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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1952)
PAGE FOUR HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH' FALLS. CRUCON SATURDAY. DKCKMnKH 13, lO.Vi JU ANITA CLINE RECENT BRIDE Juanita Maria CIIn. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 0. A. Clin, 7S Fnruce Street, wan a pretty bride In First Christian churcn, Nov. aa. hi the Rev. Oeorge Alder read the I p.m. service solemnising her marriage to Arinur Dean jjericer, on of Mrs, Marvin Hammerslcy, Wesvervllle, Calif. . She wore a gown of lace and net over satin, with scalloped yoke and hemline, sequin edged; wlih a pleated ruffle of tulle on the satin underskirt. The dress was made by her aunt, Mra. Frank Good Win, for Juanlta's cousin. Janet Marie 'Mrs. DcLos Jones), for her recent wedding In Sacramento, The dress Is to be worn by future brides In the family. With It, Juanita wore a veil of Illusion net edged In lace, held by a amall band of satin, sequin trimmed, with small clusters of orange blos soms at each side. She was escorted by her father to the altar, which was decorated with white chrysanthemums and woodwardla fern, Illuminated by lighted tapers In floor candelabra. Her bouquet was of red and white rosebuds with white stephanotls and satin streamers. Her attendant was Mrs. Dee Urgulaga, aunt of the bride, who wore blue net aver blue satin, and her bouquet was of pink pompon chrysanthemums arranged with blue velvet leaves. Best man was Alfred Barker, brother of the bridegroom: and Wayne Anderson, uncle of the bride, wss usher. Mrs. Cline, mother of the bride, wore a black velvet and pink taf feta afternoon dress, and her cor sage waa of pink rosebuds. Mrs. Hammersley chose a cos tume of aqua crepe, and her cor ssge waa the same as Mrs. Cllne's. The reception was in the cnurcn parlors, and Mrs. Frank Goodwin presided at the coffee service, Mrs. Oleksy Freeman served the cake: and sally . noousteut as sisted. Bout bride ana orraegroom. are KUHS graduates and he was re leased from the navy six monins ago.- They will be at home to their Irienas, Jliu Mortimer mreet. Out of town guests were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Blessing, cousins of the bride, from Twin Falls; Mrs. Helen Thomas, Albany, ore.. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Hammers- ley. Weavervllle. Calif., and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Goodwin, Sacra mento. BARBARA FOLTZAND LOU GEHRING EXHANGE VOWS IN RECENT RITES Of interest to their many friends was the wedding of Barbara Marine FolU to Llewellen M. Gehrine in Klamath Temple, Nov. 23. The bride is the doughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Foltz, and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gehnng, all of this city. The Rev. O. B. Anderson read the service at 3 p.m., before a background of large white chrysanthemums, effectively arranged with masses of greenery. ., " Ruby Ge&ring, bridegroom's sis ter, accompanied bv Mrs. George Mcmtyre, sang Because" and "The lord's Prayer." . In traditional white, styled with la fitted bodice of lace over satin, long sleeves pointed at the wrists, peter pan color, and full skirt of satin with a lace panel at the back extending into a full court train, the brtae was escorted to the altar by her father, who gave her In marriage. Her fingertip veil of illusion net was held by a contour-band of lace and seed pearls, with a, small cluster of ribbon and orange blossoms at either side. She carried a white Biblo centered with a white orchid. ' Mrs. John Hitson, sister of the bride, was matron of honor. Her beige ballerina-length dress was of net over satin, and she carried a bouquet of white and yellow chry santhemums and wore a match ing headband. Bridesmaids were May Louise FolU, sister of the bride; and Mrs. Randel Foster, sister of the bridegroom. They were dressed as the matron of honor, except for color May Louise wore apple green net over satin: and Mrs. Foster wore coral rose. The three attendants carried identical- bou- Sandra Foster, pretty little four year old niece of the bridegroom, were a pale lavender floor length gown. Her bouquet was the same as the bridesmaids; and she wore matching flowers in her hald. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Randel Foster. Handsome four year old Walter Ray (Butch) . EstUI, cousin of the bride, and son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray T. Estill, was ring bearer. Mrs. Foils chose a navy blue costume with red accessories for her daughter's wedding, and her snouiaer corsage was oi rea rose buds. Mrs. Cenring. mower of tne bridegroom, also wore navy blue with pink accessories, and she wore a corsage of pink roseouas. The reception table in the church parlors was centered with an or nate wedding cake flanked with ar rangements of pink rosebuds and maiden hair fern. Aunt of the bride, Gladys Foltx. served the cake; punch was served by Mrs. James Adams, San Francisco; and Mrs. Kicnarcf scnieierstein, as sisted by Cleo Allen and Jean Wright. Donna FolU, sister of the bride, carried the guest book. For the wedding trio to the Bay Area. the new Mrs. Gehrlng wore a deep quels with ribbons to match their .wine velveteen suit with gray ac lndivldual dresses, and all wore icessories; and she wore the white stoles to match their frocks. I orchid from her bridal bouquet as Randel Foster attended his a corsage, brother-in-law as best man. Lester I "Lou" was discharged from the FolU, bride's brother, and John Hitson, her brother-in-law, were ushersV '... v . Arlene and Dsrlene Foils, twin sisters of the bride, were candle lighters. They wore pink frocks with pink carnation headbands. D.8. Navy last march, after serv ing four years on a submarine tender as an electrician. He la now attending OTL The popular newly weds are both graduates of KUHS: and are at home to their friends at US Lincoln. 9n 3iMi eiidkui CItuhdi f I . , lfh M V$ I, S; fc ' yiW a. w x , , o w-j i -v m I aj-j I 1.1 MAR30N-KRIZ0 WEDDING IN SACRED HEART CATHOLIC CHURCH A beautiful gown of white nylon eyelet embroidery over satin, styled with a fitted bodice, sweetheart neckline, long fitted sleeves and full court train, was worn by lovely Martha Krizo for her wedding to George Marson in Sacred Heart Church, Nov. 23. A halo of net outlined with seed pearls and sequins held her fingertip veil of tulle. She carried a crescent shaped bouquet of Aristocrat roses. The double-ring service was read by the Rev.'T. P. Casey at j p.m. , She was escorted to the chancel rail by her brother Frank Kriso, who gave her in marriage. Preceding the ceremony,. Mrs. Robert Long sang Schubert's "Ave Maria" and "Pania Angelicas," ac , companied at the organ by Paula Clark, who also played the tradi tional wedding marches. Mrs. Robert K. Thompson waa matron of honor for her cousin. She wore a ballerina length frock of aqua with an oversklrt of Im ported French silver lace. Her half-hat waa outlined In matching carnations and her bouquet waa also of aqua carnations. Brldesmlds, Mrs. Johnny Lane, Adel, Ore., and Helen Suty, Malin. also cousins of the bride were uT pink and pale green respectively. Their frocks, hats and bouquets matched, and were styled the same as the matron of honor's. Little curly-haired Dottle Kriso, niece of the bride, and daughter of Mr. end Mrs. Phillip Kriso, was flower girt She wore a floor length blue dress similar to the other attendants, and aha carried a basket of rose petals. Schubel Lamb, Lakevlew, was best man: and ushers were Ray Cottrell and Robert K. Thompson. Striking arrangements of bronze and yellow chrysanthemums with woodwsrdia fern were used In pro fusion for church decorations, U- INVITATIONS ' and ... ANNOUNCEMENTS . Process d or Engraved , Four Day Delivery! Shaw Stationery Co. 729 Main lumlnated with lighted tapers in floor candelabra. Mrs. Mildred Marson, mother of the bridegroom came from Port land to attend her son's wedding, and she wore a steel-gray aatln afternoon dress with matching ac cessories. Her shoulder corsage was of Talisman roses. The reception In the Pelican Cafe Banquet Room immediately followed the ceremony. Mrs. Elisa beth Duncan. Portland, sister of the bridegroom wss at the coffee service; Mrs. John Kriso and Mrs. Phillip Krizo, Tulelake, sisters-Inlaw of the bride -served the four tiered wedding cake, assisted by Mrs. Earl Brooks, who also waa in charge of the guest book. For traveling, the new Mrs. Marson chose a winter - white gabardine suit, deep purple ac cessories, winter-white bat with purple veil; and her shoulder cor sage was a purple orchid. The couple la now at home. 1131 Fre mont, after a wedding trip to var ious points In Southern. California. Martha is a graduate of Sacred Heart Academy, and George was graduated from KUHS. ' T ' 'j rr 1 ibw iin jii i i in . - , . ; I . . - . tin, .., U wi imJ iSm - JasI rs. !i I A ' r' h If - ... 1 i ' . ' -' s J W II DAINTY BRIDE in lac and net over latin. Mr. Arthur Dean Barker, the former Juanita Maria Clins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Clina, 738 Sprues Street. Upper right, In the re ceiving line with her mother, the pretty pair chat with wadding - rtf guett, Mn. Paul Woodi. Canter, tha. "Jutt-wadt" with tha officiating miniitar, tha Rev. George Aider, who read tha 8 p.m. lervlca, Nov. 22. Lower left, family group, Mr. and Mrs, Clina, bride's parents; and to tha right, bridegroom's parents. Mr, and Mn, Marvin Hemmeriley. Cutting tha caka at tha re ception, tha smiling couple potet with tha alaborata confec tion.". Photos by Farabas butte Galley SPURS MEET j KACDOEL The Butte Valley Spurs met Nov. 19. In the home of Mrs. Mary Forterfleld at the JF Ranch. A good crowd was to attendance. Main toplo for the ninr was th Bazaar and Food gu which will take place at Mom's Cafe In Dorris. Dec. 5. Plans were made for the oee. IT meeting in the Macdoel Hotel party room, and will be the Christ mas meeting. Each member is to bring, a white elephant for a gift exchange A special program of entertain ment Is planned. ' BE A WELL DRESSED SANTA! To look your bast during the Cay Holiday Season, and your clethes to Cas cade TODAY! Our axpert cleaning prolonqt tha life of your garments re stores fit and color! 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