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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 19, 1945)
4 f .. yP WAt ' . '' . ; i .. . .-saw..; V ;. UIIRS OP THI COMMITTEE In eharae of arranaements for the nnnunl niu.n ku k. tierlcon Association of University Women for all senior high school girls are (left to right) L Donald Vannice, Mrs. John Merryman, Mrs. Warren C. Nogle, Mrs. Sam Mushen kilie riaiaerman, iotuiu ujiuc, mrs. -visa rsuyKenaau, myitis foster, Mrs. J. vern uwens, cnairman, vus. isennetn . Moore ond Gladys Wardwell. ' .... Gudcrlan 1 '4',? ' " 3rv; :-h -rficy t- cy -i Irs. Ellingson To -lead Library Club II wax perfect iprlntf for the blossoms which filled the main liinr urn of me miotic lmrary lor tnc annun flower jhnw nnH tn tn, election of officers and final gathering of the Klamath l)i woman Liiornry ciuo on monuny ancrnoon ai i o clocK. Mr. KoDeri r. cuiniison or. wan ciccica pre.nncnt of Library b for me coming year, nun serving wnn ner wiu Do Mrs. trnii C. Parker, Ural vice- kident; Mrs. Glenn Kent. sec. ..... n..lrlnnt: Mrs. Paul Yl". I" J Mr. tecreinry. ....... tn Palmerton, treasurer, In Ksnt oresldea ai ine i meeung.ana cancu iui E reporu from officers and fan book of the ciub'f ac HH lor WIB JCil wnn W by Mn. J. K. mcuouan, bi. Ellingson announced that program for i n c coming would hi- arranucd by Mrs. tence Shaw and Mrs. stcpiv f, Kaiper. lllnwlnc the business meet tci was served from a laoio ktti with a lovely arrangc- tt of white lllncs,- tulips ana bul. Pouring were Mrs. Mrs. Ellingson and Mrs. er. lis was the spring non-com- Bve (lower show and in spe- kvldence wero lovely tulips. Iris, and branches ol Vrlng shrubs. Mrs. Horace itti was chalrniBn of the rr show and Mrs. S. G. wis tea chairman. 1 Monday meeting corn meetings of Library club the annual fall luncheon. ntesics Monday were Mrs. I Brannon and Mrs. Gcorue lie. Memberships were tak- tmng me afternoon, ana a hi Invitation to Join Li- club is cxnresscd to all In of the city. i i 5 denis Dance spring formal dance for school students of the th basin, which Is spon- annually by the Elks will be held on Fridnv pg. May 23, In the Elks r. Dancing will be enjoyed P:30 to 11:30 with refresh- served during, the ovc- irams will be sent to the nl&n sehnnlH In thn Where thev will be avail. f couples planning to at- tudent committee ar : the affair Includes nicks, chairman SdIIv ir. Ramon P loikamp, Jim Myers and and Mr, t u re Elks committee on ar- Pents, and they are being P by Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mr. and Mrs. George A. Mr. and Mm! p f'tii ana Mr. and Mn fmclster. 8 pe Honored Fers of thn Mlhnl.i ,ni , at 8 Party "er "honor bt Mr. HObcrt Ch lento whnen Kir Wan a unn A muf. mine. Mo,. 10 i . hn , "t "o par- Golf Played Tlie second of the "vlctorv' tournaments wax played off by tho Klamath Falls women at the Rcamcs Golf and Country club on Friday, May 11, with an exceptionally fine turnout. A sacK luncn. followed by an af ternoon of brldgo was enjoyed by the guests, and lovely spring blooms were used about tho club room. The guest award was pre- semen io mrs. Hooert sproat Jr., and Mrs. E. L. Bates of Port land was a visitor. The third of tho tourneys was pinyca on t riday, Moy 18, with Mrs. Wesley O. Smith; Mrs.'T, B. Watlers, Mrs. Hugh B. Camp bell and Mrs. Charles Moore as hostesses for tho day. S 8 Commander Visits Cmd. Vincent Herlihy of the united biates maritime icrv cs arrived In Klamath Falls from ban rranclsco on Tuesday morn ing for a 30-day leave with his wire, Virginia, and family. While ncre, urad, Herlihy Is also visit ing his mother, Mrs. Ellen Herlihy of North 9th street. His brother, Gerald, Is also visiting ncre from AlasKa. Cmd. Herlihy has lust re turned to this country after 37 months of overseas duty in the aouin I'acific and European theaters of war. - s Return Here Mr. and Mrs. W, H. Alexander of 1644 Monzanita street, re turned on Tuesday of this week after a visit In aan Diego. Calif with their son-in-law and daugh ter. Lt. and Mrs. Sheldon H. Russell. Lt. Russell left May 9 for overseas service with the United States marlno air corns. and Mrs. Russell plans to make her home with her pnrents hore. Also returning with the Alex anders were their daughter, Mrs. W. R. Thomas and Barbara Kay who have been visiting the Rus sells in San Diego for the past two months. Wed In Portland The wedding of Marie Dixon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Dixon of Henley, and Capt. W. Merrill Bond, . United States army air corps, son of Mr. and Mrs. w. j. uond of Portland was solemnized on Saturday May 12, at 2 o'clock In the post chapel at the army air base in Portland. First Lt. Rodney Glas cock, post chaplain, read the ceremony. Sgt. Gaymond played the tra ditional wedding marches at the organ. . The bride, given In marriage Dy ner orotner-in-iaw, Kaipn Hill, wore a light green suit with natching accessories, and carried a white prayer book with orchids. Beverly Shaw of Portland, a close friend of the bride, was her only attendant, and chose a gold crepe dress with- white ac cessories. Her corsage was ' a spray of rosebuds and lilies of the valley. Edward Lewis of Seattle, uncle of: the groom stood as best man. A . reception was . held imme diately following the ceremony at Henri Thlcles tea room, after which the young couple left for a wedding trip to victoria, a. u. Both the bride and groom are graduates of Oregon Mate col lege at Corvallis. Capt. Bond graduated In forestry, and was associated with the forest serv ice at the time of his induction. He has Just returned after 26 months of overseas duty In Af rica and Italy with the air force. Mrs. Bond taught - school at Henley for several years, and has spent the past tnree years in the Girl Scout offices at Port land. s s s Bridal Shower Marjorie Brown, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Brown of Tulelakc, who Will be wed on June 3 to Cel. Sylvester O. Fran cisco, was me guest oi nuuur at a bridal shower held in the an nex of the Presbyterian church on Tuesday afternoon. The refreshment table was centered with a red, white and blue Maypole, and other deco rations about the rooms included lovely bouquets of apple blos soms -and lilacs. A musical pro cram. was furnished by R. D. Ai- kin and Carolvn Boyd. The many gifts -were presented to Miss Brown by several "small fry" who sang an original ditty to the tune of the Marine Hymn. A pi ano duct was given by Katherine Potter and .Norma Brown. ; Hostesses for the affair were Mrs. Cecil Buell, Mrs. Ins Col kins, Mrs. Lura Allison and Mrs, Ray Aikin. mCEETTY By Joan Campbell ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON, MAY 12, the Pacific Terrace home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Royal Shaw was the scene of a tea for girls graduating from. Klamath Union high school, which is given annually by AAUW. Pouring at the silver tea service is Mrs. Robert' P. Ellingson Jr., incoming president, and gathered about the table ore Mrs. J. Royal Shaw, Mrs. Kenneth A. Moore, Mrs. Sam Mushen, Ella Tatlow, Phyllis Foster and. Donna Morehouse. ' " Guderlan. ens & Ik! JT LOVELY SPRING BLOOMS were arranged about the audi torium of the ciry horary for the annual flower snow and spring tea, election of officers and final meeting of the Klam ath Falls Woman's Library club oh Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Pictured ore Mrs. Glenn-Kent, outgoing president, and Mrs. Robert P. Ellingson Sr., who will take over the duties or that position. Guderian. : "mes were led by Br or ., ' - iiaiau.tj fsnrf - Ficovintu .. . K,r.?.m wl'h 8 erv. he ehS Irom the mom- ln?,'lleJ evening were Ea i ffiMtar, Mr, nrnii ivir, Hnq wChlleoto - Mr! and linm Sney ,Jr- Mr. and S le rw'Hser, Mrs. oiPs. Mrs. C. H. Barn- ,"nn Yadon. Mrs. Cin; ;'' mrs- winn -fi'ien. Mr m it f Mi Blnke, Ann Blnke. ce GLB,dys Ward: PJ,? e r t Heeler. Cnl. nooert Hale cn and the guests Dorothy Kesterson : Is Bride Of Monday ! ' Residents of Klamath Falls are being told of the marriage of SSgt. Dorothy Kesterson of tho Women's Army corps, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Kesterson of, 1985 Portland street in Klamath Falls, and Pvt. James H. Skeel, United States army, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Skeel of San Fanclsco. Vows were ex clrangcd at the Glide Memorial church in San Francisco on Mon day, .May 14, with the Rev. J. C. McPheeters officiating at the double ring ceremony. ' . The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore the regula tion army uniform, and carried white. Bible with two white orchids. Mrs. J. E. Avana of Sacramento, Calif., was matron of honor for her niece, and the grooms father stood as best man. : - . .The church was simply but Impressively decorated with ar rangements of white stock, snapdragons ' and Regal lilies with rhododendrons in- delicate shades. Lighted .candelabra were placed on cither siue oi me altar. ' The bride's, mother chose a dress of pastel blue with navy blue accessories, and a lavender orchid was pinned to her shoul der. Mrs. 'Skeel, mother of the groom, was aturea m a ausiy rose suit with black accessories and a lavender orchid. Following the 7 o'clock cere mony, a wedding supper, served In 41m T3ni-clnn rMlll of the HOtCl Sir Francis Drake, was enjoyed by relatives and close friends of the newlyweds. With the spot light focused upon them, the young couple danced alone to the strains of a familiar waltz played by, the orchestra. Both Mr. and Mrs. Skeel are graduates of the University of Oregon at Eugene. The bride was affiliated with the Phi'Beta national music organization, and was an active ' member of . Tail chapter of Beta Sigma Phi in Klamath Falls. At present she is stationed in New Jersey. I Pvt. Skeel was a member of Phi Sigma Kappa fraternity. He has Just returned after three and one-halt years in the South Pacific with the famed 41st di vision. ; The just-weds are enjoying a two-week wedding trip in Santa Barbara t f '. is x 3 t i v X ' - v. -3 TO MARRY ON MAY 27 are Nelle Gardner, attractive daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Gardner of Klamath Falls, and CaRt. Morris M. Garrett, United States marine corps reserve, son of Mr. and Mrs. George W; Garrett of Richrrtond, Ky. The wedding is to take place at the Methodist church at 10 o'clock In the morning. The bride-elect was a student at the College of the Pacific at Stockton, Calif, ond Capt. Garrett is a graduate ot the cast Kentucky Mate teachers college. ..... KenneU-EllIs. Saturday Tea The home of Mrs. Harold J. Hendrickson was the scene of a lovely Saturday tea ur honor of Mrs. Paul F. Butler,, wife of the hostess brother, who Is visiting her sister-in-law while her husband is serving overseas with the Seabees. Mr.-Butler is the former manager of the restaurant at . Walgreen s in Klamath Falls; and they have many mends in this city. . The ' lace-covered table was centered with a clever arrange ment of delphiniums . and ivy around a graceful swan, and bouquets of spring flowers were used about the rooms. Yellow tapers at either end of the table were used to carry out the yel low, pink and . white color scheme. Pouring at the silver tea and coffee services - between the hours of 2 and 4:30 were Mrs. Ed Crawford and ' Mrs. Bert Johnson, both of Merrill, and assisting about the . rooms' were Mrs. Louis Stewart and Mrs. William Colbert, also.of Merrill. Other guests "included Mrs. scott - Mcitendree. - Mrs. -wk-. C. Bailey Sr. and Mrs. Hugh O' Connor, all. of Merrill, Mrs. L. Cooley, Mrs. Eugene Rollie, Mrs. Robert McCambridge, Mrs. Robert Felker, Mrs.. Alfred Flora and Mrs. Angelo Serena, of Klamath Falls. Reception A erouD of old . friends were Invited to- Sari's bv Mr., and Mrs. Andrew Persson for a re ception and dinner on Thursday evening in honor of their son; in-law and daughter. PFC and Mrs. Carl Peterson. The young couple were -married in San Francisco on May .12. . Mrs. Peterson is the former Gerda Persson who has been associa ted with the FPHA in the naval unit at San Francisco. The groom has just returned after three years of overseas duty in the .South Pacific; The tables were attractively arranged with, spring flowers, while a large tiered -wedding cake centered the bride's table. The -cake was later served to Mr. and Mrs.-Fred Goeller, Mr. and .A'rs.. riK Olson, Mr. and Mrs. Jonas Walldin; Mr;. - and Mrs. Fred Lekbert. Mr. and Mrs Eugene Werner, Mr. and Mrs. "Olaf Olson, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Hedberg, Mr. and . Mrs. j Helding Ericksdn, Mr. and -Mrs.: B.-- E. Wright, ; .Werner . Lund quist,. Mrs. ,E. 'A Saurburg, the guests of honor and' the hosts.. Mr. and Mrs. Peterson Dlan to leave on Monday for a wed ding trip to' Santa Barbara. Senior. Girls Honored At Tea ; . The annual spring tea for senior girls graduating from high school; given by the- American Association of University Women,' was held at the J. Royal Shaw home on Pacific Terrace on Satur day, May 12. : -. i ' ' . The -tea table was attractively decorated with a white linen cloth, and centered with a lovely all white arrangement of lilacs, tulips, narcissi and other spring blossoms. Tall white lighted tapers were placed on either side of the centerpiece, and a large - crysiai puncn oowi was at one Exchange Vows In a double ring ceremony which was read by - Chaplain Graham Gilmer on Thursday afternoon. May 10. at 4 o'clock. Dorothy Ann Bredberg, daugh ter of .Mr. and Mrs. BredDerg of Red Oak, la., exchanged -wedding vows with Cpl.- Dwight Rhoades Moser, United States marine, corps reserve, oi Uaiies Center,' la. The ceremony was read before the fireplace in the reception room of the Hostess House oi tne Marine uarracKS, amid a setting of ;palmr.and candelabra. . The - bride , was gowned in a white chiffon .wedding dress with a train and on a white Bible she. carried a lavendar or chid and white: sweet peas with white satin streamers. Dorothy Jean Moser of Des Moines, la., was her sister's only attendant, wearing pale pink.net over pink taffeta; and carrying a;, lovely bouquet' of gardenias and pink sweet peas.- The best man, Cpl. Clifford Muralt, and the groom were, attired in marine dress blues, Immediately. Drecedine the ceremony two vocal recordings. "Because and "Tne Lords Prayer," sung by. Lois Marie Moser. sister of the groom, were played. The traditional wedding marches were played oy. upi. Barnac, also of the Marine Bar racks. - Following the marriage, a wedding supper was served in the Quarters of the hostess, Mrs. A. C. Cottrell, to the relatives and close friends of tne young couple. Cpl; and Mrs. Moser cut their tiered wedding cake,.wnich was' later served to the guests. The just-weds plan to make their home in Klamath Falls for. the present' time, while Cpl; Moser is, tatting- an active part in the new!. agriculture course being carried on at the Marine Barracks.'.' : Out-of-town, guests included Mrs. 'E. G. Moser, 'mother-of the groom from -Dalles Center, la., and mjs. -marie- rants ot ues Moines.' . : - ;. ' '-.:. t-.i Ja Rites owski-Rurher Sa The Klamath Lutheran church was the scene of a lmnl but impressive ' wedding ceremony on Saturday, evening, May 12, when Peggy Lou Rumer, daughter of .Mr. and Mrs. Isaac burner of 411 Pacific Terrace, became the bride of Cpl.' Frank S.-.Jaku-bowski, United States marine corns, son of Mr.' and Mrs. Jacob Nalepka of Chicago, 111.: ; - ,' Vows were exchanged before the altar which was banked with tall lighted tapers' and . spring flowers. The ceremony was read by the Rev. S. N. Tooness. The traditional wedding marches were played by SSgt. Buel Kennedy, and "Because" and "O promise Me" were sung by PFC (jan rlagel.. The bride, given in marriage by her father, chose a light green dressmaker suit with matching - accessories, and ner corsage was of gardenias and pink ' rosebuds. ..- Bette- Hopkins' and Jean Os- tendorf were the bride's attend ants: and both were attired in costume suits with corsages of red rosebuds; ' Best man was Cpl. Layne Caldwell, and Sgt. James Cun ningham acted as an usher. - ,; The home of the bride s sister. Mrs. Warren W. Wc-bdard, was tne scene of a wedding recep tion after the ceremony.' The lovely bride's cake was cut by the young couple,' . and later served to the guests by Mrs. J. E: Hosking. Pouring at the sil ver .coffee service -was Mrs. Ed Osteiidorf.. , - Out-of-town guests included, Mrs. William- F. Hedin of Port land, : the aunt of.. the. bride, Bette Hopkins who was home from Lewis and - Clark college at Portland, and Jean Ostendorf, who arrived here for the wed ding from Oregon State college at Corvallis. - - , Cpl. and Mrs. Jakubowskl will be at home at 737 Alameda. : v Visiting- this "we e k- at - the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Cofer . of 1017 High is Mrs. Cofer's niece, Mrs.-- Leonard Beechinor of Sacramento, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beechinor and son. Bobbie, of Malin were dinner guests at the. Cofer homi. 1 ; " ..' : end of the table, with a silver tea service at the other. Tea hours were from 3to S. Pouring from 3 to 3:30 were Mrs. O. K;- Puckett and Mrs. Lloyd Gobie, from 3:30 to 4, Mrs. Frank Jenkins and'. Mrs. Robert B. Chilento. frnm 4' tn 4:30, Mrs. Howard Listoe and Mrs. Harold Teale, and from 4:30 to 5, Mrs. Robert Shaw and Mrs. James Kerns. On the reception committee were Mrs. Robert P, Ellingson Jr., the incoming president, Mrs. Laurence Shaw. Mrs &m musnen, me retiring president, and Mrs. Warren -Nogle. Assist ing in the - living room were Mrs. Louis R.- Mann, Mrs. Rob ert Thompson, Mrs. Stanley Woodruff, .Mrs.. Kenneth A. Moore, Eva. Burkhalter -and other- members.- Mrs. Donald Vannice, Mrs. John Merryman, Mrs. -, Ailsa , Kuykendall- . and Phyllis: Foster- assisted in the dining room.- . ,:i .-' : . ' Mucin Hnnintf ftu. : . u ... ,uq ciiiuuuun was arranged bv . Mrs. .Dnn Zumwalt. Mrs. Vernon Kuyken aau sang "racue Song," "Were My . Song - With Wings Provid ed,". !The Year's- At the Spring'? and "Were I the Flaming Sun,' accompanied by Mrs. Zumwalt at the piano. The string- trio, consisting of John Best, cellist, Mrs. John -Best, - pianist, and Mrs. .Lewis Hornby, violinist-, played the first movement from Mendelssohn's "Trio in -D Minor" and."Pierette." Mrs. Vern Owens was general chairman in charge of arrange ments for the tea. :. : . : -.v'- Breakfast Kacc-a chaDter of Rpfn Simm Phi. held its annual breakfast honoring : the mothers . of the members at 9 o'clock on' the morning of Surtday, May 13, in the Blue room of the Wlllard hotel. . . .''. ,-' Miniature umbrellas, filled with spring flowers! served ' as attractive"": place cards. Table centerpieces were four ' lovely plants which ' were later- pre sented to Mrs. - G. E. Moore; Mrs. A., H.- Weatherfbrd, - Mrs; John Milne and Mrs. .1. R . McLellan. i , . .--..' The program which was ore. sented: during the breakfast con sisted of a welcome to mothers by Madge McLellan, an accept ance by Mrs. G. E. Moore, In. traduction of members and guests by Mrs. Arthur Moore. and the reading of "Our Creed" Dy Mrs. iNorman Moty, accom panied at the piano by Mrs. Ar thur Moore. Hostesses for the breakfast were Mrs. Vern WhhV latch, chairman, Madge McLeli Ian and Jacquie McLellan. -.': . 5 Sunday Weddinc ; " Iri: a ceremony which was! read at the First Baptist church by . the Rev. C. C. Brown on Sunday, May 13, at 1 o'clock. Alma ..Laveda. Moore of Okla homa City, Okla., became the Dride of corp.. - Cecil Wayne Pierce of the same city. . For . her wedding, the bride chose-ah olive green suit with British tan accessories, and a single orchid was pinned to her her only attendant, and chose a gold suit with brown acces' ories. Corp. William F. Fulton stood as best man. ' Preceding the ceremony, H, ,-4 r-1. ; , itr T v.. Truly,1' with Mrs. Ernest. E,. rlambnck as accompanist. Guests at the wedding includ ed Corp. and Mrs. C. . P. Mc wninney, vjorp. ana Mrs. jonn Zilverberg,. Corp. and Mrs. Ralbh Thorp.: and PFC Herb Fellows.
