SOCIETY
Klamath Couple
Married in. South
Captain William Cummings and Mrs. Eleanor
"' Weimar Exchange Vows in Sacramento Friday
Word of the marriage of Mr. Elcunor Darker Weimar ond
Contain William Hutchinson Cummings, United Stale nnny
nlr corp, In Sacramento early Friday mornliiR. April thirtieth,
wa received horo with Interest. Tho ceremony wan read In
Christ Episcopal church by tho dean at half pout nine o'clock
and In tho presenco of members of both families.
The couple was unattended.
A deep bluo wool traveling suit with n small scarlet cap
was chosen by tho brldo for
her wedding costume. She
carried a whlto prayer book
with a small spray of white
orchids. Immediately after
the ceremony, Captain and
Mrs. Cummlnus left for Car-mel-by-the-Sca
for a weekend
stay.
' Mrs. Cummlnus has made
her homo In Sacramento with
her mother, Mrs. Barker, and
has been employed In tho of
fice at Mather field whero
Captain Cummings Is now
taking navigation training in
addition to flying. The Cum
mings have taken a houso in
Sacramento where they will
reside during his . service
thcro,
Captain Cummings, who Is
tho former Herald and News
sports editor prior to his en
listment In tho army air corps
two years ago, received his
captaincy last March. Both
aro former University of Ore
gon students, ho affiliated
with Phi Delta Thetn fratern
ity, and Mrs. Cummings with
Kappa Alpha Thcta sorority.
Both are w o 1 1 known In
Klamath Falls where they re
sided for n number of years.
Captain Cummings Is tho son
of Mrs. Fred N. Cummings
who Is also a resident of Sac
ramento, but formerly made
her homo In Mcdford.
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CHILDREN
BAPTISED
SATURDAY .
Easter Saturday was chosen
by thrco sets of Klamath
Foils parents for tho christen
ing date of their children at
St. Paul's Episcopal church
by tho Rev. Frederick C. Wis
sonbach, Diane, daughter of Dr. and
Mrs. Roy W. Oldenburg, was
christened during tho after
noon with Mr. and Mrs.
Theodore M. Mcdford as spon
sors. Ronald Bason Hopkins Jr.
1 was christened on that day.
He Is tho young son of Mr.
and Mrs. Ronald B. Hopkins,
and sponsors were Mr, and
Mrs. Sid Buchanan.
Sponsors for young William
A. Sprout, infant son of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert O. Sproat,
are Mrs. Francis Robort Olds
and Lieut, and Mrs, Robert
D. Shaw.
Mrs. Carey M, Ramsby, ono
of our town's most fetching
matrons, writes in glowing
terms from Washington, D. C
of tho charms exhibited by
her now granddaughter, Jane
Gillenwatcrs. She's doing
quite a bit of sight seeing
along with n visit with her
fomily aild finds Washington
most Interesting In wartime..
Word cOmcs from Mrs.
John Budd ond her two sons,
John and Bill, that they are
now domiciled ot 436 Port
land street, St. Paul, Minne
sota, while Major John Budd
Is In North Africa. The Budds
loft here n year ogo for
Whlleflsli, Montana, and last
foil John enlisted.
Mothers To
Be Honored
Fremont Mothers In
, yited Annual Tea on
Tuesday at School
Clever Invllotlons were
brought homo this week by
students of Fremont ond Jun
ior high schools telling obout
tho annual tea to be given by
tho teachers Tuesday ofter
noon, May tho fourth, honor
ing tho mothers. This is al
ways quito an occasion at tho
year's end and tho teochers
hope that all mothers will at
tend. May Day will bo the theme
to bo carried out In a pro
gram of Mnypolo dances, a
piny, clarinet solo, piano num
bers and songs, presented by
students of tho various
grades. Several numbers will
bo presented by tho Junior
high mixed chorus.
Tea will bo served by tho
teachers with tho past presi
dent of Fremont PTA, Mrs.
Gcorgo Blonas, and tho newly
elected president, Mrs, J. B.
Cosliln, pouring.
Thoso on tho hostess com
mlttco to greet the guests oro
Gcroldlno Owsley, Frcido El
lis and Orpha Hudson. Hen
rietta Clemens, Claudia
Moore, May Phlnnoy ond
Lena Hacked oro In charge
of decorations.
Arranging tho tco table will
bo Audry McPhcrson, Eva
Mary Lovely and Genevieve
McGco. Olive Wilson, Jennlo
Mills and Hazel Gass arc In
churgo of refreshments. Tho
program' will bo under tho
direction of Jcnn Whitney
and Augusta Parker. Tho in
vitations were prepared by
Jconnctto Brown, tho ort Instructor.
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RECENT BRIDE
Mrs, Earl L. Sanders Is tho
former Ltiownln Olson, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Ol
son of Bend, whose marriage
occurred February thirteenth
In San Diego.
Attractive
Tea Table
Ration Awards Made
At St. Paul's Tea on
Monday
The tea table ot the Easter
Monday bridge party given by
St. Paul's Guild ot tho Wll
lard hotel lost Monday oftcr
noon, was one of the prettiest
seen in many a year. White
snapdragons, tall white tap
ers, crystal appointments re
flected In mirrors, and gleam
ing silver ten services com
pleted tho arrangements.
Awards presented during
the afternoon followed the
war time ration Idea, and
Mrs. E. D. Hamochcr received
a coke, and Mrs. William E.
Gccr a basket of eggs as their
guest prizes, High score in
bridge was held by Mrs. Ben
Gibson, and she was given a
plump chicken. Second award
of homemade pickles went to
Mrs. Edwin Schnccbeck, and
low, another basket of eggs,
went to Mrs. Charles F. Scbar
fenstcin. . BETROTHAL
TOLD BY
SALEM GIRL
The following story from
the Capitol Journal in Salem
is of interest to residents of
Klamath Falls and announces
the engagement of Georgia
Rose Cook and Clyde Dchlln
gcr: '
"One of tho highlights of.
the Thcta Chi formal dance
held at the College garden on
tho Oregon Stato campus Sat
urday evening was tho an
nouncement of tho engage
ment of Miss Georgia Rosa
Cook and Clydo Dchllngcr,
with Sunday, May 30, as the
wedding date,
Miss Georgia Rose Is the
daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. El
mer D. Cook of Salem. She
attended Willamette univer
sity where sho was a Delta
Phi and is now a senior at
Oregon State college and af
filiated with Alpha Gamma
Delta. Sho is past worthy ad
visor of tho Chadwlck assem
bly, Order of Rainbow fop
Girls, and for the past two
summers was employed by
tho public utilities commis
sion. " . :
Mr. Dchlingcr Is tho son of
Mr. and M'ta. S. P. Dchllngcr
of Klamath Falls, and Is also
n senior at Oregon State col
lege, where ho is affiliated
with Thcta Chi. Ho is In the
army but ot present is sta
tioned on tho college cam
pus." '
Son Arrives
In Portland
Mr. ond Mrs. Peter Cort
wright of Wolla Walla, Wash
ington, . are parents of
"Danny," . who orrlvcd at a
Portland hospllnl Wednesday
morning, April twenty-eighth.
Tho young man Is named for
his grcnt-grandfathcr, tho late
Daniel Malarkcy'of Portland.
Mrs. A. L, Crawford Is ex
pected homo Monday .after
being with her daughter, tho
former Betty Crawford of this
city, for tho past month.
It's Major Dayton E, Van
Vaclor now, ond at this writ
ing "Von" has received his
orders ot Ephrnta, Washing
ton air base, Mrs, Von Vac
tor ond Robort hove left for
Goldcrfdalc, Washington,
whore they will be with her
mother, Mrs, 11, O. . Allyn,
until tho closo of school. They
plan to return hero for the
summer. v
AT THE EASTER MONDAY tea, given by St. Paul's
Guild last Monday afternoon at the Willord, Easter
bonnets lent a gay little note. Pouring at the pret
tily appointed table, right, Mrs. Frederick C. Wis
sonback receives a cup of tea from Mrs. Ralph S.
Hopkins, president of Cuild. Left, Mrs. Raymond
Reeves chats with Mrs. R. Henry Anderson, (right),
both of whom were pouring during the afternoon.
Center, Mrs. Williom Tomison, (Sylvia Hopkins),
home from Portland for Easter holidays with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph S. Hopkins.
Kathleen Livingston.
Little Church Scene
Of April Wedding
Klamath Youth '-Takes Portland Girl as Bride in
Famous New York Chapel
The Little Church Around the Corner In New York was
the scene of a wedding which occurred April the seventh,
when Miss Nancy Hall Gardner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Curtis Alan Gardner of Portland, became tho bride of Corp.
Lester Edwin Thayer, son of Mrs. Edna Hastings of this city.
The bride, given In marriage by her uncle, Mr. Floyd H.
Gardner, chose a checked taffeta dressmaker suit with black
and white accessories for her
wedding costume. Mrs. Gard
ner was her niece's attendant.
The service was read by the
Rev. Randolph Ray.
The young couple, known
to the college set here, will
make their home at Presque
Isle, Maine, where Corporal
Thayer is serving with the
priorities division of the
transport command.
Both are former University
of Oregon students, the bride
receiving her degree this past
March. Sho Is a member of
Kappa Alpha Theta sorority.
The groom attended the uni
versity for two years and was
affiliated with Sigma Phi Ep
silon. Until he entered the
service, Corporal Thayer was
with United Airlines in Port
land. .
EULALONA
TO ELECT ' 1
OFFICERS
Eulalona chapter, Daugh
ters of the American Revolu
tion, will meet Mondoy eve
ning, May the third, ot eight
o'clock, ot the home of Mrs.
Warren Hunt. Assisting hos
tesses will be Mrs. Alfred
Collior and Mrs. Earl Reyn
olds. The nominating committee,
elected at the last meeting,
will make Its report and offi
cers will be elected and in
stalled. Serving on this com
mittee are Mrs. B. W. Zoll
man, chairman, Mrs, Irene
Foster and Mrs. H. A. Nltsch
elm. Mrs. Z. W. Dixon, chapter
regent, urges members to be
present at this, the last meet
ing of the chapter year.
Miss Mary Loir Johnson,
homo from Pomona college
ot Clarcmont, .California, for
the summer months, left this
weekend for Portland whero
sho will be the' guest of Mr.
ond Mrs. Allan A. Bynon at
. their homo in Dunthorpe. .
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Added to the list of names
of Klamath Falls' smart young
people is that ot Helen
Moore, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles L. Moore of
Carroll street, who was 'one
. ot twenty-eight senior , stu
dents at the University of
Oregon elected to membership
in phi Beta Kappa, scholastic
honorary. .
Sojourners
Gather
Red Cross Chairman
Gives Satisfactory
Work Report .
On Wednesday afternoon,
in the blue room of the Wil
lard hotel, Sojourners and
their guests met for their
regular meeting and . social
afternoon with Mrs. Guy Har
mon, president, conducting
the business session.
Mrs. J. R. McLellan, Red
Cross , chairman, announced
that members had turned in
273 hours for the Klamath
chapter during the month of
April. She praised members
for their excellent response.
Honors in cards during the
afternoon went to Mrs.
Charles Gilbert, high; Mrs. M.
H. Rauw, second, and . Mrs.
Frederisk C. Hamilton, low.
At the next meeting in May,
Mrs. L. M. . Willoughby and
Mrs. Roy Premo will be hos
tesses. FACULTY
WIVES SEW '. "
FOR RED CROSS
Faculty Wives met Wednes
day evening at the home of
. Mrs, Arthur Mason on Eldor
ado street with Mrs. Kelley F.
Robincttc, assisting hostess.
The group spent the time sew
ing for tho American Red
Cross. ' Twenty were present.
Mrs. Mason was named pres-
j ldent of tho group for tho com
ing year, Mrs, Frank Ramsey
, to r serve- as secretary 1 and
. treasurer. . Coffee was served
late In the evening. This was
the last meeting ot the season.
Among those attending Jun
ior Weekend at the Univer
sity of Oregon at Eugene Sat
urday and Sundaywere Mrs.
E.- M. Iglf guest of her son,
Dick, and m Mrs. Andrew M.
. Collier, guest of her daugh
ter, Phyllis.
! Hero for a fortnight's visit
is Mrs. Ruth S. Addison ot
Eugeno, guest of her son and
family, Mr. and Mrs, A. D.
' Addison and Mary Margaret.
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Tea Plans
Discussed
AAUW To Entertain
For Klamath High
Senior Girls May 15
. Plans are being made for
one of the most delightful af
fairs of early spring when
members of Klamath chapter
of AAUW will entertain Sat
urday afternoon. May fif
teenth, from two until five
o'clock at the home of Mrs.
Nelson Reed for senior girls
of Klamath Union high
school.
Mrs. O. K. Puckett is gen
eral .chairman. She has
named the following commit
tees: Tea preparation, Mrs. Ar
thur Larsen, Mrs. J. V.
Owens, Mrs. Burge Mason
Jr. and Miss Emilie Halde
man. Decorations,, Mrs. Robert
Ellingson Jr. and Mrs. Robert
Hunt.
- Music, Mrs. Don J. Zum
walt. Dining room, Mrs. Warren
Noggle, Mrs. Harold Teale,
Mrs. Beverly Thomas and
Mrs. William Spangler.
The affair is given annual
ly for senior girls and is one
of the highlights of com
mencement week. All mem
bers of the senior class have
been invited to attend.
NILE MEETING
ANNOUNCED FOR -TUESDAY,
MAY 4
Mrs. Walter Brown, Mrs.
Louis Serruys, Mrs. Lawrence
Bertram and Mrs. Harry Pan
ning will act as hostesses for
the May meeting of the Klam
at Falls Nile club on Tuesday
afternoon in the Pelican party
room.
The no-hostess luncheon will
be served at one o'clock sharp
and members whose birthdays
occur in May will be honored.
Visiting here this weekend
is Mrs. Don McLucas of Duns
muir, California, who is the
houseguest of Mrs. Burge Ma
son Jr., of Washington street.
VISITS HERE
Mrs. Forrest Alter was the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Dale
Alter of Washington street
this past week. The visitor is
. a former Lakeview girl,,
daughter ot Mr. and Mrs.
Mervllle W. Moore, now of
Corvallis. Lt. Atlcr is in Cen
tral America..
Kenncll-Ellls.
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Couple Wed in
North Saturday
Doris Foster Becomes Bride of Stephen Sabo Jr.
At Fort Worden Army Chapel; Visits in City -:
Miss Doris Foster, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Fos
ter of 303 Prescott street,, and PFC Stephen Sabo Jr., son of
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Sabo of Altamont, were married at a
simple ceremony performed in- the army chapel at Fort Wor
den, Washington last Saturday evening, April the twenty
fourth, in the presence of a few relatives and friends.
; " .. . . .1 . -. Mr. and Mrs. Sabo left for
Mrs. Small .. .
Talks at Club
Pictures of Wild Birds
Shown at Soroptimist
Meeting '"; ;
Mrs. F. p. Small, expert on
birds and wild flowers, was
the guest speaker at the Sor
optimist luncheon . meeting
held Thursday afternoon at
the Pelican party room.
In her talk, Mrs. Small
emphasized the importance of
protection of wild birds,
pointing out their value' as a
friend to man. . She also
showed a number of beauti-
ful screen pictures of wild
birds of the Pacific North
west. "
Mrs. Rose Poole, president,
told of her visit to the San
Francisco Soroptimist club
last week, and of having din
ner with the national presi
dent of the federation, Har
riet Tyler, at her home on the
peninsula.
A letter was read from
Miss Beverly Sanders who is
. a machinist second class in
the Waves, stationed at Mem-
phis, Tennessee. Miss Sanders
is a former member of the
Venture club.
Mrs. Stephen Sabo Jr.
(Doris Foster) was greeted as
a guest.
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FORT LEWIS ' . ::
VISITORS
IN KLAMATH . -
Quite a bit of informal
entertaining has been going
on for Major and Mrs. Paul
W. Sharp, former Klamath
residents and now- making
their home at Fort Lewis,
Washington. They plan to re- .
turn north Monday. -
Mrs. Sharp was a guest at
both her bridge clubs which
met this week, and several
dinners have honored ; the
visitors. ' ,
Oregonlans
Meet in East
Mrs. Robert A.' Thompson
writes interesting letters from
Washington, D. C. where she
is visiting her, husband, Lieu
tenant Thompson, for one
month. She tells of dinner
parties at the homes of Mr.
and Mrs. Lowell Stockman
and Lt.-Col. and Mrs. T. R.
Gillenwatcrs, and of seeing
other Orcgonlans in the na
tion's capitol,
.
Home from Lubbock Field,
Texas, where' they witnessed
tho graduotion ceremonies of
American flyers, are Mr. and
Mrs. E. S. Vcatch. They were
happy to learn on their ar
rival that their son, now
Lieutenant Robert Veatch,
had been granted a twenty
day leave, and "Bob" Is now
at home for that time. He
has been assigned to the troop
carrier command and will be
stationed at Del Valle field,
near Austin, Texas.
it 'VV I
Seattle following the cere
moriy, where they spent the
weekend, arriving here Thurs
day. The groom, who is with
the' coast artillery, left im
mediately for his new appoint
ment at Phoenix, Arizona, but
i the bride is spending several '
' days in Klamath Falls before
. returning to her position with '
a publishing company '-at
- Portland. She plans - to Join .
- her husband later.
The young couple are both
' well known here and ' both
are graduates of Sacred Heart
academy. Mr. Sabo later at
tended the University of Cali
fornia, -entering the armed
service last July. He has been
stationed at Fort Worden
since then until his transfer .
to Arizona this week. Be '
sides his scholastic activities,
Stephen Sabo Jr., was out
standing in music and appear-
ed on numerous programs;
Honoring the bride, a din- 1
ner party was given Friday '
evening by Mrs. Sabo Sr.,. at
the Pelican when a number
of her school friends greet
ed her. Several close friends
' of the hostess were invited to
meet Mrs. Sabo Jr. Covers
were laid for about twenty.
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DeMOLAY
MEMBERS TO ;
ENTERTAIN ; ;; ;
Members of Klamath chap
ter, Order of DcMolay, will .
have their annual Mother's -day
breakfast on Sunday,
May the ninth, at nine
o'clock in the morning UY the
Elk hotel.
An interesting program is
being planned by the young
men for the mothers, sons
and advisors who will be
present. Following breakfast,
the group will attend church
services at the Klamath Luth
eran church. This is one of ;
the highlights of the ' De-'
Molay social program and all
mothers are asked to reserve
that day. James R. Shaw Jr.
is chairman of tho day. . .
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Miss Ganong
. Horn From North
Home for the next two
months is Polla Ganong,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Ganong of Summers
lane. Polla will leave the lat
ter part of June for Tobe
Coburn Merchandising school
and will bo one of their
youngest students-. Sho has
been doing that sort of work
in Portland and has long an
ticipated licr entry into Toba--Coburn,
ranked as one of the
finest schools in the country.
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The scheduled meeting of
the afternoon book section of
AAUW, slated for Tuesday of
next week, has been indefin
itely postponed, lt was an
nounced. - . . 1
Mrs. Marshall Cornott en
tertained five members and
guests of Tau chapter, Beta
Sigma Phi sorority, at her
homo on Lavcy street,, Tues
day evening of this week.