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stet Guard EUGENE, OREGON, SUNDAY, MAY 30, 1943 Kennell-Ellis photo, Wiltshire engraving MISS ELLAMAY SMALL To Wed Blaise Claska Romane photo, Wiltshire engraving MISS BEATRICE ANN BELL Miss Grace Schaefers By MARIAN LOWRY The early summer calendar is marked with many weddings, and announcements presage several more to follow. Mrs. George B. Schaeters announces the engagement and approaching marriage of her eldest daughter, Miss Grace Schaefers, to Blaise I. Claska, U.

S. navy, son of Mrs. Lee W. Claska Date for the wedding 1 has not been announced, but it is of Eugene. expected Miss be an event of the early to summer.

Pi graduated from Oregon attended State the college. University She is of a Oregon member of Schaefers and Beta Phi sorority. At present she has a position in Seattle. Mr. Claska attended the University of Oregon also.

Hie is now stationed at the naval air station, Sand Point. Wash. New officers are announced for the Kotillion dance club as follows: vice H. F. McDaniel, president; Melvin Gustafson, Serving president; the Mrs.

year Phil Nordling, Roy Copping secretary-treasurer. as president, R. G. Crakes, vice president, and Mrs. Robert L.

Jones, next year are three past presidents, Mr. Copping, Phil NordNamed as a board of governors of and Tad C. Luckey, Jr. The club held its final dance ling, the season the past week as a picnic and sport dance at Swimmers Delight. A generous contribution was made to cigarettes for men overseas.

Mrs. R. S. Bryson, Mrs. Sam C.

Bond, and Mrs. Harry H. Thursday evening at a dessert party Hobbs ton, and miscellaneous to Miss Barbara Huntingparty of Lieutenant Ralph Quincy Gassman. The A. thirty was given of at Miss the Bryson Huntington residence, guests mother, Mrs.

including C. Huntington. and her the Country brings a mixed two ball foursome and supper for Today she o'clock, members. The names will be drawn at buffet supper will golf games to start seven-thirty at two o'clock. o'clock.

The be served at Job's Daughters Plan Installation Tuesday One of the big gatherings of the season for Job's Daughters is arranged for Tuesday evening, formal installation of officers. The event is open to the public and refreshments will be served following the services. Installing officers include: Miss Patricia Pirtle, installing queen; Miss Betty Mae Lind, quide; Miss Margaret Zimmerman, marshal; Miss Lucile Urey, chaplain; Miss Betty Lee Stuart, senior custodian; Miss Eugenia Virden, junior custodian; Miss Joyce Davis, musician; Miss Beverly Beairsto, secretary, Officers Listed New officers to be installed include: Miss Altabelle Hoadley, honored queen; Miss Morton, senior princess; Miss Jeanne Wiltshire, junior cess; Miss Dona Marie Hinshaw, quids; Miss Joy marshal; Miss Nannette Haggard, chaplain; Miss Lengacher, musician; Miss Mary Lou Hinshaw, first senger; Miss Shirley Pironi, second messenger; Miss Jean Snellstrom, third messenger; Miss Patricia fourth messenger; Miss Betty Jean Hillstrom, fifth senger; Miss Roxie Ann Stewart, treasurer; Miss Love, recorder; Miss Betty Joe Wiper, librarian; Miss Ransom, outer guard; Miss Eleanor Tuttle, inner Miss Mickey Joll, senior custodian; Miss Marcia junior custodian; Miss Martha Fuller, guardian of The committee chairmen are: Miss Delores publicity; Miss Doris Whitsett, flowers; Misses Shirley Elaine Glasgow, decorations; Miss Joan Mannel, ments; Miss Joyce Deller, entertainment. The marriage of Miss Betty Arlene Hensen, daughter Mr. and Mrs.

W. E. Hensen of Thurston, to Corporal ald F. Gibons, Camp Adair, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Gibons of Eugene, was solemnized the evening of at an informal wedding in the First Congregational Dr. Leavitt O. Wright of the University of Oregon the service at seven thirty o'clock. Miss Mae Smith and Paul Johnson attended the Ushers were Robert Jones and John Perkins. Glenn sang.

Following the ceremony, a reception was held Wheeler room. Miss Ruple Ross presided at the bowl and Mrs. Hubert Gray cut the cake. Serving Mrs. William Thompson, Miss Elvy Cunningham, Vera Smith, Miss Patricia Gibons.

Out-of-town quests at the wedding included Mrs. Charles Klingler, Sacramento, Mr. and Mrs. Perkins of Portland, Mr. and Mrs.

A. W. Klingler of The Young Business Women's club is sponsoring mal dance for Camp Adair officers on Saturday June 5, Eugene hotel. The dance is an invitational Miss Bette Hack is general chairman, and will sisted by Miss Evelyn Richardson, Miss Betty Van Miss Erma Scott, Miss Arlis Tone, Miss Joyce Phillips, Jean Gallagher, Miss Henryetta Mummey, Miss Evonuk, Miss Marjorie Christensen, Miss Mary Sue son, Miss Doris Mae Reinholtz, Miss Peggy Waggoner, Constance Bacon, Mrs. R.

H. Goodwin for the various Mrs. Daniel D. Gage, and family leave this Portland to make their home for the duration and Dr. Gage who has been there this year in a wartime position.

The family will live on Oswego Re-Active club members will hold their June and party Thursday at the home of Mrs. Clifford this to be a sports attire picnic. Mrs. Foster Burnett mans the committee of hostesses, to be assisted Kenneth D. Hirons, Mrs.

Emerson Abbott, Mrs. Guire, Mrs. Charles Skinner. Miss Roberta Marshall Wed Recently in South Mr. and Mrs.

Curtis M. Marshall announce the manriage of their daughter, Miss Roberta Louise Marshall, to Victor Stanley Grau Wandmayer, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. G.

Wandmayer of Chicago. The weddirly was on event of May 23 in Reno, Nevada. The couple will be at home at 1800 San Carlos Avenue, San Carlos, Cal. The bride is a former student of the University of Oregon, being a member of Chi Omega sorority on the campus, and is a former member of the Eugene Spinsters olub. For the past two years she has been with United Airlines in Burlingame, Cal.

Mr. Wandmayer attended school in the east and also is with United Airlines. John Sandy, Welfare League members morning, ten o'clock, Eugene a for- monthly session for the group. evening, affair. be asOrden, Miss Susan JackMiss details.

Nadine prinRebhan, Hazel mesVelma Miles, mesImogene Delcie guard; Summers, light. Fredricks, and refresh- of DonFred R. May 22 church, reading couple. Griffith in the punch were Miss Mr. and week for to join governmental lake, luncheon Stalsberg, chairby Mrs.

Earl Mo the manriage Kennell-Ellis photo, meraving MRS. RONALD R. ROBERTS, JR. A recent bride is Mrs. Ronald R.

Roberts, the former Mickey Roberts. Mr. Roberta is the son of Mr. and Mrs. R.

R. Roberts of Springfield 1 Dotson photo, Wiltshire engraving MRS. TERRENCE S. KORN Wed Sunday last was Mrs. Terrence S.

Kom (the former Lois Wellman), the wedding being at the First Congregational church. Kennell-Ellis photo, Wiltshire engraving MISS MARY EVELYN HUBER Several engagement announcements have been made recently. At a party given this week, Miss Ellamay Small, upper left, told of her betrothal to Flight Officer Clark W. Good. The engagement of Miss Mary Evelyn Huber, upper right, to Valdor Derral Culwell has been announced.

On June 16, Miss Beatrice Ann Bell, lower left, will wed Hugh J. Kalkus. Miss Bond is Married Friday at Church Chapel Miss Ruth Virginia Bond, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse H.

Bond of the university, was married Friday afternoon to John G. Jakeways, U. S. army air forces and son of Mrs. Oris Jakeways of Marcola, the ceremony being held at four o'clock in the chapel of the First Congregational church.

Irises and cream colored flowers were used in decorating the chapel. Chaplain Williston Wirt, former pastor of the church, now in army service in California, read the service. Miss Stephanie Huestis and Claude O'Brien attended the couple. Ushers were Lee Pachalke and Berry Mauney. Mrs.

P. H. Lehman played the organ music. More than fifty relatives and friends attended the wedding. The bride wore her mother's wedding dress of cream colored silk crepe, trimmed with old Spanish lace.

The waist length veil was arranged from a coronet of bouvardias. For her flowers, the bride carried an all-white nosegay of rosebuds and sweet peas, Miss Huestis wore pink with pink sweet peas in her hair, and carried a bouquet of the pink sweet peas. The reception following was held in the Wheeler room of the church. Miss Nettie Spencer of Portland, great great aunt of the bride, cut the cake. Mrs.

Basil Witzig of Corvallis presided at the punch bowl. Serving were Miss Wilma Grunning, Miss Mary Jane Schultze, Miss Della Marie Robinson, and 1 Mrs. Bayard Milne, the latter of Corvallis. Miss Helen Huestis had charge of the guest book. The couple left Friday evening for Eagle Pass, Texas, where they will reside.

The bride is a former student at the University of Oregon, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Curtis announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Miss Vyolette Curtis, to Lieutenant William Andrew, Camp Adair, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Andrew of Portland.

The wedding is planned for June 5. The bride elect was graduated from Eugene high school and the Eugene Business college. Lieutenant Andrew attended Oregon State college. Kennell-Ellis photo, Wiltshire engraving ENSIGN AND MRS. ELDON LEE The marriage of Ensign and Mrs.

Eldon Lee, the former Dortha Wood, was solemnized May 20. are meeting next Friday hotel, this being the regular Kennell-Ells photo, MISS SUZANNE BRUND Honors in organizations and schools are being onnounced as the year's work concludes. Miss Suzanne Brund, upper photo, senior at Eugene high school, has received a scholarship to Mills college. Miss Altabelle Hoadley, lower photo, is the new honored queen for the local bethel of Job's Daughters. 3 Kennell-Ells photo, Witeire engraving MISS ALTABELLE HOADLEY.