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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 11, 1963)
HERALD AND NEWS. Klanuth FUi, Oregon Sunday, August 11, 13 PAGE S B SUlLrnMJl U OW5 i The double ring marriage cere-i mony of Carolyn Lee Ball and Ray H. Shellhorn Jr. was an event of July 14 at Kirst Presby , lerian Church. The .1 p.m. serv ice was officiated by the Rev. Robert C. Groves before the al itor which was backed with fern .JSnd candelabra. White spider -cnrysanthemums and fern flanked the altar and the center aisle was marked with white rope and pew bows. , Tessa Green was the organist Soloist was Kurt Fiedler. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Everett R. Ball and was given in marriage by her father. Her gown was of em broidered nvlon organza with el bow length sleeves and tiny cov ered buttons accenting the front of the bodice. At back waist, a how emphasized the fullness of the loor length skirt which end , ed in a chapel train. Handmade Dior roses held the butterfly veil ,of nylon illusion. A corsage of - white phaleanopsis orchids with lace and ribbons centered the - bridal bouquet of white roses. ...ttenhanolis and ivy. The three bridal attendants ,,were dressed alike in short ice green nylon organza frocks made similarly to the bride's gown. Their headpieces were Dior roses of matching material with short illusion veils. Each carried a cas cade of white baby chrysanthe mums with ivy and green rib " bon streamers. Malron of honor for her sister was Mrs. Pete Sasstcdt. Brides maids were Margerite Shellhorn, Keno. sister of the bridegroom, and Susan Hart. The bridegroom is the son of I he follow ing reception was held in the church dining room. White roses and lily of the vallev decorated the tables. The tiered white cake was trimmed with cream roses and topped with white wedding bells. The pretty confection was made bv the bride's mother. Mrs. Jess Crabtree and Mrs Frank Sasstcdt served the wed ding cake and Mrs. Chester Hamakcr, the bridegroom's cake Presiding at the coffee service was Mrs. Peg Cochrane and at the punch bowl, Mrs. Howard Hanville. Mrs. Gean Puckett re ceived gifts and Mrs. Gary Zum- walt was in charge of the bride's book. The bridal pair left immediately for a honeymoon trip to Reno, Lake Tahoe and the coast. For jgoing way the new Mrs. Shell- norn cnangea lo a coral siik en semble, brocade shoes and bag and white gloves. She also wore! the corsage from her bridal bou quet. They are now at home at 3228 Shasta Way Mrs. Shellhorn is a graduate of Klamath Union High School and is employed at Klamath Medical Service Bureau as secretary. Her husband, graduate of Henley High School and Oregon Techni cal Institute, is manager of the body and fender department of Thomas Dodge Company. Special wedding guests were the bride's grandmother, Mrs. Lucy Ball, Portland, and Mrs. John Hodson. Colorado Springs, grandmother of the bridegroom. Other out-of-town guests includ ed Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zirkle and family, Eatonville, Wash.; Kath Mr. and Mrs. Ray'lf. Shellhorn "ine "ods0"' Colr,ado Sfi"Ss; of Keno Best man was Douglas W. Coff man. Ushers were James Dale Easley, this city, and Lester Ling scheit. Keno. Ingrid Lingschcit was flower girl and the bridegroom's broth er, David Shellhorn, was ring bearer. For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. Ball wore a gold silk sheath with matching accessories and white lace hat and gloves. A gold orchid was pinned at her shoul der. Mrs. Shellhorn wore a pea- . cock blue organza sheath with matching hat and black patent' : accessories. Her corsage was a i pale pink orchid. Mrs. Glen Pape, Mr. and Mrs Richard Cartner, Berkeley; Mrs. Brant Long and daughter, Mrs Howard Mayhew, Janet and Judy, Portland; Mr. and Mrs. V. H. Van, Salem. Prior to her marriage the bride was honored at several af fairs. Mrs. Jess Crabtree enter tained at a food shower and a miscellaneous shower was hosted! by Mrs. Pete Sasstedt and Mrs. Frank Sasstcdt. Susan Hart and Margerite Shellhorn were lunch con hostesses at a shower at the Willard Hotel. Parents of the bridegroom were hosts at the rehearsal dinner at their home. r n 3C ww$ 7 T ii 1 1 s-L &r. .Wsi& iH,v JULY BRIDE Mrs. Ray H. Shellhorn Jr. was Carolyn I J , ' V . JLfS, ' pftVvV" frWil AA inn An lu 14 Firsf Presbvterian I m4midiLA " : ' rv,'AilXlAJ Church. Her parents are Mr. and Mrs. Everett R. Ball. Fol- '''ar! VT- lowing the reception in the church parlors the newlyweds "jd ""Nasii. f-"JL S v T left for a honeymoon trip to Reno and Lake Tahoe. They fr.-- , Jlif'j" " J V will make their home in Klamath Falls. v, 'T -'- v:- 'T-Jr y Photo by Glenn Walker w'ti ' ' tMftf. car m ,TM II I COATS ft n ... w ill ill vtr 1 ?vsf- fit r i THE BON PRESENTS Its Fashion Collection for the Bsck-to-School Set "JOAN MARIE" odds to the irresistoble collection of the layered look with knit turtle neck dickys . . . contrast with deep "V" neck pullover snazzy knits in red, black and white. . . . from $ I 00 SCHOOL SWEATERS Orion High Bulk cardigan or slip-overs with novelty trims in reds, blues, white and greens. Sizes 8 to 1 4. From . . . $ 49 Dresses & Suits r,.: V BRIDE-ELECT The engagement of Antoinette McKib ban and Michael Keith Shunn is announced by her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. John F. Parisotto, this city. The future bride, graduate of Klamath Union High School, is study ing medical X-ray technology at Oregon Technical In stitute. Her fiance, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Shunn, Vale, attended Eastern Oregon College and was gradu ated from OTI. He is employed by Gunderson Engineer ing Company in Portland. No wedding date has been set. AT THE RECEPTION Mr. and Mrs. Ray H. Shellhorn Jr. cut the pretty wedding cake made and decorated by the bride's mother, Mrs. Everett R. Ball. The reception was held in the parlors of the First Presbyterian Church where the young couple exchanged marriage vows. Photo by Glenn Walker Birthday Is Feted MALIK A circus theme pre-! vailed for the seventh birthday celebration of Susan Vowcll on July 31 at the Malin Park. Clever placecards marked the places of Cathy and Shirley Stcy- kal. Debbie Scott. Linda Mind- burg. Bonnie Woodard, Jeff Silva and the honored guest. 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