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. SUMMER VISITORS Mr. and Mrs. John Vandenberg
and 3-month-old son, David Michael, are visiting in
Klamath Falls from their home in Portland. Their vaca
J tion time is spent between their two families, Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Freeman and Judge David R. Vandenberg
and Mrs. Vandenberg.
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J June 15 was the date for the
11 o'clock double ring ceremony:
"uniting in marriage. Madelon
Louise Guidi, daughter of Mrs.
Amelia Guidi and the late A. L.
iJuidi, Klamath Falls, and Jack
C. DeVaul, son of Mr. and Mrs.
JDrval DeVaul, Lorclla. Rites were
jjfficiated by the Rev. George
Murphy at St. Pius X Catholic
J,'hurch.
Vows were exchanged before an
altar decorated with bouquets of
Vhite chrysanthemums and blue
tock. Baskets of the same flow
Jrs accented the bride's theme of
clue and while.
Mrs. Rtnald Ormsby, organist.
Accompanied Mrs. Jim Lcgget
nvho sang "Panis Angelicus" and
J'Ave Maria."
The bride was given in mar
riage by her great-uncle, Sislo
.Hapalli of Santa Cruz, Calif. She
vore a white nylon organza gown
fashioned with full skirt, lace bod
ice and sleeves. Traces of lace
Jvere also on the skirt. Her fin
gertip veil was held by a dainty
trown of crystal and seed pearls.
The bridal bouquet consisted of
Jhree white yellow-throated
bids on a mother-of-pcarl prayer
Jiook, gift of the bride's great-aunt,
Mrs. Sisto Rapalli. She had the
Jraditional blue garter made for
her by the bridegroom's sister,
ills. Paul Fitzhugh. A sixpence in
tier slipper was worn formerly
iy the bride's sister, Mrs. Robert
Iodine at lier wedding. The
tride's only jewelry was a dia
fnond pendant, gift of the bride,
groom.
Attendants for the bride were!
Jlrs. Robert Floding. her sister
matron of honor, and Yvonne Cox
tousin of the bridegroom,' brides
maid. They were identically
Jrcssed in frocks of blue organdy
ever darker blue taffeta. White
(lower embroidery trimmed the
full skirts. They carried lace fans
arranged with blue orchids and
headpieces and gloves along with
blue slippers completed their out
fits. Little Louanne Floding, niece of
the bride, was flower girl and
wore a dress of white organdy
with headpiece of blue and white
carnations. David Fitzhugh, ne
phew of the bridegroom, was ring
bearer.
The bride's mother was dressed
in a navy blue silk dress trimmed
with powder blue with matching
jacket and bone accessories. The
mother of the bridegroom wore a
beige jacket dress with pink ac
cessories. Both women wore pink!
rosebud corsages.
Best man was Jim Womack.
Ushers were the bride's brother-in-law,
Robert Floding and Joe
Sellars.
After the ceremony a reception
was held at Rcamcs Golf and
Country Club where a buffet
luncheon was served. Champagne
was poured by Paul Fitzhugh,
brother-in-law of the bridegroom
and Paul Gregory. Cake was
served by Mrs. Martin Gift and
coffee bv a cousin of the bride
groom, Mrs. Harold Cox.
The children's punch bowl was
attended by Linda Fernlund. Mrs.
Paul Fitzhugh was in charge of!
the guest book.
Music for dancing was provided
by Dennis Coffee, Rudy Hornby
and Bruce Allen.
The bride wore a navy linen
dress, matching navy and white
coat and white patent accessories
for her going away attire. An or
chid from her bi'idal bouquet com-l
plemented her outfit.
After a short honeymoon the
couple is at home in Reno. The
bride is a 1963 graduate of Maryl-
hurst College and will teach school
this fall at Stead Air Base. The
bridegroom is employed by the
Nugget Club in East Reno.
Out-of-town guests included Mr.
and Mrs. Cecil Conley, Grants
Pass; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fitz
hugh and children. Soap Lake,
Wash.; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fos
ter and Mickey. Monterey: Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Womack. Sattley,
Calif.. Mrs. Ken Waters and
daughters. Montague.
College friends of the bride at
tending were Sue Taylor, Port
land, Sarah Goodwin, Oak Har
bor, Mary Kay Dyckman, Ta
coma, and Carol Jean Howard,
Pasco.
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Incited s4t St. Pauls
Susan P. Ferrell. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Linman, and
Richard D. Harlan, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Earl R. Harlan. West
Lafayette, lnd., recited their
marriage vows July 4 at St.
Paul's Episcopal Church.
White carnations were on the;
altar lor the 10 a.m. double ring
ceremony performed by the Rev.
Robert L. Greene. Tom Radcliffe
was acolvte.
Linda Hanville was the organ
ist. Soloist was Marsha Griggs.
The bride, given in marriagei
by her father, wore a lovely white
gown of silk organza over taf
feta. Tlij fitted bodice was
trimmed with recmbroidered lace
with bows of organza accenting'
cascade of lace, slightly of f-i
center, from the neckline to the
fiem of the floor length bell
kirt. A petal pillbox held the
bouffant fingertip veil. The bridal
bouquet was fashioned of white
carnations and pink rosebuds
with ivy. The traditional blue
garter was a gift of Mrs. Rolfe
Lungrecn. Attached to it was a1
length of ribbon, memento of the
2oth .anniversary party of. Mr.
nd Mrs. Kenneth Overton of
North L'mpqua. close friends of
the bridegroom. Something old
was the stone in the engagement
ring which was a family heir
loom.
The bride's sister, Carolyn
Ferrell, was her maid of honor.
She was dressed in pink
ganza over taffeta fashioned with
floor length bell skirt and bodice
trimmed in pink embroidery. On
her head was a small pillbox hat,
briefly veiled. Pink and white
carnations formed her nosegay
Best man was Bill G. Onstott
and ushers were Kirk Ewart
and Don Christensen. all of Steam
boat Ranger Station. Assistins the
usners was UeOrge Verling.
the tlower girl was Laura
Moore of San Mateo, who wore!
a floor length dress of pink,
lace trimmed, and carried a
white basket of petals.
Mrs. Linman chose for the oc
casion a blue suit of Doiippion;
silk with blue and white acces
sories and a corsage of white
carnations and pink rosebuds.
The wedding reception took
place in the church parlors which
were decorated with flowers civ-
en bv li ma Barker. I lie cake
was five tiered and was topped
with three satin bells.
Serving were Mrs. Rolfe Lun
green, Mrs. Richard Hicks. Mrs.
Leonard Oberg. Mrs. Noel Flynn,
Mrs. Lewis Hodges, Mrs. James
Medley. Medford. and Mrs. Nor-
mand Moore, San Mateo. Linda;
Hicks was in charge of the guest
book. ' Greta Hicks distributed:
small bags of pink and white
rice.
The ncwlywcds planned their
honeymoon to include a visit with
the bridegroom's parents in In
diana. They returned via Arkan
sas, Kansas and Nevada. For
traveling the new Mrs. Harlan
wore a coral, green and beige
sheath in floral print with coral
mohair sweater and beige accessories.
They will make their home at
Steamboat Ranger Station, Idle-
yld Park, Ore., where he is em
ployed as a forester with the for
est scrvicei The bride is a grad
uate of Oregon Technical Insti
tute and before her marriage was
employed as a medical technolo
gist in Tucson, Ariz. Her. hus
band is a graduate of Purdue
University.
Out-of-town guests were Mr
and Mrs. Byron Agerter, Eugene;
Troy Reynolds, Ashland; Mrs.
Normand Moore and Laura, San
Mateo; Mr. and Mrs. James Med
ley and Mrs. Bess Medley, Med
ford; Norma Magness and Mr.
and Mrs. James Wolf, Glide.
Guests from Steamboat Ranger
Station included Mr. and Mrs
Ray Schaff, Frank Moore Jr.,
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Onstott, Mrs,
Robert Booker, Mr. and Mrs
James Plfer, Mr. and Mrs. Gene
W. Carlson.
Before her marriage the bride
HERALD AND NEWS, Klamith Falls, Ore.
Sunday. July :, 1963
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Sara encne O Jcee
LAKEVIEW-St. Patrick Cath
olic Church in Lakeview was the
setting or the nuptial mass and
wedding ceremony uniting Sara
Jenene O'Keeffe of Menlo Park.
Calif., and Fred S. Schadler of
Denver. Colo., on Saturday, July
13, at 10:30 in the morning.
The bride is the daughter of
Mrs. Nora O'Keeffe and the late
John J. O'Keeffe of Adcl, and the
bridegroom is the son of Mrs.
Lucio Jaurena and the late Ed
ward L. Schadler of Fort Bid
well, Calif.
Bouquets of pink and white
stock were on the altars and
banked the altar rails for the
double ring ceremony performed
by Father A. R. Miller. Micki
Morales, San Jose, Calif., was the
soloist, accompanied on the organ
by Mary Lee Scoville.
Escorted to the altar by her
brother, Henry J. O'Keeffe, Adel,
the bride was in traditional white
in a floor-length gown of imported
tulle in an all-over lily of the
valley pattern. The bouffant skirt
cascaded in tiers into a chapel
train and the fitted bodice was
outlined with a scoop neck and
long sleeves. A wreath of lilies of
the valley held the circular finger
tip veil of French silk illusion. She
wore a heart-shaped pendant en
orusted with pearls and centered
with a pearl and diamond, and
matching earrings, a gift of the
bridegroom.
bride, was matron of honor. Her
street length frock of white lace
was fashioned with an empire
waistline and bell skirt. Accents
of pink were in the sash at the
waistline w ith matching shoes and
the crown headdress. She carried
white and pink rosebuds.
Flower girl was Margaret Mary
O'Keeffe, niece of the bride. Her
dress was of white silk organza
with full skirt on which were ap
pliqued roses with seed pearls.
The pink accent was in the sash
John Henry O'Keeffe, nephew o!
the bride, was ring bearer.
Jack Mcdonald, brother-in-law
of the bridegroom, was best man
and ushers were Mike Mcdonald
and Jerry Mcdonald, Fort Bid-
well, Calif., nephews, and Bob
Alger, Lakeview.
A suit dress of silk shantung
in raspberry shade was worn by
the bride's mother, with flowered
hat in shades of pink. She wore
a white orchid corsage. Mrs.
Jaurena wore a green frock with
deep pink hat, and w h i t e or
chid corsage.
Bouquets of pink and white
stock were again used for deco
rative accents at the parish hall
where the reception followed the
ceremony. Tlie cake was cut by
Dr. Cornelia Robertson. Assisting
at the coffee and tea table were
Mrs. Tom O'Keeffe. Mrs. Dan
O'Keeffe. Mrs. Carter Fetsch,
Mrs. Barry Taylor, Mrs. Tom
McAuliffe and Mrs. Jack Nicol.
At the gift table were Mrs. Sam
Start ami Mrs. Rod Johnson and
assisting with the guest book and
the punch bowl were Virginia
Start and Patricia Mcdonald.
The bride's travel costume con
sisted of a wheat colored suit
dress with matching bag and
shoes.
The new Mrs. Schadler is a
graduate of St. Mary's School of
Nursing in San Francisco and of
the San Francisco College I o r
Women. She has been a school
nurse at Sunnyvale, Calif. Her
hisband is a graduate of the Uni
versity of the Pacific at Stock
ton, Calif., and is employed with
the Muskegon Piston Iting Com
pany with headquarters at Den
ver, where they will make
their home.
Out-of-town guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Dan O'Keeffe and Dr. and
Mrs. R. Keefc. San Francisco;
Mr, and Mrs. Ken Penney, Mrs.
Walter Carr and Mr. and Mrs
AFTER THE CEREMONY Newlyweds Mr. and Mrs.
Fred S. Schadler visit with their mothers after their July
13 marriage in Lakoview. The bride's mother, Mrs. Nora
O'Keeffe, is at center and Mrs. Lucio Jaurena, mother
of the bridegroom, at righ't. Photo by Guderian
Abe Curdt, Oakland; Micki Mo
rales and Mrs. Rod Johnson, Sun
nyvale, Calif.: Dr. and Mrs. Phil
Reilly, Sacramento; Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Fee, Mrs. Walter Low
ell, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cole and
Johnny, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Conlon, Fort Bidwcll, Calif.; Mrs.
J. P. McAuliffe, Fort Klamath;
Mr. and Mrs. John Burgoyne, Ce
darville, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. C.
Williams, Dunsmuir, Calif.; Mr.
and Mrs. Neil Hurley, Mr. and
Mrs. Mike O'Connor, and Mr. and
Mrs. Gus Drier, Klamath Falls;
Mr. and Mrs. J. Currie, his fath
er, Mr. Currie, and their two
daughters, Portland; Mr. and
Mrs. Dan Barry, Mr. and Mrs.
Dan O'Keeffe and daughter, Mr.
and Jlrs. Jerry Ahern and' Jim
O'Connor, Merrill; Mr. and Mrs.
Tom O'Keeffe and Henry
O'Keeffe, Malin: Mrs. John Mtrn
phy and Mrs. Maurice Murphy,
Dairy. ' i
was entertained in Tucson by
Ann Cashmun and again by
Jane Herman and Doris Piper.
In Klamath Falls Mrs. Noel
Flynn and Mrs. Lewis Hodges
were hostesses at a shower in
her honor.
Mrs. Norene Alger, sister of the
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