The News-Review from Roseburg, Oregon • Page 7

LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER June 13, 1953 The Newt-Ravitw, Rotaburg, Ore. 7 1 ft." mericli- Ififjoe lAJecUi lvent Qj' Sunday. .4 check taffeta street length gown it The marriage- of Marlene Mae Moe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Moe, Sutherlin, to Don W.

Gmencn, son Mr. ana Mrs. Glen Emerich, Sutherlin, was solemnized at a double ring ceremony Sunday, May 31 at 2:00 p.m. at the Sutherlin Methodist Church in the nresence of friends and relatives. Rev.

Luis V. Bove, pas tor ot tne unurcn, otriciatea, Bouquets of white lria and pink roses in large floral baskets decorated the church. Accompanied at the Hammond organ by Mrs. Cynthia Magill, Miss carol Firman sang "Through the Years" and "Because" preceding the ceremony. At the close, "The Lord's Prayer" was sung by Rev.

Bove. The bride, given in marriage bv her father, wore a white afternoon gown with a pink poodle cloth stol; and white accesories. In her hair, be wore a wreath of white orange blossoms. She carried a lovely bouquet of Cecil Bnmner rosebuds ana orange blossoms centered with white iris. Miss Veda Moe.

sister of the bride, was maid of honor. She wore a navy blue net over navy blue WILL VISIT HERE Miss Josephine K.irby, above, will spend a week In Roseburg os the houseguest of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin M. White, prior to going to Pasco.

to visit her parents. Miss Kirby has been teaching in Salinas, Calif. She is a noted artist and. has done work for shops in Carmel and Monterey, Calif, She taught school in Venezuela and made numerous trips to various partsT of South America and re-- turned here via Guatomala and Mexico. She taught three years in Okinawa and was interviewed there by Dwight Cook, who gives newscasts of interesting people around the world.

She was on television there both for her art work and for having the most attractive school room. While in the Orient, she visited Japan, Formosa and Hongkong. MRS. H. N.

JACOBSON ENTERTAINS CLUB AT CHARMING LUNCHEON OF INTEREST WAS THE WEDDING-of Delia M. Rice. 242 S. Rose daughter at Mrs. Myrtle Rice, Dillord, and William D.

Gawler, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. 0. J.j Cawler, Roseburg, May 17, at 9 a.m. at the First Christian Church.

Rev. R. V. Klein! feldt performed the impressive double ring ceremony in the presence -of a few close friends and relatives. The bride was attractive in a blue suit with a 'corsage of threes pink orchids.

Her accessories were beige. Mrs. Merritt Burt, Dillard, was attendant to. her sister and wore a pink suit with white accessories and a white carnation corsage. Robert Nelson, Roseburg, was best man.

Fallowing a wedding trip to Seattle, ond to Oakland, Mr. and Mrs. Gawler are now ot home to their friends In Rose- burg. Both the bride and bridegroom have resided here all of their lives. The bride's family came to Oregon In 1853 and Mr.

Gowler'i family came in 1879. (Picture Jay Colden of Photo Lab). and carried a bouquet of pink rhododendron blossoms centered with bhie iris. Elwin Hoe. brother of the bride was best man and ushers were Bobby Rose and Kenny Davidson, Tne bride mother wore an aqua gown with white accessories aid had a corsage of red rose buds.

The mother of the bride groom wore a beige suit with brown accessories and had a corsage of talisman rosebuds. A reception was held at the Owen Rose home following the ceremony, with Noah Rose assisting. Barbara Davis serv ed the beautifully decorated Erlde and groom cake. Coffee and punch were poured by Carol Firman and Bonn a Fae Rose, Mis Margaret Rose, friend of the bride, had charge of the guest book, After a brief trip to Salem, the couple are at home to their friends. The bride was formerly employ ed at the Beacon Electric store and was a graduate of the Sutherlin High School, class of 19M.

The bridegroom is employed by the Mann Logging uompany. er refreshments by the hostesses, assisted oy Mrs. Fery sr. D'Ann Fullerton, Donna Metzger, Mary Lynn Pearson, Marilyn Hel-land, Karen Parrett, Sharlene West, Ruth West; Juanita Jurgens, Carleen Felker. The following played ori Wednesday: Herman Hobi, Robert Hobi, Nancy Rinehart, J)avid Rinehart, Kathleen Oakley.

Dallas Horn. Jeanette Rinehart, Timothy Oakley, Robert Ellison, uienn Hunter, Ste phen Warg, Frank Webster, Anita PearSon, Bert Pearson, James Hall, Judy Hebard, James Cook, Ernest Sharp, Carole Lindell, Tom Lindell, Ed Lindell. These recitals were given at Miss Strong's residence studio on South Main Street. A social hour was enjoyed at the close of each program and refreshments were served. The closing recital of the June series is planned for June 19th at the First Baptist Church to which the public is cordially Invited.

Mrs. H. N. Jacobson entertained her bridge club at a charming one ciock luncneon at ner lovely home in Laurelwood Tuesday. Yel low roses ana wnite peonies form' ed a pretty motif for the occasion.

uuesis enjoying the occasion witti Mrs. Jacobson were Mrs, Robert H. Savage and Mrs. S. Q.

Palmer. Members present were Mrs. C. B. Wade, Mrs.

Ivan Pick ens, Miss Helen Casey, Mrs. D. D. Bubar, Mrs. Clair K.

Allen and Mrs. Chester Morgan. Mrs. Wade won the high score for the bridge play for' members and Savage won the guest prize. RIDDLE ALTAR SOCIETY MEETS IN BONN HOME St.

Jude's Circle of All Souls A). tar Society met Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Joseph Bonn in Riddle. Plans were made to hold open house at the home of Mrs, John Theiss in Canyonville Satur day evening, June 13. Members of St.

Jude's Circle and their hus bands are cordially invited. The hostess for the meeting serv ed delicious refreshments following the business session. VISITORS HONORED AT MARTY HOMI f. Mr. and Mrti Don Martyn entertained Saturday evening at a family party in honor of the latter'! brother and family, Mr.

and Mrs. Roy Thomas, and children of St. Helens. Visiting and refreshments were served by the hostess, Mrs. Martyn, to Mr.

and Mrs. Leo Willis, Mr. and Mrt. Harry Bratach, ami Mrt. R.

L. Swanton, and the guests of honor, Mr. and. Mrt. Brattch.

Mr. and Mrt. R. L. Swanson, and the guests of honor, Mr.

and Mrt. Thomas and the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Martyn, and children, Donna Sue and Cindy. Beverly and Lon Thomas, children of the honored guests spent the evening with Gene Bratsch at the home of hit parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Harry; Brattch, JIMMY ADAMS OBSERVES SECOND BIRTHDAY Mr. and Mrt Myron Adams en tertained last Wednesday eve ning honoring their son, Jimmy, on hit second birthday. Jimmy received many nice lifts. Uh and other refreshments to Mr.

and Mrs. rcier Aaams, atr. ana Mrs. Bill Adams, and ton, Curtis: Mr. and Mrs.

Marvin Gourley, and daughter, Sherry: the guest of honor, Jimmy Adams, his titter, uaroara, ana Myron Aaams. MRS. SCHMEER HOSTESS AT CHARMINO BRIDGE LUNCHEON ON WEDNESDAY, Gorgeous arrangements of rotes formed a pretty motif tor the one-o'clock bridge-luncheon gives Wednesday by Mrs, Harold Schmeer at her attractive home in Laurelwood, Covert were placed for Mrs. Emil Ramberg, Mrs. L.

E. Mc-Clintock, Mrs. C. M. McDermott.

Mrs. W. Mrs. Edward Murphy, Mrs. H.

Jacobson, Mrs, H. C. Berg and the hostess, Mrs. Schmeer. High score for the afternoon's contract bridge play was won by Mrs.

McCUntock with Ram- berg winning tne secona nign score. MARY SUILENE KEEL I HONORED AT PARTY Mr. and Mrs. Vern Keel enter tained a number of small guests in their borne, zis court st. in honor of their niece, Mary Sue-lene Keel, who was eleven yeart old Saturday.

Refreshments were served ana later in the afternoon the children were entertained at the movies. Mary received lovely gifts for her birthday from: Vickie Butler, Patty Dent, Marilyn Fisher, Diane Fullerton, Anette Layman, Judy Piper, Judy Hodson. Mary Lea Ann Fest and Norma Hill 1 f. A BRIDAL SHOWER wos given Monday evening by Mrs. Ed Fery and Miss Loretta Fery in compliment to Miss Maxine Miller, above, who will become the bride of A.

E. Hassler, U. S. Navy, Adak, Alaska, at St. Joseph's Catholic Church July 1 1 The bride-elect is the daughter of and Mrs.

George E. Miller, 311 E. First Avenue Roseburg. (Picture by Clark's Studio). BRIDAL SHOWER HONORS MAXINE MILLER MONDAY A bridal kitchen shower was given by the Lu Okl Ya Horizon Girls In honor of Maxine Miller at bar home Monday afternoon.

Games were played during the afternoon. The gifts were placed on a table within an open umbrella and displayed by the honored guest. Refreshments were served by Mary O'Brien, Roberta Hites and Mary Bentley. Those present were': Mrs. Harry Hatfield, Mrs.

Larkin Rice, Mrs. Vernon T. Bentley, Mrs. Eugene O'Brien, Mrs. Robert J.

Henrlk-sen, Mrs. George Miller, Mrs. Perry Thiele, JoAime MHler, Roberta Hites, Norma- Thiele, Mary Jane O'Brien, Mary Bentley, Ar-lene Hayden, Carolyn Pargeter, Sandra Bushey, Mary Louise Edwards and Maxine Miller. SUTHERLIN SIWIHO CLUH MEETS AT HAVENS HOMI Mrs. Tom Havens entertained her sewing club Wednesday night at her.

home on Barager Road. The evening was spent sewing and visiting. The hostess served delicious refreshments. The members present were: Evelyn Asburry, Rose Barge, Dorothy Dent, Jenny Phillips, Opal Phil-lips, Stella Smith, Margaret Stilt-ner and Margaret Denn. If On Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, June 2 and 3, recitals were given by piano pupils of Miss Gladys Strong.

These were the first in a series to be given during the month of June. The Tuesday recital was given by a group of girls ranging from beginners to intermediate students of high school age. Ensemble numbers as well as solos were in- eluded in the program. They played very well and the program was very pleasing. The Wednesday recital was given largely by boys and their sisters.

They also varied in age from young beginners to high school students. Several piano duets and trios were of special interest. This also was a very interesting pro- Jr8ra- The following played on Tuesday: Carol Todd, Diane Jackson, Glenda Davidson, Sandra Shugart, Sandra Brown, Nancy Harris, Roberta Schaefer, Barbara Schaefer, laUmmmmw The Fery home at 42 Miller1 Lane was beautifully decorated with spring flowers. Many lovely gifts were presented to the guest of honor from the hostesses and: Mrs. Fannie Whipps.

Mrs. Alice Hvder. Yachats: Mrs. Helen John son, Mrs. L.

wertman, Mrs. Helen Rutherford, Miss Carolee Ruther ford. Mrs. Robert Hyder, Mrs. R.

J. Henrikson, Mrs. Elmer Hamp ton, Mrs. John Spencer, Miss Anita Soencer. Mrs.

Gaye Mowery. Mrs. Lois Carew, Mrs. Clara Scott, Mrs. Helen Walter.

Wilbur: Mrs. Velma Feller, Mrs. Liddie Hensley, Mrs. Anna Rackley. Mrs.

ueorge fc. Miller, Jo Anne Miller, Mrs. Fery and Mrs. Lena Hamloth. Games wre played with prizes going to Mrs.

Clara Scott, Mrs. George Miller and Carolee Ruther ford. A decorates pine ana wmw cake was cut ana served wnn nn- WOMEN OF COUNTRY CLUB MEET AT LUNCHEON THURSDAY Womep of the Roseburg Country Club met Thursday at the club house for a 12:30 o'clock luncheon. A silent auction was held as benefit for the Lady Golfers. Con tract bridge was in play durinf the afternoon.

Plans were made for the June guest day for the 25th and reservations may be made by calling Mrs, S. M. Moore, 3-7969 or Mrs. Edward Murphy, 3-8086. Present were: Mrs.

James Hughes, Mrs. Walter Brydges, Mrs. G. N. Siefarth, Mrs.

H. E. Jordan, Mrs. Sid Leiken, Mrs. H.

C. Stearns, Mrs. Ray Puckett, Mrs, Robert G. Davis. Mrs.

Ray 0. Sims, Mrs. John M. Brown, Mrs. Walter S.

Fisher. Mrs. K. I). Bridges.

Mrs. Frank Bislak. Mrs, H. E. Schmeer, Mrs.

C. E. Knight, Mrs. A. J.

Murray, Mrs. w. Cooper, Mrs. H. Berg, Mrs I.

J. Bean. Mrs. S. M.

Moore. Mrs, a D. Albright, Mrs. W. F.

Amiot and Mrs. R. Elwood Smith. Bridge high scores went to Mrs. Smith, Mrs.

Schmeer and Mrs. Steams. ft RoSeburg. ore leaving for San MRS. E.

i tn sail for Manila, P. I-, to join S. Sgt. Schosso and make their Francisco June 5 a AaVon will b. two June 24.

Mrs. Schosso hos home while he is stat, oned the Ernes Aa deportmenr of the Dougas County been employed he tookkeepi ng a dQughter State Bank he lost mne TSW Avete N. s. Sgt. Schosso is the son of Mr.

ondMMrs.nE. Scrf af Glide. (Picture by Joy Golden of Photo Lab). lip Mowrey, son of Mr. ond Mrs.

Dell Mowrey, of Sutherlin. The two sisters will become brides at a double wedding planned for June 13 to take place at the home of their mother at 5 p.m. WILL MARRY JUNE 13 Mrs. Roland Brunette of Sutherlin hos announced the engagement of her two daughters, Miss Freda, Sue Young, above left, to Forrest Thomos Gourley, son of Mr. and Mrs.

James N. Gourley of Sutherlin, and Miss Phyllis Jeon Young, above right, to Phil.