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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 1, 1945)
Klamath Society Starts Fall Play at Reames Golf and Country rVsi s. ,7 ; : r t I Tr' H f f ?Ju $ 'MX if0yr'Jty, "'-ter r I l , U;y I n 'u, X lr i wMv , h : Ti fl'.Y atfliMi iijlititii lift rtHTri iHf" -ffi ' '' "A ----""- ,iiU. Virginia Benoist To Wed Lt. Avery At dinner party Sunday evening, Virginia Leo Benoist, daughter of Mr. unci Mm. H. K. Benoist of 4709 Ulsbcc, an nounced Iht eiiKiiKi'niL'iil to Lt. Aulircy H. Avery, on of Mr. and Mn. O. S. Avery of Occunsldu, Calif., nnd formerly of Dorrl. No deflulto I'.liinr will 1)0 miiile for the wcddliiK until Lt. Avory returns from the 1'uclfic where ho Is sUitloned with the nrmy nlr corpa, ' Vlruiniu l a gruduulo of Kluinutli Union hlith xchool with the cIhds of 11H I, nnd in now employed nt the telephone compnny vnrulrA rpnrritpilllltive. Lt. Avprv Is it ttriidiinto of the Dorr s h lull school unci liner at tended school nt the University of California at Uavls. He is now nllotinu a P-3B nlnnc. News of the ennniieincnt was told to friends on the table favors which were small models of P-38 with the names "Glnifcr and Aub" in silver on the wIuks. Hostesses for the affair were Mrs. Avcrv and Mrs. Hpnolst and the party was given nt the Benoist home. Ueeorntlons were in liver nnd white with arninse mcnts of whlto utile and silver caudles on the luule After dinner a plnno solo wns ptsyed by Putyo Avery and tho rest ol Ilia evening wns spem m conversation and smumK. Guests at tho announcement party wcro Mrs. Dob Larson, Mrs. James Lone)!. Carol New. man, Genevieve Heup, Beverly Plnnell, Muriel White, Nnnnetlo Schubert. Pntyo Avery, Doris Phillips and Patricia Benoist Mrs. Avery and duunhter Potyo came north from their homo in Occunsldc for the oc caslon, 5 6 Tocomo Bride At a cundlellKht ceremony In Christ EnlscoDiil church In lit' coino. Wash., Evelyn Lour, dauiihtcr of Mr. nnd Mrs. Harvey Bulls of thnt city, was united in murrinito to Courtney II. lior don, S 2c. son of Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Cordon of Kliimath Falls. The ceremony was performed by Father Kllcr on tho evening of August 22. The couple wns nttchded by Durham Jcun Gordon, sister of tho groom, nnd Kusscll riunnl gun, S 1c, The bride wore a street dress of chartrcuso with black acces sories. Her flowers wcro pink rosebuds and lilies of tho vnllcy. Guests present for tho wed ding wcro Mr. nnd Mrs. V. K. Gordon nnd grandson, Dnniol Harrington of Klnmnth Falls. Mr. nnd Mrs. Harvey Butts nnd son Billy, Mnrylln Long, Mrs, Stella Smith nnd daughters, Mrs. Wnller Cronnnt nnd daugh ters, Mrs. Frnncls Wonch nnd Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Kennedy. s Bridal Shower Mrs. William Bishop and Mrs. Charles Stanley entertained at a bridal shower in honor of Clarn Lynch, who Is to wed Winston Stokes Saturday evening, Sep tember 1, Tho party was given nt tho Bishop home at 42ft North Oth. Games suitable for tho oc casion wcro enjoyed with tho "Bride's First Shopping Trip" especially entertaining. Miss Lynch received ninny beautiful gifts nnd later refresh, mcnts wcro served by the hos tesses. Guests wcro Mrs. C. W, Dry den, Mrs. T. J. Webb, Mrs. Snm Gnstcr, Mrs. Frcldn Jackson, Mrs. Oscnr Schupp, Mrs. Ireno Mnrkhnm, Mrs. F. IT. Cofer. Mrs. rtuby Kcnyon, Mrs, Alfredo Stclnmctz, Mrs. J. Gardner, Mrs. Gonrgo Allonsworlh, Mrs. James Crnpo, Mrs, Arnold Motschnn bneher, Wllln Lynch, Jnnncllo Lynch, Mary Bishop, Dorothy Dcrrnh, and Kathorlno Jackson. 8 Mrs. Robert T, Lesllo nnd son, Ilobert Timothy, from Arcadia, Calif., are visiting for several weeks at tho homo of Mr. and Mi-h. Gilbert Fleet nnd family of 200 Conger, and nt tho home 'of Mr. and Mrs, M. G, Lcslio of Hose street. Nile Club The first meeting of the Nile club, following a summer vaca tion, will be held on Wednes day, September 5, at the Wll lurd hotel. A one o'clock luncheon will bo served and hostesses will be Mrs. Waller Brown, president of tho club; Mrs. Paul Mat thews, treasurer; Mrs. Marshall Cornell and Mrs. J. C. O'Neill. The past presidents arc to be honored at this meeting nnd Queen Phirtn Nordwlck of Med ford ond other visitors from the valley may be In attendance. Hostesses arc planning nn In teresting meeting nnd nsk thnt all members be present. . 8 Guest Entertained Mr. nnd Mrs. John Shaw of Lowell street entertained with n cocktail parly on Saturday for Mrs. Shaw's brother-in-law nnd sister, Mr. and Mrs. Alvln Mc Kclligon of Berkeley, Cullf., who visited hero for a week with the Shaws. Cocktail hours were from 4 until U in tho Pelican party room. Assisting during, the afternoon wcro Mr. ond Mrs. Charles Mack, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Shaw and Mr. ond Mrs. Greer Drew. The McKelligons who hnve returned to their homo In the bay area, also spent some lime nt Lnke o' the Woods. .'''f. ,. '"::- r ; VIRGINIA LEE BENOIST, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Benoist of this city, Sunday evening announced her engage ment to Lt. Aubrey R. Avery, son of Mr. and Mrs'. O. S. Avery, formerly of Dorris. 'ill W ) , - v , - ' V r Li Shower Mrs. Dorothy Hndlcy and Mrs. Bnbo Petty were co-hostesses at a layette shower in honor of Mrs. Johnny Mathews at her homo last Thursday. Guests were Mrs. Mary Craw ford, Mrs. P. G. Demetrakos, Mrs. Cleo Victor. Mrs. Laura Bramble, Mrs. Eva Pearcc, Mrs. R. B. Hudley, Mrs. Dora Kcss ler, Mrs. Florence Anchor, Mrs. Dorothy Vaughn, tho guest of honor and tho two hostesses. Kcimcll-Ellis. - Si!. kvV7- Social Notes bv Preparations are being made at the Reames Coif ond Country club to start the fall season this coming Friday, September 7. ' Readying their game for fall play, groups of women have spent much time on Fridays at the country club. Above, left, comparing scores, are Mrs. Oscar Shive, Mrs. John Merry man, Mrs. Stanley Miller ond Mrs. Helen Connolly. Admiring the trophies in the club house before lunch, are Mrs. Herbert Hauger, Mrs. Matt Finnigan, Mrs. Tom Jerrow, Mrs. Martin Swanson and Mrs. L. D. Stevens. Talking over the game during a rest period are Mrs. J. Royal Shaw, Caryl Delzell of Portland, and Wanda Shaw. Guderian. Mystery Tournament For Reames Women The mystery of the Mystery tournament scheduled Friday, September 7, for the women of the Reames Golf and Country club has popped out of the bag. It has been announced that the ladies will choose their own handicap from 0 to 45 to be deducted frpm their final score in hopes that It will correspond to the score drawn between 95 and 105. Tho winner will receive a prize. Hostesses for that day will be Mrs. Tom Jerrow, Mrs. J. R. McLellan, Mrs. Jack Weber and Mrs. Martin Swanson. Golf In the morning will be followed by a paper sack lunch at noon and bridge during the afternoon. This is the first meet ing of the fall season for the Reames ladies. The tournament being played now, tho mixed two-ball four some, must be played by Septem ber 9. This is a handicap 36 hole tournament and a cup will be awnrded to the lady and gen tleman winners. Winners of tho Victory tour nament which was played In Juno were Mrs. Jacques Stelger and Mrs. Matt Finnigan, who also won the ladies eclectic in May and June. Winner of tho fl-hole handicap tournament was Mrs. Paul Far rens. Wiener Roast Host at a wiener roast at his home on Homedalo road was Phil Edward Schrocdcr when ho entertained a group of friends Thursday evening. Games wcro enjoyed on the lawn and Phil was assisted by his sisters, Colleen and Colletto. inviicci guests were xwuy stead, Shirley Johnson, Joannic Webb, Roberta Lcplcy, Judy and Sue Ellen Clark, Lester Bullls, Jim Webb, James Davidson and Byron and Ronnie Tarr. M 4 A Nadine Palmerton Wedding At a quiet ceremony read on August 18 at 6 o'clock, Zclda Claire Hustcad, daughter of Homer L. Hustcad of this city and Verda K. Hustcad of Plains Mont., became the brldo of Marshall Fisher, BKR 3c whoso home is in Indiana. He is sta tloncd at the naval air station. The ceremony was performed by Chaplain Herbert W. Stroup Jr., USNU, at tho home of tho bride's uncle, Frank Hustcad, ot west Klamath. The bride was given in mar riage by her father. She wore grey gabardine suit with black accessories and a corsage of gardenias. MoMM 1c and Mrs. Allen Key attended the couple. A reception was held after ward in honor of the newlywcds. Assisting were Mrs. C. E. Hu stcad, Mrs. Frank Hustcad nnd Mrs. Richard Bland. Attending tho ceremony wcro Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Hustcad, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hustcad and family, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hustead and family, Homer Hnsteart. MoMM 1 e and Mrs Allan Key, MoMM 1c and Mrs. Richard Bland. BKR 1c and Mrs. Harry Hassell. The couple is at home in Fair haven heights. " T Aft, rf- --,4 'M(! Joy Kent, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Kent, and Maxine Liskey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Liskey, left this week for Columbia, Mo., by way of White fish, Mont., where they will visit Mary Minton, formerly of Klan ath Falls. The girls will continue east where Mary will attend school at Milwaukee-Downer in Milwaukee, and Maxine and Joy will start their secod year at otevens college. BETTY McKINNEY, daughter Kinney of this city, has announced her engagement to Lloyd Harris, now stationed in the Pacific as a radioman with the naval air corps. Evergreen studio. Tea, Flower Show To Be Held Saturday Next Saturday, September- 8, Is the day of the annual fall tea and flower show given by the club and the Garden club in the Also featured this year will be a fashion show of fall clothes from local stores and a musical program will be presented under' the direction of Mrs. Don Zumwalt. Those planning to enter exhibits for the displays of flowers, Kiddie Party A kiddie party was the fea ture of the evening at the regu lar meeting of the Servicemen's Wives club Thursday evening at tne ubu wnen members of the group brought their children along. Recordings were made of the mothers and their children to send to fathers in the service. Games were .played and later ice cream was served to the group. Those enjoying the party were Mrs. lois FarKs and Penny, Mrs. Robert Yarnell. Gav and Kirk, Mrs. Virginia McClure and Larry, Mrs. Edith Howell and Denny, Mrs. Elaine Priddy, Marky and Becky, Mrs. J. L. Thompson and Jerry Robert, and Mrs. Charles E. Dennis Jr., and Audrey Ellen and Mary Colleen. Engagement Mr. and Mrs. Tom McKinney of 802 East Main have an nounced the engagement of their daughter, Betty, to Lloyd W. Harris, ARM 3c with the navy. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harris of Oakficld, N. Y. He was formerly stationed at the Klamath naval air station and is now in the Pacific as an aircrewman on a navy plane. Betty is a graduate of Klam ath Union high school with the class of 1944 and is employed by Dunbar and Robinson, insurance agency. . No plans will be made for the wedding until he returns from overseas duty. of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Mc Klamath Falls Woman's Library library club rooms. ?fruits and vegetables must fur- nish their own- containers. En tries from out of town may be . brought in at any time duiing tne day, and displays by resi dents of Klamath Falls must be in the library club rooms by 12 o'clock noon on Saturday. , Judging will be by popular vote and there will be ten dif ferent categories for entrance. These will include fall flowers; red, white and blue; vegetables and fruits; holiday: Christmas and Thanksgiving; miniature ar rangements, economy, any ar rangement containing weeds, grass, etc.; down Mexico way; peace, all white arrangements; table arrangements, all .colors, and miscellaneous. This meeting of the Library l..t ...III I 1 IJ J 4 1 1 41 . . l s, . j . .. , ,u:. month and the next meeting will take place on Monday, October 8, according to the president, Mrs. R. P. Ellingson. The musical program will be presented by a group of junior artists, all teen-agers, Mrs. Don Zumwalt has announced. There will be piano numbers by Joanne Bennet, Barbara Z i n n and Mary Lou Van Riper, and songs by Mariann Sexton, Marie wngnt, wanda snaw ana Mary Louise Sexton. A vocal trio, composed of Erlene Wheeler, Marie Wright and Dorothy Col lier will also be featured. Accomnanvlne the grout? of talented girls will be Mrs. George Mclntyre and Mrs. Zum walt. Ninth Birthday .. Beverlv Lassett observed her ninth birthday on Wednesday, August 22, with a party. The guests gathered at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wal ter Lassett of lUiu JLOwen, ana were then taken to the home of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thomas of 2105 Wantland, where outdoor games, ice cream, pop and a birthday cake with the traditional trim mings were enjoyed. Beverly received many lovely gifts which made the occasion an event to be remembered. Friends who were present In cluded . Betty Shaw, Nancy Drew. Joyce and Bcckyrao Lamb, Carol Ann Bichn, Ruth Roenlcke, Annette Jacobs, Mar ilyn Brandt, Nancy Clark, Susan and Cecile Brandenberg, Mary Jane Howard and Nancy Kellogg. Stork Shower On Friday evening, August 17, Mrs. Romaine Thomas and Mrs. J, B. Crawford honored Mrs. Sheldon Russell with a layette shower at the home of Mrs. Bessie Alexander. After several games were played, many lovely gifts were opened' by the guest of honor. Refreshments' were later serv ed to Mrs. Archie Hale, Mrs. Helen Kafton, Mrs. Bill Nolen, Mrs. Royce Shaffer, Mrs. Her bert Hill, Mrs. R. E: Metier, Mrs. Ross Ragland, Mrs. Rufuj Quillon, Mrs. D. E. Bankhead, Mrs. Charles Uhlig, Mrs. Bob Rnpplmnn. Mrq PlmirtA Thnmns. Mrs. George Schaffer, Mrs, W. H. Alexander, Mrs, Lane Smith, Mrs. A. J. Manning, Eleanor Thomas, Dorothea Gogdlll, Eva Dickson, Neli Lindbergh, Ber nice and Jack Alexander. Those sending gifts but un able to attend were Mrs. Wes ley Horr, Mrs. Carl Hngel, Mrs, Mary H. Townscnd, Mrs. Wil liam Newton, Mrs. Chester Cut ting, Mrs. Homer Amoureux, Mrs. Rodney Mathers, and Dell Stark.
