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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1956 .
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IT'S ONLY A FEW DAYS until October 26, the date
of the fun costume party staged annually by Reames
Womens Auxiliary, but the gals have thousands of past
years to draw from for costume ideas. The Friday fter
noon gathering should produce some interesting charac
ters. It is a "Come as You Were" party a la Bridey Mur
phy. Each member Is asked to bring a wrapped "white ele
phant" mystery package for the grab-bag exchange. The
social hour Is slated for 12 noon: luncheon at 1:30. Prizes
will be awarded for the most gruesome, prettiest, best
group and most original of the costumes.
Committee members are shown above in the Pelican
Cafe during a luncheon meeting to discuss final arrange
ments for the party. From the left, around the table, Mrs.
William Whelan, Mrs. Lyle Kellstrom, Mrs. Richard Beane,
Mrs. John O'Neill, Mrs. Robert Mueller, Mrs. Robert Chil
cote, Mrs. Robert Egge, general chairman; Mrs. Cecil
Drew, Mrs. George Dugan, and in right foreground, Mrs.
Robert Mest. Photo by Kettler
NANCY ELLIOTT, whose
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert B. Elliott, 2234 Garden,
recently announced her en
gagement to James Erven
(Jim) White, son of Mrs.
Harriet Mann, Kelso. The
bride is a '54 graduate of
KUHS, and her fiance at
tended schools in Washing
ton. No wedding date has
been set.
Photo by Ferebee
STATE LIONESS CLUB PRESIDENT
HONORED GUEST AT BUFFET DINNER
Lionels Club State President
Mrs. Burton Dunn, from Salem,
was honored guest of the local
Lioness Executive Board members
who arranged a buffet dinner for
her at the home of Mrs. Clar
enco Humble, 1320 Pacific Terrace.
Autumn colors were emphasized
in the large bouquets of fall flow
ers used in the room decor. Musi
cal entertainment for the evening
featured Michael and Sally Raviz
za and Gary Frcdricks, pupils
from Mrs. E, A, Fredricks' ac
cordion studio.
Mrs, Dunn told the approximate
ly 40 members in her dinner aud
ience of the progress made with
LAKEVIEW
ELKS AUXILIARY
Committee for the first luncheon
of the season at the Elks dining
room were the newly installed of
ficers of the Lakeview Elks Aux
iliary Doris Windlc, president; Ben
na Terzich, . vice president and
Maurino Stubbs, secretary-treasur
er, assisted by Barbara Hanna
and Delpha Plato.
Bridge, pinochle and canasta fol
lowed the luncheon. At the next
meeting, November 3, the enter
tainment committee will be Doro
thy Clifton and Loraine Mulkyc. i
children in the State Blind School;
and of the school's financial needs.
She also touched upon other Ore
gon Lioness auxiliary activities
and projects.
Door prizes for the evening went
to Mrs. Jack Bothwell, Mrs. Bud
Franklin and Mrs. Walter Wiesen
dangcr. Lioness Club Slate Treasurer,
Mrs. II. J. Pitts, was here with
Mrs. Dunn, and attended the din
ner which was served to Klamath
Falls and Tokcteo Lioness Club
members.
Assisting were Mrs. Harlan Dex
ter, Mrs. Everett Minor, Mrs. Jim
Olsen, Mrs. Bud Franklin, Mrs.
Jim Patterson, Mrs. Walter Ken
nett, Mrs. Ed Dittrich, Mrs. Es
tin Kiger, Mrs. Ray Ward, Mrs.
Brick Leach, Mrs. Truman Run
yan, Mrs. Eldred Putnam, Mrs.
Morgan Johnson and Mrs. Clar
ence Humble. .
MRS. BURTON DUNN
State Lioness President
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was the setting for the wedding
of Dixie Ann Avriette, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Avriette, Salem,
to a Klamath Falls man, Ronald
Leander Kinmark, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ronald G. Kinmark, 834 Cali
fornia Avenue.
Dr. Brooks If. Moore officiated
at the 4 p.m. ceremony on Sep
tember 30. .Mrs. David Rholen was
the vocalist and organist was Prof.
Josef Schnelker.
The bride's Empire gown of
white crystal silk over taffeta was
made by her mother. Appliqued
Chantilly lace bordered the wide
bertha collar and the train. The
train extended from the shoulders
to a court length fan of lace and
silk. A lace, pearl and sequin
trimmed cap of crystal silk held
Iter fingertip veil, and she car
ricd a cascade of white begonias
and stcphanotis.
Mrs. Donald Brown was matron
of honor for her sister. She wore
an Alice blue street length Em
pire styled dress with a floating
back panel. The bridesmaids, Pa
tricia Halseth, Mrs. Gerald Plun-
kett, Mrs. Robert J. Walker, Mary
Jo Brown and junior attendant,
Eugenia Avriette, sister of the
bride, all wore periwinkle blue
frocks similar in style to the honor
attendant's. Their matching hats
were trimmed with velvet bows
and brief face veils; and each car
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Another sister of the bride, Re
becca Avriette, was flower girl;
and Dixie Ann's nephew, James
Donald Brown, was ring bearer.
Wiliam LaFollelle served as best
man and ushers were Phillip
Brown, Eric Klepp, Peter Harvey,
James Davidson, Gerald E. Plun
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For her daughter's wedding,
Mrs. Avriette wore a burgundy
land aqua crystal silk dress with
burgundy accessories and a cor
sage of burgundy orchids. Mrs.
Kinmark chose an aqua lace over
matching taffeta dress with pink
accessories and a corsage of pink
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The reception was in the Car
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Tom Shipler. Mrs. Richard O. Her-
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