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ngagement of Mary
homas Announced
Romintlc news from tho north won learned thl.i work with
tt announcement of tho engagement ol Mnry ununenc inomns,
r..i.i.. xi, mwl Mr. iwi C. Thonini of 828 I'nclflc 'Icrrnoe.
EiiThomm la'llvliw In Fairbanks, Aliiskn, Mint will wed Donald
cith of Fairbanks In tlio near future. ...,. ,
Hell the on of Mr. and Mrs. Kenmltt Smith of Portland and
,k. munminr nf Dm hrnnrh office of the Morrison Knudsrn
(spany In the Aliukun city. Miss Thomn la also employed by
mlion Knudsen tliero. "
The ceremony will be rend In
'utunki. and tho young couple
ha live In Alnsko lor the durn-
a ol tho war.
Mlu Thomas Is n crnriunto of
IlllS with tho claw of 1U35 nnd
bo iradualcd from Southern
Won College of Education nt
lilirid, where Kite wnx n mem
it of Gamma, Delia wiclnl nor
nty. Before (Jolnx north, the
u active In mti.ilcnl circles In
limalh Knlls. She Is 11 mcmlwr
I Etilalonn chnptcr of tho
Wlhten of the American
inolulion.
Hr. Smith attended the Unl-
Nly of Montana at Helena,
ixre lie ninlorcd In cniilnecr-
H eounei .
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Mi of Honor
In Portland to bo maid nf
WOrat her fnllnun rnnm mulA'a
frilling recently was Josephine
llmto of Klnmath Knllj.
I Married In a rcrpmmtu ni Qt
pll'i Catholic church in the
n city were Blanche
r sna EiisIkii nnymond
fOOk. Tie hrlrln tun. i;... I.,
Wlagc by her lather nnd for
ui. c,ln lio wore while
v!,,llh ,", ,rnln nn(i ""Kcr
l veil. Her bouquet was an
jWiUirroundcd by nil white
A,.Rc8lnnlo woro n gown
ii , '? ""lulsctlo fnshloncil
S,.i0l!,,'i"u sklrl- She wore
"ulch skirt, miulc of dutchess
5fowerSn" nrmbW
Mrs Cook and Miss UeKlnnto
Stv ."X"1"108 nt o Unl
K,0.1 OrcKon In EuKen0 for
pail three years. Tho Klum-
il nr,Ll!unle(l lhls ye"' ""d
U'S' is employed at tho
SZr" of tho unl-
a
8 S
m Party
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SrSlLP''nVrWomon
Mrlv nn m J1 no-hoal theatre
WwS?iny.cv,cnln8 "t the
one ofThhich ook tho place
"HI, --0-. uuu iiwor
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turned 45vc"lnR tho party
Still, 0 tho homo of Mrs.
WwCnh? " Hl8h stroot iov
. wlll h '0 l,,bo announced
1. '1 Will DO n n ttl l 1 ...in.
l"tCSisic l,b at tho at-
"InoGTyioV?, El.",!
ft
0,non Honored
SKfhnTbeen
Z,e. RrcSi "l. soroPtlmlst
ft lh t,...sl,.cfl at n Ion dIu
ct SlwkS clllb' 'n honor of
Mrs,
0 n.
hco In her 1 ? ""-hostess lun-
Sojourner,
Solnurnrrs held their rcoulor
bl-inonthly niectiiiK at tho Wil-
lard hotel on Wednesday, with
Mrs. Mult Flnniiian, president,
presiding.
Prizes at cards were awarded
In Mrs. Matt Klnnlunn, Mrs. A.
W, Elliott, and Mrs. C. D. Otwli.
Amonu the micsls present
wero Mrs. R, H. Jtihnson of Mer
rill, Mrs. Charles Stark, and Mrs.
John It. Mnnahan. One new
member, Mrs. Frank l.nmho,
was welcomed Inlo the group.
Plails were made for the an
nual picnic to be held nt Moore
pnrk on the otternoon or Aug
list 23 . Mrs. Glen Jones was
named chairman of the affair.
Sojourners, their children, and
guesi.i arc invu.cn.
Tho next regular meeting of
sojourners will he held on Sen
tcmber 13, with all newcomers
to Klnmath Falls invited to at
tend.
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Outdoor Supper
The eighth birthday of Ruth
Rocnieke, daughter of Mr. nnd
Mrs. A. O. Hoenickc, was the
occasion for an outdoor supper
at the Hoenickc home on Tues
day evening.
Guests invited to the party
wero Sara Stewart, Belly Lou
Tripp, l.lHIan Malum, Annette
Jacobs, Ceclle Vundenbcrg, Ann
Henderson, Marilyn Brandt,
Karen Porter, Su.anno Lisloe,
Susan Scofield. Susan Peak, nnd
Virginia nnd Fred Rocnieke.
Mrs. Dean Osborn nssistcd
Mrs. Hoenickc during the eve
ning. Gale Motley, dmtghter of Mr.
and Mrs. C. G. Motley of this
city, is now working in pictures
in Hollywood.
At present she is working In
Republic studio's "Lako Placid
Serenade," starring Vera Hhuba
Ralston, nn ice skating picture
in which Miss Motley is a prin
cess in the South Sens setting.
Mrs. Neil Blnck nnd baby
daughter, Jano Ruth, arc ex
pected home this weekend from
Portland. They will be accomp
anied by Mrs. . George Clark
who lias been in the northern
city for several days.
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fcNSUjN anu MK3. allcn iYtvv.DLc are snown nere im
mediately after their wedding in San Jose recently. Mrs.
Mocabee is the former ' Murial Keesling of San Jose and
Ensign Mocabee is the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Mocabee
or this city.
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Ensign Mocabee
Weds in San Jose "
Of interest to Klamath Falls people Is the wedding of Ensign
David Mocabee of Klamath Falls and Muriel Keesling of San Jose
in late July. Following in part is an article taken from the San
Jose Evening News, telling of the wedding:
"Before the candlelit altar of Trinity Episcopal church, Muriel
Keesling and Ensign Allen Mocabee, USNR, repeated the mar
riage vows recently.
Arrangement of wnito gladioli decorated me cnurcn lor tne
Impressive double ring ceremony. at which the Rev. Mark Rifen-
unrk omclntcd. t,eKoy Brandt
presided at the organ during the
tt ircn v wnW&T.BTCI nrn shown On the stODS
WiXc Hc church last Saturday .ng after thoU-
weddina ceremony, bow mi: nu . ivw,,,,..,...
wi-uuiny iuui ,, , ,i, fnrmpr T.iicin Vcrlin.
ciiiju, Guderian picture.
nuptials.
Escorted by her brother. Chief
Petty Officer Norman Keesling,
the bride was lovely in a irock
of white starched lace. The
f;own was styled with fitted bod
ce, full skirt, and sweetheart
neckline, and her fingertip veil
fell from a Dutch cap of lace.
She carried a French bouquet of
white begonias and bouvardia,
centered with an orchid.
Five attendants preceded the
bride down the aisle. They were
Mrs. Earl Smith of Berkeley, as
matron of honor, and Betty
Scott of Oakland, Elizabeth
Whalcn, Corrlne Newell, and
Marion Fisher of San Jose as
bridesmaids.
Their gowns were styled like
that of the bride.
Mrs. Smith completed her en
semble with a dainty hat of
white horsehair, accented with
bands of net niching, and the
br desmaids woro crownless pic
ture hats of white horsehair
with white ribbon streamers.
Tho attendants carried French
bouquets of white sweet peas
and wnuc tuoerous Dcgonias.
E. J. Mocabee of Klamath
Falls performed the best man's
duties for his brother, and the
ushers were Lieutenant (jg) H. J.
ioote. Lieutenant (jg) Kon Ken
ny. Ensign Don Smith and PFC
Jim Montgomery. The bride-
uroom and his fellow naval offi
cers were attired -in their white
uniforms,
For her daughter s wedding,
Mrs. Kenneth Carey selected a
smart frock of sheer gray print
accented with lavender accessor
ies and an orchid corsage. En
sign Mocabee's mother was at
tired in a navy blue suit, compli
mented by a white hat and an or
chid corsage. - -,
KcnNorMede, the bride's
home, - was the setting for the
garden reception which followed
the ceremony. Immediately fol
lowing tho reception. Ensign
Mocabee and his bride .departed
on their wedding trip. The
bride's going away outfit was a
three-piece lavender suit - with
which she wore lime accessories
Among tho special guests at
tne wedding were Mrs. O. M,
Keesling, grandmother of the
bride, and Mrs. W. H. dcGar-
more. grandmother of the eroom
The new Mrs, Mocabee is the
daughter of Mrs. Kenneth Carey
of Cunertimo and Stafford Kees
ling of Fullerton. She attended
Fremont high school, College of
Notre Dame at - Belmont, and
Fullerton Junior college and is a
graduate of the Samuel Merritt
hospital school of ' nursing in
Oakland.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Mocabee
Reception
Honored at an informal re
ception at the E. D. Johnson
home on Pacific Terrace last
Sunday evening were Ensign
and Mrs. Stuart Nelson who
stopped here for the weekend
on their way to San Francisco.
Mrs. Nelson Is the former
Barbara Johnson and was mar
ried to Ensign Nelson on June
7 immediately after his gradua
tion from Annapous. She is the
daughter of Dr. and Mrs. E. D.
Johnson.
The reception was held from
until 9 o'clock and many
friends came in to greet the
couple. .
Coffee and punch were serv
ed from a table centered with
an arrangement of purple and
wnite asters and wnne candles.
Pouring were Mrs. D. J. Zum-
wait and Mrs. Fred Schallock.
Receiving guests was Mrs. P,
A. Albertson, and Mrs. Robert
Shaw, Miss Carolyn Collier and
Miss Phyllis Collier assisted
about the dining room.
Ensign and Mrs. Nelson have
recently come from the east,
stopping off in Salem to be
with his parents. They will be
In San Francisco until he em
barks, then Barbara will return
to Klamath Falls to be with her
parents.
Informal Tea
Mrs. Harry Landrum will be
hostess at an informal tea on
Sunday afternoon honoring Mr.
and Mrs. H. C. Bradbury and
two daughters, Julia Belle and
Iris Fay, who are leaving Klam
ath Falls to make their home in
Salem.-
The tea will be held at the
Landrum home at 533 North
Sixth.
Among the numerous August
visitors in the . city . are Mrs.
Herbert Scott and . two children,
Ann and Charles, of Berkeley,
Calif., who are guests of Mrs.
Scott's sisters, Mrs. Frank Mills
and Mrs. J. J. Steiger. Mrs.
Scott is tho former Anna Mae
Johnston and is being greeted
during her stay by many friends.
Her husband is now serving as
a lieutenant commander in the
navy.
Reames Dance
Tonight is the night chosen by
members of the Reames Golf
and Country club for their in
formal party dance to De neio
at the country club starting at
10 o'clock.
Several small parties are being
olanned before the dance ' and
members will enjoy an evening
of dancing at the club to the
music of the Tulelake Uuards-men.
A special program will be put
on at midnight by entertainers
from the Marine Barracks,
Master of ceremonies for the af
fair will be Sgt. Cliff Harp,
Men taking part in the program
will be. Cpl. Don Steen, Cpl.
Jack Mahoney, and PFC Freddie
Girard.
Lois Bethune left last Satur
day for Los Angeles where she
spent this week with Evelyn
Romberg, formerly ol tnis city.
This weekend she plans to
travel to Las Vegas, Nevada,
where she will visit with her
brother, Locke W. Bethune, who
is an instructor in aerial gun
nery there. She wilt return
next weekend by way of San
Francisco where she will also
visit for a time. Miss Bethune
is employed at the First Nation
al bank.
Barbara Loosley
s Recent Bride
Two of Klamath's oldest pioneer families were united When
Miss Barbara Loosley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George. Butler ,
Loosley, now of Sacramento, and Howard Houiday, son ot jut.
and Mrs. Lee Holliday, were married at nign noon last Sunday -
in Sacramento.
The ceremony was read at the Sacred Heart church in th -California
capitol by the Reverend Father Christenson before
members of the bride's family and close friends. The double ring ..
: ce-emony "was used. -
r- m i i i i a I Barbara-chose for her wed. -
5oco kiub Meets
Members of the Eastern Star
Social club met Friday after
noon, August 4, at the Masonic
temple when five tables of
bridge were in play following
the dessert hour at 1:45 o'clock.
White phlox made a particularly
attractive arrangement on the
refreshment table and bowls of
these flowers were also used
about the room. '
Honors for high score went to
Mrs. Hiram Murdoch and the
special award to Irlrs. E. H. Bal
siger. ?
Friends will be interested to
learn that Mrs. Adrian Chaney
(Barbara Lee Jacobs), is now at
Baker, Ore., with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Jacobs, since
the departure of her husband,
Tech. Sgt. Chaney, for service
in the Pacific area. The ser
geant who is also well-known
here where he attended school,
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. R. L.
Chaney of 61D Mitchell, this city.
iimwmiwiimiww ii..iii.hih in a m
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of Klamath Falls are the parents
of the bridegroom. He Is sta
tioned as a flight instructor at
the naval air base at Livermore,
where the couple will make
their home,"
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MARRIED in a ceremony at the Presbyterian church last Friday
were Lucille Tilton and Charles 'j. nomas, seaman second ciass,
Mrs. Thomas is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Tilton.
Guderian picture,
ding, a tailored suit of aqua blita '
with white accessories and a cor- -sage
of baby orchids. ' Her only
attendant was Miss Betty Iiee of
Sacramento. ,
The bride has been living in
Sacramento recently,.- being ,
graduate of Sacramento high
school. She is well-known here,
however, having made her homo
most of her life with her grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. KV
Loosley of this city. : ; , '
Howard is now engaged i in
farming at the Holliday ranch
soutn-ot town, lie attended ore.
gon State college at Corvallis '
and was a mem tier ol rneta. fa
fraternity. J
The young couple Journeyed'
to Klamath Falls immediately
after the wedding, where . they
are now making their home. -
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Church Wedding ; t
In an impressive double rta(t ;
ceremony - read at the Sacred
Heart church last Saturday j
morning, Lucia Vertin, daugh
ter of George . Vertin of Cbi-W
cago, and Elmer V. Kowaliki, .
also of Chicago, were married. .
The wedding service was read
at eight o'clock . by .Father
Tighe. !- .
The bride wore for the occas
ion a dress of white : satin and
lace trim fashioned with long I
train and a sweetheart neck-1
line. She carried an arm; bou -quet
of gardenias, rosebuds, and '
sweet peas. '
Best man was Frank Pogar,
aeroligist's mate ' first ' class at
the naval air station where Mr.
Kowalski is an aeroligist's'' mat '
third class. Maid of honor was ' .
Patricia Knoll . who wore .;
white blue net frock' with -shoulder
corsage of pink carna
tions. ..... . . , .
The young couple j are . not .,
making their home at .1743
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Two Honored
Comnlimentine - two ' younsT
matrons who are visiting' in ,
Klamath Falls, their forme ,
home, Mrs. Richard Hayden en -tertained
for Mrs. Dean :Houa
ton and Mrs. David Totten with
an evening of bridge at - he
home on North Third on Thurs.
day. ,:.t' ' .
Awards at the close. of play'
were received by Helen Connel2
ly, Mrs. Neal Stewart and Mrs. i
Houston. - J .
Guests of Mrs. Hayden wer
Mrs. E. H. KUever, Mrs. How.,
ard Hanville, Mrs. Dick Kran
enburg, Helen Connelly, Mrs.
Neal Stewart, Mrs.-Ben Perni.,
gotti,' Mrs. Charles' Cummlngs, ,
Mrs. Ray Rueger, Mrs. Marvin
Robertson, Mrs. .Houston,, and .
Mrs. Totten. . ;.-.". . ..
Mrs. Houston,, the forme'
Blanche O'Neill, and son. Mil
ton, arrived here about a fort,
night ago from, San Jose, Calif., .
where they had been guests of
her husband's parents, Mr, and
Mrs. Webb Kennett. since hia
departure for service in the
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