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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 12, 1947)
A I k, i II Annual Musical is Slated For Monday One of Ihc tiiukl delightful prngroniK nf llic year In Hip anminl musical scheduled (ir 2 o'clock Mondiiy by Ihc Klamath Kullii Woman's Library club when Mm. Don J. .iimwnll. music chair tnnn. will prcMMil an afternoon or vocnl unci Instrumental music. Artists ore uinoug tin- ntont prominent In Klamath's music circles: Mm. Joseph C. O'Neill, Mm. Hubert I'. Criilg, Mm. Lewis Ilornbv mid Mr. unci Mm. John A, O'Connor. Wayne Sherwood or Eugene will be Kin-Hi nrtlnt. Mr. Sherwood Ik studying voice Willi Herman Cielliiumen lit the University of Oregon school of music, mid studied In Portland under Hubert Wulsh. He IK uc- live In music nrriilm, inking pun In miiiiv ruillo oroiluLiiKtv clvlluin life nml 'dnrlua IWVrfl service. Hollowing l Ihc program: I'inno: ... ., Hi) Scolch Poem MiicUmvcll (u) Polonaise In C Shitrp Minor V'L"1") (c) Lc.hm Land Cyr Scott Mm. Joseph C. ONclll (M)hOeh','Conlentiilevl Curlmil (1)1 Flower Souk (rrom JjJJj Mil. Robert P. Craig Songs: . c,) o du meln holder Abend stern ("Thnnhouscr ) .... Wagner b Omiira " "null pill ("'"-0" rrom "Xerxes") ... llamle (el Dn blht die Huh Schubert (d) Dcr Wanderer Schulierl Wayne Sherwood Songs: Wedding Date Mr. unit ivun. h. .i. Acki rmiin of till cliy iiiinoiince the forth coming inurriiiitc of their diuigli ler. LuVcrne Heed, to Benjamin F. Mm tCC'HH of Kliuiiiith Falls, aon of Mm. Doni Burgess nl Bolvic, Idaho, The nuplliilK will be nn event of 2 o'clock, Sunday iiTtcrnoon, April 27, lit St. Paul's Episcopal church. The llev. Frederick C. Wlssenbnch will rend Ihc cere mony. Miss Heed's sister. Carol Ack crimin, will be her maid of honor, mill Shirley Sexton will be bridesmaid, with Alinn Jean Tiinncll, sister of the groom, as flower girl. Ik-wt imin will be Kenneth Wurren. nnd nshem, Wendell Holell, Lurry Dcrrnh and George Ghisclln. Kxpected to nrrlve the week before, the weddinn to bo present Ballet Program Is Treat Of Season Four riellahlful vounK DcoDle teamed their tnlents last Thur rlnv evenlno on the Pelican staue. and iinve Klaivmth Commnnit Concert ticket holders the treat ot the season. Youth, bemiH grace, and a Rift for comedy, combined to mime me proirrnn thrillinn as well as loads of fun. It was quite a relief, to sit in Ih theatre and watch a performance that took you completely ou of a world which has revolved around atomic control, strike: disasters, floods and tornados. We are. of course, refcrrina to the presentation of Murli 1 Svetlova. orlma ballerina of tl . , , ' Metropolitan Opera assoclattor Robert Roland, leading ma dancer; Elena Imaz In her danct of Spain, and Claude Jean Chin son, concert pianist. Professional reviewers of tl concert could toss In a lot French phrases describing tl toe work, the ballet technlqi and the degree of perfornancj out sucn ' simple lerms poignant beauty, artistry an Spring Tea Sharing honors at a pretty tea given Tuesday afternoon in the Pelican party room by Mrs. Neil Francis Black, were her mother, Mm. Charles E. Han.eo. observ ing her birthday, and Mrs. Sam uel Evans Agncu. the former u .. , , . . rku.nA 11... ...un i. ,., hr i' ih charm will have to suffice. Rial l-i-,u ..?.. now we must mention the co: r;r,Ti; . , Z r "Getting Ready" was the tit it... .... i -j i c , of a very brief skit which Intn .wl. i ;,,;.,i . ,. j.;a duccd the four principals. It wn the afternoon were Mrs. A. O. "ch ot comedy which tlJ Rocnicke, Mrs. J. R. Barr of , audience, holding back applou: T,,iioUn Mr. & 7,n.b Mr. i for reason of experience, a ' "J ' , .1 . 1 , Ul.. 1 1 ... Ed Crawford of Merrill. Mrs. ; auiiui " I George H. Clark, and Mrs. Dale ; ""nil. nnwevcr, unui aveiiov West nf Merrill Roland, Imaz and Chiasson ha AssistinE were Mrs. Prentice '"'it rame audience in the pain I W. Yeomans, Mrs. Malcolm Ep-, f their hand as evidenced lev Mn T F Fnrllv. Mrs. Rnb : " cuilKic!non uacuniiiiie ert Porter. Mrs. Hod Jone- nnd i the close of the performance. Mrs. Louis Stewart of Merrill. ..'.""V i t: ....... fvril Scott ,or "" """vice are Mr. and Mm. () 1 iickb rc So. lf'' btoll:G. P. Motschenbneher. aunt and (b) The jJ.V'S.SSJ scoU unCl ' of "cyborg. was probably this touch of con edy, evidenced in such numoe as the Buffoon dance by Rolan the Student Performance, Barbara Roskamp flew to lfUmlk Fall.. rrnm RnrlfolnV Calif, where she attends the ! Gay Nineties dance and the fin itr.irii -i i fr.mia last i number. Flirtation Russian Sty week-end to spend Easter with vs. American Style by Syetlov AN EVENT OF TUESDAY AFTERNOON THIS WEEK was o delightful tea given by Mrs. Neil Francis Black in the Pelican : M? ad M. H. E. Roland, as well as the b; nartv room in honor of her mother. Mrs. Charles E. Hansen, ond Mrs. Samuel Evans Agneu, a new resident ot this area. Chatting over cups of tea ore, left to right, Mrs. T. F. Farley, Mrs. Evens, Mrs. Hop Jones and Mrs. Agneu. Guderian. Roskamp of 2036 LeRoy. After a brief visit Barbara returned i for classes early this week. Mrs. Robert P. Craig (ai'i'lKfli"'" Song, Tsclwlkovsky (b) Do Not Go, My Love . . Richard Hngeman (c) Sallormen Jacques Wolfe Wavne Sherwood Trio In F. Flnl Moart Mm. John A. O'Connor, piano; Mrs. Lewis Hornby, violin; John A. O'Connor, viola. Mrs. William H. Chandlre, Tau Chapter Members of Tail chapter, Beta Sigma Phi, held their regti. lar meeting on Tuesday evening al the home of Mm. George Wardell. 1 74 J Menloway. New officers were elected to serve throughout the ensuing year. They are Mrs. George wright, president: Doris Mc- j v.uru, vice presmeni, mm. wn Coming Rites Friends are receiving Invita tions to the wedding of Vivian Dlmclil, daughter of Mr. and Mm. J. 11. Dimchl. and Fred D. Floelke, tun of Mr. and Mm Sojourners The regular meeting of So journers was held Wednesday, April 9, at the Willard hotel. Mrs. J. Lister, vice president. submitted her resignation, and at her home on Melrose street Mrs. C. B. L:irkin was appointed Thursday from 3 to 5 oclocK Fred William Floctke, all of litis to complete her term. for a group of old friends. The city. , Mrs. J. Kusler reported on the aiinir was arransea lor Ir ...mi u a r... : ...i.;..v. i ii,.. . William Tomison. the former vtinn win ui- idvmn'n' i " iuk uru, wmii.ii vaa uim ui mi; . . .. . . :. . i riV . I II in k.uk.n,,ia, . ........ n . 'Friends Gather A delightful informal affair of this week was the tea given by Mrs. Ralph Sumner Hopkini" Church Ceremony Is April Event An April bride was Jacqueline McLellcn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. McLellan of this city, who exchanged vows with Ken neth R. Larsen. son of the late Chris Larscn of Cniloquln, in a ploy of Imaz and Chiasson, tha convinced the audience thtl here were four flesh and bloot artists who were having Just much fun as the audience. The program was as varied any given on the stage and ever ! taste was satisfied whether yo !sat wrapt in the thrill of Sve ' lova s lovciy ana einere; Dance of the Elf; Roland's i mantic charm in the Vienne: I Walts, Imaz' spirited Tangl ! Flamenco, or Chaisson s magn ficent interpretation of Dcbu sy's Gardens in the Rain. As for Chaisson, he could ha carried a program all his own stale president of Oregon r ert-1 nam laveuner. recording secrc eratlnn of Women's clubs, will j lary: Mrs. Don Miller, corre vlult the club al this meeting ; spending secretary; Mrs. Pa and all members are Invited to.tricla Fulrchlld. treasurer, and a iio-hotes luncheon l noon, Mrs. George Wardell, program ....i..r. n,v iKlenhone Mr. chairman. 1 lovd Young. 4881. for rcserv ! The group will enjoy a thea- i J ,; !re party on Tuesday. April IS, The meeting will be held In '" next social event. ; Ih. main auditorium of the city , '; William Tavenner wos i lltrary, and hostesses for Ihc af-, 1 -"nrge oi uie program for ,nn , will be Mrs. Glenn Kent I even ng. and .poke oil the ...,i Mr. Walter Beane. Flow.i'Pe. nature lhemes In Krw,GrilVrci!!irt.,?v UrSL Refreshment, were -rved to m,' "JoZZSXnZ '!? '. .Mrr Steven Saboi V" n.. .!.. inrf Pro. Jr- wiiitam Tavenner. Journers and Biislness and Pro-1 Mr John Feebuck Loi, Ru' I""""'"1 """ Mm. Jules Nnnler nnd Mm C,ii,l,. A.iril -IT l ll,. riml 1 . ....I., nrrniru fliuiiH Methodist church 'with the Rev. I n. eluh Mrs. Robert Erlandson from Portland, and lor Mrs. j Saturday evening ceremony at 6:30 o'clock, April 5. Double ring Victor Phillips reading the cere-1 was welcomed as a new mem-1 Ral'h.. Thon3S,,-, p f'-ls,h ! rites were solemnized in a service read by the Rev. Victor Phillips ! far as piano lovers go. mony at i in ine auernoon. ber. ! w"' - jin me first meinoaisi cnurcn. r.vciyn uimcni win nc ner w . .,,. ,h h.,sinei. meeline. Mrs. E. Hobart. hostess for the ,k T ,m ,h nrettilv aI'a. "ur " oi .uKc.ie, cuucsi .mtnu : Bldu Sa rinv was in charee. Mrs. Jack ' 5 ..ki. .hr. Mri iof ttle bride, who sang "Always. - Mrs. O Connor played the tra-, bird. i. remains to be seen Mitchell and Mrs. Ben Gibson viiie,H T NorrU and Mrs D V. ' dtnal wedding marches as the bridal party entered and left the , even the lovely and talent ter's maid of honor, with Doro thy O'Malley and Francis Gil crist. bridesmaids. Both young people are grad uates of Klamath Union 111 i; M school and well-known !n the younger net. Mr. Floetkc saw ex x . i. A:t to CCF.T:?r.r.!rr.f; Ki,n. -, I Mrs- John O'Connor played oran selections as guests gathered t have the pleasure of hearii Hobart. hostess for the ,h , ,V lZ.Z h th, Tnrettilv ana. ccompaniea Marjorie inornoiKe or tugene, college tnena : Bidu Sayao, the Brazilian son tensive service in the navy and ! April 23 preceded by a no-host was dMchiirgcd last spring. ess luncheon at 12:30. took honors In bridge for the Kvkendall noured afternoon. On Friday morning, Mr. and The next meeting will be on Mrs. Hopkins. Mrs. Tomison and her infant son, lett lor i-ori-land. T.i wilt be served at the close (:,.. Warrir.il of the afternoon ny mrs. ursiio Rogers and her committee. Mrs. Warren Hunt, Mrs. C. W. Hornl brook and Mrs. Alfred Collier. New Arrivols Tournament . Mrs. Robert O. Sprout was winer of the 18-holc tournament and Mm. Peter Albertson, win ner of the 9-hole tournament, Names have been chosen for . when Women of Rcames met two of the town's newest ar-1 Friday afternoon for a low pulls rivals, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Dave ! tournament. Hicks and Mr. and Mrs. Donald j Six tables of bridge were in Smith. The Hicks boy has boen play with Mrs. H. E. Hanger, named Ilrenl Steven, and Doug- Mm. John Martin and Mm. Oscar Ins Kent is Ihc name chosen by Sliive, hostesses. Next Fridiiy the Smiths. Both youngsters ar-1 there will be a three blir-' ' ' rived very recently al Klamath i tournament. Valley hospital. j . . Mrs. Hicks Is the former Lelty Flprtinn Unman, and Mrs. Smith was , T)e 0reRon Mol,eril (lf Kin Lucy K mlw I uetore "" mar. , w, hold n ccctUm ot o(. rinite. This Is the first arrival ,, . .. ,.,. i,.,,.i,.nn in either family. I ficers at a no-hostess luncheon i meeting on Tuesday, April IS, I at the Pelican party room. Reser James Gnllntelv was honored vations may be made by calling at a buffet supper by a group of I Mrs. Roy Carter, 3881, or Mrs. 2,1 friends Inst Wednesday eve-i George Myers, 5459. Officers ning at Lundy's Log Cabin. Mr. elected at the meeting will at Gullately is leaving soon for i tend the state session In Eugene Santa Rosa to make his home, In May. y i in 1 1 i ii iu.)i iigjftiiis'yiift jfCT ' 7 V'y' iff K' J i "1 t,t 'i ' i I I 1 1 , " 1 , - c w f - I O " wi ; Mu- I -'unSA ' - ' j cnurcn. uasxets ot spring blos ' soms and tall tapers banked the I altar. 1 The bride's father escorted her down the aisle and gave her in marriage. For her wedding. Miss McLellan chose a gown of imported French embroidered marquisette with fitted bodice, gathered skirt, and a bustle back which ended in a long train. She wore a single strand of pearls for jewelry. A lace trim edged her illusion net finger tip veil which fell from a ru halo cap. A white orchid en circled with stcphanotis and white ribbon was arranged on her white Bible. The bride's sister. Marilyn Mc Lellan. was her maid of honor. She was gowned in blue mar- I quisette with a bouffant skirt. full sleeves and a sweemean neckline. She carried a Colonial Sayao can leave her audiend the pretty cake centered the a" happy as Marina Svetlov hririe-c la hi urhieh vn iWnrai. Robert Roland, Elena Imaz art ed with taDers and sinele rose-' Claude Chiasson. (Lois Stewart! buds in vases. Serving was Niva I Cameron, cousin of the bride, Pan-AmeriCOn UOV nf Maui WMtminlii nnrtu ' Madge Potter, also of New West-1 The Klamath FalU Soroptl minster aunt nf i the hride. ' mist club meeting, Thursdal nnnreri Mn Wavne rhiw and noon at the Pelican party rooni Mrs. T. H. Reeves had charge of was in recognition of Pan-Amerl the guest book. can uoy. uecoraiions inciuueo Outif-town euests in addition display of flags of Central fried lace t0 tnosc in the weeding party , South America. Rita Whisena J Wl'IC 1I3. A. CIIIICIUII Ul pa,c a iiiiu... -. ..rj-. New Westminster. Mrs. Fred Pan American week, which w Steacy of Vancouver, B. C, and originated in Mexico. She intrl Mr. and Mrs. John Robertson duced Mrs. M. B. Mouser, v and daughter, Anne, of Blaine, gave three piano numbers. Wash. , the highly rhythmic music reprl For traveling, the new Mrs. sentat-'ve of the latin Americas Larsen worse a suit of aqua with countries. a wnue nat irimmea in oiacK Esther Lawler reported a and black accessories. Her white i,i f n.r sann frnm the F.artd I ILL IV 1 1 1 It . 1 1 L Ll l 1CU a L,uiuiliai . . , , , , , I ' . " " " I . 4 ., orchid was pinned at the lapel tnr rir,niiH ehl riren. tH buds and carnations, with simi- he.r black topcoat. Mr and :iargest amount of $414.05 hal lar flowers in her hair. ",-,;t" ing been turned m Dy me . . ., turn in about a week from a i p,,nnir for lilv iales Diane Sweasv. little daughter u: ,i peppers tor my saics. of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Sweasy, H ir: the hav area in ! Members were happy to gni was flower girl. Her ong frock California. Upon their return !rs- URS. n nlr 1 r. nn nnrt in ha host ' ?7 . .r. . . ITiiichall IT ul h"".". ' . ; thev will be at Home at 13'" t ui- ton street. she wore a bandeau of pink and white carnations. Best man was Clayton Sweasy. and ushers were Jack N;'e. of Everett. Wash., and Wayne Chase of this city, M. Poole and Marshall E. Cornett on their i turn from Salem, and were . tremelv Droud of a letter of co ' gratulations from the Salem So optimist C1UD, on me ouisiana MOTHER CLUB TO urrT eifumv The 'Mother's club of Sacred (Women from the Klamath Fal Heart academy will meet at 1:30 ' club wno nan; laKen ineir pia ine young coupie cui men oumwy huwiiwii, - ---- - f tl decorated wedding cake at the discuss plans for an alumni ban- past season. Also presen at tl reception which followed the quet to be held at the end of the meeting was Ruth Bathiany. ceremonv. Spring flowers were school year. Refreshments will Harbor, a former member of tr arranged about the room, and be served after the meeting. 1 club. M TALLYING PROCEEDS FROM THE RESERVE OFFICERS association dinner dance held Wednesday' night at the Will ard hotel are, left to right: Speck Murray, Wallace Larkin and Bob Nicodcmus. All Pictures by Guderian. Willamette Choir To Give Program . The a cnppella choir of Willamette university will be heard at the First Methodist church. North Tenth and High streets, on Monday evening at 8 o'clock. Director of the student group is Melvin H. Geist. The choir is a student activity and is main tained by the Associated Students ot Willamette university. The program follows: GROUP I Exiiltato Deo : Pa'estrina Tcnebrac focloe sunt '. Palcstrina Fllll Et Fillac (O Sons and Daughters) Easter Chant Popule Mens Vittoria Praise to the Lord, Christiansen, GROUP II Cherubim Song . Tschc.nokoft Hospodi Pomilui (Have Mercy, O Lord) Lvovsky The Day of Judgment Arkhangelsky To Thee We Sing . Tkach Ride the Chariot (Negro Spiritual) . arr. Shaw GROUP III Set Down Servant (Negro Spiritual) .... arr. Shaw Old Folks at Home Marriage Of interest to their many friends here is news of the mar riage of Dr. Jack Stucky. son of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Stucky, for merly of this city and now re siding in San Jose. Calif., to Eileen Hildebrand, on March 1 at St. John's Evangelical Luth eran church in New Orleans, La. Dr. Stucky is resident physi cian at Charity hospital in New Orleans. . Mrs. Stucky is a med- AUiJRfcY riONZEL AND GEORGE BROSTERHOUS were among the large crowd ot reserve officers and guests who attended the affair, the first social function of the recently re-1 Christmas activated association. , ,v I programs ical technician. Dr. and Mrs, Foster i Stucky plan on spending the ' Mlnh.nl rrn!nn Snlnist mOlllll OI JUlle VlSlllllg HIS pl- Just As The Tide Was Flowing, j ents in San Jose. Vaughn Willinmsi Waiting Matilda Cowen-Wood An alumni meeting will be Old Man River Kern ' held bv Alpha Xi Delto sorority Robert Gwinn, Soloist : jit 2 o'clock Thursday, April 17, The choir has apnenred in I at the home of Mrs. L. E. Juniper, weekly and chnpel programs fori 320 Delta. Any Alpha Xi Delta the Salem AAUW and in mnny in the Klamalh basin who plans and other musical I to attend is asKca 10 can tele phone 3785. 1 , - ' I k fcwi-. ! i i ciTxikKn tuk AKir out nre Mr nnH Mrs. Clifford Clovton. Members and guests din- j and danced during the evening with music furnished by Morrison and McDonald's orchestr
