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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 1, 1961)
of BIG PLANS Beta Sigma Phi members met last week with Paul Surprenant, manager of the Winema Hotel, who assured them the new banquet room will be finished in time for their traditional tea, style show and card party. The "Harvest Moon" party will be Oct. 14 starting at I p.m. Bon Bazaar will present the fashion show. Some of the committee working under Mrs. Dale Goode, general chairman, seated left to right, are Betty Dirschl, Elsie Warren and Pauline Connor. Standing is Natalia Gu. derian. Also on the committee are Glenadine Blackburn and Shirley Tockey. Photo by Kettler II n; I ion a Wiite background and the i HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Oregon I If 1 f I I t f II V I I I I I I I I .1 ill! II I I ...-. . I w i i un iu ihj wimiv wuun lease was encuoiM v puiK and MONTAGUE White lattice en twined with ivy and banked with baskets of autumn blooms created an effective setting for the dan- dlelight wedding service when Constance Lorraine P.zzardo be came the bride of William Bovri Barron, on Monday evening. Aug. 28. . The single ring rites were read by Judge James B. McAdams at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Rizzardo in the presence of relatives and close friends. John Rizzardo gave his daugh ter in marriage. She was gowned in white nylon organza over taf feta, the fitted bodice featuring a scoop neckline and ballerina length bouffant skirt. A crown o( satin bows held her dainty veil Her jewelry included a pearl cross necklace, a gift from the bride groom, and the bouquet she car ried featured a white orchid nestled in stephanotis. The bride's sole attendant. Shar on Dallaire of Yreka, was gowned in blue and white nylon chiffon. She carried a pink carnation nose gay. Raymond Hogan served as best! man. For her daughter's wedding. Mrs. Rizzardo chose an afternoon dress in a champagne shade, worn with a white carnation cor sage. The bridegroom's mother, Mrs. Arthur Smith of Windsor. Ore., was unable to be present for the ceremony. After the ceremony, the just weds cut the initial slice from a beautifully decorated four tiered cake, topped with a miniature bride and bridegroom. Mrs. Earl Cummins of Yreka, aunt of the bride, cut and served the cake which had been baked by Mrs. Joe Thomason of Yreka. Mrs T. K. Thomason assisted with the decoration of the cake which fea tured a swirling stairway of pale pink roses and lily of the valley Sunday, October 1, 1961 PAGE J-B silver pom poms. Presiding at the punch bowls were Mrs. Vera Rizzardo and Mrs. lames Sifva, aunts of the bride. Guests were registered by Pa tricia Thomas. The new Mr. and Mrs. Barron left the follow ing day for a honey moon trip to Idaho, for which the bride chose a royal blue jumper ensemble complemented with white accessories and the orchid from her bridal bouquet. Tlie couple w ill reside in Worley, Ida. Hi PERFECT WEDDING 3 AnnouncmnTt Invitations Bride's Books Plates and cups Napkins BibUs SHAW STATIONERY COMPANY 72 Main rh. TU 2-2JS4 Trundle Dttfrtfle now only 2.98 For years the standard of Baby's Sleepwear. Grows in all directions just like your baby. Pleats at shoulders and hemline easily re lease to expand from 6 months to 3 years size. They're here now at SPENCER'S, 617 Main. iS'ff Green Stamps ' IslWiililiSii 9mm PRACTICAL NURSES Taken at the recent annual convention of Oregon Licensed Practical Nurses Association is this picture of four who played important roles during the sessions. Left to right are Mrs. Lura Bryant of Oakland, second vice pres ident of the national federation, who was speaker at the banquet; Mrs. Gloria Glass cock, Portland, president-elect of the Oregon group; Mrs, Helen Dwyer, Klamath Falls, new state president, and Mrs. E'Vaughan Thieleman, this city, president of Area 8 and general chairman of convention arrangements. Fashion Flair Do your clothes mix and min gle with ease, like guests at a well coordinated party? Dressing well is similar to a good party where the hostess has chosen her group with thought to the easy blend ing of people with similar inter ests or backgrounds. Do you have shoes in dark brown that go nice ly with not only a suit but several dresses? Do you have two sets of accessories for that suit . . . one dressy and one tailored . . . so that you have variety and gel fashion mileage out of your investment? Use Your Charge Account or Lay . 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