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AT THE RECEPTION in the church parlors, the couple cuts
the wedding cake. r . - .
Vows Said by Henley Couple
. , - In First Presbyterian Rites
.'. In a gown of white satin and lace, Oma Elizabeth Hoff
man was escorted to the altar in First Presbyterian Church
by her father, Edgar Hoffman. Before a background of white
. chrysanthemums in tall vases, the Reverend David Barnett
Jr. read the 10:30 a.m. serv
ice uniting her in marriage
to Kenneth Morgan Lowe,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Forest
Lowe.
The bride's full skirted floor
length gown was styled with
round necked j oke of net dged
with lace, the long fitted sleeves
were pointed at the wrists. Her
veil was held with a heart shaped
ruffled crown, edged with a e e d
pearls. She carried a bouquet of
white roses and stephanotis In a
crescent arrangement.
Stanlev Kendall, soloist, sang
With This Ring I Thee Wed",
accompanied by Mrs. Lome W. Si
mons at the organ.
' Maid of honor. Betty Brandelsky.
wore a pink net frock, and carried
a bouquet of pale yellow baby chry
santhemums centered with carna
tions. Bridesmaids, Doris and
Edith Wallin, wore yellow net and
carried the same type bouquets
as the maid of honor.
Mervtn Woodard. cousin of the
bridegroom, was best man. and;
ushers were Daniel and Adam
Hoffman, brothers of the bride.
For her daughters wedding. Mrs.
Hotfman chose a lavender dress
with black accessories and her cor
sage was of white carnations. .
Mrs. Lowe, bridegroom's mother,
wore a blue costume with black ac
cessories and her corsage was ( the
same as Mrs. Hoffman's. ;
The reception was In the church
parlors immediately following the
ceremony. Elaine Kendall and Bon
nie Cummins poured. Mrs. Vir
ginia Burr is cut the cake and Mrs.
Stanley Kendall assisted. Guest
book was carried by Shirley Wood
ard. bridegroom's cousin.
For her going away costume the
bride wore an orchid suit with winter-white
accessories.
After a wedding trip to Yellow
stone and Glacier National Parks,
the couple is at fcome on the
Jay Fairclo ranch, Merrill Road.
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ANNOUNCEMENT wet made recently in the Chi Omega house
on the University of Oregon campus, Eugene, of the engage
ment of Merla Price, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Price,
Springfield; to Wayne Thomas Carothers, son of Mr, and Mrs,
Wayne Carothers, 2 1 SO White Avenue. Wayne is a member
of well known Basin family, and alio attended the U of O
where he was affiliated with Sigma Chi. He is now stationed
at Parks Air Force Base in California. No date hat been set
for the weddinq. His attractive fiance Is continuing her studies
at the University.
Photo by Kennell Ellis, Eugene
GARDEN CLUB SILVER TEA
MRS. KENNETH MORGAN LOWE dainty and diminutive November bride, married in First
Presbyterian Church, early in the month. She is the former Oma Elizabeth Hoffman, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Heffman, Henley District. Her husband is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Forest Lowe, also Henley District. Photo by Ferebee
and Mrs. J. P. Thomsen, Fred
Thomsen. Clara Thomsen, Hood
River; Mrs. Anne L. Thomsen,
Portland: Mrs Francis Gasktns.
paternal grandparents and families
of the bridegroom, Salem; Mrs.
THOMSEN-PINNIGER VOWS
In a candlelight ceremony at First Presbyterian Church,
Nov. 15, Elisabeth EUen Pinniger, beautiful daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. James W. Pinniger, became the bride of Victor
Robert Thomsen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Victor W. Thomsen,
Hood River. The Reverend David Barnett Jr. officiated at
the eight o'clock service.
The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a
dress of heavy ivory satin with Chantilly lace panels down
the front and back to the end of train. Her fingertip veil
fell from a cap and braid of satin and seed pearls. Her only
jewelry was heart-shaped filigreed pendant set with cul
tured pearls, gift of the bridegroom. She carried a white
Bible topped with a white orchid and stephanotis.
Patricia Pinniger, maid of honor
and cousin of the bride, wore a
shrimp satin and tulle evening
gown with tulle stole and carried
a cascade of chrysanthemums in
autumn colors. The attendants
were Ida Tennefoss, Marilyn John
son, cieo Cadweil. Mary Garrecht.
and Mrs. Jack MeUer. They wore
aimuir gowns but ol velvet and
tulle with velvet stoles in colors
of forest green, chartreuse, and
gold respectively. They carried
cascades of flowers Identical to
that of the maid of honor.
Harold UUey waa best man and
the ushers were James Cole,
jaca Metier, ana James Pinniger.
Patricia Wilson sang "I Love
You Truly" and "The Lord's Pray
er" by Malott. Wedding music
was played by Mrs. Lome Simons.
f or ner son a wedding Mrs.
Thomsen wore a dusty rose- lace
floor length drew with a purple
orchid corsage. The bride's moth
er wore a champagne dress of
taffeta and tulle with a corsage
of two cymbidlum.
Following the ceremony a bullet
supper was served in the church
parlors. Mrs. L. M. Watklns and
Mrs. Harry Wagner presided at
the coffee services Patricia Cun
ningham and Mrs. Darrell Shlp
ler served the cake. Mary Jane
Howard nd Linda Franklin served
punch. Barbara Dunlavy was In
charge of the guest book.
For going away the bride wore
a green wool suit with brown ac
cessories. Following their honey
moon they will be at home In
Hood River.
Out of town guests Included Mr.
J. A. Davidson. Tom Davidson and
Mr. and Mrs. Melvtn Davidson and
sons, James and Edwin, Mr. and
Mrs. David Roulntree. maternal
grandparents and families of the
bridegroom. The Danes; Mr. ano
Mrs. Percy Laraway, Mr. and
Mrs. W. C Laraway and Janet,
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Bickford. Mr.
and Mrs. Merrill Utley. Mrs. Don
ald Cooper, James Cole, Kenneth
Ruff. Joan Long and Donna Shea
tok. Hood River.
Mr. and Mrs. Al Sherlll and
Philip, Arlington. Ore; Mr. and
Mrs. Wavne Kackett. Emmett,
Idaho: Mrs Carey T. MarUa,
Salem; Harold Utley, San Fran
cisco; Mary Garrecht, Palo Alto;
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Metier. Vallelo
Diane Bechtel, Chlloquln; Carol
Hansen, Astoria: John L. 8prlni
er. Detroit. Mich: Mr. and Mr!
H. G. Pinniger, Mr. and Mrs.
H. B. Pinniger, and Patricia, pa'
ternal grandparents and family of
the bride, uranta raea.
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FHA OFFICERS INSTALLATION
Christmas Through the llou.-e".
second annusl presentation o f
Christmas decorations In a Klam
ath home is planned aiain this
year by (lie Klamath Falls Oar-
den Club.
Announcement o( this year's plan
waa made by Mrs. Fred Karlson.
club president. Co-chairman are
Mra. Scott McKendree and Mrs.
Hugh O'Connor who so euccesslul
ly worked out arrangements for
lait year's tour through a number
ef local homes.
Data for this year's tour la Dec.
t. Houra will be from 7 to t p.m.
In the spacious home of Mr, and
Mrs. Jim Olson, 303 Portland, one
half block above Pacific Terrace,
will be open to the public. A silver
tea la planned. ,
Native greens and original Ideas
In decoration will be stressed.
As a service project for Ilia r.
Inn yen i . members ol Klaniaiii
Quoin Club, at a business matt.
Ing Moixlny nliilil at the Pelican
chip, voted In (urllloll Inya to Indl
viiltinl rlilldlrll deliilned at I he Ju
venile Home, Kacli child will be
given a Iny uf Ills own which cm
be luken Willi lllin when lie lnave,
and the supply will be replenished
by Hie club a needed.
Following Ilia tllimrr hour, tuna
was allolleil Inr the various com
mlllees In meet, lullowed by re
ports, At thin time, It was recom
niriidrd by (he service committee,
headed by Krilth Lants, that Qnn.
milium ausln assist Willi lha Iom
polio drive as Ihry have been do
ing In isk ynnrs,
I'luiu were made for Ilia club's
animal Chi'lnlmas party aisled for
the evening ol Doc. I in the Pell,
csn Tarty Hoom, Willi past pr.
dcnls In charge of arrangements.
A social hour will atari al 6:u,
lullowed by dinner al 7:90. Hu.
bands will bn Invllrd, and there
will be a gill exchange.
Alice Vllun, retiring governor of
the Mlh district, rrixirted llial aha
attended a lea 111 Ueallla on Sun
day, given by the tfiioiarlans of
thai city In honor of (he Interna
tional president, Dorothy Until.
Bhe alo announced that the 1(3 J
convention will be held at Lake
Placid. New York.
Pic'lilrnt Ada Hprosl presided,
ami birthday gifts were won b
llelrne Wrbber and Kko Wallace.
Al the November luncheon meet.
Ing ol quota Club, held Nov. lo si
the Pellran, Paul Campbell, emeu,
live secretary of the YMCA, wss
guest sneaker on the program. Mr.
Campbell explained the uurpoie of
the Y, outlined some ol Its many
activities, and showed a short mo
tion picture. He wsa Introduced by
Mrs. Vitus who waa in charge of
uic program.
MAN! AN IT A
CHAPTER 172
Manianlla Chapter 171 OE8 was
honored by a vl'll of the Order
of Rainbow for curls, at their regu
lar meeting rrlday evening, Ner.
11. at the IOOT Hall.
Myrtle Meyers, Urand Represen
tative from Illinois to Oregon
Introduced and escorted 10 the Ee
I.rltoy bimpson, worthy Patron i
Tulclake Chapter tst was alio wel
comed and escorted to the Cast.
Members and guexta witnessed
beautllul exemplification ol de-
aree' by the Rainbow Olrls with
Pat Walker aa Worthy Advilawtnd
Virginia Hron as Mother iRIvit-
or. Rlhel Hamilton. Grand Deputy
of the order of Rainbow ler Cllrli,
was Introduced and escorttd lo the
fcsit.
Refreshments were served lsler
In the dining room artistically dec
orated In the Thankselvlng motif.
isoies were gay wnn resusiie
turkeys crested from pine cones,
stresmers led lo centerpieces of
mlnlslure farm pens.
Blanche Melter, Nina Hall and
Lois Gueck were In eharie of the
decorations and refreshmsnte.
MERRILL Future Homemakera
of America offtcera were instslled
at a candlelight ceremony Nov
IS, in the recreation room at the
high school. Outgoing officers pre
red rosebuds to the new officers.
Yvonne Conner Is the new presi
dent; Carol Poe, vice president:
Nancy Dewey, secretary: Mary
Lou Quails, treasurer; Betty Joyce
Icenblce. Historian: Jsnel Dler
dorf, perllmeniarisn; Claudette
Shuck, song leader: and Msjorle
Flaugh. news reporter.
Eighth grsde girls were lnlsted
Into the group following the instal
lation of new officers. Ihe creed
and alms of FHA were read by
Carol Poe.
New members are Kathleen Me-
Aullfee, Kstryn Bames. Jusnils
Bpeer. Shirley Hoy. Msrgsret Pet-
rik, Kstherlne Ahern. Donna Dra
goo. Peggy Carson, Sue Fields
RseDesn Murks, Esther Bessley,
Brenda Hobbs and Darlerte Dan
lels. Mrs. George Milne Is chapter
mother and advisor la Mrs. Nancy
Adam". Mrs. William Oasser and
Mrs. Fred Taylor, both past presl.
dents of FHA poured at the re
freshment table.
Parents and friends were guests
of the evening
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