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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 29, 1961)
1 HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore. Sunday, January 29, 1961 PAGE S-C Prominent Z)idelalie Pi ) f ( . r air Decem ber felted Members of two well know n Brussels lace was held by a pear! Tulelake families were united in enrrnsiM tiara Th Vail hae tuian worn by her sister-in-law, Mary ann Kelleher Bauer, who brought it from Belgium. The bridal bou quet was a cascade of white ste phanolis surrounding white phael eonopsis orchids. Susan Bishop of Portland was marriage Dec. 2B at Holy Cross Catholic Church in Tulelake. At 10 o'clock Patricia Kay Schwa benland, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.' Peter Schwabenland, became the bride of Daniel John Kelleher, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Kelleher,' in the double ling ceremony offi ciated by the Rev. C. F. O'Con nor. Red poinsettias on the altar carried out the holiday decor. White ribbon bows with holly and' red carnations marked the pews aiung me wuiie carpeted aisle. dree. The bell skirts were fin The bride was escorted to the ished in front at the waistline altar and given in marriage by with flat self bows. Red petal her father. Her gown of gros da; hats with small circle veils anil Angeles and Peter Schwabenland, the bride's brother. Altar boys were Richard Smith, cousin of the bridegroom, and Monte Seus. Josephine Tschirky was the or ganist and also the accompanist for Mrs. Tom Hall, soloist. For her daughter's weddinrj Mrs. Schwabenland chose a sheatn dress of olivio green peau de soio with matching jacket and shoes. A flowered hat was in shades of green and beige and her acces sories were beige. A golden tone cymbidium orchid was her cor sage. . Mrs. Kelleher selected a garnet mairl nf h,.h.. a ni..ii u s"K sneatn wnn sell taDric dow of Portland and Virginia Roenicke a, ca s?r a?A, m,'hinS! aim dim veivei uum lieu, nci iui- tage was a pink throated white cymbidium orchid. For the reception following the of Klamath Falls were the b'rides- maids. They are Alpha Chi Ome ga sorority sisters of the bride. . The attendants were identically gowned in garnet red gros de lan- landrec was made with snug fit- ling Dodice with a scoop neck line cut square, in the back. Sell material fashioned the half bow which accented the side draped full skirt which was styled with a pleated bustle in back sweeping into a chapel train. The veil of matching slippers completed their ensembles. Their nosegays were made of pink and maroon carna tions with tips of evergreens. Richard Picser of Arleta, Calif., was best man for his brother-in-law. Ushers were' James Coleman of Modesto, Gary Coyner of Los ceremony the fairgrounds building was decorated in the seasonal theme by Mrs. Dale West. A red cloth covered the buffet table w hich was appointed in silver and lighted with tall tapers. The all white tiered wedding cake, encircled with red and white carnations, centered the bride's table which was. covered with white linen. 1 I - 1 Y NEWLYWED Mr. and Mrs. Daniel John Kelleher pose for their picture before leaving for a honeymoon trip to the Bav Area. They were married Dec. 28 at Holy Cross Church in Tulelake. Area reluming to make their home in Tulelake. Both young people gradu- The punch table, also whi'e ales of Oregon State College. Mrs When It's "MOVE CALL TU 4-7425 PEOPLES WAREHOUSE . . . Inral or long dlsUncfi moving ... By experienced movers with modern equipment. STORAGE SINCE 1918" FREE ESTIMATES CRATING . . . PACKING lAgentg for-Beklm Moving & Slorige Co. , Nationwide MovlncI clothed, was decorated with red carnations, while chrysanthemums and candles.- Pouring the punch was Judy Main Kelleher was a member of Alpha Chi Omega sorority. Her husband was affiliated with Phi Delta tne la. Hr is presently engaged in Sisters of the bridegroom, Mrs.jf operations in the Tult Richard Pieser and Mrs. Gott lieb Bauer, served the cake and Mrs. Cewin McCracken and Mrs. Ray Phillips, coffee and tea. Gifts were received by Mary Kay 'Walsh and Sheila Walsh, cousins of the bridegroom from Seattle. Sonia Lea attended the guest book. The new Mrs. Kellcher's going away suit was black and white wool with long belled jacket. She completed her outfit with a black moline beehive hat, black acces sories and the orchid from her bouquet. The newlyweds spent their hon- leymoon in Carmel and the Bay 500 Main 5 h Price Sale Skirts - Sweaters Dresses - Suits - Robes Coats - Jackets - Capris HURRY, SALE ENDS TUESDAY take area The cve'iing prior lo the wed ding a rehearsal (tinner was served to members of the wed ding party and guests at the home of the bride's parents. Before her marriage the bridj was honored with a miscellaneous shower given by Mrs. A. 6. Roen icke and Virginia Roenicke at their home in Olenc. Out-of-town guests at the wed ding included the bride's grand mother, Mrs. May Robinson of Watsonvillc; Mrs. Violet Pieser, Salem: Mr. and Mrs. James Cole man, Modesto; Dr. and Mrs. Al bert Roenicke, Klamath tails: Mr. and Mrs. Gary Coyner, Lt. and Mrs. Richard Covner, Los Angeles: Mr. a:id Mrs. Thomas, San Francisco; Mary Griswold and Janet Aydclott, Los Altos; John Day, Bakersfield; Mr. and Mrs. Gottlieb Bauer, Bend; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Picser, Ar leta; Sonja Lea, Medford; Duanc Goodman, Medford; Judy Adams and File Quisenberry, Lakeview; Mr. and Mrs. Roger Walsh. Mary Kay, Casey and Sheila, Scaltle: Mr. and Mrs. Merit Smith, Mar garet and Richard; Msfinr. T. P. Casey, Father Austin J. Cribbin and Richard Walsh, grandfather of the bridegroom. . all of Klam ath Falls; Judy Main of Palm Springs. Fashion Flair By TERRY MAYER, You know how a singer like Ethel Merman gives a song "ev erything she's gol." In buying fashion give it all 'you've got. Give a new outfit an air by the way you Walk. Treat it to ele-i gance by carefully choosing acces sories for it, to make a pleasing color story. Take time. 'Don't select acces sories at the last minute. Give yourself extra time to dress, and look belter than if you rush into a new dress, and find you have nothing to wear .with it. Dress rehearse in front of a mirror, and then you're really ready for the big show! CHURCH BENEFIT LANGELL VALLEY Mrs. Vir gil Boomer . and Mrs. Howrey Roberts were hostesses for a card party for the benefit of St. Barna- Jackibas Episcopal Church at the par ish hall on Jan. 14. Women's high prize went to Mrs. Art Struve; men's high lo Jack DeVaul, and traveling to Mrs. homer Roberts. Refreshments wqi-e served at the close of cards. . 'BIRTHDAY FETED Leonard Scaton . of Klamath Falls was honored on his 65th birthday Tuesday by friends and relatives. Among the 21 guests were the Rev. 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