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tvc. 28 in a Christian Church to Wayne O'Deu. jioon read the can- .arpmnnv. L of the bride are Mr. V B. liooa or ojiiui- .ko of the bride- Is Mr. and Mrs. I. Wayne k Coos Bay. iry of the Christian .as decoraiea in wimo k.-,me HMnre tne sister. fcO'Dell,sang "Through !' and 0 Promise me,- ,,., T aA annmnflnvinlr. iA pntprprl the sanc- ih her father who gave fcsmage. Her gown wai atin redingoie, iasnion- higb necwine, long Havemann ill of Tour tana chapter of Beta il will meet Monday at at the home of Mrs. r, 142 N. 19th St., :ld. There will be a iew of the Shakespear ter. I'm Doris Havemann the group about her England and the con- Moffiec icfion City pOX CITY-Miss Grace u ana Lewis William 3!h of Harrisbure. wor May, Jan. 6, at 7 p.m. a. tmpey home in City. The Rev. Mr. JT.m- irmed the ceremony, ride wore a royal blue tendants were the bride's ur. and Mrs. Lloyd I as- Mum " yfcB ' (Howard photo, wmsmre engraving ,rr W. O'DELL (Jacque Good) at her weddinr v.irinom hanakerciuei wnicn nei ltl,rltd carried at their own nuptials. They will U ?f.4.. wnere they are OSC students. live ai " rlnom Handkerchief tied by Jacque Good . Good carried an sleeves and full train. Th. red 7Lwhi.f. carried ingote was worn over a full- tT .a m-andmother skirted tulle gown, the ruffle of other and iranamoiner ai n w -atin rnsphnHs and velvet bows. The bridal veil was of tulle edged in lace and seed pearls. Something borrowed was a white Bible, carried with a bouquet of red and white roses. Maid of honor was Miss Elaine Brady of Forest Grove in light green, with the bridesmaids, Miss Kathy Aysta and Mrs. Bev erly Lowe, in lavender ballerina length gowns. They wore mitts of lace, and carried pink rose bouquets with ribbon streamers. Connie Allen of Springfield was flower girl, and twin cousins of the bride, Marilyn and Caroline Nancarrow of Klamath Falls, lighted the candles. Best man was David Card of Coos Bay, and ushers were Ron ald Putnam and Robert Mathes, both of Coos Bay. A guest at the wedding was Mrs. Sadie Miller, grandmother of the bridegroom, from Port land. Ruben Good of Wheatland, Wyo., an uncle, also attended. At the reception in the social hall, Mrs. William Nancarrow, aunt of the bride of Klamath Falls, served the cake. Mrs. Lar son Wright poured and Miss Helen Troy of Corvallis served punch. The bride's traveling costume was a cherry coke knit suit with brown accessories. After a honey moon at Lincoln Beach, the cou ple is at home at 754 Jefferson Street in Corvallis where both are attending Oregon State Col lege. Spanish War Groups Plan Joint Meeting General Lawton auxiliary, United Spanish War Veterans, will have Joint installation with the comrades following the meeting of the group Monday at 2 p.m. at Veterans Memorial Building. Refreshments will be served. ON EVERY RACK DRESSES from 12.95 to 29.95 NOW 7.9S from 12.95 to 37.50 NOW lo!oO from 17.95 to 39.95 NOW 12.50 from 22.95 to 39.95 NOW 15.00 from 29.95 to 45.00 NOW 20.00 F0RMALS & DINNER DRESSES Reg. Value 17.95 to 95.00 GREATLY REDUCED PLASTIC RAINCOATS "eg. 3.95 f0 70.95 . . . V3 off SUITS & COATS also Greatly Reduced Nolph photo, Wlltihire enffravlnc. MRS. VINCENT WILLIAM MASSON, JR., (Joan Randle) was a December bride at Grace Lutheran Church. The four attend ants who preceded the bride to the altar each carried French heather. December Bride Lives Here Grace Lutheran Church was scene of the wedding Dec. 15 of Miss Joan Randle and Vincent William Masson Jr., both of Eu gene, The bride is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin R. Randle, the bridegroom the son of Mr. and Mrs. V. W. Masson. Mr. Ran dle gave his daughter in marri age. Gowned in white satin and lace, the bride carried a bouquet of gardenias, centered by an orchid. The dress was made with bodice of lace, a lace inset extending into the satin skirt and fan shaped lace insets ornamenting the satin train. Applique out lined the line of the net yoke. She wore a veil of illusion falling from a Juliet cap of satin, seed pearls and ruching. Lions Auxiliary Gathers Monday Lions Club auxiliary is to meet Monday at 7:45 p.m. in the home of Mrs. Maurie Jacobs, 2020 Mon roe St. Hostesses will be Mrs. Ed ward Fuke, Mrs. Harry Ritchie and Mrs. Ralph Newman. The program will be based on remedial reading in schools. Student to Tell Of Cottey College Chapter H of P.E.O. Sister hood will meet Monday evening with Mrs. T. S. Zimmerman at 2056 Charnelton St. Mrs. D. L. Smith will assist. The program will be given by Miss Meredith Goodrich, University of Oregon student who formerly attended Cottey College in Missouri. Miss Renee Masson was maid of honor in cerise taffeta made with wing collar, cap sleeves and gray maline overskirt. Her flow ers were French heather with gardenia center and she wore sprigs of heather in her hair. The bridesmaids, Miss Janet Randle in yellow, Miss Beverly Masson in lavender and Mrs. Dean Morris in green, carried spikes of French heather. Their dresses were made like the honor maid's. Jack Masson was best man and ushers were Phil Pynes, Sherwin Jongeward and Dean Morris. The Rev. W. B. Maier officiated and James Kays was soloist, singing "The Lord's Prayer" and "Because." Mrs. Oliver R. Hunt was organist. The reception was in the church parlor where Mrs, Lester Yenne, Mrs. Edward Yenne, Mrs. E. O. Randle and Mrs. Daisy Bowers, all aunts, and Mrs. Arthur Tynes assisted. For traveling to the coast and to Portland, the bride wore a red suit, with winter white and black accessories. They are at home in Eugene. Continued . , . I DRESSES SUITS at Drastic Reductions Me 870 WILLAMETTE Snn.t Jan. 13, 1952 Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore., Page 25 1L I A Cn v 7 ' F 'v A J, l, it I j (Howard photo, Wiltshire engraving MRS. CONRAD J. HIGGINS (Shirley Ruth Schluckebler) de signed and made the dress of satin and lace in which she was gowned for her wedding at the end of the year at Hope Lutheran Church. Bride Carries Roses In a holiday wedding at Hop Lutheran Church, Springfield, Miss Shirley Ruth Schluckebier of Springfield and Conrad J. Higgins of Eugene were married by the Rev. E. D. Busch Sunday, Dec. 30. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schlucke bier of Springfield and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie O. Higgins of Eu gene. White chrysanthemums deco rated the sanctuary for the wed ding. Miss Carol De Rose sang "O Perfect Love" and "The Lord Is My Shepherd," with Mrs. Ed Busch accompanying. The bride's father gave her in marriage. She wore a gown she designed and made with her sis ter's help. Bodice and long, pointed sleeves were of white Chantilly lace with a yoke of net and a small satin collar. The full white satin skirt ended in a train. She wore a fingertip veil of ny lon net falling from a cap of lace matching the dress. Her pearls were a gift of the groom, and she carried an arm bouquet of red roses. Miss Florence Schluckebier of Portland, maid of honor for her sister, wore a gown of deep nile green satin, made with net yoke on a satin bodice and full skirt. Her heart-shaped bouquet of shattered red and white carna tions was tied with red stream ers. Twin cousins of the bride, Miss Viola and Miss Esther Tied- )pring Suits IN TIE SILK PRINTS COATS Closed Friday Nights PHONE 4-3051 r ja, were bridesmaids in similar gowns of holly-red satin. Their bouquets were of white carna tions with green streamers. Lin da Schluckebier, cousin of the bride, was flower girl, and Miss Carol Lee Wiest and Miss Pa tricia Neu were candlelighters. The last three wore gold-colored dresses. John R. Riedinger was best man, and ushers were Harvey McKee, Merle Harbour, Elmer Renken and Curtis Schluckebier. At the reception in the church, Mrs. H. Liedke, assisted by Mrs. E. D. Busch, cut the cake while Mrs. Loris Fountain, Mrs. Ray mond Fountain and Mrs. James Cane served. Mrs. Merle Har bour took care of the guest book. The bride's mother had baked the five-tiered wedding cake and the bride's aunt, Mrs. H. Tiedje, brought smilax from Orange, Calif., with wnicn to decorate it. For the wedding trip, the bride wore a matching gray suit and coat with red accessories. They are now at home in Eugene after a honeymoon at tne coast. Illahee Division Installs Monday Illahee Division, auxiliary to Locomotive Engineers, will meet Monday at 1:30 p.m. at the cot tage in Skinner Butte Park. 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