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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 30, 1944)
nformal Party given on Friday Informal parly was given ,,.I0II. Hi" H'llCHII IIU'IIUICS, WUCI"""!.... A... .,.1.1 f.r,.t, , r .....I nun. ,,.".,, u ,, I'll on KrKlny. evening, .Seplember " ilHttllilll union iiiKH bciiihm, tnlilK was iirriingcd Willi J(1)d0 '"l,l1l(ll,i;;."(,1l,'lU ,""1"'"' I"''" l'wl were 'UTVllnli "''V!'1 ,h" r'"""" W''Mltiiiiid Mix. II. ( m.-k.-rs,,,! "... riliinmit Mr. nni A .in rum " " , ,...!,. hi li't'i.iw'h. A iiinutu r"lri Mr. l Mm. Verne f.'Jiri Mr. '" Mm. Victor klr'.'. I III.. Ilnrl.v Mf .,,..1 I'ilMI "t "t.ii ... IfllVIIl )IMI V nuHy, ivir, f 1 1 if I 111' . iin,,!, Mf mioI Mi-.. fvld Hridge. MJ. "'! Mm, Kd ...a Aiiclmry. Mr. cirxl Mm. vnik Howard, Mr. nnd Mrs. imlri'W l.""7 Jr.. Mr. unci ''' I'uv.'ll Kiniii, Mrs, II. 11. mmalliJ mill Mr. mill Mm. PrrslilmK I'"1 refreshment , C ill - l'' Vfllllll( WlTP in Hi " "il"'1'. r.ir. i -mil nei ,r Mm. Joseph Hi'iiiiliiu, Mm. .Hrrnuiii ''"'. "" . irnlin IIihIikii. Mr. I'"" hilii'r, Kiiiimp I" iicmini, i-ii.vi- jiwcr iinil iiiiiii niiv ii.'ii. s Uachers Meet jUr Klamath KnlU primary icIht w,'" K'i--" uf till! KinlM'rs of the Klamath Conn , a.,h uilmn For Childhood yuwiio" ' " luncheon i'i'i t'ti- ay bi'picimier -". hi owe ,l room "I Hi"-' Wl-Ne-Ma 'rl- . . . During me iiiiicncnii, r.rniii tfmirltnl ' Falrvlew school, In- fOuiH'i'ii "' primary iciiciiers in M clly staff, mill Mrs. Isalielle irtxnrr. rtinil supervisor, mini- unil I'"' ti'iiclit'rti oi I ho van in county sehimls. A brii l nisiory lino purpose in W "AMiiiriiiiiiin rir niifiiiouu i'rlllcIllUlll." wim lvon ly llic prMlilwil, Mrs. Ila.i-l Kmuntrre. CoiiiiiiilU'i's ii n il eliiilriiii'ii trc nnnnuniril (nr till) cniiilnit ttar. I I li'tTM iin." prtnideiu, ilurl Itiiiiliilriv, SIiiibUi; vice .xwldt'iil, l.ucllo Diivlmm, AIM nonl I'li'iiiciiliiry: nwrctnry .itMiiriT, Irene Seely, Altiiniimt tltmt'iitniy. 5 5 5 fo Washington Curolvn Collin'. riiiiiKhtcr i)t Mr. mid Mm. Andrew M. Collier Pine (irnve, led Wednesdiiy '1 Wtuhlnulon 13. C, where iilie 1 ntlrnd lied Ctom clnvieii. I'ludylnu lo becomo n lio5)llul rjl! mile. Since her itrnmiiitlnn from we ll'nlverslly of OreKon, Carolyn u been III San t ranelscn, where '.he wn.i employed nl Hie Tele- ,mnh Hill Settlement Iloii.ie and hi the University of California o.nlim. Mie linn Ikmmi In Kliim- Iilh Falls for the last two months, iwoitliiK her lied Crou aiuilKn ncnl. in rmitc to wash union D. C. the will visit her itisler mid Iwthrr-itilaw, Corpiirnl and Mm. Ho. liaitland mid their !mll son. David Ross, who live III Loiik Uranch, New Jersey. : 1 Ilosc Mncarlnev. dauuliler of Mr. anil Wrii. Hnlph H. Maeart iicy cnleiialned on Wcdneiiday, September 27. for her sisler-ln-llw. Mrs. Ilahih R. Maearlnev Jr., mid Mrs. William. K. Jen- kins, with luncheon nnri hrlclue in the Pelican nnrtv room. Guests woro Mrs. John D. Mcrr.vnuin, Mrs. Alvln E. Ma rtrtney, Winifred Lnmm. Joan Campbell, Barbnrn Hood nnd Dorlliea Kill iil son. In rnrrts MIm Ciiinphcll hold likh score. Mrs. 'Mniiirlniv Iwih nrrlvrrl hero rrct'iillv In nutko hir hntnc with Mr. Murnrlnry nnd (heir younu daughter, Susim Fnrrcll. MMnMMli kit. mm 4"ll VV)VV u. :i lis A -n v LlvVv 1 , -" r yx I J-' ii , trvs :. . , i 1 - J x V ! , s . At! IMtULB AffLt 1 rlc mi. u,,u ...... -, 1, a moment. They have visited his Pents Mr. q an d Mrs. a et and left this week for tnolr home In Chicago Paul s, iused to climb is three years for member of . olir,lH , IIIIU .llllIT (!, .IM,., ,, ,... . . """'"IIH'I ,,, . ....i. ....w s;i,.,, .... .... i .... L. ..... I .. "f 211, li, the in r. t. i lu rooms' of ii ceilternlcce i.l v,.,l ,,.,.1 ...i..... Farewell Party A farewell parly fr Mr ni it I 1IIS. Vil V lll'lilliii,,, ...l... leiivliiii lor Simla Mini,,, Calif to make their home, was uiven Mlday evenlni!. Senlemi..., -i. lire at the home nf Frank Wi lls It was a no hosti ss event, and' the Kiiesls were Mr. i m,x a m' Ilowens, Mr. and Mis. C. O. Dry- m'.i'i Ml'-J"'. Mr" l''n"111 w''ll. Mildred Snillli. l.unra jm., Kv,J (leharilsoii, Amelia Jarohsmi, Willan II.,,!!,,.. Verna Werner KMen I: I v. Sum.. Smith, Vera Reeves, Mis. (n,lman Sr., and Ida Mnelietlii.. Mr. mill Mrs. Dranmin were presented with n e'l . K,'""l'' ""'I 'I"' '"''V1'1'- ''Ii f the Neighbors o Wn-idi raft presented a KUi to Mis. Ilranniin. Whlsl was played durhiK the eveiiliiK, and IiikIi score was held liy Vera lleeves. second by Eva nieniiiosmi. while limh seme for ui.- men vein in liuv Ilranniin Bi'i'oinl to Frank Wells. Refresh, nients Were served al a late hour 5 S S Wed in Alaska Staff SiTHi-ant Charles Bouncy and his bride, the runner Vlr Klnla Hubbard, rlaiiKhtcr of Mr and Mrs. W, W. Hubbard of Salt Lake Clly, are here from Alaska. I'hey will slay with Set. Don ney's parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. C llonney, until October 7, when they will go to Camp Bowie, Texas. Siil. Bouncy has been stationed In Alaska for two years. He met bis wire in Seward, where she had a civil service position, nn( they were married in Anchoraoc several weeks nKo. Friends and relatives, who have come to Klamath Falls lo see Sill, and Mrs. Bouncy while they are here are Mr. and Mrs. W. Odonmiuliiii'ii nl Roseville, Calif., Alexander Orionotiiihiien of Dunsmiilr. Klrl Bonney of Sc uttle, t nd Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Smith of Aslilnnd. Bulbs Discussed On Monday, September 2.1, the Harden Kroup or the Klamalh Falls Library club held its regu lar meetinu, at which Mrs. K. G. Ciinimlniis, Mrs. A. G. Proctor and Mrs. A. O. Roenickc gave in lercslinK talks on bulbs and led the discussions which followed. The club voted thai In the fu ture there will be n brief half hour business meeting preceding the program, doing away with board meetings. The meeting to be held Octo ber 2:i, will lie on fall care of perennials and will mark the end of an Intensive drive for plants for the Marine Barracks. Luncheon An Informal luncheon was given by Mrs. Edward A. Geary, Saturday. September 25, for Mrs. Charles Gologly, Maud Gologly and Mrs. R. E. Geary, who are visiting hero from Gladstone, Oregon. Picnic lunch was served on the lawn of Mrs. Geary's homo on Liikesbore road lo Mrs. R. R. Oarron and son Bob, Mrs. How ard Barnlilsel and Sally and Peter. Mrs. George Stevenson and "Stevie," Mrs. Edward H. Pike, Mrs. Geary's daughter, Alice, and tlur honored guests. .... 11 A KAre RPn W Ison ana old, and little reggy ' . .-r.-.y.,,,.,. .n.,i.,- ,'n'nn,',,,. ' ' Hcrahl ii lews Society liti PUullu Colliel ' 'hf w&;?&r4 1 'JtlMj , if - 'r ; y i i ?4 f,SAJ vl vy'mWit'v; 4, I I " iAf ' ,4"' J, : : : : : mam- - ;c; w?w , Buffet Supper Mrs. Frederick C. Vvisscnbach nnlerlninerl for members of vestrv of SI. Paul s Episcopal church with a buffet supper Thursday evening. 111 honor of Rev- Wisseiibach s birthday anni versary. Mrs. D. O. Hood and the Wis senbnehs daughters. Mrs. Wil liam Hearing nnd fcdilh Wisseii bach. assisted ill serving. Mem bers of the vestry are H. Heber Radcliffc. James Patterson, Sam uel A. Mushen. Roy Promo. Hor ace Getz. Hugh B. Campbell, Neal Stewart. Harold Shaffer, W, IB- Yates. Frank L. Weaver, Willis Gliddeii, Ted Mcdford and D. O. Hood. .!.! -I fnmih nn tneir u u a '"- rthur Wilson or vvasninyiu" the tree hs d ddy 9 before -Cuderian. Visitor Feted During Stay Here Several interesting events have been given recently for Mrs. William Kennedy Jenkins who is here with her husband and small (laughter. Pamela, from Hawthorne. Nevada, guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Jenkins. 1233 Pacific Terrace. Lust week Mrs. John D. Mcrryman entertained with a lunch eon at the Pelican party room for Mrs. Jenkins, followed by bridge at her home on Pacific Terrace. Mrs. Henry Gcrber, Mrs -lack Wavmirc. Mrs. Shive Connolly. Mrs. Gerald Joseph, Mrs Frank Weaver and Joan Campbell were guests for the uriernnon. An Informal dinner was given bv Mrs. Frank Weaver this week for Mrs. Jenkins. and her honor Mrs. Godfrey c. Biohm had a small tci Friday afternoon. Cpl.- and Mrs. Jenkins will return next Monday to Haw thorne, where Cpl. Jenkins is stationed with the United States marine corps. . ,.: Dinner Parties Several dinner parlies were Licu- liven in honor 01 rirsi Innnn). Gordon Eliandson who was here eight days visiung nis parents, Mr. and Mrs. Otto R. Erlandson. 310 North Ninth. He returned Thursday to Chicago, where he will begin his intern ship at Wesley Memorial hospi tal, October 1. LI. Erlandson was graduated from Northwestern university Willi a medical degree, Septem ber 14, and returned to Klamath Falls with his mother, who went back lo Chicago for the com mencement exercises. His sls ler, Marlyco, flew down for the occasion from Rochester, Minn., where she is in nurses training. Visitors Visiting their grandparents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Arthur Wilson, Peg gy and Paul Wilson have been spending llic summer here with their mother, Mrs. Ben Wilson. Their father, Ben Wilson, who was formerly a Klamath Falls' bov, arrived two weeks ago from Chicago, where he is employed at the U. S. Gypsum company. He and his family returned to their homo In Chicago, last Thursday, While she was here, Peggy celebrated her second birthday with a party given for her by her grandparents. Her brother, Paul, will be four in May. The next meeting of the East ern Star Social club has been announced for Friday after noon, October 6, at the Masonic temple when tea will be served at 1:45 o'clock, followed by bridge. The hostesses will be announced this coming week. Garden Party Stanley- Ross, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Ross, who was four on September 26. and Rob bie Ellingson, who was two on the same day, had a birthday party last Wednesday, which was given for them by Robbie's mother, Mrs. Robert P. Elling son Jr. Tables set on the lawn were decorated in pink and green with baskets at each place. There were two birthday cakes with candles. Attending the garden onny wore Mrs. uari vvuiia...5 anu Gary, Roger, Pamela and James; Mrs. Paul Angstcad and Kath leen and Judith: Mrs. Samuel Mushen and Robert; Mrs. Fred rick Farley and Lynn; Mrs. uon Vannice and Sus..; Mrs. Don V. -t and Di-nne: Mrs. Charles Tinilio and Rolland: Mrs. Dean Miller and Silvia: Mrs. Robert Sproat Jr. and Bill; Mrs. Kot- crt It oss ana ouinicy ana iiansi Mrs. William Holley and Bin; Mrs. Macartney nnd David ana Carroll; Mrs. Robert Hunt, Al vln, Carolyn and Virginia; Mrs. Edward Hickman and Douglas; Mrs. Stnnley Slaigcr and Stan- lev Jr.: Mrs. Norirum Moty aim Kenneth, and Mrs. Robert El lingson and Robbie and Kntlv crine. An out-of-town guest was Mrs. F. M. mson, who is here from California visit'- Her sis ler Mrs. Normnn Motv. Mrs. R. P. Ellingson Sr. and Dorthea Ellingson assisted. Beryl C. Lund, nttrnctive daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L, F. Lund of 2008 Madison, cele brated her sixteenth birthday on Saturday, September 23. Miss Lund is a sophomore at the Sacred Heart academy. Bcttio Hopkins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Hopkins of Hillside, left Thursday morning for Portland where she will continue her studies at Lewis and Clark college. This Is her second year there. IK f A 1. f 5. - r nK -KS rt-' ! 11 - mm BRIDE AND GROOM, PFC and Mrs. Robert David Payne, (Virginia Bubb), cut their wedding cake (below) at the re ception held in the garden of the bride's home on High street following a ceremony in the First Methodist church last Sunday. Above, Virginia in her lovely wedding gown of traditiqnal white satin and lace. Comart. Birthday Dinner Complclc with cake and candles, a birthday dinner was given Monday night by Mrs. J. Hardin Carter for Mr. E. B. Hall and Mrs. Byron Hardcnbrook. Gladioli and tall pink candles decorated the table. Guests for the evening were Mrs. Charlotte Martin, E. B. Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Byron Har dcnbrook, and Dr. and Mrs. Car ter and their daughter and son,. Charlotte and Jim. , Mrs. Gcvwge Gochrlng and two children, George and Adele, are being greeted here upon their return to their home on Huron street. Captain Gochring has received overseas orders and his family will remain in Klamath Falls lor the duration. Virginia Bubb Bride in Rites At one of the loveliest of fall weddings, Virginia Bubb,.. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest M. Bubb of this city, became the bride of Robert David Payne, United States army, at 2 " o'clock the afternoon of Sunday, September 24 in the First ':; Methodist church. The bride, given in marriage by her father, walked down trie aisle which was lined with sprays of white gladioli. She was met at the altar by her husband-to-be, and they exchanged vow " uuuire iieruu uuuqueis 01 wnue BPW Dinner "Are We Politically Literate" will be the program . topic for Monday night's dinner meeting of the- Klamath Falls Business and Professional Women's club, October 2, at the Willard hotel. Dinner will be served at 6:30 o'clock, and members desiring to make reservation:: are urged to call 1 Jacquelin Newcom before noon of that date. Isabel Brixner, chairman of the southern Oregon district in the state federation, will be in charge of the evening's program which is especially timely, com ing only a month before the gen eral election in November. Other programs of a political nature are also planned and it is ex pected that a number of candi dates will be guests at at least one meeting. Plans are being made for ob servance of National Business Womens week, October 8 to 14, with a number of special com mittees appointed by the presi dent, Norma Miller. Five Years Old Little Carole Lee Horn, five years old, was the guest of honor at a birthday party given for her by her mother, Mrs. Fred Horn, 2221 Orchard, at their home on Monday, Septem ber 25. The invited guests were Mrs. L. J. Brink, Bonnie L. La Master, Donnie and Bar bara Hamilton, Barbara Turner, Henry Turner, Janna Neubert, Denny Neubert, Mar) Ferrell, Margie Schreanes, Billy Sch reanes, Rosemary Harvey, Jan ice Younk, Carol Baker, Gil bert Baker, Gloria Jackson and a group of mothers. Birthday cake and other refreshments were served to the guests. . .' Visitors Leave Mrs. Malcolm Bauer and two young daughters, Bette and Mary, left Saturday for Eugene after a visit here with Mrs. Bauer's brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burleigh of near Klamath Falls. Lt.-Col. Bauer, former city editor of The Oregonian, has been in London for some time and is now in Europe with SHEAF. Mrs. Bauer and her children are making their home for -the present with her father, Dr. Moody of Eugene. Harvest Dance Flans arc being made for the first fall dance of the season by members of the Reames Golf and Country club for Saturday evening, October 21, at the clubhouse. The Harvest dance chairmen aro Mr. and Mrs. William Hagelstein and -. members of their committee will be an nounced later. S S S Mrs. Adolf Zamsky Jr. will return Sunday from Eugene, where she has been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs, R. O. Jones. She plans to make her home here in Klamath Falls with her sister-in-law, Mrs. Wil liam Hart Jones, as her husband l is overseas. . ' i-'-'" ''" '", 11 I t '-til giaaiou, palms ana canaclabras 01 tan wnue tapers. Just before the ceremony. Lt. Harris O. Torgerson of the United States naval air station, " san "Ave Maria" and "Be-1 cause. The service was read bv the Rev. Victor Phillips, pastor of ine cnurcn, in tne presence 01. more than 200 guests. ; rne bride was lovely in tra-. ditional white. Her gown was fashioned with a lace bodice ' and sweetheart neck line, the'1 long lace sleeves fitting snug ly at tne wrist. The full white n satin skirt ended in a long court train and her veil fell to the I. hem of her gown from a Juliet u cap. Her only jewelry was a single strand of pearls, and she " gardenias and freesias, centered : with an orchid and tied with ; long satin streamers. - Janice Bubb, sister of the -, bride, was maid of honor and wore a melon pink dress with simple grecian lines and small cap sleeves. Her bouquet was of white carnations, and there , were small clusters of matching carnations in her heir. ' The bridesmaids, Anne Knox : and Jean Foster of Portland, f and Phyllis Foster and Helen Moore of this city, wore gowns & similar in design to the maid . of honor's. The dresses of dark haired Phyllis and Anne were chartreuse, and Helen and Jean wore a harmonizing shade of pale blue. They all carried ' large bouquets of roses. best man was Edward Storli, -of the United States navy,- and 1 Donald Pitcairn, Robert Maris j and John Powers, of the army medical school in Portland, were ushers.. . - - " Little T h i r z a Groeckner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. "Ed-? wa,u 0. trroecurier was tiower t girl in a floor-length pink net , dress. Billy Tycer, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Tycer, and grandson of Dr. and Mrs. Paul Noel, acted as ringbearer. ..' The bride's mother, Mrs. Ern-7 est M. Bubb, wore a black dress ", with sequin trim and a match- r ing hat, and. Mrs. Margaret , Payne, mother of the groom,-, was in navy blue. Following the wedding ".'- . large reception was held on the -lawn of the bride's home and ' refreshments were served at a -table centered with pink glad- .1 ioli. Assisting were Mrs. Harden Carter, Mrs. Alvin Henschke, , Mrs. Walter Linstrom, Mrs; B. ' L. Hardenbrook, Mrs. Guy Mer- rill, Mrs. James Bishop Foster, ; Mrs. P. M. Noel, Mrs. F..-E.Drake, Mrs. William Haeelsteln. .1 Mrs.-J. F-. Daggett Mrs. Charles Joseph Martin, and Mrs; Fred Schallock. . Mrs. Wilmot urandali . and Mrs. Lena :Noej poured and the cake was serv ed by Mrs. Robert Shaw.' . . Before leaving with her hus? band to drive to Odell lake, the' bride tossed her. wedding bou quet from - the steps of her ,. home, lt fell into the hands of ; Phyllis Foster, daughter of Mr. .. and Mrs. James Bishop Foster. lor. going away, Mrs. .Payne chose a trim suit in light tan with a fine gold pin-stripe; j The orchid from her bouquet was pinned at her shoulder and , she wore a small brown felt , hat with alligator accessories. . After SDendme a - week at . Odell, Mr. and Mrs. Payne will I go to Portland, where they will make then- home at 5023 South East Hawthorne. Among out-of-town guests at the wedding were Mrs. Mar- -garet Payne, mother o f the . groom, and his sister, Mrs. Ver-1 non Butler from Ontario, Wash ington, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Dag- ' gett and Mr. and Mrs. J, W. Linstrom of Prineville, Mr. and Mrs. Robin H. Nelson. Mrs. John G. Nelson, Mrs. Phyllis .! Carroll and Patsv. Carroll from Portland, and Mrs. Lucille. Ul-" rick and Mrs. Dick C. Fisher from California. x k x a 3 a Official Visit Mrs. Burt B. Lowry. Medford. 5 state regent of the Oregon Daughters of the American Revo- lution, is paying official visits to chapters in this section of Ore gon. Saturday she will visit the Lakeview chapter and will be In Klamath Falls, Monday, October : 2, when a luncheon at 12 o'clock in the Pelican cafe will be held in her honor. Mrs." Charles Joseph Martin, 228 N. Seventh, will be hostess . for the regular meeting of Eula- c lona chapter, at 8 o'clock in the evening, Monday, when Mrs. T ...ill 1- - II.. ... . . n . . TT....U rn MUnl.nlw.nM will entertain with piano num-. bers and the state regent will ad-, dress the members. Mm 13ai-t I"1 HlinmnB r.ffaiif invites all members of the DAR to attend the no-hostess luncheon and the evenlne meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Faabe , are parents of a son, John Ivar, . UnM in Cnnllla nn -Vlrlav. ficm. temDer Z2. Mrs. faaoe is ine former Elizabeth McConnell, daughter of Mrs. Avis McCon nell of this city. This is the 1U nhlln Onrt flrd SHll hltm to the' Faabes. . Mrs. Calvin . Hunt, 70 Pine street, will entertain for mem bers of the Art Needlework club Wednesday afternoon at -2 nVloek. October 4. : !" ';, - , ,5 - Virginia " Ellen Smith left Thursday night for Oregon State college at Corvallls to assist In rush week activities at Sigma' Kappa sorority. 'j . mis picture was taken.
