Rev. Merrill C. Johnson and the
couple was attended by Mist
Maurine Reager and the Rev.
Ivan Gossoo.
Mrs. Goold is a graduate of
the University of Oregon where
she majored In Journalism, and
took her master's degree at
Scarritt College in Nashville,
Tenn. The past four years she
has been doing religious educa
tion and Journalism work in
New York City. Mr. and Mr.
Goold are making their home in
Canistota, South Dakota, where
Mr. Goold is minister of the
Methodist Church. They honey
mooned at Niagara Fall.