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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 3, 1945)
Daughters Meet During Week About seventy-five Catholic Daughters mid candidates re ceived Iluly Comrniinloii In a body nt tho t):UU o'clock muss Bun day In .Sacred Heart church, Breakfast wuh served Inter to thu group in the parish hull by u comuilttoa from thu Knights of Co IiiiiiIhik. Clinli'iimn M, I'. Lavonlk was assisted by Jack Kennedy, tiny I'lckult, Frank Soxton, Vincent Qiihin, Cliot Amcrltng und Frank Sobtv.uc. Thu ltuv. ''. P, Casey, court chaplain, led the prayer, unit Mm. Percy Murray prenlded nnd announced thu musical numbers. They Included two vociil solce-T' tlons. "Symputhy," und "When Irish Kyos Arc Smiling," by Pu trlcla O'Lcnry. accompanied by Geruldlno Metilnnls, formerly o( Uuker, Oregon, unci now iihhImI Ihk In the music deoartment at .Sacred Heart academy. Minn McGhmls nlso played two Chopin numbers, unci Krotip singing of "Ciod Mess America, necumpiinicd by Mrs, Louise Viiuiihn, concluded thu program. On Monday n luncheon was given ut tha Pelican cafo for Mrs, Rosa Doll of Stuyton, Ore (Jon, stale rand regent of the CDA, who was thu guest of honor. She wus ulso thu guest speaker that same evening at tint Initiation hold in thu KC hull with eighty-five members and cundldutcs ullendlnH. Azltn Kennedy, iirand reKent, presid ed and Father Ruyinond Heard led the prayer, followed by group singing. Tho guvcl was then turned over to Lcnorc CiillnKhor, prcsld Inn urund regent of tho degrco team, who wus assisted In tho Initiation by minis Muhoncy vlco urund regent; Florence Pickett, prophetess; Ellen Ely and Mary Juno Ciranus, moni tors; Hose O'Lcnry, lecturer; Jenes Moty, historian; Norma K.urne.it. treasurer; Gcraldlne Koycroft. flnuncliil secretary; Elizabeth Uriindsness, sentinel; Virginia Herlihy, Ethel Urunner and Jean Duke, guards. Candidntes who were Initiat ed wcro May Arnold, Claudlne Hotline. Uliiucho Casey, Lois Duoust. Pntrielu Hatfield, Coth rrino Johnson of Mulin; Hazel Kunn, Ann Kessler, Margaret Luvln, Hlta Mutson, Gcraldlne McGlnnls, Veru Mullen, Mnry Nelbaur, 11 1 u n c h o Ottoman, Miirv Jenn Peterson. Ettn Pins. ker, Marian Solon and Mury Tyler. Tho Rev. Beard welcomed tho now members and led in tho closing pruyer. A beautifully decorated birth. day cako honoring the seventh nnnlveriiiirv of Court Klamath centered the banquet table which wus bright with full flowers and candles in tho court colors. Refreshments wcro in charge of Ague La Londo and Helen Euan, co-hostesses, assist ed bv Frances Drullner, Helen Dunbcck, Noru Manning, Maude Calhoun, Llvla Bocchl, Mao Cor rlcr. Ethel Falrull, Caroline Joans, Loulso Ilimnon and Pet' xonellu Sollo, In speaking of the rapid growth of tho X'utliollc Duugiv lers,' Roso Bell, tho guest speak' rr. said there are now over 200,. 000 members in 45 states, In- cludlna Cuba. Alaska and Puna ma. Court Klamath has mado it wonderful Krowth since Its or gitnlzution seven years ago, Party 8 Given Among the cocktail parties given jusi before tne &iks opron and overall party lust Wednes day evening wus that arranged by Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Evans at their home, lUuu Enrlc. Guests Included Mr. and Mrs Vernon Moore, Mr. and Mrs, Curl Stcclhummcr, Mr. and Mrs, Howard Hunvllle, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Brostcrnous, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Ellis and Mr. and Mrs. Estln Klgcr. Gram, $2,60 3 Grams, $6.00 w Wedding Rites A wedding of considerable interest hero look place ut St. Leo's church in Tucoinu, Wunh., Saturday morning, October 20, when Kulherino E 1 1 z u b o t h Harry, duughter of Mr, und Mrs. Victor II, Burry of Kelso, WiinIi., became tho bride of William L. Bishop, son of Mr. und Mrs. W. A. Bishop of Klum uth Fulls. Tho double ring ceremony was read beforo u group of friends and relative of the young couple. Tho bride, given In niurriuga by her father, wus lovely in u while brocaded satin gown fashioned with u sweet heart neckline, und a long sweeping train. Her beautiful full length veil fell from u coronet of pearls nnd u strand of peurls, gift of tho groom, wus her only Jewelry. Tho bride cur ried mi Ivory prayer book on which was a cluster of pule lavender orchids caught with streamers of knotted while satin ribbon. Mrs. J. Austin Huuim wus mulron-of-honor, und Mary Bishop, sister of the groom Bnrburu Barry nnd Marjorle Hchoffen, wore the brldesmnlds, Mrs. liumm nnd Miss Uarry are sisters of tho bride und Miss Schoffcn is her cousin, Mr. Bishop wus ills son's best man. Following tho wedding there wus a reception ut tho borne of tho bride's cousins, Mr. und Mrs. Oscar Wleglo of Tuconin Lutcr tho young couple left for a ten-duy stay in Victoria, unu will return to Seuttlo where they will remain until Mr Bishop Is out of the service. Tho wedding culminated a romunce which begun on the University of Washington cam pus. Tho brldo Is u student there and tho groom Is stationed ut tho university with tho nuvul reserve, ROTC. Ho previously attended Portland university. They plan to mnko their homo in mumuin runs. Mr. and Mrs. Bishop and duuuhtcr Mnry. and their niece Dorothy Derrnh, returned home this week after unending lliu wedding in tho north, Before The Dahce "" Mr. arid ' Mm. William Van Buskirk wore hosts at an Infor mal cocktail party before the Elks dance Halloween night at their homo, boo Eldorado. Guests wcro Mr. and Mrs. George Clark, Mr, and Mrs. Jerry Van ,Busklrk, F.ddlo Van Sickle, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Fowler, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hunvllle, Edna Johnson and Alico Mlcka. 1 t.p ; , - mLLl . A lI'uA 10 lnan MARCELLA, four years old, (top) and hor little sister, Mario Kay, 14 months, ore at tractive daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ncslin of 1127 Ala meda street, Konncll-Ellls Beta Sigma Phi Tnu chapter, Beta Sigma Phi, entertained guests at a Hallo ween party Tuesday evening, in thu home of Mrs. Jules Napier, 737 Alameda. Members and friends relaxed their dignity and thoroughly enjoyed the evening spent in ploying games. Prizes wcro awarded Mrs. Warren Poole ond Mory Bishop for their achievements, und refreshments wcro served nt small tables. Mrs. George Allcnsworth, so cial chairman, was in charge of the affair, nnd she wus ossisted by Lois Rumor, Frances Balln, Kuthryn Jackson ana Mrs, George Wardell. A model meeting will be held on November 8, ut 0 p. m., In tho home of Mrs. Gcorgo War. dell, 1743 Mcnlo way; and an Interesting program is being planned. 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By tho Makers of tho Innorsprin hntlnm rniitrnl RnrI correlate tha triple notion of the three typee ui jirui, Unique Stople Cotton Top 5, I y roncentratlnr the aprlnia In one area and the pnitdtnr In our area, tit l tltto tlfettltif unit flimlimtm llto "uprlnir frrl ' that eventunlly develnpii In tho flneil of Jnnernprlnft maltrenei. 6. Flat tape tufts can't oome out hrratme Ihey are anohered with molnl tabs for extra aeourlty Perfect Slccpor Tuftlcsi g Mottress Soroptimht Conference reports were the main feature of tho Soroptlmist meeting on Thursduy. President Kathleen Thompson and the va rious members and delegates who attended the conference of Northwest Region of Soroptlmist clubs In Portland last weekend, gave Interesting accounts of what other clubs uro doing throughout the region. Mrs. Anna B. Snrott. past pres ident of the National Federation of Soroptlmist clubs, paid the Klamath Falls club a compli ment on tho project that has been carried on here for the past vear ond one-holf. thot is "Sorop tlmist House." This project has served approximately zvv ser vice men and their wives by fur nishlnff them a home at moderate rental when houses and apart- mems were very uuiivun w w tain. Vancouver, B. C, club has a similar project. Another interesting project adopted by tho Canadian clubs was the raising of funds to help rehabilitate a certain town In England. They chose Coventry as one that needed help and to date have raised J1B50 and sent It over there for use in its re building program. The need of entertainment for girls in Klamath county deten tion cottage was stressed, and tho club voted to donate books and games for the use of these girls. The club was also asked to do nate books for the libraries of Russia, somo of which were com pletely destroyed during the war. It was noted that English is being taught in all Russian schools and those who could spare two or three English clas sics from their home libraries could do a great service by do nating them to this collection. Wed In South In a double ring ceremony read October 20, at the First Methodist church, San Francis co, Margaret Stevens, daughter of Chaplain (Lt, Col.) and Mrs. Daniel W. Stevens of Corvallis, Ore., became the bride of Rob ert L. Holmes, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Holmes of Klamath Falls. The bride wore a grey after noon dress accented by an American Beauty colored hat and a corsage of American Beauty roses. Her only attend ant was Lillian Slmclk of San Francisco who wore an aqua colored di'css and a corsage of pink rosebuds. PFC Harold Buckler, USMCR, served as best man. The brldo was given in mar riage by her father, Chaplain Stevens, who also officiated at Saturday. Novsmbsr 3. 194S HERALD AND NEWS TIVE I the wedding, assisted by Rev. Shirley Sherrlll Following the coremony a wedding dinner was held for the members of tho bridal party and relatives. Tho bride has been, working In San Francisco for the last few months whilo Mr. Holmes was serving with , the marine corps at Quantico, Va. The bridegroom was recently dis charged from the service and the couple am now residing in Berkeley, California, where Mr. Holmes is attending the Univer sity of California. 5 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hart and their two young daughters, Ann and Sara, are expected here this weekend from their home in Medford. They will be the house guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Henderson and daughters, Jean and Ann. Recital Sixteen young students took part In a musical at tho home of Mrs. Edith McLeod, piano teacher, at her home, 413 High, Tuesday afternoon, October 30. Students who appeared on the program were, Dicky Bis pham, Margaret Ann Osmert, Marian Mesner, Joan Thorn, Jeanne Thorn, Betty Joan Wuth rich, Rose Sayer, Dnrleno Wil son, Reina Hurlbut, Geneva Swift, Marilyn Gerbcr, Roberta Manning, Mary Stone, Bonnie Wesley, Shirley Sayer and Pa tricia McMillan. Following the musical light refreshments were served. (Additional Society on Page Nine) IL BMJB (D)IM(EKNAILS Jj "BiasaaBMHaWSMaV. ii fir I In m f I-j . I ' i $i if u His RIGHT: LO BALBO Master Craftsman gives new ways to combine stripes. LEFT: LO. BALBO Faces a deep armhole short coat with American Broadtail. j if MUrOftMi'NtWnffiliB WOOD'S DRUG STORE Medical-Dental Bldg, ' CO. 230 MAIN ST. PHONE 7150
