The Bend Bulletin, Saturday, November 5, 1955
Of Interest to Women
Klassen-Zeigler Vows Said
In Recent California Rites
COOKIES FOR VOLUNTEERS Members of Mrs. Evelyn Pence's ninth grade cooking class
made cookies recently for the filter center. They delivered half the baking right out of the
oven, and froie the other half for later. In the picture are Theola Kentner, Ruby Jefferson
and Nadine Oldalcer. (U. S. Air Force Photo for The Bulletin)
VISIT FILTER CENTER Evergreen Circle members of Royal Neighbors visited the Filter
Center Thursday. They took sweet snacks for volunteer workers, and were escorted on a tour
of the center. Front row, from left: Mrs. George F. Miller, Mrs. Roy Ullrick, Mrs. Joe Egg and
Mrs. Otis Lammers, Filter Center team captain. Rear row: Mrs. Charles McMeen, Mrs. Robert
Anderson, Mrs. Katherine Winters, Mrs. M. Anderson and Mrs. T. J. Pearce.
(U. S. Air Force Photo for The Bulletin)
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Chapter to Visit
In Lakeview Soon
Mrs. Nelson Leland was hostess
to Ihe Bend chapter of Daug'lrtoi's
of the American Revolution, Tues
day evening ait her home.
Mrs. Craig Coyner gave a report
on national defense, and plans
were made for a visit to the Lake
viow chapter in the near future.
It w s reported that a box of,
clothing is ready to be sent, to
the Celllo Indians. This is done
twice a year.
The next meeting will be the
Christmas party. Dec. 2 at the
home of Mrs. Frank Ruble. Mrs.
Robert Lyons will narrate Dickens'
'Christmas Carol and there wilt
be a gift exchange.
After the business meeting Tues-i
day evening, the group gathered
around a table in Mrs. Leland's
attractive kitchen, for refresh
ments.
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REDMOND A recent wedding
in Los Ange.'e united in marriage
the former Miss Cleta Jeanette
Zeigler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
R. W. Zeigler of Redmond, and
Martin Rogers Klassen, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank fruassen: of Tem
ple City, Calii. The ceremony was
performed at 8 p.m. Friday, Oct.
in the First Evangelical Free
church by Rev. Fred Griesinger.
Mr. Zedgicr gave his daughter in
marriage.
The newlyweds are living In Al
hombra, Calif, where the bride
groom is employed by Pacific
Telegraph and Telephone Co Mrs.
Klassen Is with Pacific Mutual
Life Insurance Co.
The bride wore a gown of satin
and lace, with sequin and pearl
studded mandarin collar and tap
ered sleeves on the bodice, and a
double tulle skirt billowing over a
satin skirt extending to cathedral
length train. Her fingertip veil of
rylon tulle illusion was held In
place by a tiny cap of lace and
pearls and she earned roses and
;tephnnotis centered with a white
whltl. 'Snrnething old" was her
maternal grandmother's wedding
lmndkerehiet.
The matron of honor was Mrs
Vonniin Rlckman of Los Angeles.
vearlng a floor length ni'.e green
Sown of tnneta, and carrying
'ironze a"d yellow chrysanthc
mums. The bridesmaids wore
denlieal gowns in gold taffeta and
"nrried similar bouquets. They
Discussion Led
By Bend Woman
Mm. Fred Carter of the Bend
hapter. Women of the Moose, was
selected by the deputy grand re-
ent. Fern Burke of Seaside, to
head the Mooseheart Alumni dis
cussion, at the annual winter con
vocation of Women of the Moose
held Oct. 30 at Corvallis, under
auspices of the College of Regents.
Two hundred six members from
various parts of the state braved
the bad weather to attend the
meeting. The five top chapters hi
tlw state selected to put on the
ritualistic work were Albany, Rose-
liirg. Ilillsboro, Eugene and Cor
vail is.
The theme for the day was "Re
n Ambassador.' Highlights of the
ifternoon session were the initin
lion of five new co-workers and
"he eaooine of 11 graduate regents
who served successfully as senior
regents in the past chapter year.
In the scholarship fund march.
$123.50 was turned in for the Col
lege of Regents scholarship hind,
to provide additional education
for a Mooseheart girl graduate.
wire Mis. Cyril Zeigler of Bend.
sisli-r-in-!aw of the bride, Miss
Charlotte Bozarth, Redmond, and
Mrs. Max Morgan, Los Angeles
Jean Ann Jackson. El Paso,
lex., cousin ot the bride, was
flower girl. Her frock of floor
length yellow nylon net had
triple-tiered skirt, and she carried
a basket ot yellow rose petals.
Ballerina length frocks in ye.' low
and nile green: taffeta with nylon
overskirts were worn by the
catuKelighters Miss Nancy Engle
of Upland, Calif., and Miss Keln
llmus, Bend.
The bride's brother, Cyril Zeig
ler of Bend, performed best man
dMties, and ushers were Jack Paul
son, AJhambm; Fred Nelson, Los
Ange.'es; nnd Paul McDi'rmott
Monterey Park.
Mi's. Cliff Anderson, Sepulveda
Calif., was organist and accom
par.ist fcr Mrs. Marquita Bern:;
who played a violin solo, and Mis'
Ruth Palermo, vocal soloist. Mr
and Mrs. Anderson sans "Our
Wedding Prayer".
Lining the church aisle from door
to chencel were tall white tapers
looped with white satin ribbons.
There were white tapers in thr
windows and baskets of white
;ladiolus and chrysanthemum.
and fern adorning the chancel.
A reception for 250 guests wns
held In the ehurcn social hall. The
bride's table was beautifully de
"oruted with crystal and silver.
baskets of 'mums and candelabra
Guests attended from Maine.
Mexico, Texas. California, and
Oregon. Among the local persons
ree't. besides family members
and those already named, were
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Charleston
from Redmond.
The bride wore a tarred gray
suit with navy acessories and n
vhite orchid, for the honeymoon
trip.
Events Planned
By Theta Rho
A district cjnvention next week
end and two December events are
on the agenda for members of
the Theta Rho girls' dub.
The convention will be held Sat
urday, Nov. 12. in Prineville. In
itiation will be held at that time
for a group of local girSs.
A rush party will be held Dec.
7, and the Christmas party will be
Dec. 21. The vice-president's team,
losers in a membership contest,
will serve on committees for both
events.
Plans for the parties and con
vention were discussed at the
neeting Wednesday evening at the
100F hall, with Patsy Wright,
resident, in charge. Announce
ment was made that the girls have
begun a new project making
cookies for volunteer , workers at
he Bend Filter Center.
HOHTKSES NAMKD
Clrdes of the First Presbyterian
Women's Fellowship wil meet
next week. -Circles 4 and 5 will
meet Monday evening, and circles for the Nov. 17 meeting are Mrs.
1, 2 and 3 will meet Tuesday after- Rnyburn Po'ter. Mrs. tiohcn roi
noon. Time and iplace appear in'ter, Mrs. Ray Brown and Mrs.
the social calendar. W. J. LeBleu.
VFW to Observe
Veterans' Day
At their meeting Thursday eve
ninif at the VFW hafil, members
of the VFW Auxiliary mode piuns
tor the Veterans Day dinner, to
he held there Friday evening, Nov
11, at 6:30. All VFW members nnd
heir families are invited to attend.
At the Thursday meeting, Mrs.
Warren Nichols of Sisters, distrin
president, was guest of honor. Al
so present were the following oi
ficers of the Sisters auxiliary: Pre
niflent, Mrs. Roy Dnvis; senior
vice-president, Mrs. Harry Pear
son; treasurer, Mrs. Robert Ervin:
haplain, Mrs. James Glover; con
duotress, Mrs. Harold Iverson:
t rupees, Mrs. Richard Brandsmn
and Mis. Ote Larson.
Mrs. Floyd Brandon requested j
tint members turn In their articles
for the bazaar at the next meet-,
ing, or earlier. !
On the refreshment committee
Social Calendar
Tonight
S:30 p.m. Buck and Wing c'ub,
Hjuare dance, Terrebonne Grange
iall.
Sunday
1:30 pm. Skyline Squares, fatn
ly pothi'k dinner, Bendoninn
studio, 1001 E. Penn.
Monday
1 pm. Bend Study club with
Mrs. Carl A. Johnson, -19S Broad
way.
1:30 pm. Rotary Anns, lunch
on at Pine Tavern.
2 p m. Allied Arts club wilh
Mrs. Robe-i Cutter, Butler road.
8 p.m. Roval Nelghlwrs public
aixl party. Norway IviH.
8 p.m. First Presbyterian clrc.'v ,
1 with Mrs. Lewis Lunger, 1073
Newport. !
8 p m First Presbyterian circle j
with Mr. Bill Lorton, 919 Roose j
velt.
Tuesday i
1:30 p.m. First Presbyterinn
ircles: Circle 1 with Mrs. D. II.
Vmlen. 337 E. Norton; circle 2
wvi Mi-s. Edward Mclennan. Car-
oil Acres: circle 3 w!'h Mrs. Sig
Skavlan. 1419 W. Third street.
NKKIH.E AND THKF.AO
By Kuthy Hufter
The Glen Vista 4-11 clubs orcan-
izod Nov. 3 at the home oi Mrs.
luis Dunlap.
The sowing club elected oltlcers
as folfows: President, Joyce Wil
liams: vicivvjjresident, Diane
Ilctten; secretary, Mai'garet Dutr-
l.ltl.' nU'tt Fonrl1)tfP k'nthlooit If -if.
f-'r; proi'iiam leader. Ciitherine 'i
Busche. i
Plans were made for Ihe
Achievement Night progrnm, to be
held Nov. 19 at Tumalo.
The next meeting wi.'l be D(c. 1
nt the home of the leader, Mrs.1
II. M. Hafter.
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