SATURDAY, DEC. 3. 1949
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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"HEAVEN AND HADES" was the them, of Jobs Daughters' formal dance
Friday evening, November 25, in the Masonic temple. Decorations carried
out the motif with a false ceiling of crepe paper. Left, Delores Thompson
end Jim Shade enjoy a dance. Center, Deniece Kenyon ond her date, Ronny
Lowell, pause between donees to chat. Right, Catherine Blanas is escorted
by o college boy, Wilbur Elliott, home for Thanksgiving from the University
of Washington.
Ouderlan.
Tulelake Couple Wed
In Evening Ceremony
TUUXAKE Beiore kit arch of fill Irevee end hum of yellow
and brain chrysanthemums. In the Tulelake Community Presbyterian
church on 8unday evening. November 17. Joan Maretta Slacjr. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Blary. Tulelake. became the bride of William
Tmnk Ilaley. The room la Uia aon o( Mr. and Mra. John Balejr. alao
of thta community.
The double rim ceremony area read at t o'clock In the presence of
mare than IM relauvea and frlrnda of Uie young couple by Rev. P. C.
Alderaon. pailor of She HeveaUj Uay AdvenUst church In Klamatil Fslls.
Tall hlte Uperi In candelabra.
at the altar were Hinted by Uie
unhrra.
Preoedini the ceremony. Sharon
Biacy. sister of the bride, sang "At
Dawning" and "Because" with Mm.
Georie Ooutlaa at the piano. Mra.
Uouilaa aUo played the wedding
Diarrhea.
The bride, given In marriage by
her father, came up the alale be
Keen pewa marked with ehryean.
lliewuma In the autumn colore ued
with bronat and yellow aatln rib
bona. Her white anpper aatln iorn aa
made with full train. Bred peara
ouUmed the aheer yoke and war
turd aa panela on the skirt. Bleevee
o( her frock were lonf and pointed
at the wrist.
Her fingertip veil ot Illusion waa
held by aatln and aeed pearl
tiara and ehe carried whlu chry
aanlhrmuma with a caacada of
atrphanotia and white aalin ribbon.
bha wort a atrand of pearls, gift
of the groom and an heirloom
b-oorh of her maternal grand
mother. bharon Stacy, maid of honor for
her sister, wore a aea green sleeve
less taffeta frock made with bouf
fant skirt. Her mltta were of gold
meah. 61' B wore an arrangement ot
yellow and bronia chryaanthemuma
In her hair and carried an arm
bouquet of the same flowers.
Bridesmaids Charlotte Johnson ot
lovelock. Nevada, and Virginia
Bailey, of Qulncy. California, won
Identical frocka of bronze taffeta
and each carried chryaanthemuma
In Uie predominating colore.
Utile Charlene Sletak In a floor
length track of green, trimmed with
touches of bronze ribbon, scattered
golden flower petals aa aha came up
the aisle.
The rings wen carried on a whit
aatln pillow by young Ronnie Baley,
brother ot the groom.
Beat man waa Conrad Duggan,
Tulelake, and ushers were Jack Sle
ak, Bud Urbach and Harry Mauch.
For her daughter's wedding Mra.
Stacy wore a green crepe afternoon
dreaa with black accessories. Her
corsage was of tiny yellow chrysan
themums. Mrs. Baley wore teal blue with
black and gray accessories with
pink carnations at the shoulder.
A reception In the banquet room
of the Sportsmen's hotel followed
the ceremony.
The young couple cut the first
piece of their four-tiered white and
silver wedding cake, later served by
Mrs. Oeorge Taylor,
At Uie punch bowl were Mrs.
David Lagan, Tulelake, and Felbert
Rodgers, Klamath Palls.
In charge of the gift table were
Mrs. Felbert Rodgers, Mra. Verne
Clifford, Mrs. Olen Hoist. Klamath
Kails and Mra. Darlene Tllch, Tule-
Taylor-Takacs Rites
Event of Saturday
TULELAKE In a candlelighted ceremony Saturday evening. No
vember M, In the Tulelake Community Presbyterian church. Peggy
Mane Taylor became Uie bride of Mervtn Robert Takacs, Tulelake.
The bride la Uie daughter of Mra. Vera Oracet Biggs, California, and
Uie groom la the son of Mr. and Mra. John Takacs Jr.
The double ring ceremony waa read by Rev. David F. Barnett ot
Klamath Falls, at 1:30 o clock.
"Like. Mra Conrad Duggan, Tulelake,
waa In charge of the guest book.
For traveling Mrs. Baley wore I
ted and black checked suit, cream ; made en train with double Peter
Preceding the ceremony Mra. B
Webb Staunton played incidental
harp music and the traditional wel
ding marchea.
The bride, given in marriage by
her brother. Fred Taylor, came up
the aula in traditional white satin.
topcoat, black hat and green acces
sories. A white orchid waa pinned at
her shoulder.
Joan attended the University ot
Nevada last year and since has been
at home here.
Following a wedding trip south
the young couple will live on a
ranch near here where the groom la
associated with his father In farm
ing. Meeting Monday
Eulalona chapter, Daughters of
the American Revolution, will meet
Monday evening. December B. at t
o'clock, at the home of Uie organis
ing regent, Mra. Robert E. Wat
ten burg, Jl Pine street. Assisting
hostesses will be Mrs. H. A. Nlta
chlem and Mrs. Charles R. Wa
ters. Mra. Bert C. Thomas will be
in charge of the program hour.
Mrs. Syd Evans, acttne resent
during ine enforced absence of Mrs.
Harry Dlckerson. reminds member
mat annual dues mum be paid this
montn. Mrs. Dlckerson. regent. Is
still confined to the hospital aa a
result of a broken knee lolnt.
ring the
Family into
Wong's
for a Special
CHINESE
Family Style Dinner
Wong's Cafe
411 Mala Fa. U7I
Pan collar and long sleeves, pointed
at Uie wrists. Her veil of heirloom
lace haa been In Uie family of Mrs.
Oeorge Frey for 100 yeara and waa
loaned for the occasion. It waa
worn by Mra. Richard Fensler
(Prances Frey) at her wedding.
Peggy carried white rose buds on
a whit Bible, sispnanoua was
caught In the cascading white aatln
streamers.
Mrs. Richard Fensler, matron of
honor wore a silvery green aaUn,
floor-length frock, full s'tlrted and
with square neckline. She wore a
bandeau of Uie aatln In her hair
and carried an arm arrangement
of bronze chrysanthemums.
Bernlce Neblker. home from the
University of California at Berkeley
for the wedding wore a gold aatla
frock made similar to that or the
matron of honor. Her flowers were
bronze chrysanthemums.
Margaret Ann Takacs, sister of Uie
groom and Carol Moore In flash
red saUn frocks lighted the laindlc.
Best man waa Oeorge Fafrchtlrt.
Wtnnemucca, Nevada, formerly ot
Tulelake.
Ushers were Edwin Pairehtld.
Sacramento, and Harold Portertield,
Dorr Is.
For heraon'a wedding. Mr. Takaca
chose a, garnet taffeta, afternoon
dreas with black lace hat Her cor
sage waa pale pink rose buda.
Mra. Oeorge Frey represented
Pegga mother who waa unable to
be present. She wore a black en
aemiile with black feather hat and
red rosea at the shoulder.
A. reception in Uie church annex
followed Uie ceremony.
The new Mr. and Mrs. Takaca cut
Uie first piece of their three tiered
white wedding cake that waa later
cat by Mrs. Clifford Shuck. Merrill.
Mid served by Mra. Robert Neblker.
Pouring were Mra. John Kandra Jr.
and Mrs. Steve Domen.
Mra. Wllma Arnold waa at the
guest book.
Following a wedding trip south
the young couple will be at home on
a farm on Uie west aide where a
new home la ready for them.
Forewell Dinner
A farewell dinner will be given
In honor of Uie Rev. and Mra. F. C.
Wlssenbach on Sunday evening, De
cember 11, In St. Paul's parish hall.
Members of Uie vestry and their
wives will be hosts tor the dinner,
which Is to be poUuck.
For Information, call Mrs. Horace j
VJCUi M Mrs. waiuca vvauuiucr.
GFS Admission
The eighth grade group of the
Oirle Friendly society of St. Paul's I
Episcopal church haa chosen "Pan-
dora club" for their name. They ,
meet on the first and third Moo-
days of each month, and will have
an admission service at 4 p. m.
on December I. '
The senior grade group will have
admission service on December 7
at 7 p. m. and the seventh grade
group on the 5th at 7 p. m. The
Rev. F. C. Wlssenbach will present
stiver plnsl" '
Among officrs elected at the
meeting of Royal Neighbors of
America last Friday were Kate
Hope, delegate to state camp, with
Kathleen Hepburn her alternate.
Delia Williams will be the new vice
oracle. MERRILL It was a family gath
ering at the F. E. Trotman home
Thanksgiving Day when Dr. and
Mrs. Trounan had as dinner guests
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Trotman. Mrs.
Frank Dawes. Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Trounan.
Christmas Party
lanned by AAUW
One of the first ot the Christmas
season parties will be the annual
Christmas party of the American
Association of University women.
honoring new members. The affair
will be given Thursdsy December
at t:S0 p. m. at 81. Paul's Epis
copal parish house.
The committee has chosen a
Swedish theme, dinner will be serv
ed In amogaabord style, decorations.
favors, and program will also be
carried out with a Swedish moUf.
The committee In charge of ar
rangements Include Mrs. John Mer
ry man. Mra. Robert Chllcote, Miss
Josephine Reglnatto, Mrs. Robert
Smith, Mrs. A. Ivsn Thompson. Mra.
Florence Plelke. Mrs. I ram Wauch
ope. Miss Ruth Lo bough. Mrs. Fred-
rlcn Ehlen. Mrs. H. C. Juckeland.
Mlaa Dorothea Ellington. Mra. Lmn
STopst. Miss Orpha Hudson, and
Mrs. Harry Todd, chairman.
Oueate are asked to brine a white
elephant for a gift exchange and to
maxe reaervaUons by Tuesday eve
nlng.
San Francisco ,
Pair Married Here
Mr. Kenneth Keatlrur and Miu
Leona Marie Schoenike arrived
from San Francisco Sunday and were
gueats of Uie Jack Keatlnga here.
The two K eatings are brothers.
The couple waa married at 1 p. m.
on Monday in St. Paul s Episcopal
church. The ceremony waa read by
ine iter. r. c. wlssenbach before the
family and friends.
Parents of the groom, Mr. and
Mrs. H. W. McDewitt flew from!
New York to be here on Uie occasion.
The newlyweds' remained In
Klamath Falls for several daya.
then returned to San Francisco
where ihey will reride.
Social Calendar
Thsrsetgay. Dmht
American AwtxlatlM of Vntverfrltv
Women anmLezl ChrUtxzuu party al SL
raw Darken naiL
Wgtaaelar. Faara&rr U
Klamath Communttr Concert.
Welaenberf. Pelican theatre.
trie, DecetaBer 1C
IM p. m.- Zuletrna Temple, Daughters of
the Nile club Chriatmaa dlaner at the
WUlexd hotel. Formal.
Wetftaeeaiar. Decemper tt
Anmmt Klamath Union high echool
CaaTittmae concert. KUHS atMitorttiin.
lacofid night oi annual KUHS Chrtot-
maa concert.
W naaeaaaT Jaoaarv IS
Klamath Community cacrt. Nar
Klamath Community concert. Wag
roner Open company. Pelican theater.
Wetaenberg. Pelican theater.
Wedding Plans
Announccmeni hM bwn mud of
the engagement and forthcoming
marrUgt of Miu Patricia. Dickin
son and Red Hurd of tills city.
The bride-to-b U the daughter of
Mrs. Randolph Hamm and Murray
Dirklnaon both of thlt lty. M.
Hurd la tha eon of Mra. Iron tfurd
of Loa Angelce, and Frank Kurd of
thta city.
An early December wedding la
planned by the oouple. They will
vuit Mr. Hurd mother In Loa An
gelea on their wedding trip eouth
n?s solas! to rUrise tint n.x
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