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KEKALT) AND NEWS. KLAMATH FAUA OREGON
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(ACRED HEART CHURCH was the settmq for the marriage of Elizabeth Andersch McAuiiffe
to Ted R. Igl, July 2. The Rev. T. P. Casey officiated. The wedding united two well known Klam
ath Basin families. Bride it the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Andersch, and the bride
groom it the ton of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Igl. . Photo by Guderian
Igl-McAuliffe
Vows Exchanged
fn Sacred Heart
Elizabeth Andersch McAuiiffe be
. came the bride of Ted R. Igl in
fe, rites held Thursday morning July
3 at Sacred Heart Church. The
"Rt. T. P. Casey officiated.
The bride Is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Andersch. and the
bridegroom is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. E. M. Igl.
For the ceremony the church
was decorated with white snap
dragons and pink carnations. The
bridgroom's brother Gerry, sang
Schubert's "Ave Maria" before the
ceremony.
The charming bride, whose fath
er gave her in marriage, wore a
ballerina style gown of Delphinium
blue with nylon net and lace, to
gether with a picture hat of match
ing nvlon net- She carried a lovely
bouquet of sweetheart roses cen
tered with a white orchid.
Betty Williams, her bridesmaid,
wore shell-pink nylon with match
ing hat and gloves. She carried a
nosegay of pink gladioli and blue
delphinium.
Gerry Igl was best man for his
brother, and the ushers were Jon
Houston and Edmund Andersch,
brother of the bride.
The bride's two younger broth
ers. Jerry and Robert, served at
the altar.
Mrs. Andersch wore a beige dress
with navy accessories, and an or-
cnid corsage, ine oriaegroom s
mother chose navy blue with white
accessories, and an orchid corsage.
The wedding breakfast was
served in the Blue Room at the
Willard Hotel, for the immediate
families. Mrs. John Houston, aunt
of the bridegroom served the wed
ding cake to the guests.
The bride's going away costume
was Alice blue faille jacket dress
with rose accessories. She wore the
orchid from her bouquet.
The young couple is on a two
weeks trip to Mexico, after which
they will be at home on Auburn
Street in Klamath Falls.
Mrs. L Bickers
Feted At Shower
CHILOQUIN A stork shower
was given last Thursday evening
for Mrs. Louis Bickers at the Jess
Mangum home. Mrs. Mangum, Mrs
C. B. Gard. Mrs. David Sutton,
Mrs. David Lundeen and Mrs. Ted
Albert were the hostesses.
Mrs. Ray Baldwin and Mrs. El
mer Heglund won awards for
clever baby topic games.
Gift cards read with the follow
ing names: Mrs. Wm. DuBols and
Peggy DuBols, mother and sister
of the guest of honor, Mrs. Bert
Bickers. Modoc Point, mother-in-law,
Mrs. Tina Brown of Bray
Mill. Mrs. Earl Feiss, Mrs. Lee
Hatcher, Mrs. Elmer Heglund, Jo
anne Weddle. Mrs. Harry Pearson,
Mrs. John Acomb. Fort Klamath;
Mrs. Martha Nelson. Victoria Nel
son, Mrs. Selden Kirk, Klamath
Agency; and Mrs. John Effeman,
Wood River Valley.
Mrs. Floyd Ohles. Mrs. George
Brautlacht, Mrs. Bob Mathls. Mrs.
Eutha Gard, Mrs. Paul Johnson,
Mrs. Andrew Ortls, Mrs. Ray Bald
win, Mrs. 8am Ray, Mrs. Jack
Jones, Pine Ridge; Mrs. Vlnce
Bodner Jr.. Bprague River: and
her sister, Sharon Currln, Redding;
Mrs. Martin Berry. Mrs. Earl Hall,
Naomi Johnson and Karen Wilson,
Klamath Falls.
Mrs. Bickers has recently moved
back into town, after spending the
past couple of months In camp
with her husband.
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MR. A"RD MRS. HOWARD R. NETHERCOTT 409 Jeffer
son, announce the engagement of their daughter, Marilyn, to
Donald E. Goodsell, son of Dr. and Mrs. E. H. Goodsell, Des
Moines, Iowa. The pretty bride-elect it a graduate of KUHS,
Sacramento Junior College, and Sacramento State College.
She also attended Pacific University at Forest Grove, where
she was affiliated with Kappa Delta sorority. At present she is
teaching in Sacramento. Her fiance is a graduate of Drake
University, a member of Chi Delta fraternity, and servad with
the USAF in World War II. He is also employed in Sacramento.
A fall wedding is planned, date to be announced later.
Photo by Slrlin Studio, Sacramento
American Legion
Auxiliary 84
MALIN American Legion Aux
iliary 84 met at the church with
Inez Falllhec. vice president, con
ducting the meeting. In the absence
01 me presiaent, Anna Lanoaa.
Barbara McCullcy, delegate to
Girls State, gave a very Interest
ing report on her trip to the Wil
lamette University, where Girls
State was held. Barbara reported
on all the activities that were held
each day. She told how interesting
ano educational it was to every girl
who attended. There were 220 girls
In attendance at Girls State. Bar
bara thanked the Auxiliary mem-
oers lor sending her to Girls state.
Anna Lahoda and Emma Wilde
were chosen as delegates to the
Convention this month, which will
be held In Klamath Falls. Julv 25-
30. Alternates are Inez Fallihee and
Kettle Pierce.
Legion and Auxiliary members
and their families are to have I
notluck picnic Sunday, July 13 at
the Malln Park starting at 10 a.m.
The float which Is to be entered
In the parade during Convention
time was discussed. Emma Wilde
WURUTZER
A magnificent
piano. Many
tovtly itylti and
finishes to chooit
from.
LOUIS R. MANN
PIANO CO.
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was named as chairman, taking
Ethel Rtl;rts place, who resigned.
Others on the committee are Hazel
Kalina and Patricia Ottoman. All
members are to help with this float.
Legion members joined us for
refreshments, which were served
by Ethel Hamilton and Nettle
Pierce.
Next meeting will be August 4.
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Pink carnations, white stock and green follago formed
the distinctive setting for the wedding in Pence Memorial
Church of Virginia Joyce Masten, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Stanley Masten, Olene, to Gareth Wayne iGarv) Donlon, son
of Mr. Merritt V. Donlan, Portland.
The lovely bride, given In marriage by her father, wore
a ballerina length dress of white nylon lace and net over
taffeta. Her elbow-length veil was held in place with a pearl
trimmed tiara and she carried a bouquet of pink roses and
stephanotis with white satin streamers.
The Rev. Dwayne u Proett of
ficiated at the candlelight service,
June H. I p.m.
Organist was Mrs. Sam Mu.then,
nd she accompanied Barbara
Tledje. who sang "O Promise me-'
and "Through the Years."
Maid of honor. Shirley Manirn,
bride's sister, wore yellow tallelu
and her nosegay and headband
was of talisman roses.
Bridesmaid, Betty Ttcdle, Cres
well. Oregon, wore a green tat
feta frock. She curried a nosegay
of yellow roses, and wore the same
flowers In her hair. The other
bridesmaid was Mrs. John Want,
Portland, sister of the bride. She
wore orchid taffeta and her nosegny
and flowers In her hair were while
carnations and pink rosebuds.
Richard Crouch, Portland, fra
ternity broker of the bridegroom,
was beat man.
Stanley Masten Jr., brother of
the brlac, and Ben Kerns, her
brolher-in-luw, were ushers.
Candlelighters were Gerrle Mas
ten, sister of the bride, and Jean
Tucker. Gerrle wore yellow net and
tafieta. with matching shoulder
corsage, and Jean was in pink net
taffeta, with matching shoulder
corsage.
Mrs. Masten chose a navy blue
costume with while accessories lor
her daughter's wedding, and her
COUPLE TO LIVE IN PALO ALTO
AFTER HONEYMOON IN HAWAII
The following clipping from Uie
Onklnd (California! Tribune, June
19. 1953, is of Interest to friends
and relatives living In Klamath
Falls, Oregon.
"In the presence of their im
mediate families assembled In San
ta Maria Church, Orlnda, Saturday
at 3:30 p.m., Nancv Elisabeth New
bury became the bride of Slephen
Douglas Tuck, of Hillsborough, the
Rev. David Harrington officiating.
Nancy is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Newbury of Scotts
Lane, Walnut Creek, who were
hosts at a wedding reception after
the service, at Orlnda Country
Club.
Mr. Newbury was his daughter's
escort and preceding them were
the bride's two sisters, Mrs. Wil
liam Schacht (Patricia Newbury)
of Lancaster, Wisconsin, and Mrs.
Addison Ausplund (Roseanne rew-
S.V. Picketts
To Live In Alaska
A wedding of Interest to Klamath
Falls residents was solemniied
June 56 when Ruby Frulan became
the bride of S. V. Pickett. Both
bride and bridegroom arc longtime
residents of Klamath Falls.
For her wedding Mrs. Frulan
chose a navy suit, navy and white
hat. white accessorlres and gar
denias at the shoulder.
After a short visit here they lelt
for Fairbanks. Alaska where Mr.
Pickett Is working as foreman on
the Eielson Air Base. He was at
one time owner of the Klamath
Tent and Awning Company.
Women's Guild
Of Zion Lutheran
Lutheran Women's Guild of Zion
Lutheran Church met the after
noon of June 18.
Mrs. Vernlce Eberleln presented
the topic on the founding and works
of the American Bible Society.
Various calendar events for the
remainder of the year were dis
cussed. Mrs. Margaret Klrkpatrick and
Mrs. Madelon Anderson were host
esses. Mrs. Dale West
And Sara Home
From East Coast
Mrs. Dale West and Sara re
turned June 18. after an interesting
trip through the eastern part of
the Unite.1 States. They accom
panied Mr. West to the Angus
cattle sale In Chicago, and from
there Mrs. West and her daughter
took the train to Washington, D.C.
and New York. On the return trip
they stopped in Detroit for a new
car, and drove home from there,
stopping In 8alt Lake City and
other points of Interest.
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corsage w of pink lost buds
Mrs. Donlon, mother of the bride
groom, aho wore navy blue with
pink accessories and ner corsge
was the same as Mrs. Marten's.
Pink ra-.es and rhododendron
w ere used In profusion In the church
parlor-t where the reception was
held, and the table, decorated with
pink roses and candles, was cen
tered with a three tlerei vedding
cake, served by Mrs. Ben Kern;.,
Brookings, sifter of the urdn. Airs.
Forest Lowe, Poitland, another sis
ter of the hrldc. presided at tin
punch bou'l. Coilo was poured
by Mrs. HJnlmar Kathe.
At the gift table and asatttng,
were Doroiliv Oakes, Woodbum;
and Vivian Kurne.il, Madras.
Gerrle MaMcn carried the guest
book.
The bride's traveling costume
was a gray suit with navy acce.s
soites, and her cnrsa-io of ptuk
roses was from the ceiuer ol .ier
bridal bouquet.
Gnry Is a graduate of tile Uni
versity of Oregon, and is a mem
ber ol Kappa Sigma fraternity. Vir
ginia was graduated from Oregon
Stale college, spring of '53.
After a brief honeymoon, the
newiyweds ate now at home In
Newport, Rhode Island where the
bridegroom is stationed with the
U.S. Navy.
buryl of Walnut Creek.
Nancy's dre-j was of white lace
over satin, designed with a bouf
fant full-lenth skirl and tight lu
ting bodice with scalloped neck
line and long sleeves. Her veil ol
rose-point lace was the same In
which her sisters were married,
and she carried a bouquet of
white roses. Illy of the valley and
bouvardla.
Ice blue lace over satin fash
ioned the dresses of the attendants.
They were ballerina length, full
skirted, the bodices finished with
rounded necklines. The young ma
trons wore pink slippers and they
had bands of blue lace In their
hair, with a half halo of rosea at
the back.
Mrs. Newbury wore navy lace
over taffeta and a hat of blue
lace and msllne. Her corsage w-as
of white catlleyas.
Mrs. George Tuck, the bride
groom's mother, chase a grav
lace gown and a pink flowered
hat. Purple orchids were worn at
a corsage.
Robert Tuck was his brother's
best man and Harry B. Smith, a
brother-in-law, o f Hillsborough,
usher.
The couple will live In Palo
Alto after July 1. They flew to
Honolulu Sunday for a honeymoon
trip In th Hawaiian Islands.
The bride was graduated from
Stanford last weekend. The bride
groom Is a graduate of Stanford
and a member of Beta Theta Pi
fraternity and Bachelors of San
Francisco. He Is an accountant
for the Atlas Heating and Fur
nace Co., San Francisco."
Nancy Newbury, the bride, la
granddaughter of Mrs. Wilbur A.
Jones of Klamath Falls. Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Newbury left Thursday,
June 34, for a four-months-round-the-world
trip on a Norwegian
freighter. "Sliverwave" embarking
at San Pedro, California. They ex
pect to he home in October.
Parker Family
Farewell Party
CHILOQUIN Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Parker, their three sons,
Glen. Johnnie, ana Lleyeiien, and
Mrs. Parker's mother, Mrs. Bry
ant, were guests of honor at a fare
well Dolluck meal held on Sunday
ailernoon in the basement of the
Methodist church after rain
changed the planned setting for
Collier Park.
A large number of friends gath
ered to tell them an official good
bye, although they do not plan to
move to Fort Hall until about July
10. A gift was presented by the
group at the close of the afternoon.
The Parkers moved to Klamath
Agency, where he was Irrigation
engineer and for a time both roads
and Irrigation engineer, eight years
ago in Mav. Last year Parker re
signed from the government serv
ice but the family has continued
to live in Chlloquln.
Fort Hall and Pocatello, Idaho,
will be the new home for the
Parkers and for Mrs. Bryant, who
will make the trip with them.
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Ivory Satin
Worn By Bride
Nuptial vows were exchanged In
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter
Day Saints by Evelyn Faye Ne.
son. dnuuhter of Mr. and Mrs.
Ami! C. NelMin, 1531 Martin Street,
and Louie Mitgalliines. son of Mi.
and Mrs. Mauro MngHllnne.i, Wor
den, when Ronald E. Phslr. prc.ti
dent of that church officiated at
the 2 p.m. ceremony. May 38.
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I the bride wore a gown of Ivory
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laalstllno, and short train. Seed
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curttntlons and she woro mills to
match her frock.
Beverly Karnes and Norma Jen
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with mitts In match, and their
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