OOUÜ1LLB YAIUtY 8BNT1NKL COQÜHXK. OBBOON. THURSDAY, JUNE 1«. IMS.
Hazel Cornwall
Becomes Bride of
Edward Ertel
Individual Tables Set For Lovely Early
Summer Buffet Dinner a t the McClary's
One of the outstanding social events
of the early summer was the lovely
buffet dinner Friday evening at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. U. E. McClary.
The guesta, seated at gayly dec-
orated individual tables, did justice
to the tempting viands, temptingly
displayed. Following the delicious
dinner, contract bridge was enjoyed.
Mrs. Litzenberger won high score
for ladies and Dr. Kennedy, for men.
Mrs. Ajctell took second prize for
ladies and Dave Rackleff, for the men.
Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Moorehead, Dr. and Mrs. Marshall
Kennedy, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lit-
zenberger, Mr. and Mrs. George May-
nard, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Boober,
Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Rackleff, Mr. and
Mrs. Otto Zentner, Dr. and Mrs.
Robert Crawford, Mrs. Jack Edlefsen
and Mrs. J. E. Axtell.
Mrs. Jane C roft Given Shower A t Newton
Home Last Wednesday Evening
Mrs. Jane Croft, daughter of Mr.r«^
and Mrs. Charles Oerdiug, was ten
dered, a stork shower last Wednesday
night at the home of Mrs Peggy New
ton on Spurgeon Hill, with Mrs.
Georgia Richmond, Mrs. Esta Ellis,
Mrs. Dora Oerding and Mrs. Zoe Fu
gelson as joint hostesses. After the
opening of the many lovely gifts,
dainty refreshments were served.
Cecile Brunner roses fashioned the
decorations.
Present were Mesdames Alice
Klenz, Vera Oerding, Helen Peterson,
Londwy Peart, Anna Morrison, Esther
Wilson, Clara Hultin, Luella Davis,
Muriel Anderson, Viola Newton, Belle and a guest,
Knife, Lavinia Peart, Vera McCurdy,
Ruth Latimer, Clara Howe, Fern Pe
terson, Lois Oerding, Mrs. Sparling,
Mrs. L. E. Croft of North Bend, the
honored guest, Mrs. Jane Croft and
the hostesses.
Sending gifts but unable to be
present were Miss Ida Oerding, Mes
dames Lena McCurdy, Nellie Pur-
vance, Zettie Hawkins, Birdie Skeels,
Minnie Laws, Eloise Carlson, Neita
Oddy, Frances Skyles, Carla Savage,
Edna Slater, Clarice Gormley, Eliza
beth Chowning, Alma Minard, Belle
Belloni, Gladys Gano and Anna
W .S .C .S . Monthly Meeting A t Church
Parlors Last Thursday Afternoon
Last Wednesday evening she was
honor guest at a .small birthday din
ner. The table was centered with a
large birthday cake decorated with
green candles and flanked by white
roses and green tapers.
Present were Mr. and Mrs. Lin
Swain, Wally and Marion Moore, the
honored guest, Miss Bailey, and the
host and hostess. Following dinner,
they went to the Midway club for
dancing.
Last Thursday afternoon the»
W.S.C.S. of the Pioneer Methodist
( church held their regular monthly Moore's Entertain
business meeting In the church par
lors. Devotions were led by Mrs. Guest
' Georgia Richmond. The subject for
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The social meeting, usually held the the J. A. Moore home for a week,
section.
third Thursday of the month, will be left for her home Thursday.
omitted and a picnic at the George
Taylor cabin at- Croft Lake will be
held June 27th. The vacation Bible
school meets at the Pioneer church
each morning.
Present were Mesdames Ruth Lati
mer, Clara Morrison, Sybil Avery,
Inez Pinkston, Lavinia Peart, Lena
McCurdy, Eva Stevens, Nellie Pur-
vance, Helen Peterson, Zoe Fugelson,
Robert Macdonald, Georgia Rich
mond, Birdie Skeels, Selata Leather-
man, J. Malone, Anna Christiansen,
FOR FATHER— JUNE IU R
Esta Ellis, Fern Peterson and Farol,
Edna Slater, Carla Savage, Helen
i Lundquist, Clara Howe, Cueda Leon
; ard, Anna Morrison and Jeannie Pe-
At an afternoon wedding Monday at
the Christian church, Miss Hasel
Cornwell became the bride of Edward
Ertel. Rev. Liston Parrish read the
service.
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The bride, given in marriage by her
grandfather, Frank Flam, wore the
wedding dress of white mouaseliene
de soie, fashioned with ruffles on
the neckline and shirred bodice. The
veil, in fingertip length, fell frx n a
coronet of seed pearls. She carried a
nosegay of pink perfection roses with
white ribbon streamers and pink rose
buds.
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Mrs. Janet Hervey was matron of
honor. She wore a white net gown
and carried a nosegay of pink and
white roses. Bridesmaids were Mary
May Miller and Grace Keck. Miss
Miller wore a gown of white satin and
turquoise net.
Mrs. Keck’s gown
was of white crepe. Both carried
nosegays of red and white roses.
Dottie Keck was flower girl, in a
gown of white, with turquoise net. i tenon.
She carried a dainty basket of white ,
roses.
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Albert Ertel was best man for his
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brother and ushers were Ronnie
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Robert Burns played the wedding
march. Preceding the ceremony Mrs.
Eyes Examined - Glasses Fitted
Liston Parrish sang “I Love You
CONTACT LENSES FITTED
Truly.”
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order not to conflict with gen
The sanctuary of the church was
decorated with lattices of greenery, eral optical practice, all contact lens
red and white roses, and rhododen fittings are by special appointment
dron, flanked by alternating pink and only).
white tapers.
Reception room jointly with
A reception was held at the home
Dr. J. R. Bunch
of the bride’s mother, Mrs. John
Curtis on Bear creek.
Laird Bldg.
For going away the bride wore a Phone 82-J
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suit of royal blue with white accee-
1 sories.
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After a short wedding trip, the
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Mrs. Merle Carter
Entertains Card Club
Last Thursday night, Mrs. Merle
Carter entertained her pinochle club
for seven-thirty o'clock dessert.
„ The room had lovely arranjemenj*
of roses and other spring flower*.
At pinochle, Mrs. Ireland won high
score, Mrs. Watson, the travelling
prize and Mrs. Savage, low score
Present were Mesdames Thora
Watson, Rosalie Church, Alma Min
ard, Thelma Snyder, Carla Savage,
Lucia Ireland, Rheo Walker and the
hostess.
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