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20 Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore. Sun., June 13, 1954 Foreign Students to Wed The engagement of Miss Inez Pozzi-Escot of Lima, Peru, until recently a student on the Uni versity of Oregon campus, to Herbert John, journalism student from Hamburg, Germany is an nounced. , Miss PozzIEscot, who was sponsored on scholarship by Ore gon Federation of Women's Clubs, was here two years, work on an advanced degree in English. She Is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Emmanuel Pozzi-Escot of Lima. She completed oral examinations for her degree May 29 and had to leave immediately for New York City to meet her sisters, Charlotte and Lucie. The first has just been admitted to Juil llard School of Music, and the second will attend Johns Hopkins University for another year. Mr. John is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Heinrich John of Hamburg He was on the local campus from September to March as a special student, on invitation of tne state Department. No date has been set for the couple's marriage. Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Edwards announce the engagement of their Parties Fete Graduates Largest of a number of gradu ation parties for a group of Eu gene High School seniors was that given by Mr. and Mrs. Maurie Jacobs honoring their daughter, Beverly. The Jacobs' entertained at a cocktail party in th Colonnade Room of Eugene Hotel Saturday evening. Guests numbering 160 or more friends of Miss Jacobs and her parents included many from out of town, a large number of high school graduating seniors and their parents, and several mem bers of this year's University of Oregon graduating class and their parents. Decorations were carried out in the class colors, green and white. Miss Sheila Jacobs presided over the guest book. . Miss Helen Huse, Eugene High School senior, was honored at a Graduation Day luncheon given by her mother, Mrs. Fred E. Huse, Friday afternoon at Eu gene Country Club. Assisting the hostess were Mrs. Lloyd Gubrud and Miss Beverly Jacobs. Minia ture diplomas marked the places for forty senior girls, Decora tions were in the EHS colors, purple and white. Guests included Miss Ann Bar ber, Miss Barby Barker, Miss Elaine Becker, Miss Donna Brown, Miss Vi Carmickle, Miss Mary Dirimple, Miss Grctchen Eisen- hardt, Miss Nancy Fassett, Miss Cynthia Foskett, Miss Sue Fox Miss Mary Lou Glass, Miss Molly Gross, Miss Elaine Gustafson, Siiss Betty Herrman, Miss Diane Hoppe, Miss Beverly Jacobs, Miss Diane Jepsen, Miss Carol Keut zer, Miss Beverly Laaksonen, Miss Virginia Lee, Miss DeVonne Link, Miss Barbara McGee, Miss Pat Magnuson, Miss Marsha Meyers, Miss Jean Milhollen, Miss Patricia Mills, Miss Shirley Parmenter, Miss Martha Quam, Miss Joan Rainville, Miss Jane Reilly, Miss Karen Rasmussen, Miss Dawnna Rcnfro, Miss Shirley St. Clair, Miss Sandra Schnitger, Miss W a y n e 1 1 e Slayton, Miss Julie Soren son, Miss Ann Stockman, Miss Kathy Thurston, Miss Sylvia Drury, and Miss Patsy Walker. daughter, Lorna, to Lawrence E. Ferrell. He is the son of Mrs. Frank Huntoon of El Dorado, Kans., and Gordon D. Ferrell of Eugene. The engagement was an nounced to family and friends earlier. Miss Edwards was graduated from Eugene High School in 1949 and has been employed in Eugene since that time. At present she is employed by Lovegren Lum ber Co. Mr. Ferrell was graduated from Salina High School, Salina, Kans., in 1949, then enlisted in the Navy. After his discharge he moved to Eugene. He now is employed by Hicks Sundry Co. of Salem. The wedding is planned for fall, the date tentatively set as Oct. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Dodge announce the engagement of their daughter, Nancie Rae, to Merlin Dwieht Schu ze, son of Dr. and Mrs. D. H. Schulze of Salem The news was told recently when Miss Dodge entertained a group of friends at her home Following a September wedding the young couple will live in Chi cago where the bride-to-be will attend Chicago Art Institute and Mr. Schulze will work toward his master's degree at Northwestern University. Mr. Schulze is a graduate of Willamette University and a member of Sigma Chi fraternity. Hospital Guild To Set Tea Date Base Area No. 2 Hospital Guild will meet Monday at 1 p.m. in the doctors' diningroom of Sacred Heart Hospital. The annual tea date will be set at the meeting. This will be the group's last meeting until fall. Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Rifenbark of Blue River announce the en gagement of their daughter, Bar bara Marlene, to Jack Von Roy (Pete) Lowry, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Lowry of McKenzie Bridge. Both young people were gradu ated June 2 from McKenzie Riv er High School. They plan to at tend college in the fall. No wed ding date has been, set. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Whillock of Brookings announce the engage ment and approaching marriage of their daughter, Carla Lee, of Eugene, to John Hentze of June tion City. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ejner Hentze of Junc tion City. The wedding will take place the latter part of this month at the home of the bride's par ents in Brookings. Miss Whillock, a graduate of Brookings High School, now n ttending Eugene Beauty Col lege. Mr. Hentze is a graduate of Oregon State College, where he majored in agriculture. He is a member of Theta Psi fraternity. MOHAWK Miss Joan Marie Bergstrom has set Sunday, July 4, as her wedding day. She will be married to Adrian M. Ward, son of Mrs. Rolland Grosdidier of 406 West "D" St., Springfield. Miss Bergstrom is the niece of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Roebuck of Mohawk. She was graduated from Springfield High School in 1953 and has been a student at Sacred Heart school of nursing in Eu gene the past year. Mr. Ward is a 1953 graduate of Springfield High School and is employed by Weyerhaeuser Tim ber Co. COTTAGE GROVE-Miss Janet Glade's engagement to Willis A. Deatherage has been made known by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Higgenbotham. Her fiance is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Graham. Miss Glade is a student at Cot tage Grove Union High School. Mr. Deatherage is a student of electronics at. Oregon Technical Institute. Both plan to continue education at their respective schools for two years. The couple plans to be married August 15. jl (Clark Photo, Wlltahtra Engraving) MISS JANET GLADE will be married in August to Willis A. Deatherage. Both are of Cot tage Grove. ( (Nolph Photo, Wiltshire Engraving) (Kennell-EUlj Photo, Wiltshire En?.) MISS LORNA EDWARDS is engaged to Lawrence E. Fer rell, their marriage planned tentatively for Oct. 1. Both are of Eugene. MISS BARBARA RI FEN- BARK'S engagement to Jack Von Roy (Pete) Lowry li an nounced. No wedding date is set (Kennell-EMa Photo, WilUhlra Eng.) MISS NANCIE DODGE has set a September date for her mar riage to Merlin Dwlght Schulze of Salem. Fathers Day greeting cards Our assortment is tremendous , aerious, sentimental cards that say ju,t L mh like to say. or give him . . , safe M. w men a stationery vritl, v, name or initial.' n i " Frarried Prints for hi, room or office, A party (we have th. peaty goods you'll nej) 122 EAST BROADWAY Welfare League Records Huge Ann ual Hours Sum A total of 14,152 volunteer hours of community service was con tributed locally by members of Eugene Welfare League in the year ending- June 1. This equals 6.8 years, on a basis of the 40 hour work week, it is pointed out This figure was announced by the retiring president, Mrs. Lynn S. McCready, at the annual Wel fare League luncheon meeting at Eugene Country Club. At the same time, Mrs. McCready wel corned seven new members into the League, bringing the active membership total to 100. New members are: Mrs. Robert Davis Mrs. Don DeRemer, Mrs. Scott Ferguson, Mrs. Roy Gillespie Mrs. Richard Rinde, Mrs. Herbert Robbins and Mrs. George Skcie In keeping with the spring at mosphere, the tables were deco rated with shiny ivy leaves inter laced with flowers, and each ta ble had as centerpiece a gaily festooned bird cage, in most of which were parakeets, who re portedly observed the proceedings with aplomb. Total attendance at the luncheon was about 155, ac cording to Mrs. Howard A. Mol ter, luncheon chairman. Highlight of this year's luncheon was the introduction of the Wel fare League officers for the en suing year. Mrs. E. H. Wood will be president, aided by the following: Mrs. Dale Fischer, vice-president; Mrs. L. T. Camp bell, recording secretary; Mrs. Bonne Heure Club Sets Sports Dance A sports dance is scheduled for members of Bonne Heure Dance Club, Thursday evening in the parish hall of St. Mary's Episcopal Church. Dancing will begin at 9:30 p.m., Eldred Glas- pey's orchestra to play. Sports shirts and cotton dresses are designated apparel for the dance. The committee includes Mr. and Mrs. Irving Henning, chair men; Mr. and Mrs. William F. Zinke Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Stuart McGilvray, Mr. and Mrs. Lorin Best, and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Paris. Junior Service League to Meet Junior Service League will meet Tuesday at 10 a.m. in Eu gene Hotel. This will be a busi ness meeting. Philip Tillman, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Charles Kitchel, treasurer; Mrs. Gus Hixson, member-at-large. The sum of 51,975 was con tributed locally by the League in addition to the large number uf service hours. Skipworth Home received 1,182 of the total hours served. Other hours went to the Hospital School, 693; March of Dimes, 159;. Polio Vaccine pro gram, 986. Welfare League mem bers gave hours of service to Girl Scouts, 887; Nurses Aides, 238; Red Cross, 91; Hospital Book Cart, 286, all of which are ap proved, but not sponsored, projects. Prominent mention was made at the meeting of the work of Mrs. John Warren, who initiated the orientation program, which this year was incorporated into the Welfare League Constitution. Mrs. Howard Molter will direct the indoctrination of new mem bers for next year. Other committee chairmen named by Mrs. Wood are: con stitution and by-laws, by Mrs. Sidney Milligan; Skipworth Home, Mrs. Ray Hendnckson; Hospital School, Mrs. F. J. Wooliever, community service, Mrs. Donald Moore; publicity, Mrs. Preston Coursen. A name is being sought for the women's exchange which Welfare League is establishing. Mrs. Mc Cready announced that a house on Oak Street between 13th and 14th avenues will be the home of the "shop." A six-woman Board of Managers named to oversee the general conduct of the "shop" will be headed by Mrs. K. D. Hir- ons and Mrs. Vincil Davis. Mrs. Fred Konschot and Mrs. Edward Gardner will be in charge of the committee to select consignments to be offered for sale in the shop. Mrs. Rex Hamaker and Mrs. Ar thur Ingham will direct interior and exterior decoration of the shop, and Mrs. Robert Cummins will supervise maintenance of the building. Mrs. Hirons urged mem bers to find a name for the shop right away so that a large sign can be posted in front of the build ing announcing its future location. An opening date will be announc ed as soon as consignments are ready for sale. Persons who have unusual handmade goods which they would like to consign to the shop for sale should contact Mrs. Gardner or Mrs. Konschot so that the consignment committee may inspect their goods. Assembly Club Officers Named Assembly Club, which has been active in Eugene for more than 30 years, closed its season in the past week. A series of four dinner dances preceded the final dance. Each of the fore going events took a theme from some foreign country, and the finale was a "welcome home party. New officers were chosen to head the dance group for the year which will begin in October. They are: President, Ben Col- lard; vice president, LaGrande Houghton; secretary, Mrs. R. V. Cummins, and treasurer, Mrs. F. J. Wooliever. Three on, Spring Term Honor Roll Listed on the Marylhurst Col lege honor roll for spring semes ter are three Eugene students, Miss Jeanne Heidenreich, junior; Miss Sylvia Giustina, sophomore; and Miss Mary Ann Hoffman, freshman. Miss Hoffman was an nounced at the Honors Convoca tion May 28 as winner of the John Gleason scholarship, to be used next year. Miss Giustina will tour Europe this summer as a member of a Marylhurst College travel group. Leaving for the east coast June 17, Miss Giustina and several other members of the party will visit in Philadelphia, Washing ton, D. C, and New York before embarking June 24 on the SS Olympia. Their ship will dock at Cherbourg July 1, when the European phase of the tour be gins. Eight foreign countries are on the itinerary. Return to the United States via Montreal is scheduled for Aug. 31. Miss Giustina visited Italy In 1950 in company with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Anselmo Giustina, 260 W. 23rd Ave., and her young brother James. will fall Guild to Meet With Mrs. Landry John Phetteplace Guild have its last meeting until Thursday at 10 a.m. in the home of Mrs. P. J. Landry, 148 Ascot Drive. Mrs. John Scarlett and Mrs. Louis Bonson will be co hostesses . Luncheon will be served at noon, and bridge will be played in the afternoon. ItU him you love him wimGIISflllFlfW'l Car 61 See our complete selections. 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