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Garden Wedding
i Read On Saturday
A lovely June bride In beautiful Burden wedding wua Hotly Murlo
I, Ottoman, daughter of Mr. mid Mr. Jume Ottoman of Miilln, who
exchanged vow with Richard CI. llalouaek of Mnlln, 1011 of Mia, Ella
llalouaek, In a ceremony raid at 3 o'clock, Saturday, Juno 21.
Tlio wedding took pluc In tin garden of tin lovely country homo
of Mi', mid Mm. Jerry Rujiiua, undo mid aunt of tlio bride.
Tlio Knv. Glen A. Morton read tho creinony under beautiful n;M
decorated with yellow nd blue Snow Queen dalaloa,
A the gueaU assembled Mr. Dou Wobaler, of Tulcluke unit tlio
popular adaptation o( "our l.ove" from I'eter Taohalkovaky' overture,
"Itomcn and Juliet." end Bchubert'ii a.
Ave Mm In ' Hhe waa accompanied
, by Mrs, LmMI llujiiu. Mr. Web-
mer plnyed the trudlllonul wedding
I uroccsalnnul frmii Ixihengrln as the
t bridal purty entered tlia Burden.
: The bride waK Riven In iimrrluue
'i by her fulluir, Juine Ottoman, Her
kowii wua of heavy while aiilln,
funliloned with fitted bodice, hluh
neckline, trliniucd with a luce yoke
luaort and lung, pointed eleeve. A
full aklrt ended In a full court train.
- He wore a coronet henddrew of white
ruriiutlniin and white ronebuda from
which fell a louii veil. Ilor bouquet
wan of while ronebudn.
i Miild of honor wax Hetty Clant of
Kliiinnlh Palla, who wan downed In
ioiih unir. iiimormi uraniiii, iiwiii
lourd prlncca elyle, and wore a
heitddroNi of while rarnutloiu. Hhe
carried a bouquet of the aaina flow
er.
Ilrldi-hinuldii were Pearl OtUiniaii
and Jean Itulnus, aimer and coualn
of the bride, who wore long frock of
yellow dolled awls with fitted
bodlcea and bouffiyit aklrli. Bach
carried a nosegay of Esther Iteed
clulBlra, iiuirguerlta dulale and yel
low roar and wore mulching yellow
hat with pule blue alreamcrt.
ll.m man wu Vincent Ztimr, and
, indicia were Hilly Ulonecypher and
. I t kutlrtt Itulnua.
Mra. Jamea Oltoinall. mother of
the bride, chose an afternoon drea
.of pink print with black acceaaorlc
and wore a contuse of pink rose
buda. Mrs. llalouaek. nioliier of Uie
groom, wu attired In a gray print
Itariioon dreaa WU black accea-
sorlwi and wore a coraago of pink
1 rosebud.
The new Mr. and Mra. llalouaek
received with their parenlu alter
. the wntdlng In the garden where
they cut Iho three-tiered wedding
cuke, decorated III keeping with tlio
garden alyle wedding. Mm. Irene
Morn nerved the cake. Pouring collee
were Mia. Ivan Ottoman and Mra.
. Laddie Hajnua, and at Uie punch
i bowls were Mr. and Mra. Joe Halou
' ark, Penrl Ottoman and Jean Rujnua.
. Patricia Uenolat wa In charge of
' f the gueat book.
For going away Mra. llalouaek
rhoM u pink guburdlne ault with
; brown acceorle and wore an or
' chid corsage. Hie young couple left
lo honeymoon at Lake Tahoe, Bun
Francisco and other points In Uie
umj riniuii,
both bride and groom art from
outstanding pioneer families In the
Mulln area, euch attending Malm
grade school and high school. The
young couple plan to make Uielr
1 homo In Malm.
Out of town guests for the wedding
were Mrs. Joseph Hecky of Chicago,
Mra. Ell Hulouaek and Mra. Irene
Morn of Portland. Norman Ottoman
of Lou Angelra and Mr. and Mrs.
John Hajnua of Sacramento.
President
tembera of the Klamath Toual
"w nilalrma club gathered In the Pell-
can cafe Balurduy evening. 7 o'clock,
June 31. to greet Rather Campbell,
International president of the Toast
mint rem club. Miss Campbell pre
sented Uie local chapter with a
charter and spoke at that time.
The tables were centered wiUi low
bowls of panalea and roses and dec
orations were under the direction
of Mrs. Dean Osborne and Mra. Ann
Price. Murk Poll was In charge of
the program.
Other activities for the week-end
Included a board of directors' meet
ing Hnturdny noon with a tour of
the Marine Harracka and other spout
of Interest In the afternoon.
Before returning to Seattle Bun
day afternoon, Miss Campbell was
the housegurst of Luclle Tweed.
Officers of the Toastmlstress club
are Mrs. Pabl Buck, president: lor
ralue Qiilllen. secretary; Mra. Em
melt Clildcatcr, vice president and
Mra. Price, treasurer.
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' A PRETTY WEDDING was that of Mildred Elaine Williams and L&rry Kent Milligan, read
ast. Sunday at the First Methodist church. The new Mrs. Milliaan is the dauahter of Mr. and
Mrs. Edgar L, Williams of this
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Informal Tea v
Mrs, Gordon McOmckeii and
Mrs, Wyatl Pudgett were hostesses
lust Tuesday ut an liiforinul ten
given for tlio pleasure of Mrs, II. A.
Cliuinborlulii of Klinu, Washington,
who was visiting her daughter and
son. In-law, the McCruckena, In
Klamath Fulla. Scene of the affnlr
wa the Pudgett . home on North
Eleventh atreel.
Invited were Mrs. John D. Belby,
Mrs. Grace M, Bhaver, Mrs. John
Dow Hrlby, Mrs. Ilnp Jones, Mra.
M. C, Rooksberry. Mrs. Karl Urqu
hurt. Mrs. Oeorge Clark, Mrs, Hob
Porter, Mrs, Adolf Znimky.
Mrn. Donald P. full, Mra. Wnlter
If. Fleet, Mra. William Hndorek,
Mra, Frederick C. Wlssenbach, Mrs.
Nell F. llluck, Mra. John Mrrrymnn.
Mra. J. R. t.lrhtenslern. Mrs, Itoy
Whvlnl and Mrs. W. I,. Whytiil.
Mra. Chamberlain left 111 Is week
for Han Francisco where she will
visit before returning north to her
home.
Shower
A red and white kitchen shower
waa held Tuesday evening hi honor
of Nadlne Palmerton, who will wed
Virgil Hanks, Bunday afternoon.
Guest gathered at Uie home of
Hetty Hopkins, 626 NorUi Eighth.
Gift were placed on a table cent
ered with a red and while crepe
paper umbrella and a miniature
doll, dressed In white satin.
Invited guest were Mrs. Dick
Hicks. Mrs. William Bweet, Mrs. V.
J. Goodwin, Mrs. John O'Neill, Mrs.
Frank Hall, Mrs, Jack Wagner, Mrs.
William Waamann, Mra. Robert Mc
Reynolds, Dorothy Rlgga. Barbara
Hhult of Han Jose, California. Dale
Motley, Jean Underwood, Nancy
Uennrt, Joy Kent. Maxlne Llnkey,
Jean Ostendorf, June O'Hrlen, Mrs.
I,, L. Palmerton, Margie Palmerlon,
Maryellen Wright, and Mra. B. U.
Hopkins.
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Wed In South
The Preabyterian church of Bun
Luis Obispo, Calif., was the scene
of the wedding of Shirley Barlow
to Robert Jones, son of Mrs. Laura
Jones of Bun Luis Obispo. The
bride la the daughter or Mr. and
Mra. L. I. Warren of 4.4. Flelshacker
atreel, Klamath rails.
The double ring ceremony took
place Saturday, June 21. at 2:30
o'clock. Matron of honor was the
bride's sister, Dorothy Harlow, and
bridesmaid. Ellnora Marks. Bent
man was Fred Olst, undo of the
groom.
The couple left after the wedding
for Southern California on a short
trip. Thev will make their home
In San Luis Obispo.
Queen Honored
Rodeo Queen Ginger Thomas and
her court were gtiasU of the WUl
urrl hotel at a luncheon held Tues
day, June 24, at noon. The table
was centered with red rose sur
rounded by tiny porcelain horses to
carry out Uie rodeo motif. Plcturea
were taken prior to the luncheon
and afterward the group left for a
radio broadcast.
Escorted by Mrs. W. D. Miller and
Mrs. Paul Buck, the following girls
were present, Queen dinger Thoiuits
of Fort Klamath, Doris Porlerflrld
of Dorrls, Calif.. Mary Catherine
Hammond of Merrill, Barbara Dan
iels of Klamath Falls. Blllle Harris
of Bonanza, and Frances Orcy of
Tulelake.
Mra. Louise Warren and son,
Dick Barlow, spent a week In South
ern California visiting Shirley and
Dorothy Barlow of 8an Luis Obis
po. They also visiter friends In
Ban Francisco and Napa, Calif.
city. The couple will reside
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MAKING A LOVELY PICTURE
Mrs. James Ottomon of Malin,
to right are Betty Cant, maid
Birthday
Nancy Warren, daughter of Mr.
and Mra. Lane Warren of Eldorado
alreet. observed her tenth birthday
annlveraury on Thuraduy evening
with a auier party arranged by her
mother fur a group of friends.
Celebrating the affair were. Su
zanne Llstoe, Kva Casey. Sheila
Adlrr, Bora Btewurt, Mary Lou
Kngelcke, Jeanne Condrey, Bernlce
Hullurd, Zon Johnson and Buson
Peak with Nancy the honor guest.
Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ervlne of
Iowa City arrived In KlamaUi Falls
Thursday for an extended visit with
Mrs. Krvlue's parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Otlo Erlnndson of 310 North Ninth
street. Mrs. Ervlne Is Iho former
Mnryt Erlnndson. The Ervlnes
drove west from Iowa City where
Mr. Ervlne la studying dentistry,
-Mrs. Gordon Erlandson and her
little daughter. Jana. have been vis
iting Mr. and Mrs. Erlandson for
srvernl weeks and have been house
guests of Mrs. Erlautlson s mother,
Mrs. Charles Clek. Mrs. Erlandson
Is the former Addle Zanisky. Little
Jana met her grandparents for the
Iirst tune on her visit. Her daddy
Is Cuutuln Gordon Erluudson. who
Is stationed In Chicago with the
army medical corps,, The two. plan
lo leave for llie east nexl Tuesday.
Bridge Club
Meeting on Wednesday evening,
June 25, was Uie TNT Bridge club.
Hostess for the evening was Mr.
Roy Carter at her home, 5128 South
Blxlll street.
Holdlne hluh score was Mrs.
a. C. Lorriu, second hlgl) Mra.
A. C. Buckcs, .traveling. Mrs. Clara
Shaw, and low. Mrs. Phil Bilxner.
Members present were Mrs. Hen.
rl Conradl. Mrs. Backrs. Mrs. Brlx.
ner. Mrs. Lorenz, Gertrude Tolle.
Mrs. A. D. Lambert. Mrs. Emll Al
brrchl, Martha McCollum and Mrs.
Shaw. Ouest were Mrs. O. R.
Hollow ny. Mrs. Glenn Inman and
Mrs. Al Hnttnn.
Mrs. Bnckes will next entertain
the group.
in Corvallis after their return
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is thi June bride with her ottendonts. The bride is Betty Ottoman, doughter of Mr. and
who became Mrs. Richard 0. Holousek in o mid-ofternoon ceremony last Saturday. Left
of honor; the bride; Jean Raj nus and Pearl Ottoman, bridesmaids.
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Vows Exchanged At
St.. Augustine's
In a pretty anuptlal service Lorraine Tanner, daughter of Mr. and
Mr. John J. Tanner of Kenoaha, Wisconsin, became the bride of John
J. Burke Jr., of Merrill. The ceremony wa read by the Rev. Father
James O'Connor at 10 o'clock Saturday momlngvJune 21, at St Augus
tine' church, at Mcrtlll.
The altar wa banked with Queen Ann daisies with the same
flovrs used throughout the church. Lighted tapers in candelabra
added to the setting.
Mr. Don Webster sang "Ave Maria" and "Panut Angelicus" a
guest assembled. She was accom-
nanlMl hi, Vfra VI E r.lapnmlnl I
who played traditional wedding
inarciira aa uie uriuiti puny eincr-
ed and left the church
Olven in marriage by her father,
thft hrlrif, wnrf a fTnlnninl fttvle
! gown of white marquisette with a
trim of dainty ChanUlly lace. Her
I veil wa of fingertip length In II
luslon net and fell from a crown
of orange blossoms.
For Jewelry the bride wore a
cameo necklace, borrowed from Uie
groom' mother. The cameo wo a
gift to Mrs. Burke from her son
In Italy.
White rose with a frill of Chan
Ully luce to match the gown's trim
formed the bridal bouquet.
Maid of honor was Vlckl Burke,
sister of the bridegroom, who was
attired in a marquisette gown of
pink, fashioned similarly to the
bride's. A short matching veil was
worn in her hair, and she carried
a nosegay of small seasonal flow-!
era.
The bridesmaid. Constance Jean
Turner, wore a gown Identical to
that of the maid of honor in blue
with matching veil and bouquet.
Little flower girls were Selma Mat
son and Margaret Colwell. with
Peggy Matson as ring bearer. All
Rites Solemnized On
Suiiday Afternoon
- Wed In a Sunday afternoon ceremony at 2:30 o'clock at the First
Methodist church were Mildred Elaine Williams, daughter 'of Mr. and
Mr. Edgar L. Williams of this city, and Larry Kent Milligan, son of
Mr and Mrs. Robert W. Milligan of Idaho Falls. Idaho. The double
ring ceremony was read by the Rev. Howard F. Hutchlns before a large
gaUierlng of friends and relaUves.
Many basket of white gladiolas with palms, and tapers in silver
candelabra decorated the altar. Bouquets of Uie spring blooms Ued with
white atln ribbons marked pews. Maryellen Wright and Mr. Hugh
Killmeyer lighted the candles.
Mrs. Samuel A. Mushen played
traditional wedding music and ac
companied 'Fred Ross, who sang
"With This Ring I Thee Wed" as
guests assembled.
The bride entered on the arm of
her father, Mr. Williams, who gave
her In marriage. Her gown was of
heavy slipper satin fashioned with
a sweetheart neckline, fitted bodice
and a bustle back which ended In
a long train. A beaded tiara held
in place her full length illusion veil,
edged In Chantllly lace. For Jewel
ry she wore .a single strand of
pearls.
Her arm bouquet was of white
carnations and matching ribbon
streamers.
Maid of honor was Florence
Tetaloff of this city, and brides
maids were college friends of the
bride. lone Johnson of Corvallis,
and Sdna Dories of PorUand. The
bridesmaids wore Identical gowns
of caplsen nylon taffeta, a deep
salmon shade, with long matching
gloves. Miss Tetzloff was attired in
a gown of the same shade, similar
to the bride's. The maid of honor
wore a Juliet cap of white with
a short veil, and tlio bride's other
attendants wore similar lace Juliet
caps. They carried old fashioned
nosegays of small dainty flowers.
The little flower girl was Lynette
Kohn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Matt Kohn Jr., who wore a gown
identical to the other attendant.
In her hair was a wreath of white
daisies. .
Best man for his brother was
Jerry Milligan of Jackson, Wy
oming, and ushers were John M.
McMinn of Portland, and George
Smith Jr. of Chlco, California.
Following the rites, the young
couple received with their parents
In the church parlors. Mrs. Wil
liams, mother of the bride, wore an
afternoorPdress of aqua with match
ing accessories, and Mrs. Milligan,
i '" dainty frock of white organdy.
Mrs. Tanner, mother of Uie bride.
wore a two-piece suit of aqua as
did the groom's mother, and each
wore a corsage of while gardenias.
Best man was Al Burke, and ush
er were John Tanner Jr., brother
of Uie bride, Pal Kossman and
William Meyers.
Following the wedding was a
luncheon attended by the immedi
ate famllie and dose friend of Uie
couple, held at the Pelican party
room in Klamath Fall. The blue
and white theme of Uie wedding wa
carried out in decorations about Uie
rooms.
The new Mr. and Mrs. Burke left
for a two weeks' trip in the south,
and for traveling. Mr. Burke was
attired In a suit of light blue gab
ardine with black accessories. A
gardenia and carnaUon corsage was
worn at the shoulder.
The couple will be at home in
Tulelake after July 7. Out of town
guests for the wedding were Mr. and
Mrs. John T. Tanner, parents of
the bride, and family, of Kenosha.
Wisconsin; Mrs. George York of
Sacramento. Pat Leader of Lakeview.
and Tim Burke and family of San
Francisco.
mother of the groom, was attired
in black with matching accessories.
Both wore corsages of small spring
blooms.
After the bride and groom cut
the first piece of their pretty wed
ding cake, Mrs. Don R. Case served
the confection. Assisting about the
rooms and at Uie punch bowl were
Mrs. Gerald Paschal, Gerry Brew
ster, Francis GUcrist, Darlene Mc
Danicls, and Verda Heidland. The
bride's aunt, Mrs. Elbert L. Lenox
of Medford was in charge of the
guest book.
Soon after, the new Mr. and Mrs.
Milligan left for a wedding trip to
Crater Lake. Yellowstone, and Gla
cier National parks. For traveling
the bride wore a suit of lime gabar
dine with a Tuscan lace straw hat
and white accessories.
Upon their return they will make
their home in Corvallis. The couple
met at Crater Lake national park.
Mr. Milligan was recently dis
charged from the army air corps
and Is studying business agriculture
at Oregon State college. He Is af
filiated with Theta Chi fraternity.
Mrs. Milligan has Just completed
her sophomore year at the Univer
sity of Oregon.
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June Ceremony
Imogene Luper, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. D. M. Luper of Henley,
became the bride of Ernest F.
Schmidt of this city in a simple
ceremony read in Klamath Falls at
8 o'clock the evening of June 7.
The nuptials were read by Justice
of the Peace J. A. Mahoney at his
home. I
The bride was attired In a suit of
blue ' with white accessories. The
new Mr. and Mrs. Schmidt are at
home at 138 Martin.
The bridegroom Is the son of
Mrs. Irene Schmidt of this city.
Miller.
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Lions' Dinner
Friday evening marked the an
nual Installation dinner of the Lions
club and it auxiliary. The affair
was held at 7 o'clock at the Wlllard
hotel.
. Installing officers were Mrs. Ed
ward Robinson for Uie auxiliary, and
Gene Hooker for the Lion club.
Officers of the auxiliary are Mrs.
Robert Hooker, president; Mrs. Paul
Lee, vice president; Mrs. Morgan
Johnson, secretary: and Mrs. Ev
erett Vanderpool. llasion. Directors
for one year terms are Mrs. Harold
Shldler and Mrs. J. B. Bishop, and
elected to serve two year terms are
Mrs. Alfred Huntington and Mrs.
John Schubert.
Installed as president of the Lions
club was Wesley McNee with Paul
Lee. vice president; Everett Vander
pool, secretary: Martin Putnam, lion
tamer: William Milne, tail twister;
and two-year directors, Robert Hen
ry and Roy Premo. with Rav Ward
and the Rev. Howard F. Hutchlns
serving one-year terms.
Retiring officers are Paul Ang
8tead and Mrs. Angstead.
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A WEDDING WITH A COLONIAL THEME was an event
Tanner, daughter of Mr, and
of John J, Burke Jr., of Merrill.
Merrill.
Pelican Is Scene
Of Installation
New officers of the Klamath Falls 8oroptlml.it club were Installed
at the Pelican party room Thursday at noon. The head table wa In
theme of' blue and gold, Soroptimlst colors, and bouquet of pring
bloom decorated the room. The long table were centered with mlnlu.
ture lattice fence, Interwoven with greenery and red roses.
As Installing officer, Coral Sabo Installed the following: president,
Sylvia McClellan; vice president, Thelma Henry; second vice president,
Anno Rlckblel; recording secretary. Lorraine Johnson! corrftanondtna-
secretary, Suaanne Hamilton
Luncheon
The regular meeting of the So
journers wa held at the Wlllard
hotel, Wednesday, June 26, at 1:46.
A no-hostes luncheon in the hotel
dining room preceded the meeting.
Hostesses for the day were Mrs. E.
J. Howell and Mrs. T. E. Patty.
Mrs. C. O. Hooper, the new presi
dent, presided at the business meot
ing at which time committee chair
men for the next six months were
named. They are Mrs. R. E. Craney,
card and gift; Mr. A. M. Comp
ton, historian; Mrs. H. R. Kirchan,
by-laws; Mrs. E. F. Hobart, hospital
ity; Mrs. Charles Houston, publicity;
and Mrs. Lloyd Young, calling.
Mrs. C. A. Ollmore was named
chairman for the annual picnic to
be held at Moore park. Plans for
the affair which will be held In July
will be made at the next meeting.
Nine tables of cards were In play
during Uie afternoon with awards
going to Mrs. Charles Gilbert. Mrs.
A. O. Kusler, and Mrs. Amanda
Robert.
Sojourners Is a social organiza
tion sponsored by the chamber of
commerce. All newcomers who
have lived here less than 18 months
are cordially invited to attend.
Meetings are held Uie second and
fourth Wednesday of each month at
the Wlllard hotel. The next meeting
will be held July 9.
Winn
er
Mrs. Marvin Nerseth took honors
Friday as winner of Uie Lamm
trophy tournament, the spring han
dicap of Women of Reames Golf
and Country club. Runner-up was
Mrs. Paul Farrens.
O. H. Buffington presented gift
to Uie winner and runner-up.
Hostesses for the day were Mra.
George H. Merryman and Mis. John
West. Luncheon was served, followed
by bridge.
A guest wo Mr. C. W. Cose
boom of Garden Grove. California,
sister of Mrs. Oscar Shlve, who is
visiting here.
Entertained
Mr. John Kennedy entertained on
Thursday, June 19, at her Weet
Jiaeuser home for guest who had
been associated with her In Camp
Fire Oirl' activities. Luncheon was
followed by a novelty game. High
and low scores were held by Mrs.
Roy Gienger, first, Margie Palmer
ton second, and Norma Lee Gienger.
A bridal gift was presented to Nadine
Palmerton, bride-elect of Virgil
Hanks, by the hostess.
Present for the afternoon were
Georgia Piiebe, Mrs. Gerry Wolff.
Mrs. Roy Gienger, Norma Lee and
Bonnie Gienger, all of Chlloquln,
Mrs. Mike Howry, Mrs. Anne Mc
Donald. Mrs. B. C. Johnston, Mrs.
Loren Palmerton, Dorothy Rlggs,
Nancy Bennet, Margie and Nadine
. Palmerton and the hostess.
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fiHSlifilitiUti
Mrs. John J. Tanner of Kenosha,
The couple exchanged vows
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treasurer, Vivian Owen. The member
wot the board of director are Oer- i
iruue Moore, Kuth Aduma and ilea
ecu. t.ucn wa givirn a corsage by
iviutiel Ourich.
GruUtude tor Uie work of the re
tiring president, Gertrude Moore,
ana ner stun or otilcers, wa ex
pressed by Kathleen Thompson.
Mrs. Moore wu presented a dia
mond guvel pin, emoiom of SoropU
unst pust presidents.
A report ot a recent visit to the
San Francisco Soroptimlst club Wa
told by Alice. Luniin. Bhe gave a
messuge from Eluinav a Mexican
girl, and member of the Sun Fran
cisco club. Eluina is blind and If
cheerfully and (ucceosfully making
a living for her daughter and her
self by compiling and selling Mexi
can recipes. She, had Just complet
ed a tour of the Pqclflo Northwest,
guided by her "seeing eye" dog,
Announcement was made that
the contributions to the Chinese
nurses' fund, totaling over 130 wu
In the mall.
Wednesday evening the Ashland
Soroptimlst club held It first an
niversary and installation of offi
cers. Seven members of the Klam
ath Fall club attended. The for
mal dinner meeting waa held In the
Llthla hotel, presided over by Nor
ma Irwin as toastmlstress. Till
Ashland club was given it charter,
June 26, last year, with Installa
tion conducted by the Klamath
Falls club. Much of Uie organisa
tion was done by Coral Sabo, who
ha "acted a the group's adviser
thi past year. As an expression
of gratitude, a myrtle wood gavel
was presented to the local club.
Gertrude Moore, Sylvia McClellan,
Coral Sabo. Louise Reinhart. Lor
raine Johnson and Doris Peyton at
tended the Ashland meeting.
Sailing Home
Kathleen and Mary Lou O'Connor,
daughters of Mr. -and Mrs. Hugh
O'Connor of Merrill, with their
uncle. Dennis O'Connor, are ex
pected to sail from Cork, Ireland,
for New York on the Mauretanla
August 13. The girl have been In
Ireland for many month with their
uncle, having flown from New York
on September 9 of last year.
Both Kathleen and Mary Lou will
enter college on their return homo
late una summer.
Surprise Party
A surprise party honoring Mrs.
Allen Aldrlch. the former Jean Oa-
tendorf, was held Friday evening
at Uie home of Mr. and Mrs. Victor
Ongman. 2245 Radcliffe. Hostesses
were Marjorle Ongman and Mrs.
Q. T. Gibson.
Invited guest were Darleen Mc
Daniels, Mrs. Russell B. Ellsworth,
Coos Bay; Mrs. Lon Mast, Gert
rude Hanson, Martha Grizo, Nan
ette Schubert, Carol Newman, Fran
cis GUcrist, Norma Stueben, Lois
Cody. Francis Balin. Lots Rumer,
Marlon Caldwell. Mrs. Russell Toy-
cen, Mrs. Cliff Ongman and Mary-
euen.wrignt.
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of last Saturday when Lorraine
Wisconsin, became the brldi
at it. Augustine s cnurcn
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