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Meeting
Monday
A combined moot I nil of tlio Olh
llntiict ctmforoucu, Oregon Fed
irullon of WoniL'ii'a club und
liio Kliiinutli Fulls Woman's Li
jnuy club, Ik slated (or Munduy,
Novunibor B,
Mrn. Uuui'iio It, K. Moorhcud,
president u( tliu Oregon Fodttru
lion, will bu present us will Mm.
3. N. Juiiiuiioii, Dead, president
if tlio (Mil district. Mrs. Jumo-
ioii will upun tlio morning sos-
lion in ju u ciucu in tno uurury
el nl ruoniH,
Dr. Junius Millar, who Is
under tlio uusplcos of tlio E, C.
Brown Trust Fund, Portland,
will apeak In tlio morning , Dr.
Millar Is tin authority on sociol
ogy and recognized us un excel
lent speaker, 11a will discuss tlio
needs of youth.
A no-host luncheon will bo
lorvod In Ilia Pelican party room
it 1 o'clock. It was announced,
'J'ho afternoon session will
open In tlio high school auditor
luui ul 1:110 o'clock. Dornthu
Mooro and Harold Bishop of tlio
italo education dupurttnent will
present a demonstration of the
new physical fitness program
for Orciton schools. Tlio hlilh
Jichool physlcnl education clusscs
, trill take pnrt In the demonstra
te lion. Moth of these meetings nro
opon to tho public and pnrcnts
of students nro particularly
urged to attend.
Mrs. Don Zumwalt, music
chairman of Library club, will
present Mrs. John O'Connor and
Mrs. John Best In duo-plnno
numbers at the morning session.
They will play Mozart's "Sonata
In D Mnjor," and Morton Gould's
"Mexican Folk Song Arrange
ments." Hostesses will bo Mrs. W. D.
McNuo and Mrs. J. II. McLol
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Costume Party
Jean Henderson and Louise
Llnman entertained Halloween
night with n costumo party.
scuvenger hunt and dancing at
the Ltinrlcs A. Henderson home,
1072 Eurle.
Winners In tho scavenger hunt
were Uob Prtzoldt mid Charlotte
Ivory, and Arleno Stanbcry and
Lorrcn Kiirrer.
Supper was served later to the
group Including, Claudette
Clcason, Marilyn Moore, Flo
Ann Perkins, Arlcne Stonbery,
Charlotte Ivory, Pat Smith.
Itoscmury Murray, Tottsle Lis
kcy, the hostesses and Lester
J Larson, Roger Klahn, Roy Lund
j gren, Marlon Utlerback, Wayne
i iiuiinntyne, J a met jonnson,
i Wayne Carothers. Lorren Kur
rer, David Ross, Dick and Bob
, pcuoiat.
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y, Visitors
Quests at the home of Mr.
i and Mrs. E. A. Geary on Lake.
shore nro Mrs. Geary's brother
j and slster-ln-law, Mr. and Mrs.
' William C. Howe of Spokane,
' Washington. They plan to re-
turn north tho early part of
I next wock.
Recent visitors at the Geary
, ranch were Mr. and Mrs. Pierre
j Kollsch and young daughter
Leslie, and Mrs. Kollsch s moth,
er. Mrs. Alice Wood of Port-
( land. Tlio four left Monday for
the north, Mr. and Mrs. Kollsch
and Leslie to return to their
home In New York. Mr. Kollsch
' was recently discharged from
' service with tlio United States
! navy,
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j Dancing Party
A dancing party followed by
supper will bo given this eve
nlng, Saturday, by Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence A. Humblo for their
t daughter, Nancy, at their home
i on Pacific Terrace
Gliosis will include Enrlcne
! Wheolor, Jeannlne Sclby, Shor-
; on Mooro, uorotny Dewey, Hosle
Oss, Janice Bliyeu. Carolyn
I Avery, Ruth Fletcher, Glacfys
i DoWltt, Barbarn Olson, Put
; Hulls, Lola Whlscnant and Betty
! Westlln.
. Gordon Vcltch, John Llnman,
; acou itcca, ucorge &upan, Jim
1 my Howard, Bill Jones, Bill Mc.
1 I.nnti .1a PBi.mll Willi IMA.
t den, Ted and Fred Reeves, Don
Elllrclm, Bob and Milton
Thompson, Bob Hall and Jimmy
Myers.
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Among the visitors here this
week wag Mrs. Don McLucas
of Dunsmulr. formerly of
Klamath Falls. Mrs. McLucas
returned Wednesday to hor
homo. She was the guest of
Mrs. E. P. Ivory, 1919 Man
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BRIDE OF LAST SUNDAY, October 28, wos Jean Wiesendanger, only
daughter of Mr. ond Mrj. Walter Wiesendanger, who became Mrs. Arthur
Tricbwasser in a ceremony
Klamath Girl
Army Man's Bride .
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One of the loveliest of fall weddings was that of Sunday after
noon at 4 o'clock when Jean Wlcscndungcr, only daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Wiesendanger of this city, became the bride of
SSgt. Arthur Tricbwasser, United Suites army. Vows were ex
changed In the First Prcsbytcrinn church with the Rev. David F.
Barnctt Jr., reading the service.
White chrysanthemums were
banked at the rolling and the
tall whllo candles were lighted
by Bertie Leo Farnham of Port
land and Dprothca Elllngson.
Both wore white frocks fash
ioned with full, floor length
skirts and snug bodices. Miss
Farnham la a sorority sister of
the bride.
Just before the bridal party
entered tho church, Mrs. John
Best ployed incidental music.
Sho also played tho traditional
wedding marches. Patricia
Brown sung, "I Lovo Thee," and
"Still as the Night," accompan
ied by Mrs. Best.
Tho bride, given In marriage
by her father, walked down the
aisle In a beautiful ivory satin
gown designed with finger tip
sleeves pointed at the wrist,
sweetheart neckline on the long
torso bodlco and full train. The
bride's veil was of full length
Illusion net edged with a wide
band of lace and falling from a
simple cap, and she wore a
single strand of pearls. Her
flowers were orchids and bou
vardia. Phyllis Taw of Portland was
the'mald-of-honor and wore an
aqua blue silk taffeta gown with
square neckline, three quarter
length alcoves and a little
bustle. Sho wore a wreath of
pink carnations in her hair.
Tho bridesmaids were Vir
ginia Ellen Smith and Patty
Schupp and both wore rose taf
feta frocks with wreaths of
white carnations in their hair.
read at the r-irst Presoytenan
The three attendants carried
bouquets of autumn flowers.
Robert P. Elllngson Jr., was
best man. '
Ushers were Albert Minclll
and Sgt. Paul Scufcrt.
Following the ceremony the
wedding party greeted guests at
a reception in the Pelican party
room. The young couple cut
their cake which was a tiered
confection of all white on a base
of red roses and fern. Mrs. E.
G, Sparkman served, and pre
siding at the coffee urn during
the afternoon were Mrs. Robert
P. Elllngson Sr., Mrs. Robert P.
Elllngson Jr., Mrs. Warren C.
Hunt and Orplia Hudson.
Punch was dispensed by Mrs.
John E. Ashbaugh of Portland,
Charlotte Wales, June Michel
son and Betty Merrill.
Mrs. Wiesendanger, mother of
tho bride, wore a frock of win
ter wheat with a turquoise skirt
and a black feather hot. A sin
gle orchid was pinned at the
shoulder.
The new Mrs. Tricbwasser
wore a black suit with dolman
sleeves for her' traveling cos
tume which was completed with
white accessories and a small
matching hat. An orchid from
her bouquet was worn at the
shoulder. The couple spent
their honeymoon at Curmel.
The groom reports to Fort Ord,
California for further orders.
Mrs. Tricbwasser is a grad
uate of Oregon State college,
class of 1945, and since complet-
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Dancing Club
Plans ore now complete for
the Winter Dancing club sea
son and dates for the four
parties, which will be held at
Ueames Golf and Country club,
were announced this week.
The first party for club mem
bers will be held Saturday eve
ning, November 17, and hosts
for the affair will be Mr. and
Mrs. Robert P. Elllngson Sr.,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Whitlatch
and Mr. and Mrs. Lane Warren.
Other dates set by the club
members are as follows:
Saturday, January 12.
Saturday, February 23.
Saturday, March 23.
Ing her school work has been
at home here and also in Port
land. She Is a member of Sigma
Kappa sorority, Sgt. Triebwas
ser, son of Mr. and Mrs. Morris
Tricbwasser of Oakland, Cali
fornia, has recently returned
from duty in tne European thea
ter. He served with the 70th
division of Patton's 3rd army.
The couple met on the Oregon
State campus where Sgt. Trieb
wasser wus an ASTU student
during his bride's junior year.
He is a former University of
California student and plans to
resume his studies when he is
discharged from the service.
Among the out-of-town guests
here for the wedding was the
bride's maternal grandmother,
Mrs. E. E. Snodgrass of Portland.
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HALLOWEEN parties for the younger set highlighted the past
week. Hostesses at a costume party last Friday night were Jean
Rae Oldenburg, (left above), and Janetto Rlngstad. In the picture
at tho left, seated and loft to right, Bob Hooker, Jean Hall and
Jim Owens. Standing, Marcclla Murray, Gordon Fletcher, Joan
Moore, Rodney Bell and Marilyn Hayden. Right, seated, Bob
Hilton, Shirley Damon, Jim Rutledge and Sharon Williams, and
standing, Douglas Barker, Ingrid Norland, Jack Lust, Gallya
Elchcndorf and LaMont Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. John Houston as
sisted Dr. and Mrs. Oldenburg In choosing tho winning costumes,
prizes going to Shirley Damon as the Queen of Hearts, and Jim
Owens as a hobo, Pictures by Patty.
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THEIR WHITE TIERED wedding cake was cut by Mr. and Mrs. Keith
Gentry at the reception which followed their wedding last week in St.
Augustine's church, Merrill. The bride is the former Georgia Liskey.
Kennell-Ellis.
Scavenger Hunt
Laura Coles was hostess at a
Halloween party for members
of the younger group when she
entertained Wednesday evening
at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. A. -Coles, 1422
Crescent, with a scavenger hunt
and late supper.
The house was decorated with
traditional Halloween figures.
Guests included Connie Hunt,
Patsy Hull, Carol Monteith, Lois
Hibbert, Bobbie Nell Coulter,
Sally Mueller, Marilyn O'Neill,
Joan O'Neill; Trudy Bennet,
Betty Crawford, Bob Eastman,
Harold Wirth, Virgil Gillette,
Calvin Atkisson. Clarence Ran
dall, Larry Klahn, Earl Hannen,
Chuck Thurman, Lyle Hicks,
Jimmy Howard, and George
Zupan.
Football Supper
Mrs. Zeno Dent and Kay Mal
loy entertained at the Dent home
on Washington street before the
Klamath-Eugene game Friday
evening when cocktails were
served to a group of friends who
returned after the game for
supper.
Guests were Mr. and Mrs. J.
Frank Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Dale
West, Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Dal
ton, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Rams
by, Mrs. Clara Shaw, Mr. and
Mrs. Elbert Stiles, Mr. and Mrs.
Pat Malloy, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Harve Hc
selton and Curtis Heidrich Jr.
Georgia Liskey
Bride In Rites
MERRILL Georgia Odell
and Mrs. John Liskey of Merrill, became the bride on Saturday
evening, October 27, of Corporal Keith L. Gentry, U. S. army.
He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Gentry of Tulelake.
The 7:30 o'clock ceremony was read by the Rev. Father James
O'Connor In St. Augustine's church here before a large number
of relatives and friends of the young couple. The single ring
ceremony was used.
Preceding the ceremony, Mrs. Edgar Osborne of Tulelake sang
Ave Maria" and Cadmans
"Because" with Mrs. E. Webb
Staunton of Tulelake at the
piano.
The bride entered on the arm
of her father. Her gown, fash
ioned with tight bodice of satin
had a bouffant skirt of illusion
net with full train. Her lace
edged illusion veil was caught
about her head with orange
blossoms and she carried an
arm bouquet of red roses.
Mrs. Don Workman, Klamath
Falls, was matron of honor and
the bridesmaids were Betty
Ditto, Junction City, Oregon;
Mary Corrigan of Klamath
t ans and Joan wnitson, port
land. All wore similar dresses
in pale pink and blue with
matching net arrangements in
their hair. They carried white
carnations.
Herman Turnbaugh, Tulelake,
was best man and the ushers
were Donald Ratliff, Malin, and
French E. Johnson Jr., Tule
lake.
The altar was banked by ar
rangements of pink and white
chrysanthemums and tnese were
used about the big room in the
Oddfellows hall where the re
ception was held.
The bride and groom cut
their tiered white wedding cake
and members of the wedding
party poured. The table was
lace covered.
The new Mr. and Mrs. Gentry
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Liskey. only daughter of. Mr.
received before a background' of
pink and white streamers and
silver wedding bells. -
For traveling Mrs. Gentry
wore a dove grey and cerise
ensemble with grey squirrel
coat. They left for points north
and - will be at home at Cor
vallis where the groom will re
port November 1. ' '
For her daughter's wedding
Mrs. Liskey wore a deep red
frock with halo hat in black.
Mrs. Gentry wore a black frock
with sequin trim and small
black hat. Then- corsages were
white carnations.
Mrs. Gentry attended the Uni
versity of Oregon and was af
filiated with Sigma Kappa sor
ority. The groom was an Ore
gon State man, a member of
Theta Chi fraternity and saw
extensive service during most
of the war in the Pacific.
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Circus Held
The senior group of Girls
Friendly of St. Paul s Episcopal
church turned the basement of
the parish house into a circus for
the younger set of the town this
afternoon, Saturday,
Gala decorations were used in
the big room and hot dogs and
pop, other festive eatments and
candy, were sold for the benefit
of the treasury.
Offi
icers
N
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Mrs. Martin Swanson was re
elected president of the women ,
of Rcames Golf and Country
club at the annual luncheon and
naming of officers for tho 1946
46 season held Friday afternoon.
at the clubhouse.
Mrs. John Shaw was named
vice president of the group and
Mrs. Robert Sproat, secretary
treasurer. Retiring vice presi
dent Is Mrs. L. D. Stephens and
retiring secretary-treasurer is
Mrs. Herbert Haugcr.
Mrs. Swanson was presented
with a gift for her work during
tne . past year by tno club
through Mrs. George Merryman.
A group enjoyed the perfect
late fall weather and played golf
in the morning although tourna
ment play is over.
i.uncn.con was served at pret
tily appointed tables which hold
bowls of fall flowers and Ivy,
Members of the officer group
and committee heads served to
more than 40 members and
guests including Mrs. C. C. Kel
ly, visiting here from Redding,
and Mrs. Leslie Avrit.
For those whose birthdays fall
on months when the season is
closed, a beautifully decorated
birthday cake was cut during the
dessert course.
Six tables of bridge followed
luncheon.
Dinner Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Morgan
of Hollywood and Mr. and Mrs.
Nick Long were dinner guests
oi Mr. and Mrs. Matt Flnnigan
Halloween night at their home
on Washington street. Mr. Mor
gan assisted in dispensing "trick
or treat" to the neighborhood
children who called during the
rvenlng.
Major and Mrs. Ed Hamm
and Mrs. Howard Barnhisel
were cocktail guests at the Fin
nigan home. The Hamms were
here this past week visiting
friends.
The Morgans left Friday for
the Oscar Kittredge ranch at
Adel, Lake county, where they
will hunt for a short time.
Brownies
A group of little Brownies of
Roosevelt school put on costumes
and celebrated Halloween after
school Wednesday at the Troy
Cook home on Eldorado.
Members of the troop commit
tee, Mrs. Troy Cook, Mrs. Ernest
Taylor and Mrs. J. A. Burke,
planned the affair. Leader is
Mrs. David Snyder and assistant
leader is Mrs. George Clark.,
Dressing up for the affair were
Sally Sue Burke, Nancy Clark,
Paul Cook, Nancy Newell, Shar
on Hahn, Sharon Taylor, Bar
bara Ann Bellan, Carol Ann
Taylor, Carole Biehn and Shirley
Dean. ,
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Theatre Party
Friends of June Earhart, who
is home for a fortnight from the
University of Washington, hon
ored her at a theatre party Fri
day, October 26. June is the
daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Sam
uel D. Earhart of this city.
Following the theatre, the
group was invited to the home
of Jeannine Selby, 850 Eldorado,
for refreshments and a slumber
party. Enjoying the affair were
Nancy and Dorothy Elliott, Ruth
Fletcher, Patricia Hull, Nancy
Humble, C 1 e o Lampropulos,
Doris Liggett, June Lutman,
Marian Matthews, Beverly Mel
hase, Barbara Olsen, Barbara
Reeder, the guest and hostess.
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Lt. Martha Moore Veatch,
wife of Capt. Robert Veatch
of the U. S. army air corps now
serving in Europe, left Saturday
for Portland where she will
take a plane for Chicago. Lt.
Veatch, U. S. army nurse, has
been visiting here with her hus
band's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Elbert Veatch, who accompan
ied her to Portland.
r The Klamath Falls Garden
club meeting has been post
poned until Monday, November
19, at 2 p. m. in the small
library club rooms. Members
are asked to note change in
date.
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Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Lundy
left Thursday by motor for Los
Angeles where ' they will re
main until December 1. While
south they will be guests of
their daughter's family, Mr. and
Mrs. Stanley Ruggles.