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The Community Congregational church
will be the scene of o nine o clock wed
ding Sunday morning when Miss Caro
line Daggott. (above), doughtcr of Mrs.
Claudo H. Daggett and the late Mr.
Daggett, weds Mr. Paul Crapo. The
young couple will reside here. Miss Win
ifred Southwell, (center), became Mrs.
James Stilwnll in a ceremony read in
the First Methodist church of Grants
Pass on Saturday, March the seventh.
Mr. Stilwell left Mondoy to report for
duty in tho navy. The bride is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. South
well of this city.
Miss Maxlne Laurenson, ' (above) will
become the bride of Cadet Milton Mc
Auley of the United States ormy air
corps in Phoenix, Arizona, on Monday,.
March the sixteenth. Miss Laurenson
is the daughter of Mrs. Lela Laurenson
of this city. The young couple will re
side in Phoenix. Miss Allene Hough,
below, ' daughter ' of Mrs. Robert ' B.
Hough and the late Mr. Hough, will be-
come Mrs. Stanley Bechtle in o cere
mony to be read at the home of her
uncle, Dr. Bruce D. Carber of Qswego,
Sunday morning. '
.' All pictures by Kennell-Ellim.
Social GaUndtak Siatei
fcuUf Month ojj ManxUt
All work and no play is certainly out as far as wom
en of Klamath Falls ore concerned and although there is
scarcely a one shirking the duties of defense what with a
dozen or so classes under way in first aid, canteen serv
ice, nutrition, motor corps and whatnot, the calendar still
fills itself with affairs which definitely are a lift to the
morale.
For Instance a hundred or more will start out next
Monday morning to open the annual membership cam
paign for the Klamath Community Concert association and
workers should find It o good task well done when they
complete their efforts Saturday, March the twenty-first.
With the Ballet Russo de Monte Carlo scheduled on the
1942-43 series, music and dance lovers are especially
Q thrilled over tho coming performance. "The Marriage of
Figaro" will appear here Monday night at the Pelican the
atre as the last concert of the season. This promises to be
much fun.
Three dances are scheduled for this month, tho Itol
lon supper dance at Roames on the night of Saturday,
March the twenty-first, and the Winter Dancing club Daf
fodil dance the following Saturday. On this same night
there Is the Sons and Daughters dancing party for the
younger group at the Elks temple, this affair sponsored by
the Elks.
Then there are many parties planned for young cou
ples leaving Klamath Falls and if you aren't thinking of
giving one you practically are out of the swing. Never has
there boen such an exodus of Klamath folks. Army and
navy service has quite depleted tho ranks of the younger
married people.
There are two interesting card parties planned, first
being the annual St. Patrick's "whist" party at the WillaVd
oh March the seventeenth by St. Mary's Altar society. The
Other Is the Easter Monday bridge tea sponsored by women
of St. Paul's Guild on April the sixth at the Willard.
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. Scarcely a week passes but one hears of Mister Dan ji
Cupid arranging a marriage among the younger set with
the colors of the army ornavy vying for a place In the
news column along with a description of the wedding gown
of the bride. . '-.''
Of Interest is the announcement of the marriage of
Miss Winifred- Southwell, younger ' daughter of Mr. and '
Mrs. W. W. Southwell of Summers lane, who became the
bride of Mr. James Stilwell, son. of Mr. and Mrs.- F. W.
Stilwell of Bly. The ceremony was read at six o'clock Sat- v;
urday evening, March the seventh,, in the First Methodist vr
church of Grants Pass with the Rev; Darlow Johnson of f i-
dating. . " . ' 'rvi
. On Monday Mr. Stilwell left for Portland where ha j
will enter the service of the United States navy. Mrs; Stil- j
well is remaining in Klamath Falls with her parents.' ' tt
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The bride was attractive in a sheer wool suit of del
phinium blue with black accessories and a corsage of rose- ,
buds. Her sister, Miss Margie Southwell,; was her only ot- x.
tendant and wore a blue wool of a deeper tone. Her flow-
ers were also rosebuds.. Both the young people are mem
bers of well known Klamath families. ; , "jj
An army air corps cadet, Mr Miiton K, McAuley of
Luke field, Phoenix, Arizona, will claim a Klamath Falls rfJ
maid as his bride next Mondoy In the southern city when
the marriage of Miss Maxine Laurenson and Mr. McAuley
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Both ore well known among the' younger group here. '
The bride is -the daughter of Mrs. Lela Laurenson of this :
city. Mrs. Laurenson, Maxine and her younger sister, Doro "-s
thy, left Thursday evening for Phoenix to make final plans '
for the simple ceremony. The young couple will reside lr .
Phoenix until Mr. McAuley completes his trainina cours
in-tne air corps.
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