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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 7, 1956)
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 7. 1956 Trv if-, r ' '' ' . ' t v y HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON MR. AND MRS. ROBERT GERALD TADINA (Freida Margaret Neiderhouse) Photo by Shasta View Couple At Home In Redding After Canadian Honeymoon WEEb A double-ring wedding service, read September 9 in the weed Holy Family Catholic Church, united Freida Margaret Neider house, Redding; and Robert Gerald Tadina. Weed, in marriasc. The Rev. James Vauglian officiated at me i p.m. ceremony. The new bride is the daughter of Air. and Mrs. Lawrence Neider- house. Redding; and the bride groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Tadina, Weed. Mrs. James Brunello. soloist, was accompanied by organist, Mrs. Vir- gu uroppi. A white aisle cloth led to the altar where the bride was given in marriage by her father. White chrysanthemum arrange ments flanked the alter and aisle pews were marked with white satin Bows centered with white flowers. The bride wore a gown of Schiffi-, emoroioereo nylon tulle under scored with satin for her wedding. The chapel leneth bell skirt fea tured scalloped tiers of embroidery over tiers of tulle. The fitted bodice was fashioned with a vee neckline and short sleeves. A princess crown of net leaves and orange blossoms Held her fingertip illusion veil. White phaelenopsis orchids cen tered the cascade bouquet of steph-anotis. Mrs. Mona Smith, Redding; was matron 01 nonor tor ner twin-sister. Her gown was of eyelet-embroidered pink nylon. The two- bridesmaids, Sherral Letsinger, Redding; and Mary Lou Server, Alturas, wore aqua blue. A nosegay of pink sweetheart roses was carried by the little flower girl, Rose Mary Rovito. Her gown was of white nylon over satin. Kenny Piva carried the rings on a heart-shaped white satin lace- trimmed pillow, made by the bride's mother. James Minoletti, Orland, was UeSL man! ATM! llchpra Warn Rnhart (juadros and David Borcalli. Rich ard Rattkloccci nunluiu nf IU bridegroom, and Elmer Pellegrino were auar Doys. The hride's mnlhni- umra K;,n lace and rnrKuan f ninL- .amo tions; Mrs. Gerald Tadina, mother oi me bridegroom, was in rose colored lace and her corsage was aiso oi pinKi carnations. Mrs. Annlnnia Ferrari arnrl mother of the bridegroom, as a special guest, wore a pink carna linn rnrfiaon with hor cilb no.,.. prim aress. The recentinn was in St Mi. chael's Hall. For going away, the bride wore A P II P A R hrniim mcnmhla ,,IU matching accessories. After a Cana dian Honeymoon, me couple will be at nome in Heading. r !-" I r I; . . ty LUTHERAN RITFC. n;t.j u.i c.ll.. l:j ..J D... L Alfred Waesp! on September 15. The couple is now at home in naywara. rhoto by Ihoreson, Uunsmuir EARLY AUTUMN Picnic Honors, Allen Conley, USN BONANZA ' A Sunday picnic at Denton Park honored Allen Con- ley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gruell. Allen, with the U.S. Navy Air Force, was home on a 15-day leave trom Memphis, Tennessee. He left October 2 for the Philip pine Islands for a 27 months assignment. Guests besides Allen were Mr. and Mrs. Gruell, Rodney, Patty Jo, Mrs. Sadie Hammond, Mr. . and Mrs. Earl Gibson and son, Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Brown, Dean na and Trudy, Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Haney and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Greathouse and Nancy Riley. WEDDING VOWS DUNSMUIR-Wedding vows were exchanged September 15 by Helen Sally Schmid of Mount Shasta; and Roy Alfred Waespi, Castro Vailey, in the rustic setting of Dunsmuir Luthcran Church. The afternoon service was read by the Rev. Mar tin Schabacker. The bride's wedding dress was styled with a white lace bodice and tulle skirt over slipper satin. She wore a lace tiara and pearl jewel ry. Her bridal bouquet was a pur ple - throated white orchid sur rounded with stephanotis. Marie Fortney, maid of honor, wore a pink dotted nylon, ballerina length gown and carried pink car nations. Mrs. P. E. Caterline, sis ter of- the bride; and Barbara Waespi, sister of the bridegroom were bridesmaids. Their gowns, styled similarly to that of the maid of honor, were in pastel shades and they carried matching flowers. John Laurel of Castro Valley was best man. Ernest Collins and Don Grayden served as ushers. Mrs. Schabacker was organist, accom panied by Iva Smith, soloist. The reception was at Abrams Lake Lodge, where the three-tiered wedding cake, decorated with wed ding bells, was served. M a r d e 1 Schmid, sister-in-law of the bride, registered the guests. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schmid of Mount Shasta; and Mr. and Mrs. Gotlieb Waespi of Castro Valley are the bridegroom's parents. The newly-: weds will live in Wayward. ykJ- Kjyf !"ll LITTLE BEAUTY-in-a-bon. net is June Merlene Collins, who has been two since June 29. 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