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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 1, 1961)
AAUW Slates Concert Dah instrumental music at the high' school. Tickets are now available LAKEVIEW Sponsored by thel Lakeview Chapter o the Amer ican Association of University Vomen, Robert Shotwell and Barnes AfYnent will appear in '.concert at the Lakeview High School Auditorium at 3 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 6. ' Shotwell is vocal instructor of! Mrs. Douglas Elder, president of the chapter, is in charge of the program, and Mrs. Gregory Tainter is arranging the recep. tion to follow for the performers and the public. The accompan ists will be Mrs. Herbert San derson and Mrs. E. J. Busacker. Dick Reeder Offers Formal Wear Rentals Size (or tha largest man or the smallest boy! Whit Dinner Jacket! Trousers Tuxedo Cummerbunds Ties Jewelry DICK KEEPER'S STORE FOR MEN 3th & Main Ph. TU 4-6621 Free Customer Parking 5th & Klamath NEVLYy EDS LEAVE FOR HOME IN SWEDEN f?7 r 8 . , ,w0""-i w) M&m - J$ ( -n c.A SI ievi" v I - PAGE - --- O - Pairs Win n Duplicate The Thursday evening, Sept. 14, master point open duplicate play was scored in two sections. Section A, north-south first place winners were Mrs. Harold Cloake and Mrs. Louis Serruys, Mrs. Rob ert Thompson .and Mrs. Leona Robertson were second, and Mrs. G. W. Nelson and Mrs. Jim Stil well, third. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tarr were east-west first winners; Mr. and Mrs. John Lake, second, and Mrs. Norman House and Mrs. J. L. Calhoun, third. In Section B, north-south honors were taken by Mrs. H. 0. Jucke land and Mrs. Lena Smith, fol lowed by Mrs. C. F. Adams and Mrs. Claude Davis, second, and AT THE RECEPTION The former Geraldine Nelda J o h n o n, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Bertil Johnson of Tulelake, and her bridegroom, Claes Bonde Nils ion, use an engraved silver knife to cut the initial slice of their wedding cake. The reception following their Sept. One of the most Impressive, wedding ceremonies of the season united Geraldine Nelda Johnson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Ber til Johnson of Tulelake and Claes Bonde Nilsson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sven Gustov Nilsson of Lund, Sweden, at 4 o'clock on Sept. 2 in the First Presbyterian Church In Tulelake. The couple exchanged vows before an altar beautifully decorated with bas kets of white gladioli and pink carnations and set off with two tall, tapering candelabra. The Rev. Wayne Wattman performed the double ring ceremony. The newlyweds will establish their first home In Lund, Swe den, where he will complete his education at the Elmars Agricul tural College. The young coup)! sailed from New York last week after an extended wedding trip across the country and visits For The Finest ... WINTER VACATION You've) Ever Had, Plan Now To Join . The Herald & . Newt ... Hawaiian Holiday Tour 12 GLORIOUS DAYS V FOR ONLY Do7 Sit the lait-Weit Shrine Game In Sen Francises. Fly by Pan Amtrlcar) Jar ro Honolulu whare you'll leur Iht lilondi. All you. , -CtmmtmmM Moke Your Reservations NOW! The Date Dec. 29th FOR FURTHER DETAILS CONTACT ... MclNTYRE TRAVEL SERVICE 716 Main St. Klamath Falls Phone TU 4-5143 to Glacier Park and Niagara Falls. The bride, given in marriage by her father, was escorted by him to the altar along a carpeted aisle draped with wide white satin ribbon. White satin bows and white and pink gladioli marked the pews. The bridal gown of imported thantuly lace was designed in princess style with bateau neck line and traditional long sleeves accentuating the fitted bodice which was embroidered with seed pearls. The very full bouffant skirt and chapel train were of Chantilly lace tiers. The bride's aurora borealis crystal crown held a double-pouf French illu sion veil, On a Bible given her by her cousin, Kathryn Barnes, she carried a white cattelya or chid with long streamers of white butterfly roses, stephanotis and lily of the valley. An Irish good- luck coin in her slipper was a gift of Mrs. Jack Hickey, Tule lake. Kathryn Barnes of Merrill was1 maid of honor for her cousin. She wore a mauve gown of silk or ganza over taffeta with slippers to match. Her headdress was a Dior bow of matching fabric and she carried a cascade of happi ness roses, light pink carnations and white phaelanopsis orchids. Betty Ann Chapman and Karen Chapman of Merrill, also cousins of the bride, were bridesmaids and wore identical gowns of deli cale pink organza and carried similar bouquets. f lowergirls were Bonnie and Pamela Hansen of Tulelake, Kaa: rin Conrad of Yreka and Sue Hance of Etna. All wore frocks of mauve or delicate pink with i matching floral headpieces and carried contrasting feathered bas kets. Sven Ake Persson of Lund, Swe. den, was best man and Dennis Mattson of Merrill, the bride' cousin, and Lewis Karstensson of Yreka, cousin of the bridegroom not too late to START! Start saving now at First Federal for-next year's vacation, Regu lar additions, plus liberal dividends, will build your vacation fund . . . and you will really have more fun next summer. mm nmst & ts u& raw ia t FIDS? FEDERAL tiwm L0An ASSOCIATION !540 MAIN STREET' QtUmdnH, PJuUhmI cftuHMf, Z6j$Hu,ctHMeC .mA'-? 2 marriage was held at the Sportsman Hotel, Congratula tions via transatlantic telephone came from the bride groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sven Gustov Nilsson, who will greet the newlyweds in Lund, Sweden, where they will make their home. Photos by Guderien were ushers. Steven Blumenthal; and Jack Slezack were candle-: lighters and also assisted in seat ing the 600 guests. The traditional wedding march es were played by Mrs. Harvey Greenbank. Mrs. Darrell walden was the soloist. Mrs. Johnson chose for the oc casion an original aqua blue floor length gown of draped peau de soie. Her hat was of white telt, elegantly accented by white os- trich plumes. On a matching bag she carried a white catelya orchid. At the Sportsman Hotel follow- ine the church ceremony, abouti 800 euests enjoyed a buffet, din ner, champagne cocktails and an evenine of dancing to the musici of Pete Colley and his orchestra. Here again, pink and white giad-j ioli predominated the decorations. On the lace covered bride's table was the elaborate wedding cake, five tiers rising above the base in the form of a cross. It was toooed with wedding bells and decorated with roses, fua- erees and small figures of a brid al party. Love birds, silver Dens and pink elfe roses further added to the table decor. The bridal couple used a Silver engraved cake knife, given to the bride by her grandmother, Mrs. Betsv Mattson, to cut tne uiiuai slice. It was served later by Mrs. Ithel Chapman and Mrs. Don Barnes of Merrill, Mrs. L. O. Forse of Minneapolis, Mrs. Cecil Boydston of Glcndale, Calif, and Mrs. Wayne Moore of . Portland. All but Mrs. Moore are aunts of the bride. Presiding at the silver coffee services were Mrs. Betsy Mattson of Tulelake, grandmother Of the bride: Mrs. lrvin Johnson of Mer rill, Mrs. Margaret Johnson of Tacoma, Mis. Hans Hansen of Pine City, Minn, and Mrs. Har old Strong of Whittier, all aunts of the bride, and Mis. Nellie Fleck of Merrill, her godmother. Cousins of the bride. Mrs. Richard Vaughn of Merrill and Mrs. Martha McGee of Tacoma, attended the guest book. Receiving gifts were other cousins of the bride, Mrs. Don ald Russel and Mrs. Tom O'Ncil of Merrill and Mrs. Dave Hill of Fort Lewis. Ron and Don Fen sler of Tulelake distributed the small packages of the bride groom's cake. t . Out-of-town guests included Mrs. Clarence Rasmussen, Rock Creek Minn.; Mr. and Mrs. Hans Han sen, Mr. and Mrs. Ludwig John son, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew John son of Pine City, Minn.; Mr. and Mrs. L. 0. Forse, Mr. and Mrs. Axel Larson, Minneapolis; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Linden, Shady Cove; Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Moore, Portland; Mr. and Mrs. Dave Hill. Fort Lewis; Mis. Mar Caret Johnson, Mrs. Marlha Mc Gee and Judy Klinger, Tacoma; Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Boydston, Glendale; Bessie Lee. Dorothy and Gary Guy and Johnnie John son, Burbank; Mr. and Mrs. Har old Strong, Whittier; Mr. and Mrs Harry Hook, San Francisco; Hans Karstensson, Mr. and Mrs. Condon Conrad and Kaarin. and Mrs. Mabel Pushberg, all of Yre ka; Mrs. Ray Hance and Sue, Etna; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Foster, Bakersfield; E. W. Lennart and son, Everett; Ellen Stover and Mrs. Donna Burdon, Worden, Wash.; Dorothy Decious, Chico: Mrs. Anne Donnelly, Longview; Kenneth Caton, Portland; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Marshal, Healdsburg The new Mrs. Nilsson chose for her going-away outfit a magen ta wool suit with gray fox col lar and hat. Her accessories were black alligator. She attended Oregon State Uni versity two years with summer sessions at the University of Ha waii and the University of Cal ifornia. She received her degree in education from San Francisco State College. She is affiliated with Alpha Gamma Delta sorority. The past two years she has taught scnooi in tne Bay Area. At a coffee hour following the rehearsal a Swedish cake, iced with the names of. the bridal couple and flown from Sweden, was served to members of the wedding party and guests. HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Oregon Sunday, October 1, 18 1 Mrs. William Cunningham anr Mrs. E. C. Lemler, third. East-west first place were Mrs. George. Myers and Gtftrge Mc-j Clary; Mrs. A. J. Honzel and Mrs.! Guy Hancock and Mrs. Claudine VanBuskirk and Mrs. Ruth Quinn tied for second and third. Nine tables of players were present for the Tuesday morning play Sept. 19. First place, north-1 south, were Mrs. Lloyd Goble and Mrs. Lena Srrflh; second, Mrs, Lester 0ffield and Mrs. Leona o Robertson, and thirfl. Mrs. Emil Albrecht and Mrs. A. J. Honzel. East-west winners were Mrs. Frank Ricky and Mrs. Robert Thompson; Mrs. J. L. Calhpun and Mrs. Jamec Stilweil, second, and Mrs. Robert Yuen and Mrs. William Cunningham, third. slilSpTpipT Bly Women Help Projects BLY Glenda Zittle was hostess to the Blv Women's Club the aft ernoon of Sept. 20. The club vot ed to donate the United Fund drive, and Elizabeth Campbell, who is assisting Matt Obenchain, chairman of the drive for Bly. dis tributed some literature about the drive to the reembers. 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