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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1951)
Poge 28 Sun,, Pel, 21, 1351 Register-Guard, EiiRcne, Ore, Riverview Chapel Scene of Wedding Miss Beverly Wilson, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Wilson, became the bride of Kenneth B. DeMoss in an early afternoon ceremony at River yiew Baptist Chapel, Sunday, Oct. 7. Mr. DeMoss is the son of Mr. and Mrs, Homer B. DeMoss, Soth families reside in Eugene. Dr. Vance Ii. Wesbter of First ft? Sludio 13th & Willamette (I f T tlDSTEIT llffi ' nunii III! J i tiiioip II 1 1 a l lTjsPECIlff I DRY-SKIN llll j UMNp I !lriSmHl7fl l-U-"!-)' I 'minim I T .4, ; 0 ax r 1 1 in n After 12 years of exhaustive research and experi ment, Kimball presents its new Life-Crowned Toneboard. A sounding board that is making piano history because it holds the crown . . . objective of piano makers for generations! Constructed of laminated plywood . . . during the war, Kimball became an expert on top quality plywood . . . the new Toneboard will not split or crack open. It's impervious to moisture. It adds greater richness and sustaining power to the already famous Kim ball tone. And it adds another to the exclusive features which give all Kimball pianos such super lative musical qualities! KIMBALL CONSOLETTE Early American Design Thtt h.nctantn. Kimtuilt pi.nn fttll rroviil. innatimMlil. pooi.l mid .du rational adv.nl.ff for your chil dren, lifrlnng plrAMire for I he whole family. Today, we and try ill 39 E. 10th AVE. Oldest, Most Complete Baptist Church was the official ing minister. Miss Shirley Mellor and James Fields attended the couple and the bride was given in marriage by her father. Miss Evelyn De Mns sang "Because." The reception following the ceremony was at 1764 W. 9th Place. Gleaming Hair . . . with Expert Tinting! A riash of color skillfully applied and perfectly blended will give your hair New Life. New Gleam. New Km-hantmcnt. Make your ap pom:mcnt soon. 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Cook in a ceremony Sept. 16, nt First Congregational Church. The bride is the daugh ter of Mrs. Mildred Hanford of Eugene and John C. Hanford of Los Angeles. The bridegroom is the son of Mrs. May belle Cook of Los Angeles and William T. Cook, Cheyenne, Wyo. The bride's gown was of white satin with long sleeves pointed at the wrist and sweetheart neckline trimmed in pearls. The skirt ended in a train. The veil Mary Alice Dear Married at Camas YONCALLA Mr. and Mrs. James Toner report the marriage of their granddaughter, Miss Mary Alice Dear, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Dear of Camas, Wash., to Michael Long of Portland, Sept. 22, at the Methodist church in Camas. Mrs. Toner, with Mr. and Mrs. Vic tor Hopper and two sons of Eu gene, attended the wedding. Mrs. Dear was raised in this commun ity and lived here until her mar riage. Mr. Dear formerly lived at Oakland. Herb Group to Hear Uf Witches' Gardens Herb Group of Eugene Garden Club will meet Tuesday after noon at the home of Mrs. Arthur Bevcrs. on Highway 99 South, wilh Mrs. L. M. Watson chair man of the day's program. The subject will be: "Superstitions and The Witches' Gardens." La Junta Club To Have Dessert La Junta Club meets wilh Mrs. Frank Scobert, 670 W. Broadway. Friday at 1:30 p.m. for dessert. Two Town Club Goes to Mohawk Two Town Club meets Friday at 6:3(1 p.m. for a potluck dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rob ert A. Edgell of Mohawk. Happy Dozen Club to Meet Mrs. GoorBe Eastham. 1358 W. 4th Ave., will entertain members of the Happy Dozen Club Friday at 1:30 p.m. FIGURE PERFECTION By Doris LORAYNE Siudio of Beauty 525 E. 13th Avenue ! i DIAL 5-5441 FACIAL REJUVENATION Slenderizing SPOT REDUCING Scientific Swedish Massage Infra-Red Cabinet Bath Excrcycle Church Rites was net and lace with crown of pearls and her flowers an orchid with stephanotis. Mrs. Howard Parsons of Springfield was matron of hon or, wearing pastel blue chiffon. Her flowers were pink roses and stephanotis. Mr. Parsons was best man and ushers were Orson Sorenscn and John Chrislensen. Baskets of gladiolus decorated the altar, which was lighted with white tapers in two seven branch candelabra. "I Love You Truly" and "Ah, Sweet Mystery of Life" were sung by John Bil lings, accompanied by Mrs. Ruth Magart. Dr. Wesley G. Nicholson officiated. At the reception in Wheeler Room, Mrs. Emma Sorensen, Mrs. Oscar Rimmer, Mrs. Dor othy Edson, Mrs. Floyd Billings, Mrs. Vera Ward, Mrs. Orin Mill away and Mrs. Charles Cham bers assisted. For going away the bride wore a blue and red check dressmaker suit with harmonizing accesso ries. They will live near Eugene on Maxwell Road WOM An nounces Activities for Week Women of Moose card party will be Monday at Moose Hall in the Reading Room. Mrs. W. H. Metcalf will be hostess. Executive committee meeting wilt be Monday at 7 p.m. in the Reading Room of Moose Hall. The regular meeting and initia tion will be Wednesday at the hall. Convocation of WOM will be at Corvallis on Sunday. Joint canasta party of WOM and Loyal Order of Moose is every Monday night at 8 in the reading room of the hall. Jaycee-ettes Tell Card Party Plans Date set for the Jayccc-ettes card party for both men and women is Nov. 1. Play will start at 7:45 p.m. at Washington Street Recreation' Center. Tables will be set up for bridge, canasta and pinochle. Refreshments will be served and prizes awarded. Tickets may be bought in advance from any Jaycee-ette, or at the door. Mrs. Loren Coverdell is gen eral chairman for the party. Committee chairmen are: Mrs. George Atkin, decorations; Mrs. Howard Dauntless, refreshments; Mrs. Robert Pinckney, tickets and arrangements; Mrs. David Kempstnn, prizes. H 8 1m ii li Sittner-Parsons Wedding Recent Grace Lutheran Church was the scene of the wedding Sunday, Sept. 30 at which Miss Mary Jo Parsons was married to Harley E. Sittner. The bride's parents are Mr, and Mrs. Rufus Parsons and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Sittner, all of Eugene. The Rev. W. B. Maier officiat ed at 4 p.m. before an altar dec orated with pink and yellow gladiolus. Music was by the church organist. Given in marriage by her fa ther, the bride was gowned in white satin, her fingertip veil falling from a pearled tiara. She carried a white prayer book on which was an orchid-throated white orchid. Her borrowed handkershief had belonged to Mrs. Lucy Moyer, mother of Mrs. Ernest Sittner. Three attendants, Mrs. Richard Vidoni, matron of honor and the bridesmaids, Miss Lois Sittner and Miss Lorraine Joelson, ac companied the bride to the altar, Mrs. Vidoni was in teal green satin with net skirt and carried a nosegay of gardenias and white and green asters. Miss Sittner was in pale blue net, her nosegay of gardenias and pink asters. Miss Joelson was :n salmon pink net and carried a nosegay of gardenias and lavender asters. Jerry Vitus was best man and ushers were James Wadman and Paul Detnck. At the reception in the church basement blue candles were used as decoration. Serving were Mrs. James Wadman, Mrs. Mel Wad- mnii aiiu fcWU uiiucaiiiciiu. The couple went to Portland on their wedding trip, the bride wearing accessories in deep lilac with her brown suit. They are at home in Eugene. Eugene Women Fly ing Abroad Mrs. John R. Snellstrom and Mrs. Carl T. Moore of Eugene left Friday for New York City, on their way to Paris by air. Mrs. Moore planned to visit her parents, Professor and Mrs. Ar thur J. Farley of Rutgers Uni versity, during the week end. The two will leave Monday on the transoceanic flight. Mrs. Moore is to attend a two-day convention, Oct. 23-24, of the American Society of Travel Agents. Mrs. Snellstrom plans to visit the battlefield of World War I while there. The Eugene women will go from Paris to Rome, and after a few days there will fly again to Athens. Mrs. Moore's brother-in-law is Lt. Col. Harold H. Moore, U.S. Army, stationed at Athens. They plan to revisit Rome, and go on to Barcelona, Spain, for an other short stop before flying back to New York. Mrs. Moore will return at once to Eugene, but Mrs. Snellstrom will spend about a month in the east, visiting in Philadelphia and York, Pa., in Cincinnati, Ohio, in Omaha, Neb., and Oklahoma City. She will return about Dec. 10. In Cincinnati, her hosts will be Mr. and Mrs. Max Baverman, formerly of Eugene. Mrs. Green Hostess For Sorosis Club Sornsis Club will have a 1:30 p.m. dessert and meeting Thurs day at the home of Mrs. Lola Green, Apartment 1, Peterson Apartment House, 17th and Mill Sts. r69 jl perennially important as s I lQ9nlQQm. Now ,hat ,he Iona season JT HJi t u x Q m 6 a b ahead calls or ons good all I frii i'l I B OA 5 Vkji Wo1, 2 piece knil dress yu liV-jtrrf I can rely on always to be ll kt' 'WV I til . , ready, always to look smart. ItRW'S1' j m the StSEr nav f Wtflk ii NEWS i "mU'$ III SPECIALLY PRICED ); !Wy r! $i9-35 I p w , QUALITY APPAREL 870 Willamette Phon8 Episcopal Ceremony Unites Couple White gladiolus on the altar decorated St. Mary's Episcopal Church Thursday, Oct. 4, for the 10 a.m. wedding of Miss Gloria Blanc of Eugene and Floyd Dale Johnson of Creswell. He is Ihe son of Mr. aud Mrs. Keith John son of Creswell, and she is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Blanc of Caldwell, Idaho. The Rev. E. S. Bartlam, rector of St. Mary s, heard the couple repeat their vows. Mrs. Joseph Blanc of Caldwell was matron of honor, wearing a rust dress Kiddie Karnival Offered Friday By Campus Group The YWCA Sophomore Com mission on the University of Ore gon campus has announced a Kiddie Kai nival to be given Fri day from 7:30 tp 10 p.m. in the annex of Gerlinger Hall. All children in grade schools of Eu gene are invited to patronize the carnival, which will include con cession booths of many kinds. There Is to be a fish pond, a cake walk, a dart-throw, and many other games of chance. The affair is planned as a ben efit to obtain funds for sending girls to Y-school next summer. w w ... . - JWlXiV lVLan WeClS ... COrVQlllS Girl Miss Doris Rigor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Rigor of Cor vallis, was married to Charles Kindrick, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Kindrick of Springfield, in a ceremony Sunday, Oct. 7 at the McFarland Methodist Church in Corvallis. The Rev. Ralph Ohling officiated. Only members of the immediate families of the couple were present. The bride was attired in a gray suit with navy accessories and wore a white orchid. Miss Doris Patton was maid of honor, her suit of light blue worn with a gardenia corsage. William Kindrick, brother of the bridegroom, was best man. The couple made a weddinc trip into eastern Oregon and have now gone to San Francisco where the bridegroom is station ed with the military police, 701st Division. He is a graduate of Springfield High School and she was graduated from Monroe High School before moving to Corvallis. Mid-Season Hal Sale Continues THROUGH SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27th By request our sale continues with the addition of many more hals from our regular stock. $2.89 - $4.89 - $6.89 Bonnet Nook FINE HATS 921 Willamette Grover Fulk was best man. The bride wore a navy bli sun wun striped jacket and "tuihurna. snc carried white gladiolus, with small nink rosebuds in the bouquet and tied into the streamers. Pink dahlias and white can dles decorated the home of Mrs Lorraine Hazel where the rccea tion was held. The couple went to Portland, Washington and Seaside on their wedding trip They are now living in Eugene As Advertised in: Life ' Ladies Home Journal Mademoiselle Seventeen Cosmopolitan with black accessories. $12.95 $13.95 shoe SjUow . . . mm floor OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS Mrs f .r'l?e Club T r.n:-. Thursday , Hiaul..rH meeting. noGESH0P $13.95
