Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, March 21, 1954, Image 30

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Newspaper Page Text20 Rcgister-Cuarrt, Eugene, Ore. Sun., Mar. 21, 1954 Kathleen Barnes to Be Bride in Early Summer Mr. and Mrs. Clay Barnes an nounce the engagement of (heir daughter, Kathleen, to Byrn Wat son. Miss Barnes is a student at Oregon State College, where she, is a member of Pi Beta Phi sor ority. Mr. Watson is the son of Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Watson of Sun- Jiyvale, Calif. He is attending San Jose State College and is affiliat ed with Lambda Chi Alpha frater nity. The young couple has set June 27 for their wedding date. They plan to continue their stud ies at San Jose State College. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Vitale of I Dcrry, Pa., announce the engage ment of their daughter, Gene Rose, to Thomas E. Watkins. Miss Vitale, a physical therapist, is em ployed at the Orthopaedic and Fracture Clinic and Mr. Watkins is depot agent for the local Rail way Express Agency. A late sum mer wedding in Eugene is planned ny tne couple. ranee. Both families are of Eu gene. Miss DeWitt is a senior at Eu geno High School. Mr. Lowrance is a student at University of Ore gon where he is taking prepara tory work for a major in elec trical engineering. He is a mem ocr ot Yeomen. No date has been set for the wedding. Mr. and Mrs. John King of Eu gene, lormcrly of Oakndge. an nounce the engagement of Iheir daughter, Carole Susan, lo R uigene Andrews, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Andrews of Creswcll. Mr. Andrews is a senior in elec trical engineering at Oregon State Lonege. Miss King attended Uni versity of Oregon and is employ ed at kugene Hospital and Clinic. Ihe wedding date is indefinite Mrs. Lela DeWitt announces the engagement of her daughter, Car-j olyn, to Gene Lowrance, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Low. music dates Compiled by Mu Phi Epsilon No scheduled dates this week, - Tuesday, March 30, Eueem High School auditorium band concert. Wednesday, March 31, Mac Arthur Court Civic Music As sociation concert, Guiomar Nov es, pianist. Friday, April 2, Eugene High school auditorium choral con cert. Six Sororities Reveal Pledges Six University of Oregon chap ters of sororities have pledged girls during the final whiter term open rush period, according to Mrs. J. Alan Wickham, director ot women s affairs. . The houses and their pledges are: Aipna uu omega, Miss Shirley Joanne Woodruff, Eugene Alpha Xi Delta, Miss Marthi Gosnell, Tiller; Chi Omega, Miss Kutn Burston, Seattle; Delta Zeta, Miss Susan Carothers, Coos Bay; Gamma Phi Beta, Miss Joy Stro jan, Eugene; and Sigma Kappa, Miss Joanne Burns, Parker, Ariz. Kotillion Club Dance Saturday Kotillion Dance Club will have' a semi-formal dinner dance Sat urday evening in the Colonnade Room of Eugene Hotel. The cocktail hour will be from 6:30 to 7.d0, followed by the dinner. Dancing will be from 9:30 ' to 12:30. Serving on the dance commit tee are Mr. and Mrs. Mel Price Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lindcr of Eugene announce the engagement of their daughter, Marcella, to Sam Eugene Kent, son of the Rev. and Mrs. James E. Kent of do- quet, Minn. Miss Linder, a graduate of Eu gene High School, is employed in tugene. Mr. Kent is a junior at tending the University of Oregon, majoring in business administra tion. He is affiliated with Delta Lpsiion fraternity. An August wedding is planned. St i (Fehly Photo, Wiltshire Enj.) MISS KATHLEEN BARNES, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clay Barnes, is the fiancee of Byrn Watson, student at San Diego (Calif.) State College. Their marriage is planned for late June. Mr. and Mrs. Ray C. Moore of. Eugene announce the engagement of their daughter, Norma Lou, to tan JS. Handsaker. son of Mr. and Mrs. Meivin Handsaker of Coquiile. Miss Moore is a senior at Eu gene High School. Her fiance is in the U.S. Navy, stationed at San Francisco. No date has been set for the wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Jensen announce the engagement of their daughter, Diane, to Jcre S. Lind ley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lindley. Both families are of Eugene. A June wedding is planned bv the young people, who both are graduates of Willamette High ocnooi, ana ootn employed in Eugene. Miss Jensen formerly ttenaea Seattle Pacific College. The engagement of Miss Lor raine Waterbury and David Neely, both of Eugene, is announced cur rently by her mother, Mrs. Auril Waterbury of Rapid City, S.D. Mr. Neely is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William I. Neely of Eugene. Both young people attend Bible Standard Institute in Eugene. An August wedding is planned. Welfare League Apportions Funds to Several Projects IStyle Show To Depict Life Eras "Through the Years" Is the theme of the fashion show to be presented by Jaycee-ettes Satur day at a luncheon which will be highlighted by announcement of the winner of the "outstanding Young Woman of the Year' award. The luncheon will take place at Eugene High School Cafeteria, starting at 12:30 p.m. The revue will show fashions from childhood to maturity. Fash ions from Kaufman Brothers will be modeled by Mrs. James Ander son. Mrs. Louis Bonson, Mrs. Grant Chase, Mrs. William Heinke, Mrs. Wade Dyer, Mrs. Thomas Engle, Mrs. Paul Lansdowne, Mrs, Eldon Lee, Mrs. Robert Lovell, Mrs. James Matthews, Mrs. Tryge Vik, Mrs. George Mattox, Mrs. Finis Montgomery, Mrs. Edwin F. Liddell and Mrs. Glenn Griffith. Fashions by Linda Lee will be modeled by Karen Gentling, Lin da Baldwin, Linda McKenzie, Connie Froman, Susan Davies, Nancy Cobb, Alan Kays, Steven Montgomery, and Michael Dyer. Mrs. M. C. Dahlberg will be commentator for Kaufman Bros. David M. Campbell for Lee Shop. PLEASANT HILL Mr. and Mrs. David Sloan announce the engagement of their daughter. uorotny jane, to Stewart Kellv. son of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Kellv or oeatue, Both young people have been students at University of Wash, ington and are members of the Penguin Ski Club. They are em- At its March meeting Eugene Welfare League voted to use pro ceeds of the Spring Fashion Show to support the Girl Scouts" estab- Iished camp on Lake Cleawox, ana me new Boy Scout Camp Silt- coos. The sum of $200 was award ed to each camp, the money to be used ay the boys for a needed central flagpole and flag. Actual proceeds of the fashion show were a little less than $400. but the dif ference will be made up out of the League treasury. Members al so voted to give $100 to the Eu gene symphony; $180 will be given to the Pearl Buck School to keep one retarded child in school for the remaining months of this school year. More than 300 hours of volun teer work were given during Feb ruary, 89 at the Children's Hos pital School and 183 at the Skip-, worm Home, in addition, all ba zaar committees are working weekly. The handicraft committee announced it will initiate evening meetings on Mondays. Mrs. Philip Tillman announced that the net .proceeds of the two day spring rummage sale were $359. All excess rummage in good wearable condition was taken to the newly established Welfare Center. Tea Dance Is Sidney Hoffman, Mrs. Emerson r 1 1 r Abbott, Mrs. Fred Konschot. Mrs. r Q ' e "e 1 1 TO I Edward Gardner, Mrs. Alton Bak- 0l KA rc KJorrlc er Jr.. Mrs. Dean Pape and Mrs. v-ulv 'VUS.INUmS Rex Hamaker. Lt. Col. and Mrs. Ernest Norris Co-chairmen of the Bazaar for )"11 ,be hn"I with a farewell 1954 are Mrs. Kenneth Proctor f u"Ta r?"1 Irom and Mrs. Kenneth Lichty, assisted p m- to midnight, in the Persian h Mr, lunu.,. .nrf m. v u Room of Eugene Hotel. The party Wood. Mrs. Byrnes is chairman !?-eing sPnsorcd by the Reserve of the children's committee, as- " . - sisted bv Mrs. Arthur Anderson A nominal charge will be made u nir.h, ctit if.. Pet couple and dress is optional. ,-.j ,.. am.'u-- Guests may eat in the hotel if! ... . ' Ithnv nanra fii-rra. np.n ...111 Tillman and Mrs. Hoffman. Mrs. ",' jV , ' ., "e L. T. Campbell and Mrs. Russell "ICV1.- . . Iseli will be in charge of child- JrT , Tl TlCelvd ?r"l ron's knitting, along with Mrs. 8 "im to the Far East. Both Ouintin Barton anrf Mr.. .TV he and Mrs- Noms Kerr. Heads of the handicraft K, o S8veral Eune or" .... n Kamsauons. Mrs. Robert Cummins, Mrs. Hi J ff, n UU n,otbe son am! Mrs .Tm T.M,. "?", but all friends ol the rn.rf t. ,mn,i(f- m i. olonel and his .wife are invited, rftr.nt.rJ K Mr. C A U... "MMJUWIKB IS HOI re5triCiea, Mrs. Richard Reed, Mrs. La- Mr and Mrs. Edward Duke, Lee ployed in Seattle.' A fall wedding Bishop and Ervin Molholm. is planned. COMMITTEES NAMED Mrs. Lynn McCready, president. announced committee appoint ments for the year. Mrs. Paul Lafferty and Mrs. Donald Fair will represent the Welfare League on the Recreation Commission. Mrs. Robert Frazier attended the Oregon PTA and OEA meeting on behalf of the League. Members of the active committee under the chairmanship of Mrs. Gus Hixson are: Mrs. Glen Byrnes, Mrs. Rus sell Fryburg, Mrs. Frazier, Mrs. William McNutt, Mrs. Arthur Ing ham, Mrs. Howard Molter, Mrs. Grande Houghton and Mrs. Den- zCf U i.L-.' zil Abel. Mrs. Anson Cornell and UjL VOTnerS Scholarship Sewing committee chairmen arehT UnU "3 1 Mrs. K. D. Hirons and Mrs. Sid- 1 cu ,Y,UI t-1 1 1 ney Milligan, with Mrs. John Mur- . Mrs. Spencer Alexander, nresl- phy and Mrs. Walter Holloque as det of Eugene Unit of Oregon assistants. Bazaar supplies will State College Mother's Club, an be supervised by Mrs. Ray, Hen- nounces the following committee ancKsen ana jnrs. uonaia soutn. chairman for the club's silver tea Mrs. uonaia Moore, Mrs. John March 31 Bushman, Mrs. Glenn Porter and Mrs. J. W. Carlson, general mrs. jjean rape wm De in cnarge chairman; Mrs. Winslow Cuth- oi me -wniie eiepnant" nootn. bert program: Mrs. W. S. Hav- The Charity Ball for 1951 will be den, decorations: Mrs. Willis War- directed by Mrs. Holloque and Mrs. ren, food; Mrs. P. B. Webb, Cot Al Clements; assistants will be tage Grove, reception; Mrs. W. Mrs. Ray AHumbaugh and Mrs. L. Ellmgsworth. membershin: Richard Blickenstaff. Mrs. Iseli and Mrs. C. M. Jackson, finance, and Mrs. Arthur Larsen will con- The tea, a benefit for the moth- duct ticket sales for the Ball, er's club scholarship fund, will be aided by Mrs. Charles Kitchel from 2 to 4:30 in the afternoon and Mrs. John Titus. Decorations at the home of Chancellor and will be devised by Mrs. Alden Mrs. Charles Byrne, 2237 Spring uiLei- uiiu ivua. duitn joanKS. iur. special prices ... on EATON'S FINE LETTER PAPE53 Wmust makeroo,,,,, fremsndouB nw stocks arriving... save money now at ftes, low, low prices for the beS How 89' 99'dUj 122 EAST BROADWAY -- v.sii i iuii j DTvninji Young... and Ievel-headef 12.95 Smart enough tocotchw vote, too . . . tiny straws with accents of feathers end flowen T ! Now open Friday evenings '(Hi,!, ' "4 V plfeSR! "Enhance" V'-ViKi Lily of France V , V. t s s EUGENE'S FASHION CENTER slims your figure to the new "natural contour" beauty. fnhonee Waistline 1.00 ond 12.50 Enhance HI Waistline 15.00 Enhance Waistline Panties 15,00 Enhance Wonderful One 25,00 Uleei Bra 5,00 budget 5c f jri)i vWL RtK take spring's newest fancies . . . add R&K's special designing talenbi for the petite figure. Result: high fashion scaled to your proportions, your on-the-go tastes originals For left: Black, navy or brown ploK jacket over a textured cotton 4' that looks like worsted. 2-piece costume Center: Wrap-around effect In r lilk-llnen with polka-dot tie skirt lining. Navy or mushroom. 25.00 For Hats, both models are wrin our Glenda originals.