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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 3, 1948)
r"" Hfe. A. rtrrX , CI- J pics.- : I ;V I rr-. .- c i. it ...'' - HONORED BY her many friends on New Year's Day was Mrs. Claro Shaw, whose friends did turn-about to entertain her on the day when she traditionally holds open house. From left above, ore Mrs. Shaw, Mrs. Martin Ramsby and Mrs. Rose M. Poole. Mrs, Shaw plans to leave in a few weeks for a vaca tion to the Hawaiian islands. Above, left, Mrs. Elbert Stiles, Mrs. Dick Reeder chat with o gues; At right are Martin Ramsby, H. E. Hamaker and Mrs. Cloudo Davis, listening to the radio broadcast of the cast West game. SOCIETY By Edna Killmeyer AMONG GUESTS were Dr. T. F, Farley, Dr. Neil F. Black and William Hagelstein. The party was held in the Pelican party room. All Pictures by Gudcnan Anniversary Another of the many holiday parti w-as an open house given oy Mr. nd Mrs. Henry Newhousc at their home on Conner avemn i Thursday nfiernoon. ' New Year'a Day was also the oc- j Mr. nnd Mm. Gilbert Fleet as ' versftry of Mr. nmt Mis' Kied E lm were mamed January Tll h"r h'"' A""'" "h , rieel of Ijikrshore drive, and In ; It: lleppner. Orron. The guest list ' A '"'Be number of friends tnelr honor Mr. and Mrs. Frank ! made up of old friends of Mr enlled during the afternoon New Fleet arranged a small reception al 1 and Mrs. Fleet. Year s Day. P s J f k v : : . . r v i ' 1 j jYounger Set Packs 'Its School Bags j I-usl week Klamaih homes were all a'twitter over the arrival of the vounner set who came from collcces all over the country to spend the I holidays at home. ; This week-end. the bans were bcliiR packed, Christmas party dresses and Kifties re-wrapped in tissue paper, and term papers which should ! have been written, put off until the first week of school. I Scon Reed, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Reed, left the week-end to ; resume his studies at Princeton In New Jersey. 1 UoIiir bnck to the University of Oregon Sunday and Monday, are Joan and Marilyn O'Neill, Kvan Dixon. Bob Mocabee, June Hcrshberger. Donna Biotherton. Fred Foulon. Sally Mueller. Joan Campbell Rex ; Young. Donnie Burners. Bud Brown. Dorothy Collier. Ruth Landry, Jean Hilton. Malcolm Eplcy. Erlene Wheeler. Dick Yates. Barbara Os bom, Eleanor Thomas. Maryellen Wright and Nancy Humble. Oregon State college bound this week-end. Johnny West. Betty Westlin. Joy Kent. Maxinc Liskey, Margie Clark. Bob and Milton Thompson. Dick Cada. Jimmy Palmer. Bernard and Richard Vaillan cour. Jim Case. Billy Radcliffe. Mary O'Brien. Chuck Thurman, Jerry Thome. Dick Pol?. Dick Newman, Janice Bllyeu. Ted Igl, George Long. Lou Mueller and many others. Margie Palmerton leaves In a day or two for the University of Cali fornia as does Barbara Roskamp. Betty Clclg returns to Armstrong's In Berkeley, and Shirley Dalton returns to Stanford. Fred Reeves goes back to SOC and Ted to art school In Portland, but It may be the other way around as these twins always have me confused! Nancy Bcnnct has been on a long holiday from Mills but goes back sometime next week and Jody Bonnet takes off to resume her studies at Vassal'. She won't be back until early summei. this time. Margaret Bullard goes back to Rccd. and Katharine Newman leaves Sunday for Good Samaritan Hospital to continue her nurse training. Mary Ann Mills, who has been at San Jose this past term, will enroll ai Stanford this term. She leaves with the southbound contingent shortly. gnat nBjWifwaHHMi jmtyfTr&m STrr'-? jt"iwi w S "".11 5i" 1 I ,A" . MORE PARTY-GOERS were, from left, Paul Buck, Mrs. Leslie Wright, Mrs. Roderick Livesley, Mrs. Wesley Cuderian and Maryellen Wright. Mr. and Mrs. Wolloce Bruce and daughter Marilyn were here this holiday season, guests over New Year's of Mr. and Mrs. Morgan John son and family of Eldorado street. The Bruces now live in Sacramento. HOLIDAY SEASON WAS CHOSEN by Ruth Helen Radcliffe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. , Heber Radcliffe of Pacific Terrace, for her wedding at St. Paul's Episcopal church to Rob ert Frederick Crafe of Corvallis. He 'is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Crafe of Muscatine, Iowa, but parents of the groom were unable to attend the December 28th rites. Guderlan, Major and Mrs. Joseph Mayes were New Year's guests of Mr. and Mrs. Howord Barnhlsel at their home on Conger avenue. They were married recently in Washington D C. and were en route to Major Mayes' new past with the army In San Francisco Rumor has It ihat Dr. and Mrs. Hardin Carter are thinking about moving back to Klamath Falls! They left here last year and settled down In San Mateo where daughter Charlotte is attending college. Dr. Carter and son Jim were here Just before Christmas and Mrs. Carter's mother. Mrs. Charlotte Martin, returned south with them for the holi days. Needless to say they'd be welcomed back with open arms. Farewells were said this week to Mrs. Marguerite Newman and daughter Ann who left New Year's Day to make their home in Payette. Idaho with Mrs. Newman's father, Mr. C. F. Asmussen. Dick and Kath arluc will continue their schooling In Oregon. The Newmans have made their home here for the past 10 years. Dr. and Mrs. Dean H. Osborn and daughter Barbara were among the Klamath folks who saw the Rose Bowl gome and the Tournament of Roses on New Year's Day In Pasadena. The Osborns will remain south on vacation for a time, but Barbara returns this week-end to her studies at Ihc University of Oregon. , East-West game attendants from Klamath Falls Included Mr. and Mrs. George HUlls and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lassett. Also at the East-West game were Mr. and Mrs. Paul O. Landry and Ruth who Is home from University of Oregon. The Landrys had as their guests over the holidays their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. William Wasmann of Eugene. The lovely greenery of Christmas formed the background for Helen Radcllffc's pretty wedding last Sunday at St. Paul's when she became Mrs. Robert Frederick Grafc. Helen adhered to the "something old somclhtug new." She borrowed a white prayer book from Geraldlne Mc Kendrec, wore the traditional blue satin garter, her pearls were old, and the new was a set of lovely pearl earrings, gift of the groom. The clus ters of orange blossoms, honest-to-goodness ones, that Helen wore on either side of her head were sent by Mrs. Radcllffc's cousin, Mrs. George Whltford of Pasadena. Those two nice ushers were the bride's brothers. Tommy and Bill, and the matron-of-honor, the bride's sister, Mary Awdry Sttitu, and with Heber giving Helen away, It was an all around family affair. Hotiseguests at the R. C. Woodruff home over the holidays have now departed. They included the Woodruffs' daughter and family, Stan and Jolene 8tnigcr and son Bits, and Mr. Woodruff's brother-in-law and sister, Mr, and Mrs. Walter Weaver of Yakima, Washington. The Robert B. Webbs of Jacksonville. OrcRon. here for the Grafe Radiilffe wedding, arc former Lake 'rt the Woods residents and have many friends In this part of Oregon. They returned homo Monday. Many out-of-towners scooted to. our town for brief visits and whisked away again right after tho holidays the penalty of our swiftly-paced modern world. Among tho visitors was Alice Holmback of Yakima, Washington, who slopped over last week-end while on a visit to Mcd ford to wish happy holidays to the Samuel A. Mushens. She was their (Continued on Page Six) Honored Ann Newman, who left New Year's Day for Payette. Idaho, to make her home with her mother. Mrs. Marguerite Newman, was honored at a number of Informal affairs by a group of Intimate friends Just prior to her departure. On Monday evening Patty Teale entertained with a slumber party at the home of her parents. Mi', and Mrs. Harold Teale. 1935 Au burn, and the next morning the girls went to the home of Mary Ann Preston, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Preston. 1605 Portland, where they were served breakfast On Wednesday. Virginia Van Doren entertained at luncheon for Ann at the home i of her parents. Mi. and Mrs. John VanDoren. 1874 Melrose, and Wednesday evening Jean Owens was hostess at dinner foi Ann at the Vcrn Owens home on Fremont. Guests at these parties included Ann. Pattv Teale. Mary Ann Pres ton. Virginia VanDoren and Jean Owens. Coming Rites Romantic news was told this week vt.. nnrf Un T.f MrRride announced the betrothal and coming marriage of their daughter, Irma Ruth, to Richard E. Lowe, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Lowe of 403 Pacific Terrace. The wedding has been set for March 20. Friends learned of the engagement at an informal tea given at the Mc Biidc home on North Ninth street last Sunday afternoon. Guests were school friends of Miss McBrtdc's, home from college for the holidays. Miniature candle favors held en gagement announcements In their candle holders. Mrs. O. E. Thomp son poured during tea hours, 3 to 5 o'clock. Gathering The annual gathering of a group of friends at the George Stevenson ranch home near Olenc, was en Joyed New Year's Eve when guests gathered for potluck supper. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Stevenson and son Stevle were Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Reed. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Smith and son Russell of Tulelake. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Addison, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Barnhlsel and Sally, Mr. and Mrs. Victor O'Neill, Major and Mrs. Joseph Mayes of San Francisco and Mr. and Mrs. William Ganong and Bill. New Year Party The mid - holiday calendar was dotted with parties as Klamath folk polished off Christmas doings and entered the new year. New Year's Eve. Mr. and Mrs Samuel A. Mnshcn entertained a group of friends at their home on Hillside. The party was held before the big Reames formal dance. Wed in East Along with holiday greetings, friends in Klamath Falls have re ceived word of the marriage of Ethvi Bremer, formerly a well-known resi dent of this city. She exchanged vows during the holiday season with Dennis E. Silvei, and the two are at home in Colum bia. N. J. Their plans call for a wed ding trip soon tt "t"1! America. Dr. and Mrs. Albi-t O. Roenicke were New Year's Day dinner hosts to Dr. and Mrs. James M. Hilton, Jean. Bob and Dick, and Mr. and Mrs. Neal Stewart. Angus and Sara. and Ruth, Virginia and Frederick Roenicke. Dinner Party Mr. and Mrs. Eldred Putnam were Sunday evening hosts at a dinner party at their home on Huron street this week. Christmas decorations set the party motif with a lighted Christ mas tree and many holiday candles about the rooms. Covers were laid for Mr. and i Mrs. Frank Bogatay, Mr. and Mrs. ' Paul Deller, Mr. and Mrs. Don An I derson, Mr. and Mrs. John Schu bert. Mr. and Mrs George Flitcraft I and Mr. and Mrs. Putnam. Si ( t 4 "4 V FRIENDS LEARNED of the engagement and forthcoming mar riage of Irma Ruth McBride to Richard E. Lowe, when her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lee McBride, announced the news of a tea last Sunday afternoon. Dat for the nuptials has been set for March 20. Kenrjell-Elllf.
