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PAGE SIX HF.RALD ANb NEWS, KLAMATH FAtXS. OREGON Saturday, orronrcn in, m BROCADE BOUGHT IN CHINA BY BRIDEGROOM FOR BRIDE'S PARIS STYLED WEDDING GOWN Simplicity marked the recent nuptials of Mary Jo Woods nd T-8 Wesley N. Nuntcr, U.S. Ma tine Corps, who exchanged vows before the altar ol the First Chris tian Church. The reception alter the ceremony was at the home of the bridegroom's parents, Mr. ..id Mrs. J. H. Hunter, 2851 Wlard Street, A The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs W. B. Woods, Paris, France, where Wood, Is . U. B. Navy l tache; came from Trance recentl lor her marriage. , Reg Meeting Prosperity Rebekah Lodqe 104 Prosper' Rebekah Lodge 104.. reaular business meeting. October j, ,as conducted by Zclma How ard, noble grand. Alter the meeting. Theta Rho .in. nd their friends were In vited guests of the evening. junior Past Noble urgau. Vera Friisch. was misuess ot cere- monles and Bve instructions uwt Trand me oTtoe 1963 Rebekah embfy.'gnd member of Uie hoard ot control oi neia Kno g re.?ea uie surprise carna- Uon .and with H. -pJSS5S Queen Bernice ' of Prosperiiy Lodge 104. . Roberta Wade, past Pfl?en ' Thei Rflo Ciub 8, ana 'inela Kho alsembl? marshal, was crown princess Rooeru. Helen McCornack. Lillian Clark and Ellen Wade, a.l appeared In white formats, carrying green fans with "Bernice " in goid letters. After proper tribute was paid to Queen Bernice. Jlorence Custer sang several songs. Members of Royal Neighbors en tertained the group with an in structive ad hilarious Lucille Heller was program chairman. tfm trnivn ua rieslaned In Parts by Marguerite Millet; and wgs of pure wiiitc biocade purchased by Hunter while he was stationed In China Styled along classic lines with a dull-llnish satin ooiero ana g cathedral tram, uie gown was worn Willi a long veil of Illusion lace held with a halo-bonnet of the same salin used in the bolero. She carried a bouquet of while rosea and slephanotis. A floor length pale pink net dress was worn by Uie matron ol honor. Mrs. R. D. Hard. Her headpiece was made of matching satin and net; aim she catried a bouquet of pink carnations. Marvin SchulU, step-brother of (Ha hnnpirrmm. Vlt best mall. Kayinond Owens w-as usher. Tne Reverend ueorge Aider oinciatra. The ornaie three tiered wedding nt uhk .served bv the bride groom's Hum, Mrs. oeorge Frltch, oacrameiuo. Airs, xieiuen jauuis prcsmeo at the punch bowl and the guest book was passed by Mrs. .uarvin tschuits. Wes Johnson served the champagne which was sinpptd lrom France for the oc casion. For going away the bride wore a distuictive black wool suit trimmea with biacK velvet. Wim it she wore a white velvet hat and white kid gloves trimmed wmi bluet. Accessories wire of bUi i sueac and she wore Uie ioss from her bridal bouquet for her corsage. Alter a short honeymoon to Lake Tanoe and points souUi, Oceauside win oe nome to tne newiyweas. r s hunter will be stationed at Camp Peuuieion auer being on emo-ssy outy in Paris, France for two years. hunter is a graduate ol KUno, Chji,ilu uflpr orailiidlinn H ininori the Maraic Corps. The bride was educated in i ranee, wnere sne nas lived most of her me. aaaaaagiaBaBiiBatigHBamBagSMSiaiaf X n II II X . u A n c i X ; I ii 1 1 U II II AAUW ANNUAL SILVER TEA Naomi Shrine Five candidates were given the beautiful degree of the Order of the White bnrine oi jiiuw. : a sUted meeting of Naomi Shrine in the Masonic Temple October 7 with Blanche Scnulie. Worthy High Priestess, and James Hunter. Watchman of Shepherds, presiding. A brief memoral was given in memory of Sojourner Charles t. Dennis, Charter Member of Naomi Shrine, and Mrs. Grace Cade Su preme First Hand Maid. Ontario, Canada. Out of town visitors included So . n 1 1 n v. i .usnL Worthy ih Priestess and Delia Hayden. Past Worthy High Priestess of Willamette Shrine, Salem; Flor ence Harper. District Deputy of Bethany Shrine. Vancouver. Wash ington; Claribel and Charles Pack er Oregon Shrine, Portland: Mrs. Vance Walsted, Queen Esther Shrine. Petoskey, Michigan; Olive and Mathew Adamson, Vasu Shrine. Rock Island. Illinois: and Vera Hackler, member of Naomi Shrine, now living in Sacramento. Each expressed pleasure at being at the meeting as did each of uie newly made Sojourners. Nell Retterath, District Deputy of Naomi Shrine, spoke briefly of attending various California Shrines during the visitations of the the Supreme Worthy High Priest ess Sojourner Vivian Parrish of Murphysboro, Illinois. The temple was beautifully dec orated with large baskets of white gladiolas and dahlias In fall colors. The banquet room was decorated fci the Halloween motif. Tables carried out the same theme with small bouquets of nasturtiums and autumn leaves with tiny jack-o-lantems and black cat? as favors. An authentic "Old Witch" presided over the coffee table. Sojourner Arbhur Stone was in charge ol decorations and refreshments, as sisted by Sojourners Grace Cole. Lillian Webb and Martha Walker. Next meeting of Naomi Shrine will be held on November 4. cel ebrating Birthday and Friendship Bight. BRIDAL SHOWER Emily Eluier, who was married to Wayne Loerke recently, was guest of honor at a large shower septemoer ju. in ut reaerm Housing club room. UiMlacc. fA. t H nsrlv 'ra Donna Tenoski, Mrs. Tun Murphy and Airs. Aiicaey j nceic. The lace draped gift table w-as fiectively decorated with fall ..owers, and the same fall theme prevailed throughout the room. Games were played and prizes Summer Davis and Martha Krlzo. I Xrro .Tim nrrah aKttH Emllv in opening the gifts, after which refreshments were served to the following: Mrs. Ival Taylor, Mary Nelson. Martha Krlso. Mrs. Can Kiawitter, Fran Ennght. Mrs. Pat Hammond. Vivian Owens and Marlene; Mrs. Bob Dlrschle. Joan Atto, Mrs. Erwin ueca. Mrs. jrana Elmer, Mrs. Bert DuBols. Mrs. Lloyd Gift, Mrs. John Drysdale, Mrs. Lloyd Noffslnger and Marl neios. Barbara Wade. Mrs. Lincoln Zut- Urc Alhrt Wamr.lr Urt Bud Wampler, Mrs. Jim Derrah, want K intrcman Al e rrwi aa igvniu. Mrs. Ferman D. Schilling jr., Mrs. i iianni i.niTviaTi. 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