Morning register., August 19, 1928, Image 11

MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE., SUNDAY, AUGUST 19, 1928
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Lttr Starr of Toronto,
LU leaving Logout lo
irs monlli. WI the
U sutcr, f uia
L 8t,rlHii, who to.
Eufrat ior a
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A. H. Saundare of tht
Librtarlan church rd
n III tht prescnco of
Intimate irienus aim
Ibi two families who
bidden.
of iladloll delphinium
I, pink and blue tones.
Itrr for a batkgrouna
ltd for th wttlillni, and
Ihi hour for the aorv.
Hamilton of Klnmiun
"0 Promise Mo" nil
gg Valy."
n Pound of fteedsport
n of honor, and qht
rt of ireen ami allvtr,
rm bouquot of rosea
maid of honor, Mlsa
y of Holla, N. U. vioro
Ittia an) carried tht
trs, Wlllard Hamilton
iu for tho service, and
artl Carpi Hamilton of
Inner aa (lower Klrl
i rlnl In a roao. Hiio
,nt peach pink frock,
i wu ilvon In marrlngt
hr. Her town aa of
lib a face veil fall Inn
comlnitly arranged cap
rtnie blossoms secured,
ind tho bridal bouquet
trfly roaei.
til breakfast Tt-ae served
tht ceremony, Misses
nell and Mary llarrup
k, Manitoba, Canada, aa
pertlni. The hutfet table
htierplace of pink roaoa
JrHi's cake,
Ida and iroom left at
wendlna; trip which will
to Nortb Dakota, IjiHo
Banff, and hack to the
Inihm Yellowstone park.
rt io make their home In
ft. Btenihoel la tvlth the
and water department
Sttnshool la employed In
ci County Superlnlond-Moore.
fon (tiests at tho trod.
f Mr. and Mra. K. A.
I Klamath Aencv. Mra.
P'kell of Portland. Mr.
M Payne of Albany,
Mra. Wlllord Hamilton
lret Carol Ilnmlltnn of
"jency, Mrs. John Pound
Pl, Miss Lola Hrownell
ary Harrup, hoth of
Manitoba, and Mix Km,
t Hollo, North Dnkota.
Fl Johnson. University
"d a monhcr of the
lbf"V "tnff, Is lenvlnc
mnttl tor Nnv v-i.
" HI onter Columbia
aneclal llhnrnry
"r donartiiro. num.
,." "'rtalnlna; In
Ih Jchnaon.
a
of the
this fall.
' flays visit u ip
pi,n " the nook for
Ml by motori t
MSy"f.?-N- B. to lis?,
"'n Horrlng
" lh 11 Kinnuntp
r .il?'"1. " year,'
and Mns m,"'r Prno-
doniiit,
' "'""or of the
dav. rormor
Rapp't brolliar-ln-law and altter,
Mr. and Mra. W. H, Wllllums of
Urovllle, Calif., who are onjoylng
few days visit In Euitone.
Mra. Idaho Campbell la being
welcomed back In Kusent after
atveral wttHa vlalt In Chicago with
htr daughter, Dr. Eva Kraatr John
aon.
Mra. Campbell left Rugent tht
flrat of July, taking pnaaago In a
trane-conllnentul plana for Chica
go'; and making tht roturn trip
overland.
.
The marriage of Harold Turner,
aon of Mr. and Mra. Wlllord Tur
ner of Kugitnt, to Mlaa Anna ICars
loy, daughter of Mra. Nolllo liars
loy of i'urlland. Is of Interest to
Kugene acquaintances. Itev. J, J,
Hlaub read the aervlce cluturdny
evening In I'ortlnnd at hla homo.
Mr. and Mra. Turner will rcnldo In
Portland, whore the groom la with
the I'ortlnnd Public Kchoula uiuo
elation. He la a graduate' of O. A.
C. and a member of Phi Delia
Thela, while Mrs. Turner la nn.ll
lor, bi. the Portland Tologram.
At very, quiet service reinl
Monday In he study of tho Klrst
Methodist KpUropnl ohurch by
Itev. J. Franklin Haas. Miss Ruth
Karris, ilaughior of Mr. and Mrs.
C. li. Farrls ICuKene, waa wod to
Wllberl A. Uratlain. aon of Mr.
and Mra. E. K. Iiraltuln of Cush
man, Oregon.
. The ooremony waa very Infor
mal, with only membera of the
two families Included. Mlsa Uraco
Harris, sister of the bride, was her
only attendant, and Allan Woollcy
was best man for tht kroom.
Both Mr. and Mra. Umttaln are
foremer university" students, the
latter being a member of Kappa
Delta aororlty. After a short hon
eymoon trip to the const resorts,
they will roturn to Eugene, where
the groom will re-enter tho uni
versity to complete his work.
Mlsa Alice Dunn, who haa been
apentllng tht paat year with her
aunt mid uncle, Judge and Mrs.
O, H. Foster, from her home In
Oklahoma, Joined a party of
friends from tht middle wc: on
Monday, and will motor with thoni
to Portland, Seattle, Victoria, P..
C. and I.nke Louise before return
ing to Kugene for the wlntor.
Honoring Mlsa Vera Unstick, who
loft Monday for tho east, Miss Anne
Ulakoly waa bostons for a dinner
party at her home Saturday evo
nlng. The dinner table was deco
rated with a bowl of bright huetl
mnrlRolda. ' Dainty plnco cards
marked tho places for Helen Hnl
loy, Maryhelon Koupul, Kathcrlne
Dallty, Anno Blakely, Mrs. N. W.
Hlakely, and tho honored guest
Vera Hoatlck. Mlsa Hnatlck will
iinitiir east wlih bur inu.-ivr and
brother visiting In the Dukolua,
Minnesota, Michigan, Colorado, and
rsvorusKa.
After a wcoks motor trip to Cra.
i' and Diamond lake, and to
Uitmlon beach, Mr. and Mrs. Alton
linker and Mr. Linker's puronis,
Mr. and Mrs. 1-J. II. linker of Clove
land, Ohio, returned to Eugene
tho foro part of tho week.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Bailor are
auiung nuinuroua Interesting visi
tors In Eugene for the auinmcr
aouaon.
Major and Mrs. C. C. McCornack
who have been visiting In Euone
tho pust month are leaving to
uiurruw fur their home In Wash
Ington. U. C, planning a day'a atop
In O lacier park with friend tn
roulo euat.
Major McCornack la atatlor.ad at
tht Army War collect aa an ln
structor, and they will bt there
for the coming year, probably go
Ing to Carlisle, Pa. next summer
for slutton.
Mr. and Mrs. C. K. DoNcfft and
daughter Jean art eapoctod back
In Eugcno early this week from
scvvrul days trip to Han Francisco.
Mr. and Mra. DcNcffo and tholr
daughtvr returned the latter part
of lost week from a fortnlght'a
vacation stay a: Wallowa lake and
surrounding reaorta.
Mrs. Horbcrt T. Condon of Sc
uttle, who hat been visiting In Eu
gcno tho paat fortnight, Itft on
Wednesday for her homt.
Mrs. V. I.. Heard la among sov
oral Eugenonna enjoying vacation
slnya at Newport beach, having
motored down last week-end with
Mr. Heard.
'
Mr. and -Ira. Herbert Itoome
and three children, with Mra.
Mra. Kniiiuol Itoome. left on Mon
day for Newport where they art
spending their vacation.
Actlvo mombjra of Gamma Ku
were hMtesscj nt a theatre party
Monday ovenlng at the McDonald
theatre, complimenting a number
of Kil ls who will enter tht l .ilver
slty of Orogon this fall. Afterwards
they were entertained at tht home
of Miss Margnrot Underwood, SSX
Enst thirteenth street, where light
refreshments were aerved.
Miss Itena Cornutt wna In chorge
of the affair, assisted by Mlsa Mar.
gnret Underwood,
The Brotherhood of American
Voemcn held a vory interesting
meeting Monday evening, followed
by a social hour and refreshments.
Interest nt this time Is centered
around the plan for sending tho
degreo atnff to tho Tooman City
of Childhood next June when tht
grand conclavo of the order meets
nt Elgin, Illinois.
This Is a big undertaking but
tho stnff and membera feel euro
It can be put ovor.
Evcryono la willing to work. Tho
Mowcnn Circle, auxiliary to tho
Yonmen. will run a lunch cotinter
nt the fair In September. Kvery
dollnr over tho exponst of run
ning will apply on this trip.
Thru tho winter tho team will
ho espcclnlly active and on the
lookout for earning money. This
part of tho country could profit
by the boosting of 20 or mora loy.
al Yeomen who could sing tht ad.
vnnliiges of 1 4i no county through
tho mllea they will travel to Chi
'ago. '
For the pleaaurt of her house
guest, Miss Marjnrle Hturdavant of
Lincoln, Nnhr., Mlsa lluth llanstn
niiU'iiiilued yesterday afternoon
with an attractive tea at tho home
or hor paronta, Mr. and Mra. Chaa.
E. Hansen.
Between the hours of three and
flvt o'clock, about a acort of
friend culled to meet tho honor
guest, and assisting about tho
rooms were Mlssoa Boaa Duke,
Marthlol Duke and Marjorle WU
helm. Miss Evelyn Mollis sang a
group of numbers during the after.
noon.
Hidden to meat Mlsa Hturdovant
re Mrs. Malcolm Epley, Mra.
ink Itclnhnrt, Mra. Arthur Mln
. Mlsa Ina Bullock, Mlaa Maxlne
ilradliiiry. Mlsa Itulh Nowton, Mtas
Evelyn llollls, MIhh Eula Duke,
Miss Virginia Hold, Mlsa Josephine
HalMon, Mltis Itcba Urogdon. Mlaa
Bi.utrlce Milllg, Mrs. Albert Van
Dorn, Miss Hess Duke, Mlsa Mar.
Jorlo Wllhelm, Miss Marthlol Duke,
MIks Amy Porter, Mlsa Mnlha Hat.
ton. Mine Agnes Motion, Miss Mar
garct Itcld, und Mlsa Kutherlne
Illuud.
A wedding of interest to tholr
Eugene friends was that of Mlsa
E. Until Kroh to A. W. Oatenaon
ol Eugene, which waa very qufotly
HolninntzofJ on Kridny evening last
nt tho Klrst Mothodlst Episcopal
church, Itev. J. Franklin Haaa of
flclntlng.
Miss Irene Robinson and Oliver
Mill attonded the bride and groom
as the only guests at the wedding.
Tho brldo wore an afternoon
dross of bluck and yellow, with a
black feather hat to match.
Immediately following the wed
ding Mr. and Mra. Oatenaon mo
tored to Newport for a few daya
and In Octobor plan to take a do
Jnyed honeymoon (rip to Honolu
lu, for sevoral weeks.
Mrs. Ostenson Is the daughter
of Mr. and Mra. E. C. Kroh of
Moscow. Idaho. She la a graduate
of tho Monmouth Normal school
with the June clase. and during
the summer haa attended tht Unl
veralty of Oregon tummor aesalon
in Eugene. She haa been teaching
school for tht paat few yeara.
Mr. Oattnaon haa resided In Eu
gene for tht paat three years, hav
ing come here aa manager of tht
Dalton Adding Machine company
which aubaequently merged Into
the Remington Rand Business
Service Inc. and of which he la
now dlatrlct manager, with head
quatora In Eugene. He la the aon
of Mrs. Christlno Oatenson of Mc
lntoeh, Minn., and attonded the
University of North Dakota at
Grand Forka, being a member of
tho clnss of 1923.
Mr. and Mra. Ostenson are re
siding at H57 East Twenty-fourth
St.
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Mrs. James Harding la enter
talnlng aa her house guest for a
few days Mlaa Hilda Chase of
Portland. .
Mr. and Mrs. Georgo W. Davla
have returned from a wecka viatt
In Portland.
Mra, Waldo Adama was hostesa
on Wednesday for one of tho weeka
moat pleasurable artlos, when the
Invited friends to make up two
foursomes of golf for the morning
hours, with an attractive lunchton
party at her horn latar.
Playing were Mrs. Harvard
Moore, Mra. E. O. Iininel, Mrs.
Jack I'ratt, Mrs. Walter Hummel,
Mra. (.'. C. McCornack, Mrs. L, B.
Hlgwart. Mrs. I.ynn .McCready and
Mra. Adama.
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Dr. and Mrs. Will Money and
small aon Billy left on Thursday
for Portland, where they spent two
or three flays, later motoring on
to tho Tillamook beaches, and
down the Itoosevelt highway to
Newport. They plan to be away a
week or ten days.
e
After a months visit in Eugene,
Mr. and Mra. Chester Htorr, are
leaving tomorrow for their home
In Toronto, Canada.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Bnrrelt
plan to leave the coming week-end
for a fortnights vacation to Cres
cent City, Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Walker have
returned to Eugene after a yeara
absence In the east, moat of which
waa spent In No wYork City whero
Mr. Walker, attended Columbia
university. Mra. Walker returned
In the spring from several months
trip to Europe In company with
Mra. John Bovard.
They have opened their home in
Falrmount boulevard and will re
main In Eugene Indefinitely.
Mrs. S. C. Endlcott haa had aa
her auest tht past few days Mrs
w H. Wells of Marahfleld, who
arrived on Tuesday.
Mra. Clifford Manerud left the
ni week for Seal Ilocka, whore
she will spend the remainder of
the month aa the guest of her
parents, Mr. Manerud planning to
Join her late In August for a few
days stay.
For the pleasure of Mr. Auld'a
nloce. Mlsa Bessie Darling oi van
couver, Waeh., who Is their gueat
for a aummer visit, Mr. and Mra.
David Auld entertained at their
home with a small dinner party
on Thursday night.
The affair waa moat Informal,
a few of tht younger att and
membera of the family being in.
eluded aa guests.
Mlaa Grace Potter and Mlaa Ka
tie Potter returned on Friday from
San Francisco, where they have
been spending the aummer attend,
ing aummer school at the Unl'
veralty of California.
Mlsa Oraa- Potter will remain
In Eugene until the fore part of
September, when ahe leavea for
Oresham to be music Instructor
In the- high school, while Mlsa
Katie Potter will resume similar
dutle at Woodrow Wilson Junior
high school In Eugene for the com.
Ing year.
Major and Mrs. Thomas Barker,
formerly of Fort Lewis, Wash., art
to be among the Interesting new
faoulty -membera who will arrive,
In Eugene early In September. Ma
jor Barker comes to the Oregon
campus aa commandant of the R.
O. T. C, following Col W. S. Sin
clalr'a transfer to Fort Sheridan,
Cheyenne, Wyoming.
They have taken the Robert
Prescott home on University Hill
for tht corning year. Major Bar
ker la a brother of William Bar
ktr of Eugene.
e
Mra. Arthur Morris and two
children David and Janet left tht
paat week for a return vial at
Heal Rocks, where they will be the
gueat of frionde for a week or
ten days.
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Mrs. C. P. Tillman and aon 1 nil-
Hp Tillman returned on Thursday
from a weeka vacation spent at
Newport and Yachats beachea.
An Interesting visitor in Eugene
for the pat few daya haa been
Mrs. Trace Dolman of Atchison,
Kansoa, who Is visiting as tho
guost of Mrs. Lillian Beaton, a for
mer friend. Mra. Bolman arrived
at mid-week and plana to leave
this week-end.
She Is stopping here en route to
the middle west where aht will
spend eome tlmt at her aummor
home in the Minnesota lake coun
try, following a winter and spring
spent In Florida and California.
Mra. Ralph W. Wllaon waa
among the hoatessea who planned
attractive late-summer parties for
the past week.
Mrs. Wilson Invited a coterie of
friends to her home on Friday
for luncheon and bridge. Zinnias,
sweet peas, and all the bright
summer blooms were tht deco
rations used, and covera were
placed for Mra. Julian Sutter,- Mra.
Hcth Itraway, Mra. G. S. Beards
ley, Mra. C. W. Parker, Mra. C
E. Dupula, Mra. C. R. Clark, Mra.
C. L. Dutton, Mra. E. B. Acker,
man.
.
Mr. and Mra. Henry Veenhuizen
of Kenton, Washington are visit
Ing In Eugene aa cruesta of their
nephew and niece Mr.' and Mrs.
Henry Hanekamp. They expect to
leave for Crater lake tomorrow.
Mrs: Wm. Large entertained at
dinner Rev. and Mra. Wm Moll
Case, who art spending their va
cation and visiting frienda In Eu-
gent. Rev. Cast Is now serving a
fedorated church In Reno, Nevada.
a e e
Friends of Mlaa Ardla McFar-
land wart much Interested the paat
week in her marriage to Harry
Goodson Hamilton, which came aa
complete surprise, tht service
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Ing.
Tht service waas read by Judgt
Barnard In tht preatnet of a la
Intlmatt frltnda who had been told
of tht plana for tht qultt wtddlng.
Tht brldt Is tht daughter of
Mrs. Jake Bergtr of Eugtnt, and
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