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HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore.
Sundav, Dec. 13. 1959
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MRS. GEORGE. C. WESTEFELDT
(formerly Shirley Frances Mattoon)
Photo by Ferebee
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MR. AND MRS. GEORGE WESTEFELDT are pictured
cutting their wedding cake at the reception which followed
their marriage at the First Christian Church on November
27. v ' Photo by Ferebee
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Shirley Frances Mattoon became; ler's call to a church. The bride
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the bride of George C. Weste
feldt in a 7:30 candlelight cere
mony the evening of November 27.
Beauty baskets of white stock and
orchid carnations were placed be
side potted palms at the altar of
the First Christian Church for the
ceremony read by the Rev. George
Adler. Reverend Adlcr, at one
time pastor of the Klamath Falls
church, is now a professor at San
Jose Bible College where both
young people were recently grad
uated. The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Mattoon, 2228
Green Springs Drive. Mr. and
Mrs. George Westcfeldt of ML
Clemens, Michigan, parents of the
groom attended graduate school
in Ohio for two years following
his graduation from San Jose Bible
College.
Out-of-town guests included Mr
and Mrs. Roy Biggs of Tulelake;
aunts of the bride, Mrs. T. J
Morrisscy of Orland, Mrs. Cedric
Myer of Dunsmuir and Mrs. F.lmo
Schoellermann of Redding; Lela
Baker, Dora DcVoss, Klaine Ken
dall and Mary Sanders, all of San
Jose; Mrs. Fred Wikoff and daugh
ter, Deleine, and Barbara Jacob
son of Kugene.
Pre-nuptial events included s
shower given by the women of the
First Christian Church and an
other similar party hosted by Mrs.
bridegroom, were unable to attend !Cecil -Malt- Mrs- Ilans frei was
Zuleima Nile
Zuleima Nile Club held Its reg
ular luncheon meeting on Decem
ber 2 at the Willard Hotel. Chair
man of the meeting was Alisa
Kuykendall. Tables were decorat
ed in the , Christmas theme.
Boughs of pine and evergreens
sprayed in gold and silver and
decorated with ornaments served
as centerpieces. Santa's reindeer,
made of gilded cardboard, and
Christmas lights completed the
decorations.
Special guests introduced were
Mrs. R. Garrison and daughter
Kay, for the Temple in Seattle,
now living In Klamath Falls; Mrs
D, R. Porterficld of Newell and
Mrs. A. Schonebaum, mother of
Helen Niles.
Special prizes were won by
Princesses Helen Niles; Maude
Wright, Ruth Holcomb and Shir
ley Ferrel. Birthday awards were
presented to Virginia Zumbrun
and Mae Moss.
A .beautiful table was piled high
with Christmas gifts which will be
sent to the Shrine Hospital. Also
on display by the sewing com
mittee were children's dresses and
pajamas which have been completed.
Billic Balsigcr, program chair
man, introduced Dale Hallack of
the music department of Klamath
Union High School, who presented
tho "Swing 18" who sang several
songs. The KUHS string orchestra
played several groups of Christ
mas numbers concluding with
"Away in The Manger."
the wedding
Dale Mattoon gave his daughter
in marriage. Her floor length brid
al gown was fashioned of white
nylon lace over net. The fitted
bodice featured a portrait neck
ne with scalloped edging, long
sleeves pointed at the wrist, and
a long pointed waistline. A band
of seed pearls held her fingertip
illusion veil and she carried two
cattalya orchids arranged with
stephanotis.
Klaine Kendall of San Jose, maid
of honor, was gowned in dark or
chid. Light orchid frocks were
worn by the bridesmaids, Mrs
Fred Wikoff of Eugene and Mary
Sanders of San Jose. The attend
ants dresses, all made alike, tea
tured flared ballerina length skirts,
round neckline coming to a v in
back and short sleeves. All wore
white slippers and orchid flower
headbands. They carried colonial
bouquets of orchids and orchid
and yellow chrysanthemums.
Flower girl, Deleine Wikoff of
Eugene, carried a basket of vio
lets as she preceded the wedding
party down the aisle.
Wayne Thomas of Sacramento
was best man and ushers were
Ralph Westcfeldt of Mt. Clemens,
Michigan, brother of the bride
groom, and Roy Biggs of Tule
lake.
Wedding music was played by
Mrs. Stanley Kendall. She also
accompanied the soloists, Roy
Lundgren, Roberta Dougherty and
Stanley Kendall.
For her daughter's wedding Mrs,
Mattoon chose a sheath dress with
jacket of teal blue brocade. Her
corsage was double hybrid vanda
orchids
A reception followed the cere
mony in the church parlors. The
bride s table was covered with a
lace cloth and centered with
four tiered wedding cake decorat
ed with yellow roses. Assistants
were Mrs. Roy Biggs, Marlyn
Kendall, Carol Friedrichs, Dora
DcVoss, Lela Baker and Barbara
Jacobson.
The couple spent their honey
moon on the Monterey Peninsula.
Mrs. Westcfeldt wore for traveling
an aqua sheath dress with match
ing check jacket, white feather
hat and patent accessories. At her
shoulder was the orchid from her
bouquet. The newlyweds will re
side in San Jose until his minis-!
a luncheon hostess honoring the
bridc-elcct. Several affairs were
also held in her honor in San
Jose.
Women's Club
Meets In Bonanza
BONANZA The Bonanza Wom
en's Club met at the library for
an all day meeting December 1.
Members brought a sack lunch
anl coffee was furnished by the
club. Christmas wreaths and swags
were made to sell at the bazaar
held December 5.
uuring the business meeting
held in the afternoon, presided
over by the president Vela Wil
liams, it was voted to not charge
rent on the building when it was
used for the Hospital Survey Fund
tea given by Mrs. Lloyd Gift
Mrs. Cecil Haley, Mrs. Louis Ran
dall and Mrs. Martin Gift.
Doris Schmidli was appointed to
asK me Boy Scouts if they want
ed the wicker couch and chair for
their cabin.
Committee reports for the ba
zaar were made by Doris Schmid
li, Janet Fernlund. Donna Divnn
uara Bold, Florence Horn, Lil
lian Bechdoldt, Madeline Ketchum,
Alta Dixon, Bettye Steber, Bessie
Frazier, Noma Bechdoldt, Vclda
Haley, Cora Leavitt, Margaret
Burnett and Betty Pepple. Hos
pitality committee members were
Jeanette Stewart, Ida Rowcliffe,
Birdie Burk and Mildred Kelle
son. Dorothy Peterson was gen
eral chairman of bazaar.
Margaret Burnett, Clara Bold.
Patty Schmidt and Cora Leavitt
were appointed to plan a valentine
party for club members in Feb
ruary.
County librarian Betty Cote will
be invited to visit the club in
January when Bettye Steber and
Janet Fernland will be hostesses
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A GIFT EXCHANGE was a part of the annual Quota Club Christmas party held
Tuesday, December 8, at the Winema Hotel, where tables were decorated with colorful
holiday arrangements by the co-chairmen, Lou Hoselton and Helen Bechen. Pictured left
to right are Hap Lawler, Esther Newell, Helen Geclcner and Natalia Reichenberg.
Photo by Kettler
Bride-Elect Honored At Recent Showers
Wedding Plans
Are Announced
MERRILL Mr. and Mrs. Ros-
coe Barkhurst of Merrill announce
the forthcoming marriage of their
daughter, Mary Louise Turner, to
Robert Carl Wilson, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar Wilson of Ste
phen, Minnesota.
The nuptials win, be held Sun
day, December 20, at 3 p.m. in
the Merrill Presbyterian Church.
GIFTS by AN JOU
TO SET HER HEART SINGING
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$5.00; Celestial or Side Glance, ' $5.50
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ANJOU'S FOURSOME GIFT SET - Her own per
fume bar set up with her favorite Anjou
fragrances: Apropos, Dovastatinjr, Side
Glance and Celestial. $3.00,iw.
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Delorcs Dalmer was honored this
past week at two bridal showers.
On December 2 Mrs. Erie Hamil
ton entertained members of the
TNT Bridge Club in honor of the
bride-elect. Silver and white decor
was used by Mrs. Hamilton in dec
orating her home at 226 North
Third Street. An attractive center
piece of bride and bridegroom and
candles centered the refreshment
table. A shower of kitchen gifts
were arranged under the Christ
mas tree for the honored guest.
Martha McColIum was also a
hostess at a miscellaneous shower
honoring Delores at her home.
1965 Huron Street. Pink and white
colors predominated at this party.
The hostess' sister, Mrs. Virgil
Mudd of St. Helena, California.
who is visiting here, made and
dressed bride dolls as favors and
also decorated the cake which was
served later In the evening. Out-
of-town guests included Mrs. Wil
liam Lorenz of Chiloquin and the
honored guest's aunt, Mrs. Ed
Dalmer of Prineville.
Delores Dalmer will become the
bride of William Gene Vallier on
December 27 in a four o'clock
ceremony at the First Baptist
Church. The bride-to-be has been
making her home since July with
her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs.
Al Backes of 428 Pacific Terrace,
and is employed as office manager
for Don Potter Machinery Compa
ny. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
S. A. Dalmer of Leduc, Alberta.
Canada, her sister, Shirley, and
brother, Edward, and an aunt and
uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Stack,
all of Edmonton, are expected to
arrive in Klamath Falls on Decem
ber 20 to attend the wedding.
The future bridegroom is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Vallier,
1760 Homedale Road, and is cm
ployed by the Southern Pacific
Company.
SURPRISE PARTY
LANG ELL VALLEY-Mrs. Bill
Burnett gave a surprise birthday
dinner at her home on December
2 in honor of Mrs. Mae Gale. Cards
and a social afternoon followed.
Invited were Mrs. Gale, Mrs. Lloyd
Gift, Mrs. Harry Frazier, Mrs.
Ted Rowcliffe, Mrs. Lester Leav
itt, all of Langell Valley, and Mrs.
Joyce Felt and Mrs. Mike Eittreim
of Klamath Falls.
Two Weddings
Are Announced
MERRILL Mr. and Mrs. Ho.
mer Fields of Merrill have an
nounced two marriages in their
immediate family during t h t
month of November.
Their son, A.2.C. Richard (Dirk)
Fields, was married Saturday, No
vernier 7, at Fort Worth, Texas.
He and his wife, Lorraine, expect
to be sent later this month to
England. Melds has been sta
tioned at Carswell Air Force Base
at Dallas, Texas, the past 14
months.
Sue Fields, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Fields, selected Saturday
November 28, as her wedding date
to Wayne Keith Russell of Port
land. The wedding vows were ex
changed in Portland. The bride is
employed at S. E. Portland First
National Bank in Portland. The
bridegroom is associated with the
Dwyer Lumber Products Manufac
turing Company.
The newlyweds are now at homa
at 2726 S. E. 87th Avenue, Port-land.
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Fashions Shown
To Student Wives
A showing of late fashions from
the Bon Bazaar was presented
to the OTI Student Wives who met
in the campus YMCA building
on Wednesday, December 2, at
7;30 p,.m. President Donna Jon
neay mtroaucea itutn warren wl
described the styles as they were
modeled by Bonnie Gribble, Kathi
Stroedel, Janice Blower, Phyllis
Donaldson, Carrol Jelley and Gla
dys Brown, all student wives. Each
outfit was delightfully complete
with appropriate jewelry, match-
purse and shoes, the latter
from the House of Shoes.
During the short business meet
g, the bake sale was reported
a success. Members were urged
to continue submitting suggestions
for a name for the student wives
club. The next meeting of the
club will be on December 16.
Refreshments were served im
mediately following the meeting.
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