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Soro mist Joan uim I
ef l_ ,,. ever, nuptiats at St.
Club Me s
Joan Ellen Quimby became the
1 The Soroptimist Club of Shel- i bride of Gregory Wayne Branch,
August 11. The Rev. Clarence
ton held its first regular business Lody of St. David's and the Rev.
meeting of the fall season Sept- Society Editor Marj Jacobson Phone 426-4412 Daniel ttevenor of St. Paul's
ember 13 in the PUD conference Episcopal church in Bremerton
IF Yi:)U WOULD like something different to take to that
next potluck, or for a family treat, give Willie Quinn's
Orange Crumble Cake a try. It uses a white cake mix and
is easy and quick to prepare. With Willie in the above
Journal photo is Allison Luhm.
Cake Mix Is Base For E, sy
To Fix Orange CrumE,le Cake
• An excellent take-along cake
for picnics and potlucks is
Willie Quinn's Orange Crumble
Cake. It is quick and easy to
prepare, using a white cake mix
over a crumb mixture, which is
topped with orange sections and
more crumbs. Especially de-
dicious served with whipped
cream !
Willie often takes this cake to
lodge potlucks. She is active in
both Royal Neighbors of America
and Degree of Honor.
ORANGE CRUMBLE CAKE
1 pkg. white cake mix
grated rind of one orange
1 can mandarin oranges, drained
or
2 large oranges peeled and sec-
tioned.
(YRU IYIB MIXTURE
Vz cup chopped nuts
1/3 cup brown sugar
2 Tbs. flour
Mix cake according 1 pack-
age directions, adding grated
orange rind. Put half of crumb
room.
The club's new president,
MAcki Coles, had a full agenda
and a lively first meeting ap-
pointing Committee chairmen and
discussing and looking forward
to the 14th annual meeting of
District No..1 which will beheld ,;
October 7-8 at the Tyee. Shelton !: ' i
club will host the Sunday morn- .......
ing breakfast.
Virginia Grout w a s elected
delegate and Jeanette Hansen
alternate to attend the District
meet. There will be much in-
formation to share at this busy
event.
Other new officers for the local
club are Jeanette Hansen, vice
president; Frances Frint, secre-
tary; and Ruth Boysen, treas-
urer.
The next meeting will be a
combination supper and work-
shop to be held at 7:30 p.m.
next Wednesday in the Holiday ....
Beach clubhouse.
VFW Has Annual
Dinner For Gold
Star Parents
• The annual dinner honoring
Mason county Gold Star Parents
was held by the local Veterans
of Foreign Wars and its Aux-
iliary last Friday night. Ap-
proximately 60 persons attended.
Chairman Mrs. Alice Haines
introduced the guests and pre-
sented each mother with a gift
and corsage and each father with
a boutonniere. Following dinner
Mrs. Teresa Lambert showed
slides of Alaska.
The fifth district past presi-
dents Club met last Thursday
night in Raymond.
Attending the VFW Auxiliary
school of instruction held Septem-
ber 10 i rort Orchard were
Mrs. San ; .J Mrs. Larry
Godwin. t.cports of the school
will be given at the next regular
business meeting of the Auxiliary,
October 6.
MR. AND MRS. THOMAS LENHART
Lynne Stevens Is Bride Of
Tom Lenhar÷ In Augus÷ Rife
• A Spanish arrangement of
/Vfendellshon's "Wedding March"
was sung as Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Emerson Lenhart walk-
ed down the aisle following their
August 26 wedding in the Shelton
First Methodist church. The bride
is the former Lynne Scott Stevens,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs, John
liam Aho and Miss Elaine Zehe
were dressed in costumes identi-
cal to the matron of honor's.
In short dresses, also styled to
match the others, were flower
girls Stacy Hoskins anti Melissa
Brassfield. nieces of the bride.
William Aho and Michael
Hoskins lighted the candles and
officiated.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. George R. Quimby
of Shelton. Parents of the bride-
groom are Mr. and Mrs.
Barry D. Branch of Bremerton.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride wore her aunt's
wedding dress, a floor length
gown of reembroidered lace over
satin with a full hoop skirt and
flowing sweep train. Her man-
tilla was of matching lace at-
tached to a cluster of pearls.
The bridal bouquet was of white
gladoli and pink roses.
Miss Elizabeth Quimby, sister
of the bride, was maid of honor
in a floor length empire styled
gown of emerald green brocade.
She carried a nosegay of pink'
gladioli.
The bridesmaids, Misses Janet
Maranville, Lynda Hay and Ann
Quimby, sister of the bride.
wore empire styled gowns of
emerald green brocade and satin
and each carried a nosegay of
pink gladioli.
Jill Ellen Craswell was flower
girl with Brian Howe as ring
bearer. Both are cousins of the
bride.
Robert Sellar was best man
with William Berentsen, Ronald
Faulkner and Peter Farsje as
attendants. Ushers were Rodney
and Mark Branch, brothers .of
the groom.
Robert Quimby, brother of the
bride, was the acolyte and Mrs.
Charles Lewis was organist.
A garden reception followed
at the home of the bride s par-
ents on Hammersley Inlet. Orchid
gladioli and greenery decorated
Ta
s Nc,w Mrs. Gregory
However, since joining Christ-
mas Town Tops Club when it
began shortly after the first of
the year. she has not had the
opportunity of enjoying it as often
herself as she would like to.
Although Willie and husband
Don have bily two daughters,
both of ]om-are married, she
has done so much babysitting
in the past 12 years she has a
hard time getting used to the
quiet when there are no "little
ones" around. The Quinns have
two granddaughters.
Mrs. Hall Hosts
First Meeting Of
Beachcombers
• Mrs. Marge Hall was hostess
for the first fall meeting of the
Beachcombers Garden Club last
Thursday. Co-hostess was Mrs.
Kay Sanford.
Mrs. Elma Anderson presi-
dent. conducted the business
meeting, with old business being
taken care of before lunch, Dur-
ing the noon luncheon members
diseussed summer aetivities.
New officers were installed by
Mrs. Orville Kager during the
afternoon session, Mrs. Ann Wesl-
berg took over as president:
Mrs. Emil Gaetana secretary;
and Mrs. Orville Kager, treasur-
er.
The next meeting will be held
in the home of Mrs, Earl Ter-
rell October 12 with Mrs. Ed
Grigg assisting. The theme will
be Golden Splendor, with ar-
rangements of dried materials
or driftwood to be made by
members.
Two new members were wel-
comed to the club. Anyone in-
terested in joining is asked to
contact Mrs. Orville Kager for
information.
mixture in bottom of prepared
13x9x2 cake pan. Pour cake bat-
ter over crumbs. Top wilh orang("
sections and remaining crumbs.
Bake at 350 degrees for 25-30
minu|es, or until done. May be
served with whipped cream.
Credit Women
To Meet Tuesday
F. Stevens, Grapeview. Parents
of the bridegroom are Mr. anti
Mrs. John N. Lenhart. Cleve-
land Ohio.
A friend of the bride, Miss
Izvara Kleinhemple. of Chile,
sang the Spanish. song and two
Members of the Mason county other numbers accompanied by
Rummage Sale
I Members <)f the Pickering
Homemakers Club will hold a
run]mae sale September 28 and
29 in the PUD auditorium. Doors
will be open from 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Credit Women are reminded to
lake their manuals to next Tues-
day's meeting to be held at
7:30 a.m. in the Timbers res-
taurant
At the September 12 meeting
Glenn E. Correa was the guest
speaker. His talk was on bank-
ruptcy procedures.
Mrs. Olavi Aho.
Rev. Horace Mounts conducted
the afternoon rite in the church
decorated with g r e e n and
white chrysanthemums and gladi-
oli with greenery. Aisle bows
and streamers graced the pews
where api)roximately 150 guest
were sea ted.
The bride's floor-length gown
of white linen was styled with
three-quarter 1 e n g t h sleeves,
scooped neckline and empire
waist with a delachable train.
the house for the occasion.
Assisting with the serving were
Mrs. John Longmate, Mrs. John
Sell, Mrs. Beverly Baldwin and
Mrs. Raymond Ensign, all aunts
of the bride, and Mrs. Robert
Griffith, Miss Beverly Branch,
Miss Teresa Baldwin and Miss
Janet Longmate.
Attending the guest book was
Miss Patricia Walton. Groom's
cake wis passed by the Misses
Patricia Craswell. Carol Long-
mate and Debra Howe, all cous-
ins of the
Also ass
Patricia
and christine
the gifts
Shrum
Following
Banff and
couple are
where both
University
bridegroom
Sixth and
Corporation.
A
roses held her shoulder length
veil. Her crescent shaped bou-
quet was of chrysanthemums
and stephanotis with two gar-
denias. Her mother and father
gave her in marrmge.
.atron of honor for the bride
was her sister, Mrs. C. Michael
Hoskins. who wore an olive
green floor length dress with an
empire waistline and trimmed
In yellow. Her veil was held
with a green rose and she carried
a diamond-shaped bouquet of
green-centered chrysanthemums,
Bridesmaids Mrs. Morgan
Brassfield. sister of the bride,
coma Rife For Karin Lund, Tom
• Candle lighted topiary trees
of dec[) coral roses created the
setting in the First Covenant
Church in Tacoma for the even-
ing wedding of Miss Karin
Louise Land and Thomas Clyde
Temple last Friday.
The daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
assisted John Tomatch and Ntis A. Lund of Tacoma. and
Morgan Brassfield with seating the son of Mr. and Mrs. John C.
the guests. Donald W. Lenhart Temple of Shelton were united
was best man for his brother, in marrmge in a candle light
A scalloped neckline accented ceremony officiated by the Rev.
the sleeveless light olive green Dr Bror O. Lundgren. The
dress Mrs., Ste .a wore with :Sathe of,,,the bride escorted.er
matching accesbrits. Mrs. Len- :?idown. the nine whieh:':£vas'.rim-
harrs light' blue hat matched reed. by cathedral candles and
her linen dress. Both mothers
wore corsages of white roses.
A yellow and white maltese
cross cake with lemon filling
and yellow roses was served at
the reception following the cere-
mony. Assisting with the sei-vmg
were Mrs. Sivert Garethun, Mrs.
Ann Westberg and the Misses
Coralie Anderson. Leanne Arm-
strong and Mareella Westberg.
Mrs. Robert Geist attended the
guest book. Ann and Marcella
headpiece of three white Westberg were in charge of the
gift table.
The bride, a She/ton High
school graduate, graduated from
the University of Washington
this summer where she was as-
sociated with Kappa Delta so-
rority. She will teach in the
Claremont Junior Itigh school in
Oakland, Calif. this fall.
Her husband attended Otfio
State University, got his masters
degree at New York University
and (lid I)St graduate work at
the University of Washington.
He is a member of Sigma Chi
fraternity and employed by the
Bank of California. They will be
topiary balls.
She wore a gown of angel skin
peau, fashioned with an empire
bodice of alencon lace and seed
pearls. The p6rtrait neckline and
flared elbow-length sleeves add-
ed an elegant contrast to the
floor length A-line simplicity of
the skirt. The skirt was accented
by a detachable train which was
appliqued with lace motifs. A
crown of pearls and aurora
borealis crystal adorned a three
Mrs. Dennis Krumm, Mrs, Wil- living in San Rafael, Calif.
MRS. THOMAS
the bridesmaids cnlered. L. Ger- Lars-n
ald Larson sang two numbers TereSa
and Mrs. Glenn L)vrak, sister passed
of the bride sang thc "Wedding Bror O
Prayer" to lhc couple. The
The bride's mother selected a graduat
green satin I)roca(le sheafl and lIigh
matching coal with gold acres- lbc Un
series anti a corsalze of g)hl
orchids. The bridegroom's mother
wore a sheath of t)eilze with a
matching floral patterned coat
and green accessories. Her cot-
satin was of green orchids.
Serving at the receplion held
in the church parlor were Mes-
dames Rber! Temple. Maruarel
Johnson. William Lures. E. E.
While, Allan Land, IIelge Land,
tiered elbow-length veil of im-
ported bridal illusion. A feathery
cascade bouquet of gardenias,
stephanotis and tropicana roses
accented with ivy added the
finishing touch.
Miss Judy Bailey was the
maid of honor. Bridesmaids were
Mrs. Jerome Faulkner, Miss
Jane Larson and Mrs. Gary
Wood. Their gowns of coral re-
versed satin were fashioned with
empire bodices accented with
tailored bows, elbow-length
sleeves and scoopcd necklines.
Fullness at the back of the
floor-length A-line skirts gave the
illusion of a flowing train.
Veiled headpieces, matching ac-
cessories and cascading topiary
bouquets of coral roses com-
pleted their attire.
The flower girls, Julie and
Becky Smith, wore dresses of
the same style and color as the
bridesmaids and carried baskets
of stock florets and roses.
Gregory J. Lund, nephew of the
bride, was the ring bearer.
John W. Temple was his
brother's best man and Dennis
Temple, " De Glass. Arthur
Smith and Gary Wood ushered
the guests to their seats,
Allan G. Lund, brother of the
bride, played the "Trumpet
Voluntary" accompanied by the
First Fall Meeting For ESA
• The first fall meeting of Beta
Zeta Chapter, Epsilon Sigma
Alpha Sorority met September
13 in the home of 1Vrs. Glenn
Sowers.
During the evening the
schedule for the I967-68 season
was adopted and reports were
given by chairmen of education,
welfare, ways and means and
social committees.
A round table discussion on
Wolden; corresponding secretary,
Mrs. Ed Dunbar: treasurer. Mrs.
Tom Ogden; and parliamentar-
ian. Mrs. Bill Kimbel.
September 11 nine members
went to the Tacoma Little
Theater to see "Chicken Every
Sunday". ESA's Tacoma chap-
ter sponsored the evening as a
ways and means project.
During the early part of Set)t-
ember members catered three
the history and purpose of the jobs. Proceeds from all caterings organist. Louis E. Larson, as Chester Richey, L. G e r a 1 d
Rebekahs To Meet sorority was held as an euea- go toward local welfare projects. . ...... .,m--t--.----t- --
tional program. Educational di- The meeting next Wednesday
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will hold a regular meeting at and Mrs. Ken Evans. Dick Holland.
8 p.m. this Friday in the Odd Officers for the season are: At the close of the meeting
Fellows' hall. Plans are being President, Mrs. Ray Rice. vice refreshments- were served by
made for a birthday dinner and MR, AND MRS. CLARENCE LANNING, Union, announce president, Mrs. Ky Wilson; re- Mrs. Sowers and co-hostess, Mrs.
party for the.rrmmbers, the engagement of their daughter, Jan Marie, to Chief Pet- cording secretary, Mrs. Bob Gene White.
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