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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 20, 1958)
i t- , I X t Jwo prominent Jdamatli iaiiii. ainilied oCinhed (lij One Of? Summers f-rettieit lAJeddinad - MRS. LEROY LLOYD PORTER ... nee Eunice Marie Welman All Welman wedding photos by Ferebee I C "tw .'i J THE NEW MR. AND MRS. PORTER pose for their picture after their afternoon wedding in First Presbyterian Church. Cnnl mint Green, orchid anc white were the colors chosen h Eunice Marie Welman tor nci summer wedding in First Pres byterian Church on Sunday, June 29, when she became the bride of Leroy Lloyd Porter. The Bev. Marshall McMnnie read 'the 2 p.m. service in the pres ence of a large gathering of friends and relatives. The floral back ground of white gladioli, orchid daisies and green foliage was il luminated with lighted tapers in multi-branched floor candelabra. The bride is the daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. Novell A. Wcllmon. 2140 Home Avenue: and the bride groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Porter. 20.11 VanNeis Ave nue. The mariage unites two prom inent Klamath Basin families. Mrs. George Mclntyre. organist ilnyed the traditional wedding mil- ic and accompanien Margie Wei- nan. vocal soloist for her sister s .vedding. She sang "0 Promise Me" and "1 Love You Truly" be- lore the nuptial ceremony, and "The Lord's Prayer" during the ervice. Eunice, given in marriage by her father, wore a gown of Chan t illy lace and tulle over slipper sat- The dress which she designed and made herself, featured a Sa brina neckline sprinkled with ir- A JUNE BRIDE was Ra. mona R. Rousseau, former resident of Klamath Falls. She was married to Charles A. Beaulieu on the 28th in Glendale, Arizona. Their vows were exchanged in the first Nuptial Mass to be celebrated in the new St. Vincent De Paul Cath olic Church in that town. Ramona is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jess Rous seau, Glendale; and her husband is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Beaulieu, also Glendale. The Rev. Philip LeFerre officiated at the 12 noon Mass. Photo by Gilliam 4S2 dlsihald and IfkwA, $uhi 20, 195S Jdamath JalLi, Oji&ann 2)efer - ox (fSetrotlial (J3etrotlial Jn lfew lJorl? $3 Jntereil Jdere - - x'y A3 JANICE MOSER, remembered here as the grand daughter of the Ut'e R. H. Dunbar, prominent figure in the business and cultural growth of the Klamath Basin, left here as a child with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Moser, for Africa, where her father was a missionary. Mr. and Mrs. Moser, now of Stony Point, New York, recently announced the engagement and forthcoming late August wedding of Janice to Robert Francis Watson, son of Mrs. Theodore Watson and the late Theodore Watson of Knoxville, Tennessee, Mrs. Moser is the former Edna Dunbar and the news will be of interest to a wide circle of her girlhood friends. Ernest Moser, although not a native of Klamath Falls, has also acquired many friends here through periods of resi dency and various visits. Janice and her fiance are both graduates of College of Wooster, Wooster, Ohio: and he plans to enroll this fall at the University of Tennessee to begin graduate work in chemistry. ' I v 'JT f vs' A''w" ALL IN THE FAMILY . . with the exception of one, were the bride and her at tendants. The three at the left are Karen Porter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Porter, and sister of the bridegroom, bridesmaid; Elsie Eastman, also bridesmaid, is the excep tion; and Margie Welman, sister of the bride, also bridesmaid. At the right, Myrna Wel man, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Novel A. Welman, was flower girl for her sis ter. Back of her is Norma (Mrs. Claude) Taylor who served her sister as matron of honor. idescent sequins and bridal point ed sleeves on the fitted bodice of lace over satin. Appliques of lace and sequins highlighted the very full nylon tulle skirt which was floor length. Back interest was tiers of Chantilly lace and pleated tulle that cascaded from the waist into a full chapel train. Her fingertip veil of illusion flared from a head hugging cap cf iridescent sequins and satin. The bridal bouquet was a large white orchid atnp a white Bible. borrowed from Melha Snow. Other traditional items in the bridal ensemble were a blue gar ter and an heirloom lace hand kerchief belonging to the bride groom's grandmother. Mrs. Harry Silver. A pair of pearl earrings, given her by the bridegroom, was Eunice's only jewelry. The bride's sister Norma (Mrs. Claude) Taylor, was matron of honor. She wore a street length dress of orchid taffeta brocade with a plain orchid taffeta sash which crossed in front and hung gracefully in back from the waistline. Her bouquet and hair flowers were white daisies and or chid carnations. Bridesmaids, Margie Wellman, Karen Porter, sister of the bride groom, and Elsie E a s t m an all wore mint green dresses iden tical in style to the matron of 1 honor's. Their flowers were yellow daisies and orchid carnations. (Continued on Page 4-D) oCarae Slxower frecedeA s$uaudt lAJeddi una 1 wmsm wS" y'"'"f" v7 EUDj 3Jr?!iui fUHr i i ) :-i'V-4A i 11 UJiZ. 7 i !!' 3TT"1'? ' - ' 1 Vl f "' I gi in nn 1 d,i,i.w4t b if AN AUGUST 16 WEDDING is planned by Helen Kelleher, above, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Kelleher, Tulelake. She will exchange nuptial vows in Holy Cross Catholic Church, Tulelake, with Richard Pieser of Klamath Falls. The bridegroom-to-be is the son of Mrs. Violet Pie ser, 1410 California Avenue. Helen was honored July 16 with a delightfully ap pointed shower at the home of Mrs. Raymond Baker, Tulelake. 8lue and white, colors planned for the wedding, were carrjed out in flower arrangements on small tables where guests were served refreshments. Predominant were blue and white delphiniums, cornflowers and white sweet peas. The bride-elect was assisted in opening her many gifts by her sister, Mary Ann Kelleher, and Patricia Schwabeniand. Hostesses for the afternoon party were Mrs. Baker, Mrs. John Takacs, Mrs. Don Potter, Mrs. Leon ard Meshke and Mrs. Peter Schwabeniand. Photo by Otto Ellis SOCIETY by Milly Ramsby of Ashland is bride-elect of David md Mrs. Paul M. Deller, 2025 Earle TOBY KAY FOX W. Deller, son of Mr. Street, this city. Former Ashland High School classmates of the South ern Oregon College coed were first to learn the news at 4 surprise announcement party given by Mrs. Ralph Leach in Ashland. David nd hit fiancee, popu'ftr fibres en thaj IOC c"fus, will rffiturn tn college this fall as welywet 4'-, Crdin? to their announced plans for h?t 4t A iin'g). (Story on in'side (fage.) MARLENE MOORE, bride-elect of Laurie Houk, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack F. Moore, 4255 Frieda Avenue, who recently announced the engagement and ten tative plans for a September wedding to take place in Corvallis. The prospective bridegroom is the son of Mr, and Mrs. Gerald Houk, Tucson, Arizona. He is a graduate of University of Arizona, and is a postgraduate student at Oregon State College, working for his doctorate in plant pathology. Marian was graduated from KUHS in 1954 and from OSC in 1958, where she was an elementary education mjor. Photo by Warren Welch, Corvellii C)SCi CampuS Couple Jo JUed J)n SeptemL 1 er 1 A y
