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3 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE SEVEN pw IK ' MM " " pMMMS'.-;"- (- il K"V fwl fan -A t-O- ': Av .i i -- -Vj JuJlilJLj i nin ..I .I i WSCS Tea Draws Many Basin Women Inclement weather was no de terrent to the many women who attended the benefit tea given by the Woman's Society of Christian Church, January 21 In the church parlors. . Quests were welcomed by Mrs. M. . W. Hover, and were served from the attractive lace covered tea table centered with a bright spring-like bouquet of acaoia and pink carnations. Tney were seated before an open wood fire to en- Joy tea and conversations. Mrs. Gilbert Wolters played back ground music during the arrival of the guests, - ' and accompanied Mrs. Bob Johnson, who played sev eral violin solos. Mis. Earl Sher idan entertained with a group of voacl solos accompanied by Mrs. Earl Redman. Ann perdersen and Fat Taylor sane a duet, also ac companied by Mrs. Redman. Pouring during the afternoon, were WSCS past presidents Mrs. C. Hunt, Mrs. Lawrence Phelfls and Mrs. EarK Redman. Mrs. Joe Bramhall, president, and Miriam Smyth also poured. . Mrs. E. L. Putnam, tea chair WHIP GIRLS ALOHA CHAPTER il OES . . . First row. Cii. I( Laths Landis, Arxella Voight, Jean Morison, h Haneline and uuicie money.. wng row, uvan sMancn, L Barker, Catherine Ligman and Mildred. Dimbar. Back row, Thelma Short, Coie Brown, Olive Thomai, Imoqine Booth by (leader) and Opal McKibbon. : ' ' Photo by Ferebee FLOWER GIRLS ALOHA CHAPTER 41 OES ... . who will serva this year, ara Trudy Bramlett,! left, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bramlett; and Jeannina I Mn. Joseph M.) Cogdill, daughter of Mr. and Mrs'. Sanford C. Selby. Photo by Ferebee PASTEL SHADES CHOSEN FOR FOSTER-RODGERS WEDDING DECOR Yellow and white with pastel shades of yellow, lavender and pale green were the refreshing colors used for the January wedding, of Barbara Rodgers when she became the bride of Lester t oster on the seventeenth in First Presbyter ian Church at 2 p.m. ' . .. s ' . The Hev. David F. Barnett Jr. read the service in the presence of a large gathering of friends and relatives. Mrs. beorge Mcintyre, organist, accompanied Kuby Gehnng, soloist. Barbara is the daughter of Mrs. Marius Petersen, 3000 Patterson- Street; and Melviri" Rodgers, Merrill.- Her father gave ner in marriage. Thef bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Farns E. Foster, 2926 Altamont Drive. 1 , Escorted by her father, Barbara was a lovely bride in a gown of white Imported Spanish lace and net styled with a stand-up collar on the shrug bolero and full skirt with inserts of pleated net. Long tapered sleeves , of net .below , the shoulder line were of lace a la aauntlet below the elbow. Her lllmy three-quartet1 " veil ' cascaded from a simple and effective bandeau In her dark hair. Her Bouquet was all white of stephanotls florets and satin streamers centered with U1 deliver thn rn.. TBU i stoles to be Tith ik... . r sat tm f;: 8ow. hPiaMi;rv.": FT Tman. ... r1 t I cam..f "PP"'"'" DO P-j Sp0TADS T" ore! Aloha Chapter 61 OES , Honors' Treasurer Clara Sherman Jan. 2b- I ""MiW 'OFFICERS ALOHA CHAPTER 61 OES . . . first row, Mt Wright, associate conductress; John Rhodes, associate Wi Edna Jones, associate matron; Rena Oldham, worthy '; Raymond Owens, worthy patron; and Martha Powell, nctress. , t -. - . jttond raw, same order, leona Angel, marshal; 'Clara PN OF MOOSE PILL CHAPTER FU-Susan Williams, sen- P. presided at a regular p i MerrBl Women of the f-daplerNo. w, on January f4 to membership were TOBradolga WiUon, both r-. sponsored by . Jody &M"I Duncan of Ma P" by Rose Balfv. P reports read and ap- buth. ""'"" ""d care, r1!. and MoosBhn K,"" sponsors ehaZ, ance BrouP of Wsirram nr.. .... ., . tiif . " "ivea lor Pter will exemnlifv Sherman, treasurer; Leona Selby, secretary; Alva Oldham, sentinel; and Ruth Holcomb, chaplain; Back row, Ruth Renie, Adah; Mona Dixon, Ruth; Gwendolyn Pierson, Esther; Batty Thornton, Martha; Elizabeth Owens,- warder; Haiel Rhodes, Electa; and Margaret Sheridan, organist. Photo by Ferebee Members' and friends of Aloha Chapter 61 OES.. braved the snow storm, Tuesday, January 26, to attend the stated meeting honoring uie treasurer, Clara snerman, at the Masonic Temple. Yellow tinted floral snravs: lend ing a touch of spring, were used to decorate the chapter room and parlors. Seated In the east with Rena Oldham, worthy matron; and Ray mond Owens, worthy patron; was Everett Biehn, worthy patrons of Mansanlta 112. Other guests In troduced were: Doris Dylceman from Eveleth Chapter 214, Eveleth, Minnesota and Ralph LaSalle from Esther Chanter 34. Adln. Califor. nia. Alva Custer was welcomed and presented a "Oolden Rule" with appropriate verse from the worthy matron upon his affiliation with Aloha Chapter. Mrs. Custer honor ed her husband with a vocal solo and harp music. After the business meeting Clara Sherman, treasurer, was seated in the east. A clever addendum was given in her honor and she was presented a gift chest containing good wishes from the chapter. Tak ing part were: Leona Selby. sec retary; Martha Powell, conduc tress; Edna Jones, associate ma tron; Maude Wright, associate con ductress; Norma Uerlings, acting treasurer; Leona Angel, marshal; and Ruth Hopson, organist. Refreshments were served in the banquet room from tables deco rated with green tapers, yellow streamers and colored leaves. Maude Wright was responsible for all decorations. Members of the refreshment committee were; Le ola Hellbrrjner, chairman; Jose phine Robinson, Lorna' Heilbron ner, Melvlri Nitschelm and Nellie Angsteaci. HOTELS OSBURN HOLLAND EUGENE. ORB. MED FORD Thoroughly Modern Mrs. J. B. Earley-Joe Barley Jr. Proprietor ALOHA SOCIAL 'CLUB TO MEET ' Aloha Scoial Club will meet for dessert luncheon, Friday, Feb ruary 5. at 1:45 p.m. Hostesses will be Gwendolyn Pierson, chair man, assisted by Coie Brown, Ha zel Rhodes and Rosella Renner. Newly elected president, Dorothy Bramlett, will preside over the business meeting after the des- luncheon. Housewarming Surprise Party : A surprise housewarming party was given Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Wilde at their new home by a group of their Malin friends, Sun day evening, January 24. . The group enjoyed colored slides of local scenes and people, alter which pinochle was played. Enjoying the evening in the Wilde's new home were; Mr. and Mrs. Tony Steyskal, Mr. and Mrs. Vats Kallna, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hal ousek, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rajnus, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Fetrasek, Mr, and Mrs. Louis Kallna. Mr. and Mrs. EmU Tofell. Mrs. Marie Ka llna, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Flak. Mr. and Mrs. Walter SUutny and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Btastny. The group gave the Wilde's a portable barbecue for their home. FORMER KF. GIRL! VVEDS IN ILLINOIS Mr. and Mrs: Ralph C. Brown, former Klamath Falls residents, re cently announced , in -Eureka the marriage of their daughter, Stella Claire, to William Lowell Delaney, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Ly man Delaney, Lynn, Massachusetts. The wedding was in the College Church of Christ, Wheaton, Illi nois, January 3, 3 p.m. The bride was an honor student at KUHS and a graduate With the class of '47. She was a member of the band, orchestra and Latin Club. At present she Is a senior at Wheaton College, specialising In Christian education and music. The bridegroom Is a graduate In Dhilosonhv from the same scnooi, He is preparing lor uie ministry; and has studied at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Gordon College and Harvard University. The new Mr. and Mrs. Delaney are at home, 218 East Seminary, Wheaton. The Browns lived here from 1946 to 1W1- VALENTINE DANCE SLATED AT REAMES Invitations are In the mall for the "Sweetheart Swing" dance Saturday, Ftbrucy 13 at Reames Golf and County Club. Members and guests will dance to the music of LaMar Jensen s trio from t) p.m. lo 3 a.m. A midnight supper will be served by Al and Lottie. Working on the committee are: Mr. and' Mrs. Ed Brosterhous, Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Henry and Mr. and Mrs. George Morgan, chairmen. Officials Visit , Canton Crater T nanartmpnl: nf Oregon officers Patriarchs Militant paid their of ficial visit to Canton Crater- No. 7. Patriarchs Militant at the regular meeting, January 28. Thev were Major General Roy V. Terney and Brigadier General Edward C. Abbey. Mrs.: Temey ac companied the general and. assist ed the auxiliary with the installa tion ceremony. , The visitors were honored guests at the 6:30 p.m. turkey dinner, al ter which, both branches, of the order installed their respective of ficers lor 1964. -. The auxiliary seated the follow ing officers: Ladies Isabelle Fost- presldent; Lucille; wirts,, vice nresident: Harriett - Estes, secre tary; Mae Anderson,- treasurer; Hazel McNeil, officer of the guard; Pearl Harris, officer of the day; Kate Hogue. color bearer; Sadie Mae Wallace, right aide to pres ident: Stella Dryden, ten aiue to president; and Nina Beck,, musi cian. ' Other officers who were absent because 'of illness will be installed later. . - . , The visiting officers were guests at the home of Lady Mae Anaer- , FFALA, during their stay in town. PINOCHLE PARTY LANGELL VALLEY Mrs. George Fernlund entertained at her home In Upper Langen valley wivn tw.o tables ,of pinochle on Tues day afternoon. Mrs. Bob Colwell won high prize, Mrs. Fred Fernlund low, and traveling for the after noon went to Mrs. Joe Potucek. Guests were Mrs. Cecil Gale of Long Beach: Mrs. John Sullivan, Mrs. Joe Potucek, - Mrs. ' Ted SchmidM, Mrs. Ed Scott, Mrs. Bob Colwell, Mrs. Russell Walsh and Mrs. Fred Fernlund. Moss, Mrs. E. B. Sinclair, Mrs. Frank P. Steele, Mrs. M. W. Ho ver, Mrs. Lorena Ward and Mrs H. K. Tavenner. Proceeds from the tea will go to the Methodist Home in Salem. Sojourners . Start 17th Year . Ignoring the stormy weather twenty Sojourners met Wednesday at the Wlllard Hole) for a no-hostess luncheon. , - After a short business meeting, the president, Mrs. Bert Hensen In troduced two new members, Mrs. J. E. Thornton and Mrs. Stephen Michael and the latter s daugh ter, Mrs. W. D. White as a guest from Menlo Park. Hostesses, Mrs. Anna Cook and Mrs. Earl Maskell presented prizes to Mrs. Ormari Glldow - in bridge; Mrs. Bert Hensen, pinochle; and Mrs. Stephen . Mi chael, canasta. ... In memory of the seventeenth birthday of the club, past presi dent, Mrs. Orman Gildow, gave a short history of the founding of So journers and highlights of It's ac tivities over the years. Birthday cuke ano conee was served. large white orchid.' ' Her attendants' Rtranlu wnltx. length frocks in 'pastel shades of net over - taffeta, all made alike were in pleasant harmony with too yeiiow ana- white chrysanthe mums and white lighted tapers fea tured in tne church decorations: and were a dainty -setting for the white bridal gown. Maid of honor was the bride's sis ter, Jerry Rodgers, who wore yel low; and carried- a colonial bou quet in yellow and green to com plement her dress with full skirt of net with velvet dots. Bridesmaids were Hazel Schiefer stein, In lavender with the same colonial bouquet in pink and laven der; Mrs, .Dale Carr, In pink, with lavender and pink; and Barbara 3olie, In- pale green, - with mint green and yellow bouquet. Flower gin was Starla Bridge; and ring bearer was Davie Foster, nephew, of the bridegroom. The bridegroom's brother. Ran dal Foster, served him as best man; and ushers, Cliff Joplln, John Paul Foster" (bridegroom's broth er); and Charles Zumwalt were also icandlellghters. . Tne bride's mother chose a pastel pink two piece afternoon suit with silver metallio embroidery; silver metallic trimmed afternoon hat white gloves and navy ahoes and purse. Mrs. ' Foster wore ' a navy suit-dress; red shoes and puase; with white hat and gloves. At the reception in the - church parlors, Mrs.' Dean Mason and Mrs. Gene Overen poured; Mary Mauch cut the cake; and Doralyn Parton registered the guests. For travel, Barbara wore a blue- gray checked suit with navy and white accessories. Many of the guests went to the bride's home on Patterson Street after the re ception (and some of them "kid napped" the bridegroom and took him to Dorrls). They are now at home, 3231 Reclamation, after a trip to Sacramento (via Dorrls); and back home through the Red woods on the coast. - A L Auxiliary Mrs. Hal (Florence) Ozle. legis lative chairman of the American Legion Auxiliary, had her husband as . guest speaker for the regular meeting in tne Memorial nan, Jan uary 19.. In his informal talk, he remin isced about World War I incidents particularly as to ideas and Ideals of people In foreign lands: and ne made It plain that any member of the U. S. armed forces serving abroad would always come home with the personal vow to up hold our. form of ., government; and to never allow a foreign pow er to change our ideals or abolish our freedom of thought; . Mrs. Ogle, as legislation chair man, at the conclusion of the aux iliary program, addressed the Le gionnaires meeting on the BUbject of legislation. During the auxiliary : .meeting, plans were discussed for the Dis trlct.No. 4 conference scheduled for February 13 In, Klamath Falls. There will be no auxiliary after. noon session this year; instead a joint banquet with the Legion Is planned. Social hour, 5:30 to' 6:30 p.m., and an auxiliary meeting will follow the 6:30 banquet. Past presidents will, conduct the initiation of new members Febru ary 3. - After the general business meet ing was adjourned, Julia Williams assisted by-Ann Hayes, Eva Maire Jones, Zella High and Ruth Held rloh served a lunch to the auxiliary members and Legionnaires. Rl BEFORE mi . ...your very own face, powder is made-to-order . . just for you. 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