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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 30, 1952)
PAUIS fclX IIKKAI.I) AND NKWS. Kl.AMATII KAM-S, OKKOON SATUHDAY, AlKHIST :)(), IDS! V it - ! "V It FROM UKEVIEW comes the news that Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Carmody, of that city, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Mary Anne, to Donald M. Megale, son of Mr. and Mrs. Pete Megale, Coos Bay. The bride-elect is a graduate of Lake view High School and has attended Oregon State Col lege for the past two years. Megale is a senior at the same college. He is remembered here as a tennis instructor at Moore Park last summer, and his participation in the tennis tourna ments sponsored by the Herald and News. September 13 is the date set for the wedding in St. Patrick's Catholic Church, Lakeview. Photo by Hise, Corvallis JEAN HILTON AND JOHN EITTREIM EXCHANGE VOWS IN ST. PAUL'S White and shades of pale to darker blue delphinium was the striking color scheme chosen for the beautiful wedding of Jean Marian Hilton, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. James M. Hilton, 435 Hillside, to John (Jack) Raymond Eit treim, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Eittreim, 2012 Main Street The Rev. Galen Onstad read the 8 p.m. service in St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Aug. 24, before a large gather ing of friends and relatives. The lovely bride was escorted down the aisle by her father, who gave her in marriage. The pews were marked with arrangements of white gladioli, pompon chrysanthe mums and greenery. The same type flowers were banked at either side of the altar, illuminated by tall lighted tapers in floor candelabra. Radiant In all white, the bride's town was of chantilly lace over taffeta, floor length with full court train. The bodice neckline was boat shaped and medallion edged. The long fitted sleeves were point ed over the hands. Her fingertip veil of illusion net was edged in the came Chantilly lace as the dress and the crown of lace was pearl trimmed. She carried a bou quet of white roses and stephanotis. Her only Jewelry was a single strand of pearls. The sixpence worn in her shoe was given her by Mrs. T. D. Case. Maid of honor, Ruth Landry, friend from pre-school days, wore a ballerina length dress with a fuU nylon tulle skirt, white lace bodice with three-quarter sleeves and a boat neckline. She wore a single strand pearl choker, matching the bride's, and her cap of deep blue delphinium blossoms matched her bouquet. Bridesmaids, all ex-schoolmates of the bride's, Joanne Bennet. Mary Recent Bride Feted at Shower MERRILL Mrs. Ted Mahoney, the former Carol Winter, whose marriage was an event of August 14, was honored with a post-nuptial shower, when a group of friends entertained for her Friday eve ning, August 22, in the recreation hall. Hostesses were Mrs. Paul Lewis, Mrs. Roscoe Barkhurst, Mrs. Dean Karrer, Mrs. John Tur ner, Mrs. Ben Wolfram, Mrs. MUt on Loper, and Darlene Turner. Refreshments were served by the hostesses to: Mrs. W. A. Kott hoff, Mrs. Herman Rippy, Mrs. Clyde Hammond, Mrs. Bowman, Mrs. Leonard Lisk, Mrs. Roy Mat tson, Mrs. C. B. Forney, Mrs. Orville Weddle, Mrs. W. E. Ward. Mrs. Alien Hatcher, Mrs. Loyce Mitchell, Mrs. George Kuehl, Mrs. Tom Turner, Betty Kotthoff, Eve lyn Ochs. Roberta Kirtley, Velma Fox, Yvonne Conner, Joanne Wed dle, Mary Lou Quails, Martha Beasley Mary Lou Turner, Adallne Anderson, Joanne Turner, and Francis Eifert. Sending gifts, but unable to at tend were Mrs. Lee Paulk and Wilma, Mrs. O. V. Reeves and Connie, Arlene and Lorctta Lem ler, Mrs. Harold Hendrickson and Mary Jo, Mrs. Frank Paygr. Mrs. Elmer Stukel, Mrs. Alonzo Hodges. Mrs. James Hodges, Mrs. Paschall Hodges. Mrs. Delia Hodges, Mrs. Lawrence Geraghly, Mrs. Dollie Hunnleutt, Mrs. Agnes Welshans, Mrs. Raymond Batty, Mrs. Robert Burleigh, Mrs. Charles Van, Mrs Orville Eifert, Mrs. Warren Fruits, Mrs. Dell Smith, and Mrs. Jean Lott. Ann Mills, Florence Hansen and Doris Ethridge. were all dressed as the maid of honor, except that their caps and bouquets were oi light blue delphinium. Organist was Janice Larson. Golden-haired Helen Dianne Ber telson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bertelson. Lacuna Beach. was flower girl. She is the bride's cousin. Her frock carried out the color scheme used throughout the wedding. Willis (Mike) Eittreim attended his brother as best man; ushers were Harold Eittreim, also brother of the bridegroom: Bob Barnes, Robert Rigss and Richard Hilton, brother of the bride. Mrs. Hilton, mother of the bride was charming in a floor length dress of powder blue nylon net with pink accessories and her corsage was of pink gladioli. Mother ot the bridegroom. Mrs. Eittreim, was handsome in a floor length dress of rose crepe, lace trimmed with matching accessor ies and her corsage was 01 deep purple gladioli. me reception alter tne wedding for the 200 guests was in the Peli can Party Room. Flowers were the same type as used in the church and the tiered wedding cake was surrounded at the base with blue delphinium. Pouring were Mrs. Allen H. Fox. aunt of the bride and Mrs. Buford Hargus (Dorothy Collier). Mrs. Arthur Bertelson. cousin of the bride, cut the cake, assisted by Mrs. Irvin Whitt (Connie Hunt). Barbara Osborn and Nancy Kuhn- hausen'were at the punch howl. 2-or tne wedding trip to Lake Tahoe and points in California and Nevada, Jean wore a smart black and red tweed suit with black vel vet accessories and she wore as a corsage roses from her bridal bouquet. They will make their home in Eugene where Jack will continue his studies at the University of Ore gon. Jean was graduated from the University of Oregon in 1951, where she was affiliated with Alpha Omi cron PI sorority. Out of town guests here for the wedding, which united two well known Klamath Basin families in clude: Mrs. Robert Hilton (Eliza beth Blakeman.) sister-in-law of the bride, from San Francisco; Mrs. Allen H. Fox, bride's aunt from Minneapolis: Mrs. Arthur Bertelson and children, Laguna Beach; Florence Hansen, Doris Eth. ridge, sorority sisters of Jean's from San Francisco: Nancy Kuhn hausen, Sacramento; Mary Ann Mills, Oakland; Ruth Landry, Port land; Joanne Bennet, Ann Arbor; Mrs. Irvin Whitt, Portland: and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Eittreim, Medford. t i s hi iwawwww w awwai miu'iii inp. inyaj u n i in m hub i i ii i ai naj n.mmnmm fP 1 v I".-' ' pv . I a N I-"- hits V 'i IW : j, si v. .m . it- ? J jr. r y ,i V '-: I - v it .' :.t t, --.44 , .p;,.; -v ; n PvVa:! f v -. i ; "li-t : s .ill i f. ; i Pvjp' m&y y " ' k : " -Vfl fmK m MR. AND MRS. HAROLD TAYLOR BARRETT IT , '!! '. ' : s AN AUGUST WEDDING in Peace Memorial Church, united the former Louise Henry Kobbini, daughter of Mrs. Mabla Henry and the late Melvin Henry, to Harold Taylor Barrett, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Barrott, of O'Donnell, Texas. The bridegroom is a rancher in Tulelake, where the couple will make their home. The Reverend Dwayne L. Proett read the double-ring candlelight ceremony before a gathering of close friends and relatives. In the circle above with the new Mrs. Barrett is her matron of honor Mrs. Josepn I. K.ker. Photo bv F.r.h.. Nuptial Rites In Malin Church MALIN At an informal wedding held before relatives and clos friends. Dorothy Saunders, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Saunders, became the bride of Lloyd W. Fields, son of Mrs. Blanche Fields, the double ting ceremony was held Saturday, August 9, at two o'clock In the afternoon at the Malin Community Church, with the Rev. George Shuman officiating. The bride, given in marriage by her father, was lovely in a ballerina length dress of blue lace and nylon net. With it she wore a small white satin hat and car ried a single white orchid on her white Rainbow Bible. Mrs. Lorene Bauer, sister of the bride, was matron of honor and her dress of pink nylon, with pink accessories. She carried a bouquet of white gardenias, baby gladioli and stephanotis. The wedding march was played by Sandra Fields, sister of the bridegroom. Andy Fields, served as his broth er's best man. Mrs. Saunders chose for her daughter's wedding, a dress of navy blue with navy blue acces sories. The bridegroom's mother wore pink with white acccssoreis. Following the wedding, a recep tion was held in the yard at the home of Mr, and Mrs. George Bauer. After the wedding cake had been cut by the new bride and bride groom, it was served by Bertha McKoen. Sally Smalley presided at the punch bowl. In charge of the guest book was Dena Fields, an other sister of the bridegroom. The popular young couple left Immediately for a short honey moon along the Oregon Coast. mJLELAKE MAN CLAIMS BRIDE IN PEACE MEMORIAL CHURCH In an Impressive candlelleht : of honor, and her nu u . double-ring ceremony read by theilurqttoi.se afternoon dress with Kev. Dwayne L. Proett in Peace i white accessories. She wore a halo Memorial Church. August 6. Louise headpiece of bronze daisies and Henry Robblns, daughter of Mrs. . carried an arrangement of bronze Mablc Henry and the late Melvin , chrysanthemums and daisies. Henry, oecame tne bride of HarolJ Carl Caulson was best man and WHIRLPOOL DRYERS and WASHERS Termi UHLIG'S 1026 Main Phone 5512 Taylor Barrett, Tulelake. son ol Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Barrett, O'Don nell. Texas. White and peach gladioli were used in profusion to decorate the church. Carl Hngel sang "Always" and "Because" before the ceremony. The bride was given In marriage Frank J. Sullivan was usher. Mrs. Henry chose a blue faille suit with taupe accessories for her daughter's wedding, and her cor sage was of talisman roses. Mrs. Barrett, mother of the bridegroom chose a gray faille dress with black accessories and her corsage was the same as Mrs. Henry's. She mode the trip by a close friend of the family, from Texas especially to attend Dr. Joseph T. Riker. She wore blue-gray lace ballerina frock over satin and net, topped with a brief bolero Jacket. Her bouquet was ol talisman roses and white carna tions, and In her hair she wore a halo headpiece of white carna tions. Her only Jewelry was an heir loom cameo brooch belonging to her mother. Mrs. Joseph T. Rlker was matron her son's wedding. A reception In the Pelican Party Room followed the ceremony. Mrs. Bnrrett, mother of the bridegroom, poured: Mrs. Leo Iluls cut the cake: and Mrs. Jo- (Continued on page 7) Stork Shower BONANZA A stork shower was given at the home of Mrs. Wlllnrd Noble on the evening of August 21, In honor of Mrs. Eugene Olp. Co-ho.stcsses were Mrs. Dick Emlth and Mrs. Louis Randall. Pastel sweet peas were used In attractive arrangements. Games and a social evening were en loved Refresh ments were served bv the hostcssra to Mrs. Olp and her mother Mrs. Ray, Mrs. James Balcock. Mrs. Bruce Bicler, Mrs. Walter Smith Jr.. Mrs. Walter Smith Sr.. Mrs. Ted Schmrdli. Mrs. Louis Staller, Mrs. Bessie Campbell, Mrs. Charles Schmrdli. Mrs. Joe Potu- rek. Mrs. Earl Hltson Sr.. Mrs. W. D. Campbell. Mrs. Bob Senior, Mrs. Kermlt Keyscr. Mrs. Maurice Ischmedll. and daughter Rickey Louise, and Miss Pauline Noble. MR. AND MRS. ROY P. LIEN 3950 Summers Lane, announce the engagement ol their attractive daughter, Myra, to Airman 3-c Kenneth E. (Jackl Lee, son of Mr. and Mrs. 0. R. Lee, ol Dorris. No data has batn set lor (ha wedding. Photo by Guderian Golden-Schumacher Wedding In Anaheim St. Boniface Church A white Chantilly lace sown, styled with a bouffant iklrt with tier upon tier of ruffled lace, fitted bodice with wide vee neckline just tipping the shoulders was worn b Klainc Elizabeth Schumacher for her wedding in St. llonilaie Catholic Church. Anaheim, Calif., to Jack Konald Golden. Iter illusion net fingertip veil was topped with a pearl Lrimmed lace crown, and she wore matching lace mitts and :arried a Chantilly lace fan with a cluster and cascade of .vhite cattleva and pharlcnopsls orchids, pale pink bouvnrdia and diminutive ivv. The bride Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Kmil Schumacher, of Anaheim and Halboa; and the bridegroom's parents arc Mr. and Mrs. Walter Clarence Golden, formerly of Tulelake, where they still own and operate ranches. Their present address is ania Ana. The sixpence In the bride's tlp per was rnl from Germany. The "borrowed" was a patterned prail rhoker necklace; the "old" was her mother's lace wedding hum), kerchief; the "new" uas her gown: nd he wore the traditional blue tarter. She was escorted to the chancel rail by her fsthcr, who gae her in marriage, Hie Reverend Michael Casey read the hervice at 11 a.m., Saturday, Aucust 33, tn I he prts ence of 400 Invited Iricnds and rel atives. A pale giren runner carpeted the Isle and the pews were garlnndrd with greenery and pink Ahattered carnation. Large baskets of pink asters were arranged at the altar end of the church. Maid of honor was Nelda Louise Schumacher, sister of the bride, and she was gowned In while rin- j broldcred organdy over shell pink j lafieta. ballerina length. She wore a coronet of pink bouvnrdia and Ivy and carried a matching eyelet 1 Ian with pale pink tuberous begon ias, bouvardia and Ivy. 'file bridesmaids all were dressed the same as the maid of honor and carried the same flower arrange ments. 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