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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 3, 1960)
HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Oregon Sunday, April S. 19R0 PAGE 3 B l iff," : I -; ' I 1 MR. AND MRS. RICHARD GREYDON BROYLES Photo by Ferebee Junior Girls Enjoy AAUW College Preview The junior girls from the high trhools of Klamath County were the guests of the American Associ ation of University Women at a College Preview dessert on March 2ft at the Willard Hotel. - Mrs. A. H. Patterson Jr., branch president, welcomed the high school girls. She then introduced Mrs. Charles B. Larkin. program chairman for the day. Mrs. Lar kin presented Mrs. Walter Bador ek who sang a group of solo selec tions accompanied by Mrs. Le land Agcnhroad. Informal talks about college life were given by four coeds. Janic Larkin represented the Universi ty of Oregon, Gail Nerseth dis cussed Stephens College and Southern Oregon College, and.lanc Jleiuel and Shirley Mock told of life at Oregon State College. The highlight of the afternoon was a charming style show pre sented by Mrs. Paul Angstead from the Bon Bazaar and Fashion Villa. The models were Mrs. Lar ry Amundson, graduate of Univer sity of Southern California: Mrs George Clark, graduate of Uni versity of Oregon; Nancy Clark senior, Lniversity of Oregon; Charlene Finchum, junior, South ern Oregon College; Margaret lleydcn. junior. Oregon Stale Col lege; .lanie Larkin. senior. Univcr. sity of Oregon: Gail Nerseth, sen- ioi Southern Oregon College; Ron nalee Olson, senior, Oregon State College; Peggy Seidcman, fresh man, Oregon State College; Mrs Harry Todd, graduate, University of California: Mrs. Jack Warrick graduate, Skidmore College. The tables were decorated with streamers of the various Ore gon Colleges. Informative college pamphlets and brochures were placed on the tables for the jun ior girls' use. Committee chairmen whose hard work contributed to the success of the afternoon were Mrs. P. D Mead, Mrs. R. Frank Tucker, Mrs. Julian Kccles, Mrs, A. Ivan Amundson. Mrs. Charles B. Lar kin was the general chairman. SAUCE IT! Once you develop your own fa vorile barbecue sauce, you can use it with sparerihs as well as chick en. ljiuie mae wan e-Je WecL IQcliarcl Cj. (l3royLs Billie Mae Van De Zande be came the bride of Richard Grey don Broyles. both of Santa Bar bara, on March 18 at the Bible Baptist Church in Klamath Falls. White and orchid stock and car nations set the color theme of the ceremony. They were arranged in tall beauty baskets, backed by ferns and lighted tapers in floor candelabra. The bride is the daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. Arthur Van De Zande of Oakridge. Mr. and Mrs. Greydon Broyles of this city are parents of the bridegroom. The 7:30 service was performed by the bride's father, who also gave her in marriage. He was assisted by the Rev. Freeman Schmitt, pastor of the church, and the Rev. A. 0. Broyles, retired, grandfather of the bridegroom. As the bride entered the church. her bridegroom sang "Because." Her gown was of heavy white taf feta beaded with seed pearls around the scoop neckline and down the front of the empire waist. The full skirt swept out into a chapel train. A coronet crown embroidered with seed pearls held the lingertip veil and she carried a cascade of white carnations cen tered with a Cattelaya orchid in a delicate orchid shade. Orchid satin ballerina length gowns, made with three-quarter length sleeves, scoop necklines and orchid lace midriffs, were worn by the attendants. Matron of honor, Mrs. Ron Van De Zande of The Dalles, sister-in-law of the bride. carried white carnations and or chid bell-heather on a white back ground. Sisters of the bridegroom, Colleen and Kathleen Broyles, both of Santa Barbara, were brides maids. Their flowers were t h e same as those of the matron of honor, but with orchid background. Patricia Broyles, sister of the bridegroom, and Sylvia Day, can dlelighters. were dressed as the bridal attendants. Flower girls were the bride groom's niece, Teresa Ann Kriner of Nyssa. and Shelly Pozar of Oak ridge, cousin of the bridegroom Their frocks were also of orchid satin and lace with two satin roses at the waist. The attendant' gowns, were designed by the bride. Michael Pozar of Oakridge. the bridegroom's cousin, was the ring hearer. Tile Rev. Robert Kriner ol Nys sa, brother-in-law of the bride groom, was best man. Ushers were the bride's brother, Ron Van De Zande of The Dalles, and Roland Smith. Mrs. Howard Commons played the wedding music. Greydon Broyles, the bridegroom's father, sang "F.ach For The Other" and "The Lord's Prayer." The ncwlyweils greeted approxi mately 175 guests at a reception in Fields Hall following their mar riage. For the occosion Mrs. Van De Zande chose a blue and white taffeta dress with white accesso ries. Mrs. Broyles wore a jacket dress of blue lace over taffeta with white hat. Both mothers wore corsages of cymbidium orchids. Daffodils, hcalher and carna tions, against a background of terns and evergreens, were ar ranged by Mrs. Robert Caster, Mrs. Oscar Stenlierg, Mrs. Rob ert Kwing. Mrs. Carl F-wing and Florence Smith. White wedding bells hung above the table centered with the bride's cake, made by Mrs. Wesily Car ter. It was decorated with white roses and bells ami encircled at the base with orchid carnations and terns. Afler the cake was first cut by the bridal couple it was served by Mrs. Lloyd Day. Presiding at the coffee and punch tables were Mrs. Robert Kriner. sister of the bridegroom, M r s. M. S. Pozar. his aunt, and Mrs L. Long. Mrs. Freeman Schmitt and Carol Long received gifts and Mrs, Russell C'arr attended the guest bock. Assisting were Mrs. Reuben Larson. Mrs. Carl Kwing. Mr. Jim O'Neal. Verna Balzar. Mrs. Shirley Probst. Mrs. John Williams and Mrs. Clarence Wal do. The new Mrs Broyles changed to a iH'ige outfit, jersey sheath dress and camel hair coat, for the wedding trip along the coast to San Fi'.uicisco and to their home in Santa Barbara. She is a grad uate of North Bend High School and Westmont College of S.inta Barbara where she was acme in music. The bridegroom, graduate of Klamath Union High School, at tends City College in Santa Bar bara and is employed at Pcnta Laboratories. He is well known in church, radio and TV music circles for his tenor voice. Out-of-town guests were Mr. and Mrs Ron Van De Zande and Vick ie, The Dalles: Rev. and Mrs. Ar thur Van De Zande, Mr. and Mrs. Klmer Harrison and Lois, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Williams. Jim and Ituth Ann. Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Pozar. Mikey and Shelly, all of Oakridge; Mr, and Mrs. Adolph Paul, Wcsttir; Mrs. Smith Strohl, Florida: .Mariorie Lewis and Dor othy Lewis. Ashland; Mr. and Mrs. F. G. 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