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HERALD ANO NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. ORKOON
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HOSTISSIS ... Mrs. Georq.
H. Mrrymen, loft, and Mr.
John 0. Mtrryman, riqht, with
one of tha many beautiful r.
rangemants of broni and yl-'
low chrysanthemums part of tha
striking background' for tha
distinctly tea they gave Oct.
22, in tha Pelican Party Room.
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AMONflk TH( MANY fRIINDS . . . who callad during tha aftarnoon
aMha Marryman taa from J to e p.m., war Mri, Andaw J. Honul,
la(t; Mri. Wllfrad E. Lamm, ecntcri and Mri. Eugana H. Favall.
MOM EUOINI . . . wai Mri. 6odfray Blohm, at tha right, with Mrt.
G. C. Lorant. Mrt. Blohrn.fermar Klamath Fa'li raiidant, wat ottuplad
much of tha aftamoon hanging graatlngi wltk frlandt mada whan
tha and Mr. Blohm lid hara. .
NEWCOMER AND LONG-TIME RESIDENT Mn. J. C Utwillar,
laft, and Mrt. Gaorga Wright In animatad convocation. .
MRS. EDWARD HALL PIKE ... laatad at tha tabla. tarving Mrt.
Phillip Hitchcock, !aft, and Mri. Staphan Mohar. -.
ASSISTING . .-. at tha lovaly taa wai Mr. R. R. Macartnay) and pouring
wara: Mrt. Hanry C. ZAr, Mrt. John H. Martin, Mrt. Frank JanVlm,
Mrt. i. Royal Shaw, Mrt. Edward Hall Pika and Mrt. Victor O'Nalll.
MARRIED IN
FORT WAYNE
WESTS IDE According to word
recently received here tfy friends.
Vernon Dale Travis (formerly oi
the West 6ide was married on
Julv 7, at 3:30 p.m. to Thelma
Louise Henendeen. daughter of Mr.
end Mrs. Louis C. Henendeen of
Fort Wayne. Indiana.
The marriasre service was read
bv the Reverend Carl Brown in
the Emanuel Baptist Church. ForH
Wavne. The bride wore lor ner
wedding and traveling, a gray
traveling dress, with, complement
ing accessories.
The bridegroom; son of Mr. and
Mrs. A. L. Travis. Harbor, Ore.,
U stationed at the present in
Korea, where he Is a Medic at
an Evacuation Hospital.
While he is away his wife Is
-making her home with his parents
at Harbor, and is employed in
Brookings.
ALICE VITUS
HONORED BY
QUOTA CLUB
Members of Klamath Quota
club honored Alice Vitus, retiring
governor of the 14th district, at a
party given Wednesday evening at
her home, which also was in cele
bration of the club's birthday and
took the place of the regular Octo
ber dinner meeting,
i Mrs. Vltvs was presented with
gift in appreciation of her past
gear's tervice, and reports were
given on the district conference
over which she presided last week
end in Portland at the Heathman
hotel.
Those attending from Klamath
Tails, besides the district gover
nor, were Vera Chase, district sec
retary: Ada Bproat. president of
the Klamath club, and Nadlne Coi
vin, second vice president, who
were delegates. About 75 were in
attendance and other clubs repre
sented Included Eugene, Portland,
iTacoma, Seattle and Spokane,
Wash., Vancouver and Victoria,
B. C.
A surprise honor was conferred
by Portland at the Saturday eve
ning banquet when Dorothy Crlm,"
Seattle, the new international pres-
-juenb oi vguoui, was made an non
orary member of the Rosarians,
Following election of officers on
Sunday morning, Mrs. Vitus turned
over her official governor duties
to Lucille Graham, Seattle, and
Anna Mae Powers, Spokane, was
installed as lieutenant governor.
During a short business meeting
Wednesday evening, the Kltfmath
club voted to change its program
meetings from evenings to the
luncheon hour, the first of which
Avll be November 10 at tho Pell
can parly room, with Irene Van
Winkle In charge. Harriet Floyd
was greeted as a new member,
and birthday gifts were wwi by
Catherine Fyock and Hap Lawler.
CATHOLIC RITES-UNITE
COUPLE IN MERRILL CHURCH
In one of the loveliest weddings of the early fall, Marie
Suty, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anton Suty, Merrill, becanje
the bride of John Robert Lane. The bridegroom is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Lane, Adel, Ore. The young couple
are both from pioneer Klamath and Lake County families.
The double-ring ceremony was read at 10 a.m., Oct 11,
in St. Augustine's Church, Merrill by Father Phelan.
Preceding the ceremony, Mrs. Robert Long sang Schu
bert's Ava Maria and Panis Angelicus. During the mass the
choir sang "0 Beautiful Mother." Paula Clark played the
organ accompaniment.
Acolytes were Con O'Nell and
Jackie Barry.
The altar was flanked with ar
rangements of orchid and white
chrysanthemums.
The bride, lovely In Ivory Chan-
liny lace and satin was escorted
to the altar by her father. Her
finger-Up tulle veil was caught by
a halo of net outlined with seed
pearls and sequins and she carried
a white orchid on a white prayer
Book. She wore a blue satin gar
ter, worn by her tlster. Mrs. Rob
ert Thompson at her wedding and
an Australian penny in her satin
fandal. Her borrowed pearls were
old.
Helen Sutv.was maid of honor
for her sister. Her ballerina length
frock of green satin was made
with an overs irt of silver Import
ed French lace. She wore a match
ing cap and carried green carna
tions tied witn satin jmoons oi
the same shade.
Maids of honor In duplicate
frocks with matching carnation ar
rangements were Mrs. Robert K.
Thompson, sister of the bride. In
shaded aqua. Mrs. Gary Morris,
sister of the bridegroom, In shaded
pink ana Martha Krizo, cousin oi
the bride in shaded blue.
'Golden haired Jeanne Thompson.
niece of the bride, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert K. Thompson,
Clinton Avenue, Klamath Falls,
wore a matching pink frock and
carried a white basket of pink
rose petals. ,
Best man was Terry Cahlll
Adcl.
Ushers were George Cahlll. Adel,
John O'Lcary, Paisley, Robert K.
Thompson, Klamath Falls.
The handsome young ring-bearer
was Chris Kandra, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Ivan Kandra, Merrill,
For her daughter's wedding.
Mrs. Sutv chose a toast Chantilly
frock over self-colored satin with
matching satin hat. Her accesso
ries were bronn and she wore two
cymbidlum orchids at the shoulder.
The bridegroom's mother wore
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wine lace with gray accessories
and the same shade of orchid aa
corsage.
Immediately following the cere
mony a wedding oreakiasi to
served at the Sportsman's hotel
with places marked for 35 guests.
A reception was held at 7 p. m.
in St. Augustine's church for zoo
guests. The new Mr. and Mrs.
Lane cut the first piece of their
four-tiered white wedding cake, en
circled with pink Elf roses and
maidenhair fern. Buver oeiia
topped the confection.
Vonnle Olynn. Tulelake, was n
charge of the guest book. At the
coffee urn were Mrs. William Kan
dra and Mrs. John Kandra, Mrs.
Joe LlpUk preilded at the puncn
bowl and Mrs. meve a sacs.
of the bride served the cake.
For traveling, the new" Mrs.
Lane chose a cream wool suit
with satin trim, brown alligator
accessories, brown nat ana net
(houlder corsage was two green
orchids.
Following a weooing trip to Brit
ish Columbia and other points
north they will live on the bride
groom's ranch at Adel.
Mrs. Lane Is a graduate of
Klamath Union High School and
attended the University of Wash
ington. The bridegroom was grad
uated from Lakevlew High School.
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STONE-OBERG VOWS SAID
IN DOUBLE-RING CEREMONY
In a candlelight double-ring ceremony, read by Pastor
Irvin Tweet in the Klamath Lutheran Church, Oct 11,
7 p.m., Virginia Obcrg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Obcrg, 1545 Oregon Avenue, became the bride of- John
'Stone, son of Mr. and "Mrs. Harry S. Stone,. 2204 Darrow
'Avenue.
I An all-white color scheme was chosen for the decora
tions; chrysanthemums and gladioli accented with the green
of palms were effectively used at the altar and pews were
marked with White satin bows holding tapers entwined with
ivy.
Given in marriage by her father, the bride was lovely
in an ankle length gown of tulle and Chantilly lace over
slipper satin.
( The gown was styled with a low?
scalloped neckline, outlined with
a ruffle of pleated tulle. The match
ing lace milts also had pleated
tulle at the wrists. A small lace
cap held the waist length veil of
lllualqn net. 8he carried a cres
cent shaped bouquet of white roses
and stephanotls. Her only Jewelry
was a single strand choker of
pearls. ,
Matron of honor was Mrs. Hal
Adams. Mrdford. Bridesmaids
were Mrs. Alan Davldinn, Hllla.
boro, sister of the bridegroom;
and Mrs. Bill Alexander. All wore
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Not everyone has the same favorite color. It's
the same way with piano tone. You wisely
should choose occordina to vour own personal
preference. To moke this possible we corry
many leadinq makes of pianos. Then, too, mod
ern spinet ond console type cases ollow vou a
wide individual choice in styles and finishesiTo
suit your taste in beauty of appearance os well
as tone we carry pianos in varied walnuts, and
mahoqanies, maple, blonde mahoqany, limed
oak. burnt walnut, mahoqony with rich plastic
trim, styled in 0 u e e n Anne, Chippendole,
French Provincial, Swedish Modcrne, Colonial
ond mony others.
Yes. rioht here in Klamoth Falls is the larqest '
stock of leodinq make pianos in this part of
the west.
LOUIS R. MANN PIANO CO.
120 No. 7th St.
Phone 7182
ballerina length dresres of whit
net over taffeta, patterned after
the brlde'a. and with them they
wore deep green aatln aashes and
matching shoes. Their crescent
shaped bouquets were of white pom
pon chrysanthemum and Ivy, and
they wore matching headpieces.
Alan Davidson, brother-in-law of
the bridegroom, was beat man.
Ushers were Jerry Schubert and
Alan Klus.
Mrs. Oberg chose a floor length
dress of aqua crepe with match
ing lace lop, aqua gloves and hat.
and ber shoulder coraaga tu I
purpl orchid.
Dusty-rose crepe and lac was
worn by Mrs. bum, with toast
accesaorlea and ucr coraag waa a
brom orchid.
Before th ceremony Dick Ma
lum aang "I Love The" accoin.
Denied by Mrs. Arthur Denlaon at
tlx organ. Mrs. Denlson a I a o
played the traditional wedding
inarches. "The tard'a Prayer
was sung during th Mrvic.
The reception was In the church
parlors, Mrs. Warren Ocha, Mer
rill, served the cake; Mrs. Joe
MulllcK Jr. presided at the punch
bowl; Mrs. Euitene Werner and
Mrs, Paul Lund erved' th col
lee; and Mrs. Jack Wynanl, Mer
rill, passed the ttitoat book.
For travel, th bride wore a
winter-white knit ault, filled red
coal of poodle cloth, black acces
lories and a corsage of whli roars
from her wedding bouquet.
From out of town, oiher than
Ihe wedding parly, were: Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Llndberg uncle and
I aunt oi the rjrioe, ana Roy una
brrjf, cousin, Corur d'Alene; Mr.
and Mrs. Jonaa Waldin, Tulelase;
I Mrs. Lorraine Hall, Mr. and Mrs.
I Heinle Herlager, Medford, Jack
IWvnanl Warren Ocha and son
'Clcve, Merrill; Jimmy Hall, Bia
I ber; and Oscar Rylander, Bly.
I After a Canadian honeymoon,
Ihe couple Is now at home In Cor
Ivallia where John Is a pre-medlo
'rludent at Oregon Stat Collet.
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