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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 29, 1946)
Rites Solemnized At Sacred Heart In sclllnil of ul'ie. WMlln l,lnk KrliiK flowers mid lull lighted while Inpcrs, June Vim, daughter of Mr. mid Mrn. Hurry Vmii became Hi" hrldn "iirold Itiiymuiid Crane Jr., mm of Mr 'mid Mm. Ilnrold K. t'runn of this clly. Itllcs were solemnized In Siirrrd IIimiiI church Sutiiriliiy nioriilnil. Jim 22. I" ceremony mud by the Itcv. Fullicr Tim othy I'. Casey The bride chose fur her wed ding loml K'wii oi wnnn Upper wlln wl" '"MTl trimmed In pearl h7"' ul rouiKlml neckline. Hit gown hud full train. Klin woro fingertip vol! of Illusion net held 111 pliicn with crown of orange blossoms. Kor Jewelry Him worn a hi(lle struud of pcurls, 1(111 f the groom. Her iirm bounuot wus of white gur deulus encircled with while car nut Ion. The brides only iitteiidiint was Vevii llytlni'ii, who wore lonii gown of Alice blue luce with cup sleeves, rounded nockllne. and long mulching luce lovr. She wore liny nmtchlnif halo liul. and curried bouipiet of Tolliunun roses nd yellow daisies Best mun wui Cluude linker and ushers were Hob Logan, Hill Gruy, Puul Sabo, and Sic phen Subo. Traditional wedding mimic was pluyed by Mudrlon Adler. Following the ceremony. rerepllon wu held ut which the hrlilo und groom cut their wed ding cuke. Mr. George Ad ler nerved and Mn. C. S. Ilrln tol poured. Assisting were Mury Wiikemun, uau weniie. rimy Schupp, Hetty Merrill and Mr. Arthur Trclbwunwr. Mudclon Adler furnished niu lc for the reception. Out of town guests who at tended the wedding unit recep tion were Jeunnette FlUputrlrk, Juck Trimble, Gerry I'oysky, Kvullne i'oysky, Mury Mnthea, Dorothy Holm. Arnold Gold berg, and Sum Goldstein of Sun Francisco, Mr. and Mm. Wil liam Muust of Lukcvlcw. Mr. and Mm. E. X. Kendull of Ash lund, Mr. und Mm. Chester Smith of Bly. Mury Wukemun and Gall Kwcniie of Portland. Mr. and Mm. Clarence Pitney of Junction Clly. Mm. Elle llryant of ClaUkanle, and Mr. and Mm. Wllllnm Gray of Cor villi.. After the receutlon the young couple left for a wedding trip which will take them to Victoria. B. C. For traveling Mm. Crane wore a lull of gruy green with white and deep vio let acceuiorleii. She wore a In gle orchid at her shoulder. Upon their return they will be at home In Klamath Full until thli full when they will go to Corvallls. Mr. Crane plum to enter Oregon Stute college fall term. Mr. Crane wa graduated from Oregon Slate where he wa affllUted with Delta Ueltu Delta sorority. Mr. Crane was a student at OSC before enter ing the army, In college he wu a mctmber or Slifma Alnha En. . allon. lie waa discharged re- i cently after long service In Eu rope. Dinner Meeting Set For Monday President Ellen Upp and her staff of new officers will preside at the meeting of the Business and Professional Women s club scheduled for Monday evening, July 1, at the Wlllard hotel when dinner will be served at 6:30, which will open the new fiscal year for thn organization. The program is blng prepared by members of the Edith Cun ning book club, and will hark back to olden days in Klamath. Ono of the speakers for the occuslon will be Mrs. J. F. Kimball, and musical numbers are being arranged by Isnbcl Brixner. Other who are assisting with " dinner and program arrange mcnta art Coral Sabo speakers; Gertrude Tolle and Annls Struthen, decorations, and OUIe Landram, calling. A picnic at Moor park on June 17, attended by a large group of the BPW membership, wound up activities for the past year, and plans were announced at that time for holding meet ings, both formal and Informal, throughout July and August In stead of disbanding for a sum mer vacation. The Edith Cunning book club on the llome- the autobiography "Roughly Speak ing" was presented by Dena D. Bnckcs. It was decided that In asmuch a this club la present ing the July 1 BPW program, this would lake the place of the regular meeting for that month. The next dinner meeting will be held the fourth Monday In Au gust nt the home of Mrs. Sabo on Pine street and the book re view will be given by Joy Rolph. Party A white elephant party wits held for Mury Landry, bride elect of William Wasmmin at the homo of Mr. and Mrs, V. E O'Neill of 1054 Portlund at 8 o'clock, 'Monday evening. Hostesses woro Mrs. O'Neill and Virginia. Turnbow. Invited guests were Mury Lan dry, guest of honor, Ruth Lan dry, Dorothy Rlggs, Jeun Under wood. Nancv Hennet. Jeun Os- tendorf, Joy Kont, Margie and niiaine I'nhncrton. Ann hicvotv son and Mrs. Pnul Landry. Garden Tour Tho Klnmnlh Fulls Garden club will meet for a garden tour nt the homo of Mrs. Hose Poolo, j 400 Conger, at 11 o'clock, Mon- I any morning, July 1. At 1:30 tho group will meet Jt tho home of Mrs, Will Wood, US Pacific Terrace, for a pnper sack lunch. Members are Jiiknd to also bring their own table service. U wus entertained at dinner V Monday evening, July 24, at Q homo of Clara Shaw on Hi I dale road when a review of Last Meeting The hint ini'i-tlng of Alohu Chapter, Order of tho Eastern Slur, lor the niiniincr win held In the Miiwinlc hull on Tues day evening, June 25. After the regulur business liieellug reports of the grund chapter were given by the of ficers who utti-mlcd. Alphu Phelps, ll.-li-n l.intoe, Alum Get, and I'hylls I'oole reported on one of the highlights of the grund chuplcr session. Cuiiilldiiti'ii were Initluti'd, und mimic written especially for the Inltliitlnn cereinony was sung by Mm. Edwin Si'luierbeck und Mm. Dexter Elliott, two veil ing member. The chupter wus declured lit cane while Alohu honored the grund uppolntinent of Alphu i'helps u grund electru for the year I1MU 11147. A long wus ded Iculed mid sung to Mrit. I'hflp by Mm. F.dwln Schneebeck. At thin time, while Khodu lliirndon pluyed softly, "Moon light and Hoses." lights were lowered und the Suiikhlnc Girls entered the chapter room, euch one beuring red rose-buds which they preneiitrd to Mrs. f 'Ileitis, euch with un iippropriute verse. Cluru Shermun wus installed as wurder for the chupter for the rest of the yeur. Delicious refreshments were served in the huno.net room by the committee composed of Mne Moss, Itubv Keuynn, l.llliun Hunt-line. Kbbu Reno, Glndvs llogue. Vera Clemmens, Effle Fniln and Renn Frnln. The next meeting will be held on September 10 when nil the members mid visitors are in vited to a pol lock dinner. Recipe A recipe shower and a lunch. eon highlighted Thursday after noon when Mrs. Clarence Hum ble, 1320 Pacific Terrace, en tertulued for Mury Landry, who will wed Wllllnm Wus muiin Sundny, June 30. Mrs. Puul Landry poured, and Huth Landry, Nuncy und Sully Hum ble served. Invited guests were Mrs. Warren Hennet, Mm. Ed Oaten dorf, Mm. Robert M. Rlggs. Mrs. V. E. O'Neill. Mm. J. M.. Hilton. Mrs. Percy Miirruy. Mrs. Frank Howard, Mrs. W, I. Tlngley. Mrs. Fredu Wheeler. Mae Phlnney, Mrs. Glenn Kent. Mm. C. Frank Mills, Mm. Al bert Humble of Mlnueupolls, Minn., Mrs. Puul Landry, Mury nnd Ruth Landry, Mrs. R. P. Ellingson, Mm. E. O. Ellingson, Ladysmith, Wis., and Luclln Ellingson, Sheboygan, Wis. Mrs. E. L. Bcnlley of Tulc- Inke recently traveled to Port land to be present at a lunch eon announcing the engngemcnt of her daughter, Barbara, to Erwln C. Buhlbura of Salem. Buhlburg is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Cnrl Buhlburg of that city. ft,. A. : 1 "A ' i jf : ( I - '"' k It I ' THE ENGAGEMENT of Barbara Bentley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Bentley of Tulelake, was announced in Port land, June 18. She will wed Erwin C. Bahlburg of Salem in September. Barbara was graduated from 'the University of Oregon in Juris. T ' y"jsrPa( Ilk M nlmiai il at tauAasakbaMhakailaBV LEAVING SACRED HEART Saturdoy, June 22, ore Mr. June Von, daughter of Mr. Harold R. Crane. Visiting A guest of Joy Kent, daugh-1 ter of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Kent i of 737 Piicific Terruce. is Mury I Minion of Whiteflsh. Mont. ! Miss Minton Is a former rcl dent of Klamath Falls and wus , graduutcd In 1944 from Klam- uth Union high school. She left this city Willi her purents In December. 1044. This full she will be in her junior year at Mllwuukce-Dowucr college for women at Milwaukee, Wis. ' She will leave for her home In early July. Miss Kent returned recently from Columbia, Mo., where she wns graduated from Stephen's college. She plans to enter Ore gon State college this full. Finals Winner In the Lamb tourna ment finals pluyed Friday by the women of Renmes Golf and Country club wns Mrs. Paul Sharp, with Mm. T. Jerrow runner-up. Hostesses for the afternoon were Mrs. Leslie Rogers, Mrs. Robert Spront, and Mrs. E. P. Brosterhous. Mrs. R. B. Chllcote and Mrs. Spront took the day's awards. Four tables of bridge were In play. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur W. Jones and their little daughter. Sharon Lee. of Pittsburgh,. Calif., left Thursday for Parma, Ida., where they will visit Mrs. Jones' par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ha worth. They have been here as guest of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur A. Jones of 203 High. Y li ;r 'r- JJd I h 1 w i w h .-f j p i -i ? c.rv-'- i; i trlURCn otter exchanging vows in o morning ceremony, ond Mrs. Harold Raymond Crane ond Mrs. Harry Von. Mr. Crane is the son of Mr. ond Mrs. Soroptimists Hold Final Meeting Soroptimists at their last program meeting of the year, lis tened to a talk on suburban planning by Frank Howard, county wiirtrouii. nnrt nndinnnr T I hi. ii rH i a nnn nt tho ctr.tr pftmmtllM on. ,,oint0d Dy the governor to make lem nnd work out some way to remedy It. Howard said that with the coming of the automobile era many people have migrated from cities to suburban areas and mndc their homes, so that they could have more freedom in the mutter of playgrounds for chil- : drcn and gardens and could cut down the expense of living. The advent of light, low-priced curs made it possible for them to go to and from their work in a minimum of time, and a great many city workers have joined the throng of suburban ites. This has raised a serious problem, particularly in our own suburban areas,, that of drainage, sewage disposal. roads, fire protection, and our present laws are inadequate to control these matters. Howard said that Wisconsin und Michigan have very satis- fnctory legislation to govern these matters and California has some laws affecting subur ban planting that arc very good. In this stale the county com missioners arc hampered in these things because they can not do anything about it until ordered by the state legislature. Mrs. W. E. Lamm was wel comed back to the club after an absence of several weeks.' She gave a brief talk about her visits with New York Sorop timist clubs and said she had been most cordially received. Gusts for the day were Mrs. I. J. Olscn of San Bernardino, Calif., Lorraine Field, a visitor at tile home of Mr. and Mrs. Phil Brixner. and Patty Mc Faddcn, a Venture club girl. In the absence of the presi dent. Kathleen Thompson, vice president Margaret Wherland presided at the meeting. Pro gram chairman for the day was Lorraine Johnson, who stressed the fact that this was a most important project, to which all service clubs could lend their support. A recent weekend guest at the Ulcnn Kent home, 737 Pacific Mrs. Perry Babcock, Mrs. Terrace, wns Frances Elliott of George Epperson. Augusta Park Portland. She returned to her i er, Mrs. Clayton Rcber, and Mrs. home early this week. iMyrle C. Adams. Luncheon I I I I A Meia Wednesday A regular meeting of the Sojourners was held at the Willard hotel, Wednesdny, June 26, at 1:45 p. m, A no-hostess luncheon in the hotel dining room preceded the meeting. Mrs. H. R. Kirchan, the new president, presided at the short business meeting, and guests, Mrs. R. E. Cranev, Mrs. C. G. Hoop er, Mrs. Al Eighmy, Mrs. John Lister, Mrs. John W. Insley, Mrs. Bruce Owen, were presented. Mrs. C. E. Bauer was welcomed as a new member " , At this time committee chair men for the next six months were appointed. They are Mrs. F. D. Ilartin, hospitality; Mrs. E. F. Hobnrt, calling: Mrs. J. W. Rice, by-laws; Mrs. L. W. Miles, publicity, nnd Mrs. C. B. Lnrkin, historian. Mrs. D. W. Rice was nlso appointed chair man for the annual picnic to be held in July. At the close of the meeting cards were played with Mrs. W. R. Petty, hostess for the af ternoon, Honors in bridge went 1 t i Jr. The bride is the former a survey of the suburban prob Dinner Mrs. George Stevenson and Mrs. Esther Noel entertained with a rehearsal party Wednes day evening, June 26, for Joanne Hamilton and James Noel, who were wed the following eve ning, Thursday, June 27. The party was held in the Pelican party room. Present were Joanne Hamilton, James Noel, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Backes, Mr. and Mrs. Erie Hamilton, Mrs. Lester Coffer and Jeannette, Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Scott. Mrs. Berk eley DeVaul, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Coddington. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Perkins, Helen Hasy, Don Noel. A. W. Macken, Bill Wilson, Barbara King. Richard Hoyt, Mary Minton, Ann Steven son. Paul Fairclo, Dr. and Mrs. P. M. Noel of Eugene, Don Robin, Margaret Wheeler, Mrs. A. E. Sloan. Mrs. Esther Noel and Mr. and Mrs. George Stevenson. Shower Mrs. Robert Veatch was honor guest at a stork shower held Saturday afternoon, June 22, at the home of Mrs. Elbert Veatch of 1956 Earle. Hostesses were Mrs. Sherman Carter and Mrs. Donald Veatch A clever touch was the awarding of corsages to winners of games. A decorated cake centered the refreshment table. Invited guests were Mrs. Robert Veatch, guest of honor. Mrs. Lewis Orrell Jr., Mrs. How ard Pernell, Mrs. Elbert Veatch, Mrs. W. L. McCauley, Mrs, Doreen Williams, Mrs. V. J Josephson. Mrs. Joe Peak. Mrs. Joe Voye. Mrs. Ivan Kandra. Meeting I I to Mrs. John W. John Lister and Insley, Mrs. Mrs. R. E. Crancy, Sojourners is a social organi zation and all newcomers who have lived here less than 18 months are cordially invited to attend. Meetings are held the second and fourth Wednesdays of each month at the Willard hotel. Picnics, teas and dances are given during the year to which members may invite guests. The next regular meeting will be held July 10. Joanne Hamilton Weds Thursday One of the picttlest of the June weddings was that of Joanne Hamilton, daughter of Mr. and Mm. Erie A. Hamilton of 226 N. 3rd, who becumo the bride of James H. Noel, on of Mrs. Esther Noel of this city and Dr. Paul M, Noel of Eugene, on Thursday evening, June 27, at 7 o'clock. The candlelight ceremony wa read by the Rev. Victor Phil lips of the First Methodist church. Arrangements of pink and green spring flowers and fern about the church set the color scheme for the rites. for her wedding the bride chose a gown of traditional white Upper satin with leg o' mutton 1 sleeves and a sweetheart neck line, with a full train. Her fin gcrtlp veil was trimmed in lace as wus the sweetheart cud which held it In place. For jewelry she chose a single strand of pearls, which was worn by her mother at her wedding. A sin gle white orchid was arranged on the white Bible which she carried. The Bible was a gift of her grandmother. Matron of honor was Mrs. Thomas Perkins who wore a gown of pink chiffon with a iong fitted bodice, short sleeves and train, and a sweetheart half-hat. Wearing gowns identical in style but of light green chiffon were the two bridesmaids, Ann Stevenson and Mrs. Keith Cod- dlngton. Both wore half-hats of matching chiffon and the ma tron of honor and bridesmaids 1 each carried colonial nosegays of sweetheart roses, sweet peas, ana other spring flowers. Tossing rose petals in the aisle before the bride entered was the little flower girl, Jean nette Cofer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Cofer of Port land. She wore a gown of pink satin and net fashioned like those of the bridesmaids. Best man was Don Noel, brother of the bridegroom. Ushers were Tom Perkins, Don Robin, Dick Hoyt, and Bill Wil son. Traditional wedding music was played by Mrs. John O'Con nor, who also accompanied Pa tricia Brown who sang "Be cause" and "At Dawning." Immediately after the cere mony, a reception was held in the Pelican party room, which was decorated with spring flow ers of pink and green and tall white tapers. Mr. and Mrs. Noel cut their wedding cake which was served by Mrs. Raymond Bigger. Mrs. A. C. Backes poured. Presiding at the punch bowl were Janice and Margie McCollum. Bernice Britt had charge of the guest book. The young couple left soon after for a 10-day wedding trip to Laguna Beach. They will be at home in Klamath Falls until fall when they will go to Eu gene where Mr. Noel is study ing at the University of Oregon. V Birthday A birthday party to delight the Heart ot a Doy was tnat oi li year-old Ingram Montgomery, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Mont gomery. Ingram's birthday was on Monday, June Z4. He and his five guests en joyed an afternoon of horseback riding at the AB corrals at Wo cus. Following their ride they held an outdoor wiener roast. Ingram's guests were Richard Hilton, LeRoy Porter, Richard Swanson, Tommy Moore and Charles Boettcher. IN TRADITIONAL WHITE ter of Mr. and Mrs. Erie A. James n. Noel, son of Mrs. P. M. Noel of Eugene. The Methodist church on I hursday iiu i nn i ,ihium i.iu.inm jtwwmmiuMmmmmmutm ;"." it. tna 11 i 3 f .- ij . - ' Wed Recently A wedding of interest here was that of Dorothy May Barr of Hillsboro to Dale Throck morton of this city. Ritci were solemnized in the Hillsboro Christian church Sunday after noon. The bride was given In mar riage by her brother, Gerald Barr of Portland. She wore a beige street dress and a wheat colored Milan straw hat. She carried a white prayer book with a spray of small orchids. Matron of honor was Mrs. Verne McKinney, sister of the Driae. sne was attired In ai dress of cinnamon brown with a straw hat and a corsage of gardenias. William Loomis of Corvallis was best man and ushers were Gerald Brower of Seattle and William Jalonen of Astoria. Traditional wedding music was played by Mildred James, who accompanied Max Read in singing "I Love Thee" and "Be cause." A reception followed the cere mony. The young couple left immediately for a wedding trip to San Juan island. For trav eling the bride wore a suit of saddle tan with brown acces sories and an orchid corsage. Upon their return they will make their home in Klamath Falls. Joint Installation Held At Willard A formal dinner and dance at the Willard hotel marked the joint installation of officers of the Lions club and the Lions auxiliary Tuesday evening. June 25. Newly installed officers for the coming year of the auxiliary are Mrs. Paul Angstead, president, Mrs. R. E. Hooker.'vice presi dent, and Mrs. Morgan Johnson, secretary and treasurer. New directors are Mrs. Hal Skidler and Mrs. Jack Bishop. Mrs. Everett Vanderpool was elected liason officer. The outgoing nresident. Mr. Guests Guests at the R. P. Ellingson home on Pacific Terrace are Mrs. Elllngson's sister, Mrs. E. O. Ellingson of Ladysmith, Wis., and sister-in-law, Luella Elling son of Sheboygan, Wis. They ar rived June 19 and Mrs. Ellingson will be here until the middle of .Tiilv T i c lrillnffenn I cnanrlinif . .. . j her summer vacation here and .emu u o.icuujsii uic goia coiorea uowers were pre fall where she is teaching school. sen ted to each lady present. The group will travel to Lake o' I Lion members who were In. the Woods next week and will remain there until Mrs. Ellingson leaves in July, SATIN. Joanne Hamilton, dauah Hamilton, became the bride of Esther Noel of this city and Dr. ceremony was read in the First evening, June 2.1 . Kennell-Ellis. fsl o I E T S v i By Edna Killmeyer Fred Heilbronner, was present ed with a gift by Mrs. Ed Rob inson in appreciation from the club members. Installing officer was Mrs. A. P. Heup who was assisted by Mrs. George Bratton Jr. Bouquets of roses were' pre sented to each of the newly installed officers and to th outgoing president. The tables were beautifully decorated in colors of purple and gold, the club colors. Love- , ces of pSrpie and j stalled were Paul Angstead, president, Wes McNee, vic president, Everett Vanderpool, secretary-treasurer, Bill Milne, tan twister. Koy Fremo. lion tamer. New directors who will serve for two years are Paul Lee and Ray Ward. General chairman was Gena Hooker, and Clarence Humble served as toastmaster. Glenn Gregg, district governor from Bend, installed the officerr. Outgoing president was Ed Robinson. Dancing was enjoyed until a late hour. Dinner Another of the many affairs honoring Mary Landry, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Landry, who will wed William Wasmann this Sunday, was a dinner on Sunday evening, June 23. Mr. and Mrs. warren Bennet entertained for Miss Landry at Sari's restaurant. Present were Miss Landrv. Mr. Wassman, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Landry, Ruth Landry, Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Hilton and Jean, Nancy Bennet, Jody Bennet, and Mr. and Mrs. Bennet. Engaged An announcement was made this week of the engagement of Aileen B. Prescott of Fort Klam ath to Delbert L. Denton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Den ton of Fort Klamath. Miss Pres cott is the daughter of John P. Prescott of Portland. Miss Prescott was recently discharged from the Waves. Mr. Denton was a sergeant in the Marine corps before he was dis charged. The wedding is planned for late fall. Guest Honor guest at a stork shower held Thursday, June 27, was Mrs. Walter Bower, the former Ann Otey. Hostess was Mrs. Don Doll who held the party at 2135 Gar den. ; , Present were Mrs. Bower, Mrs. A. N. Kelsey, Mrs. Hulda Kohnke, Mrs. Lloyd Sweek, Mrs. Lawrence Hipke, Sharon Hipke, Mrs. Loyd Baker, Mrs. Loyd Norseth, Mrs. Emmer Plowman, Eva Rae Jacobson, Inga Johnson, Mary Stivers, Barbara Lynch, Mrs. John Katzmeyer and Mrs. Don Doll. It was open house at the Erie Hamilton's on Thursday night after the wedding and reception of their daughter who becama the bride of James H. Noel. Friends called to view the array of wedding gifts received by the young couple. 1
