HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore.
Sunday, April 21, 196
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TEA TIME Orchid and yellow decor added a spring look to the tea table at the
Women's Library Club meeting, conducted bv Mrs. Dick Heniel. right. Pictured with
her are Mrs. Fred Hoagland, left, and Mrs. Jack Schulie.
Photo by Kettler
SENORITA Susan Hem
street danced "Tico, Tico"
for her part in the program
at the Monday Library
Club meeting.
TABLE TALKERS
imaginative lavors or arrange
ments to brighten a bridge ta
ble or dinner table are easy to
make. For example, you can con
vert napkins into place cards. Put
each guest's initials on his nap
kin with plastic tape.
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"The Littlest Cowboy" wai
portrayed at the Library
Club by Jimmy Hemstreet,
Engagement
Is Announced
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PERFORMERS Students of the Rubye Kujac Dance Studio appeared in these beau
tiful costumes to enact "Mei Ling and the Emperor Wu" for the Woman's Library
Club program. Dance Photos by Bob Anderson
Library Club Enjoys
Program Of Dancing
On March 26 at Winston House
on the Oregon Mate University
campus, the engagement of Eileen
Marie Robinson and Raymond
Harold Andrieu was announced.
The wedding is to be Aug. 7
n St. Agatha's Church in Port
land, in which city the bride
cleet's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
win R. Robinson, reside.
The future bride is a graduate
of St. Mary's Academy in Port
land and is presently enrolled as
a freshman home economics ma
jor at the university.
Her fiance, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Leon Andrieu, Midland, is a sen
ior student of agricultural eco
nomics at OSU.
The couple's engagement was
blessed at St. Agatha's Catholic
Church by Father Urban Keber
on April 13. Witnesses were Eu
gene Erhai't, Portland, and Ruth
Andrieu, Midland.
delightful program was pre
sented by students of the Rubye
Kuiac Dance Studio of Malin lor
members and guests of the Klam
ath Falls Woman's Library Club
at its meeting Monday, April 8.
In the absence of Mrs. Eric
Hamilton and Mrs. Ailsa Kuy
Kendall, president and vice presi
dent respectively, Mrs. Dick Hen
zel conducted the meeting.
The flag salute was led by
Mrs. A. 0. Roenicke.
Mrs. Lcroy F. Carter, program
chairman for the day, introduced
Mrs. Halbert Wilson of Malin,
who gave a short commentary on
the dances to be presented.
The program consisted of a va
riety of numbers, both solo and
group presentations. Following an
intermission, the students por
trayed the ancient Chinese play,
'Mei Ling and the Emperor Wu."
Spring suits are in the center
of a fashion revolution. Suits look
like dresses, like shirts, like
sweaters, like costumes. One ex
ample: the sweater suit often re
sembles a two-piece dress. Jacket
closings move to the back: neck
lines copy the sweater with cowl
and stovepipe emphasis.
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Golfers Retain
Officer Slate
LAKEVIEW The Mark Clark
Women Golfers voted to retain
last year's officers at its first
meeting of the season. They are
June Clark, president; Barbara
Lasater, vice president; Elaine
Georgetta. secretary; Shirley
Capps, treasurer; Bess Hall
tournament chairman; Isabel Sun
det. handicap chairman; Ellen
Downs, social chairman; Marv
Howard, publicity.
Ladies day for the coming sea
son will be on Tuesday with the
regular luncheon meeting to be
held on the first Tuesday of every
month. Pairings for each week's
golf play will be posted one week
in advance on the bulletin board
at the pro shop.
The beginning of regular golf
play for the women will be an
nounced at a later date and mem
bers will be notified.
News of babies born to three
out-of-town couples is of interest
to their many Klamath Falls
friends.
On April 16, Judge and Mrs
David R. Vandenberg received a lr'er Harndon.
call from Portland telling of the
arrival of David Michael, first
child for Mr. and Mrs. John Van
denberg. The youngster weighed
seven pounds, eight ounces on arrival.
Maternal grandparents to the
new Vandenberg heir are Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Freeman, also of this
city. . .
The play, written in 863 A.D., is
the equivalent of the original ver
sion of the well-known Cinderella.
During intermission, tea was
served from a table centered
with a spring arrangement of or
chid stock and yellow daisies,
flanked by orchid tapers. Mrs.
Elmer Harnden and Mrs. Leroy
Carter presided at the coffee serv
ices.
Decorations and arrangements
were in charge of Mrs. Merton
Ferebce. assisted by Mrs. H. A
Nitschelm, Mrs. A. V. McVey and
Mrs. Joe Hicks.
Hostesses were Mrs. Frank
Kahl and Mrs. Henry Perkins.
At the business session, an
nouncements were made concern-;
ing the Oregon Federation of
Women's Clubs state convention
scheduled for May 8 and 9 in
Eugene. Women planning to at
tend are asked to contact Mrs.
Erie Hamilton.
It was also announced that the
library club will be among those
organizations sponsoring the pro
posea symphony orchestra m
Klamath Falls.
Named to the nominating com
mittee are Mrs. Charles Larkin
Mrs. Fred Hoagland and Mrs El
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LITTLE CHARMERS Five little sunbonneted girls are shown in one dance routine,
"Oh, What a Beautiful Morning," which was included on the library club program.
Bonanza Clubs
Stage Banquet
BONANZA The Bonanza Let
termen's Club and the Pep Club
hosted a banquet April 6 in the'
school cafeteria. Chairman Mrs.
Louis Randall was assisted by
mothers of the club members.
Places w ere marked for 82 w ith
place cards of footballs, basket
balls and track shoes. Small ta
ble trees were trimmed with car-!
toons of the athletes, who were
especially honored.
Nondice McFall gave the open
ing address and Paul Dearborn,
the invocation.
Fred Dearborn, master of cere
monies, introduce Wayne Scott
guest speaker.
The program included a poem
by Linda McFall; a pantomime
by Linda and Jean Fernlund, and
an accordion solo by Joan Fernlund.
John Lundbcrg presented a tro
phy to Rodney Pfeiffer for mak
ing the most tackles during the
football season, and Bob Freir
ich gave a similar trophy to Ed
die Simmons for the record points
made in basketball games.
James Brotherton gave the clos
ing address.
Prosperity
Lodge Meets
MALIN Prosperity Chapter No.
160, Order of the Eastern Star.
observed friendship night April 11,
with Worthy Matron and Patron
Helen and Ivan Ottoman presid
ing. The guests were entertained
by a group of dance students of
the Rubye Kujac Dance Studio.
Several harmony numbers by Con
nie Unis and Marilyn Duncan
were also presented.
Escorted and introduced were
Frances Kalina, Grand Adah; Vir
ginia Zumbrun, member of tie
dcntials, Grand Chapter of Ore
gon; Josephine Zadina and Lester
Hoback, worthy matron and pa
tron. Cascade Crest Chapter,
Chiloquin.
The following had birthdays in
April and were escorted to the
East: Doris Kircher. Lee Siming
ton. Jo Zadina and Gladys Ha-lousck.
Refreshments were served by
Dorothy Peterson, Jean McFall
and Eubctta Williams. Decora
tions were done by Ethel Hamil
ton. Social Club will meet April 25
at the home of Emma Wilde.
Parties Fete Future Bride
TULELAKE - Johnclle Takacs,
who will be the June bride of
Oakley G. Parker of Newport
Beach, is a graduate of the Uni
versity of Nevada. They will live
in the bridegroom's home city.
The miscellaneous snower on
April 16 was at the home of Mrs.
William Staunton who was assist
ed by Mrs. Peter Schwabenland,
Mrs. Edgar Duckett, Mrs. Isaac
Spomer. Mrs. Naomi Kurtz, Mrs,
0 Kocfe. Mrs. Jack Crawford
Mrs. Margaret McLain. Mrs. Ju
lius Tschirky and Mrs. Ray Oeh-
lerich.
About 65 guests were present.'
The second affair, a "gadget"
shower vas at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Davis, April 9,
witli their daughter, Anna, a long
time friend of the bride-to-be, as
hostess. :
Also assisting were Mrs. Tim
fLo'ie'la Davis! Murphy, Klamath
Falls, and Mrs. Louis (Anna Pot
ter I Davis.
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bronner are being congratulated
on the birth of a daughter April 10
in Concord, Calif., where the fath
or is an employe of U.S. Steel
Corporation.
The baby, Janet Kay, is a new
granddaughter for Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Heilbronner, Klamath Falls.
On March 27, in EI Paso, Texas,
a boy was born to Capt. and Mrs.
Hilary Lcnze. Mrs. Lcnze is the
former Joan Juckeland, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Juckeland.
who are in Texas now to greet
their first grandchild.
The new arrival has been
named Andrew.
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BONANZA Mrs. Bill Burnett
entertained her bridge club at
luncheon on April 10. Mrs. Ma
bel won high prize for the after
noon of cards, Mrs. Cecil Halev
second high, and Mrs. Mae Gale
won the traveling prize. Others
enjoying the party were Mrs. Paul
Monroe. Mrs. LfeRoy Fernlund.
Mrs. Harold Williams, Mrs. Le-
land Harris, Mrs. Harry Frazicr.
Mrs. Bill Bechdoldt, Mrs. Claude
Bechdoldt, Mrs. Doug Smelcer
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