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THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAGE SEVEN
Marion Stanley Is
Lovely Fall Bride
Vows Exchrtnged Before Altar Banked With Late
Autumn Flower, in Congregational Church
Lata autumn flowen decorated Ihn Community Congrriin
tlonl church on tht evening of November twenty-elghth,
when MIm Morion Stanley, dnuhlor of Mr. and Mm. Cherles
W. 8linly. and Mr. George Allensworth, on of Mr. and Mrs.
H. D. Bchroeder, exchanged vow at a bountiful candlelight
ceremony. Koverend Eugene V. lloynes pcrformud the cere
mony.
preceding the ceremony,
Mrs. It. B. Thompion mug "ne
ceino," accompunlcd by Mm.
E. V. Haynes.
The bride, ill von In mnrrlutio
by her fnther. wore a gown of
white satin with train. An
embroidered Juliet rep held
her fingertip veil In pliice. She
carried a white pruyor book
with while nnd ailvor slremn.
em falling from a single or
chid. Miss Dotty McNerney wm
the bride's inald-oMionor, The
other attendants were Mm.
James Crapo, (later of tho
bride, and Mm. E. A. Bedul,
liter of the room. They nil
worn frocks of tnffxtn In pastel
iBhodn with flower hciid bands
to match and cnrrlcd old-fash-loned
colonlul bouquet.
The rlni( brurnr waa three-year-old
llobbv llrdnl. on of
Mr. and Mrs. E A. Dedal.
Mr. Lime Warren wai bent
man and Mr. Lee rtiiltencutlcr
and Mr. K. A. Brrtnl were ush
er. A reception followed the
ceremony at the Stenley homo.
Those assisting were Mm. W.
A. Bishop, Mrs Krank Hamm,
Mm. T J. Webb and Mm
O. K. Scott.
Mr and Mm. Allcnaworth
will be at home In Scuttle n f
tr December the first.
HENLEY MAID
BECOMES BRIDE
IN NEVADA
Mr. and Mm. Samuel TV
Dehllngnr of Klamath Fella
announce the marriage of their
daughter, Marjorle, to Mr.
Vern Hickman Berry. on of
Mr. and Mm. H. Berry of
Henley.
The ceremony took place
Thumday, December the
fourth. In Reno. Nevada. At
tending the couple were Mr.
and Mm. Robert Dehllnger.
brother and alstor-lnlay of
the bride. A honeymoon of
several days will bo spent In
San Francisco and Mr. and
Mm. Berry will return here
to make their noma In the
Henley district. The bride la
a former Henley high achool
student
MISS PRICE
HONORED ON
BIRTHDAY
Miss Darlene Price observed
her tenth birthday anniversary
on Wednesdny when membem
of the fifth grade at Riverside
achool were Invited to the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Milton
Price, 4.4 South Riverside,
for gamea followed by birth
day cake and Ice cream.
Honoring Darlene were
Donna Beck, Myrna Cnstlc-
bcrry, Leon Sheppler, Joy
Slmmera, Marge Foster, Olga
Yerkovlch, Lola Baker, Louise
Baker, Peggy Derby, Wnnda
Keller, Dale Ingvardaen, Del
mar Robinson, Warren Pitt,
Clarice Berg, Donald Rouse,
Robert Fisher, and Dorothy
Savage.
HOLIDAY
BAZAAR PLANS
MADE BY GROUP
Plana hove been completed
by women of the Ftrat Chris
tian church for their annual
Chrlatmea bazaar which will
be held all day Saturday, Do
camber the thirteenth, at the
First Federal Savings and
Loan building at Sixth and
Main streets.
There will be gifts of all
kinds offered to the holiday
shopper Including needlework,
home made cakes, cookies and
Christmas candles. The publlo
la Invited to call
Mrs. Warren Hunt enter
talnad at her horns on Pacific
Terrace for membem of the
Bethany circle of the First
Presbyterian church this past
week. Assisting hostesses were
Mra, Mylua P. Wlnnlnghnm,
Mm. Walter Wlegendanger,
Mra. Phoebe Blackwell and
Mra. Fred Fleet. Thirty-five
were present at the luncheon.
Frlonda regret to loam of
the Illness of Mr. and Mra. P.
J. Mullen of Albion, Nebraska,
parents of Mrs. Byron Harden
brook of thin city. Mrs. liar
donbrook left by train Thurs
day night for Albion. Both
Mr. and Mra. Mullon visited
here In August where they
made many frlenda who hope
for their apcedy recovery.
A regular meeting of the
ladiea auxiliary of Canton
Crater will be held next Thurs
day evening, December the
eleventh, at the IOOF hall at
eight o'clock.
Star Socia
Club Elects
Mrs. Humble to Head
Organ i z a t i o n for
Coming Year
The fourteenth annlversury
of the Eastern Star Social
club wui observed Friday uf
ternoon, Docembur the fifth,
at tho Masonic temple, and
now officers were elected for
the coming year.
Mm. Clarence A, Humble
was selected as the new presi
dent, Mis. Wlllnrd Peyton,
vice president, and Mm. F. H.
Cotcr, secretary.
Mra. Frank Ira White pre
sented Mm. Molvln Henry, the
outgoing president, and Mrs.
Karl Templar, outgoing sec
retary, with gifts In behalf of
tho club.
A birthday cake with four
teen candles provided the
table centerpieces, and pouring
(luring tho tea hour was Mrs.
Oscar Peyton, the fust presi
dent of tho club. Tho Individu
al tables were decorated with
pottery statue candle holders
of Ivory with red candles,
which wore presented to each
member, as was also a Christ
mas stocking.
Eight tables of bridge wcro
In ploy with Mm. E. M. Chil
eote receiving the award for
high, and Mm. Earl Smith,
low.
On the hostess committee
for the afternoon were Mm.
B. C. Johnston. Mm. L. B.
Hopkins. Mrs. Oldham, Mrs.
Charlotte Martin, Mrs. Oliver
Splkvr and Mrs. Lloyd Rob
Ison. HOLIDAY PARTY
ENJOYED ON
MONDAY EVE
Mm. H. J. Hcndrlckson en
tertained at her home, 2460
Applegato avenue, at a Christ
mas party for members of
hrr bridge club. Holiday deco
rations were used about the
rooms and In tho favors. High
core and traveling award
went to Mrs. Thomns Laird.
Later there was a gift ex
change. Special club gucsU were
Mm. Earl McNccly and Mrs.
Louis Stewart, tho latter from
Morrill. Others present wcro
Mrs. Hans Norland, Mrs.
Lloyd B. Emery. Mrs. William
Westovcr, Mrs. Thomas Laird,
Mrs. Francis Savage, and Mrs.
Paul Angstrad.
Members of WCTU will
meet with tho Rev. and' Mrs.
J. Clarence Orr at their home,
437 North Third street, at two
o'clock Tuesday afternoon, De
cember the ninth. All mem
bers and interested persons
are urged to attend.
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WEDS IN EAST
Maxlno Hartlerodo of Merrill hag left for Phila
delphia where her marriage will take place in
the eastern city,
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Matron
Honored
Mrs. Anice Anderson
Complimented at
Family Meet
Mrs. Anice Anderson, be-
loved .Klamath county matron,
was honored by members of
her family on the occasion of
her eishty seventh birthday
Sunday, November the thir
teenth, at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Dan Colwell, 517 North
Tenth street.
Dinner was served at one
o'clock with a huge birthday
cake presented to Mrs. Ander
son. Among those present were
three children, Mrs. Dan Col
well, Mrs. George T. Graham
and Mr. R. Henry Anderson;
five grandchildren, Mrs. James
Murdoch, Mrs. Lyle Durrell,
Kirs. E. B. Goeckner, Mrs.
Donold Colwell. ond ten great
grandchildren, Robert Martin
Snyder, Larry Snyder, Kent
MATRON'S ANNIVERSARY OBSERVED
Mrs. Anice Andcrson'a eighty-seventh birthday was observed with a family
gathering this past week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Col well. Present
fc'cre sons, daughters, grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Front row, left
to right, Kent Goeckner, Sue Murdoch, Josephine Colwell, Larry Snyder, Dickie
Durrell; second row, Robert Martin Snyder, Mrs. Lyle Durrell, Mrs. George
Graham, Mm. Anice Anderson, Mr. Lyle Durrell and Jimmy Durrell, Mr. George
Graham; third row, Mr. Donald Colwell, with Mary Jean Colwell, Mra. R. H.
Anderson, Mr. R. H. Anderson, Mrs. Dan Colwell; fourth row, Mra. James Mur
doch, Mr. E. B. Goeckner, Mrs. E. B. Goeckner, Mrs. Robert Colwell, with
Margaret Ann Colwell; fifth row, Mr. James Murdoch, Mrs. Donald Colwell,
Robert Colwell, and at the back, Mr. Dan Colwell.
Comart atudio.
Goeckner, Thlrza Goeckner,
Josephine Colwell, Mary Jean
Colwell, Margaret Anne Col
well, Sue Murdoch, and Dickie
and Jimmy Durrell.
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SCHOOLMATES
PLAN ANNUAL
HOLIDAY PARTY
An interesting affair plan
ned for the coming week is the
annual Christmas party and
gift exchange of the School
mates club, organization of
long time residents of this city
who have met for many years.
The party will be held Fri
day, December the twelfth, at
twelve o'clock noon at the
home of Mrs. George Grizzle,
927 Jefferson street. There
will be dinner served at that
hour followed by the giving of
presents.
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MRS. HEID
LEAVES ON
HOLIDAY VISIT
Mrs. Jacob Held, mother of
Mrs. Carleton W. Hornibrook,
left Thursday evening by train
for Greeley, Colorado, where
she anticipates a delightful
Christmas season with her
only grandchild, Becky Ann,
three-year-old dnughter of Dr.
and Mrs. Donn J. Barber.
Mrs. Held will olso visit for
a time at the home of her son,
and daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. John Laurence of Santa
Ana, California, before return
ing here in early spring
DRAMA GROUP
MAKES PLANS
FOR JANUARY
The drama group of AAUW
met Monday evening at the
home of Mrs. Joseph C. O'Neill
on Mon Claire street, and
plans for presenting plays dur
ing the post-holiday season
were discussed.
Within a Bhort time the
group hopes to cast plays and
to complete the membership.
Mrs, Wood Hostess
To Vena Group
Members of the Verse
group of the Writers league
were entertained by Mra. Will
Wood on Thursday afternoon
at her home on Pacific Ter
race. The dessert hour was at
half past one o'clock with the
dessert hour prevailing, and
Mrs. Wood presented her
guests with pine cone cor
sages and other gifts. Study
of the Italian sonnet was con
tinued at this meeting.
Mr. and Mrs, Harry Goeller
Sr. and daughter, Adra, left
Friday afternoon for Aber
deen, Washington, where they
will spend the weekend with
their son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Goeller
Jr., and their young grandson,
Sojourners
To Give Party
New Officers to Be
Installed at Holiday
Affair
The Sojourners club will
hold their Christmas party
and installation of officers at
the Willard hotel on Wednes
day afternoon, December the
tenth, at a quarter to two
o'clock, with past officers
serving on the hostess com
mittee, including Mrs. Mar
shall Former, Mrs. C. A.
Lundy, Mrs. C. S. Elliot, Mrs.
Dale Smith, Mrs. Hans ' Nor
land, Mrs. Thomas J. Orr Jr.,
Mrs. Glenn Jones, Mrs. W. B.
Yates.
Those attending are re
quested to bring a small gift
for the gift exchange when
Santa Claus will be master of
ceremonies.
The club's new officers are
Mrs. Matthew Rauw, presi
dent; Mrs. Ramon Kent, vice
president; Mrs. A. J. Myers,
treasurer, and Mrs. Sanford
Selby, secretary.
BRIDGE CLUB
ENTERTAINED
AT EL PADRE
Mrs. Carl G. Reymers en
tertained for members of her
bridge club and their hus
bands with a steak dinner at
El Padre on Saturday evening
of last week.
Covers were laid for seven
teen, the guests later adjourn
ing to the Reymers home
where bridge was played.
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Lee Metz, son of Mr. and
Mrs. George Metz, who has
been attending school at
Peoria, Illinois, has returned
to his home here to remain
until after the first of the year.
En route home he stopped at
Spokane, Washington, and
attended the Oregon-Oregon
State game at Eugene.
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Mrs E. F. Kiclty entertained
for members of her bridge club
Tuesday of last week. Mrs.
Edward Hickman received
high score, Mrs, David Shirk,
second, and Mrs. J. M. Baker,
low. Mrs. Nate Thornton was
a guest of the evening.
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Tulelake
A correction In the date of
the Winema club Christmas
party has been made. It will
be at the home of Mrs. Lee
Dixon on December eleventh
instead of December second.
'Try the Naw Deol"
at BUICK
See Mr. Yoes,
Factory Trained Service Mgr.
JUNIOR MATRONS
ENTERTAIN FOR
NEW MEN'S GROUP
The Junior Matrons of the
First Methodist church enter
tained the newly organized
men's class on Wednesday
evening in the church parlors
when twenty-five were
present
Mrs. C. Poole and Mrs. S.
Peterson were In charge of
the refreshments and Mrs. A.
R. Hansen, Mrs. Delller and
Mrs. Wallace Uerlings of the
entertainment.
An Invitation Is extended to
all young men interested to at
tend this class, taught by Dr.'
P. H. Rozendal.
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Christmas Program
Scheduled Monday
Woman's Library Club Anticipates Hearing Pro
fessor Anthony F, Blanks of University
First of the holiday programs will be presented this com
ing Monday afternoon at two o'clock when the Klamath Falls
Woman's Library club members hear Professor Anthony F.
Blanks of the University of California In his program, "Christ
mas on the Old Plantation,"
Those who have heard Pro
fessor Blanks will not wish
to miss this program which,
ha declares, Is "another old
fashioned Christmas lecture."
In keeping with the holiday
theme Mrs, Don J. Zumwalt,
music chairman, has an
nounced Charles Stanfield, di
rector of music at Klamath
Union high school, will pres
ent his a eappella choir of
boys and girls, In a program
of Christmas numbers. This,
in itself, will b a delightful
treat.
Hospitality committee mem
ber for the day will be Mrs.
Helen Melaas and Mrs. Fred
Fletcher, with Mrs. A, G.
Proctor in charge of flowers.
The meeting is called for
two o'clock sharp by Mrs. R.
R. Proebstel, president, and
there will be a report on the
ballots presented last meeting
at which time members voted
whether or not to purchase
a defense savings bond from
Library club funds, and
whether or not to continue
the contributions sent an
nually to Doembechtr hos
pital for crippled children.
EPIPHANY
SEASON TO
BE OBSERVED
Already plans are being
made for next year's calendar
by women of St. Paul's Epis
copal church when they will
be host group to all women of
the parish and St Barnabas'
mission of Langell Valley with
an Epiphany day celebration
Plans now call for corporate
communion at ten o'clock the
morning of Tuesday, January
the sixth, followed by a
twelve o'clock potluck lunch
eon at which time a huge
Epiphany cake will be cut
There is an afternoon program
of music arranged.
Board Meeting
Of AAUW Held
A board meeting of the:
Klamath chapter, AAUW, was
held Wednesday eveningt the
home of Mrs. Godfrey C.
Blohm, president, on Pacific
Terrace. Plans for the annual
Christmas party to be held
next week were discussed by
the group.
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SPEAKER
Professor Anthony F. Blanks
of the University of Califor
nia will be the guest speaker
Monday before the Klamath
Falls Woman's Library club,
the topic being "Christmas on
the Old Plantation."
The international relations
group of AAUW will meet
Tuesday, December the ninth,
at eight o'clock in the evening
at the home of Mrs. Ramon
L. Kent, 1938 Fremont street.
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