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1 . - ' ; I - 's ;;m ir , It v - . i ' ' I , - , . - . 1 . I.' (Kenncll-Ellis photo, Wiltshire engr.) HERALD H. PARKS (Dolores Johnson) of Kennewick, I, is to be at home at Vida. The couple was married March is at nicniana, wasn. irald Parks Brings Bride baskets of white and pale gladiolus and candelabra Ig white tapers decorated strum ot ivorinwesi umicoi itant Church, Richland, , for the wedding of Miss its M. jonnson oi nenne- Wash., to Derald H. Parks Unc, March 13. About 75 yritnessed tne douDie-nng, blighted ceremony perform- the Rev. Holly Jarvis, pas 8 p.m. bride is the daughter ' of td Mrs. Olaf S. Johnson of rick and the bridegroom son of Mr. and Mrs. Claire pks of Eugene. itn in marriage by her fa- the bride wore a ballerina i gown of white Chantilly ever satin, the bodice fash- with long sleeves and a V Lie with sequin embroidered b collar. A full lace skirt lathered over one of tulle. A balf-hat, embroidered in se- ; seed pearls, and rhine- i, held her fingertip veil of fclton-Baker iws Exchanged KSWELL-Miss June Oline of Oxnard, Calif., became bride of Marion Marshall k son of Mr. and Mrs. For- Walton of Creswell. at a e ceremony in St. Paul's Wist Church in Oxnard, Sun- March 7. The Rev. Richard lill read the vows in a single- ctremony. (bride wore a white lace, tin-length dress with white pones and red rosebud cor- She is the daughter of Mrs. P Baker of LaPort. Ind. p- Edna Miller, as matron of f, ore a lavender blue bal- jth dress. reception took nlace at the hrt Hotel, Oxnard. Iff a short trip, the couple ma uieir home at Oxnard. Poom is attending the missile school of the Navy tot Merger, Port Huenene, ifiers fo Meet f Delta Theta Mothers Club Mtt Thursday at 2 p.m. at rw m Mrs. Marion Cloud i. 20th Ave. illusion edged in lace. She car ried a cascade bouquet of white orchids with white hyacinth blos soms, each floret centered with seed pearl. For "something old" she carried a white handker chief which her sister-in-law, Mrs. Paul Johnson of Madison, Wis., carried at her wedding. Maid-of-honor was a cousin of the bride, Miss Geraldine Ander son of Salt Lake City, and other! bridal attendants were the groom's sister-in-law, Mrs. Keith Parks of Eugene, and Mrs. Jer ome Dunn of Richland, Wash. The attendants were dressed sim ilarly in aqua taffeta dresses with self jackets. Skirts of the dresses were nylon tulle. They wore headbands of pale yellow baby gladiolus and hyacinth florets. The small niece of the groom Diana Kay Parks of Eugene, ear ned the rings m a heart-shaped box within yellow and white bou quet. She was dressed similarly to the other attendants, Best man was William Hunter of Eugene and ushers were the groom's brother, Keith Parks, and Leonard Gardner, both of Eu gene. John Hay sang "At Dawning" and "A Wedding Prayer, companied at the organ by Mrs. Gordon Pappas who also played wedding music. A reception took place in the church parlors. The bride s aunt, Mrs. S. C. Anderson o worm-; field, Minn., poured coffee; the groom's aunt, Mrs. Leslie Godard of Eueene. cut cake: and Mrs, William Hunter of Eugene served punch. A tiered square cake was wreathed in yellow gladiolus ana ereenerv. Mrs. John Hoflman ot mcniana presented the guest book and gifts were received by Mrs. George Herman of Richland, the bride's sister, and Mrs. Harry Pollard, also of Richland. Music for the reception was given by "The Timbertones," barbersnop auartet of Eugene, of which the groom is a member. Other mem bers of the quartet are Mr. nun- ter and Mr. Gardner, grooms men. and Robert Stevens ' For their honeymoon to San Francisco the bride wore a' beige wool suit with brown accessories Nuptial Mass at St. Alice Church miss Leona (LeM PalLncH nu ueorge rlustcr.both of Spring field, wore married Feb. 27 in St Alice Catholic Church in Spring, leld. The Rev. Louis Sohler. pas- ior, performed the double-ring ceremony at 11 o'clock in a nup tial Mass. The bride is the daugh !? rot John Fa,k and the 'ate Mrs. talk of Springfield. Parents of the bridegroom are Mr. and Mrs. George B. Huster nf William Ariz. ' Mr. Falk escorted hie rtanl,io. to the altar. Lace applique was around the high neck and down each side of her satin hnHiro uiih self buttons to the waist. The MV sKirr ot ner gown was of net. Secdi pearls decorated the lace cap which held a nylon fincerli n vpi She carried a white orchid with satin streamers on a white pray- erbook. Later, she nl bouquet at the feet of the Madon na statue. The groom's sister. Mrs. .Tosenh Kirschvink of Salt Lake City, was matron-of-honor. She wore a flnnr.l length dress of yellow nylon with stole, white hat and long white gloves. Her flowers were a nose gay of yellow and white carna tions. Kenneth Falk. brother of the bride, was best man and ushers were Arthur Harbaugh and Lloyd! Albright of Springfield. Church decorations were baskets of yel low daffodils and white snapdrag ons. Mrs. Larry Dilley played organ music and accompanied the cnurcn choir which sang "Ave Maria" and "Our Father Who Art in Heaven." A reception was in the Spring field American Legion Hall, Cake was cut by Mrs. Arthur Harbaugh Mrs. Russell Page and Miss Nan cy LaJoie poured punch, and Mrs, Lloyd Albright presented the guest book. All are of Springfield A sister-in-law of the groom, Mrs. William Huster of Williams, Ariz., poured coffee. For their wedding trip to Cali fornia the bride wore a brown suit1 with white accessories and the orchid corsage from her wedding bouquet. The couple is at home in Spring field where both are employed. They are residing at 818 F St. The bride formerly lived at Bend. The groom attended the University of Colorado. Out-of-state guests for the wed ding mcluded the groom s parents, Mr. and Mrs. George B. Huster, his sister-in-law, Mrs. William Huster, all of Williams, Ariz., and his sister, Mrs. Kirschvink and daughters, Lily Jean and Mary of Salt Lake City. I II w 1 I It Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore. Sun., Mar. 21, 1954 3D Simple Rite Marries Pair JUNCTION CITY Sixty-one guests were in attendance at the wedding of Mrs. Verna I. Black and Charles S. Waterhouso of Junction City, Sunday, March 7, Rev. R. E. Clark of Eugene, re tired Congregational minister, performed the 10 a.m. ceremony at the home of the bridegroom's cousins, Mr. and Mrs. James Mc- Manus. in Santa Clara, The bride was given in mar riage by her son, Jack Black of Florence. She wore a grey suit and hat and a corsage of pink and white carnations. Attendants were Mr. and Mrs. James Mc- Manus. Mrs. McManus wore black afternoon dress and a cor sage of red and white carnations, Bouquets of daffodils were plac ed about the room tor decora tion. At the reception which fol lowed, Mrs. Douglas Huey, the hride's dauehter. cut the cake, Mrs. Ernest Smyth and Miss Muriel McManus poured the cof fee, and Mrs. Jake King and Airs, .Tames McManus assisted with the serving. Mrs. King also cared for the guest book. Mrs. Waterhouse is a retired schoolteacher and Mr. Water- house is employed at the Hul City. Lumber Co. in Junction and a corsage of green orchids. They now are at home on Stai Tho mini a s at home at Vina. Home near ,iuiit.....i v-..,. (Kennen-Ellts photo, Wiltshire engr.) MRS. GEORGE HUSTER (Leona Falkowski) was bride in a nuptial Mass performed recently in SU Alice Catholic Church in Springfield. The couple is at home there. Wiltshire engraving MRS. CHRISTIAN' W. LEE (Betty Jo Willis of Melbourne, Fla.) is the bride of A 3c Christian W. Lee, formerly of Springfield, now stationed at Melbourne. air Wed In Japan CAMP TOKYO, JAPAN At a military wedding ceremony in Tokyo, Japan, Feb. 13, Miss Mary Keen, 25, and 1st Lt. Gay i , Baldwin, 25, both of Eugene, were married in the Camp Drake Armv Chanel. Chaplain (Lt. Col.) George Almond performed the double-ring nuptials. Afterwards the newlywed couple greeted friends at a reception in the Camn Drake Officers' Club. The bride is the aaugnier oi Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Keen, 20W) Emerald St.. and the bride eroom's mother is Mrs. Ruth Baldwin, of 951 Alder M., Eu gene. Mrs. Baldwin currently is living at The Knoll, Ames, la. . Maid of honor was Mrs. worton Parks, of Chicago. 1st. Lt. Norton L. Parks, was best man and the ushers included 1st Lt. Robert L. Harper, Dalagona, Ga., and 2nd. Lt. Daniel Olin, Alexis, 111. The bride was given by CWO Robert W. Schultz, of Seattle. The couple traveled to Nikko, Japan, located about 90 miles from Tokyo, for their honeymoon. Lt. Baldwin currently is as-' sicned to Company A, Camp Drake Replacement Depot. Prior to being stationed in Japan ne spent 12 months in Korea, and earlier was at Camp Roberts, Cal. He is a graduate of the Univer sity of Oregon. The bride attended University of Oregon and was associated with a Eugene department store before coming to Japan by plane for the wedding. After returning from .their honeymoon, the couple will live in Tokyo. Wedding First In New Church son of Yoncalla, dressed similarly YONCALLA Miss Dolores Sanders of Los Angeles and Char les Hughes of Long Beach, Calif., were married at Yoncalla Church of Christ March 12, the first wed ding to take place in the new church. James Loyd, a student at Northwest Christian College, performed the ceremony at 8 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Otho Sanders of Yoncalla are parents of the bride and the bridegroom is the son of Mrs. John Hughes and the late Mr. Hughes, also of Yoncalla. Mr. Sanders gave his daughter in marriage. She wore a gown of white net and lace over taffeta, fashioned with sweetheart neck line on a fitted bodice. With it she wore white mitts and a fin gertip veil held by a cap of lace matching that in the bridal gown. She carried a white Bible topped by a lavendar orchid and fern with yellow and white ribbon streamers. The bride's sister, Mrs. Gene Beck of Sutherlin, was matron- of-honor, wearing pink net and carrying a bouquet of yellow and white carnations. Bridesmaids were Miss Phyllis Robinson of Salem and Miss Nancy Thomp Orides Mothers n Springfield Orides Mothers Club of the Uni versity of Oregon will meet Tues day at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. D. R. Fullerton, 136 B St. Springfield. Members are remind ed that there is important busi ness. Rites Said at Reno OAKLAND Miss Karen Rob- erson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Gary Roberson, and Lyle Bee croft, son of Mrs. Francis Todd, were married Marcn i in Kcno, Nev. The bride is a senior in Oak land High School and the bride groom is a graduate of the same school, Class of 1953. They were accompanied to Reno by Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Beahm. araltla from f inland. . . ohm exclusively . . . For th9 unusual and smart table setting we suggest one of the many designs by. Arabia . . . renowned maker of Finnish Faience. Pictured in Windflower . . . softly hued flow ers In blue, yellow and green with .accents of red . . . handpainted under the glaze on blue-grey Finnish Faience. 5 ple place erunc 8.50 GIFT DEPT., 2nd FLOOR to the matron. Candlelightersl were Miss Bertie Fay Nichols of1 Sutherlin and Bid Sanders, the latter the bride's brother. Best man was James Wolford of Oakland and ushers were James Mctz and Paul Allen, both of Yoncalla. Si Wise sang "I Love You Truly" and "Because," ac companied by Mrs. Harold Bou- cock. Bouquets of white stock and daffodils with ferns, and cande labra holding yellow tapers, were decorations. The home of the bride's par ents was the scene of the wed ding reception. Mrs. Glenda Stew art of Sutherlin, Miss Nancy Thompson and the mothers of the wedding couple served. The tiered wedding cake was made by Mrs, D. Benner. For their wedding trip to Los Angeles the bride wore a navy suit with navy accessories. They will live in that city, where the groom is stationed with the U. S, Navy. Air Force Man Wed in Florida Heart-shaped decorations of white gladiolus and greenery with palms decorated First Baptist Church of Melbourne, Fla., for the wedding of Miss Betty Jo Willis of Melbourne and A3-C Christian W. Lee ot Patrick Air Force -Base, Cocoa Beach, Fla. Feb. 21. The double ring cere mony was performed by Dr. H. D. Frink. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Willis of Melbourne, and the bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Mag nus Lee of Springfield. Given in marriage by her lath er, the bride wore a gown ot white Chantilly lace and tulle over satin. Her tiered illusion veil was attached to a half bonnet of crystal pleated illusion. She car ried a bouquet of luy-ot-tne-vai ley and white illusion, centered bv a white orchid. All bridal attendants were oi Florida, Miss Mary B. Goodwin, Miss Eva Marie Evers, Miss Alice Laverick and the bride's little cousin, Sharon Alicia Nogel as flower girl. Friends ot groom sta tioned at PAFB were groomsmen, William Larson as best man, Wil liam Rice and Paul Ullman as ushers. A reception took place in the breczeway of the church. For their wedding trip to Daytona Beach the bride wore a blue linen suit with the orchid from her bridal bouquet. The couple is at home on Indian River Blutl, Mel bourne. The bride, a graduate of Mel bourne High School, is employed at the Bank of Mt:bourne. ine crnom was graduated from Springfield High School and at tended University ot uregon, Vows Read In Afternoon Filipino to Speak To AAUW Group Recent graduate group of Amcr- an Association ot University Women will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. John Cockrell. 1624 Washington St. Guest speaker will be Mrs. Na lividad Malolos of the Philippines, international fellowship student who is studying at University of Oregon. Home Science Club Due at Smith Home Home Science Club will meet Monday at 2:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Fred E. Smith, 1087 I9tn Av Past Mrs. David Granam will have charge of the program.'cluded in the wedding party. JUNCTION CITY Miss Lore!' ta, Anderson and Donald Johnson were married March 14, in the Junction City Faith Lutheran Church. The Rev. Harold E. OW sen, pastor, performed the 2 p.m. double-ring ceremony. Parents of the bride are Mr. and Mrs. Man vel Anderson of Junction City, The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Johnson of Central Point. Arrangements of pink carna tions and heather and white altar candles were used for decoration. Miss Vanccta Lint sang "Because" and "O Promise Mc," accom panied at the organ by Mrs. Dean McKay. . Mr. Anderson gave his daugh ter in marriage. She wore a grey wool suit with black and white accessories and carried a laven der orchid on her white Rainbow Bible. Mrs. C. A. Lewis of Central Point was matron of honor, wear- ng a lavender swiss polka dot or gandy dress and a band nf whits carnations in her hair. She car ried white carnations with purple streamers on a white Testament. Bridesmaids were Miss Barbara Anderson, a cousin from Kent, Wash., and Miss Donetta Lint. They wore nile green organdy gowns and carried white carna tions with green streamers on nurse's Testaments. Roland K. Johnson, brother of the bridegroom, was best man. and ushers were Lawrence Loeff- lcr, brother-in-law of the bride groom from Central Point, and Merlyn Anderson, the bride's brother. At the reception which , fol lowed in the parish hall, Mrs. Lawrence Loeffler cut the cake. Mrs. Ben Anderson and Mrs. Al- vin Anderson, aunts of the bride, poured. Mrs. Walter Howard had the guest book, and Miss Alverta and Miss Kama Anderson, cou sins of the bride, cared for gifts. After a honeymoon on the Ore gon coast, tbe couple will be at home in Alameda, Calif. Mrs. Johnson is a graduate of Junction City High School and the Dental Nurses Training School of Sin Francisco. Mr. Johnson Is a grad uate of Gold Hill High School and now is with the U. S. Navy. Out-of-town guests included the bride's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Anderson from Kent, Wash., Mr. and Mrs. Ben Ander son also from Kent, Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Anderson of Clatskanie and Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Johnson of Central Point. 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