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contain the mimes of nil
lait matrons and pnsl pa
wlio served Alnhu chlipior
the bPKltml'iK ' l,s history
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In of Oregon. Officers of
and nil committee mom-'arc-
nlso listed.
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. refreshments were, nerved
iiadio Holloway, Audrey
, Greta UrewuiiKer iinu
.tret Uklon.
r next nieetlnu will be held
ibnmry' 13, when Alpha
s will be chairman ol the.
am committee. All mem
arid visiting nienber nro
,d to attend by this worthy
hi, Snllle Wood, mid wor
latron, Arthur Dickson.
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prse Party
surprise birthday dinner
was Biven tor Shirley Sex-
by I-nVerne Heed nl her
on North 11 Hi, on Friday
inj, Jnminry HI,
finer wan served, after
Ii tlio guests, attended the
rd-Kkunnth - r nlls baskct-
se Invited to the affair
Shirley Sexton and her
listers, Marlon and Marv
ieslon, Carol Vandorwall.
pury Anderseh and tlio
ps, LnVerne Heed,
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pge Luncheon '
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nt her home oit Melroso
II brldee llinellenn nn
fdny, January 111, Clients
(e nffuir Included Mrtt. Ar
fclmupp, Mm, Walter Went,
uruell, Mrs. E. M. Chll.
Mrs, K. M. Ilnumimrl i..,.l
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.Mituie won mull score
for tho afternoon,
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Soroptimist
FulluwIiiK tho present day
trend of tliouiiht with rotund
to ii butter education of vouiik
peonle tor a fuller life, Waller
lOsehebeelt Hpuko to ilio Siiiopll.
mint club on 'I'luiindiiy, liilduM
an Ills mibjeel, "The I'lilluro of
Knowlodijo," lie mild knowledvio
of how to do Is not umoiikIi, hut
there should also bu u develop.
liient of elinraelei'. ' iStiidenls
should bo tnuiilil Uio funda.
nivtitnlH of deuiiicniey. When
they leuvu It Ik Ii school, they
should lie cmiiimed with IiihIuIiI
uiHlunilaiKlliiK and linuuliialiiiii,
and tnilned for their contacts
with society In addition to their
ability to earn a living.
Lnek of education In liberal
arts leaves tho adult recrealion
ally illiterate, and the use of
leisure Ihno Is an Important
Hem in full, well. balanced v
hiK. SoroplliuisU were happy
to woleomt! Mrs. Sophia Konof.
fel, who U here tor a short
time, from her homo in San
DIoko. Mis. Kenoffel Is n for.
iner resident of Kliunalh Kails,
and Is a member of tho local
club.
From Portland
A visitor In Klamath Falls
from I'ortliiiid. durliiK tho past
week has boon Carolina vaou.i(,
who was formerly Mm principal
of tho Merrill and Henley ele.
menlary schools. Sho has been
a house guest at the home of Mr.
and Mrs, Harold llendrlekson of
24110 Apph'iiato and Lllllu Darby.
ail l'.ldorado,
Miss Vaereltl has been honored
Willi several informal parties
durliiK her slay here. Mr. and
Mrs. Wyatt ladc,ett outerlalned
with a dinner, as well as Mr. mid
Mrs. Wilbur Koblnetle, 5II0U
Denver. A Ini'Ko tea was Kiven
ior Miss Vneioui by Mrs, Georne
Elliott of Morrill, und several
other lovely affairs wore Klvcu
'"'hUf thu wi'ek by I,oi Humor,
Ueiillu tlunter mid Mllle Darby
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Youth Club
Youiik peopln of Saered Heart
parish, tot well as service men
and women who attend church
there, met Wednesday evenlnx,
January 1M, to orKiinlzo a elub
tu bo called the Catholic Youth
club. Officers elected worn Cpl,
Charles Kohler of the Marine
Darraeks. president; Helen Dun
heck, vice president; Luanu
Smith, decretory; Phyllis Smith,
treasurer.
l'FC Dan Archer will bo chair
man of activities, and members
i of the committed are Mary Wish-
on, m, joe iviurpny oi tlio Ma
rino Harracks, and Johnnlo Su
dol of the Klamath naval air sta
tion. Fulher Casey and Father
I'helan, inr, an iVi ... ...
Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Lav
enlk and Mr. and Mrs. Olto
Smith are senior advisors, und
honorary advisors lire Colonel
and Mrs. Georo O. Van Ordcn
of the Marino Harracks.
The next nieetliiK will bo held
Wednesday, February 7, at B
P, m., In the parish hull.
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THE LUTHERAN CHURCH was the scone of a lovely wedding
on Jonuory 12, when Sybil Dahlcim became the brido of PFC
E. P. Clayton, USMC. Vows were exchanged before the Rev
erend Topness ot 7 o'clock In the evening. The young couple
loft for a wedding trip to the bay area, and is now at homo
in Klamath Falis.
Comnrt.
Date Set
March 1 has been set as the
weddlnK dalo when Hose Dur
menl Macartney, d'.iuuhter of Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph K. Macartney,
will become tho bride of Enslxn
Denis G. H.-ihson, USNH, son of
Mr. and Mrs, Horace Perkins
Uabson of Lou Anolos.' The
ceremony has been planned to
take place at St. Paul's Episco
pal luircli at A o'clock In the
afternoon.
Miss Macartney Is n former
student of Stanford university
In Palo Alto, Calif., and is af
filiated with Alpha Phi sorority.
Enslun Hanson Is now stationed
at tho University of Michigan at
Ann Arbor, with tho navy, and
Is n graduate of Stanford where
he was n member ot Alpha Delta
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Iter i m,B t,Llt and carnations were usea ar
hoL jhJ, Flrst Methodist church, when Kathleen
Bmntk C ii ul 'vw. unu ivirs. nutiiy ji.iiiuihuwi
I Mr j i i bcone tho bride of Lt. William Tavenner,
FoiL , ,rs' H' Tavenner, also of this city. Lt. and
wi. mr a trip to Los Angeies, after wnicn ine
WMI report to Santa Ana, California, for further orders.
Comnrt.
Parish Dinner
More than 100 guests Kuthorcd
at St. Paul's Episcopal church to
enjoy the annual parish dinner,
Thursday evening at 0:30 o'clock.
The Rev. Frederick C. Wisscn
bach presided and dinner w.is
served by tho Woman's auxiliary
of St. Paul's.
Reports for the year were
read and three vestrymen
named. They were Wyatt Pad
gelt, O. V. Gibson and Roy Lee.
Named senior warden was Jvimcs
Patterson and junior warden
elected was James Wallinder.
Retiring vestrymen are Ted
Medford, Neal Stewart, Harold
Shaffer and W. B. Yates. Those
serving this ycvir will bo Hugh
B. Campbell, Franklin L. Wea
ver, Horace E. Gctz, Willis Glid
den, A. B. Hood, R. Hcber Rad
eliffe, and Roy Promo, treasur
er, and Samuel A. Mushen, as
sistant treasurer,
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Sixth Birthday
Llltlo Patricia Ann Isenscc,
diuiKhtor of Mr. and Mrs. E. D.
Isenscc, celebrated her sixth
birthday anniversary with n
party which was given at her
homo on January 20. Games
were played after which re
freshments wero served to tho
guests. .
Those children present for
lhc affair wcro Darla Ann Tripi
pott, Helen Puekott, Susan and
Cecllo Vandcnbcrg, Paul and
Mary Ann Munson, Judy Dan
Iclson, Jody and Adelo Bridge,
Joe Fllzwaler, Dean Soderlwrt,
Charles Russell and Patricia and
Donald Isenscc.
Several mothers were also
Invited, including Mrs. Sverre
Munson, Mrs. Dave Bridge, Mrs.
Joe Russell and tho hostess, Mrs,
E. D. Iscnsee,
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Stork Shower
A lovely stork shower was
given for Mrs. Richard Post at
the home of Mrs. R. P. Ellingson
Jr., with Mrs. Roy Whltlotch and
Mrs. Ellingson as co-hostesses.
Tho affair was given on, Friday
evening at 8 o clock Hlid the
room was attractively decorated
with pussy-willows, and heather
and pink carnations centered the
table.
Bridge was plnyed, after
which Mrs. Post opened her
many lovely gifts. Guests in
cluded Mrs. Stanley Stalgcr,
Mrs. Charles Bailey, Mrs. Lane
Warren, Mrs. Lloyd Froom, Mrs.
John Sfliidnmyer, Mrs. Sum
Mushen, Mrs, Bert Schmidt, Mrs.
C. B. Browne, Mrs. R. P. El
lingson Sr., Mrs. George
Sprague, Mrs, Melvln Howlo
and Mrs. Robert O'SulUvmi.
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Sojourners
Tho Wcdnesduy afternoon
meeting of Sojourners wus
thoroughly enjoyed by members
and their guests who met In
the blue room of the Willard
hotel at 1:45, with Mrs. Samuel
D. Earhart as hostess for the
day. Several members cumc
curly for a no-hostess luncheon
in tho dining room.
Following the business meet
ing which was presided over by
the president, Mrs. Byron
Friedman, seven tables of cards
wero in play.
One of Sojourners' past pres
idents and u long time member,
Mrs. Glen Jones, who is leaving
soon to make her home in Port
land, was present for her last
meeting, and was given a trib
ute from tho club for her loy
alty to Sojourners and her par
ticipation In the activities of the
organisation.
Mrs. Margaret Casey was wel
comed in to the club as a new
member at this meeting.
Guests for tho afternoon were
Mrs. Ray Brown, Mrs. O. E.
Powell. Mrs. Bernicc Silander,
Mrs. M. A. Bakkc, Mrs. J. S.
Lynch Jr., Mrs. R. W. Murphy,
Mrs. Jerry Clacys. Mrs. Edna
Berry, Mrs. C. B. Larkin, Mrs.
Jony Molalore. and Miss Sallv
Jones.
Honors in bridge went to
Mrs. .1. L. Mitchell and Mrs.
Edna Berry, and in pinochle to
Mrs. Allan Fletcher. The next
meeting of the club will be held
on February 14 at the Willard
hotel. Regular meeting days
are the second and fourth Wed
nesdays of each month, and
there is a standing invitation to
all newcomers to attend these
meetings, and become acquaint
ed.
Saturday, Jan. 27, 1945
HERALD AND NEWS THREE
AN EVENING CEREMONY wos performed at the Sacred
Heart church when Agnes Vasak, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Victor Vasak, became the bride of Robert J. Moyle, S 1c,
USN, on January 2A. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Noah B. Moyle of Fort Madison, Iowa, and is stationed at
the Klamath nnval air station.
Gudcrian.
Agnes Vasak Is
Wednesday Bride
In one of the prettiest ceremonies of the winter season, Agnes
Vasak, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Vasak of this city, be
came the bride of Robert J. Moyle, seaman first class, United
States navy, at a service read at 7 o clock Wednesday evening in
Sacred Heart church. The Rev. Timothy Casey officiated.
Soft organ music was played just before the service. The bride,
given in marriage by her father, wore a lovely gown of white
organza Willi a high neckline
and long sleeves, nor linger-tin
veil was edged with wide lace
and fell from a wreath of orange
blossoms. She carried an all
white shower bouquet caught
With white satin ribbons.
Betty Lee Smith, maid-of-hon..
or, wore a pale green frock ot
organza with a square neckline
and long full skirt. She corried
an arm bouquet of red roses and
a band of the same roses was
worn In her hair.
Mango McLcllan was the
bridesmaid and wore a yellow
marquisette frock fashioned
with long sleeves, snug bodice
and full skirt. She carried yel
low carnations and wore a
wreath of flowers in her hair.
Best man was AM 3c Nowell
E. Hiss of the Klamath naval air
station. ' .
Immediately after the couple
had left the church to the strains
of tho wedding recessional, a re
ception was held in the Pelican
party room. The bride and groom
cut their cake which was an
elaborate confection of white
topped with a miniature couple
and placed on a wreath of Sweet
heart roses. Mrs. T. S. Green
served, assisted by Mrs. A. P.
Tofano and Bcmice Flochinnl.
Mrs. Emmctt Gillings presided
at tho coffee service and Miss
Smith and Miss MtClellnn as
sisted about the room.
More than 150 guests attend
ed tho wedding and reception
and music was provided by the
air station orchestra. .
Greeting the guests with the
couple were parents of the
bride. Mrs. Vasak wore n blue
grey crepe frock with matching
hat and a corsage of white car
nations. The groom, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Noali B. Moyle of Fort Mad
Ison, Iowa, is on duly at tho
Klamoth naval air station. He
has served for the past 15
months with the United States
navy.
' -TrtC "y oi n g "couple will be
at home at 213 Cedar street.
Mrs. Moyle will resume her po
sition . Monday at the Uniied
Stales National bank.
Club Party
The parish house of St. Paul s
church was the scene of a val
entine party on Thursday, Janu
ary 18. Eleven tables of bridge
and pinochle were in play dur
ing . the afternoon, with high
score awarded to Mrs. R. J.
Brady and low to Mrs. Donald
F. McKay. Hostesses for the af
fair included Mrs. John Haw
kins, Mrs. Charles Wright, Mrs.
Arthur L. Moore and Mrs. Wil
liam Patterson.
February 7 was set as. the
date for the next meeting of
the Wednesday club, and fur
ther meetings during February
will be announced later.
The University of Oregon at
Eugene has announced that
Delia Martin, who graduated
from the Malin high school with
the class of 1943, made the
honor roll during the winter
term. Sho had six A's and one
B, and also received an A in a
correspondence course in analy
tical geometry, which sho took
in addition to her regular course.
Delia is the daughter of Harry
Martin and Mrs. William Ar
nold of Merriii.
Organization Meets
At Officers Club r
The post production group assembled at the Officers club on
Tuesday, January 23, and spent the entire day making various
Herns required by the post dispensary and family clinic. This
organization is composed of officers' wives who have volunteered
for this type of work. They meet each Tuesday, and tho fine
work accomplished by these women is a credit to their group, and
is more than appreciated by the medicos of the post. ,
There arc sewine machines on
hand for such time as theyi
might be needed, and the fold-'
lng of bandages is only one of
the numerous jobs that may be
done.
All officers wives who are
interested in these Tuesday
meetings may contact Mrs. G,
F. Joseph by calling 4288.
Crystal Shower
A crystal shower was given
for Agnes Vasak by Mrs. Ruth
Green, Mrs. Florence Sprague
and Mrs. Belle Gillings at the
home of Mrs. Green in the
Auclley apartments on Thurs
day, January 18.
The service table was center
ed with a blue flower bowl in i
Dr. and Mrs. R. G. Heskltt
j have as their housegucsts, Mrs.
eu wim a Diue nuwer dowi miun-nui. ."V 7C . ,
which pink carnations had been ' ?nfl'mo,'h" drJaihe!;' Mr;
attractively arranged, and tall Vi?girda Mhfn7sola '
pink tapers were used at the vlrglma' Mln"e30ttl'
sides of the table which was
covered witn a white madeira
cloth. A large sandwich loaf in
white, inscribed with the words
"Agnes Lovez Robert" in pink
letters carried out the motif.
Guests at the affair included
the bride-elect, Agnes Vasak,
her mother, Mrs. Victor Vasak,
Pearl Dunlap, Cordelia Cantrall,
Agnes Coleman, Mrs. G. Web
ster, Pat Joplin, Wilda Fix, Betty
Bell, Kay Coleman, Lillian To
fano, Bcrnice Flocchini, Isa
belle Barry, Adaj Giacomelli,
Alice Lehmkuhl, Helen Largent,
Mary Fails, Virginia Cunning
ham, and the hostesses.
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MRS. RICHARD H. WAKEFIELD and 20-month-old son, Jay
Stuart, left last Sunday for their home at Hickory Bluff,
South Norwalk, Connecticut, after a six weeks' stay here with
Mrs. Wakefield s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rollo C Groesbeck,
Mrs. Wakefield returns to a busy program of war work after
her holiday here. She is a member of the board of directors
of the American Red Cross in Norwalk, and also chairman of
the nurse recruitment committee, a project in which she is
vitally interested.
Guderian
Methodist Church Is
Seen e of Cere mony
Kathleen Schlolhaucr, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Schlothauer of 4887 Cannon became the bride of Lt. William
Tavenner, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Tavenner, also of this city,
In a lovely doublo ring ceremony which look place at the First
Methodist church on Sunday, January 21, ot 4 o'clock. Tho
Reverend Victor Phillips officiated at tho candlelight wedding,
and tho church was decorated with bouquets of white lilies
and carnations, with palms used ;
In the background. I ding and the reception which
After the guests had been followed Immediately nt Ahe
scaled, the candles wcro lighted
by two of tho ushers, and Mary
Lou Sexton sang "Oh Promise
Me." Mrs. Melntyro played the
wedding music.
The bride, given In marriage
by her father, was lovely in a
wedding dress of white taffeta
and n fingertip veil, and carried
a single lavender orchid on a
white prayer book,
Denlso McHugh of Alluras
was the maid of honor and wore
a full length dress of pink taf
feta. Her flowers wore fashion
ed in n colonial bouquet. Harry
Mandevllle of Lakevlow stood
as best man, and ushers Includ
ed Harry Tavenner Jr., John
Patterson, Carroll Holmes and
George Steele.
Approximately 75 to 100
guests wero invited to the wed-
church. Two tables had been
attractively decorated for the
occasion, and the tiered wed
ding enke was placed on one vr.d,
the silver service on the other.
Assisting about the 'room were
Mrs. J. K. Reno, Mrs. Olto
Smith, Mrs. Frank Sexton and
Mrs. D. W. Gilcrisi.
Both Lt. and Mrs. Tavenner
ore graduates of Klamath Union
high school, and have many
friends in Klamath Falls. Lt.
Tavenner recently arrived home
on a rest leave from the Indo-Burmn-China
theatre of war,
after flying with tho 10th com
bat cargo squadron.
Tho young couplo left for a
brief wedding trip tp Los An
geles, California, after which
the groom will report to Santa
Ann for further orders.
Wed In Portland
The Reverend T. Arthur Diin
gan officiated at a lovely double
ring ceremony, when Velma
Rutn Hamm, daughter of Mrs.
S. F. Hamm and we late aiepnen
Franklin Hamm of Portland be
came the bride of William W.
Stuart, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs.
C. A. Stuj.nl of Klamath Falls.
The wedding took place at 3
o'clock on Sunday afternoon,
January 7, at the home of the
bride's mother. The living room
was decorated with palms and
chrysanthemums, and for her
marriage, Miss Hamm chose un
aqua afternoon dress with a cor
sage of orchids. The couple was
unattended, and members of the
family and a few close friends
witnessed the ceremony. A small
reception was given immediately
following the wedding, at whicn
time Mr. and Mrs. Stuart cut the
traditional wedding cake.
Tho young couplo left for a
two weeks' wedding trip to the
Oregon coast, after which the
bride will make her home with
her mother and sister in Port
land, and the groom will report
to duly at Jacksonville, Fla.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Stuart (at
tended Klamath Union high
school and are well-known here.
Past Matrons
Mrs. O. R, Holloway, Mrs. Os
car Pevton. Mrs. George Casper
and Mrs. C. L. Harvey were host
esses at the regular meeting oi
Aloha Past . Matron club, which
was held on Friday afternoon in
the Masonic temple on Klamath
avenue.
Prizes were awarded to Mrs.
H. F. Murdoch and Mrs. Ear)
Gilbert. Mrs. A. B. Epperson,
president, held a short business
meeting. Mrs. Walter West was
appointed to call on those who
are. sick1 or in aisuusa, uuuu&
the month of February.
' Mrs. Wilbur Jones, Mrs. Rob
ert E. Wattenburg, Mrs. George
Chastaln and Mayme Whltting
ton will serve, as hostesses at
tho next regular mommy meet
ing the last Friday in February,
the 23rd. when all members hav
ing birthdays in December, Jan
uary and February win oe espe
cially honored.
Friends of Mrs. Sarah Gibson
of Klamath Falls will be inter
ested to know that she was mar.
ried to Charles Kerby at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. May
Saseen in Portland on January
15. The cottDle will be at
home in Oudalc, California.
New arrivals at the nost r-
Major and Mrs. R. E. Barrett '
ana two children, Capt. and
Mrs. J. W, Mace, and Mrs. Jos--
cph J. Foss and baby girl who-
arrived a few weeks aeo In
join Major Foss here.
Dr. and Mrs. H. J. McGllvrav
of Stockton, California, are
visiting Dr. and Mrs. Andrew
Ginacchio at their home at 465
Laguna.
Lt. Comm. J. M. Babcock. Lt?
Comm. Graham Gilmer and Dr
Atlee Hendricks were hosts to"
i small group of friends at a
tag party on : Monday. Janu
ary 22 in the blue room of the
Willard hotel.
Newlyweds on the Dost are
Lt. and Mrs. William D. Ed
wards from Illinois. They were
married on December 27, while
Lt. Edwards was on leave after
25 months- of overseas dutv.-
Mrs. Edwards was the former
Dorothy Testin.
A rpt-pntinrt ni linlH at tVw.
Officers club on Sunday, Janu
ary . 21, between the hours of
five and seven. Those in the
receiving line were Col. and
Mrs. George O. Van Orden, Capt.
and Mrs. E. R. Johnston, Comm.
and Mrs. L. . T. Coggeshall,'
Maior und Mrs. fMvHo RnW.
Major and Mrs. G. R. Luck!
uapi. ana Mrs. r . G. Lewis,'
Major and Mrs. Henry S. Faus,
and Major and Mrs. Joseph. J.
Foss. . These receptions are held
each month to greet new arriv
als ana their wives. Cocktails
were served and dancing fol
lowed. . . . i
Capt. F. G. Lewis is In Eu
gene, Oregon, on a business trip.
Mrs. B. Dubel and daughter
Rue Ann are moving into . the
Roosevelt apartments this week.
They are making their home in
Klamath Falls while Col. Dubel
is overseas.
Leaders Meet '
Leaders of the intermediate
and senior Girl Scout troops met
on Wednesday evening, January
24, at the chamber of commerce
for the election of new officers..
They are Mrs. W. C. Preston,
president; Mrs. A. M. Worden,
vice-president; Mrs. Dea Jean
Wright, secretary-treasurer. '
The meeting was devoted to
a discussion, and , a variety of
problems was brought up by the
leaders. There was a definite
need felt for a teen-age can
teen. : - -
Mrs. D. W. Holloway and Mrs.
Burt Hawkins sent a request for
Girl Scouts to help with folding
and stamping of material for the
Klamath County Public Health
association. . Any leaders whose
girls would like to help with
this project are asked to get in
touch with either Mrs.' Holloway
or Mrs. Hawkins.
Fourteen leaders were presentu
at this meeting, and three of 11
them were from the Henley dis-,,
trict. ' i ,i ' r-. : . .- .;. i
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VELMA RUTH HAMM, daughter of Mrs..S; F. Hamm and.the'
late Stephen Franklin Hamm of Portland,, Oregon, became.,
the bride of William W. Stuart USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. ;,
t. A. Stuart of Klamath Falls, in a ceremony which took i
place on Sunday, January 7, at 3 p. m. at the1 home, of the u
bride's mother.. The young couple attended Klamath nioiV'
hiqh school ond have many acquaintances in this city. . .(
-j-B. L. Aldrlch Studio, Portland. '