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American Association of Univer
sity Women members are invited
to "An Old Fashioned Children's
Christmas" to be held Thursday,
December 17, at the Willard Ho
tel. The social hour will begin at
6:30 with the buffet dinner enter
tainment beginning at 7 p.m. The
annual Christmas party is in honor
i.f the 30 new AAUW members.
Reindeers Mrs. Martin Franz
and Mrs. Fred Foulon plus a
MR. AND MRS. JAY HOWARD GRAHAM
Cjraliam-Cooii Iflupliali
leiniiizeo
In the presence of members of
their immediate families Karen
Rave Coon and Jay Howard Gra
ham exchanged wedding vows in
a candlelight ceremony on De
cember 2 at St. John's Presby
terian Church in Reno. The single
ring ceremony was read at 4:30
in the afternoon by the Rev. Rafe
Martin.
Present for the service were Mr.
and Mrs. Leo Coon and Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert C. Graham, parents
of the young couple.
For the ceremony the bride
chose a lace trimmed royal blue
taffeta gowrt. while feather hat
AAUW Members Bid
To Christmas Party
Engagement
Is Announced
LAKEVIEW Announcement
has been made by her parents
of the engagement of Deanna Jean
Cullop of Ashland to David El
liott of Lakeview. A wedding date
has not been set.
The bride-elect, a senior at Ash
land High School, is the daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow J.
Cullop of Ashland. Her fiance is
the son of Mrs. Carl Lange and
Thomas Elliott of Lakeview. He is
a sophomore at Southern Oregon
College.
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and white brocade slippers. A
white orchid was pinned at her
shoulder.
Mrs. Maynard Gardner of Klam
ath Falls, matron of honor, wore
a delf blue silk dress with white
hat and corsage of white carnations.
Maynard Gardner served as best Bowman, parliamentarian.
man.
The bride's mother wore a coral
wool dress with blue accessories.
Mrs. Graham chose a gray suit
and white hat for the occasion.
Both mothers wore corsages of
white carnations.
Following the ceremony a wed
ding supper was held in the Olym
pic Room of the Riverside Hotel.
Later the newlyweds left for S
wedding trip to San Francisco and
the Monterey Peninsula. On their
return they will reside in Klam
ath Falls.
Merrill Women
Stage Yule Party
MERRILI A Christmas party
which included a potluck lunch
eon and gilt exchange was attend
ed by 40 members of the Merrill
Library Club on Thursday after
noon, December 3, at the Merrill
Recreation Hall.
Plans for a teen-age dance were
proposed by Mrs. Ivan Kandra,
chairman of the youth activity
committee. The dance will be held
Saturday, December 10, in the
IOOF Hall. Students will be ad
mitted by student body card. A
limited number of adult tickets
viK be sold.
Mrs. George Mattson, librarian,
announced that the November cir
culation was higher than previous
months.
The nominating committee, Mrs.
Robert Merrilees, Mrs. Jim Walk
er and Mrs. Bob Walker, an
nounced their suggestions for lOUO
ofticers. Their suggestions were
approved and elected. Mrs. Wil
liam Poe will succeed Mrs. War
ren Walker as president. Other officers-elect
are Mrs. Wilbur Brick
ncr, vice president: Mrs. Jim
V'alker, secretary; Mrs. William
Walker, treasurer; and Mrs. M. A.
Mrs.
George Mattson will maintain her
office as librarian.
A candy decorated Christmas
tree centerpiece was awarded to
Mrs. George Chin.
Preceding the potluck luncheon,
a presentation of "The Lord's
Prayer" was offered by Sharon
Hobson and Linda Kafton.
sleigh full of helpers have planned
a very testivc program. Mrs. Art
Moore's kindergarten will enter-'
lain with a Christmas Symphony.
Airs. Helen Hoffman will give a
monologue entitled "An Old Fash
ioned Christinas." Bill Finch, ar
tist and cartoonist, will portray
"The Picasso's Christmas Card"
plus many other surprises.
Assisting the chairmen will be
Mrs. A. V. Fullauay, Mrs. Ted
Deaton, Mrs. James Pinniger,
Mrs. Howard Hall. Mrs. Harold
Kvenson and Mrs. Rodney liell.
Members are asked to bring for
the gift exchange a favorite tree
ornament, an unusual gift wrap
ping, or homemade goodies with
the recipe attached.
For reservations call Mrs. Char
les Dibble, TU 2-4038, by Tuesday
evening, December 15.
Wary Zbiane Sol,, E-ule Of WicuJ WcCornud
Mary Diane Doty, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Lindsey Nelson Doty,
former Klamath Falls residents
now residing in Eugene, became
the bride of Michael 11. McCor
mick on November 22 at St. Ma
ry's Episcopal Church in Eugene.
The double ring ceremony was
read by Father Eliis before the al-j
tar decorated with bouquets of
white stock.
The bridegroom's parents are
Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. McCor
mick of Lakeview.
The bride was escorted to the
altar by her father along the aisle
marked at the pews with candela
bra tied with white satin ribbon
and entwined with ivy. The bridal
gown was o( white taffeta trimmed
at the neck and hip line with lace
and sequins. The long boullant
skirt ended in a chapel train. A
can of tulle trimmed with seed
pearls held in place a fingertip
veil. The bride wore for sentiment
MONA CHENOwETH won
second place in the vocal
solos division of the intra
mural societies' recent music
contest at Northwest Naia
rene College in Nampa, Ida
ho. A freshman elementary
education major, she is at
tending the college on a
music scholarship. Her par
ents are Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Chenoweth of 1654 Portland
Street.
Photo by Miller-Williams
Garden Club
Honors Member
Members of the Mt. Laki Gar
den Club arranged a housewarm
ing party in honor of Mrs. Alice
Nyhart at her home, 1406 Divi
sion Street, on Sunday afternoon,
November 22. A money tree was
presented to her by the guests.
Guests included Mrs. W. Black
man, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Baty,
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Motschenbach
er, Mr and Mrs. Jay Manning,
Mrs. Ola Houck, Mr. and Mrs.
Irving Dixon, Dorothy Banta, Mrs.
Victor Ongman, Mrs. Crystal
Chcyne, Mr. and Mrs. C. Bailey,
Mr. and Mrs. I. W. White, Mr.
end Mrs. R. H. Bryson, Mrs. Mil
dred Cunningham, Mr. and Mrs.
Pal Hammond and Mrs. Jay Fair
do. Guests other than members
were Mrs. Dorothy Bussman, Mr.
and Mrs. Forrest Cullen, Mr. and
Mrs. Pat Kelly and Don Charbon
neau. Out-of-town guests were Mr. and
Mrs. M. F. Frederick of Pasadena,
Mrs. Paul Whitlach and daughter
from Henley, Mrs. Rodger Cys
and daughter of Lancaster, Cali
fornia.
INSTALLATION
NEW PINE CREEK Installa
tion of the newly elected East
ern Star officers was held Satur
day night at the Masonic Lodge
Hall in Fort Bidwell for mem
bers and invited -guests.
Mrs. Elsie Cundiff was installed
as worthy matron and her husband,
Hilton, as worthy patron. Other
officers installed from New Pine
Creek and vicinity included Mrs.
Bertha Snider, chaplain; Mrs.
Beth Ayoutt, conductress, Mrs.
Maxine Robnett, warder, Mrs. Eu
nice Cogburn, a star point; Mrs.
Sara Johnston, associate conduct
ress, and Mrs. Ramona Pochop
of Willow Ranch, marshal.
APPLE COUNT
Making apple pie? A pound of
anples should yield about three
cups of the sliced fruit after par-
tng and removing tne core.
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a cameo brooch of her giandmoth
ers' and in her slipper a sixpence
that had belonged to her bride
groom's grandfather. She carried
a cascade of pluiclonop.sis orchid.-'
on a white Bible.
Dianne Bennett of Kugenc was
maid of honor. She wore an em
erald green embossed silk sheath
with narrow belt and bow in back.
A matching nylon tulle veil was
attached to a velvet bow hat. She
carried a cascade of while carna
tions and pink ellin roses. Dressed
identically were the bridesmaids.
Maltha Macy of Kugcue. Janet
Swinney of Coquille, Kdie Church
of Portland and Connie Baker of
Spokane.
Robert Godiles of Roscbuig was
best man. I'shers were Paul Mc
Cormick. the bridegroom's brother.
James ross. Don Vokom. and Greg
Mcl.eod.
Judy I.ittlchales sang "Oh Per
fect Love" and "The Wedding Ben-
jediction." Wedding music and tin
wedding march were played bj
Milton Dieterich. ,
At the reception which followci
the ceremony Mrs. .Guy Pen-in o
lioseburg and Mrs. Harold Wync
of Jelleison served the cake. Mrs
J. C. McDonald of Tacoma, aim'
of the bridegroom, presided at the
coltee service and Mrs. V. O. See
hale of Grants Pass, the bride's
aunt, poured punch. Guests were
registered by Mrs. 1. 11. Winger
ol Salem. Chi Omega sorority sis
ters of the bride who were host
esses included Sancha Trautwein,
Deanne Hasmussen, Judy Ilamil
Bobbie McKaig, Carleen Kelker.
Judy Fleishman, Judy Van Rlak
land, Judy Marsh, Cookie Welch
and Becky Ritter.
Incidental piano music w a s
played during the reception by
Dorothy Gamblin of Portland and
Mrs. Gilbert Looney of Jefferson.
For traveling the bride wore a
-oft green and beige check juit
vith beige coat and burnt orange
iccessories and the orchid from
icr bouquet.
The honor guard from the na-
ional military honorary, Scabbard
ind Blade, presented and arched
abcis as the bridal couple left
lor their honeymoon.
The couple, both seniors at the
University of Oregon, are residing
at 751 K. 14th Street in Eugene.
The bride is a member of ChJ
Omega sorority and Phi Beta hon
orary. Her husband is a member
of Delta Upsilon fraternity and
Scabbard and Blade.
Out-of-state guests were Mr. and
Mrs. J. C. McDonald of Tacoma
and Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Baker of
Spokane.
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