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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 22, 1946)
Rites Solemnized At St. Paul's jr: V' A LOVELY JUNE BRIDE wos Lctty Lenore Linmon, daughter tf Klamath Falls. She became the bride of Richord Hicks, Hicks, olso of this city, on Sundoy, June 16, In a ceremony church. Soroptimist Club Installs Officers The Pelican party room was the setting for the Installation luncheon of the Soroptimist club on Thursday. The Incoming i((iceri are president, Gertrude Moore; first vice president, Mur caret Wlicrlund; second vice president, Lillian HUH; recording secretary, Uola Parker; corresponding secretary, Ruth Hattan; treasurer, Suzanne Hamilton; directors, Kathleen Thompson, Ruth Adams and Sylvia McClelland. Tho installation officer was 1. Ilium Hlllis, assisted by Clara Shaw, Gertrude Moore, Mildred fcuukup and (.oral bubo. The retiring president, Kath leen Thompson, Installed the president, Gertrude Moore, and presented her with the beautiful Soroptimist emblem. After ad dressing tho group she turned the gavel over to Mrs. Moore. Catherine Brumbaugh then pte cnted the retiring president with the diamond gavel, Insig nia of the past president. Mrs. Thompson Is completing a very full and successful year In the history of the club, and he exurcssed her gratitude to committees and members who hail worked and cooperated with her in a brief talk. Tho remainder of the lunch eon hour was taken up with the reading messages from Soroptl inlsl.i In Holland who have been sent parcels by the local club. One particularly descriptive and interesting letter was read by Rita Whlsenant. It was from a family who had received some clothing and food, and told how enthusiastic they all were over the articles sent and that they were distributed to those need ing clothing and help, and men tioned how particularly happy they were to receive the friend ly notes that went with the' packages from American Sor optlmists. Alice Gnylord was a guest of the club at luncheon. Church Rites Evelyn Hulbert of Klamath Falls became the bride of Vin cent Kloxson of Chicago, III., Saturday, June 8, at 4 p. m. In the Zion Lutheran church. The bride, dressed In a street-length mint green dress with black ac cessories, wore a while corsage of enrnntions and gardenias. Miss Hulbert was attended by Mr. Kloxson's mother, who was hero from Chicago, Tho couple left immediately after tho ceremony for Yellow stone national park. They will reside In Chicago, z Peggy Keating, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Keating of 303 So, Eighth, plans to return to Sun Francisco where she will go into radio work. Peggy will bo employed by National Broad casting company or by Colum bia Broadcasting company. She minorcd in radio at Stanford university, Palo Alto, Calif. Spending a week In Klamath Falls with her is her fiance, Dick Robinson of Palo Alto. 'J Officers' New officers of the Lioness club will be installed Jointly with the Lions club at a dinner meeting to bo held at the Wil lard hotel, Tuesday, June 25. Those to bo honored at this time will be Mrs. Paul Ang stead, president: Mrs. R. . Hooker, vice president; Mrs. Morgan Johnson, secretary treasurer; Mrs. Everett Vanclcr pool, liasion; and Mrs. Hal Shld Icr, Mrs. Steve Rose, Mrs. J. B. Bishop, and Mrs. J. C. Cox, directors. Mrs. Fred Heilbronner. retir ing president, has asked Mrs. A. P. Heup to be Installing of ficer, assisted by Mrs. George Bratton Jr. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Hooker, and Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Robinson arc In charge of ar rangements. ON SATURDAY, June 8, Eve lyri Hulburt of Klamath Foils became the bride of Vincent Kloxson of Chicago, III. They will make their home In Chi cago. Kciihell-Ellls. of Mr. and Mrs. John Linmon son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph read at St. Paul's Episcopal Kenncll-Ellis. Engaged The engagement of Barbara Bently, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Bently of Tulclakc. was announced to a group of Miss Bcntly's sorority sisters at a party in the Meier and Frank party room in Portland Tuesday, June 18. She will wed Erwln C. Bahl- burg, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hamburg ol balem. Roses and baby gladioli cen tered the party table and an nouncements were scrolls tied in pink ribbons and tiny bells. Miss Bentlv attended Oregon State college and the Univer sity of Oregon and is affiliated with Aloha Delta Pi. Recently she has been teaching in Salem. Mr. Bahlburg is a graduate of Salem schools and attended the University of Oregon and Ore gon state. He was affiliated with Sigma Nu. He was recently dis- cnargen alter extensive navy service. Wedding Bells Hulda Luciuda Roach of this city became the bride of Vernon Gillette, son of Mr. and Mrs, Rollin Gillette of 214 E. Main In a ceremony read nt the home of the Rev. Cecil C. Brown on Tuesday, June 18. Rev. Brown read tho single ring cercmonv. The bride wore a floor-length gown of light blue with a satin bodice and a skirt of net. Her short veil fell from a Juliet caD, one carried an arm bouquet of red roses. Parents of the groom attended the couple. Also present for the ceremony were Mrs. Anelia Od berg and Mrs. Nettie Wallin. Following a brief wedding trip nicy win maKC tneir nome at luiciaKe. Mr. and Mrs. Pcrley Webster of 845 Eldorado announce the forthcoming marriage of their naugnicr, Miriam, to Robert N. stapp. Rites will be solemnized Tues day evening, June 25. at 8 o'clock In the First Baptist church of mis city, f riends are Invited Morning Ceremony Read Saturday In a morning ceremony Saturday, June 15, Jo Gaver, daugh ter oi ivir. ano mrs. L.oyat r. Lust, became the bride of Gordon Hudson, son of Mrs. Pearl Hudson of Portland. The ceremony was read by the Rev. Victor Phillips of the First Methodist church at the home of the bride's parents. Rites were solemnized before a firei greenery. i A wedding breakfast followed the ceremony. Serving was Mrs. Lust, assisted by Mrs. Dick Merrltt and Mrs. T. J. Buchan an. In addition to the bridal cou ple, guests were Mrs. Pearl Hudson and Mr. and Mrs. Lo land Hudson of Portland, Mrs. Gale Blakclcy and daughters, A lovclv Juno wedding wan daughter of Mr. and Mm. John changed vow with Richard Hicks, on of Mr. and Mr. 'Joseph Hlckn, a I no of Klamath Falls, on Sunday afternoon, June 16. The ceremony was read In St. Paul's Episcopal church at 2 o'clock by the Hev. Frederick C. Wlssenbaeh. 'alms, while gladioli, stock, and light blue delphiniums were used throughout the church which was lighted with tail wlilto tapers, Tho bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a gown of wlilto luce and net with a trim of whito satin leaves and seed pearls, with a full-length train. Her long veil fell from a crown of net and orange blossoms. Her arm bouquet was of a single white orchid with gar denias and white satin stream ers. Her maid of honor was Jose phine Thornton, attired In a gown of pink net. tier old fashioned nosegay was of rose buds, carnations , ana spring flowers. Bridesmaids were Dorothy Riggs, Mrs. Douglas Ernst, and Mary Helen Morrison. The three wore gowns of light blue net and carried nosegays of rosebuds and delphiniums. lien man was jerry hicks, brother of the bridegroom, who was home on leave from naval service in San Diego, Calif. Ushers were George Proctor, William McMullcn and John Unman, brother of the bride. Traditional wedding music was played by Mrs. Samuel A. Mushcn. Fred Ross sang "When Somi is Sweet." A reception In the parish house followed the ceremony Pouring were Mrs. DeLos Mills and Mrs. Charles Van Doren. Mrs. Carrol Howe served, as sisted by Betty Rhea Martin and Naomi Kimscy. Louise Llnman, sister of the bride, was in charge of the bride s book Following a two-week wed ding trip that will take them to the Oregon caves, Yoscmltc nark, Carmcl, and Los Angeles, thev will return to this city where they will make their home until fall when they plan to return to Oregon state cot leee at Corvallls. Out of town guests present for the ceremony Included Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Caster of Med- ford, Alice Day of Medford, Biid Mary Helen Morrison of rort land who was a college room mill, of the bride's. Mrs. Hicks was graduated from Klamath Union high school in 1944 and attended Oreiion State college at Cor vallis following her high school sraduation. Mr. Hicks was recently dis charged from the navy. He also is a former student of Klamath Union high school and Oregon State college. Installation Members of the Eight ct Forty, fun and honor group within the American region auxiliary, will hold a formal installation on Wednesday, June 26, at the home of Mrs. Lester Finlcy. Officers to be installed at this time include, Mrs. Carl Schu bert Jr., le petit chapcau; Mrs. Lester Finley. le demi-chapcau, premiere; Mrs. C. H. Foster, le demt chapcau dcuxieme; Mrs, Fred Heilbronner, la secretaire; Mrs. Rinchart Motschonbacher la concierge: Mrs. Jennie Hurn l'aumonicr; Mrs. R. D. McGhe- hey, larchivistc; Mrs. M. E Cooper, la surintendante. Refreshments will be served by the hostess, and games and cards will complete the eve ning. All visiting partners are cordially invited to attend. Entertained On Wednesday, June 5. Bette Champagne and Mrs. Bob Ly man entertained with a bridal shower for Nora Ferrari, who became the bride of John Quinn last weekend. Games were played and re freshments served. Invited guests were Nora Ferrari, Mrs. Frank Ferrari, Mrs. Aldo Ferrari, Mrs. Chap man, Marian Quinn, Mrs. Quinn Mrs. Beverley Richer, Mrs, Payne, Lois Dingier, Virginia Turnbow, Irene Ough, Jerry Al ter. Mrs. Catherine Brumbaugh, Lillian Miles, Vera Badorck, Mrs. Badorck, Mrs. Harmon and Carlecn Wisner. Return Mrs. Earl Reynolds and daughter Marcille and son Earl have returned to their ranch on the Merrill road for the sum mer. They arrived in Klamath Falls Wednesday, June 19, after attending the graduation of Mar cille from Stanford university. Palo Alto, Cal. Although Mr, Reynolds Is planning several business trips this summer he intends to spend some time at the ranch. Former residents of Klamath Falls, they are now living in uurungame, cal. lace banked with gladioli and Chrissie and Barbara, and Ralph Hudson of Bend, Mrs. Dick Mer rltt of Oakland, Mrs. T. J. Bu chanan, Mr. and Mrs. Loyal F, Lust, and Jack Lust. Mr, and Mrs, Hudson are stu dents at Oregon State college in Corvallls and after a short trip will resume studies there. (hat of Lclty Lcnorc Llnman. Llnman of thin city, who ex Wedding cvciyn t-im... daughter of Mr. and Mr, i-trcy is., i'ierce ol Klainatli Fulls, became the brlue ol fioward L. Bicnn, also of this city, in a ceremony read by the hev. Father Raymond beard at Sacred Heart church Sunday, June 2. I he bride, given in marrlatfc uy ner luincr, wore a weddiuu gown of white lace, her finger tip veil was caught in a beaded Juliet cap. Muld of honor was Elsie Kurnick who wore a blue net gown with a small fitted can of roses in her hair. She carried a rosebud nosegay. Best man was Martin Bichn brother of the groom, and ush er were Herman Kouff and tverct Bichn. Elaine Abbott played the wed ding music and Mary Mahoncy sang "Ave Maria." A reception was held in the parish hall. Elda Deal served and Ruth Chaplin poured. As sisting were Madme Walker, Uonna Hicks and Madeline Schielncr. Mr anA Uh Tl I I. I . , a brief wedding trip to the Bav . . J ureu, ana are now at nome at home at 202 Lincoln. Representative Leaving Portland Saturday evening on the Empire Builder, Virginia Ellen Smith will repre sent the Oregon state chapter of Phi Chi Thota. national women's business honorary, at kiiv iiuuonui convention to be held in French Lick Snrinis Ind. Virginia Ellen is the daugh- u.t oi mrs. j. amitn of 222 No. Fifth. Virginia Ellen will travel to the convention with Joyce Utes, pn-siacni 01 mo university of Oregon chapter. The two plan to spend two days in Chicago and will arrive for the four-day luuvi-iiuun. june z. rne con vention, to be held irr the French Lick Springs hotel, will be on the general theme of women of the future in busi ness. They plan to return hv wav of Denver, Colo., Salt Lake City, Utah, and San Francisco, canr. while In San Francisco Virginia Ellen expects to visit Mrs. Dick Merritt. the (nrmr Betty Buchanan of Klamath Falls. Semi-Finals ' The semi-finals in the Lamm tournament were plaved by women- of Rcames Golf and Country club Friday, June 21. Low scores went to Mrs. Paul Sharp and Mrs. Jerry Jerrow in the first flight, Mrs. Paul Farrens and Mrs. R. O. Sproat in the second, and Mrs. Matt Finnigan and Mrs. John Shaw in the third. Finals will be played next week. Hostesses Friday were Mrs. Sproat, Mrs. H. B. Bechen, Mrs. Dick Miller Jr. and Mrs. Darrell Miller. Hostesses next week will be Mrs. Leslie Rogers, Mrs. Robert Sproat and Mrs. E. P. Broster-hous. - i , , r? si iiv I (If ri it . JT JOYCE PINELLI, doughter of Mr. ond Mrs. A. Pinelli be came the bride of Worner Fett in o ceremony read Saturday, June 15, in the Klamath Lutheran church. Kennell-Ellls. r to 7 ' 4lH&M U V. '-.-' f f ' . " i - i ; ' M V t ' ' L -' ENGAGED is Cora Bernice Reber, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. , n r. i it- ti- . Pi ..-II I I f r Jonn t. rcecter or maun, viiss ers, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Sunday, July 21 Joyce Pinelli Weds Saturday The Klamath Lutheran church was the scene of the wedding of Joyce Pinelli, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Pinelli of this city, to Warner Fett, son of Mrs. Louise Fett also of Klamath Falls, and the late Hugo Fett, on Saturday, June 15. For her weddine the bride chose a iown of white satin with a net insert. Her veil was of fingertip length. Gardenias and white betrothal Mr. and Mrs. John R. Reber of Malin announce tke engage ment of their daughter, Cora Bernice, to James E. Rogers, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Rogers of Klamath Falls. The wedding date has been set for Sunday, July 21, in the First Presbyterian church of this city. The ceremony will be read by the Rev. David Barnett Jr. Miss Reber is a former stu dent of Malin high school and Armstrong Business college in Berkeley. . Mr. Rogers attended Klamath Union high school and Oregon State college and was recently discharged from the marine corps. In service, he held the rank of captain. Wed Monday . On Monday afternoon, June 17, Aurelia Julia Fan-ell and Velus Oran Standridge ex changed vows in a ceremony read at the home of Rev. and Mrs. Cecil C. Brown. Attendants were Mrs. J. F. Nidcver and Mrs. C. C. Brown. The bride chose a suit of light blue with a corsage of pink rose buds and white carnations. reDer win wea James c. rtog Rogers of Klamath Falls on f carnations formed her arm bou- Maid of honor was the twin sister of the bride, June Pinelli, The bridesmaid was a sister. Frances Cain. They wore gowns of pink lace with net, and car ried colonial bouquets of mixed flowers. Nancy Derrah, niece of the bridegroom, was flower girl. Best man was Frank Barnett Jr. Ushers were Freddie Battis, Herbert Fett, and H. Derrah. A reception was held follow ing the ceremony in the Peli can party room. Serving was Mrs. Arieine Derrah. and Mrs. William Burnett poured, assist ed by Bette Champagne and Mrs. John Rizzo. The couple left this week for a brief wedding trip to Portland. for going away the bride wore a brown plaid suit with brown accessories. Her corsage was of gardenias. Upon their return they will reside at the White Pine apartments. Mr. and Mrs. Fett were hon ored with a dinner Sunday eve ning which was attended by 40 guests. www Five Years Old Cathryn Ann Campbell, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence W. Campbell of 1603 Eldorado, observed her fifth birthday with a party Wednesday afternoon, June 19. Pink and blue favors decorated the party table which was centered with a birthday cake. Guests played games and were served refreshments. Attending were Cathryn Ann. guest of honor, Carol Ann Biehn, cnarmion Biehn. Christinia An derson, Nancy Drew, Beverly ana Tommy Lassen, jviicnaet Dickson, and Betty Shaw. . Last Meeting Aloha chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, will meet Tues day evening, June 25, for a regular meeting at 8 o'clock in the Masonic temple. There will be initiation and reports on the grand chapter at Portland by those who at tended. This will be the last meeting until after the vacation season. On the refreshment committee are Mae Moss, Ruby Kenyon, Lois Cassel, Esther Dunivan Kramer and Ebba Reno. Returning home today from the Klamath Valley hospital is Mrs. Donald F. McKay of 2019 Manzanita, and her new son, Alan Ferguson. Alan, born June 15, joins a sister, Peggy, 4, and a brother, David, 2. Joanne Hamilton Honored Friday Joanne Hamilton who will become the bride of James Noel on Thursday, June 27, was honored with a bridal shower by Mrs. A. C. Backes at her home, 428 Pacific Terrace, Friday evening, June 21. An altar and archway decorated the fireplace with a minia ture bride and groom and their attendants. Gowns on the little bride and her attendants were identical with those to be worn by Miss Hamilton and her bridesmaids, Bouquets of roses were rjlaccd about the rooms. Centering the party table was an arrangement of pink and white hearts and wedding bells. Little Jeanette C o f e r in an old-fashioned gown of pink and white taffeta, wheeled in the decorated cart which held gifts for the guest of honor. Invited guests were Miss Hamilton, Mrs. Sheldon Brum : si O C I ! E : T I By Edna Killmeyer Honored Mary Landry, bride-elect of William Wasmann, was honored with a shower Tuesday evening, June 18. Hostesses were Betty Lom bard and Dorothy Riggs. The party was held at the Riggs home on Lakeshore drive. Guests played cards and em broidered towels as gifts to the honor guest. Present were Miss Landry, Jeanne Long. Ruth Landry. Jean Ostendorf, Mary Corrigan, Nan cy Bennet, Virginia Turnbow, maryenen wngnt, Mrs. Kobert Riggs, Ann Stevenson, Mrs. Paul Landry, Barbara Hood, Joan Campbell, Mrs. F. W. Rickey, wiiu is visiung nere irom umo, and the hostesses, Miss Riggs 1 n , : - t 1 1 00 auu uiuo xjuuiuctra. Luncheon A luncheon was held Tues day, June 19, in the Willard hotel, honoring Ila Carlstrom o Piedmont, Calif., who has been the house guest of Margie Clark, 2012 Main, for the past week. Invited guests included Barbara Brosterhous, Jeanne Long, Mrs. Norman Hand, Ann. Stevenson, Joy Kent, Nancy Bennet and Barbara Palmer. Wednesday evening, June 20, "aiity xieuiiei, iiiu crescent avenue, entertained at a bridge party held in honor of Miss Carlstron. Concluding the week, Margie and her guest traveled to the Glenn Kent cabin at Lake o' the Woods, accompanied by Barbara Brosterhous, Jeanne Long and Audrey Honzel. Miss Carlstrom was a room mate of Margie's at Stephens college, Columbia, Mo. She left for her home last night. Shower Another affair honoring Mary Landry was a bridal shower given by Mrs. Arthur Wilson and Mrs. Carl Hagel at the Wil son home, 130 Washington, Thursday afternoon, June 20. Miss Landry will wed Wil liam Wasmann in late June. Invited guests were Miss Lan dry, Mrs. Paul Landry, Ruth Landry, Mrs. Ed Ostendorf, Mrs. Percy Hurray, Mrs. D. M. Clem ens, Mrs. Lois Wolf, Mds. Flor ence Petzloff, May Phinney, Mrs. Victor O'Neill, Mrs. Rob ert Riggs, Mrs. Warren Bennet, Mrs. Clarence Humble, Mrs. J, M. Hilton, Mrs. Stanley Hajai cek, Mrs. R. P. Ellingson Sr., Mrs. Glen Kent, Mrs. Fred Southwell, Mrs. Donald Smith, Mrs. John Gates, Mrs. George Mclntyre, Mrs. George Ranker, Mrs. Henry Perkins, Mrs. W. I. Tingley, Mrs. J. Percy Wells, Mrs. Freda Wheeler, Mrs. Frank; Howard, Mrs. C. H. Foster, Mrs. Walter Beane, Mrs. Burge Ma son Sr. and Mrs. Emil Albrecht. baugh, Mrs. Henri Conradl, Mrs. Roy Carter, Mrs. A. B. Lambrick, Gertrude Tolle, Mrs. Clara Shaw, Mrs. Erie Hamilton, Mrs. Emll Albrecht. Martha McCollum, Mrs. Phil Brixner, Mrs. Ed Dalmer. Mrs. Stanley Miller, Mrs. William Owens, Mrs. Howard Hanville, Bernice Britt, Mrs. Esther Noel, and Mrs. Lester Cofcr of Port land. .
