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Gallagher-Shaw
Wedding
PPROPRIATELY military was the ceremony which solemnized th
wedding of Patricia Jane Gallagher and Lieutenant Robert Doug
las Shaw at two o'clock Saturday afternoon, July the eleventh.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Shaw are shown above immediately after
they had exchanged vows at St. Paul's Episcopal church. Together at
left, they are about to cut the large wedding cake decorated with a
patriotic motif in red, white and blue- at the reception held for them
ot-the home of the bride's mother, Mrs. Francis Robert Olds, on
Riverside Drive.
The newlyweds left shortly after the ceremony for Salt Lake City
where Lieutenant Shaw will be stationed with the army air corps. They
took with them the best wishes of a host of friends in Klamath Falls.
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