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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1960)
jParlicS And naagetnenh VFIarb Jlie Sociat Calendar V .3!- f7 9. Mkw I N ' f SOCIETY 5 -ee7 Bechen AM! . : r III m ' COME, BE OUR VALENTINE read invitations received by many local women from hostesses, left to right, Mrs. F. Cecil Adams, Mrs. Louis Serruys and Mrs. Robert Thomp fon. Guests were asked for coffee in the morning or tea on the afternoon of Wednesday, February 10, at the Thompson home, 660 Loma Linda Drive. Hostesses and those assist ing wore unusual Valentine heart corsages. The same hearts filled with colored baubles were tied to a branch tree for an effective coffee table arrangement. White flowers and red ones in pretty vases were about the rooms. MRS. H. H. TONSETH, seated, mother of Mrs. Cecil Adams, chats with Mrs. Howard Strode, left, and Mrs., Frank Howard at her daughter's party. Photo's by Guderian mm , If ." :':7 rcw ;j Herald & News ' Klamath Falls,- Oregon .'.1 MR. AND MRS. JAMES L. O'DONAHUE of the Henley area announce the engagement of their daughter, Kay, to Joseph E. King. Kay is a graduate of Henley High School and of Whitworth College at Spokane, Washington. She is presently teaching at Deer Park High School in Deer Park, Washington. Her fiance, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe R. King ef Paris, Texas, was recently stationed at Kingsley Field while serving in the Air Force. He is a graduate of Texas A and M College with degrees in petroleum and mechanical ngineering. He is now employed by the Tidewater Oil Com pany at Odessa, Texas. A summer wedding is planned. Photo by Henle Studio i ) -?ifm ; -. - ,i t t v W VISITING during the afternoon at the Valentine tea were, left to right, Mrs. Al Hattan, Mrs. Steve M. Vranson, standing next to her daughter, Mrs. L. C. Jones, and Mrs. George Hillis. Guests were served from a table centered with a dainty arrangement of pink rosebuds and violets between tall pink candles. Presiding at the silver services were Mrs. John Ashley, Mrs. Estin Balsiger, Mrs. C. John Cox and Mrs. Lawrence Slater in the morning, and Mrs. W. O. Smith, Mrs. Wilford Lamm, Mrs. V. E. O'Neill and Mrs. Frank Jenkins in the afternoon. Sunday, Feb. 21, 1960 AT A VALENTINE PARTY, February 13, in the Pelican Party Room, Mr. and Mrs. Harold A. Teale of 1935 Auburn Street, announced the engagement of their daughter, Patricia Ann, to Richard C. Meyer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Meyer of Salem. Patricia attended the Univer sity of Oregon and Oregon State College from which she was graduated. She is a member of Alpha Phi sorority. Her fiance, also a graduate of OSC, is affiliated with Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity. The betrothed couple reside in the Bay Area, she in San Francisco and he in Berkeley. An early fall wedding is planned. Photo by Miller-Williams REVEALED recently at a small dinner party at the horn of Mr. and Mrs. David J. Campbell in Bly was the engage ment of their daughter, Barbara Anne, to Bernard John La Casse, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. La Casse of John sondale, California. The bride-to-be is a graduate of Maryl. hurst College in Portland and is presently teaching ele mentary music in the Ontario, Oregon, schools. Her fiance, a graduate of Fresno State College, is teaching in the Bly area where the young couple will reside following their August wedding. Pnoto by Harano Studio, Ontario I IE" 1- , W"l dP cfNS ' 'rill SL Ps &r fJ l'- FA li' ,7 Q .rn .. . . . . Ul- : ' - 11 f,l , 1 I A MArMUiUMC told, thermometer, barometer ana SL'1n:t y X 1 3 -JK ki - LARRY WHYTAL, pictured with Mrs. Whytal at left, was inducted as commodor ef the Klamath Yacht Club during ceremonies at the dinner dance Saturday evening, Feb ruary 6. The club charter is given to him by Ray Byrnes, past commodore, at the right, with Mrs. Byrnes. Committee chairmen named by the new commodore include George Yah raus, fiouse; Lewis Kandra, grounds; Arthur Stites, harbor master; Ed Guarnera, outdoor activities; Tom O'Harra, publicity. Directors are William Smith, A. L. Vincie and Clifford Evans. A HANDSOME GIFT, thermometer, barometer ' and humidity indicator, was given Past Commodore Ray Byrnes from the officers who served with him last year. Making the presentation was W. Don Miller, master of ceremonies at the dinner. Photo by Guderian INTRODUCED at the Commodore's Ball were the new officers of the Anchor Club, who were installed at a morning meeting the same day. Left to right are Mrs. C. W. Evans, vice chairman; Mrs. E. A. Guamera, secretary - treasurer; Mrs. George Yahraus, chairman. Mrs. Evans and her committee arranged clever table decorations for the din. ner using pots of flowers with sails to depict boats. On the walls were displayed the club flags. A fire in the huge fireplace added a cheery note for the evening of dancing to stereo music which followed dinner. I
