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SOCIETY NEWS ■ CLUBS - FRATERNAL
WALLACE McCRAE IS
MARRIED IN EUGENE
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 193S
VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON
Mrs. John Jensen cut the cake.
Mrs. Hugh Hampton assisted at
the table. Serving were Misses
Edith Clement, Jo Skene, Arleta
Davis, Dorothy Jensen and Mar-
ojrie Scobert.
The couple left for a wedding
trip to California, the bride wear­
ing a tile color silk crepe suit
with brown accessories. They
will reside in Vernonia where
Mr. McCrae is athletic coach in
the high school.
Both Mr. and Mrs. McCrae
are graduates of the University
of Oregon where she is a mem­
ber of Alpha Omicron Pi. Mr.
McRae is a member of Alpha
Psi Delta fraternity at Willam­
ette University.
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The guests were Mrs. P.
Krause, Mrs. K. Parker, Mrs. H.
Allen, Mrs. D. Rives, Mrs. John­
son, Mrs. E. Frazee, Mrs. M. J.
Lamping, Junior Allen, Janette
Layer and Mrs. Vike’s daughter
Frances and grand daughter Shir­
ley.
A nice lunch was served and
Mrs. Vike received many fine
gifts.
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(Eugene Register-Guard)
The marriage of Miss Phyllis
Meisel, daughter of Mrs. Roy B.
Wilcox, to Wallace W. McCrae
of Vernonia, son of Mr. and Mrs.
William McCrae of Monmouth,
was solemnized at four o’clock
at the First Congregational
church, Sunday afternoon, Aug­
RAINBOW GIRLS TO MEET
ust 23, Rev. Milton S. Weber
officiating.
SEPT 14
Large baskets of gladioli and
The first meeting of Nehalem
palms stood at the altar, which
assembly, order of Rainbow for
was flanked on either side with
Girls, wil lbe held in the masonic
tall candelabra with lighted tap­
temple next Monday evening,
ers. Small baskets of flowers
September 14, at 8 o’clock ac­
were placed at each window and
cording to the announcement of
gladioli and fern formed the DEBORAH CIRCLE
Mrs. A. J. Hughes, mother ad­
pew decorations.
OFFICERS ARE ELECTED
visor.
A social hour with re­
Miss Marjorie Scobert played
freshments is being planned to
the Lohengrin processional and
Officers of the Deborah circle follow the work of the order.
the Mendelssohn recessional on were elected at a meeting Sep­
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the organ, and preceding the tember 1, when Mrs. Judd Green­ MRS. GORDON IS
ceremony Mrs. Edna Leslie Pear­ man entertained the circle at her
BETTY BRITE HOSTESS
son san “At Dawning” accomp­ home.
anied on the violin by Fred Dall­
Mrs. E. R. Estey is chairman,
Mrs. Paul Gordon was hostess
as.
Mrs. L. H. Roberson, vice chair­ to the Betty Brite circle Tuesday
The bride, who was given in I man, Mrs. Paul Thompson secre­ afternoon. Committees were ap­
marriage by her father, Roy B. I tary-treasurer.
pointed to care for the details of
Wilcox, wore a dress of white
Three new members who join- the circle’s part in the Evan­
silk lace over satin, made with ec the circle were Mrs. Thomp­ gelical missianary society’s baz­
a standing collar and short train. son, Mrs. Powers and Mrs. East. aar on November 14. Refresh­
The dress was trimmed with Mrs. Hannah Short and Mrs. A. ments were served.
rows of small buttons from the B. Chapin were guests.
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front of the collor to the waist- | Bazaar plans were made and MR. AND MRS. McCRAE
line and from the wrist to the refreshments were served.
ARE GIVEN SURPRISE
elbow on the sleeves. A halo
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finger-tip veil was worn. For SURPRISE LUNCHEON GIVEN
A group of high school teach­
her flowers she carried a bouquet FOR MRS. VIKE
ers surprised Mr. and Mrs. Wal­
of white roses and swansonia,
lace McCrae by calling at their
tied with satin ribbon.
Miss Nora Vike entertained home in the Cherry Tree apart­
Mrs. Frank Meyer, Jr., of | with a 12 o’clock luncheon Fri- ments late Wednesday evening
Portland was matron of honor, | day, September 4, the occasion [ to offer congratulations and good
and wore an aqua blue taffeta being a surprise for her moth- wishes. Mr. and Mrs. McCrae
d:ess made with full skirt and j er, honoring her birthday.
were recently married in Eugene,
jacket and a picture hat of
matching material. Her flowers
were pink roses, alters a red
phlox.
Ernest Calef of Monmouth was
best man for Mr. McCrae and the
ushers were Glen Halliday of
Monmouth and Fred Calef of
Dallas.
Mrs. Roy B. Wilcox, the bride’s
mother, wore a seal grey crepe
dress trimmed with lace and a
corsage of pink rosebuds.
A reception for relatives and
out-of-town guests was held at
the Wilcox home following the
service. Mrs. George A. Simon,
aunt of the bride, and Mrs.
Josephine Enright poured, and
j Oregon at a large and beautiful
church wedding.
JUST PRACTICING
PYTHIAN SISTERS MEET
AT MRS. LAMPING’S
Vernonia Temple, Pythian Sis­
ters, met at the home of Mrs.
M. J. Lamping for regular work
Tuesday night. Mrs. W. L. Van
Doren, of Vancouver, Wn., most
excellent chief of the local tem­
ple, presided. Plans for the year’s
work were made. The hostess
served refreshments.
»«W
Mrs. Carl Hedman and daugh­
ter Lillian were Portland visitors
last Friday.
Mrs. J. W. Brown is able to
be around again after her recent
illness.
"Oh. Blanche! Grace is calling
tor help. She must be drowning.’’
"Just make your mind easy.
Grace is practicing up for those
handsome life-guards this sum­
mer."
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