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Heppner Gazette Times, Thursday, October 31, 1957 Page 5 Social H appenmgs h er-allstott wedding event SUNDAY AT CHRISTIAN CHURCH wedding of Miss Laurel llstott, daughter of Mr. and D. Allstott Sr. and James Butler, son of Mr. and Mrs. iutler of Mayville, Ore., was nized at 2:30 p.m. Sunday. . .1 ,-11 er 21 at ine niisuan tuuiv.ii ppner with Rev. Earl Soward ig the double-ring cerem- bride, given in marriage by ather, wore a wnite wool with white accessories. She d pink roses witn wnite anotis on a white Bible. maid of honor, Misss Christ- waggart, wore an aqua-blue a gown and carried a nose f pink roses and white chry- emums. The briae s motner bluue knit suit and sage of pink rosebuds. The n's grandmother, Mrs. Lola also wore a corsage ot rosebuds. t man was James Webb of ille, cousin of the groom, the ushers were Clyde and rd Allstott, brothers of the 0 6 NEWEST STYLES BY Created by stylists who won jewelry's top award- "Diamonds International" -J'tMmt "M"-22 r lewels. 2 diamonds. $100.00 B. Fair Udy-22 lew Is, with bracelet. S79.S0 Available with a cord it $72.90 Consider these watches with an eye to the future. Their enchanting beauty plus famous Hamilton dependability-will make them treasured companions for now and many years to come. ETE RSON'S Jewelry bride. Mrs. Fred Hoskins Jr. sang "I Love Truly " and "Because", ac companied on the organ by Mrs. J. O. Turner who played the wed ding marches. The church and the church par lors, where the reception was held following the ceremony, were dec orated with white chrysanthe mums by Mrs. William Rawlins and Mrs. Claude Huston who were also in charge of the reception. The beautiful three-tier wedd ing cake was baked and decorat ed by the bride's aunt, Mrs. Alb ert Schunk. Cutting the cake, aft er it was cut first by the newly married couple, was Mrs. R. D. Allstott Jr., sister-in-law of the bride. Pouring coffee and punch were Mrs. Claude Huston and Mrs. Ben Anderson. In charge of the guest book was Miss Marilyn Pettyjohn. Following a honeymoon to the coast, the young couple will be at home at Mayville where Mr. Butler farms. Out-of-town guests included Earl Butler and Andy, Mrs. Orva Dyer, Mrs. Joan Butler and Linda, Mr- and Mrs. Ralph Thompson, Mrs. Chester Dyer, Mrs. Alex Hardie, Mr. and Mrs. George Webb, all of Mayville. Mrs. Brownie Devore Hoyt of Portland; Mrs. Lola Nelson and Mrs. Vernon Miller of Fossil; Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Jackson of Gre sham; Mr. and Mrs. Richard All stott of Pendleton; Mrs. Lyle Peck of Rufus; Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Padberg of Lexington; Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Ludkins, Alvin Barlow, Mrs. Claude Huston, Tom Huston, Mrs. William Rawlins, all of. lone; Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Allstott Jr., Hermiston;'Mr. and Mrs. Ben An derson, Mr. and Mrs. John Berg strom and Mrs; Leonard Rill of Eightmile. o Dinner Party Held Preceding OES Meet Mr. and Mrs. Dick Hibberd of Imbler and IV.:. and Mrs. Charles O'Connor of lone were dinner quests of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Wilk inson at'a dinner at the Wagon Wheel mended by Eastern Star officers and members preceding the OES district meeting held in Heppner Friday evening. Accompanying her parents to Heppner was Carrie Jo Hibberd, who was the dinner and theater guest of Pam and Judy Cochell o Wilsons Entertain Duplicate Club The Duplicate Bridge club met Sunday evening at the home nf Mr. and Mrs. Thomas I. Wilson. ' Playing were Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Pratt, Mr. and Mrs. Phil ip Blakney, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Wolff, Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Meador, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Mc Quarrie, Mr. and Mrs. Lowell dibble, Mrs. Allen Case, Mrs. LaVcrne Van Marter Jr. and the hosts., v Mrs. Meador and Mr. McQuarrie held the highest score and Mrs. McQuarrie and Mrs. Wilson second. Former Heppner Girl Married in Portland Ceremony October 12 In a setting of white gladioli yellow roses and carnations, Miss Virginia Lee Griffin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Griffin of Portland, became the bride of Mr. Thomas J. Caldera, son of Mrs. Joe Jesso of Portland, on Satur day, October 12 at Kern Park Christian church with the Rev. Bob Mulkie officiating. The bride, given in marriage by her father, was lovely in a ballerina length dress of white lace over satin. Her fingertip veil was held in place by a tiara of whitepearls. She carried a single white orchid with rosebuds and stephanotis, held by white satin ribbon streamers on a white Bible. Her only attendant was her sister, Miss Nina Louise Griffin, who wore a yelow faille dress and a hat of yellow net. She carried a cascade of yellow car nations and white stephanotis The best man was George Mc Lean, and ushers were Stanley Cox and Forrest Burkenbine of Heppner. Debra Lynn Hetzel was flower girl, dressed in yel low faille and net hat matching that of the bride's attendant. She carried a nosegay of yellow cai nations. i Cadlelighters were Robin Koff and Norman Phillip Griffin, half sister and brother of the bride. Mrs. Barbara LaChamber play ed the wedding march and accom panied Seabert Carter, who sang "Because"' and "The Lord's Pray er. The bride's mother chose a navy blue suit with light blue ac cessories and wore a corsage of yellow rosebuds. Her grandmoth ers. Mrs. Jessie Griffin wore a black tweed suit and matching accessories, and Mrs. Louise Pet ers, a navy dress and matching accessories. Their corsages were of yellow carnations. ages were of yellow carnations. The reception was held at the home of the bride's parents. Aft er the first piece of cake was cut by the bride and groom, it was served by Mrs. Richard Bor man. The grandmothers poured. Mrs. Forest Burukenbine was in charge ' of the guest book and Miss Roberta Zook was in charge of the gifts. Acting hostess was Mrs. Mon- etta Aldrich, who also baked the wedding cake which was a three tiered cake topped with pink rose buds and a bride and groom in front of white wedding bells, with a tiny wedding party at the base. Those coming from a distance were Mrs. Jessie Griffin and daughter Marlene, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Cox and David Lee and Dianne Lynn, Mr. and Mrs. For rest Burkenbine, Mrs. Richard Borman and Ben Cox, all Hepp ner; Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Aid rich and Mrs. Monetta Aldrich, lone; Mr. and Mrs. Roland Koff and Bobbie of Lebanon and Clode Koff, Klamath Falls. The bride was a 1957 graduate of Franklin high school in Port land and had attended grade school in Heppner, graduating from grade school in lone. The groom is attending Adwr tising Art school in Portland. The young couple will! be at home at 4729 N.E. 62nd Ave Portland. Coming Events Friday, Nov. 1 Sans Soud Re- bekah lodge. Saturday, Nov. 2 4-H achieve ment dinner, fair pavilion. Rainbow for Girls. Sunday, Nov. 3 St Patrick's Alt ar Society Smorgasbord, lair pavilion 3 to 7 p.m. Mcnday, Nov. 4 Chamber ol Commerce, noon at O Donnel s. Noted Oregon Artist Feted At Tea Here Noted Oregon artist Mrs. Maude Wanker of Wecoma Beach, was the guest of honor at a tea given last Wednesday by Mrs. Fred Mankin and Mrs. Al Bunch at the Mankin home. Mrs. Wanker showed a collec tion of her Oregon landscape wat er colors. She has several travel- Tuesday, Nov. S Kranglers, club j ing one-man exhibitions, in all house. j mediums including oil and char- Wednesday, Nov. 6 Willows coal, being shown throughout the lodge no. 66 IOOF. Thursday, Nov. 7 Soroptimtsts, noon at O'Donnell's. Elks Ladies night Friday, Nov. 8 Ruth chapter no. 32, OES. lone Garden Club Guests at Tea At Thompson Home A tea was gven by Mrs. Ralph I. Thompson at her country home on Thursday for members of the lone Garden club. Club members attending were Mrs. William Rawlins, Mrs. Claude Huston, Mrs. Leonard Carlsun, Mrs. Elbe Akers, Mrs. Anna Lindstrom, Mrs. Alex Mc Leod, Mrs. Harold Dobyns, Mrs. Edith Nichoson, Mrs. Walter Dob- Bridal Shower Given For Patsy Wright Friday Afternoon Miss Patsy Wright, whose wed ding to Don Anderson of Blalock will be an event of November 30. was complimented with a bridal shower Friday afternoon at the Rhea creek grange hall. Hostesses were Mrs. Harold Weight, Mrs. Orian Wright, Mrs. Alfred Lovgren, Mrs. John Berg strom, Mrs. Barton Clark, Mrs. Ray Wright and Mrs. Elmer Pal mer, v Following some entertaining games, the honoree opened her gifts and refreshments were serv ed, Presiding at the tea table were Mrs. Edgar Anderson of Arling ton, mother of the groom-to-be, and Mrs. Walter Wright, mother of the bride-to-be. 7 Others attending were Miss Marilyn Bergstrom, Mrs. Ben And erson, Mrs. Leslie Babb, Mrs. Frank E. Parker, Mrs. Harold se vens, GUN GLORY Takes its place with the biggest westerns. Star Thea ter, Friday and Saturday. iWE SHARE OUR PROFIT WITH YOU WE NOW GIVE J b F NATIONAL Profit Sharing Coupons to our patrons as a token of our appreciation and in consideration for your valuable and continued pttronage. It's our way cf saying Thank You. The coupons are re deemable for marked value in trade. Ask for them! SHOES AND APPLIANCES GONTY'S HEPPNER- Penney's " .... . . . . .... -AVAW W w-v. and one of Oregon scenes which has been in 18 states. She also il lustrates for Ford Times maga zine. Besides organizing the Lincoln Art Center, "Gallery by the Sea" at DeLake, Mrs. Wanker has helped organize other similar institutions throughout the state. She was a charter member of the Oregon Society of Oregon Artists, the woman of achievement in 1953 for artists in Oregon, has re ceived the national award from the American Artists Professional league, is listed in "Who's Who in America", the "Women's Vol ume of Who's Who" and has been in the volume of Art in America for 25 years A teacher as well as a painter, Mrs. Wanker has a studio "Paint Box Gallery" at Wecoma Beach. She has studied at Chicago Art Institute, Portland Art Museum and with Bernard Hinshaw of Lewis and Clark college. Attending the showing and tea were the Rev. and Mrs. Floyd Bailey of lone, Mrs. Ted Smith, Mrs. Alex Thompson, Mrs. James Norene, Mrs. John Mollahan, Mrs. Robert Fergeson, a recent ar rival from France, Mrs. Harry 1 Mrc Job Bnhnsnn. Mrs. """K1" w"u 11UI" "ul Eugene Hall, Mrs. Ray Drake,' 'a"d, Mrs. Thomas I. Wilson, Mrs. Mrs. Archie Ball, Mrs. LaVerne ' VanMarter Jr., Mrs. William Srnet- hurst, Mrs. Cornett Green, Mrs. Mary M. Wright, Mrs. R. B. Rice, Miss Leona Graham, Mrs. James Thomson, Mrs. Oral Wright, Mrs! Leon Ball, Mrs. Joe Devine, Mrs. Glenn Farrens, Mrs. Kenneth Bat ty, Mrs. Roger Palmer. Mrs. John Graves, Mrs. Claude White, Mrs. Albert Wright, Mrs. Robert Berg strom, Mrs. LeonarckCarlson, Mrs: Harold Peck, Mrs. William Rawl- ns, Mrs. Adrain Bechdolt, Miss Nona Clark and Mrs .Claude Gra ham. Unable to attend but send ing gifts were Mrs. Frank Ander son, Miss Alta Stephens and Mrs. Jack Sumner. The hall was decorated with wedding bells and the color scheme which Miss Wright will use for her wedding. , 0 Grand Matron Attends District OES Meeting Mrs. Laurose Hibberd of Imbler, worthy grand matron of the Order of Eastern Star, paid an official visit to Ruth chapter no. 32 and attended the district meeting in Heppner Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Charles O'Connor, worthy matron and worthy patron of Locust chapter no. 119 of lone, were present and they were ac companied by the lone officers. Mrs. Hibberd was presented a gift from the two chapters and initiation was held for Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thomas. Refreshments were served In the dining room, following the meeting. The decorations were in the Hallowe'en motif. Hostesses were Mrs. Don Ben nett, Mrs. Jack Sumner, Mrs. George R u g g and Mrs. Frank Wilkinson. Pouring 'were Mrs. Marion Hayden and Mrs. Cleve Van Schoiack. 11.. : ...J O ,, ,,, A v. tU n rt r-t una oii. . " ""-lyns, Mrs. Fredrick T. Martin, iVlld. WdlCll IjUJIUI-II UI1U 11113, Kathryn Yarnell. Other guests were Mrs. Marion Palmer, and Mrs. William Melena from lone and Mrs. Charles Vaughn, Mrs. L. E. Dick Jr., Mrs. Norah Ras mus, Mrs. Frank Turner, Mrs. C. M. Wagner and Mrs. W. C. Rose wall from Heppner. Mrs. Rawl ins won the door prize. Wallace Wolff, Mrs. Clifford Wag ner and Mrs. Earl Blake. Joann Brosnan Speaks On United Nations To Soroptimist Club Joann Brosnan, delegate from this district on the IOOF United Nations pilgrimage this summer, told the Soroptimist club Thurs day noon about her experiences on the trip. They visited 22 states and six provinces of Canada going and coming to New York. While there they attended sessions of the United Nations and many other points of interest in New York. Harry Bongers, superintendent of rioneer Memorial hospital, spoke briefly to the group about forming a hospital auxiliary and Mrs. Elaine George gave her re port of the district meeting held n Vancouver on Oct. 12-13. Peggy Applegate was the senior girl representative to t h e club meeting and Mrs. Frank Connor was a guest of the club. No. Dr. THIS LABEL IS YOUR ASSURANCE OF QUALITY PHIL'S PHARMACY PHIL BLAKNEY Reg. 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