Heppner Gazette Times, Thursday, September 22, 1955
Page 3
Mrs. Jack Bedford, Reporter Social News Deadline 6 p. m. Tuesdays
RIETMANN-HURST WEDDING HELD
IN ARLINGTON CHURCH SUNDAY
A very beautiful pink and
white ceremony in the Arlington
Methodist church Sunday after
noon united In marriage Marilyn
Ann Hurst, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Roy E.. Hurst and Billy Joe
Rietmann, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Victor Rietmann of lone. Dr.
Edward Terry, Portland, superin
tendent of the Portland district of
the Methodist church, read the
double ring ceremony.
Pink gladioli and white chry
santhemums were used in the
large urns on either side of the
altar with pink rosebuds In the
altar vases. While on either side
of the altar were the same flow
ers, with arrangements of the
same on the organ and piano. In
the windows were pink dahlias
and white chrysanthemums cen
tered with a pink candle. On the
pews, tied with pale pink ribbon,
streamers, were bouquets of pink
gladioli.
Ed Bradshaw of Portland, sang
"At Dawning" and "Because"
preceding the ceremony and
"The Wedding Benediction" as
the couple knelt for the blessing.
He sang 'Through The Years" at
the close of the ceremony. Mrs.
A. N. Boyer accompanied Mr.
Bradshaw and also played the
wedding marches.
The bride, who was given in
marriage by her father, wore the
wore identical dresses of mauve
Crystalure with grape net ruf
fles inset. The maid of honor,
Miss June Humphrey of Portland,
and the bridesmaids, Miss Ruby
Ann Rietmann of Pendleton, sis
ter of the groom and Miss Karen
Farley of Potland wore identical
dresses of marve Crystalure with
white net ruffle insets. All the
gowns were ballerina length and
they wore small three cornered
hats to match. They all carried
crescent bouquets of pink gladioli
and rosebuds.
The candlelighters were Miss
Lou Keinath, Portland and Mrs.
Carrol Donovan, The Dalles. They
wore identical dresses of pink
crystalure with waist corsages of
pink gladioli. Steven Anderson,
nephew of the bride, was ring-
bearer.
Best man for his brother was
Robert Rietmann of lone and the
ushers were Ronald Anderson,
Arlington; Gene Rietmann, lone
and John Peterson, The Dalles.
Mrs. Hurst, mother of the bride,
selected for her daughter's wed
ding an afternoon dress of brown
rose with pink accessories and
she wore a pink orchid corsage.
Mrs. Rietmann wore brown with
beige accessories and her cor
sage was brown orchids.
A reception was held immedi
ately following the ceremony in
Coming Events Jne,s -Hannan
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Friday Sept. 23 Ruth chapter No.' ' 3 j
32. oes Announced Here
moauo1 4trr;.:l Mrs. Adelle Hannan, Heppner,
nwa Ul w"wu jannaunces the marriage of her
new s I . r..i u,,-,,,
business
Rainbow for Girls
American Legion
meeting
Tuesday Sept 27 Bookworms
Teachers reception, 6:30 p. m..
Legion hall
Degree of Honor
Thursday Sept 29 Soroptimist
sack lunch
Friday Sept. 30 Heppner-Bums
football game, 8:00 p. m.
traditional bridal gown of im- the parlors of the church. Pink
ported Chanully lace with a
scoop neck line and short sleeves.
The fitted bodice was trimmed
with sequins and the full bouf
fant skirt was trimmed with lace
applique. Ruffles cascading
from the waist to the hem formed
the chapel train, with it she wore
matching mittens. Her fingertip
veil was of nylon net and fell
from a cap of imported lace trirm
med with- sequins and seed
pearls. She carried a cascade of
pink rosebuds and stephanotis
centered with a white orchid. She
carried a lace handkerchief and
in her shoe a sixpence, both of
which had been worn by her sis
ter, Mrs. Roland Anderson, at her
wedding.
Mrs. Anderson, who was mat
ron of honor and small daughter,
Linda Jean, who was flower girl,
and white, the color scheme, was
again used. Centering the bride's
table was the pink and white
bride's cake which had on the
top a bell standing inside a heart,
bells also decorated the side of
the cake and it was surrounded
by pink dahlias and smilax and
on either side were tapers in sil
ver holders.
Mrs. Hugo Munro, Portland, cut
and served the three tiered cake.
Pouring were Mrs. Walter Som
merfeldt and Mrs. Roy Ward, of
Portland, both aunts of the bride,
Mrs. Victor Peterson, The Dalles
and Mrs. John Turner, Baker,
both aunts of the groom. Mrs.
Robert Rietmann, lone, sister-in-law
of the groom, served the
punch with Miss Jackie Phillips
of Portland passing the grooms
cake and In charge-of the gifts
were Miss Sally Peterson of The
Dalles and Miss Julie Rietmann
of lone. In charge of the guest
book was Mrs. David Phillips of
Portland, cousin of the bride.
For a wedding trip to Califor
nia and Nevada, Mrs. Rietmann
chose a brown princess style
dress with sun orange accessor
ies and fur cape with a white
orchid corsage. .
Instead of the usual rice, as
the couple came out of the
Lawrence Jones Jr.. son of Mr
and Mrs. Lawrence Jones of lone,
at Sun Valley, Idaho, Saturday
September 10th.
The young couple will return
home this week following a wed
ding trip through Nevada ' and
California.
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Annual Tea For
Library Benefit To
Be Held in lone
The annual silver tea for the
benefit of the lone City Library
will be held at the City hall, on
Thursday afternoon, September
29 frdm two to five o'clock.
This will be the climax of the
annual "Know Your Library
Week" sponsored by the lone
Women's Topic club. Everyone
is invited to attend and help
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church, they were showered with; supp"" """"J .......,
wheat, as the groom is a wheat j Pr0Ject-
Those pouring at me tea taoie
will be Mrs. Milton Morgan, Mrs.
Merle Baker, Mrs. William Raw
lins, Mrs. Lewis Halvorsen, Mrs.
Harvey Ring, Mrs. Marion Pal
mer, Mrs. Raymond Lundell, Mrs.
Donald Heliker, Mrs. Ray Heim
bigner, Mrs. Denward Bergevin,
Mrs. W. McKay and Mrs. Phil
Newitt.
Mrs. Connor Honored
With Bridal Shower
Mrs. Marion Hayden entertain
ed at her home Friday evening
September 16 with a shower in
honor of Mrs. Morgan Connor, a
recent bride.
Games were played and advice
given the bride during the even
ing and refreshments were ser
ved to Mrs. Alma Morgan, Mrs.
Frank Connor, Mrs. Robert Camp
bell, Miss Rita McDaniel, Mrs.
Ivan McDaniel, Miss Barbara
Hutchens, Mrs. Clara Cook and
Debbie, Mrs. L. E. Dick, Miss
Carol Burkenbine and Mrs. Floyd
Hutchens.
Rhea Creek HEC Has
First Fall Meeting
The Rhea Creek Home Econo
mics Club and the Home Exten
sion Unit met for their first fall
business meeting at the home of
Mrs. Robert Bergstrom. Seventeen
members were present. Refresh
ments of cake, ice cream, punch
and coffee were served.
farmer in lone where they will be
at home after October 5.
The bride is a graduate of the
Arlington high school and at
tended Pacific University. For
the past two years she has been
making her home in Portland
where she was employed at the
United Artist Studios. The groom
is a graduate of the lone high
school and recently received his
discharge from the Army.
Many friends from lone and
Heppner attended the wedding
and reception.
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McCabe Reunion Held
At Emigrant Park
A McCabe-Olden family re
union was held at Emigrant park
on Saturday Sept. 10.
Those attending were Mrs. Jes
sie Henderson and Harold, Grant
Henderson and family. Alicel,
Oregon; Mr. and Mrs. Charles In
gals and A. A. McCabe, Adams;
Mr. and Mrs. James McCabe and
family, Heppner; Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest McCabe and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Earl McCabe and fam
ily, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford McCabe
and family, Mr. and Mrs. George
Snider and Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Snider and family all of lone and'
Mrs. Lois Place and son of La day night at the rectory with
Grande. . Mrs. Charles O'Donnell as host-
They all attended the Round- ess.
Rev. George Little
Speaks at Thursday
Soroptimist Meeting
Rev. George Little was the
guest speaker at the Soroptimist
club luncheon Thursday at O'Don
nell's, he was introduced by Mrs.
Mary Van Stevens. ,
Rev. Little told of his work
before coming to Heppner, his
work in a parochial school and
his interest in youth. He said our
main interest should be in get
ting people back to the church,
especially the young people. '
Altar Society Plans
Annual Smorgasbord
The Altar Society of St. Pat
rick's Catholic church met Mon-
Up dress-up parade that evening.
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Plans were made for the an
nual smorgasbord and it was
voted to paint the inside of the
rectory. A decision was also
made to change their meeting
night to the firt Tuesday of each
month.
Triple Link Club
Plans Card Party
The Triple Link club of Sans
Souci Rebekah lodge met at the
home of Mrs. Adelle Hannan on
September 19.
Tlans were made for a card
party to be held at the IOOF hall
on Thursday, September 29 at
8:00 p. m.
After the regular business
meeting, refreshments were ser
ved by the hostesses, Adelle Han
nan and Ada Piper,
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Bridge Club Meets
With Mrs. Gammell
The Renogers met for a dessert
bridge party last Wednesday at
the home of Mrs. Evonne Gammell.
Members and guests present
were Mrs. La Verne Van Marter,
Mrs. Bradley Fancher, Mrs. Wil
liam Labhart, Mrs. Paul Koenig,
Mrs. Gene Hall, Mrs. John Wil
liams, Mrs. William Barratt, Mrs.
Alex Thompson, Mrs. James Nor
ene, Mrs. Larry Dowen, Mrs.
Richard Meador, and the hostess.
Mrs. Meador received high
score, Mrs. Fancher, second and
Mrs. Williams, low.
Engagement of lone
Girl is Announced
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Crabtree ef
lone announce the engagement
of their daughter Carolyn to Al
vin McCabe, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Lonnie McCabe, also of lone.
Carolyn .was a princess this
year for the Morrow county rodeo
and she attends lone high school.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
LEXINGTON
SCHOOL NEWS
At the election of cheer leaders
the following were elected, Hugo
Leyva, yell king, Cherry Grey and
Maureen Groves yell queens.
Don Casteel had the misfortune
to break his nose at the Touchet
Lexington game on Friday.
Girls P. E. class has gotten well
under way and the girls are now
learning the technique of soccer.
The Lexington school board
has purchased three new Singer
sewing machines for the home
making class. The girls greatly
appreciate this purchase.
TO LEAVE ON TRIP
Dr. and Mrs. Harold Huber will
leave Sept. 27 for a four-week
trip into New Mexico and Cali
fornia. While there Dr. Huber
will attend the national Dental
convention which will be held at
San Francisco, Oct. 17 to 20.
They plan to return about Oct.
24.
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