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HERALD ANT) NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
SUNDAY. AUGUST 17. 1958
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TO MARRY
Mr. and Mm. Otto W r. rnnta
Salem, announce the engagement
of their daughter. Ida Jo. to Wil
liam Bradford of Hallway. Oregon.
i ne Dnae groom-to-be .is the on of
Mr. and Mrs. George Bradford, of
Halfway.
The wedHinff Hate ic cot
tober 19. in rhrist I . II I h A r a n
Church, Salem.
Miss Gronke Graduated tmm (ha
Salem High Srhnnl in iqv tmwn
Pacific Lutheran College in 1956
ana now leacnes art and general
science at Henley High School in
Klamath County.
Her fiance aHenrtwi rrBn
Technical institute and now is em
ployee in Klamath Falls.
Stork
Shower
DOnrilS A Clnrlr chnuar al
the city hall in Dorris honored
Mrs. Bud Stevenson of Macdoel
last week. Sixty guests from Butte
Vallev. Klamath Fall, ami Tula.
lake were served refreshments by
the hostesses, Mary Meyers, Ma
rie Tharp, Lillie Whitt, Eudora
Chriss, Patty Chriss and Arvilla
Dixon, all of Macdoel, and Mary
Chambers, Nancy Egeline and Viv
ian Wilson, all of Dorris. Mrs. By
ard Kelly entertained at the piano.
THE NEW Mr. and Mn. Raymond Allan Vawter leave
tha. sanctuary of St, Paul's for the recaption in tha church
parlors. Tha coupla left later for a honeymoon along tha
Oregon Coast. Photo by Vawter
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A MOMENT TO REMEMBER was caught by the camera when Mr. and Mrs. Estin
B. Klger paused during the reception to admire their daughter, Estelline, whose marriage
to Thomas Earl O'Harra had just been solemnized. Ferebee Photo
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PRETTY ENOUGH to be a bride, was Kaycs Ann
Marti, younger sister of Virginia Lee Marti. Kayce, one of
four feminine attendants for Virginia whan she became the
bride of Raymond Allan Vawter in St. Paul's Episcopal
Church, August 2, gives admiring glances at lovely gown
and veil worn by Virginia. Photo by Vawter
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tha punch bowl. Mrs. Bob Smith of
Portland registered the guests.
A group of the bridegroom's fra
ternity brothers serenaded Ginger
nt the reception with the fraternity
wedding song and the bridegroom
was honored by Ginger's sorority
listers.
A champagne supper, immedi
ately following the reception, was
held at the home of the bride's
parents at the Weyerhaeuser Town
site in honor of the out-of-town
guests, bridal party and relatives.
For a wedding trip along the
Oregon Coast, the new Mrs. Vaw
ter changed to a two-piece en
semble of royal blu Italian silk with
dyed to-match slippers and hag.
Her hat was a wig of white velvet
petals, and she wore the white or
chid from her wedding bouquet.
Ginger graduated this spring
from Lewis and Clark College
where she was a member of Alpha
Gamma sorority. She is also a
KUHS graduate. Raymond is a
graduate of the high school in
Prosser, Washington, and also a
Lewis and Clark graduate where
he is a member of Sigma Phi Ep
silon fraternity.
Out-of-town guests included Mrs.
Emma Martz, grandmother of the
bride, Eureka, California: Mr. and
Mrs. Orville Sine, Berkeley; Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Wolcher. San Fran
cisco: Mr. and Mrs. Al Johnson
and the flev. and Mrs. Galen On
stad and family. Redding; Mr. and
Mrs. James Johnson, Sacramento;
Mr. and Mrs. William Olson, Ev
erett, Washington: Mr. and Mrs.
William Bvrd. Yakima. Washing
ton: Mr. and Mrs. James Vawter.
Seattle: Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Petrik
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Giesy, Joan
Fram and Don Whitehead, all of
Portland: Helen Vawter and Ver
non Vawter, Tacoma; and Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Klum, Spokane.
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AN AUGUST 31 WEDDING is planned by Carol
Logan, daughter of Mr. and Mn. Kent Logan of Castella,
when she will exchange vows with Larry Moulton of Duns
muir. The bridegroom-elect is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Hobert Moulton of Payne Creek, California. The
young couple plans to attend Chieo State College this fall.
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THE FORMER ESTELLINE KIGER nA her kridnnrnnm.
Tom O'Harra, are shown immediately following their re
cent wedding in tha Klamath Lutheran Church, just before
they received their guests at the reception in the church
parlors. Ferebee Photo
Birthday
Celebrated
In Bonanza
BONANZA - Betty Tvree cele
brated her J.ith birthday August
a ny giving a parly at the Odd
Fellows Hall in Bonanza, startinc
;it 7:31). It was also a farewell
party for Susan Wolfe who has re-
urned to her home at Bonneville.
Washington.
Games and dancinz were enioved
by 35 young people, then all went
to the Bonanza cafe where the cake
baked and decorated by Pat Gib
ney and Margie Wolfe and other
parly refreshments were served.
Dessert
Bridge
BONANZA Mrs. Owen Pepple
entertained with a dessert bridge
party at 1:30 August 6. Three
tables were in play with high for
the afternoon going to Mrs. Bill
Bechdoldt, second high to Mrs. Ma
bel Maxwell and traveling to Mrs.
Paul Monroe.
Others present were Mrs. Harry
Frazier, Mrs. Bill Burnett, Mrs.
Ted Rowcliffe, Mrs. Lloyd Gift,
Mrs. Doug Smelcer, Mrs. Harold
Williams. Mrs. Cecil Haley, Mrs.
Merrill Stewart and Mrs. Mae Gale.
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European Tour
Is Completed
MOlJNT SHASTA - Mr. and
Airs. Lorenzen of Mount Shasta
have just r e t ur n e d from a two
month air tour of Europe. The
Lorenzens were with a party of
17 Shriners who flew to Europe
by the Polar Route.
Brussel's Fair was included
on the agenda, which also covered
a great deal of the continent be
fore the party returned home by
the way of Ireland.
Lorenzen, a Mount Shasta attor
ney, and his wife, whose hobby is
collecting dolls, enjoyed them
selves but are delighted to be home
again. Mrs. Lorenzen added to her
extensive doll collection on this
trip.
New Officers
Take Chairs
WEED New officers of Wa
beno Council 231, degree of Poca
hontas, assumed their duties at the
August 1 meeting held in White
Pine Hall. Mrs. Dorothy Sottana
newly installed Pocahontas, .pre
sided and announced plans for a re
ception to honor the new officers at
the August 15 meeting.
The official notice for the annual
visitation of the Great Pocahontas
was received and is slated in Weed
on October 3.
Mrs. Alma Kinningsworth re
ceived the coin award for the eve
ning and dimes were taken by Mrs.
Sottana and Mrs. Esther Aquila.
Pie and coffee were refreshments
served by hostesses Mrs. Naomi
Long and Mrs. Rita Renning.
Games were enjoyed for the eve
ning entertainment.
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James Hoback, Gail Mollison, Swan
James and Patricia Carroll. Mar
garet Gallagher held the guest
book. ,
When the newlyweds left on their
wedding trip to the Oregon Coast,
Estelline wore a beige suit with
copper accessories and a tiny beige
feather hat. They are now at home
in Klamath Falls. ,
Estelline graduated with this
year's class at KUHS and Tom
graduated from KUHS in 1958 and
attended the University of Oregon
where he was affiliated with Phi
Kappa Sigma fraternity.
Out-of-town guests included Joan
Belshaw, San Francisco; Mr. and
Mrs. Russell Belshaw and Mr. and
Mrs. Virgil Belshaw, Jit. Vernon,
Oregon; Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Williamson and son, Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Mulder and son, all of
Roseburg; Mr. and Mrs. Richard
arra
Meiling and sons. Oswego; Mr.
Ed Palmer and daughter, Dallas,
Oregon: Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gra
ham and family, North Bend; and
Mr. and Mrs. M. P. O'Harra, Ash
land. Kaye Kidwell and Ginger Walkley
honored the bride with a shower on
July 24 when 30 of her friends
were invited.
LAYETTE
SHOWER
DUNSMU1R Mrs. Edwarf
Benson was the honoree at a stork
shower given by Mrs. J. Morgan
Jones and Mrs. Martin Schabacker
on Monday afternoon.
The event was a garden party
luncheon at the home of Mrs.
Jones. Twenty guests were present
and after luncheon a variety of
gifts were opened by Mrs. Benson,
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