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xaTUKUAV, NOVEMBER 8, la4 HfcKALU A1N1 JSfcWO. lOAiilrtiri r-ALba, OucajOiV PAGE SIX REFLECTIONS FROM 1 w, j.4. ;: i y . SN$it&V SUBS'"1 MR. AND MRS. MELVIN J. OLSEN . . . who will be at home, 312 North Eleventh. Street, after their honeymoon in San Francisco. She i the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James C. King, 2357 Kane Street; and her husband is the son of H. L. Olsen, Walton, Oregon. Photo by Guderian Audrey Mae King-MeMn J. Olsen Say Vows in Double Ring Service In a double-ring ceremony. Oc tober 29, Audrey Mae King be came the bride of Melvln J. OI een. Church of the Nazarene was the Betting for the exchange of vows uniting In marriage the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James C King, 3357 Kane Street; and the son of H. L. Olsen, Walton, Ore- emu. The Rev. Wesley F. Crist offic iated, at the 8 p.m. service In the presence of a large gathering of lrlends and relatives. Mrs. Wesley F. Crist, organist, accompanied vocal soloists, Ron old Bryan and Mona Chenowith. Pink and blue, wedding colors chosen by tho bride, were carried out In the floral decorations and In the attendants' dresses, bou quets and carnation tiaras. Tho bride, escorted to Uie altar by her father, who gave her In marriage, wore ft gowu of heavy while satin and Chantllly lace from France. Tho fitted bodice styled with long, snug sleeves, was made with a lace and net yoke outlined wllh scalloped lace. The waistline, pointed In I rout and back, empha sized the very full skirt made with four panels of the Chantllly lace from tho waist to the hemline which extended Into a sweeping train. Her full length veil ot fine net flowed gracefully from a Ecallopcd crown encrusted with seed pearls. Her only Jewelry was a thrcc- strand necklnce of penrls, gift from the bridegroom. The bridal bou quet was an arrangement of pink rapture roses and stephnnotls. Tho bride's sister, Kvelyn (Mrs. R. E, tleltsmtth), was matron ol honor. Her ballerina length gowu ot blue nylon tulle and Imported Italian laco over matching tnlleta Wa3 topped with a bolero of the same lace. Her basket bouquet and tiara were of pink carnations. Bridesmaids, Gloria Wall and Marilyn Murray, wore delicate pink replicas ot the matron of hon or's full skirted dress. Their bou quets and tiara were also the same In a darker shade ot pink. The flower girl. Kathryn Olsen. niece of the bridegroom, wore a floor length dress of white tulle over white taffeta. The sash was of pink and blue ribbons. She car ried a basket of blue flowers and her wristlet corsage and tiara were of deep pink carnations.. Ring bearer, Stephen Hcltsmlth, bride's nephew, wore a whlto din ner Jacket and long blue trousers. Harold Olsen served his brother as best man; and James D. King, brother of the bride; Richard E. Heitsmlth, her brother-in-law; and Darreld Olsen, bridegroom's broth er, ushered. Mrs. King wore an ashes of roses ballerina length dress of Italian lace over matching taffeta, with a Jacket of matching tulle. Her small hat of tulle was In the same shade; and her corsage was of white phaelenopsls. The reception was In the Camas Room of the Wlnema Hotel Immed iately after the ceremony. Kath- eryne Halaas, organist, played background music during the re ception hours; Mrs. Harold Olsen, slstcr-ln-law of the bridegroom. presided at the punch bowl; and Mrs. Darreld Olsen and Mrs. Al bert Nelson, slster-ln-law and aunt ot the bridegroom were at the cof fee service. The four tiered cake, beautifully decorated with pale pink roses, sil ver leaves and small white wed ding bells, topped with a mlnla lure bride and bridegroom encir cled with pink rapture rosebuds was cut and served by Mrs. Amllc Decdon. sister of tho bridegroom. Jane Spelrs carried the auost book; and Mrs. Raymond P. Hal bcrt and Mrs. Nauta were at the gilt table. Out of town guests Included Mrs. Al'ocrt Nelson, Eugene; bride groom's falher. H. L. Olsen, Wal ton, Oregon; Mr. and Mrs. Amlle Ueedon, Edward and Leslie. Notll, Oregon; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ol- son, Wallon; and Mrs. Donald Combs and Cordon, Eugene. The bride Is a graduate of KUHS class of 'SI; and her husband, student In engineering design at OTI, will be graduated In Decem ber. For travel to San Francisco, where the couple honeymooned; the new Mrs. Olsen wore a dark green suit with avocado accessor ies. Her hat was of mauve velvet; and her shoulder corsage was a miniature of her bridal bouquet. They will be at home, 312 North Eleventh. BIRTHDAY PARTY LANGELL VALLEY Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hartley were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Woolen, October 31, to help their granddaughter Susie Woolen celebrate her sixth birth day. A group of Susie's little class mates were invited for an after noon of fun. Mrs. Wooten served re freshments at 4:30 complete with a Halloween birthday cake, favors and candy. HELLO" and "GOODBY" short and sweet from Hermle and Jeanie Darley who stopped by the news room Thursday p.m. for a moment on their way home to Stayton after a brief stay at their Lake o' Woods home Christmas greens seemed to be the object of this particular trip and from the big stack of lacy green boughs I'd say "mission accomplished." JACK MULHALL a gen-ee- wlne native of San Francisco an unofficial Klambassador He and his wile, Hilda, pay KF and their local friends a very pretty annual compliment by leaving SAN FRANCISCO to spend New Year's Eve In KLAMATH FALLS I ! Jack, another brief helloer" on Thursday informs us that their train reservations for this "Happy New Year" with the Klamath crew are already made. LOIS EERRUYS (Mrs. Louis) is gradually feeling more at-home-in- her-home after a wonderful vaca tion in Pittsburgh, Pa New York City' and Washington DC and another week of the month gone from KF in Eugene where she helped her mother, Mrs. J. W. Plxley move Into new quarters from the family home where she's lived in lor about SO years or at least a long time In Pitts burgh Lois was with her brother Everett (Pix) and his wife, Geor gia both of whom have a flock of local friends "entertainment was nothing but royal" enthused Lola and Included three days In DO where Hurricane Hazel staged an exciting and novel per formance for our West Coast vis itor In New York she of course was the houseguest of Bernie (Heldemann) Phillips and her husband Drayton in their dlgglns on the Hudson The red and plushy (magic) car pet was out here, too with every moment devoted to capital E entertainment Before Lois arrived in NY Bernie had made an appointment for Lois with Eliz abeth Arden's fabulous salon for an ENTIRE DAY! an experience of a lifetime sez Lois yet one experienced almost dally by some with the SUM This trip into beautyland the realm ot relaxa tion was a little "welcoming gift" from hostess Bernie Another bright highlight of her dazzle days with the Phillips was ar ranged by ex-Senator from Massa chusetts Christopher Phillips Drayton's brother who took the three on a very "special" tour of the United Nations "with all the trimmings." IT SEEMS that through Marvin Nerseth's active participation in campus life at Stanford every time his mother visits the Palo Alto seat of learning she has some pleasant surprises and a feeling of "belonging" This time because Marvin, a Junior, is one of the university's 20 fresh' man sponsors and was assist ing at the reception for parents of 1st year students she was extended a special Invitation to the big event given at the home of Stanford's President and Mrs Wallace Sterling which was formerly the home of ex-President of the U.S. Herbert and Mrs. Hoover She met them and H. Donald Winbigler, dean of stu dents and a member of the board of trustees Lloyd Dink- elspiel which will certainly fan the fire of her enthusiasm for all things pertaining to "the farm. . HARRY AND BILLIE PELTZ Marie and Joe Matllck left yes terday for SF to see the Rams and 49ers football hassle at Kezar They'll also see Harry's moth- Jennie Peltz now living in uie Bay City and busy with her lemon marmalade business ven ture Thev'll be back early in uie weex. DYNAMITE" WHITHAM he was known as in those days days at OSC In the roaring twen ties when several KF "boys' were then students on the Corvallis campus AND as "Dynamite" Whltham he'll be remembered by those who knew htm there es pecially his somewhat younger Brothers in Sigma Nu who looked up to him as an alumni counsellor and affectionately regarded him as a valued contemporary friend ( Just one of them ) Personal ly, after a somewhat lengthy "first meeting" by courtesy of Alex ander Bell's tricky litlie device I'm klnda proud to be instrumental in passing the word along to those fraternity brothers and others who might like to know that what was shared with them 25 years ago, is still important enought to Dynamite ' that en route from home in Portland to his date garden and grapefruit grove (yes some oranges and lemons too) in Indlo nostalgia overtook mm In a local service station and prodded him into- a "contact-call" before continuing to his winter hq's in Southern - Southern Cal ifornia. v INVITATIONS end ANNOUNCEMENTS Processed or Engraved Three Day Delivery SHAW STATIONERY Company 729 Moln Ph. 2-2586 MK. AND MRS. RENO MARCHESE . . . Married October 23, in Sacred Heart Catholic Church. Photo by Floyd Marchese-Long Rites In Sacred Heart Church and San Francisco, the couple will be at home, 23S0 Shasta Way. The attractive bride was OTI homecoming queen In 1551. Edith Cunning Book Club Meets The Edith Cunning Book Club met the last Monday in October at the home of Gertrude Tolle, 2018 Auburn. Minnie Surles, as guest review er, presented "In The Pink," by Mildred Spurrier Topp, an amus ing story about some people in a small town in the South. - Members present were Dolly Cox, Jomile Martin, Grace Klnt- gen, Mae Plunney, Lorraine Quir len, Edna Russell, Polly Schroe- der Annis Struthers, Isabelle Brix ner, Nell Stewart, Imogene Booth by, Ruth Doerr, Margaret Strode, Clara Shaw, Alice Gallup and the hostess. It was announced that the mem bership is open to a few new members. A letter was read from Mary Kessl telling of her travels through Germany to Paris. Ruth Doerr announced that she and her family would soon be mov ing to Chico to make their home. The November 29 meetuig is to be held at the home of Olara Shaw, 2515 Homedale Road. Grace Klnt gen will give the review. Jessie Lee Long was a lovely bride October 23, in Sacred Heart Catholic Church, when she ex changed marriage vows with Reno NJarchese In a 2 p.m. service read by the Rev. T. P. Casey. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse B. Long, B15 North Second Street; and the bride groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Attlllo Marchese, 3402 Lakeport Boulevard. Mrs. D. C. Hefley, organist, ac companied vocal soloist, Mrs. Rob ert Long. White and rust gladioli were used in the effective floral ar rangements. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a gown of white Chantllly lace and satin. The bod ice of lace and net was designed with a low vee necklined yoke of net and a scalloped off the shoul der effect in lace. 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