Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (June 21, 1941)
Jun 21, 1041 THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE SEVEN Couple "Wed at Lovely Ceremony Eschle-Soran Nuptials, Solemnized Saturday Eve ning at Irving Dixon Home Mlm Shirley Louise Eschle, daughter of Mr. and Mm, L, A. Eichlo of 447 Martin strrol, became the brldo of Mr. Stanley Soran, ton of Mrs. John Soran of Caldwell, Iduho, at an lm. prcsslve and beautiful ceremony Saturday evening, June the fourteenth, when the brldo win given In marrlago by her fulh er at the home of Mr. and Mr, Irving Dixon on the Merrill highway. Itev. Victor E. Newman of St. Paul's Episcopal church officlnted, The iervlcea wa read he for the flroplaco which win decorated by an arch of can delabra woven will) maiden hair fern and pastel tweet peai. Sprays ot glndlull and rhododendrons wcro also used. The bride chose for her wed ding a belgo suit of light wool with matching accessories. A string of pearls was her only jewelry, nupture roses and, lllles-oMho-vulley formed her corns go. Miss Jean Eschle, tha bride's sister, was nuild of honor and woro a light blue suit and white accessories. Iter corsage was of gardenias and pink rosebuds. Mrs. Eschle, mother of tho brldo, wore a , redlngoto outfit of deep roao with a corsage of rosebuds and llllea-oMho-volley, - Mr. Robert Elllolt acted as best man. Mrs. Ellzubuth Nor ris played the Mendelssohn . wedding march. Following tho ceremony a reception was held at the Irv- . lug Dixon homo. Guests wcro served at tho dining tablo which was centered by pustel sweet peas and a thrcc-Ucrcd wedding cuke, cut by the bride and served by Mrs. Elliott. Presiding at the coffco tublo were Miss Guylo Galloway and Miss Peggy Zlsaos. Others assisting were Mrs. Howard Crossen, Mrs. Bruce Staub and Miss Clarice Crowson. Guests attending the wed ding and reception were Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W Heed, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Grossen, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Spelrs, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Staub, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Kent, Mr. and Mrs. WUIIam J. Burnett, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Largont, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Murray, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Pauley, Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Black, Mr. and Mrs. 11. P. Uabb of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Weaver, Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. King, Bruce and Murjorle Bubb ot Portland, Miss Lcnore King ot Corvallis, MUs Grace E, Klnl gen, Mr Elizabeth Nurris, Miss Crowson, Miss Zissos, Mr. naiii, . n ... rt Elliott, Miss Guylo Gallo way, Mr. Worrcn Woodward, Mr. Harvey A. York, Mr. Pat Soran, brother of the groom, Mr. and Mrs. Dwlght Colling ham, Rev. Newman, Mr. and Mrs. Irving Dixon, the brido's parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Eschle, Miss Jean Eschle of San Francisco. ' Following a short wedding trip to the Oregon Caves and the coast, Mr. and Mrs. Soran will reside at 2028 Wantland avenue. MISS SHELLEY OF BONANZA RECENT BRIDE Married in a quiet service at the home of the officiating minister, Arthur Charles Bates, 838 Lincoln street, Sun day, Juno the fifteenth, at two o'clock were Mr. William A. Minnlck and Miss Martha E. Shelley, both ot Bonunza. They wcro attended by Mr. Edward Shelley, tho bride's brother, and Miss Ellen Kynls ton. Other guests present wcro Mrs. Mary E. Shelley, mother of the bride, Mrs. Edward Shelley, Miter -In law, and Miss Edna Shelley, sister of the bride. U , - A t " -' V ' ;' ' ' - 1. 1 , f '' VISIT IN KLAMATH :, : , Kenneth Enrl, six years, and Kont Leo, eight months, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jncobson of Dunsmulr, California, recently visited liere with their .grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Axel Jacobson ot Tortland street, Kcnncll-Ellli Club Visits Alturas OES Ritual of '1868 Pre sented by Group Be fore Californians Under the direction of Mrs. C. E. Donnls, president ot the club, members of Aloha Past Matron club motored to Al turas, California, Tuesday ovoning, to demonstrate tho rituullstla work of tho Order of the Eastern Slur as it was outlined In tho rltuuls of 1868. The occasion was the dis trict meeting of Eastern Star diopters ot thut section, called to honor the worthy grand matron, of California on her official visit. Chapters in the district are Tulelake, Adln, Mill River Falls and Alturas. Tulelake chapter was asked to furnish a special program for the evening, and Invited tho Post Matron club of Klam ath Falls to provide this feature. The Klamath Falls past matrons were special guests at the dinner, served at six o'clock in the high school cafeteria, to more than 125 members of the order. The Klamath Falls members were lavish In their praiso of tha hospitality and friondly good will of the California mem bers of the order. Aloha club past matrons taking part In the program In cluded: Mrs. C. E. Dennis, Mrs. George Casper, Mr. Will Wood, Mrs. II. G. Wortley, Mrs. Oscar Peyton, Mrs. Wil bur A. Jones, Mrs. W. J. Stein mctz, Mrs. Robert E, Wattcn burg, Mrs. Fred Cofcr, Mrs. George Hum, Mr. Oliver Splker. Mrs. Elmer H. Bslsl gcr, Mrs. A. B. Epperson, Mrs. Earl Templar, Mrs. Georgo Chastaln, Mrs, J. I. Beard, Mrs. Oliver Spikcr and Mrs. Glenn Kent. Other members of the order from Klamath Falls who attended the meet ing were: Mrs. E. E. Smith, Mrs. Will Wood. Mrs. L. N. Hills, Mrs. H. F. Murdoch, Mrs. Clara Sherman. Mrs. Jack Oldham, Mrs. Clarence Humble, Mrs, A. R. Hansen and Mrs. W. A. Lrvings. . MRS. CROWSON HOSTESS TO THURSDAY CLUB , The Lucky Thursday Pino chle club met at tho home ot Mrs. Kate Crowson on Dor row avenue for a one o'clock dessert on June the nine teenth, followed by cards with honors going to Mrs. Nettle Good, first; Mrs. Rita Fuller, second, Mrs. Florence Young, traveling and Mrs. Maggie Up ton, consolation. Covers were laid for Mrs. Good, Mrs. Knthryn Billings, Mrs. Fuller, Mrs. Louise Bor ton, Mrs. Young, Mrs. Vera Good. Mrs. Gnnnlo Goddard, Mrs. Upton, Mrs. Helen Ward le, Mrs. Katherlno Evans, Mrs. Alice Dnhlolm, Miss Nona Hall and tho hostess. At tho club's next meeting In two weeks, Mrs. Dahlolm will entertain at her home on Applcgate avenue. MARRIED IN JUNE June the first was the day of the wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bellon. The bride is the former Kalhryn Fox, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Deo Fox of this city. Kcnncll-Ellis. Miss Durant Weds Sunday Afternoon Wed ding Held at Beck Home At Half Past Two Miss Arlenc Durant, daugh ter of Mr. A. L. Durant, be came the bride on Sunday afternoon,' June the fifteenth, at holf past two o'clock, of Mr. Roy Gooding, son ot Mrs. Ada Dunn of Klamath Falls and Mrs. H. S. Gooding of Redondo Beach, California. Rev. Arthur Charles Bates read the wedding service at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Beck, cousins of the brido. The bride, given in mar riage by her father, wore a frock of dusty rose with match ing capo and blue accessories. Her sister, Miss Helen Durant, who acted as bridesmaid, wore a rcdingote dress of powder blue with beige accessories. Both wore corsages of roses, gardenias and sweet peas. Mr. Roy Dunn, step-brother of the groom, was best mini, and Bruce Durant, tho bride's two-year-old nephew, wos tho ring-bearer. Out-of-town guests witness ing tho ceremony included Mrs. Orvllle Kirkpatrick of Tacoma, Washington, and Mr. and Mrs. R. Tromblco of Chll oquin, Following a wedding trip along tho Oregon coast, Mr. and Mrs. Gooding will moke their home in the Pine Grove district where the groom is in business. FAMILY POTLUCK DINNER ENJOYED BY STUDY CLUB The Independent Study club met Saturday evening, Juno the fourteenth, in tho community hall on Garden avenuo for a family potluck dinner at six o'clock, followed by pinochlo. Prizes woro awarded to Mrs. Vera Good, Mrs. Phil Evans, Mr. B. A. Dnhlclm and Mr. J. D. Upton. Thirty-five members and their families wero present, tills being tho last family group gathering until October. Tho next regular club meet ing will bo held In Mooro park Thursday, June tho twenty sixth, when a potluck lunch con will bo served nt ono o'clock. The group will meet for transportation at half past twelve o'clock nt tho homo of Miss Nona Hall, 91S East Main street. Each member is asked to bring her.. own serv ice besides a hot dish. ' iV', I 'Jm I MRS. HERTAGER , HONOR GUEST WEDNESDAY Mrs. Henry Hcrtagcr, the former Edith Nelson, was com plimented by a group of friends at a shower arranged ot the homo of Mrs. Arthur Obcrg, 1545 Oregon avenue, when Mrs. Oberg and Mrs. Axel Jacobson entertained Wednesday afternoon. Gifts were opened ' and luncheon served to Mrs. Hert oger, Mrs. H. Nelson, Miss Elsie Hcrtager, Mrs. Ole Sel strom, Mrs. Axel Nelson, Mrs. Richard Carlson, Mrs. Arthur Borgerson, Mrs. Gunnar John son. Mrs. Pete Hedbcrg, Miss Patsy Obcrg. Mrs. Paul Lund, Mrs. Peter Eastman, Mrs. H. Logcson. Mrs. A. B re wold, both of Medford, Mrs. J Edwardscn of Seattle. Mrs. Birger Dalum, Mrs. Swon Ol son, Mrs. Hans Edwardscn, Mrs. Jens Edwardscn, Mrs. .Heino Hcrtoger, Mrs. Martin Wcstvang of Medford, Mrs. A. W. Olson, Mrs. J. Berg, Mrs. Axel Jacobson, Mrs. Vergil Nelson and Mrs. Carl Carlson. Mrs. James T. Brodigan and young son' Patrick Thomas, of Portland, are visiting Mrs. Brodigan's parents, the Rev. and Mrs. Victor Phillips at 1005 High street. Miss Lois Phillips, who has spent the school year at Willamette uni versity, Salem, is now at Crater Lake national park. ALGOMA MISS ; Margaret: Joanne is the daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. John Heydcn ot Algoma. The little girl was two years old on June the fourteenth. Kenncll-Ellis. - - It Langell , Valley Notes Unusual Activity for Summer Noted Dur ing Past Week LANGELL VALLEY Mrs. Marion Zich delightfully en tertained the Guild of St. Barnabas church at the parish hall on Thursday afternoon when members enjoyed a soc ial hour and sewed for the fall bazaar. Mrs. Wood of Sas katchewan, Canada, who is visfting her sister, Mrs. Grace Revel 1, was presented with a gift, and a shower was held for the parish kitchen. It was voted by the guild to send a pair of embroidered pillow cases to Mrs. William Reming ton who has been ill for the past several months. Mrs. Zlch served four o'clock tea to Mrs. Grace Re vel), Mrs. Wood, Mrs. Nonie Pepplc, Mrs. Alice Pcatross, Mrs. Bessie. Campbell, Mrs. Lela Murray, Mrs. Florence Botkins, Mrs. Madge Monroe, Mrs. Mae Gale, Mrs. Bessie Frazlcr, Mrs. Erma Partridge, Mrs. Virginia Thomas, Ruth and David Thomas, Mrs. Eva Roberts, Mrs. Edith Brown, Mrs. Claudia Musick, Miss Hazel Morrison, Peggy and Billie Mae Harris and Karen Hamilton. The next meeting will be held at the parish hall on July the third when Hazel Morri son will preside as hostess. Mr. and Mrs. William Haney (Bessie Hammond) gave a wedding dance for their many friends at the Oregon Hot Springs, celebrating their marriage which occurred on June the ninth at Reno, Ne vada. Dancing . was enjoyed until a late hour and a buf fet lunch was served at mid night. ' Miss Ruth Walker became the bride of Mr. Glen Mc Gregor at a ceremony per formed at the Sacred Heart church in Klamath Falls on Saturday evening by Rev. O'Connor. Miss Jean Abra ham and Mr. Glen Walker, brother of the bride, were the only attendants. . On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Clay Walker, parents of the bride, entertained at dinner in honor of the young couple when guests included Mr. and Mrs. Glen McGregor, Mr. and Mrs. John Abraham, Miss Jean Abraham, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gentry and Sandra Lee of Klamath Falls, Mr. and Mrs. Orrin Hankins and John of Swan Lake, Father O'Connor, Anna Walker, Ern est Walker, Gladys Walker, and Glen Walker. The young couple will reside near Bo nanza. On June the fifth Mrs. Florence Welch entertained the social club of Langell Val ley at her home when needle work and a social hour were enjoyed. Those present were Rcthel Lilly, Edith Noble, Bca DeVaul, Florence Horn, Gwen Hammond, Adelaide McBeth. M a dge Fitzhugh, Daisy Huntley. Martha Min nlck, Sadie Hammond and Mrs. Haney Sr. The next meeting will be held July the tenth at the home of Mrs. Dorothy Flescher when the club will honor Mrs. Martha Minnick with a shower. Mrs. Lester Leavltt enter tained on Wednesday after noon with a bridge party. Honors for high went to Mrs. Al Gale, low to Mrs. Claude Murray and traveling to Mrs. Charles Portridge. Refreshments were served at the close of cards to Alice Pcatross, Florence Botkins, Violet Harris, Madge Monroe, Lela Murray, Grace Revell, Claudia Musick, Ethel Sulli van, Mary Dearborn, Betty Pcpple, Mary Leidy, Nora House, Theresa Teare, Viola Dearborn, Bobbiette Gift, Er ma Partridge, Bessie Frazier, Rhea House, Grace Dearborn and Hazel Morrison. The Bonanza Cubs met at the home of Den Mother Bet ty Pepple on Friday after- . noon when Den Mother Mrs. Robison assisted. Den Chief Kenneth Bradshaw was the scout in charge. Following their meeting the boys enjoyed a baseball game and light refreshments. Those attending were Ted Pcpple, Dclbert Bechdoldt, Davis Rob ison, Buddy Hodges, Cat Leav ltt, Charles Dearborn, Gilbert Joyce, Don Dixon, Jack Yates and Dale Carrothers. Mrs. Bessie Campbell en tertained with a lovely bridal shower at her home on Fri day afternoon in honor of Miss Ella Shelley who will become the brldo of Mr. Wil liam Minnick. The clever con test prize went to Mrs. Mil dred Campbell after which the brido opened her many gifts. Refreshments were served loto In the afternoon to Ruby Brown, Mary Etta Malone, Therza Ward, Daisy Huntley, Nettle Davis, Ethel Sullivan, Lela Murray, Theresa Teare, Mildred Campbell, Florence Botkins, Mary Leldy, Claudia Musick, Sadie Hammond, Vlo- 1 , , it 'i ' t4 JUNE BRIDE Mrs. B. F. Card is the former Gloria Babini and is making her home here. KenneU-EUis. MUSKOPF FAMILY HAS REUNION A joint celebration took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. i . Muskopf of Pelican City on Sunday when children ol the couple gathered to cele brate Father's day and the thirty-fifth wedding anniver- sary of their parents which occurred on June the seven teenth. Dinner was served to Earl Muskopf and son, Dale, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Nilsen and son, Normal Earl of Portland, Mrs. Estcllee Watson and sons, Perry and Jerry, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Freese and sons, Dickie and Leland, and R. F. Muskopf Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Mil Muskopf of Mokelumne Hill, California, were unable to be present. Mr. Muskopf is mill superintendent of the Pelican , Bay Lumber company and has resided in Pelican City for the post seventeen years with members of his family. FATHER'S DAY , CELEBRATED AT DORRIS RANCH . Father's day was the occa sion for an enjoyable celebra tion at the Holzhauser ranch at Sams Neck near Dorr is, California, when a potluck dinner, including barbecued lamb, was served to twenty three. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Hans Omnus of Klamath Falls, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Eng lish and daughter of Dorris, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Tenant of Dorris, Mr. C. Henderson of the CCC camp, Mr. and Mrs. Lesser Holzhauser and family and L. Holzhauser ot Sams Neck, Mr. and Mrs. Dav id Shatz and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Leib, Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Leib and James Luis, all of Klamath Falls, and Mrs. James Dysert and' ton of Sams Neck. - Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Wood ruff and daughter Judith Ann, are spending the summer in Colorado, where Mr. Wood ruff is stationed at Greeley in national park work. They will return in late summer. The regular meeting of the Sojourners will be held Wed nesday afternoon, June the twenty-fifth, at a quarter to two o'clock in the Willard hotel. All newcomers in the city are invited. let Harris, Madge Monroe, Elizabeth McCall, Bobbiette. Gift, Eva Roberts, Alice Peat ross, Mae Gale, Mary Shelley, Edith Noble, Ellen Kenniston, Ella Shelley, Gwendolyn Ham mond, Billie and Peggy Har ris, Lorraine and Mildred Mar tin, Hazel and Mary Gift, Lois Conley, Edna Shelley, Bessie Haney, Dorothy Flesch er, Tiny Brewster, Cora Leav ltt, Mrs. Haney, Mrs. Kemfer, Mrs. Martin, Gloria Noble, Carolyn Monroe,. Josephine Jones and Evelyn Campbell of Klamath Falls. Did "Diamond Jim" Hove Stomach or Ulcer Pains? It !ft hiwlty likely that DiAmonit Jim Brarir could have tnten lo vorncipllflly If he till frrrd Kftor-eiitlnR palna. Snffereri who have to pay tho penalty of stomach or ulcer palna, Imllgrntlon, km palna, heartburn, burning flenaallon.. hloat and other condl tlnnH canned by eice,a acid ahould try ft He tax of I'dca Tablets. 'They muit help or money refunded. Ashland Maid Weds n Church Ceremony Helen Beth Home Becomes Mrs. Don Haven Evans in Service Read June the Fifteenth' The First Methodist church of Ashland was the scene of beautiful ceremony when Miss Helen Beth Home, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Earl Home of Ashland, and Mr. Don Haven Evans, Klamath Falls, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. tvans of Chlloquln, were married at four o'clock Sunday afternoon, June the fifteenth. Dr. George W. Bruce read the service in the presence of relatives and friends. The bride was given In marriage by her father. The church was a lovely set ting for the ceremony. Above a bank of white flowers and greenery, seven candles were arranged as a pyramid, and at either side were ribbon fes tooned candles connected by a broad satin ribbon. Seasonal flowera in pastel shades and white were used in additional decorations. Mrs. Frank Davis presided at the console. Miss Lolita Pierson was soloist - Preced- ' ing the entrance of the bridal party, "O, Promise Me," De Koven, and "Evensong," East hope Martin, were played, and Miss Pierson sang, "At Dawn ing." The Lohengrin wedding music was used as the proces sional, and Mendelssohn's wed ding march as recessional. Miss Pierson also sang "Be cause," and "To a Wild Rose," was played softly during the ceremony. Miss Flora Stokoe was maid of honor and Mr. Henry Ev ans, brother of the bridegroom, was best man. Mr. John Mur phy was usher. The bride was lovely in an aqua blue redingote with white accessories, and corsage of gardenias, and Cecil Brun ncr roses. The maid of hon or wore a beige dress, with navy blue and beige acces sories. Her corsage was of roses and sweet peas. The bride's mother was in a 'dusty rose afternoon dress, . navy blue accessories, and corsage of roses and sweet peas. The bridegroom's mother wore navy blue chiffon redingote with white accessories and roses and sweet peas used in her corsage. The - bride' grandmother, Mr. Abbie Har ris, was in navy blue and white redingote with black ac cessories and corsage of sweet peas and roses The reception was held at the home of the bride, 492 Al lison street. The three tiered silver white wedding cake, topped by an arch and tiny' bride and groom was cut by the bride. Miss Maxine Wise and Miss Anita Cooke presid ed at the table and Mrs. Paul H. Home, sister-in-law of the bride served. Miss Edna C. Kennedy continued the cutting of the cake. Beautiful flowers 1 were used in room decora tions. Following the reception the couple left for a week's hon eymoon on the Oregon coast. They will be at home after June the twenty-third at 2850 Bisbee street, Klamath Falls, where Mr. Evans is employed in the distributing offices of the Shell Oil company. The bride was graduated from the Ashland schools and the Southern Oregon College of Education and has taught for the past two years at Chil oquin. The bridegroom is a graduate - of the Chiloquin high school and attended the University of Oregon. He was affiliated with Phi Sigma Kap pa fraternity. Out-of-town guests included Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Evans of Chiloquin; Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Home and daughters, Jan ice and Paula of Klamath Falls; Mr. and Mrs. Otis Roper and daughter Lois of Tulelake, California; Mr. Sam Evans, Chiloquin, Miss Maxine Wise of Prineville and Mr. Henry Evans of Chiloquin. Others present were Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Home, Mrs. Abbie Har- II PORTRAIT of One of Our SHE ENJOYS MONDAYS NOW AND THE ECONOMY SERVICE COST ONLY ris, Miss Anita Cooke, Mrs. E. ' C. Stokoe, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Marean, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Brown, John Murphy, Miss Flora Stokoe, Miss Edna Ken nedy, Dr. and Mrs. George W. Bruce, Mrs. Frank Davis,-' and Miss Lotita Pierson. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Evans are holding open . house on Sunday, June the twenty-second at their home in Chilo-' quin from four o'clock until eight o'clock, honoring Mr. and Mrs. Don H. Evans. No special invitations have been issued, but all friends both old and new are Invited. ' Mrs. Ed Dalmer entertained a group of little friends In honor of the twelfth birthday 1 of her daughter, ' Gloria, at their home on Owen street Saturday afternoon, June the seventh. Games were played and refreshments served to Barbara Burrows, Betty Ad- , ams, Nellie Tennefoss, Tela Tennefoss, Beatrice Morris, Jean Fryer, Shirley Daw, Glor ia and Beverly Dalmer. for bustline charm Whether you're Just d eloping, developed- or ' well developed, LIFE, with . its quilted cushions under the breasts and the elastio . diaphragm release; will re-" ive the dormant charm -that is rightfully yours. -. There's Day-Life, Sport: Life, Night-Life. YouMl want all three to keep your bustline charm constant; . never wavering, no matter your activity. Enjoy LIFE ' from this day on be fitted ,: today! ' ! : . , ; , $1.25 $1.75 $2i0 $3.50 Monday Customers! 8c Lb! L '.V.''y
