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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 2, 1949)
a AS1'; 1 " .. v . If- )". ' M J ' I f i 1 'Jlfm ' .' . r-,,r1' -,:.Jrc'gi . 1 I 1 " ..Ji"1 , , l " o .V i M 7 : -VV r- y - -fiV ' ' I Y ' ; ' ; ; I i Foulon . .4 i -I 1..in-i...ii.. Li t1. ! In aeddliis at Uie home of hrt Sacred Heart Scene MAVIS PATTERSON wo lovely In her vhit eyelet embroidery gown when the become the bride of Bruce Davit, above, right. Shown obove ore Mr. and Mrt. Davit cutting the first tlice of their wedding cake at the reception. Jonn-MUIer Weddings, Holidays Nevada Rites Fill Calendar What brrf of knrtly brldr lut month I Juna hu folio kI In traditional fuhlon. A fnrlhromtnc vrddlnff of lntrrt to Klamath Falla peoplt la that of Jam Drntann to Nancy Newbury of MMford. Jim la th aon of Mr. and Mrt. Arthur II. Drnlaon of thla city. Tha niagrmrnt of tha two waa flrit announced at Orrfon liala collrt hr thry arc in arhool. but the daw of tha wed dlnc waa announced at a luncheon ftven in Metlford recently. After tha early fall eddlni. the couple piana to return to Conralha hera both lll enter collrte ataln. Mla Newbury la tha granddaughter of Mr. Wilbur A. Jonea of thla city. Kadrlon Adlrr, daughter of Dr. and Mrt. Oeorga Adler. re turned a. fe weeka ago from tha University of Oregon. Bha haa been atudylnf piano for aeveral yeara aa a special atudcnt of tha unlveralty. Sha entered aa a regular student last fall and the haa Jiul completed her freahman year. Bha la pending tha summer keep ing her piano techntqua In form and teaching music lessons to tncmbrra of tha younger set hera. Major Jennings D. Lowman and wife recently left tor Vancouver. Washington. They have leased their home to Dr. ind Mrs. A. Ivan Thnmpvin for a yrar. Tha Lohmana plan to travel eitrnalvely for some time accompanied by thair daughter. Several of Klamath'a prominent muslrtana arc leaving for other points. Mrs. Pat Hunt, who haa been teaching piano hera for several yeara, left recently for tha University of Washington at Seattle. Losing Pat la qulta a losa to thla community. John O'Connor and Mrs. O'Connor will ba leaving soon also. John haa accepted a position with the music faculty at Oregon State college. He haa been with tha Klamath Union high school group. The tearhrrs at Fremont gathered recently to give a farewell party for Kdna Russell. Edna waa feted at a tea In her honor since aha ust resigned from tha elementary system after teaching hera for many years. Here tor her sister s wedding waa Mrt. Richard Slannard l Ignore Patterson), who alv visited with her mother, Mrs. Ellen Patterson, and friends in Klamath Falls. With her were her husband and small aon, Michael. They have returned home to Palo Alto where Dick la a senior student at Stanford. An Interesting note to Klamath people concerns Don Beldlng, a former resident and son of Molly Drldlng. Molly, who passed way last year In Long Beach, taught achool here for many yeara at both Fremont and Roosevelt. Don, who waa principal speaker at the Oranta Pass graduation, organized a reunion of hit class for tha occasion, to which almost all of the living members attended. Mr. Beldlng la affiliated with Foote-Cone and Beldlng Advertising company In Los Angeles. Mrt. II. E. Pelti Br., a long-time friend of Molly Beldlng. at tended the graduation of her grandson, Oerald Eager, and reported the Incident. Tearhera off for their summer vacations are taking trips thla week. Olive Wilson Is on a two-week trip to visit with her sister and brothi'r-ln-law, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Clumm, In Eugene. While she la there she plana to attend the wedding of her niece, Jean Wilcox, In Junction City. May Phlnney haa gone on a July trip. too. At present she la In Mnsea l.ake, Washington, visiting her sister, Mrs. F. K. Maunders. Bhe will be present at the wedding of her niece also, Margaret launders. Margaret haa visited h.'re aeveral times. After the wedding Miss Phlnney plana to travel to Missoula, Montana, to see another alster, Mrt. V. C. Whitehead. Among those leaving fcr the week-end are Mr. and Mrs. Oeorga Hlllls. Thry are going to their cabin at Union creek where they will be Joined by Mrt. mills' sisters and families, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Cell) and their granddaughter, Pamela, of Portland, and Mr. and Mis. Henry Mnorn and Bnndra, Sylvia will remain In town to participate In the rodeo festivities. The II. 0. Hrmlngsena are heading for Diamond lake and the Walter Lassetta are going to Crescent lake tor (ho holidays. Tha A-nold Oralappa have been hosts thla week to their aon and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Leland Oralapp. After a visit hera Uie young couple plana to go to Lake Wabana In Minnesota. Mr, and Mrs. Pat Ivory are coming bark to Klamath for tha Fourth of July holidays. They will spend a few days at their Lake o' the Woods cabin. The Ivorya moved earlier thla year to Dtnuba, California, where Mr. Ivory It In business, Patty Brown, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Brown, and Orvlll Dalton. aon of O r I v 1 1 1 Dal ton Br, were married June II at Carson City, Nevada. Tha bride wore an aqua summer suit with white accessories. A white carnation corsage waa at her shoul der. Following their wedding, tha two took a week's honeymoon trip to Boiftham California. In a wedding at Uie home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Ustick. Carolyn Ustick became the bride of Robert H. Cline. Saturday. June 25. Carolyn waa given In marriage by her father and for the ceremony she wore a light tweed suit with white accessories, with a white gladioli corsage pinned to her shoulder. Carolyn's maid of honor waa Wtlma Maasey. Boyd Karrer was best man for Robert. For her daughter's wedding Mrt. Ustick chose a grey crepe afternoon dress. Mrs. Thompson wore a pink gown. The wedding waa held only before the two families, however, frienas were present at the reception whlcn was held at the home. A'uMing at the reception were Mrs. Claude Williams, Bobs sister. Mrs. W. L. Carter, Mrs. Edward BooUiby. Mrs. Carl Neely handled the guest book. After the reception the couple left for a trip to Yellowstone park. Thry will live in Portland. Meetings Postponed The Klamath Oarden club haa postponed Its meeting from July 4 to July 11. Tha Eastern Star social club haa postponed It group meeting until July a. 'HIM! vl?f hI ( - a V r- R ift - 1) nu b if i I t . .. , U-y- A DOUBLE RING ceremony was the scene of the nuptials of Dorothy Ann Loosley and Erwin Wissen bock at the Mai in Presbyterian church. The young bride is the daughter of Mr, ond Mrs. Merle Loosley. Ferebee-Kesaler. Of Mid-June Rites A pretty aummer wedding waa an event at Sacred Heart Catholic church Saturday. Juna 18, when Mavis Kathleen Patterson became Mrs. Bruce Turner Davit. The bride la the daughter of Mrt. Ellen Patterson of this city, and the bridegroom, the ton of Mrs. Dorothy Da via of Portland and George P. Da via of Klamath Fall. Tall tapers, gladioli and delphinium decorated the church, and pewa were marked with white aatln ribbon bows. Ellen OlCeefe sang "Pania Angellcua" and Ava Maria." ac companied by Lovetta McTaggart. who also played the wedding march from Lohengrin aa the bride walked down the aisle. She waa escorted by her uncle. John K. McAndrewa. Rev. Father Timothy P. Casey officiated. Marls' gown was of white eyelet embroidery over white uffeta, made with a fitted bodice and bouffant skirt, with a flange collar. Her long white gloves and the headpiece which held her short veil were of the same saaleriaL Two white orchid and Ulirs-oN the-valley formed her bouquet. Her pearl necklace waa a gift of the bridegroom. Mrs. Richard Slannard of Palo Alto. California, was matron of honor for her sister. Her gown, of white pique, was of a similar fashion, as were those of the bridesmaids. Her flowers were a red and white colonial arrangement, with a small cluster of matching red and white carnations at the side of her half hat. Bridesmaids were Ellen 0Keefe, Barbara Wood. Jean Silliman and Peggy McAndrewa, cousin of the bride. They wore gowns of red candy-striped pique with flange collars. Half hats and short white mitts completed their costumes. The color theme of red and white was earned out In their colonial bouquets and the flower clusters on their hsts. Mrs. Patterson chose a gown of blue lace with a hat of blue with pink trim for her daughter's wedding. The bridegroom's mother. Mrs. Davis, wore a gold dress and natural straw picture hat. Each wore a corsage of gardenias and roses. Best man was Robert Burke, long-time friend of the bride groom. Ushers were Tony Molatore Jr. Richard Stannard of Palo Alto. California, WiUism Bumeas and Dr. Orton Mann. A reception followed the ceremony at the Pelican party room. Presiding at the punch bowl and sening were Mrs. Faye Sullman, Mrs. W. Gauley. Mrs. John K. McAndrews. Irma Wauchope, Marilyn Brandt, Pat Gauley and Mrs. James Perkins. For going-sway, the new Mrs. Davis wore a balenciago suit of travel crepe with a single orchid pinned at the shoulder. Her accessories were white. On their return from a two-week wedding trip which will take them Into Nevada and as far south as Los Angeles, California, the newlyweds will be at home at the Hunt apartments In Klamath Falls. Out-of-town guests were Mrs. Dorothy Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Alexander and daughters. Roxsnne and Machelle; Patty Brown. Jean Silliman. all of Portland; Mrs. W. Gauley and Patricia of Aberdeen. Washington: Mr. and Mrs, Raleigh A. Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Cal Matheson of Oranta Pass: Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wood of Los Angeles, California: Mrs. Rex Olsen and Mary Glenn Olsen of Madeline. California, and Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Stannard and son, Michael of Palo Alto, California. Nannette Goeller p June Bride Nannette Goeller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Goeller, became the bride of Lt. Clifford F. Alexander on June 10 at the I. aval Base Chapel In Balboa. Panama. Chaplain J. M. Crandall . officiated at the pretty candlelight ceremony which was held In the presence of close friends. The chapel was decorated with baskets and vases of white gladioli and fern. Mrs. J. Kirkland, organist, played a program of nuptial selection during the ceremony. Nannette was given in marriage by her father who made the trip to Panama to be present at the wedding. The bride wore stunning suit of beige Palm beach cloth with Kelly green accessories. Her flowers were lavender orchids. Lt. and Mrs. Edward M. Wleseke of West Bank were the only attendants. Mrs. Wleseke wore a suit of turquoise palm beach cloth with a corsage of yellow carnations and matching floral headdress. Following the ceremony a wedding dinner was given for thirteen guests at the Hotel Tlvotl In Balboa. Mrs. Alexander received her B.A. degree at the University of Oregon and her Masters at Lewis and Clark college In Portland. She went to the canal gone last September where sha has been a member of the elementary school faculty at Cocoli for the past term. Lt. Alexander Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Alexander of College Station, Texas, where he attended Texas A. and M. college. He arrived at the Isthmus In March, IMS. He is now serving as commanding officer of the P. C.-486 based In the canal lone. The newlyweds vacationed for several days following their wed ding In San Josi, Costa Rica. They returned to the canal gone recently and are now residing at Cocoli. They plan to leave for Charleston, South Carolina soon for a two-month stay. Upon their return, thry will reside on the Fartan Naval reservation. MRS. JOSEPH KELLER JR., who wos formerly Rosl Oss, was wed at a ceremony in the Zion Lutheran church recently. The young couple is now living in this city. Jones-Miller I v I 1 i 1 TV r,v; ( rc J ' v A ' ! I I y : e i I) 11 1 Mll ,IMII- ,, WED IN PANAMA recently wos Nannette Goeller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Goeller. Nannette become the bride of Lt. Clifford Alexander, of Col lege Station, Texos. Nannette hos been teaching school in Panama. ! i ! WfFr:; - - LEAVING THE CHURCH after their marrioge recent ly are Mr. and Mrs. Solon Stone. Before her marrioge the bride was Marten Hodlf. Jones-MUlef
