SUNDAY. AUGUST 31, 1958
HETtALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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MOMENTS before her walk up the aisle of St. Paul's
Episcopal Church, Nancy Warren posed with her father,
Lane Warren, in parental home. The bride is . an only
daughter.
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' THE CEREMONY OVER, the newly wedded Mr. and
Mrs. Dennis Todd leave church for reception in lovely
garden at home of bride's parents, 2025 Lawrence Street,
where profusion of summer blooms made delightful setting
in late afternoon.
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best man for his brother. Acolytes
were Gerald and Richard Whit-
latch, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Whitlatch of Klamath Falls. Guests
were ushered to their seats by
Herbert Titus, James Brown,
Baker: Larry Yarnell, Dale Dash.
Ashland, and Louis Zarosinski,
this city.
For the wedding, Mrs. Warren
wore a porcelain blue dull satin
sheath with matching pumps and
tiny feather hat. Her shoulder
flower was a white orchid,
Mrs. Todd chose a Capri blue
frock, also in satin with matching
accessories and hat. Her flower
also was a white orchid,
The beautiful garden at the
Warren home, 202S Lawrence
Street, was chosen for the recep'
tion where the bride s table was
covered with a cloth of imported
organdy and Alencon lace, made
especially for the occasion by the
brides maternal granamotner,
Mrs. Ludvig Peterson, who with
Mr. Peterson, maternal grand
father, was present from their
home in Prineville.
The four-tiered white wedding
cake, encircled at the base with
florets of deep blue delphinium
and maiden hair fern, centering
the table was complemented with
After the first cut was mads by
the newly wedded couple, the con
fection was served by Mrs. Rus
sell Marshall, Palm Desert, Cali
fornia, and Mrs. Roy Whitlatch,
this city. Pouring were Mrs. Lud
vig Peterson and Mrs. Lawrence
Cada. Mrs. David Todd assisted
at the punch bowl, assisted by
Paul Anestead. R. Frank Tucker.
Russell Marshall, Charles Bailey,
Rov Whitlatch. Robert Ellingson,
Hugh Estes and Morgan Johnson.
Mrs. Paul Anestead and Mrs.
Hugh Estes, in charge of the re
ception, were assisted about the
rooms bv Mrs. Robert hllingson,
Mrs. Fred Heilbronner, Mrs. John
Moehl, Mrs. Morgan Johnson, Mrs.
Charles Bailey, Mrs. Axel Jacob
son, Mrs. Gordon Raught. Mrs.
Verla Peterson, Mrs. Ethel Fester-
field. Mrs. Lloyd Haight,
aunts of the bridegroom. Mrs.
Richard Post, Sharon Meyers,
Jeanne Drost, Janice Kenyon and
Lynette Gotchy, sorority sisters of
the bride, Mrs. Rodney van tsus
kirk, Mrs. R. Frank Tucker.
Judith Angstead was in charge
of the guest book. Mary and Robin
Marshall, daughters of Mr. and
Mrs. Russell Marshall, passed rice
in tiny blue net bags.
A charming note was the vocal
serenade during the reception by
tall, lighted tapers in. silver hold- Alpha Tau Omega fraternity
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MR. AND MRS. BOICE ROBERT MOORE
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BIRTHDAY
CELEBRATED
BONANZA Mrs. Howard Kel
leson was given a surprise Au
gust 20 when Mrs. John Brown
invited friends to come to the Bo
nanza Cafe for a coffee hour and
help Mrs. Kelleson celebrate her
birthday.
Guests were Mrs. Homer Dixon.
Mrs. Charles Schmidli, Mrs. Roy
ferniund, Mrs. Les Leavitt, Mrs,
Don Gibney, Mrs. Tim Tyrce, Mrs
Bob Schmor and Betty Tyree.
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ENGAGED Mr. and
Mrs. Everett Bredeen, Mer.
rill, announce the engage
ment of their daughter,
Doris Kathleen, to Joe Wal
lace, ion of Mr. and Mrs,
Homer Collins, also of Mer.
rill. Both are 1958 grad
uates of Merrill High
School. No wedding date
has been set.
Photo by Ferebee
Lora Gene Hurley, daughter of
Mrs. William Jarosak of Klamath
Falls and Paul Hurley of Duns
muir, became the bride of Boice
Robert Moore, of Wauna, Oregon,
at a morning Nuptial Mass at St.
Mary Magdalene Church in Port
land on August 4. The Rev. George
Campbell officiated at the 9:30
ceremonies.
Escorted by her stepfather, Wil
liam Jarosak, the bride wore a
white lace and taffeta floor length
cown. The shoulder length veil
was attached to a crown of sequins
and seed pearls. Her bpuquet was
a white orchid on top ot a wnue
bridal manual with white stream
crs and pink bouvardia.
Roberta Hurley, a sister of the
bride and maid of honor, wore a
white lace over pink taffeta dress
with a matching pinK cummer
hund. She wore Dink and white
carnations in her hair and carried
a bouquet of white gladioli witn
pink bouvardia.
Another of the bride's sisters,
Caroline Hurley, was bridesmaid.
She wore a pink lace frock over
light orchid talleta. sne also wore
pink and white carnations in her
hair, but ner Bouquet was pinn
gladioli with white bouvardia.
Bnhhv Herrin of Wauna per
formed best man duties, and Paul
Hurley, brother of the bride, and
Hugh Shivers, Portland, seated the
guests.
The bride's mother chose a while
and green sheath with which she
wore white accessories for her
dauehter's wedding. The bride
groom's mother was gowned in a
white and blue afternoon dress
and she wore white accessories.
Both of the mothers had identical
corsages of pink roses and bouvardia.
The wedding reception was held
at the bride s home in Portland.
Mrs. Maude Eakins presided at the
punch bowl and Mrs. James Dun
can cut the wedding cake. Devina
Duncan registered the guests.
Lora is a graduate of Sacred
Heart Academy in Klamath Falls,
but has been living in Portland
where she is employed. The bride
groom is a graduate of Oil, and
is now stationed with the Army at
Fort Bliss, Texas.
After a wedding trip to Seaside
the bride remained in Portland
until she can join her husband in
Texas.
brothers of the bridegroom. .Sacramento: Mr. and Mrs. Byron
For traveling, Nancy changed to Tarr, Coos Bay: Miss Orpha Hud-
sneer red wool sheath (rock SDn. roruana; mrs. Hum Longtei-
with matching feather hat. black
kid accessories and the white or
chid from her wedding bouquet at
ber shoulder. J
Following a wedding trip to
Monterey, Carmel. and other Cal-1
ifornia Coast points, Nancy and
Dennis will return to Oregon State
College for their senior year. Den
nis is affiliated with Alpha Tau
Omega, his bride with Delta Gam
ma. On Saturday evening, before the
wedding, Mr. and Mrs. Warren
were hosts at a rehearsal supper
at the Yacht Club for members
of the wedding party and out of
town guests, including Mr. and
Mrs. Ludvig Peterson, Prineville:
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Marshall
botniand daughters, Robin and Mary,
Palm Desert, California: Mrs.
Richard Post, and son Richard,
Portland; Mrs. Verla Peterson.
Sacramento.
Mr. and Mrs. David Todd, Trav
is Air Force Base, California; Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Haight, San Diego:
Mrs. Ethel Pesterfield, Riverdale,
California; Mr. and Mrs. Anthony
Kennedy, Anthony Kennedy Jr.
low, Corvallis; Al Dungey, Co-
quille; Bud Titus. Baker; James
Brown, Charles Velguth, Dale'
Dash, Don Nash, Bill Davies; Er
nest Renner, Dale Erickson, Lucian
Carson, all of Portland.
Pre-nuptial showers for Nancy
were given by Mrs. Robert Elling
son and Mrs. Roy Whitlatch at
the Ellingson home, when guests
showered the bride with linen for
her new home; a coffee and kitch
en shower by Mrs. John Moehl;
a miscellaneous shower by Mrs.
Lawrence Cada and one by Carrie
Heilbronner, Mrs. James Osborne
and Mrs. Larry Yarnell.
PINOCHLE
BONANZA Mrs. Charles
Schmidli was hostess to a group
of friends for pinochle at her home
the evening of August 21. Mrs.
Roy Fernlund won high prize; Mrs.
Edward Adams, low: and Mrs.
George Simmons, traveling. Other
guests enjoying the cards and mid
night refreshments were Mrs. Bob
Schmor, Mrs. Howard Schmidt,
Mrs. Homer Dixon and Mrs. Don
Horsley.
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