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Barbara Bell to
Wed in September
Attractive Klamath Maid to Become Bride of
Rex Hiatt in Early Fall
A grnup nf th younger set learned of tho spproachlng
marriage of Miss Barbara Bell and Mr. Rex Hiatt, at an Inter
esting party given Friday evening by Mns. L. Rex Hiatt at
her home, 1987 Van Ness avenue. The wedding will take place
In mid-September in the First Methodist church.
Miniature letters, leading 1 1
from silver airplanes ar
ranged on the buffet table,
told the news to the guests.
Miss Bell, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. F. T. Brower of Sa
lem, and granddaughter of
Dr. and Mrs. W. A. Leonard,
also of Salem and former pio
neer residents of this city, is
one of the most attractive of
this year's brides-elect. Mr,
Hiatt, graduated from Oregon
State college in June, is now
witn tne engineering depart
ment of Boeing Aircraft, Se
attle. The young counle will
reside in the northern city
following their marriage.
Mr. Hiatt is a member of
Theta Chi fraternity.
Guests at the informal par
ty included Miss Patty Fleet,
Miss Phyllis Collier, Miss
Betty Reymers, Miss Stella
Bowne, Miss Swea Swansen,
Miss Adele Zamsky. Miss
M a r 1 y c e Erlandson, Miss
Jean Merrill. Miss Jeannette
Fitzpatrick, Mrs. Ivan Kan
dra of Merrill, Mrs. Geneva
Garland, Mrs. Arden Doug
las, Miss Bell, and the host
ess, Mrs. Hiatt.
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SHOWER
GIVEN FOR
RECENT BRIDE
Mrs. Charles Thomas and
Mrs. Melvin McCollum were
hostesses at a bridal shower
for Mrs. Allen Steiber (Je
nita Siroky) the evening of
July fourteenth at the home
of Mrs. McCollum, 1139 Cres
cent avenue. Mrs. Steiber re
ceived many gifts and tha
guests enjoyed several very
amusing games. The guests
were Mrs. Roy Johnson, Mrs.
Robert Hall, Miss Alice Hall,
Mrs. Franklin Wright, Mrs.
J. E. Patterson, Mrs. Everett
Biehn, Mrs. Todd Knapp,
Mrs- Beverley Thomas, Mrs.
Clarence Nelson, Mrs. Maria
Bolton, Mrs. C. C. Brown,
Mrs. Walter Lassett, Mrs.
Kenneth Thomas, Mrs. Stan-
ley Siroky and the hostesses. "
Miss Siroky and" Mr. Stei
ber were married in Reno
May thirtieth, by the Rev.
Brewster Adams, of the First
Baptist church. They are liv
ing at 524 North Tenth street.
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ROTARIANS
TO BE GUESTS
AT NEWELL
Rotarians and their wives
. will be entertained at dinner
Tuesday evening of this com
ing week when they will be
guests of Mr. E. R. Shirrell,
project director of the Japan
ese reception center at New
ell, California.
More than fifty Rotarians
. stated their intentions of at
tending the dinner at the
regular Friday noon luncheon
at the Willard this week. "
Mrs. Greer Glascoe and her
infant daughter, Judith Greer,
returned t o their home o n
High street from Klamath
Valley hospital the last of this
week. A guest at the Glascoe
home is Mrs. E. A. Hollins
head of Portland, a former
resident of Klamath Falls.
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FOR DRUGS
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Cocktail
Party Given
Glenn Reckard Enters
Officers Training
This Week
Mrs. Glenn Reckard enter
tained with a cocktail party
for a group of friends on
Tuesday evening of last week
honoring her husband who
left the middle of this week
to enter volunteer officers
training. The affair was given
at the Reckard home, 503
North Ninth street. Mr. Reck
ard has been with the First
National bank here.
Guests bidden to the affair
were Mr. and Mrs. Russell
Marshall, Mr. and Mrs. Or
Ville Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs.
James Morrison, Mr. and Mrs.
Surge Mason Jr., Mr. and
Mrs. James Hawkins, Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Schmidt, Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Conforti, Mr. and
Mrs. W. Hart Jones, Mr. and
Mrs. Clyde Nellls, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert V. Healy, Mr.
and Mrs. Jerry Williams, Mrs.
Adolph Zamsky, Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel A. Mushen, Mr.
Charles O'Connor, Mr. Hilton
Hamilton and Mr. Pat Huss.
STUDENTS
VISIT IN
" KLAMATH FALLS
Miss Eleanor Haworth,
Miss Betty Whitlock and Miss
Catherine Kelley, members
of Delta Zeta sorority fin the
Oregon State college campus,
visited in Klamath Falls re
cently. They have been at
Crater Lake this- season but
did not return due to chang
es made in the park and tha
closing of the lodge.
Miss Haworth will visit In
Corvallis and Portland before
joining her parents, Mr., and
. Mrs. Ralph L. Haworth of
Parma, Idaho. Miss Whitlock
is visiting for a fortnight at
the home of her uncle, Mr.
Lester High, of Poe valley.
She resides in Silverton.
Both girls were guests here
of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Jones
of High street. Miss Kelley,
well known here where she
formerly resided, will return
to Redding to spend the sum
mer with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. C. C. Kelley, before
going back to school in Sep
tember. LAWN PICNIC
IS ENJOYABLE
THURSDAY AFFAIR
Mrs. Frank Ira White was
hostess on Thursday after
noon at a delightful lawn pic
nic at her home, 79 Pine -street,
when she entertained
several older friends and a
group of quite young friends.
The occasion also celebrated
recent birthdays of several of
the children.
Covers at the picnic lunch
eon were laid for Mrs. David
Vandenberg, Mrs. D. P. O'
Leary, Mrs. Sydney Evans,
Mary, Judy, Susan, Cecile and
John Vandenberg, David
Reeder, Patricia O'Leary, Lor
alou Rolph and Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Ira White.
Vacationing
At Diamond Lake
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Elliot'
and two children, John and
Emilie, accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs. Bruce Elliott and
children, Norman Jean and
Patricia Dale, will leave this
Sunday for Diamond lake
where they have taken a cot
tege for o fortnight's holiday.
The Bruce Elliotts are former
residents of this city and now
making their home in Yreka.
California.
Portland
Visitor Arrival
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Long
nave as their guest Mrs.
Long's sister, Mrs. Floyd E.
Legg and children, Douglas
and Ronald, who arrived
Thursday evening from Port
land for a holiday here. The
Longs recently returned from
a trip to San Francisco.
Mrs. Ralph W. Stearns and
two children, "Perky" and
Frances, are spending the
greater part of the summer
at their Lake o the Woods
home. Dr. and Mrs. Carson
nd three young children
were weekend guests of Dr.
and Mrs. Stearns last week.
Dr. Carson is stationed at
Tulelake with the Japanese
reception center medical
corps.
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Honor Guest
Farewell Party Given
Miss Sherman , Prior
To Departure
For the pleasure of Miss
Mary Alice Sherman who left '
August the first to report for
duty with the United States
nursing corps, members of
Oregon State Nurses associa
tion, District No. 8, met for a
farewell party at the home of
Mrs. W. T. Howard in River
view on Thursday evening of
this week.
Hostesses for the affair
were Mrs. Howard, Mrs. Vin
cent Held, Mrs. C. P. Mason
and Mrs. Mark T. Howard.
Miss Sherman, who has
made her home here for the
past eight years, is a sister of
Mrs. Robert Ross of this city.
She will go on active duty
August the eighteenth. During
the evening guests at t h e
party presented her with at
tractive handkerchiefs.
Among those attending the
affair were Miss Sherman,
Nan O'Brien, Emma Williams,
Mildred Hector, Mildred
Crawford, Frances Ross, Jean
NAVY NURSE
Mary Alice Sherman, RN,
leaves this weekend to report
on August the eighteenth for
duty with the United States
navy nursing corps.
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HERALD AND NEWS. KI.AMATH FAUS. OREOON
BRIDE IN
Attractive Dorothy Teed, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Byron Teed of this city, be
came the bride of Lieutenant Don L. West on Saturday, July the eighteenth,
in the Methodist church of Louisville, Kentucky. The groom, graduated re
cently from officers' training school at Fort Kentucky, Isithe son of Mr. and
Mrs. L. A. West of the Merrill highway. ,
Kennell-Ellls.
Yates, Virginia C, Heuvel,
Arlyn Skeen, Gertrude Whist
ler, Del Campbell, Margaret
Strode, Ida Reinarz, Mrs. H.
T. Holt, Lydla F. Howard,
Emma Mason, Blanche How
ard and Helen Held.
BUFFET
SUPPER FOR .
VISITORS ,
An Informal buffet supper
was enjoyed Tuesday eve
ning of last week when Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Savage, Jr.,
of Phoenix, Arizona, and Mr.
and Mrs. James H. Busch
were entertained at the home -of
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Lemire
in the Roosevelt apartments. '
The Savages left the mid
dle of the week for Portland
to visit with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. A. Delzell, later
returning for a brief stay in
San Francisco before return
ing to Phoenix. They were
accompanied by their young
son, Harold 3rd. Mrs. Savage
is the former Jennie Delzell
of this city. .
Visitors
From Madford
Friends are greeting Mrs.
Robert Porter ' and her two
young daughters, Susan and
Sarah, who are spending tiis
weekend in Klamath Falls at
the Robert Zimmerman home.
The Porters, former residents
"of this city, now reside in
Medford. Mrs.' Porter is the ,
former Elizabeth Zimmerman,
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Receives
Commission
Mrs. Charles A. Henderson
of Earle street received word
this week from her brother,
William B, O'Connor of
Caldwell, Idaho, that he had
received his commission as a
lieutenant In the United
States army engineers and is
now stationed at Fort Dill,
Tampa, Florida.
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Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell
' Pelrce of Medford, accom
panied by their son, Maxwell,
Jr., are spending the week
end p Klamath Falls as
guests of Mr. and Mm, Har
lan P. Bosworth, Jr., of Con
ger avenue. Mrs. Perce and
Mrs. Bosworth are sisters.
Miss Florence Weaver, who
has been a guest at the Frank
L. Weaver home on Auburn
street for the past six weeks,
will leave Wednesday for
Los Angeles where she makes
her home.
LOUISVILLE
Wedding
Plans Told
Mary Galyean to Wed
In McArthur Chapel
In South
Miss Mnry Galyean, daugh
ter of Mrs. Marlon Galyean
and the late Mr. Galyean of
Hot Springs, South Dakota,
will become the bride of Lieu
tenant Charles E. Dennis Jr.,
United States army, at an
eight o'clock morning cere
mony In tho Fort McArthur
chapel St San Pedro, Califor
nia, on August the second.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E.
Dennis Sr., accompanied by
. Miss Galyean, left Friday
' morning for the south. En
route they wll be joined by
Miss Mary Frances Dennis of
Sacramento who wfll attend
her future sistertln-law. Mr.
and Mrs. Dennis will return
to Klamath Falls wthln a
week. ,
Lieutenant Dennis and his
bride will reside in Redondo
Beach, California, following
their marriage. The bride
elect Is a member of the Hill
side hospital staff and many
informal affairs have been
given for her during the past
few weeks. On Tuesday eve
ning Mrs. Sadie Peteet enter
tained at her home, 1946 Mel
rose street, with a lawn 'party
and supper. Other guests In
cluded Mrs. Klara Hatfield,
Mrs, Henry Holt and Mrs.
Arlyn Skeen. .
Mrs. Charles' E. Dennis Sr.
asked a group In for luncheon
on Tuesday In compliment to
Miss Galyean. Other guests
Included Mrs. Oscar Peyton,
Mrs. A. B. Epperson and Mrs.
H. G. Wortley.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Las
sett have returned to their
home at 1919 Lowell street
accompanied by Miss Doris
Yantis and Beverley and
Tommy Lassett. For the past
'three months Mr. Lassett has
been stationed in Bakersfield,
California. Ep route horn
they met Mr. and Mrs. Ken
neth Thomas In Los Angeles
for a brief visit, and also
spent several days In Sap
Francisco.
Mrs. Marvin K. Lucas was
hostess on Tuesday evening to
members of her bridge club
at her home on Pacific Ter
race. The group win meet In
September as the guests of
Mrs. Dick Reeder.
FAREWELL
DINNER GIVEN
AT PELICAN
A farewell dinner was
given Wednesday evening at
the Pelican party room by the
Mariners honoring Dr. and
Mrs. O. O. Guernsey who are
' leaving Klamath Falls for the
north. Dr. Guernsey has re
ported for duty with the
United States army medical
corps, and Mrs. Guernsey and
their son. Junior, will remain
in Portland fqr the duration.
' Mrs. Guernsey has served
as a Skipper for the Mariners
troop and will ba greatly
missed by the- girls wth
wpom sb has worked. A lift
was presented to the family
by the Mariners.
NO.HOST
PARTY EVENT
OF. FRIDAY
A no-host party honoring
Mr. and Mr. James Edward
Berrey of this elty who will
leave early next week for
Portland, ws an event of
Friday evening at the Harry
Boivin home on Washington-
Mr. Berrey wjll enter the
United States pavy apd Mrs.
Berrey wll remain n pert
land wth her parent". Mr
and Mrs. S. D. Bonner, for
the duration.
Quests honoring the Ber
reys were Mr. and Mrs.
George 0. Smth. Mr. and
Mrs. Ear) Gardner, Miss
Mary Belle Beswick, Mrs. E,
Lee Payne and Mr. and Mrs.
- Bolvln.
Visits In
StoeMton
M. Ruth Turner left Tues
day for a stay of several
weeks, )n Stockton, California,
as tha guest of her son-in-law
and daughter, Captain and
Mrs. Allan 15. Priest, and to
greet hr lwn granddaugh
ters, Jean Catherine and Joan
Carolina, who arrived at tha
Priest home on . July the ,
seventeenth.
Mr. end Mrs. A. L. Brandt
and two children, Marilyn
and. George, are spending thl
N week at take o' the Woods.
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Mr. Bobert Hrt and two
young daughters, Ann and
Sara, spent several days in
Medford this week.
Mrs. Stanley MUIr Is
spending this weekend at
Sprague River with Mr, Miller.
Dinner Party Event
Of Tuesday Evening
Dr. Farley Honored by Group at Cal-Ore Tav.
ern Prior to Departure for Service
Fatewoll parties hava bticn coming thick and fast In
KUmnth Falls these past fnw months and one of the gayest
w . that g?v"n In honor of Dr. T. Frederick Farley when Dr.
and Mrs. Rny W. Oldenburg and Mr. and Mrs. William Hagel.
stein enturtulned at dinner Tuesduy evening at C. -Or, . lay.
ern. The affair also honored Dr Farley on the occasion of hi.
birthday. lie leaves early next week to report for duty with
,h. Unftcd State, army medics. cor,,;t .llrjbjjj.
Miss Baker
To Wed
Ceremony to Take
Place in Sacred
ii a c-L U
f mat T wiiui v-ii
A wedding of Interest In
Klamath Falls will take place
at ten o'clock Tuesclny morn,
ing, August tho fourth, when
Miss Elizabeth Biikor will bo
coma tho bride of Mr, L.
Orth Stsumore.
The service will be rend In
tho 'Sacred Heart church In
tho presence of relatives and
a few Intimate friends of the
couple.
Mrs. J. Truman Runyan
will attend the hrtdn and Mr.
J. Emmett Slsnmore, brother
of the groom, will be tho best
man. A wedding breakfast
will be served at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hum
ble on Pacific Terrace.
Miss Bakor has roslgned
her position as executive sec
retary of the American Red
Cross, Klamath county chap
ter. The couple will make
their home In this city,
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BRIDGE CLUB
ENTERTAINED
THURSDAY
Mrs. Ted Blnnchnrd and
Mrs. C. Jester entertained for
a group of friends at tho
Blnnchnrd homo on Enrle
street Thursday evening.
High score In bridge was held
. by Mrs. Paul Foster.
Coffee was served ut a lute
hour to Mrs. Roderick Smith,
Mrs. Stanley llnjlcek, Mrs.
Estle Wlrtz, Mrs. Paul Foster,
Mrs. Marvin K. Lucas, Mrs.
Jack Murphy and Mrs.
Gladys Hogue.
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VISITOR AT
LAKE O' WOODS
THIS WEEK
Miss Margaret Taylor of
Wcllosley, Massachusetts, has
bcon the guest this past week
of Mrs. E, A. Geary at tho
Geary summer homo at Lnko
o' the Woods. Mrs. Geary,
Miss Taylor and Alice Geary
returned home Thursday eve
ning from the lake.
Also nt tho Geary canln
this weekend were Mr. Hunt
ington Taylor and his dnugh
tcr. Mrs. Leslie Avrit. They
. returned to Medford Sunday
evening. Miss Taylor Is spend
ing a part of the summer on
the west coast and plans to
return to Wellcslcy in mid
August. MRS. WHITLOCK t
HONOR GUEST
AT PARTY
Mrs. Warren Whitlock was
honored with an evening
party Friday of last week
when Mrs. Sherman Carter
entertained with a shower for
her at the Carter home, 827
Eldorado,
Guests complimenting Mrs.
Whitlock wore Mrs. Duvld
Burgoyne, Mr. Lloyd Kissler,
Mrs. Dick Gallagher, Mrs.
Raymond Bigger, Mrs. Clara
Jester and Mr- Earl Hough.
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with
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EVERBODY'S
808 Main
ml Mr. and Mrs, John Hous
ton, Mr, and Mrs. Robert A,
Thompson, Mr. and Mrs.
Jiunes llusch, Mr. and Mrs,
Martin Swanson, Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth A. Moore, Dr.
and Mrs, Charles V, Hugh,
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Medford,
Dr. and Mrs. Farley and tha
hosts.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Swan
sun hava asked Dr. and Mrs.
Oldenburg and Mr. and Mrs.
Hngeltteln to their home for
supper Sunday evening hon
oring Dr. and Mrs. Farley.
Tho parly will follow an aft.
ernoon of golf.
Dr. and Mrs. Farley and
Mr. and Mrs. W. Hart Jones
spent sovoral days this week
at Diamond lake enjoying a
fishing trip.
On Tuesday the Farleyi,
accompanied by Mr: . N!l
Black, will leave for Pendle
ton. Mrs. Black will visit
with Dr. Black who la also
slntloned at tha Pendleton air
base with the army medical
corps.
DINNER PARTY
GIVEN FOR
VISITORS
Honoring Mrs. Ann Mattoi
of Portland, houseguest of the
Hnrry J. Land of Lakeshore
drive, and Mr. frank Oregory
of Greeley, Colorado, gut at
the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Hlchnrd Ilihbit. a dinner party
was given at the lllbbs home
on Lakeshore Thursday of
last week.
Covers were laid for Mr. and
Mrs. Harry J. Land. Mrs. Ann
Mnttos, Mrs. Marshall Farm
er. Mr. Wilbur Shannon, Mr,
Oregory and the hosts,
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SIMPSONS
LEAVE FOR
HOME IN SOUTH
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. JL
Jack Simpson and young son,
Dell, who have made their
home at 184S Esplanade
street, regretted to learn this
week of their departure for
Fresno, California, where
they will make their home.
Mr. Simpson hns accepted a
position with the Nanon Paint
company. 1
En route south the Simp
sons will spend a weak In
Sun Francisco and continue to
Fresno where they will be
guests of Mr. Simpsons
mnthor, Mrs. R. S. Foster,
while they are house hunting.
MRS. LORENZ
HOSTESS ON
WEDNESDAY
Mrs. Glenn C. Loren? en
tertained Informally at cards
on Wednesday afternoon at
her home on High street.
Guests Included Mrs Lee
Moffatt of Corvallis who is
here for a short time with
Mr. Moffatt, Mrs. Vera Ste
phenson of Orland, Califor
nia. Mrs. David R. Vanden
berg, Mrs. Harry D. Boivin,
Mrs. Stanley Miller, Mrs.
Mitchell Tlllotson and Mrs
O. D. Matthews.
Mrs. C. W. Strong, Mrs. t.
A. Albrecht and Mrs. John
Kenoffcl enjoyed motor
trip to Medford on Thurdy.
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