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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 9, 1954)
y ctTURDAY, JANUARY 9, 9 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON ' PAGE SEVEN 5s?:. . ... .- :... !. - . ' T '.. " -- - - t. .--,'-' - -- "' '"' ' . :.m:.-r-.!r , , , ,. w.n ipi..,.,,!,.,.,.,.,,.,.. ..,.,,i, ,..,,, A HAPPY SURPRISE . . . And a "Happy New Year!" . . . graeted all who entered the door at the Percy Murray home, !I2 Pacific Terrace, Dec. 3 1. As they arrived and were ushered in . . . they were presented cards, as is shown above, lower l't. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bell receive cards from Mrs. Rodney Murray, which revealed the betrothal of Rosemary Murray, tap left, to John Young. Reproduction of the card at the top Peyton-Enman Nuptial Rites In Mt. Laki Community Church Witnessed by Over 350 Guests A charming, informal wedding was witnessed by a large group of friends and relatives in Mt. Laki Community Church, Dec. 27, when the marriage of Mary Louise Enman to Dale P. Peyton was solemnized in a 2 p.m. double-ring service read by the Rev. William Ainley. The white costume of the bride and the pink and blue worn by her two attendants were a pretty Picture before the altar which was beautifully arranged with Pink carnations, white daisies and lighted tapers in floor candelabra. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Sam Enman, Henley District; and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank "jwn, Homedale Road. ' Susie Williams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bryant Williams, was organist. She played in cidental music, and tradition J wedding marches. Soloist, Maurice (Bud) Deller, who sang "With This Ring," "Be use, and "The Lord's "aver," was accompanied by bride1! cousin, Bob Enman. Mary Louise, escorted by Leo ,!. ns time friend of the uy, ho gave her in marriage, nil. ., .?hlte tw-Ple boucle knit aL i hhe accessories, and med an arrangement of white wJUvardia mri niiA.-f watered with a white orchid. ,, ,he ,ralitional penny In "" nipper; 'something old- was jw Heirloom handkerchief she car ?to ." belonsed to Mrs. Cal KH..hyon' brlesroonVs aunt; Her oniy jcwery ws b nmm 'n8s' Bl(t ,rom tne brWe- to,l?u?' honor' Donna ' Dixon, Hreis i;liemb05Eetl sllky motion ' topped with a fitted brief Wt of 'c"rlKl colonial bou. fv brw-. k c."ni"lons- Virgie Toy iT?rlV", dre?ed thc Ptak .nH . p , r colr-she wore BothTore"",1 "rnations. Best m. "e "ccessories. Mendint L br'deSroom; honorary S Zmn rdSciiel"sleln'. Tom- "ck Th. V' u"'-n nd Burt ' "Cr d5!l,,.. I "naiell wedding, Mrs. Enman chose a pale blue suit with matching stole; navy blue accessories, and she wore a shoulder corsage of pink and white rosebuds. Mrs. Peyton was also smartly dressed in a gray plaid suit with pink accessories. Her corsage was of yellow shattered carnations. The 350 guests were received in the church parlor after the cere mony. After the new Mr. and Mrs. Pey ton cut the first piece of the wed ding cake, Mrs. Earl Mack Jr., Mrs. Wallace Thompson, Mrs. Gene Peyton and Mrs. Kenneth Kiger finished cutting and served the confection. At the coffee service were Mrs. Henry Semon, Mrs. Calvin Pey ton, Mrs. Jay Fairclo and Mrs. Lester Schreincr, Presiding at the punch bowl were Mrs. Earl Mack Sr., Ruth Peyton, Mrs. Bill Williams and Mrs. Harvey Wise. Eva Alexander and Winnie Go ber registered the guests. Out-of-town guests included Mr. and Mrs, Gene Peyton. Bleth. Ore., Mr. and Mrs. Fred Langley, Grants Pass; Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Armstrong. Modesto; and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Jardine, Hartline, Wash. Mary Louise and Dale left the first of the month for Texas and will live in San Marcos near Gary ir pase, wnere Dale Is stationed. We cater to those that demand the very best In Insurance. Hans Norland Atcnry. Pine St. of the page. John ! fh'e ion of Mr. and Mrl. tloyd Young, and is jhown with them, lower right. Top right, Mrs, Rodney Bell (Marcella); Mrs. Rodney Murray (Marie Doherty), her sister-in-law: and Rosemary Murray, new bride-elect, and Marcella's sister. Under the announcement card ... Mr .and Mrs, Murray in a candid shot at the telephone receiving an unexpected long distance New Year's greeting . . . and giving a surprise reply right back with the engagement announcement. Below them, Rodney Murray and John Young light the "luminarios" . . . which formed a border of flickering candle light along each side of the front walk. The flash bulb harshly illuminates the paper sacks of sand used to hold the tapers . . but without the glaring light the flickering tapers were a de lightful touch of magic. And no gusts of wind came up to blow them out. John is a graduate of . . and Rosemary is a senior at Oregon State College; and a host of their contemporaries called during the "at home" hours. Photos by Guderian Betrothal Told in Surprise Announcement At Parents Home Ostensibly it was simply a New Year's "at home" at the Percy Murray residence, 812 Pacific Ter race, Dec. 31, from 8 p.m. through midnight. But after guests were ushered into the house by their son, Rodney, and son-in-law, Rod Bell (on duty at the door) they were presented with cards in scribed with the surprise announce ment, "Betrothal Rosemary and John" thereby revealing the en gagement of Mr. and Mrs. Mur ray's daughter, Rosemary to John Young, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Young, 1951 Erie. Members of the families com prised the very informal receiving line the Youngs, Murrays and the affianced, Rosemary and John. Guests approaching the front door to the Murray residence were intrigued with the "luminarios" which lined and lighted each side of the front walk. A charming in novation here, the idea came to Mrs. Murray through New Mexico but doubtless Is of across-the-border origin. Prosaic paper bags partially filled with sand served Wedding Vows Said in Redmond FORT KLAMATH Announce ment is made by Mr. and Mrs. Donald Sanders of the marriage of 'Uieir daughter, Shirley, who on Friday, Dee. 18, became thc bride of Jack Fepperling Jr., in a wedding ceremony at Redmond. Mr. and Mrs. Sanders and son, Ray, who was best man, went from Fort Klamath lor the wedding. Donald Jr., attending high school at Sisters, was also present. Kay Acklery, Remond, was maid of honor. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pepperling Sr., Redmond, and is with the U. S. Forest 6ervice there, where the young couple Is presently living. Shirley attended high school at Chlloquin and Klamath Union High School In Klamath Falls, before enrolling In high school at Sisters, this spring as a Junior. Her future plans are to attend an art school of design in Portland to develop her natural artistic talent, while her husband Is studying to become a jet pilot at a Southern Cali fornia school. as holders for tall white tap erswhich, when lighted, happily stayed lighted for the entire mild New Year's Eve and lent en chantment to the walk from street to the front door, which was ef fectively decorated with a gilt cor nucopia filled with shiny gold balls. The entire color scheme was pink and gold embracing floral ar rangements, napkins and the an nouncements. Gold bows adorned the bouquets of snapdragons and roses used throughout the rooms. Presenting the announcement cards were Mrs. Glenn Lorenz, Jean Henderson and Mis. Rodney Mur ray. Serving coffee and punch were: Mrs. Ed Bell (Rod's moth er); Mrs. Robert Kent, Mrs. R. P. Ellingson, Mrs, C. A.. Henderson, Mrs. Lloyd Young, Mrs. Victor E. O'Neill, Mrs. R. E. Hooker, Mary Hooker and Barbara Swanson. 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