HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORKr.ON
SATURDAY, DECKMRER fl, 10.12
Sarah O'Keeffe
Nuptial Mass in
St. Augustine's
BETTY DERRY K
JOSEPH NORK y
NUPTIAL MASS
Lovely Bride in Si. Francis Cabrini Catholic Church If
PARR SIX
TULELAKE In one ol the
loveliest wedding of the tail.
Sarah Veronica O Keelle, lulelnke,
daughter o( Mr. and Mrs. Dun
O'Keelle. became the bride of
Patrick Joseph Kcmieally, Fort
Klamath.
Three hundred guests were pes
ent.
The bridegroom Is the son if
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Kenneally
New Market. County Cork, Ireland
The double ring, nuptial mass
svaa rend at 10 a.m.. In St
Auiiusllne s Church. Merrill, by
Father Cornelius O'Connor, pastor
ol Holy Cross Church. Tulelakc.
Druulttw lh. MMinnnv Mrs
Dsve Brldee. Klamath Fills, tans
"Ave Maria" and "Panls An-
Rcllcus"' with Mrs. Ellis Wilson.
Merrill, at the oraan lor accom
paniments and the weddin?
marches.
The church was beautifully deco
rated with masses of bronie ana
Yellow chrysanthemums, svooa-
wardia fern and many lighted
taners In candelabra. Pews were
tied with bronie ribbons and yel
low mums.
The lovely bride, given In mar
rlnne bv her father, wore a full.
(.klrtcd white satin frock with long
train, wide Inserted panels
of Cluny lace fell from waist to
hemline and formed deep bertha
on the bod ce. A sneer yoie. tiny
stand-up collar and long sleeves
pointed ax uie w rist ennauv-cu wic
irnrk
Her finger-tip nel veil. Imported
from Holland, was ncid oy a uara
of seed pearl oranse blossoms
loaned bv Mrs. Pat McAultffe. She
wore her mother'a diamond en
gagement ring and handkerchief
brought from Ireland by an aunt,
Mrs. Jack O'Keeffe. She wore the
traditional blue garter and penny
in her sandal.
Her flowers were white orchids
on a white Prayer Book.
For their vows the young cou
pi knelt on a white satin prayer
bench.
Nora O'Keeffe, Malin, cousin of
the bride as maid of honor wore
mint green satin with full over-
skirt of matching net ana tiny
bolero Jacket. Her flowers, ' tied
with champagne ribbons were
bronze and white chrysanthe
mums. She wore headband of
the same flowers.
Gay Bergman, Tulelake, and
Janet Dixon. Los Angeles, brides
raatds wore champagne satin
Irocks. Identical to the honor at
tendant's and carried bronze mums
tied with mint colored ribbons.
Their headbands matched their
arm arrangements.
Little Lena Mae O'Keeffe. sister
of the bride wore white with a
yellow mum halo and yellow petals
in a white basket.
Best man was Jim Kenneally.
brother of the bridegroom. Fort
Klamath.
Usher were Jack Kenneally.
Fort Bldwell, Tim Kenneally, Fort
Klamath. Also assisting were Pat
rick J. McAuliffe. Klamath Falls,
cousin of the bridegroom. Pat
Burke. Lakeview, cousin of the
bridegroom and John O'Keeffe.
brother of the bride.
Altar dots were Jack McAuliffe
and Pat McAuliffe, Fort Klamath.
For her daughter's wedding Mrs.
O'Keeffe chose a royal blue crepe
frock with desert pink hat ana
gloves and rose buds and gar
denias at the shoulder. -
A reception was held to the par
ish hall of St. Augustine's im
mediatelv after the ceremony.
Arrangement of chrysanthe
mums In fall colors were used
about the rooms. Red rose buds,
the bride's" favorite flowers cen
tered 'he punch table attended by
Norren and Sadie O'Keeffe. Adel,
cousins of the bride.
At the silver coffee service '
Mrs. Alfred W. Bradshaw, Med
ford, maternal grandmother of the
new Mrs. ivenneauy. one ure
Dale blue brocaded silk ensemble
with white carnation corsage. Also
at the coffee urn was Mrs. Jerry
Ahern. Merrill.
The beautiful five-tiered silver
and white wedding cake, topped
by a bride and bridegroom be
neath silver bells was cut first by
the bride. later served by her
aunt". Mrs. Jack 0"Keeffe. Adel.
and Mrs. Tom O "Keelfe, Malin.
Mrs. August Drier. Klamath
Kails. eouin of the bride was in
charge of the guest book, Mrs. Con
K. Murphy, Merrill, of the gift
table.
A large number of guests gath
ered in the evening at the parish
hall for dancing.
For traveling the new Mrs. Ken
neally wore a navy frock with gold
accessories and hat, a white top
coat and her orchids at her shoul
der. The newlyweds honeymooned In
peno and points south and are now
at name at Cottonwood, Calif.
Out of town guests were Mrs.
Mosser Taylor. Los Angeles, Janet
Dixon Los Aneeles and two cous
in of the bridegroom, Christina
Burke and Dsn Burke, New Mar
ket, Ireland, who brought a gift of
sliver spoons and an Irish linen
tablecloth, hand embroidered with
the Irish harp, from his parents. A
cablegram from them was also
received following the ceremony.
Mrs. Kenneally Is a graduate of
Sacred Heart Academy, Klamath
Falls, and for a time was enrolled
In St. Joseph's School of Nursing.,
San Francisco.
Mr. Kenneally graduated from
high school In Ireland.
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A DOUBLE-RING CANDLELIGHT CEREMONY . . . Nov. 15 1 ff V V ' U?.' .-.' '.':-: I i : I
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p.m. ai witnessed by a large gathering ot invited friends and rela
ives. when the Reverend John Phelan read the service uniting
Betty Ann Derry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Cerry, Malin, and
Joseph J. Nork, in marriage. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. end
Mrs. Ben Norl, Langell Valley. Above tbe pretty vivacious bride is
shown after tho ceremony,
THE PtCTURESOUE . , . Catholic Church in Bonanza was the setting for
a wedding of w.de interest in the Klamath Basin. At the right the bride
and bridegroom are shown with'their parents. Mr.' and Mrs. Derry, left,
and Mr. and Mrs. Nork at the right. . Photos by Guderian
VENTURE CLUB
INITIATION
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dorsement added t rour fire In
surance poller. Ask Hons Norland
about it. 127 Fine St. Phone t-2515.
Klamath Falls Venture Club an
nual formal initiation banquet an:i
ceremony was an event of Tues
oay mgnt,
Hole!.
The Initiates included Shirley
Mason. Ann Cocy. Virginia L.
Fieman, Marilyn Hemingsen, Ger
trude Hoetiler. Phyllis Lynch, and
Dolores Kidder.
Each Venture girl had as a spe
cial guest her own Soroptimlst
Club sponsor.
laoie aecorauons louowed the
ub colors of blue and white with
the floral centerpiece made up of
mums accented wun blue leaves.
Following the business meeting
and candlelight initiation cere
mony, a musical program was pre
sented by little Linda and Sally
Hanviile on the piano and violin.
Guest speaker of the eveing was
Mr. Lee Hendricks who spoke on
Mexico. He and Mrs. Hendricks
visited Mexico last May and beau
tiful color slides were shown along
with an exhibition of some of the
articles brought back from that
country.
Zuleima Nile Club
MASON-TAYLOR NUPTIALS IN
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
A background of gold, bronze and yellow chrysanthe
mums arranged wilii greenery, and illuminated with candle
light, was the selling for the wedding of Janice Taylor to ! nn
Mason, Nov. lii. lhc service was read by the Rev. ;
m Lavid I- B.imclt Jr. The lovely bride is the daughter of Mr. nd Mrs. wiiiiam o. Heistein.
, Lj ir. r,r.i.. II T-i-lf.r - I Dorrls: Mr and Mrs -Karl Mr
ucedbyiand Mrs. George II. 1alor, . Killf Mr ,nd Mr c Ba,
parlors immediately after the cer
emony. Pouring were Diane Oldenburg
and Audree Duel). Donna Phillips
and Doralyn Parton jul the cake;
and Margaret Scholrr and Sue
mby carried the gue.-t book.
Out of town guests lln-liiclrl Mr.
Bonanza
Parents Patrons
BONANZA Bonanza Parents
and Patrons met at the Auditorium
at t p.m., Nov. 24. President Faye
Welmer in charge.
Following the short business
meeting. Francis Stunner gave the
4-H awsrds. A program of Thanks
giving songs by the 1th and th
grades was enjoyed under the di
rection of Mrs. Dslton. The first
lesson on folk and square danc
ing will be held for Parents and
Patrons and their families at the.
school the evening of Dec. 10, with
Otto Ellis the instructor. It is
hoped to get families out to these
parties.
There will be no meeting of the
Parents and Patrons during De
cember, the next meeting will be
the fourth Monday in January.
Following the meeting refresh
ments were served bv Marcine
Holt and her committee.
The regular meeting of Zuleima
Nile Club of Klamath Falls, held
Dec. 3, at the Willard Hotel was
called to order by President Phvl-
Dec. 1 at thf. WinPfl ha Msv. The frrotin inlnefl in lnir.
i ing , -Silent JSisht" and "Jmalc ! i
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New members. Cole Brow
iiuurc miller, ncic: uiuouuccd di dim ..lis. vji'si&i ii. la.iwip I I Fail Mr and Mrs J C Ba
i-muicm ruu. , 4(j5a Bryant Avenue; and ttlC j Brldesmnids, Barbara Mi-Mahan' Mr. and Mrs. Dean Crawiord. Mr
Twenty-four ' sock dollars were 1,-1 j i . h r ., fr and Mrs. Gene Overen. wore green I and Mrs. M. R. Laird. Mrs. K. C.
presented to the club bv Beulahi" " net over matciiiiig satin, nmluiiiiij
Elliott's sewing class. They will I Mr. and Mrs. Beryl Mason, I slippers, and their headbands and
be added to the Christmas gift . 233S Vine Avenue. I now-gay bouqueui were yellow
club colors of blue and while with iitm, H1t,T j.." inTek.i, Escorted to the altar by her fa. -- s...
in. iir.r.1 onrme Hospital. Jean Puckcti is .h,r who oave her in marnaae. Best man was Carl Hilton: and
in charge of the gilt box. junice wore a gov-n of tauii and j u.'hera were Jack B reason. Bill
Olive Rich won the door prise white lace, stvlcd with a fitted ; Collier and Joe Sellars.
and birthday prize was won by 1 bodice. Lice trimmed yoke with Flower girl was Owen Jester;
Dora Austin. I peter pan collar, and a lull skirt I and Ronnie Stevens was rlng-bcar-
Margaret Larkln. program chair-! with a court train, tirr timeriin cr.
man. introduced the Altamont Jun- veil was held with a hradbnnd ol
lor High School chorus. Under the lace, seed pc.irl trimmed. Kne c.ir
directlon of Mrs. Vlolette Moore. 1 rled a bouquet of white carnations,
the chorus sang five numbers. The : roses, lihes-of-thr-vailry and sieph
program chairman then conducted ianotls centered with a large white
a Christmas quiz, awarding prizes orchid.
to the winners. j Barbara Arnold, maid of honor.
Vera Fritsch w as chairman ot 1 wore a gown of salmon net over
th Hav Ttthl. Hur. the snm f.harle nf satin, with
arranged bv Ninon Nybeck who ' matching satin slippers. Her head- I 'd.
made individual holly corsages for I bar-1 and no?eay bouquet were of Mrs. Mason, mother nf the bride,
the members. salmon carnations, and the latter , Kroom. wore a soft pink faille suit
waa centered with a talisman rose, i n oiaca accessories. Bom moth-
Clubs, and la Junior womens' ten
nis champion of City Tennis Tour
nament. Alter a honeymoon trip to the
Bay Area, the popular couple Is
BONANZA The liiurrlage of
llelly Ann Derry lo Joneph J,
Noik was oleinnlrrrt In HI. Fran
ces Cn In Hit Calliuilu Cliill i'h lln-liaiir-a,
Nov. lit, at 1 p.m. with
the Reverend John Plirlsit offici
ating, The ilnulile-rliig rnndlrilglit aei v
Ire was read ueliire an altar
banked Willi white chrysan
themums ami bsbv antera, Dan
Nork and Dan t'oluell wera candle
llghlera. Ilie prellv bilile Is Hie riaiiglilrr
of Mr. and Mrs. It. K. Derry, Mall:i
and Iha brUtegiiinin la Ilia ann nf
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Nork of Langell
Valley.
Given In marrlaue by her fath
er Hie bride waa lovely In a .
ballerina length ilresa of while
lace and nylon net, a finger lip
veil with a crown of seed pearls.
Khe carried a while prayer book
with a white orchid and streamers.
Matron of honor was the bride's
slater Mrs, Howard Mrlimldl, who
Wore a pale green nylon net with
a bouquet of rarnallons and asiers.
Bridesmaids were Nada l.'iu Df r
ry and Frances Nork. who Imih
wore lavender nylon net and then
bouqueta were pnstel carnation
and aitrrs. Tliry all wore matcnum
headbanriv Utile Judy Pool, mere
of the bridegroom was flower gnl
and wore pale green, Bernard
Nork, brother of the bridegroom,
was best man. Uahers wera Junes
Nnrk and Dallas Hiitherland. Mrs.
I.eland Harris, organist, played
Ills wedding march and accom
panied Mrs. Hoy Fernluwt. who
sang "On Thla Day Oh HeauUlul
Mother," and Bilile Harris, who
aang "Ave Maria."
For her daughter's wedding Mrs.
Derry chose a gray dress with
black accessories, with a corsage
of red rose buds. Mrs. Nork. the
' bridegrooms mother, wore a blua
dress with black accessories and
her count wai also of rtd rose
buds, The reception following the
ceremony was held at the home
nf (he bride's patents In Malin.
'I he beautiful four-tiered wedding
rake was cut by the brldt'a aunt,
Mrs. Vern Brugger, Donna Derry
assisted with nerving cake. Mrs.
Pearl Derry the bride grand
mother served the rolfre ana Hally
Dmalley was at the punch bowl.
Gertrude lloeftler passed Uie gum
book.
The new Mrs. Nork wore a rust
brown ault with black accessories
and her orchid at the shoulde-
for bar going away ouifll. Follo"
Ing a honeymoon trip to the coast.
Han Francisco, Lake Tahog and
Reno the young couple will make
telr home In Klamath Falla,
Out of town guests for the wed
ding w'tre the bride'a grandmother.
Mrs. Pearl Derry and her aunt,
Mra. Vern Brugger and her hus.
band and small aon, Mike, all
from Yale, Iowa.
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QUOTA CLUB
Klamath Quotarlana will meet at
the Pelican party room Monday
evening, Dec. I. to enjoy their an
nual Christmas party with hus
bands and guests. A social hour
starla at 10. followed by dinner
at I K. A program ol music,
gamea end a gilt exchange la be
ing arranged by a committee of
past presidents.
The regular luncheon meeting of
Quota club will not be held thia
month, but each member will do
nate her luncheon money to a aerv.
Ice protect to provide the Juvenile
Home with Individual loya through
now at home, 3116 tbeilein Avenuelout the coming year.
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Mrs. George Mrlntyre, organl-,1.
accompanied vocal soloist Ruby
! Gehrlng. who sang "For You
j Alone" and "The Loid's Prayer ".
Mrs. Taylor chose a champagne
colored afternoon dress lor her
. daughter's wedding. Her hat was
'brown velveteen, close fitting, and
1 ner anoes and bag were of brown
On behalf of the nresldent. Char
lotte Osborn thanked the commit-
tee for an outstanding meeting. 1 Don't be a pin-up girl on wash
Group recitation of the Mizpahiday; Irv the Budget Bundle laun
ched the meeting. 1 dry service at Men's Hand Laundry.
,crs wore a corsage of roses.
Wilkinson. Mr. and Mrs. Ilnvliiia
and children Patricia and Jim, all
of Tulelake; and Mr. and Mrs. J.
T. Gardner, Bonanza.
Relatives from out of town were.
; Mr. and Mrs. W. T. James and
j Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Nickersnn.
Vallejo; and Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Taylor. Susanvllle.
For her going away costume, Ja.
nice wore a two-tone gray-suit with
red vejveteen accessories; and
her shoulder corsage was the white
orchid from her bridal bouquet.
The new Mr and Mrs. Mason
are both KUI1S graduates; and
were active In school ecllvitlea.
Dean was president of a cappella
choir while in school. During his
service In the navy he saw action
In the Korean waters. Janice was
a member of a cappella choir.
Pep Peppers, was secretary-treasurer
of Girl's league, member of
The recept.on was Itf the rhurch the Hk Club. Chess and Spanish
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