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HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Fills, Ore.
Sunday, December 16, U62 '
" First Child
-7s Welcomed
Mr. and Mrs. Fred N. Wade
,( of Mercer Island are the proud
parents of a baby girl, their first
child, born Dec. 11 In Seattle.
The young lady weighed 8 pounds,
, 3 ounces at birth and has been
. named Mary Margaret.
Mrs. Wade is the former Gail
Mollison and her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Van Mollison of this city,
are now grandparents for the first
time. The new arrival is also the
first grandchild for paternal grand-
father, L. N. Wade of St. Peters-
.' burg, Fla.
Great-m-andoarents are Mrs.
1' Edgar Senders of Klamath Falls
" and Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Mollison
"' of Portland.
' Skiing first became a popular
sport in the 19th century.
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Kingsley Field Chapel was the,
setting on Nov. 15 for the mar
riage of Judith L. Gilcrist, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Gil
crist, and Alfred Oucllette. son of
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred J. Oueilette
of Mt. Clemens, Mich.
White chrysanthemums, bacca
ra roses and bronze pompons in
beauty baskets, flanked by can
delabra, were the background
for the 8 p.m. double ring cere
mony read by the iRev. Robert
L. John of First Christian Church.
For the service, the pews were
marked with white satin bows
with cotillion blue satin roses and
the aisle was covered with a
white runner.
Mrs. Robert John was the or
ganist and sons were sung by a
trio. Louise Arnold, Rae Ann Da
vis and Faulctte Eden.
The bride was escorted to the
altar by her stepfather. She wore
a gown of white Chantilly lace
made with long sleeve fitted bod-
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Sequins and seed pearls outlined
the Sahrina neckline. A crown of
pearls and sequins held in place
the fingertip illusion veil. On a
lace-covered Bible she carried a
corsage of phalaenopsis orchids
accented with stephanotis and lily,
of the valley streamers. A single
strand pearls was a gift of the
bridegroom's mother. I
Mrs. Bud Taylor was matron,
of honor and Mrs. Larry John-'
son, bridesmaid. They were
dressed alike in full-skirted frocks
of blue brocade taffeta and head
pieces of blue veil and baccara
roses. Each carried a butterfuly
of lace and baccara roses.
Blue taffeta dresses with scal
loped white organza overskirts
were worn by the candlclighters,
Kathy Sue Schrier and Carol Mc
Fadyen. Their butterfly wristlets
were fashioned ol while mini
pompons with blue makeup.
While carnations decorated the
heart-shaped ring pillow carried
by Dave Clawson.
Michael J. Reynolds was best
man and Lindsey D. Blss and
Bobby George were ushers. All
are from Kingsley Field.
Mrs. Gilcrist wore for her
daughter's wedding a royal blue
suit with black patent accessories!
and a white orchid corsage.
Following the ceremony a re
ception was held in the church an
nex. On the bride's table, set be
tween bouquets of white Illini
pompons and blue iris, was the
tiered cake trimmed in blue and
encircled with fern and orange
oarnette roses. The cake was
served by the bride's aunts, Mrs.
Henly Clawson of Hornbrook,
Calif., and Mrs. Opel Ward of
Ashland. Punch and coffee were
poured by iRosemarie Raymond
and June Raymond. The bride's
Cousin, Gayel Ward of Ashland,
registered guests and Pat Seibert
attended the gift table.
The new Mrs. Ouellctte's going-
away outfit was a brown sheath
accented in gold. She is a gradu
ate of KUHS and Hutchinson
School of Floral Design in Port
land and is employed at Nyback's
Flower Fair. Her husband Is sta
tioned at Kingsley Field with the
Air Force.
m,uh m, a w. i,v.t'w.rri Kred Olson, junior music ma
Mnnlnrim Mr nod Mr Hnhart featured in the weekly music
Cumminas. and H. C. Clawson of hour program Dec.
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MOUNT SHASTA-Zi Theta Tau
and Omicron L'psilon sororities
met at the home of Mrs. John
McHugh on Dec. 5 for t h e 1 r
joint Christmas party. Thirty six
members attended.
Decorations were tiny Christ
mas stockings filled with goodies
for each guest.
WED IN KINGSLEY CHAPEL A double ring ceremony
Nov. 15 at Kingsley Field Chapel united in marriage
the former Judith Gilcrist end Alfred J. Oueilette. The
ceremony was followed by a reception in the church
annex. Photo by Ferebee
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Sieve Binney, junior engineer
ing student at Oregon State Uni
versity, has recently been ini
tiated into Sigma Tau, national
engineering honorary, and Scab
bard and Blade, national milita
ry honorary.
C. Francis Kcnyon was one of
eight students invited to mem
bership in Alpha Delta Sigma, na
tional advertising fraternity. He
is a junior pharmacy student at
Oregon State University.
Paula Goddard has been pledged
lo Alpha Rho Chapter of Alpha
Omicron Pi, social sorority at
Oregon State University. She is a
nursing.
Martha Pierson will play the
part of "der alter Hirt" the old
shepherd in the Vassar c o 1
lege Christmas play, a medieval
Nativity to be given in German.
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ENGAGED Mr. and Mrs. Derrill Stein announces the
engagement of their daughter, Charlotte Anderson, to
Lynn Trippett, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Mosbey. Both
families are residents of Klamath Falls. The future bride
will be graduated from KUHS in June. Her fiance is a
'62 graduate of the same school. No wedding date hat
been set. Photo by Bob Anderson
Sororities Have Party
Mrs. Arthur Adler, original
sponsor of the club, gave a pro
gram on how to make Christmas
decorations for the home. Mrs.
Alice Hill won the special prize.
A costumed Santa arrived and
distributed secret pal gifts at
which time secret pal names
were revealed.
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Couple Recite Nuptial Vows
Bonnie June Sutton became the
bride of Joe Kctcham in the First'
Methodist Church Tuesday, Dee.
It, at 1:30 p.m. The Rev. Ralpn
Richardson performed the double
ring ceremony.
Attending the couple were Mr.
and Mrs. Jerry G. Rriggs of Chil-
oquin. Mr. and Mrs. Kelcham
will make their home in Chilo-
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