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MR. AND MRS. RUSSELL NORTHROP after their wed
ding, May 24. Upon their return from a three weeks'
Imnrvmon to North Dakota, they will be at home in Mer
rill, the new Mrs. Northrop is the former Marie Haskins,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Myron Haskins, and the bride
groom is the son of Mrs. Ellen Northrop.
Photo by Payzant, Merrill
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iviarie nasKins
In Merrill
Is May Bride
MKilUIlI Ttir Mrrrlll Preabv-
tcrian church was Ihn scene Bntur
iv of thr wcdrtlnu ceremony which
muted I wo well-known yoimii people
ol Mrrrlll Tlie lovely, radiant bride
wan Marie Hanklns, datiithter of
Mr. mill Mr. Myron nankin, and
thr bridegroom was niiell North-
American Legion
Malin Auxiliary
MAI. IN Mnlln Unit M. Amerl
ii'ii legion Auxiliary met at the
rliuri-ti with Kmma Wilde prenltl.
ln In-tnllntlon of office was held
u , u i UiMrlrt 4 president. Haul
ltT.ry. a lll&talllllK officer.
New n.'flcer Inilalled were: An
in I.shoda. pre.ldenl Iiien Kalllhee.
In I vlre president; Palrlra Otto
nun, f.ccond Mre president; Ne'.tle,
I'iriie, rerretnry-trenmirer: Ilia
iNinve, rliniilmn: l.oren Bauer,
Vmennt-nt-armi: Ann Petresek;
flnv benier: Irene Krellaa. his
torian executive rommlttee: Leah
Hired. Kmiiia Wilde and Norma
J'elni'-ek
Member from Merrill Unit were
nur niientH L the mretliw. to meet
with the DIMrlcl 4 prej'.lent. Haiti
llenrv. Thoie present were: Ann
l-nnts. tola Kliby. Audrey Lewi,
lessie We-.l. Harriet Batty and
Lena lluck Aho present as
Vrrnn Onnley from Cave Junction.
Pntrlrn Ottoman, poppy chair
man, reported on l"e mI '"
thanked all member, and , OIN
HHeotita that Helped ner mi m
i op, son of Mm. Ellen NorUirop.
Rev. O. A. Milne read the 2 p.m.
icrvlce, Lighted candelabra, bas
kets of pink and white carnulloiu
and chrysanthemums formed the
background. Organist was Mra. Lil
lian Thnma. and aololal was Mra.
t'ber Kllpatrlck. who aan "Be
cauae" and "Oh Promise Me." Can
dle were lluhled Just before the
ceremony by the ushers Lee Hns
kins and Don McNeary. The bride
groom's brother, Earl Northrop,
was beat man.
The bride, given In nie'-'age by
her father, choae a traditional while
ftailn sown, fannioned with a nut
yoke, long pointed sleeves, and a
full gathered skirt ending In a train.
Her flnger-tlp lenRih veil was edged
in lace, and held In place with a
pearl llara. Her necklace of pearls
were a gift of the bridegroom. The
bride carried a white Bible with a
single orchid lied with satin stream
ers pieced on top.
Maid of honor was Yvonne Con
ner, who wore nlle green net over
laffeia. The bridesmaids Joyce
Hankina and Delores Conner wore
Identical dresses of pink and blue
net over taffeta. All wore matching
headbands,
For her daughter's wedding Mra.
Haskins cho--e a gray suit, with
black and white accessories and a
pink rosebud cortage. Mrs. North
rop wore a sheer print street-length
dress. Her cor-ane was of carnx-
lions and rosebuds In pink and
while.
A reception. In Ihe church social
parlor, followed the ceremony. The
linen covered bride's table was
centered with a bouquet of tulips
and lilacs In a crystal bowl. Tall
lighted tapers were placed on either
sli'e.
The three-tiered white wedding
cake was trimmed with silver leaves
and topped with a miniature brlrt
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NEW WORTHY ADVISOR to Klamath Falls Assembly,
Order of Kainbow for Girls, is Doris Wallin, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wallin, South Sixth Street suburbs.
She was recently installed in an impressive ceremony,
May 26. in the IOOF hall. Photo by Kettlcr.
JANICE LARSON Retiring Worthy Advisor, Klamath
Falls Assembly, Order Rainbow for Girls, is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. John Larson, 513 Washington Street. She
was presented with a token gift from the assembly at
the May 26 installation ceremony. Photo by Ferebee
TEA GIVEN FOR
VISITORS FROM
BAY CITY AREA
Oreetlngs'Mrs. J. A. Narclssn Sr.
and Mrs. J. A. Nnrclsso Jr.. lElea
nor Thomas i both of Ban Francis
co, were some seventy friends who
csllrd June 3 for tea between the
hours of two and six o'clock at the
home of Mrs. Bert C. Thomas on
Pacific Terrace.
The lovely lea table w as centered
with an arrangement of pink car
nations, baby gladioli and Illy of
the valley, complemented by pale
green tupers.
Pouring were Mrs. Gilbert Fleet,
F.va Burkhaltcr, and Mrs. Ted D.
Case.
Mra. P.. E. Wright. Mrs. W. D.
FoMer and Mrs. Percy Murray as
al.Mcd during the afternoon.
Both Mr. ICarclsso 8r. and Mr.
Nnrcl:.o Jr.. on lrae from the
Army fur 30 days were also here.
iRAINBOW FOR GIRLS HOLD
INSTALLATION IN IOOF HALL
sale ol poppies. land bridegroom. Mrs. Vema Has-
llUM-l KHllna. Ulll omie i( , j.,,,. vl..n,mn,h , hrIHe
...... ti.l..,. Mr.
man, rcporicn " "7 .
Culley was ready to attend Olrls
Blate. next week.
IIbm-I Henry, gave a brief talk
and stressed membership.
A letter was read from Klamath
Falls Unit, uivllliiit us to Join Ihem
at the State Convention, which will
be held in July, a Klamath Falls
They also asked us If we would
like lo fuinl.sh psc fi"'l- ,or ",e
convention, fcthcl Hamilton was
asked to act as chaperon for the
psRe guis. .
Hazel Knllna, Ethel Roberts and
Patrlca Oltnmun were appointed
as a planning committee for a
float lo be presented from Malln
Unit at the convention. All mem
bers 'e to help wilh this float.
Ethel Hamilton's name was
brought up lor District 4 president.
Anna I.ahoda, president for the
comliiR vear. appointed her com
''mlltees for the year. Americanism
Virginia Blohm; Child Welfare,
Klhrl Hamilton: Constitution nd
hv-lnws: Irene Jcllnek: Olrls State
llnr.cl Kullim Junior Actlvr.les,
Hess McCiilley; Pun American
Studv, Bmbara McCulley Mem
hersinp. Inez. Fallihcc; Poppy
fixles, Linda Drewclow and Ethel
(oberts; Poppy Poster and rtadlo.
Virginia Blnhm: Nntlonnl Security.
June McCulley: Publicity, Martha
Brolhanek; Rehabilitation. Anna
Petrasck; Community Service,
Emma Wilde; Musician, Helen
I.nosley: PuM President Parley,
Eminii Wilde: Olrls Scout Chrltr
mnn, Irene Fiiclag.
Emma Wlldo prcscnlea all com
mittees that woiked with her
during Ihe year with a gift. The
members gnve Emma, past pres
ident pin and a gift.
American LcRlon members
asked the Unit to Join them for a
picnic July 1, t the Malln Park.
All members and their families are
Invited.
Legion members Joined us lor
rcfrenhmenls mid ft film on cancer
was ahown. ,
Next meeting will be July , 1.
with new officer presiding.
Mrs. O. C. Johnso;.
Fete.d With Dinner
Mrs. Harry Friizlcr entertained
with a dinner May S7 at her home
In Langcll Valley In honor of the
birthday of Mrs. O. C. Johnson.
Guests wero Mr. and Mrs. O. C.
Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Jek
Welmcr and John, Mrs. Mary
Rmltli, Linda Frailer and Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Frazlcr.
kins, grandmother of Ihe bride,
served Ihe cake aftrr the young
coupje had ul ihi first piece.
Mrs. Mile Moore served the cof
fee, and Mrs. Warren Conner pre
sided at the punch bowl. Joyce
Haskins carried Ihe guest book and
Mrs. M. A. Bowman assisted about
the room.
For golng-away the new Mrs.
Northrop wore .i brown suit, with
the orchard pinned at the ihouVler.
After a three weeks honeymoon
trip to North Dakota the couple
wll'l ba at home 111 Merrill.
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Layette Shower
Mrs. Robert Helby was. guest of
honor at a layette shower. May 30
In the Recreation Hall, Washburn
Way. Seasonal flowers were used
to decorato Uie room for the oc
cation. Refre- hinenls were served
during the afternoon by Mrs Cecil
Wo ik ins and Mrs. Charles E
Dover, hostesses.
Invited guests were: Mr. John
Selby. Mrs. William Keesee, Mrs.
Charles .umwalt. Mrs. Ted Otter
bem. Mis. E. Tuam. Mrs. Jack
Fosstim, Mrs. Bernard C. Schulti
and Mrs. Henry Stevens. Tulelake:
Mrs. George Williams. Merrill. Mrs.
Vera Selby and Mrs. Grace M.
Shuvrr, A-hlnnd: Mrs. George
Mlrkailes. Mis. Mux Hlddleroad,
Mrs. J. R. Wat kins, Mrs. Wesley
M. Smith. Mis. Ernest Bishop and
Jean Selby.
The second Installation ceremony
of Klamath Falls Assembly, Order
of Rainbow for Olrls, was attended
by approximately 100 members and
friends, May 2. In the IOOF Hall,
which was decorated with bouquets
of lilacs and a large Rainbow emblem.
Distinguished guests were, Mrs.
Ethel Hamilton, grand deoulv of
Oregon, Mra. Alma Coulson. grand
deputy of California and Mrs. Alice
Wilson, mother advisor of Tulelake
Assembly.
The ceremony was opened bv
Worthy Advisor. Lucille Ward.
Tulelake and following tht rap of
the gavel. Installing Chaplain. Carol
Moore placed the open Bible on
the altar. Also from the Tulelake
Assembly were Installing Recorder,
folly Heynes; and installing Mu
sician. Sally Thomas. Installing
Marshal. Martha Beasly. wai from
the Malln Assembly.
Guests were welcomed by hostess
of the evening, Mrs. Lois Oueck.
The line officers-elect, wearing
gowns of pastel tints and corsages
of rainbow colors, entered the as
sembly room and formed a ccouliake Assembly Mrs. Vera Fritsch
In the East
Doris Wallin, worthy advisor-
elect. In a ballerina length gown
of orchid net, carrying amall
whitt Bible and a miniature bou
quet of rainbow colored flowers, ap
proached and slowly outlined the
cross formed by the girls. She then
recieved the obligation at the altar,
and waa conducted to her station
in the East, where she was pre
sented with a bouquet of red carna
tions by her sister, Edith, and was
honored with a vocal solo by Polly
Ilaynes.
Other officers Installed were:
Worthy Associate Advisor, Patricia
Walker: Charity. Cherron Carr;
Hope. Linda Williams: Faith. Oer
aldlne Stelner: Chaplain, Beverly
Overen: Drill Leader. Edith Wal
len: Musician. Karen Spetz; Choir
Director. Constance Loy; Love,
Peggy Grimm; Religion, Donna
Beckwllh: Nature, Rosanna Brown:
Immortality, Sue Gehrman: F,lel
ity. Carol Herman: Patriotism.
Lenetta Montgomery: Service. Can
dace Conner: Confidential Observer,
Carol Benson.
Concluding the ceremony. Lucille
Ward presented the gavel to Doris,
who announced the theme for her
term of office, "Why Rainbow:'
She outlined her program for both
the ritualistic and social observ
ances of the order. She then Intro
duced her parents, Mr. and Mri.
Ernest Wallin. and requested the
marshal to present her arm bouquet
to her mother and her Bible to her
father.
Instrumental and vocal entertain
ment by the three Schults sisters
from Tulelake preceded the escort
ing of the honored guests to the
East. Mrs. Hamilton, Mra, Coulson,
Mrs. Wilson. Mrs. Rejnmiller, wor
thy matron, Tulelake Chapter OES.
Lois Roper, wormy aavisor
Tule-
worthy matron, John Larson, both
of Manzanita Chapter.and O. .
Thompson. Worshipful Master ol
Crater Lake Lodge A.F. and M.;
representing the sponsoring bodies
of the Klamath Falls Assembly
briefly and all were enthusiastical
ly applauded for their inspiring
talks.
Mrs. Walter Brown, mother ad
visor of the Klamath Assembly, ex
pressed the gratitude of the ad
visory board and herself to all who
had assisted in the work or the
Installation ceremonies.
Doris then presented Janice Lar
son, retiring worthy advisor, with a
gift from the assembly.
Mrs. Brown, assisted by Janice,
I awarded merit badges for attend
ance to the ten qualifying girls.
Members and guests adjourned to
the dining room, where Mrs. Wal
lin served at the punch bowl and
Mrs. Larson presided at the cof
fee urn. The table was centered
with a large impressive Rainbow,
emblem formed of flowers and a
cake with "Doris' inscribed on the
frosting was featured. The center
piece and elaborate cake, both gifts
to uoris from Mrs. Gueck were
further highlighted by streamers in
Rainbow colors, which ran the
length of the white covered table.
Mrs. Gueck. hostess. Mrs. Caro
line Westover and Mrs. Thelma
Fink, members of the advisory
board, and Mrs. Nina Hall, Man
zantla Chanter, assisted Mrs. Wal.
lln during the social hour.
In the hall, profusely decorated
with spring flowers, the installing
officers were distinguished guests
were presented with identical cor
sages of the Rainbow colors.
Next meeting of the assembly
will be Monday, June . 8 p. m.. in
the IOOF Hall. All visiting mem-
Ders oi we uraer oi Eastern Star,
and the Masonic Lodge are invit
ed to attend.
Birthday Dinner
At Horning Home
LANGELL VALLEY Mr. Leon
ard Horning entertained at their
home at Gerber Dam May 25 with
a birthday dinner honoring her
husband. Following the dinner the
guests enjoyed boating and fishing.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
James Baldock and Curtis, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Burden and Mr.
and Mrs. Horning.
ELAINE ELIZABETH SCHUMACHER daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Jacob E. Schumacher, of Anaheim and Balboa,
Calif., is bride-elect of Jack Ronald Golden, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Walter C. Golden, former well-known residents
of Tulelake, now of Santa Ana.
Photo by Curtis Studios, L. A.
ENGAGEMENT '
REVEALED AT
OPEN HOUSE
From California word was re
ceived of the engagement of Elaine
Elizabeth Schumacher, daughter o:
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob E. Schumach
er, of Balboa and Anaheim. Cali
fornia, to Jack Ronald Golden, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Golden,
Santa Ana.
Mr. and Mrs. Golden were Tule
lake residents from 1927 to 1949,
and still have extensive farming
and other Interests there. They
owned the Marion Apartments here
for a number of years, and have
numerous friends In the Klamath
Basin. .
The bride-elect is a graduate of
Marywood High School, Anaheim,
also Immaculate Heart College,
Hollywood. She is member of
Kappa Gamma Delta sorority, and
was vice president of the student
body. Her parents are a Pioneer
family of Orange County.
Jack is a graduate of Tulelake
High School, USC and is a member
of Chi Phi fraternity and Trojan
Knights.
Mr. and Mrs. Schumacher issutd
invitations to over 100 guests to it
tend open house In honor of their
daughter.
A large floral engagement ring
centered the tea table. The names
nf th h!rnthH In thff ottlnff .
vealed the forthcoming wedding
which will be an event of the fall
season.
Elaine wore a very sheer Import
ed dotted Swiss ballerina dress or
namented with varying shades of
pink handpainted and jeweled roses
and she wore an orchid of the same
shades.
Mrs. Schumacher and Mrs. Gold
en both wore navy blue silk en
sembles and wore frosted pink rose
corsages.
Nelda Schumacher, sister of the
bride-elect, wore a powder blue
brocaded taffeta and her wrist cor
sage was of CymbicUum orchids.
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