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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 25, 1952)
SATURDAY. OCTOnm 25, 11)52 ' PAGE SIX r HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON mi in gS5 Waggoner-McFarland Nuptials in . St. Paul's Episcopal Church fP$ 's7 5k CVS A 11 A?W& v' -if . 1 'A J J 'ikevt .:t.; a. x3 i i i ,1 V i 1 J tt - WJAtw 1 ' : . r. mu i r i mum.- .......--- v. i . .-- - Shower For Sarah O'Keeffe PORT KLAMATH Th Patrick J McAulilte resiaence was ine Uttins lor a dellghllul evcm. ocv. i7. when .an o Keelie. i; tracUve brtde-lccv ol Patrick Keanneally, Fort Klamath, ni i the topwuon or . targe brc;al how- given lor h by M";. uiee. Mrs- ore u MlUer ' and Mrs. Joseph McAulille. , Karah is the daughter of Mr. and Mr. Dan O'KeeKe. Tulelake, Ind the Sng t idduW lor Saturday. Nv. 15. 10 ..m. In BU ?.hJ?.r-MVrh Id, and bSnT S . ,rm. o. a flcierf. Gift package on the table ,nd lurroundlng floor apace. hen onened by Sarah, revealed many Sul and practical arUc e .lor her future home. Mrs. P' i McAuliffe awwted Sarah by re cording the gift list. Oames were played with wrd Kolng to Mrs. Thelma Dou? and OeneVa McAuliffe. Ouest prl was riven to Mrs. James F. Van Wor- mRfre!hmcnt9 were ferved by the hostesses to the lollowlng: Guest of honor, her mother, Mrs. Dan O'Keeffe; her aunt, Mrs. Tom O'Keeffe. Malln; June Noble. Bo nanza Bernadlne Hannon. mater " ...r,i ni Mr. Patrick Mc Auliffe; Marela Wilfon. Mrs. Ous Drier. Mrs. Thelma Dou'.s. Mrs. Alien Davis. Mrs. 6tanlry Pade. Klamath Falls; Geneva McAuliffe. Mr. James F. Van Wormer. Mrs. Elizabeth M. Looslev. Mrs. Marvin Roeder, Mrs. Lloyd Nicholson, Mrs. Robert Helms, Mrs. Harold Wint er and Mrs. William A. Page. Fort Klamath. Olfts were sent by the following ; who were unable to attend: Mrs. I Merle M. Fisher, Klamath Fsllf. j moUir of Mrs. Patrick J. McAul-1 Iffe- Mrs. Joseph Hslford. Mrs. ... J - u.t Ct.a PrftrhH I Mrs. Stew art 'Nicholson, Mr. Wll- i Ham Marston, Mrs. timore nicnoi aon. Mrs. Cliy Thomas, Mrs. Harry Orem, Mrs. Joanna Taylor, Diane Bechtel and Marie Nichol son, Fort Klamath. CI Club Guest FORT KLAMATH A sprflal fuest at tne CI Club meeting Oct. 17, was Mrs Walter Btrahan, Can. yon City, who with her husband is visiting nis parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Btrahan. NINA BUCK SETS DATE FOR WEDDING r-urr noTTlM Th rfat of a wpddinj was announced at a fam ily dinner party given last, oaiur dav evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Forest Freld. Last aprlng the engagement of Nina Buck, dauchter of the Reverend and Mrs. Leonard Buck. Tualatin, and Le roy Giengcr. son of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy denser, was announced but no dale hid been set for the cere mony. Sundav. January 25, has been chostn bv the young couple lor their wedding which will be held in the cniioquin weuioaisi cuum n th Hinnitr on Satur day were the Reverend and Mrs. Buck ana aaugniers r,uiciie Nina, all of Tualatin. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Gienger. Leroy Gicnger. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Jtirca er. and the Frieds with their chil dren, Candice, Lynda, Mark and Melissa. DELPHIANS 1 nu rvoinhian nf Delta Gamma Chapter will meet Tue". Oct. ". at ;4 a.m. in ine iw ing. hubject to be discussed Is, That "Average" Standard of Living. Leacli-r will be Ida Odell; ques tions relating to the subject will be presented by Omega Peak, Alma Oetz, unanoue usuum v thy Pinniger. This year's studv t sn extension of "Patterns for Living," WAGGOfe-McFARLAND VOWS The wedding of Donna Mane McFarlana to waucr Benton Waggoner in St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Sunday, OcL 12, was an important event of the fall season. i -mo orriiwomcnk nf vpllnw-hronze chrvsanthemums and salmon gladioli formed the background for the 3 p.m. ceremony, the Reverend Galen Onstad officiating. IIC VI IUU iO HIC UOMfeiifVi - - Farland, 1751 Etna, and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter K. waggoner, uiam on. Mrs. Sam Mushen, organist, accompanied Mrs. E. S Sheridan, soloist. , Escorted to the chancel rail byT NFW UCMIERS of lha vouno married let. art Mr. and Mrt (I to rl. Bridtimaidi, Laurint McFarUnd, litter of the brida; I matron of honor, Mn. J. P. Brown. To ha right of the brida tnd ware, Jack Kamnitier. Arthur Paltenon and Ruuell Mathtton. In the picturo with brido'l atttndanti; Laurlna, in back bridal bouqutt their undivided attention. To right of radiant bri the cireli. the raw Mr. and Mrt. Waggoner dodge rict at thay I wadt ara thown with tha alaborata confection which weighed I Waller Demon idodi ..ywnwr, nu ,nn ivnwa,,,., f ,...,, haron Gordon and Mrt. B. D. Morriton, alto tittar of tha bride; . , L I D f D.LI V . 1 1 . - . . - J . . . L . . Drioegroorn , narry n. idddi Hiunw, mwn, tnu fn".r. i ir. i ri i i iL.:. L..L. i. ala ro Tne IVTT, ana jniron, larfigunvi tuin , v ide, Mn. B. 0. Morriton, (her titter I; and Mrt. J. P. Brown. In eava tha recaption, suiting ine cane at me recaption; rna nawiy. 00 poundt. motet by rereDee hrr father Donna wore a wnite isatin gown styled with a fitted bodice with a square necanne ed;red with a wide border of lace, long sleeved ana with a iuii court train. Her finger-tip lace edged ..-.1 ... V..M with rrnvn nf Seed pearls, and ahe carried a crescent .shaped oouquet ot wnne ciirynaii themums centered wiih Carioca roses. Matron of honor, Mrs. j. v. Brown, wore a gown of pale )cl- Inm bvIah 111 I TlA FmTTiA S crescent shaped bouquet of yellow. bronze cnry&anuimiurna iiu matching flowers were worn In her hair. Farland, sister of the bride, who wore a pale green nylon tulle frock styled the same as the other attendant, and she carried the same type bouquet as the matron of honor; Sharon Gordon and Mrs. B. D. Morrison, sister of the bride. were dressed the same as the other attendants, except that Sharon's dress was pale yellow. Best man was Harrv R. (Bob) Waggoner, brother of the bride groom; ana usnera were Jaca i Marin Petersen, candidate far Ceuaty Commiiiionar, advocate! , , , paint two . . . cooperation wlrh daaertrnant headi re increase eiislk service and efficiency , Kheelt, etc.! ft. Adv. Mariui WEDDING INVITATIONS ond ANNOUNCEMENTS Processed or Engraved 4 Day Delivery! SHAW STATIONERY CO. 790 u.: Ruisell Matheson . Mis. McFarland chose a rrune- tnne trimmed black dress for her daughter's wedding, and her corsage was ol rea rowi, Mrs. Waggoner, mother of the bridegroom wore a coistume In a Lurf nl.,m .KaH. ,tth ntnlc .prM. sorles and corsage of pink roses. ine reception was ininiruiHieiy after the ceremony in the church parlor. Darlene Gordon. Dorothle McKune and Mrs. Arthur Blisa nouied: Mrs. D. W. Hitchcock cut the cake; Mrs. H. H Waggoner and Mrs. Raymond Budden av iid and Mrs. M. Houser oassed the guest book. The popular young nrwiywca are both graduates of KUH8 and the bridegroom attended Oregon State College and Oregon Techni cal Institute. He Is associated with his father In the Waggoner Drug company. For the wedding trip to the Ore gon coast, the bride wore a dark green costume with gold and black accessories, and her corsage was of Carioca roses. The eounle la now at home, (18 lOrant Street. PHOTOGRAPHY off Your Lovely Wedding DESERVES THE ARTISTRY 'AT UNDERWOOD'S Studio Phone 4526 706 MAIN STREET f "t finished exactly as Jack likes them Something die Jack likci obout our cartful ond ma ticuloui tarvict. Doesn't cott too much "lock" . . o welcome savings In thai doyi of loarinq oricei. You con bf a wise wife, too. Jutt call Cos code! Sand Your Cleoninq With Your Laundry Juf Phont 3111 A 1 H Pi II l A 1 M n " 'c .. i At...''. ?s.v . "a" ,T -rsXj :...Ww.fcS0 111 V. 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