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Bcfor n sltar banktd wllh bukcU of hlt uladloll. Bnow
Quwn UUln, and woodward! icrn, Lou Mary Ann Cada, daughter
of Mr. and Mra. Lawrence Cada, beeanw th bride vf O-cme
Martin Long, ton of Mn. Ellzabrth Long.
Rev. Irvln Tweet read the 1 o'clock Sunday afternoon candle
lighted ceremony which waa held at the Klamath Lutheran church.
Before the ceremony the organut, Mn. A. H. DenUon. played nuptial
muilo aa the gueat gathered In the pew marked with gladioli
and white ribbon.
Lola, who waa eacorted to the altar on the arm of her father,
wa gowned In white aatln trimmed with rrench lace. The dreaa
waa faahloned with a Peter Pan collar, a fitted bodice and a fi ll
aklri. which waa trimmed with lace In an apron effect. Her train
wa aUo edged In lace.
Topping her blonde curl aa a lace on aatln halo from which
fell an mutton net yell trimmed with lac. For her flower aha
carried bouquet of pink and whit roeebudi, and aha alo carried
handkerchief belonging to her (unt, Mr. Helmer Ontrum.
Matron of honor waa Mra. Hubert Vanderhoff, who wa
gowned In rcne dotted wl. A crocheted Dutch hat completed
the eiuemble. Brtdramald wa Janice Bllyeu. Janice wore a yellow
gown aim liar to that of the matron of honor. Both dreue were
tyled with a fitted bodice and ruffle decorating the aktrta. The
two girl earned bouqueta of Bliaila dalilea.
Waiting with Ororge at the altar wa Ted Igl. beat man and
fraternity brother of the groom Ukhers were Dick Cada, brother
of the bride, and Ben Lanon, fraternity brother of the groom.
Carl Hagel wa aolout for the wedding. He aang the "Lord'a
Prayer" during the ceremony and "O Perfect Love" while the
bride and groom were kneeling at the altar.
Pot her daughter' wedding, Mr. Cada wore an afternoon
dreea of turquolM blue crepe with black acceaaoiiea. A coraage) of
talisman roaea waa pinned at the thoulder. Mr. Long choa a pearl
gray dreea with navy aeceaaoiie A conage of Tellurian roaea waa
pinned at her thoulder.
After the ceremony the reception waa held In the church parlor
where the young couple greeted their gueiu.
After they cut their cake. It T as aerved by Mr. Lane Warren,
and Mra. B. K. Miller. Mra. Helmer Oatrom. aunt of the bride from
Nysaa, poured at the punch table. Josephine Thorton waa In
chant of the gueat book.
Par her going away ensemble. Mr. Long won a red uit with
a whit felt hat. She wore navy shoe and carried a navy purse.
The whit rose corsage from her bouquet waa pinned at her
ahoulder.
Tn young couple went to San Francisco. Yosemltc and Carmel
on their honeymoon. Upon their return they will reside in thi
city until October, when they will leave for Portland, where Oeorge
will enter the University of Oregon Medical school.
Oeorg ha been attending Oregon Bute college where be wa
affiliated with Bet Theta Pi. He waa on of 13 student from
OBC chosen for medical school for this UlL
Sunday Rites
Unite Couple
ZUiabrth June Hershberger. daughter of Mn. Alice Hershberter
nd in lata Jack Henhberger. exchanged ow Bunday with
Clarence Elmer Reich, son of Mr. and Mrs. Adam Reich of
Portland, at the First Baptist church in a lovely 1 o'clock ceremony.
The church waa decorated with white and yellow gladioli and
woodwardia fen). Pour large basket of gladioli and two of fern
enriched the altar scene which waa lighted by two candelabra. The
'pewa were marked with yellow ribbona and white f lad toll.
Th usher lit the tall candies before the ceremony began.
Soloist Oordon Oreen. cousin of the bride from LaOrande. aang
two aongs, 'Because and "Through the Year," and another cousin
of the bride, Don Hunaeker of Salem, accompanied him, a well a
playing the nuptial music
Rev. Simpson L. Ttdwell read the ceremony to the young couple.
Escorted to th altar by her brother, Ronnie, the bride wore
a white aatln gown with a marquisette yoke tnmmed with Preix"
Ilk lac. The dreea wa fashioned with long pointed aleeve and a
fitted bodies which buttoned down the back. Pour ruffle of lac
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A LOVELY SUMMER BRIDE was Elizabeth June Hershber
ger, who became the bride of Clarence Reich of Portland
in a 2 o'clock ceremony Sunday ofternoon. Above are Mr.
and Mrs. Reich ofter the vows, which were read in the First
Baptist church. June Is the daughter of Mrs. Alice Hersh
berger of this city, ond the groom is the son of Mr. ond
Mrs. Adam Reich of Portland.
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Former Resident Wed Recently
Shirley Colleen Francis became the bride of Joseph A. Vlda at an afternoon
wedding ceremony held recently In tha Pioneer Congregational church at Sacramento,
Calif.
Th bride, who wa a former resident of thi city, Is the daughter of Mr. Fern
Prencl of Sacramento, and Vernon Francis of Burton, Calif, The groom la the ton
f Mr, and Mrs. Joseph W. Vlda of Sacramento
For her wedding the bride waa attired In a ballerina length gnwn of aqua lac
and pink marquUella designed with long sleeve and a scalloped neckline. Her
heirloom necklac was a possession of her great, great grandmother.
From her bonnet of pink with aqua flower, fell a shoulder length veil of net.
he carried a shower of pink bouvardla cascaded from a pink gardenia which wa
placed on a white Bible.
Earl Cody of thi city gv hi granddaughter In marriage. Sharon Francis wai
bar titters only attendant. 8h wore a pink dress with whlta acceatorl-.
Henry Plckard was but man and usher were Charles Chenu, Arthur Hardy and
John Qulnn, all fraternity brother! of the bridegroom.
A reception honored th couple, after th ceremony, In the church parlor. Otit-f-town
guests wer Mr. and Mr. Earl Cody and Mr, and Mr. Byron Cody of this
atty, John McCown of Pasadena and Mr. Leone Brown of San Francisco.
Shirley attended Klamath Union high school here and she waa graduated from
Junior college In Paaadena. Joseph wa graduated from Sacramento Junior college
and to now enrolled at Sacramento Stall collet. H 1 a member oX Kappa Alpha
PI trttemlty and I comptroller at Sacramento Junior college.
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MRS. JERRY O'CALLIGHAN wos Florence Sheehan before her wedding
Saturday. The ceremony took place in Hartford, Conn., at St. Joseph's
cathedral. Florence is the daughter of Mr. ond Mrs. Edward W. Sheehan
of Hartford, and Jerry is the son of Mrs. Leo Sogehorn of Fort Bidw.H,
Calif., formerly of this city.
' t John Ksley.
MARRIED IN A PRETTY CEREMONY Sunday were Lois
Cada and George Long. The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Lawrence Cada, and the groom is the son of
Mrs. Elizabeth Long. Shown of the top are the newlyweds
as they left on their wedding trip to San Francisco.
Jones-Miller.
Marjorie Ongman Feted At Party
A bridal shower was held the evening of August 8 at the home of Mrs. Edward
Oetendorf for Marjorie Ongman, bride-elect of James Conroy.
Hostesses were Mrs. A. C. Aldrich and Mrs. Q. T. Olbton.
Present were Mrs. Jack Taylor, Mrs. James Ottoman, Mrs. Aubrey Avery. Mrs.
Donald Johnson. France Balm, Mrs. Earl Brooks. Martha Kino, Mrs. Warren
Caldwell, Norma 8tubrben, Mrs. Russell Toycen. Mrs Clifton Ongman. M:i. J. Conroy,
Mrs. Noel Deets, Mrs. Richard Takacs, Carol Newman and Mrs. Edward Ostendorf.
Sending gift but unable to attend were Martha Keller, and Mm. Stanley Van
Ootegham.
Bridal Shower Given Wednesday
The Elk's party room was th scene of a bridal shower Wednesday evening,
August 10th. complimenting Otnger Savage, bride-elect of Ralph Bllyeu.
Quests for the evening Included Mrs. Ted Savage, Mra. Ralph Bilyeu. Mr. Wd
Crawford. Mrs. Cora Crystal, Mrs. K. Mulll. Mrs. O. B. Rawlins, Mrs. Fred Hudson,
Betty Do ran, Lynden King. Ethel Southwlck. Anne Wllkins, Donna Kinney, Mrs.
Leona Collins, Mrs. Ed Dowdy, Mr. Fred Reeves and Janice Bllyeu. hostess.
Prise were won by Mrs. O. B. Rswllns, Cora Crystal, Lynden King, Mr. Wad
Crawford, Betty Doran and Ethel Southwlck.
Invited but unable to attend were Mrs. J. L. Holmes, Mrs. C. J. Hall, Mr. A. L.
Rainwater, Mra. Leo Rojas, Coralla Crawford, Mrs. Roy Olenger, Bonn! Olenger,
Norma Lee Olenger, Donna Myers, Lola Whlsenant, Mrs. Ben Murphy, Marl Engl,
Mr. Douglas Heaa and Vera Hess. , '
Th wedding will Uk place th afternoon of August 21st at th Flrrt PretbytarlaJi
church.
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