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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 18, 1945)
SOCIETY jj,''" By Nadlno Polmcrton Episcopal :Scene Of Al onu of llin iiiiwt lovely of tl io mid-summer weddings, Susan Ann. daughter of Mr. mid Mm. A, N. Kelscy ol thin city, became tlii! bride on Wednesday evening of Wnltor W. Bower, Hon of Mr. mid Mid, Leo J, lluwer of Hubbard, Oregon, Tlio ImproHslvo . ... .uuuuio ring ceremony whs pcrlonned In til. Pauls IGplncojinl 'church ul eight o'clock by tho Hov, F, C. Wlssenbiich boloro a Inruo group of frlendN mid relatives, , . Ann, given In iniii-rlngo by ine rmnllliii' nliiiliiN of the wedding innrch pluycd on the church ..uikiiii uy im in. Hiimuci Muxnuu, inu nrldu wint lovely In , wiiiut gown of luce and inur uulsetto fashioned with n sweet- hunrt neckline, long loco HleuvoH, ni id a long truln, For Jewelry iiho wore u single strand of pcnrU und her fingertip veil of marquisette trimmed In luce was held In plncc with a tlnru nf peurlii. Shu curried a wedding . bouquet of giirdcnliii centered with ii lui'iic liivender orcnlcl, Miild of honor was Shirley Kiilzmeyer of Khimiith Falls, cluso friend of the bride nnd a ' rooinmuto lit college. She wore floor length miwn of light . blue and cmrled u boiKiuct of red ro.se.i. Bridesmaids were (Iwcn Mend of Portland, former Klamath 1'iillH girl, Helen Nlcl Ken of Selnui, Cullf., ouo of ' Anil's college roommates, und Piitrlcln Lynch of Tulelakc. Also naked to bo one of Ann brides maids wuh Mnrliinno Linn, slu- - dent ut Stanford unlvcriilty nt Palo Alto, but who wan unublo , to come ut the Inst minute, Tho three bridesmaids wore , limit dresses of pastel shades of pink and yellow and carried arm bouquets of pink and lavender Kwcetpeuii, All wore hair orna ments of puslcl colored feathers, Best mini for tho ceremony was Don Doll, stationed at the Klamath naval air station. UMi rrs were Richard Muhl and Aiv kpIo Martinonl from the air sin. lion, and Frank Field, medical corpsman from tho Marino Bar racks. Before the wedding ceremony, Patricia Brown sang "Because" . and "Oh. Promise Me," acconv pnnlcd on tho organ by Mrs. Mushcn. For her daughter's wedding, '. Mrs. Kclsey chose to wear a black dress with a low cut neck line trimmed with pink sequins and small pearls, She wore hat of black scnulns. Mrs. Bow er, who was in Klamath Falls for her son's wcddlnii from Hub bard, wore a black dress with matching hat and a light bluo coat. Immediately following the ceremony a reception for the young couple was held on the lawn o( the Kclsey nomc al iJJi Garden. Tho table, which was placed under the trees In the yard, was centered with tho largo three-tiered wedding cake topped with a mlnlnturo bride and urooni. After Mr. and Mrs. Bower cut tho first piece, the confection was servod by Mrs. Frank Evans and Mrs. Harry Lynch. Presid ing nt the punch bowl were Mrs. Lee Willlts and Mrs. Ed Knupp. Assisting during the reception was Mrs. Wilmot Crandnll. Mrs. Lloyd Baker took care of the guest book and tho. wed ding gifts. Special guests for the wedding were Wilmot Crnndnll, Mrs. Lee Bowers of Hubbard, mother of tho groom, Mr. nnd Mrs. James It, Mull and daughter Jacqueline of Mcdford. Gwen Mead of Port land, and Helen Nlelson of Scl ma. The young couple left Thurs day morning for Lnko Tohoo, where they will spend a honey moon of about two weeks. They will then make their homo in Berkeley, Calif. The groom, who spent much of his boyhood in the Klamath : valley, is a second engineer with tho merchant marines and rc- h j . . - . .,- - ii y ( 5 : , . ..i S ,-.... V;.v-".-v- 3 fes )( . 2 7" "' 3 J : ' " 1 : f f ll I , ( V J ft Sm . j, I M MR. AND MRS. B. G. PINNELL of 3335 Bristol, have announced the coming marriage of their daughter, Bev erly, to Eddie L. Richer, USMC, at a ceremony to be read on September 6, Kcnncll-Ellls Church ' Wedding her father, entered the church to Shower Mrs. Bud Peterstelner, the for mur Edna Heiiner, wus honored Kr duv even nit w th a mlscei luneous shower und party given for her by Mrs. A. Peterstciner and Mrs. Guy it, tiuiicKenousn. Tliev were assisted by Mrs. A. Honuer. Tho affair was given nt the lounge In the Elks lodge, A dessert wus served at II o'clock and Inter guests enjoyed curds High score In cards was won by Mrs. William Van Dunkirk and Mrs. vlclur Palmer. Mrs. Peterstelner received mnnv lovelv nnd useful llifts. Those nttendlng were Mrs. J A. Burke, Mrs. George Rogers, Mrs. Frank Mnrks. Mrs. J. wng uonnr. Mrs. Victor Pulmer, Mrs Arthur Wiggins, Mrs. Hugh Davis. Mrs. A. Renner, Mrs Keith Coddlngton, Mrs. Florence Nelson, Mrs. Caroline Lowmor, Mrs. G. ii. Foster, Mrs. B. K Tcod, Mrs, Robert Hamilton Mrs Eddie Richardson. Mrs. W H. Ilnustuin. Mrs. Bob Perkins Mrs. Jerry Rnlnwnter, Mrs. Carl Smykl. Mrs. William van uus kirk, Mrs. Jny Mnyhew, Sharon Willlts, Donna uurKc, man Rogers, Barbara King, Barbara Broslcrhous. Barbara Palmer, Christina Domctrokos, Beverly Zamsky, Mnrcclyn Wiggins, Hel en ilnsy, unite lcc MCAOiim.1 and Carolyn Dnvis. s s Library Club The Women's Library club has again opened Its membership unve, Membership in the club is open to all women in Klamath Falls and vicinity, ana uuerosi- lug meetings arc held once a month during tho year except in the summer monins. Dues arc two dollars per year and anyone Interested may can any member of the membership committee. Members of the committee and their telephone numbers are: Mrs. R. P. Elllngson 3703 Mrs. C. O. Moore 7U4H Mrs. Jack H. Sehulzc 32116 Mrs, E. D. Hamacher 7103 Mrs. Loren Pnlmerton 6024 Mrs. C. W. Hornibrook ....... 3407 Mrs. J. E. Fruncy 3308 Mrs. Will Woods ., 4548 Mrs. I. R. Llsbony 4806 To Wed Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Pinnell of 3335 Bristol have announced the coming marriage of their daugh ter Beverly to Field Musician Eddie L. Richer, son of Mrs. Har riet Richer of Hot Springs. S .D, He is member of the marine corns. Tho wedding will be held In Klamath Falls on September 6. Beverly is well known in Klamath Falls, and is a graduate of Klamath Union high school with the class of 1044. turned Just last week from over seas duty. Ann was a student at Arm strong college In Berkeley for somo time and before that was a graduate of Klamath Union high school with the class of 1943. Since returning to Klam nth Falls sho lias been employed as a secretary for the Southern Pacific railroad. . 1 , f. 4 J IWimfiafttoiwwwMwMwiiMMWMwwwwMiwriifri-i-rT r-,: "- --..".-'" . - r '''''-'"--"'i-'fti '"''"HriflnnfmiiwiiiiiBriiMiiniirir-1 riTr imi i" i"i Vt ,i tow I MARRIED THIS LAST WEDNESDAY at St. Paul's Episcopal church were Susan Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Kelsey, and Walter W. Bower of Hubbard, Ore. Above, the wedding party is shown after the ceremony which wos read at 8 o'clock. From left to right, Helen Nielsen, Patricia Lynch, Gwen Mead and Shirley. Katz meyer, all attendants of the bride; Mr. and Mrs. Bower, best man.. Don Doll, Frank Fields, Angelo Martinoni and Richard Muhl. In the lower picture the bride and groom are pictured. ' : - Guderian Returns To U. S. ' Mnrycnrol Jones, former wel fare worker here, has returned to tho United States after serv ing with the American Red Cross in Luzon, Philippine Islands, according to a coll re ceived by friends here the other night. ... - Miss Jones returned on Mon day evening after a 22-dny trip across the Pacific from, Luzon and she Is to report to Wash ington, ' D. C, on August 24. She returned to the States to receive treatment for a bnck Injury received when sho fell from n Jeep while serving With the Red Cross in New Guinea. Miss Jones lias told friends that sho hopes to be transferred soon to duty in Oregon. 8 S Third Birthday Dennis "Bulchle" Lunduron. son of Mrs. Betty Lundgrcn of 73U Stiuirord, celebrated his third birthday with a nnrtv on July 22, Tho young guests included Velvn Leo Cook, Victor James Cook, Terry Lee Lofdahl, Susan Ferrell nnd Lee Riiborn. Parents present were Mr. and Mrs. John Cook, Mrs. Wanda Lofdnhl, Mr. and Mrs. K. W. Smith and Mrs; Jcunnelto Unborn, 11 1 Coming Marriage Announced Here Mr, and Mrs. M. G. Leslie of 811 Rose announced the' com ing mnrringe of their daughter Virginia to Lt. Douglas Ernst at an open house given, at, the Leslie home Thursday evening, when n group of friends and relatives learned the news. Lt. Ernst Is the son of Mrs. Pearl Ernst of the Hot Springs apartments In tills city. , Guests nt the Leslie home Thursday evening were told the news on small paper napkins which had the names Virginia and Doug printed In one corner. Tho wedding will take place on August 24 nt the post' chapel in Waco, Tex., where Lt. Ernst is stationed with the army air forces, Mrs. Leslie and Virginia will lenve Klamath Falls on Saturdny morning for the south, Virginia graduated from Klamath Union h I g h school with the class of 1944, nnd has recently been employed with Hnns Norlnnd Insurance agency. Doug was a Klamath Union high school graduate with the class of 1943, and he entered the army nlr corps soon after. Ho received his wings and com mission as lieutenant In April and is now nttendlng instruc tor's school at Waco, Tho young couple will make Stork Shower Honored at a layette shower Friday evening was Mrs. How ard Dixon when Mrs. Charles Mack and Mrs. L. Orth Sisemore entertained for her nt tho Mack home on Lowell street. Honors at bridge were re ceived by Mrs. Shaw and Mrs. Dixon. Guests during tho evening were Mrs. George Kingan, Mrs. Greer Drew, Mrs. John Shaw, Mrs. Walter Lnssett, Mrs. Lawr ence Rolph, Mrs. Russell Fair child and Mrs. Brynnt Williams. their home In Waco until ho Is transferred to another base. Surprised Mrs. Nora Long of 5460 In dependence was pleasantly sur prised by a number of friends who dropped in to help her celebrate a birthday anniversary last week. The afternoon was spent visit ing and guests were occupied with needlework. Refreshments , of ice cream and cake were served to Mrs. Jack Mattos, Jill and Gary, Mrs. Harvey Woodard, Mrs. O. O. Schaeffer, Mrs, W. L. Clement, Miss Naomi Clement, Mrs. Homer Stiles, Mrs. Harry Wiard, Mrs. C. C. Wiard. Mrs. Peterson of Prineville, Mrs. Hazel Mays of Post, Oregon, and Mrs. Long. Service Wives The Servicemen's Wives club met for their regular Thursday evening meeting this week with a feature being a no hostess pot luck supper. The group met in the lounge of the USO at 7 o'clock with spe- cial guests of the evening being Mrs. Kuth Glasgow, new USO di- rector here, and Ann Dirks - meier. Womens Clubs.Make Plans For Affair. Plans are now being made for the annual f&ll tea and flower show given every year by the members of -the Klamath Falls Women's Library club and the Garden dub. This year the event will take place on Saturday afternoon, September 8, at the Library clubrooms. A feature of the after noon will be a fall revue of fashions with the theme of the meet ing being "Fashions and Flow- ers. A musical program will also be presented. The Garden club has an nounced that anyone Interested ir. making a display of their flowers, vegetables or weeds is invited to do so. whether thev are members of the Garden club or not. The arrangements will not enter in a comDetitive con test this year but will be for display only. Klamath Falls Library and Garden club members are also invited to the silver tea and dis play of war trophies to be held on this Sunday. August 19, at 2 p. m. at Merrill when the Lost River Garden club will sponsor the affair. Women are also invited to bring trophies they have re ceived from someone overseas and display them at the meeting. Slumber Party A slumber .party celcbratine the birthday of Donna Blake and Mrs. Bud Peterstciner was given by Mrs. Peterstciner, the former Edna Renner, at her home at 325 South Fifth street on August 12. The party, preceded by a din ner at Lucca cafe, was attended by Carolyn Davis, Marcelyn Wiggins. Sharon Wilhts. Bevcrlv Zamsky, Helen H a s y, Barbara Kvern, Barbara King, Marie Suty, Bjllie Lee McAdams and Donna Burke. 8 Friendship Club The August meeting of the Friendship club was held on Friday, August 10, and at 7 p m. they gathered for a pot luck picnic on the lnwn at the home of Mrs. Fred Cofcr, 1017 High. Twelve were present, and later in the evening they ad journed to the house for cards, with Ruth Stanley, Bertha Bishop and Stella Dryden hold ing high score. The place for the next meeting has not yet been decided. , Major and Mrs. Fred Ehlcrs are the parents of a son born Saturday morning, August 18, in San Francisco, according to word received here this morn ing by Mrs. Ehler s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Collier of Pa cific Terrnce. Mrs. Ehlers is the former Eleanor Collier. The baby boy has been named Fred crick Douglas. ' Herald and Nc August Celebrations Occur1 At Surrender News Naturally the main point of conversation and celebration-this week was the long-awaited arrival of news of the Jupanoso sur. render. First thought in many minds was how long would It b before HE collects enough points to come homo and bo able to routine ' somothin,! ncar "al life with no military And with many servicemen in this area, we'vo noticed that the new greeting is now "How many points have you got?" The two-day holiday taken by most peoplo in town guve many Visitors Here Dr, and Mrs. Joseph T. Moser of Lcwiston, Ida,, and Joe Wil kins of Boise have spent the past two weeks at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Warren Noggle on Homedale road. Dr. and Mrs. Moser are the parents of Mrs. Noggle. On their return to Idaho, they will visit with Mr. and Mrs. Louis H. Helphrey and family of Bend and the Roland Wilkins of Boise., ' From Salem Visiting here as guests of Mrs. James Kerns of 446 La guna are Mrs. Bob H. Napier and Mrs. H. Wendell Patch, both of Salem. Mrs. Kerns has been visiting recently in The Dalles and Salem and she and young daughter Betty Jean were accompanied home by the two Salemites. Mrs. Napier is the former Peggy Hay who will be remem bered as a teacher at Klamath Union high school several years ago. Her husband, Lt. Napier, is on duty with the army, in Italy. Lt. Col. Patch is with the 10th air force in China at the present. The two women will remain here until August 24 when they will, return to their homes in Salem. BPW Meets Sunday The final social affair of the summer season for the Business and Professional Women's club will be held on Sunday, August 19. when Emma Carter will pre side as hostess at her home on South Sixth street. Members have been invited for 4 o'clock when a picnic sup per will be served around the outdoor grille in- the yard and, according to those in the know. the menu has an appetizing sound. Those planning to attend 1 have been requested to call Mrs. 'Carter and make reservations Sunday Picnic Veterans , of Foreign Wars, Pelican post 1383, members of the auxiliary and their fam ilies held- their annual . picnic in Moore park Sunday, August 12, and over 75 were present. The potluck picnic was served at noon, and was followed by games and contests of strength and skill. Charlotte Canoy. was chairman for the auxiliary. r ( ANNOUNCING HER COMING MARRIAGE at an open house on Thursday night was Virginia Leslie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Leslie, of 811 Rose, Virginia will marry Lt. Douglas Ernst at Waco, Texos, next week. ; t -Evergreen Studios ws 18, 1945' -me opporiunuy to pack up and SnVVi iY"& mov'aro,11 from the ration list, many more took advantage of driving into a gas station, filling up tho tank, and heading for the wide open spaces for the first time since th war. Just missing out on all tho eel ebration in San Francisco, but remaining in Klamath Falls for the excitement was Mrs. Clarlc Weaver and daughter Constance Ann who were housegucsts at the home of Clark's parents,, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Weaver of Au burn street. Mrs. Weaver and young daughter left Tuesday night for San Francisco where they will make their homo with Clark if housing conditions per mit. A special guest at the wedding Wednesday night of Mr. and a A- ?f... Kelsey's daughter Ann was Wilmot Crandall, who recently celebrated his. 94th birthday. It was the first wed ding Mr. Crandall had attended since his own. Incidentally, the ceremony was one of the lovelt est of the summer season with dark-haired Ann, now Mrs. Walt er Bower, looking radiant In her white gown. J" a .sPecjal release given, to this office by Charles Stark at the chamber of commerce, Paula Bane, USO camp shows actress, reminds all those women with men who will be returning from the wars soon that returning ser vicemen aren't interested -' in finding their home town girls glamorous and would much pre fer they looked like the girl next door. It's a tip from someone who has talked to the fellows overseas. , ; :- .. Visiting with friends here for Si. i nexS wu1ek is Barbara Schultz, daughter of Mrs. Bert Schu tz of San Jose, Calif. Mrs. Schultz and another daughter. Marjorie, were in Klamath Falls recently. Another daughter. Lois, now Mrs. Bill Edmimrionn with Bill and small son also ar rived to spend a few days visit ing here. .; ..'). . Spending a few days at Lake Chelan in Washington are 1 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hibbs.' They left last Sunday and also will visit in Seattle and Portland'-be-fore returning home. Garden Party Honored with a garden 'party at the home, nf Mrs : raw Thompson on Pacific. Terrace Wednesday afternoon, was Mrs. Asahel Bush of Salem who is vis. iting with friends here. .Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Martin Ramsby were hostesses for the afternoon. . - About forty frienos' callp'rl in greet Mrs. Bush, a former Klam ath Falls resident. r ; -.. . Mrs. Louis Serruys and Mrs. John Houston presided , at- the puncn dowi and assisting were Mrs. Paul Dal ton. Mrs rcihnr Stiles, Mrs. Cecil Adams, Mrs. George Myers and Mrs. Frank weaver. . ... , The table was attractively cen tered with a larfie bouciuet. or maroon and cream colored glad iolis. , t. . Mrs. Bush, who has been stay ing at the Martin Ramsbv home. has been honored at many infor mal affairs during her stay here. X ,1 51
