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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (June 21, 1941)
0 Virginia Fick Weds o In Church Geremony St. Mark's Episcopal Church in Medford Scene of Beautiful Summer Wedding Service Ono of the lovnlictat weddings of curly Juno took pluco In St, Murk's Episcopal church on Saturday afternoon, Juno Iho fourteenth, when Miaa Virginia Flck and Mr. John C. LtMlro; lioth of Kliimuth Falla, wera murriod it five o'clock. Tho fol lowing la tu ken from tho Medford Mnll-Trlbuno. Wedded hero yeaterday afternoon ot five o'clock In St. Murk'a Episcopal church, wero Miaa 'VAglnla Flck, duughter of Mr. and Mra. Frederick J. Kick, 008 New town direct ond John LeMIro, ion of Mr. ond Mra, J, B. LeMIro of Kliunath Folia, Given lu marrlago by her father tho brldo was attired In a full skirted eggshell aotln wedding gown fiiahloned with a train, long alcovea, and a deep collar of need peurla and button back. Completing her costume wax a long veil caught In pluco with a coronet of orange blnasoma. She car ried on arm bouquet of Illicit of tho valley centered with an orchid and complemented with aatln atrcamera. Her attendant, Mra. Jamea Bunch of Klumnth Falla. chose a floor-length gown of blue with matching hut and a none gay of pastel flower. Beat man waa Samuel Muahen, Jr., alao of Klnmnth Falla. Uahera Included Walter Edchebcek, Uert Schmidt and Fred Smith of Klnmuth Falla and Bruce Wllllnma, coualn of tho brldo, of Salem. Tho brido'a mother chose a rnno allk crepo gown with matching lint and niivy accea aoriea and a corango ot gar denlaa aurrounded by roarbuda and aummer flowera. Tho aervlc waa preceded by Mia Barbara William, couain of the bride, ainging "I Love You Truly" and "Be cause." She waa accompanied at the orgnn by Mra. H. E. Marsh who alao played the traditional wedding marchea. Frlenda and relative greet ed the couple at tho Flck homo following the ceremony. Tho aervlco table waa center ed with a three-tier wedding cako which waa cut by tha bride, Lilies ot the valley and freeala completed the arrange ment. Presiding at the punch bowl waa Mra. Buach and as sisting about the room were Mra. Murray Marley of thl city, Mra. Snm Muahen. Klam ath Falla, Mia Loreno Brad ford, coualn of tho brldo, of Kugcne and Mis William ot Ealem. Out-of-town gueata attend ing the affair were Mr. and Mra. Fred A. William and family, Mr. and Mr. Truman Runyon, Mr. and Mra, Jamea Buach, Mr. and Mra. Charle Packer, Mr. and Mr. Robert Thompson, Mr. and Mra, Ger ald Thomaa, all of Klamath Fulla. Mr. and Mra. Bert Courtney of Roscburg, and Mia Loreno Bradford of Eu gene. For her going away outfit Mra. LeMIro choao a navy blue Jersey dreaa with blue and white candy atrlpo aklrt, blue acceaaorlea and an orchid coraage. Following a wedding trip outh the couple will return to Klnmnth Falla and make their homo In the Rooaovolt apartment. Mra. LeMIro haa been teacher In Klamath Falla for the poat five year after graduating from the Unlvorsl ty of Washington. Mr. LeMIro la employed at tho Flrat Na tional bank In Klamath Falla. FAREWELL PARTY GIVEN ; MONDAY NIGHT One of tho cleverest partlea of tho year, given by Wednes day club members of St, Paul' Episcopal church was that of Wednesday evening In tho parish houso when retiring officers entertained with a "beach" party end several hours of bridge. Salnd was served at eight o'clock at tnbles centered with anndpulla holding summer flowers ond placed on whito sand beaches. Guests camo In beach ottlro. Hostesses were Mrs. John Coppagc, Mra. Frank Drew Biid Mrs. David Bullls. High score In cards wont to Mrs. Percy Webb, low to Mrs. Harold Shaffer. Tho next meet ing of Wednesday club will ba held In September. ' BREAKFAST RIDE PLANNED BY POSSE An enrly break fust ride Is being planned by tho Sheriff's Posse for Sunday morning. Itlclors will lcavo tho Sunset ranch at half past six o'clock, and continue io Holcomb Springs on tho top of Hogs back mountain, A chef will hnvo breakfast prepared. Members of tho Posso and their wives and guests will take part In thd ride and at least forty are expected to ba. on hand. Ceremony In Spokane Former Klamalh Girl Married in Church , Services The following atory from tho Medford Mull-Tribune la of Intoreat to frlenda of tho John C. Boylo family, now making their home in tho val ley but formerly of this city. Mr. and Mra, J, C. Boyle, 1010 South Onkdiilo avenue, announce tho murriuga of their daughter, Gertrude, to Howard L. Rutherford, aon of Mr. and Mra. L. F. Ruther ford of Great Falla, Mont. Tho ceremony was rcud Juno S at 9:30 a, m. in tho Flrat Prcabyterlun church of Spokano with Dr. Paul Cal houn officiating. Tho ' brldo, given in mar riage by her futlier, woro a ault of waterfall green gubar dino with toast brown accea aorlea and a corango of cluster gardenias, Sho was attended by her eistcr, Mrs. Corneliua B. Collins, as matron of honor. Corneliua 13. Collins acted aa best man. A wedding breakfast fol lowed the ceremony for mem bera of the two families in the Green room of tho Davenport hotel. After a abort wedding trip to Glacier National park, tho couple will make their homo In Great Falla, Mont. Mra, Rutherford 1 a graduate of Southern Oregon College of Education, Mr. Rutherford, a graduate of tho University of Montano, is special agent for the Great American Insurnnco company for Montana. LOCAL WOMAN VISITS MEDFORD HOME RECENTLY Gueata at tho home of Mr, and Mra. Don' Newbury, 7 Eaatwood drive are Mr. New bury' two nieces, Nancy Elizabeth Newbury and Roa anno Newbury of Walnut Creek, California, who will visit hero for two weeka. They ar daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Newbury. The girl motored to Med ford with their grandmother, Mr. Wilbur A. Jones of Klam ath Falla, accompanied by Miaa Evelyn Howarth, also of Klamath Falls, who continued home after spending a day at the Newbury home. Mrs. Jones la the mother of Mr. Newbury. Medford Mall Tribune. LAST SESSION OF ALOHA OES SCHEDULED Tucaday evening, Juno the twenty - fourth, ot eight o'clock, Aloha chapter No. 01, Order ot the Eastern Star, will meet In rcgulur session at tho Masonic temple, for the Jast meeting . before summer vacation. , Mrs. Ollvor W. Splkcr, worthy matron, Mrs. Char lolte Martin, associate matron, and Mr. Lcroy Erdmann, asso ciate patron, who attended the sessions ot tho grand lodge of tho order, held In Portland lust week, will mnko their of ficial reports to tho chapter at this meeting. Mrs. Splkcr and Mr. Arlet Edsall, worthy patron, extend a cordial Invitation to all members and visiting mem bers of the order to bo pres ent. SLATERS PLAN TRIP TO EAST COAST . Mr. and Mrs, Lawrence Sla ter are planning an Interest ing trip which will tako them to tho east coast where Mr. Slater will attend the grand lodge of the Elks in Philadel phia. Tho trip will bo made by plane, leaving Medford , July tho sixth, stopping over night in Los Angeles, Fort Worth, Texas, and ' Washing ton, D. C, where tho Sinters will enjoy several days before going to Philadelphia. From there. Mr. and Mrs. Slater will continue to Now ; Vork City for a stay of sev eral days, on to Chicago, Min neapolis, and homo by way of Spokane and Portland. Mr. Slater is exalted ruler of tho Klamath Falls Elks lodge. The journey will keep the Slotors absent from their homo hero for three weeks. NEWS &Cd&rfM V, 1 ' t r MRS. JOHN C. LE MIRE, fourteenth, in St. Mark's ' i tV v , w ... 9s: '"" rmiiiaiiWCTTTi t "Mittbiiii f-'yVaaatjajnmwtaiifiaft i It miii MISS BARBARA ANN MORRIS,' daughter of. Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo T. Morris of Watertown, South Dakota, visit:.. ;, ing here with her mother at the home of Mr. qnd Mrs. Franklin ' L.' Weaver of Auburn street, Many informal' affairs have been given for the visitors during their stay. ".- , .' , . , . Picture by' Wesley Guderian of Uie Herald and-Now.. 49 JL by LUIS i. Z I. I -jt."h i" - the former Virginio Fick, was married In a ceremony read Saturday afternoon, June the Episcopal church, Medford. The Le Mires will moke their home in Klamath Falls. Shangle Pictura . ' f 00 V- J era SlbWAKI V V 'r. :"f. 1 i HERALD Mr mmmmmmmsixsmmmsmmi JUNE 21, 1941 mi iiiMn.i)lL)llllllllW i mmm Jt -r-v nven Anniversary : pb5erye'd Saturday Many To Call at-R. P. Eflingson home on Pacific , Terrace To Greet. Well; Known Residents : J Marty. frlenda, both old and new,: are expected to call, at the Robert Parcher Ellingaon homo, 820 Pacltlo Terrace, to greet Mr. and Mr. Ellingaon on the occasion of their lilvor wedding anniversary' Saturday night after half pact eight o clock. Visitor: 7. ' i '. Honpreo v v Mrs. Spancjler ''Enter . .tains for Mother Dur ing Week .'; , ! One of the loveliest of ear ly aummer parties wa that given Friday afternoon of last week : when Mra. William Spangler of Modoc Point comp limented her mother, Mra. N. Y. Stoddard of Portland, at a bridge luncheon at one o'clock. Rooms of the 'Spangler home were- attractive with, summer blossoms,, the center arrange ment on the luncheon .tables of deep lavender, pink and white. " ' Greeting Mrs. Stoddard were Mrs. W. E.-Lamm, Mrs. J. R. Ricker. Mrs. A. E. Stonehouse, Mr. G. A. Massey, Mrs. Fred H. Cofer, . Mrs. Fred Grant, Mr." A. J. 'Kehoe,' Mrs.' Or ville Elliott Mrs. George R. Lindley,: Mr.- Walter. West, Mrs.-. O. R. , Holloway, Mra. Oscar Peyton, and Mrs. Les lie Rogers.. .. Mrs. Stoddard left this week for Mount, Shasta, California, to visit her son,. Guy, . VAN EMONS . . HOME FROM ATLANTIC COAST ; , Mr.': and Mr. W; C. Van Emon of 1949 Melrose street, are enjoying a visit with their daughter and two sons, home for from the east coast and together for the' first time', in' lour and one-half years. ' ' 'Mis Betty Van Emon 'is home from Washington, D. C, where she' Is affiliated with the social security department, Walter Jr., is also from Wash ington where he is in the per sonnel division of the agricul tural department; and Mid shipman Carl Van Emon is visiting from Annapolis from where he will be graduated December 19,1941. The three will remain until June twenty-ninth when :they will re turn the southern route. Much of their time here will be spent at the Van Emon summer home at Lake o' the Woods. - - Also coming west with' the Van Emon young people was Midshipman ' Paul Knapp of Auburn, Nebraska. - He will remain here until' all four leave by car for the east. ' - - FAREWELL -' " PARTY OF. ' WEDNESDAY CLUB ; Mrs. Richard Hayden enter tained Monday evening at her home on Siskiyou street com plimenting her" sister, . Mrs. Dean Houston, who leaves Sun day for Hollister, California, with her young sons, Milton, to join hsr family in the south. Bridge was played with high score held by Mrs. Hous ton, second high by Mrs. Ray Ruger, and low by Mrs. Wil liam Burnett. Numerous gifts were presented to Mrs. Hous ton by the guests including Mrs. George William Bratton Jr., Miss Gay le. Bratton, Mrs. - Wendell Smith, Mrs. Ray Ruger, Mrs. Ross Dodge, Mrs.' Bert Schmidt, Mrs. Homer El- lis, Mrs. David Totton, Mrs. Bernice Heideman, Mrs. Wil liam Burnett, Mrs. Ben Perni gotti, Mrs. Edward Kliever and Mrs. William Garriott. ISLAND ' HERE ,, An Interesting visitor in ' Klamath Falls, and a former resident of this city, is Mrs. Frank -Jennings of Honolulu, . who arrived Monday morning to spend the summer as the houseguest of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Rogers of Pacific, Ter race. A part , Of the next few months the Rogers and Mrs. Jennings will .enjoy at their cabin at Lake o'. the .Woods. During the past winter Mrs. Jennings enjoyed "a lengthy stay in Old Mexico, spent two months on the Islands, several months in Arizona and one month in San Francisco be fore coming to Klamath Falls for the summer. She was a guest at Reames Golf and Country club Friday after noon. i-'--' ; - : - Mr. and Mrs: Jack Crawford are enjoying 'a Week's holiday - fishing in the Wallowa: moun tains lake country.' They will return to, spend this weekend at Odell lake. " ' ,. ' Here for tho occasion ' are Mr. Elllngson's mother and ' two sisters,. Mrs. C. K. El lingson, and Mrs. J. A. Mar cott . of Hawkins, - Wisconsin, and Mia Luella Ellingaon, who teaches In : Rice Lake, , Wisconsin, and also Mrs. R. P. Elllngson's sister, Mr. E. O. Ellingson and daughter, Marilyn, of Ladysmlth, Wis consin. The family arrived by motor on Monday and will be here for several weeka, spend ing a part of that time at the Ellingson summer home at Lake o' the Woods. Mr. and Mrs. Ellingson will entertain at a family dinner at the Pelican at half past six o'clock Saturday evening and ' covers will be laid for'elgh-' teen members of the family and out-of-town guests. Also expected here this weekend are Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Ras mussen of McCloud,- Cali fornia, Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Schontz of Weed, California, and Miss Olive Marcott of. San Francisco. ,- , Receiving . this evening ' at the family home will be- Mr. and Mrs. ! Ellingson, their children, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Parcher Ellingson Jr., Miss Dorothea, Donald and Sig mund Ellingson. The hostess will wear a black sheer crepe dressmaker gown with a short black and white jacket with a shoulder corsage of brown . orchids. Summer flowers will ba used throughout the rooms and on the buffet table. Asked ' to assist during the evening are Mrs. Percy Murray, Mrs. Walter Wiesendanger, Mrs. F. E. Drake, and Mrs. Ed Ostenr dorf. The twenty-fifth annivers ary of Mr; and Mrs. Elling son is also the fiftieth anni versary of the founding of the Ellingson Lumber com- . pany in Hawkins, Wisconsin. ' TWO PAINTINGS .... BY MRS. BROWN. IN ART EXHIBITS' . Oregon's award for outstand ing activity In American Art week, ' an original painting "Fishing Houses in Maine'.' by S. Peter Wagner, an eastern artist, is on view in room. 8, Kramer building, at Portland. This painting is a boldly paint ed watercolor of a New Eng land fishing village.' .... . Four national prizes 'of equal merit were awarded by the national executive commit tee of the American Artists Professional league -in New York.- The painting will re main permanently in- the pos session of the Oregon chapter. Klamath Falls received tha award in the state for disting uished participation in that week. . . Of interest here also Is tha fact that two paintings by Vir ginia . White . Brown of this -city were displayed at spring exhibits . in. Portland,, which have just closed. ."Blossoms,". still-life, was one of forty paintings chosen for exhibi tion by the Oregon Society of Artists, and "November Morn-, ing". was. included in tha American Artists Professional league exhibit that closed on June the second in the Meier and Frank galleries. v ' -. . . . , .. . ... 20-30 club ; sponsors party -.wednesday . eve . Thirty-five members of the 20-30 club, their .wives and , sweethearts, enjoyed a dinner ' and dancing party given Wed nesday evening in the Pelican party room. Speaker of the evening was Mr. Sam Lock wood. . '.' Mr. Stewart Patty served as , chairman of the informal af fair, and officers Were elected ' with the following to serve for ' the coming year: Tom Milne, . president; Stewart Patty', vice . president; Bob Jones, serg- -ent-at-arms; Don Blacklcy, sec- . rotary ' and treasurer. Direc- tors, ' Gene Hooten, Harold . Eberlein, John "Walker,' a n d , Charles Finch. ' .- , : Music was provided by Emll Buzaid's orchestra. ; . ; '; , Miaa Stewart ,'';' '; i At Camp Namanu ' After a short visit hero with , her mother, Mrs. Myra Cain . Stewart, Miss Lottie Stewart, , student at Oregon State col lege, left this week for. Camp Namanu near Portland where ' she will act as swimming : counselor until July the nine teenth: Throughout the latter part of July and fore part of '' August, Miss Stewart will be in . charge of' swimming: at Camp Esther Applegatei Lake -o' the'. Woods, at the .Camp 1 Fire. Girls and Girl Scout en- campments. ; ; : ; ,
