March 20, 1948
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FAlls, OREGON
PAGB SBYEJ?
Christian Church
Scene of Wedding
Attractive Klamath Maid Is Bride in Ceremony
Read March the Fourteenth Here
On Sunday noon, March tha fourleonth, E. Call Clapp,
daughter of Mr. and Mr. Rilph Clnpp of thin city, became
(ho brldo of Leo Woodruff of Eugene. The wedding was held
In Iho First Christian church with Hev. Arthur Bale rending
tho double ring ceremony.
MuKHeR of palmt and lull bouqueta of while tlock, culla
llllea and yellow duffodlli ware banknd around the altur. Pre
ceding the tervlre Ethel Perkins of Eugene sang "Because"
and Mrs. Iluydon played .
Mendelssohn's wedding
niitrch lit the organ,
The bride, given In mar
riage by her father, wore a
gown of while latin with long
slooves and a train. Around
Othe V link and the wrliti
wero Insirlt of lave, and her
flngurtlp length veil fell from
n cup of net and orange blot
noun. She curried a white
Bible and ilngle white orchid
caught by long white rlbboni.
The brtde'i sister, Mrt. Jack
Fleming, wm the matron of
honor J ml wore a floor-length
frock of yellow illk marqui
sette with sweetheart neck
line, short puffed slooves and
a full skirl, and carried an
nrm bouquet of giilmon pink
carnations. Tho brldcsmuld,
Kemldino Knuth, wore light
blue allk iiiorqulsetto made In
a stylo similar to the drcia
of the matron of honor, but
with insertions of mulching
luce around the full akirt.
Her bouquet waa of pale pink
cnrnntloni,
Tlio brldc'i mother wore a
nuvy ensemble with print
dress und nuvy hat, Hor cor
mi lie wu of aweetpent and
Oplnk rosebuds. Mra, Bert
Woodruff, mother of the
groom, wore a nuvy blue pin
striped null with a white
blouse, u hut of medium rust,
and coinage of pink roiebud
and swectprat.
The host mnn was Harlan
Woodruff, brother of the
Kronm, and the Hubert were
Stanley Click and Dean Ste
phen!. At tho close of the cere
mony Mrs. Iluyden played
the recessional. The reception
was held In the parlors of the
church to which about seventy-five
guests wero Invited.
Mrs. Stanley Click and Mrs.
C. N. Kobertson poured, the
table centered with sweet
peas and rosebuds. Mrs. Ar
thur Bute served the bride's
cake.
Out-of-town guests here for
tho wedding were the groom's
O pnrcnts. Mr. and Mra. Bert
Woodruff of Eugene, his
brother and slsler-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Harlan Woodruff,
also of Eugene; Mrs. A. V.
Hood and William R. Clapp,
of Portlnnd, sister and father
of Ralph Clapp, and Mlsa
Ethel Perkins of Eugene.
Mr. and Mrt. Woodruff will
spend their honeymoon at
Cress-dell lodge near Lake
Odoll, nnd will be at home
after March the twentieth at
043 Alder street, Eugene,
where Mr. Woodruff It attend
ing tho Northwestorn Chris
tian college as a student of
theology. Ho will be gradu
ated this spring.
Following tho marriage of
their doughtcr Gull, on Sun-
day, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
O Clnpp entertained at dinner
for tho bride and groom and
the out-of-town gnosis. Those
present were Mr. and Mrs.
Leo Woodruff, Mr. and Mra.
Bert Woodruff, Mr. nnd Mrt.
Ilarlon Woodruff, Ethel For
king, Mrt. A. V. Hood, Wil
liam R. Clnpp, Mrs. Jack
Fleming and the host and
hostess, Mr. nnd Mrs, Ralph
Clnpp.
MUSICALE
SCHEDULED
APRIL I2TH
The nnnual musical pre
sented each spring for the plea
sure of members of tha Klam
ath Falls Woman's Library
club, will bo given this year on
a Monday, April the twelfth, in
" tho mnln auditorium of the
public library.
Mrs. Don J. Zumwalt, music
chairman, Is in chnrge and
Kiiiel she hnd received mnny
requests to hour from younger
people In tho city. Tho first
half of tho program will be
presented by high school tal
ent, tho second half by those
more seasoned performers.
ENSIGN WEDS
NEW JERSEY
GIRL MARCH 14
Word of tho nmrrlngo of
Muslim Cioorgo Howard
Frank, United Slates nnval
reserve, nnd Miss Fern Car
ntens of Irvlngton, Now Jer
sey, on Mnrch tho fourteenth,
bus been received by Mends
here. Ensign Frank is a for
mer Kcno high school coach
0 nnd teacher, prior to his en-
llstmont in tho navy.
Tho ceremony took place at
tho Stanford Heights Presby
terian church In Irvlngton.
Tho young couple will be at
home on tho east coast.
Matron
Honored
Mt. Laid Home Scene
Of Party on Sunday
Afternoon
MT. LAKI Brelthaupt was
honored with a shower Sun
day afternoon at tho home of
Mrt. F. D. Jackson, with Mrs.
Paul Brolthnupt, Mrs. Orvllle
Diilton and Miss Marguerite
Pollard as hostosses.
The ninny gifts were re
ceived from a lace-covered
tuble centered with a bou
quet of pink sweet-peas, nar
cissi, forget-me-nots und fern.
Those attending and send
ing gifts were Mrs. Earl
Reynolds, Mrs. Joe Keller,
Mr. and Mrs. Dale West, Mrs.
Lloyd Froom, Mrs. Cecil
Whitby, Mrs. Leslie Adums,
Mrs. W. M. Wlllinms, Mrs.
Jay Munnlng, Mrs. Jack
Marshall, Mrs. B. W. Short,
Mrt. Clarence Gober, Mrs. L.
A. West and Mrs. Gerald
West.
Mrs. Kenneth Kluhn, Mrs.
Hurold Dchllnger, Mrs. Har
old Dixon, Mrs. Elizabeth
Nnrrls, Mrs. R. S. Hopkins,
Mrt. T. D. Penlrs, Mrt. Ed
gar Neese, Mrs. Sam Enmun,
Mrs. Estcllu Hill, Mrs. Fred
Mueller, Mrs. R. L. Fleming,
Mrs. Joss Johnson, Mrs. El
don Kuylor, Mrs. Bell Daw
son, Mrs. Ralph Hill, Mrt.
Jettla Kaylor, Mrt. Joy Fair
clo, Mrt. Marjorie Brltsenden
and Mrs. Vornon Durant.
Mrs. Roy Gooding, Mrs. W.
V. Whlllutch, Mrs. Pavltt
Newnhum, Mr. and Mrs. J. G.
Griffith and family, Mrs.
Scott Thompson, Mrs. Albert
Keady, Mrs. Clyde Griffith,
Mrs. J. C. Rlghtmler, Mrs,
Wallace Thompson, Mrs.
Henry Scmon, Mrs, Percy
Dixon, Mrt. Fanny Cheync,
Mrt. Lawrence Blrk, Mrt.
Roy La Prarle, Mrt. Dewey
Pollard, Mrs. Arthur Cole,
Mr. and Mrs. Hudson Barrow
and Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Jack
son. Mrt. Charles De Lap Jr.,
Mrt. Howard Jackson, Mrs.
Ira Orem, Mrs. Mary Brelt
haupt, Mrs. Orvlllo Dalton
and Mrs. Paul Brelthaupt.
Miss Marguerite Pollard,
Miss Ethel Dixon, Miss Jenn
Thompson, Miss Martha Kell
' er, Miss Eris Floming, Miss
Mnrcllle Reynolds, Miss Bar
bnra La Prario, Miss Dorothy
Dixon, Miss Patricia Short, -Miss
Lorraine Stover, Mist
Verna Choyne and Alma
Stover.
Mnry Louise Enman, Elea
nor Ann Jackson, Patricia
Mueller, Sylvia Keady, Win
nlfrcd and Betty Lou Gober,
Jennie Hill, Linda De Lap
and Ray Jackson.
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WED IN CHURCH RITES
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Woodruff were married March
tho fourteenth at tho First Christian church at
high noon. Tho bride is the former Gall Clapp,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Clnpp of this
clly.
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Social
Cale
nd
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Monday, March 22
Official inspection Degree
of Honor lodge, KC hall, 8
p. m.' No hostess banquet at
Klamath. Lutheran church,
6:30 p. m.
Minerva book club, BPW,
with Edna Russell, 7:30 p. m.
C a t h olic Daughters of
America social meeting In the
parish hall at 8 p, m.
Edith Cunning book club of
BPW, with Suzanne Hamilton.
Spring meeting Siskiyou
district, Garden club, Library
club rooms with no-hostess
luncheon at Pelican.
Tuesday, March 23
Happy Hour club to meet at
2 p. m. at home Mrs. J. J. Kel
ler on Jefferson street.
Delta Gamma chapter, Del
phian, with Mrs. C. E. Mor
rison, Pacific Terrace, 0:48
a. m. Mrs. F. L, Weaver,
lender.
Venture club with Dorothy
Laurcnson, 7 IS California
avenue. :
Aloha, OES, regular session
In Masonic temple. Initiation.
Wednesday, March 24
Guest day planned by So
journers, Willard hotel ball
room, afternoon.
Thursday. March 25
Guild to meet In parish
house, St. Paul's, potluck
luncheon nt noon, business
meeting.
Bethany circle to meet in
church parlors for 1 o'clock
paper sack lunch. Hostesses
to serve coffee.
Friday, March 28
Aloha Past Matron club
luncheon, 1 p. m., Masonic
templo. '
Friday. April 2
Opening of season for
Women of Roamos at club
house. Tournament and
luncheon.
Monday. April 5
Regular meeting of the
if
y .m mvnm mm m mnu wwi'iin m i. i iiiiwii Ilil.nl
AT THE BIRTHDAY PARTY
The Oregon Women't Ambulance corps observed the first
birthday party of the group at the Elk hotel Tuesday eve
ning. Members came in costume and shining examples are
theso, left to right, Mrt. John Mullin, Mrs. George Kurtz,
Miss Bcrdcna Reeder, Mrt. Herman Lofdahl and Mrs. Marion
' Johnson.
Kathleen Livingston.
Klamath League of Women
Voters in the email clubroom,
city library, 2 p. m. Foreign
policy group, Mrt. E. A. Geary,
'leader, in charge.
Tuesday, April 8
Regular dinner meeting of
BPW, Willard hotel.
April meeting of Nile club
to be held. Hostesses to be
announced later.
Monday, April 12
Executive board, BPW club,
with Jane Eyerly, 7:30 p. m.
Annual musicale presented
by Klamath Falls Woman's
Library club with Mrt. D. J.
Zumwalt in charge. Main
auditorium public library, 2
p. m.
Tuesday, April 13
Arts and Craft at parish
house sponsored by St. Paul'a
auxiliary, 1 p. m. through
evening.
Monday, April 28
April meeting of Garden
club; Program and plant sale.
Annual Easter Monday
bridge toa by Guild of St.
Paul' at Willard hotel.
Saturday, May 1
Annual Shrine benefit
danco for Crippled Children's
hospital, Portland, at Klam-:
ath Falls armory.
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GUEST DAY
PROGRAM IS
SCHEDULED
" What promises to be one
of the most delightful affairs
of the coming week, it guest
day planned for Wednesday,
March the twenty-fourth, in
the Willard hotel ballroom by
members of the Sojourners
club.
Each member It privileged
to invite guests to make up
a table. Newcomers to Klam
ath Falls are cordially invit
ed. Tablet will be planned
for - them. The aole purpose
of the Sojourners club is to
greet newcomert. There it a
Handing invitation to them.
Mrt. W. A. Shannon it
chairman of the affair and is
being assisted by Mrs. Harry
Land and Mrs. Matt Finni
gan. Phone Mra. Land, 8095,
or Mrt. Shannon at 6681 for
reservation! before Monday
evening.
FAREWELL
PARTY GIVEN
FRIDAY. NIGHT
Mist Ramona Reeves enter
tained for a group of school
friends at the home of her
parents,- Mr. and Mrt. Ray
mond Reeves of Lakeshore
drive, on Friday evening in
honor of Miss Phyllis Turner
Who, with her parents, is
leaving to make her home in
Juneau, Alaska.
Following an evening of
games -and dancing supper
was served and the honor
guest presented with gift
from the group, Saying good
bye to Phyllis were Rose Oss,
Barbara Reeder, Patsy Han
ten, Erlene Wheeler, Jean
nine Selby, Shirley Robinson,
Darlene Gehrmann, Doris
Liggett, June Bosworth, Hoi
lis Peace, Margaret Flock,
Lois Cada, Lola Whlsenant,
Effle Botens, Sharon Moore
and Ramona Reeves.
Mrs. A. L, Crawford Is
spending the remainder of the
month in Walla Wnlla, Wash
ington visiting her son-in-law
and daughtor, Mr, and Mrs,
Peter Cnrtwrlght.
Mr, and Mrs. Walter Lns
sett and two children, Bev
erly and Tommy, left Thurs
day for Bakcrsflcld whera
they will spend tho coming
four months,
Bruce Bean Is spending
spring vacation visiting with
his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Lee
Bean of Portland,
Members
Urge Gardens
Bonanza - Langell V a I
ley Garden Club to
Stress Program
BONANZA Langell Val
ley Garden club will hold its
first meeting of the year on
Friday, March tho twenty
sixth, at two o'clock at the
home of Mrs. F. W. Brown.
The new officers, Mrs. Harry
Frazier, president, and Mrs.
F. W. Brown, secretary and
treasurer, will preside.
The roll call will be
answered with the name of a
vegetable best suited for this
community, and a planned '
program for the year will be
discussed. It is hoped there
will be a large attendance at
the meetings this season as
not only are Victory gardens
a real necessity but a patrio
tic gesture as well. While
food gardening will be
stressed, there will still be
sometime given to beautify
ing the home with flowcrt
and shrubs.
Everyone is invited to come
to every meeting, as only by
proper planning, seeding and
cultivation can we achieve the
highest goal in supplying our
food needs.
Mrs. Jack Horton and Mrs.
Birdie Burk were co-hostesses
at a St. Patrick's day card
party Tuesday evening at the
Bonanza Women's clubhouse.
Guests enjoying the affair
were, Mrs. Owen Pepple, Mrs.
Paul Mauldln, Mrs. William
Bechdoldt, Mrs. Claude Bcch
doldt, Mrs. Elva Maxwell,
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Altamont
Troop
Busy
Girl Scouts Make Book
lets for Red Cross
Chapter
Crater Lake Troop No. 9,'
Girl Scouts, have had a very
busy and Interesting year.
There are thirty girls in the
troop and they meet each
Thursday at Altamont Junior
high school. Only sixth grade
girls belong to this troop.
Tenderfoot girls work un
der the leadership of Mrs.
Vida Hanson and are now
completing the required work
that will give them second
class rank. They are making
individual scrap books in
which they will record their
year's accomplishments. They
have made booklets contain
ing stories for the Red Cross.
A study will be made of the
history of the U. S. flag and
flag etiquette and it will
keep this group of girls busy
if they complete the work
outlined for the year.
The more advanced girls
are working on first class
badges under the leadership
of Mrs. Emma Carter. Along
with their badge work they
are helping in the war effort
by working on projects for
the Red Cross.
Early in the year the girls
sold cookies and Christmas
cards to raise money for
themselves 'and the county
council. They have contrib
uted to national headquarters
toward a fund for war or
phans and are planning to
give pennies to the amount of
the years they are of age for
the Juliette Low fund.
Troop No. 9 took part In
the birthday week program at
the Fremont school by pre
senting a skit. Nadine Guyer,
who took the part of Uncle
Sam, did 'especially well.
They were well represented
at "Scouts' Own" at the Wil
lard hotel. Several activities
are planned for the near
future.
The Veterans of Foreign
Wars have sponsored . the
Crater" Lake troop for two
years.' This organization
makes it possible for the lead
ers to present the awards
earned by the girls without
charge to the Scouts.
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TNT BRIDGE .
CLUB MEETS
WEDNESDAY
St. Patrick's favort were
used Wednesday evening,
March seventeenth, when
Mrs. A. C. Backes entertained
at her home on Pacific Ter
race for members of TNT
bridge club.
Mrs. Henri Conradt held
high score. A guest of the
evening was Mrs. Glenn In
man. Miss Gertrude Tolle will
entertain in a fortnight.
Mrs. Dewey Horn, Mrs. F. Vf.
Brown, Mrs. Lebow, Mrs.
Harlan Cox and Mrs. G. M.
Loomis. High pinochle score
was won by Mrs. Harlan Cox
while high score for bridge
went to Mrs. Paul Mauldln.
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OWAC Obse rves
First Anniversary
Members Gather at Elk Hotel. Tuesday Evening
For Hard-Times Party; Stripes Awarded
The first anniversary of the Klamath unit of the Oregon
Women's Ambulance corps was celebrated at a hard-times
party given for the corps members last Tuesday evening at
the Elk hotel, when entertainment consisted of games and sing
ing, ending up with a buffet supper.
The various gct-ups in which the members appeared pro
vided a lot of the evening's fun, with prizes for the best coa-
tume finally going to Ser
"."
BETROTHED
Miss Vivian Martin, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mar
tin of Merrill, has joined the
ranks of brides-elect with the
announcement of her engage
ment to Mr. Gordon Frazier
of Reno. The groom-to-be is
the son of Major Frank C.
Frazier of Washington, D. C,
and Reno.
LUNCHEON
PLANNED BY
GUILD
Members of the Guild of
St. Paul's are asked to meet
at the parish house Thursday
of this coming week for pot
luck luncheon at noon fol
lowed by a business meeting.
Plans for the Easter Mon
day benefit bridge tea will
be discussed.
During the afternoon Mrs.
Frederick C. Wissenbach, wife
of. the rector, will talk on her
experiences during the years
the family lived In Munich.
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Sixth end Main
geant Naomi Kurtz.
Service stripes denoting
year in the corps were pre
sented by Captain Kathleen
Livingston.
Those receiving the stripes
were Lieutenant Berdena
Reeder, Sergeants Gladys
Lofdahl, Jane Epley, Doris
Payne, Eva Hooper, Naomi
Kurtz, Esther Lawlcr, Cor
porals Mona Dixon, Ella Mul
len, Myrtle Donelson, Alyce
Dickinson, Louise Borton,
Dena Backes, Vera Chase,
and Privates Ethel Storm,
Rita Mullin, Mary O'Laugh
lln, Martha McCollum, and
Captain Livingston,
Arrangements for tha party
were in charge of Corporal
Backes, Marjorie Evans, Lela
Evans and Veneta Larsen.
MARRIAGE
ANNOUNCED
IN TEXAS
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C.
Wright announce the mar
riage of their daughter, Char- ,
lotte Evelyn, to First Ser
geant Harold D. French. The
ceremony was read at half
past seven o'clock the eve
ning of Wednesday, March
the seventeenth, at Bolton,
Texas.
Mrs. French has been on
the teaching staff of the Paso
Robles, California schools for
the past two years and for
merly taught at Mills school
in this city. The groom Is
stationed at Cairfp Hood and
the couple will reside ' at
Gatesville, Texas.
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Friends of Mrs. Martin
Ramsby of North Fifth street
will be interested to learn she
is recovering nicely at Per
alta hospital, Oakland, fol
lowing a minor operation.
Mrs. Ramsby expects to
leave within several days and
will be . at the home of her
aunt,- Mrs. S. E. Martin, in
Piedmont. ' ,
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