Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, April 14, 1963, Page 19, Image 19

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SOCIETY
By Helen Bechen
Herald and News
Klamath Falls, Oregon Sunday. April 14, 1963
Reames Country Club Auxiliary
members braved the rigors of a typical
spring day of sleet, rain and wind on
Friday, April 5, to attend the annual
spring luncheon to open the season.
Spring blossoms in planters, vases and
attached to graceful manzanita
branches denoted "Spring Is In The
Air," theme chosen by the luncheon
chairman, Mrs. E. P. Renick and her
committee, Mrs. John Ashley, Mrs.
W. R. Bradshaw, Mrs. Jerry Ranus,
Mrs. Carl Coul son and Mrs. Chester
Stonecypher.
A social hour preceded the lunch
eon meeting, presided over by Mrs.
John West, auxiliary president.
For entertainment, "clothes for
here and there" were modeled from
Bon Bazaar by OTI girls. Commenta
tor was Mrs. Katie Lake.
The models made their entrance
through a garden tea setting shown as
background for the four women above.
Left to right are Mrs. E. P. Renick,
Mrs. Emil Berg, Mrs. L. D. Jones and
Mrs. John West.
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Among the approximately 125 luncheon guests were the three pictured above, left to.
right, Mrs. L. B. Bartholomew, Mrs. Frank Tarr and Mrs. Earl A. Parkor.
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Umbrellas were as much in evidence as new spring millinery when Reames
women arrived for the luncheon on Friday. Sharing an umbrella in the picture above
are Mm. Lloyd Prock, left, and Mrs. Howard Pernell. At right is Mrs. Burge Mason.
Shown during the so
cial hour preceding the
luncheon in the picture at
left, are Mrs. Frank Bo
gatay, Mrs. Wilson Wiley
and Mrs. Cecil Drew.
Photos by Kettler