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( TUFSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1 949
THE BEND BULLETIN,' BEND, OREGON
PAGE. THREE
NEWS OF SOCIETY
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Quiet Church Wedding Unites
Kay Longballa, J. Lammers
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Mr. nml Mrs. James R. Lammers (Kay Longballa) will be at home in
Portland after March 1. They were' married Saturday at a quiet
ceremony in Bend.
Miss Kay Mailrienne Lonbnlla became the bride of James
nrennan Lammors at an impressive ceremony performed
Saturday morning, Feb. 19, in fhe presence of immediate fam
ily members.- Hev. William Coughlm read the double ring
ceremony at 1 1 a. m. in St. Francis Catholic church.
The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Longballa,
of 107 Drake road, and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Otis Lammers, of 740 Riverside drive. The young cou
ple will be at home after March 1 in Portland, where Lam
mers Ms employed in me oi-
f ice of General Petroleum cor
poration, ilis bride is a mem
ber of the faculty at Parkro.se
high school.
Mrs. II o w a r d Nicholson
was soloist for the wedding,
and Mrs. Clarence Rush was
at the organ. As a prelude,
she played "O Perfect Love." by
Barnliy! and three Bach numbers,
including, "My Heart Is Yearning
for Cod," "In Thee Is Gladness,"
and "In Pulei Jubilo." Mrs. Nich
olson's solos were the Bach Cou
nod "Ave Maria" and "The Lord's
Prayer," Malotte. The procession
al aiul recessional were by Adolph
Rossi.
Baskets of white gladioli and
candelabra holding white tapers
provided an attractive setting for
the c ivmony.
Miss Ann Longballa was her
sister's only attendant, and Wil
liam Plain acted as best man. The
btido was given in marriage by
her father, and her brother,
Bruce, ushered.
The brides gown of traditional
white satin was made with button-trimmed
basque bodice, tie
tailed with Peter Pan collar ami
long, close-fitting sleeves; gather
ed skirl and lace-trimmed train. A
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helil her fingertip veil in place,
and she carried a white Bible with
white camellias a. id bouvardia.
with white satin streamers.
Miss Ann Longballa wore a
floor-length gown of forest green
laffe'a. made with basque bodice,
bouffant skirl and Bertha collar,
accented with satin in a delicate
shade of pink. Her Mary Stuart I
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cap matched her gown, and she
carried a bouquet of pink carna
tions and bouvardia, with pink
satin streamers.
After the ceremony, n luncheon
for Hie wedding party and mem
bers of the two families was
served at the home of the bride's
parents. Afterward the bridal
couple left by plane, for a short
honeymoon on the Oregon coast.
For goingaway, the young Mrs.
Lammers wore a suit and match
ing coat in beige wool, with
brown accessories and a corsage
of brown orchids.
The bride is a graduate of Ore
gon State college. She is affiliated
with Kappa Kappa Gamma and
kappa Delta Pi sororities. Lam
mers attended Portland univer
sity and completed military ser
vice in naval aviation. The couple
had planned a larger wedding in
Portland, but because of the re
cent serious illness of the bride
groom's father, the simpler wed
ding w as chosen.
PLAN' KUMMAGE SALE
Circle i of the Catholic Altar
society will sponsor a rummage
sale Friday, Feb. 25. in the Pa
cific Power and Light company
building.
NOVELTY IS PLANNED
A "Deschutes cake walk" will be
a special feature of the social
hour to follow the regular meet
ing of the ladies' auxiliary of
Patriarchs Militant, Friday,
March IS, at the I.O.O.F. hall. On
the refreshment committee will
be Mrs. A. B. Burleigh, Mrs. Ruth
Barnes and Mrs. Paul Brookings.
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Miss Zastera
Tells News of
Engagement
Cupid's arrows bore romantic
news Valentine's day on the Wil-.
lamette university campus, when
Miss Arlene Zastera's engagement
to Robert Bennett was announced.
Miss Zastera is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Zastera, of
W East Greenwood, Bend, and
her fiance is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank B. Bennett, of Salem.
The lietrothal was told at Fred
rickson hall, where Miss Zastera
lives, when the president of the
hall received a large heart-shaped
box of chocolates, topped with a
cupid complete with bow, arrows
and quiver. The candy, a gift
from Miss Zastera's fiance, was
passed to the Fredrickson hall
women, as were white cakes dec
orated with individual red hearts,
with the names "Arlene and Bob"
adorning an arrow attached to
each.
; Both young people are Juniors
at Willamette university. Miss
Zastera is majoring in psychol
ogy. Bennett, who is affiliated
with Beta Theat Pi, is majoring
in physics and mathematics.
The wedding will be an event of
late summer, after which the cou
ple will return to Willamette for
their senior year.
The betrothed couple had plan
ned to come to Bend for a Valen
tine's day announcement party.
but the trip was postponed, be
cause of poor traveling conditions.
Golf Ciub Dance
Set for Saturday
The regular monthly dance for
members of the Bend Golf club
will be held Saturday night, Feb.
2b. at the country club. Dancing
to Ernie Traxler's music will start
at 10 p.m., preceded by a cocktail
hour from 8 to 9 p.m.
Dr. and Mrs. J. S. Grahlman
are chairmen of the host commit
tee, which also includes Mr. and
Mrs. Don Denning, Mr. and Mrs.
Don Pritchett, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Burpee, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Steidl,
Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Erickson,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. May, Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred Hunnell, Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Adams, Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Jappert, Mr. and Mrs. Sea
ton Smith, Mr. and Mrs. It. L.
Pomeroy. Mrs. C. C. Taylor and
Robert Keyes.
Shower Honors
Vivian Pierson
Redmond, Feb. 22 (Special)
Miss Vivian Pierson was the
guest of honor at a bridal shower
at the home of Mrs. O. W. Herbl
son Thursday evening at 8 p.m.
Mrs. Herbison, the hostess,
planned the games and refresh
ments. Guests were Mrs. Jean Sohm,
Mrs. Mary Huff, Mrs. Jean Ross,
Miss Berta Ross, Miss Ann Rob
erts, Miss Nilo Brintnall, Mrs.
Ruth Baker, Miss Peggy Felkins,
Miss Louise Harold. Miss Marie
Wilcox, Mrs. Ella Griffith, Mrs.
Pierson, Willmoth Pierson, Mrs.
F. de Lesplnasse, Sammy Jordan,
and Miss Vivian Pierson, the
guest of honor.
Miss Pierson became the bride
of Bob Bristol Sunday morning.
Sons of Norway will have a so
cial evening for members and pro
spective members, Saturday, be- i
ginning at 7:30 p.m.. at Norway I
hall. Hosts will be Mr. and Mrs. j
Alvin Reitan, Mr. and Mrs. M. B. I
Walberg and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Peterson. " i
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Miss Arlene Zastera, whose en
gagement to Robert Bennett, of
Salem, has been announced, will
be a bride of the late summer.
Officers Elected
By Dental Group
Mrs. Virginia Winn, of Prine
ville, was elected president of the
Central Oregon Dental Assistants
association at a business meeting
held Friday evening at the office
of Dr. H. E. Johnson, in Bend.
Other officers who were named
are the following, all of Bend:
Miss Isabel Pagani, first vice
president; Mrs. Bernice Manning,
second vice president; Miss Bar
bara Freeman, secretary - treas
urer, and Mrs. Evelyn Graham,
publicity and activities.
No further meetings will be
held until after the state dental
assistants' convention, which will
be held in Portland February 28
and March 1 and 2. Miss Pagani,
Mrs. Manning and Miss Freeman
will attend from the local group.
Jaycee Auxiliary
Meets for Dinner
Mrs. Alvin Gray, Mrs. Warren
Sholes, Mrs. Robert Johnson. Mrs.
William Hand and Mrs. Eric Pe
terson were received as new mem
bers of the Jaycee auxiliary, at a
dinner rneeting held last night at
the Pino Tavern. Twenty-two
women were present.
Mrs. Bruce Cullison, president,
expressed appreciation to mem
bers who assisted with the tea
held recently at the home of Mrs.
Norman Partridge Mrs. Donald
O. Conner was chairman of the
refreshment committee, and Mrs.
Don Dyer and Mrs. Richard Rob
inson were in charge of invita
tions. The next meeting will be held
Monday, March 7, at the home of
Mrs. Gordon Randall.
V
PEO Sisterhood will have a no
hostess luncheon Thursday, Feb.
24, at 1 p.m. at the Pine Tavern.
The meeting will follow at the
home of Mrs. J. S. Grahlman, on
Butler road. Mrs. George W.
Ager, program chairman for the
day, has announced that Miss
Zola McDougall will be guest
speaker. She will discuss schol
arships available to Oregon high
school graduates.
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Dance Club Sets
Dress-Up Parties
March 5, 19
Bendonlan Dancing club has a
full program planned for coming
weeks. Two of the popular
"dress-up" parties are scheduled
for March, and. a tlass practice,
with refivshmentt. will be held
this Saturday nig.it at the Ben
donian studio, beginning at 8 p.m.
Saturday night, March 5, is the
date set for an "ingenuity" party,
with dancers instructed to give
Imagination free reign in concoct
ing costumes. The St. Patrick's
party, with "wearln' of the green"
to be in order, will be Saturday,
March 19.
Those who attend the practice
session this Saturday were asked
to bring sandwiches.
A large crowd attended the
kid" party last Saturday night.
Bobby soxers, little girls in pig
tails and little boys in knee pants
joined in the evening's fun, with
music by Ernie Traxler s orches
tra. "Cluiperone" for the party
was George Washington, In the
person of Mrs. L. M. Lancaster,
L, D. S. Elder Leaving;
To Be Honored at Party
Elder Donald Whltlaker, who
has been in Central Oregon the
past six months as a Mormon
missionary, will be honored at a
social gathering Saturday, Feb.
2t, at 8 p. m. at the Latter Day
Saints church. Elder Whittaker
has been released from his mis
sion, and will return to his home
in Circleville. Utah.
Adults of the church and chil
dren over 12 are invited to attend
the party. It was announced. Each
family was asked to bring one
pie.
First Lutheran ladles' aid will
sponsor a rummage sale Satur
day, Feb. 2li, at the Dudrey real
estate office. A work meeting,
to prepare articles for the sale,
will be held Friday afternoon at
the church.- Members were asked
to bring their own equipment for
pressing.
Kenwood PTA
Will Hold Meet
The regular monthly meeting
of the Kenwood PTA will be held
tonight at 8:00 in the school lunch
room with business of the meet
ing centering around the forth
coming Kenwood PTA carnival.
All members, parents and friends
are Invited lo attend, since com
mittees and assignments for the
carnival will be made at this
meeting.
Russell Atcheson will give a
brief talk on the history of PTA
in conjunction with Founder's
month. The 4th grade parents and
teachers will act as hostesses for
the meeting, with Miss Dorothy
Warren, and Miss Dorothy Park
hurst, teachers, joining with Mrs.
C. H. McAllister and Mrs. Maur
ice Rothkow.
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Wedding Rites
Unite. Couple
Miss Dorothy Darlene Taylor,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elba C.
Taylor, Bend, became the bride of
John William Pickles, son of Mrs.
Opal Pickles, Redmond, Tuesday,
February 10, at the Community
Christian church, Powell Butte.
Rev. D. I. Penhollow performed
the 8:30 ceremony which took
place before the flower banked
altar.
The bride, given In marriage by
her fother, wore a pink dress
maker suit with white accesso
ries. Her corsage was fashioned
of double gardenias.
Miss Jean Pickles, sister of the
groom, was maid of honor. She
wore a navy blue taffeta Infor
mal dress with pink accessories
and a single gardenia corsage.
The bride's mother, Mrs. Tay
lor, chose a pink dress with black
accessories, and the bridegroom's
mother. Mrs. rickles, won. u nav.v
blue ensemble. Both mothers
wore corsages of white carna
tions. Jack Boone was best man.
Boone and Pickles were class
mates at Redmond union high
school.
A reception followed immedi
ately after the ceremony at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill May
field In Powell Butte.
There were two wedding cakes.
Mrs. 1'. J. Pearce, Miss June
Loken, Mrs. Opal Pickles and
Mrs. Wayne Mayfleld assisted in
serving.
Miss Jean Pickles had charge
of the guest book.
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Ix"slie Chapman. Mr. and Mrs.
John Taylor, Mrs. Betty Van
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Other guests Included Howard
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The bride Is employed at Sit
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employe at Shoop and Schulze
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Alter a brief honeymoon, the
young couple will be at home at
the L-Raneho motel, Redmond.
Bend Garden club will meet
Fiidav at 2 p.m. at the home
of Mrs. Virgil Surf us, 223 St. Hel
ens. Mrs. L. II. Gless will have
charge of the program, with
"Cold Frames r.nd Hot Beds" as
the subject for discussion. Mem
ber were asked to bring for dis
play and Judging novelty arrange
ments, made of materials of their
own choosing.
Town and Country Ciuli will
have a card party for members
and their husbands, Saturday.
Feb. 2ti, at 8 p.m.. at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Drake,
1128 Lexington. Assisting the
hostess on the serving committee
will be Mrs. Earl Fuls, Mrs, Leslie
Kribs und Mrs. Clifford Kribs.
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Prineville People
Visit Convention
Prineville, F?b. 1:2 Executives
of local pine lumber mills, who
with their wives attended the an
nual convention of the Western
fine association at San Francis
co last week, were back at their
offices yesieruay, reporting that
the sessions centered around
general problems of their indus
try. Nothing touched on at the
convention, it was declared, had
any special bearing on pine lum
ber manufacturing of the Cen
tral Oregon area.
The men attending from here
were: J. I-'. Daggett and H. S.
Mersereau of the Alexander
Vawltey Lumber Co.; M. R. Is
ted, l'lne Products corporation,
and Stuart Sheik and Jack Par
rish, Ochoco Lumber Co. All were
accompanied by their wives ex
cept Parrish.
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