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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 18, 1963)
! PACK t-B HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Oregon Sunday. August II, 1K3 Olue, (J2ncle Wluu leme Patricia Ann Ambers chose a.blue taffeta, styled like that of the 'blue and white color scheme for honor attendant, and their flow the July 20 double ring ceremony era were dark blue carnations. jin which she became the bride of G re E Landmark, Willamina (L. Dale Stenseng. j The altar of Klamath Lutheran ?Church was flanked by beauty baskets of blue and white gladioli -and pews were marked with light blue satin roses on a background of dark blue satin stai bursts with cascading streamers. ;! The bride is the daughter of 'Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Ambers hr. and was given in marriage !.hy her father. The bridegroom is ilthe son of Mrs. Clara Stenseng, ; Clear brook, Minn ; Chaplain William A. Thoresen of JKingsley Chapel officiated at the ;'J p.m. service. Mrs. Alfred Soren Vcn was the organist. Mr. and vMrs. Bill Davenport were soloists. The bridal gown was of import .'ed Chantilly lace with Queen Anne .collar trimmed with pearls and .sequins. A cascade of lace and .tulle tiers swept into a chapel .train. A pearl and crystal crown ; held the elbow length illusion veil. ;xind she carried a white cascade j'of roses and carnations. A blue garter and lucky coin of the j year of her b i r t h were in keeping with tradition. Her only ? iflYUAli-if tl' ne a Ai am,nt.ut uotli (fift of the bridegroom. Joyce Ann Johnson was maid ? of honor, dressed in a dark blue (taffeta sheath with matching bell' shaped overskirt. Blue slippers' 'and brief blue veil topped with satin rose completed her outfit. She wore white gloves and car ried a cascade of light blue car liaiions. t Bridesmaids were Mrs. Greg ILundmark, Willamina, sister of Mie bridegroom and Mrs. Donald Ambers, sister-in-law of the brother-in-law of the bridegroom, was best man. Ushers were Don' aid Ambers Jr., brother of the bride, and Robert Stenseng, Clear brook, Minn., the bridegroom's brother. The ushers also served as candlelighters. Mrs. Ambers chose for the cere mony a champaigne lace dress with matching hat and shoes of rose pink. Mrs. Stenseng wore light green linen dress with white accessories. Both mothers had pink rose corsages. Blue and white gladioli were used for the reception decor in the church parlors. The five tiered wedding cake, decorated with blue roses and doves, was served by Mrs. Bob Arrington. Vancouv. er. Wash., and Mrs. Charles Carty, Albany, aunts of the bride. Two other aunts, Mrs. Robert Robert son, Portland, and Mrs. Walter Ambers, this city, poured punch and colfee The gift table was attended by Mrs. Robert Van Wyck and thel guest book by Beverly Lloyd, Mil- waukie, cousin of the bride. Packets of rice tied in blue net with blue satin ribbon and mini ature wedding bands were given guests by Robbie and Valeric Robertson, Portland, cousins of the bride. For going away, the new Mrs. Stenseng changed to a mint green linen suit with white patent ac cessories and the white rose cor-, sage from her bridal bouquet. Thej couple spent their honeymoon ini Washington and Canada and arel now at home at 1500 Addison Street, this city.. Out-of-town guests not men ar WW lll:inl)ll t; p.. ;i : M ' A vv . - l r , : ' WED IN JULY Mr. and Mrs. L. Dale Stenseng are pic tured at Klamath Lutheran Church after their July 20 weddinq. They will make their home in this city. Mrs, Stenseng it the former Patricia Ann Ambers. Photo by Bob Anderson I VIRGINIA BRIDE Mrs. Arthur Oarrel Rusth is the former Jane Ann Lynch of Vienna, Va, The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mn. Arthur C, Ruith, Klamath Falls. The couple exchanged wedding vows Aug. 10 in Arling ton, Va. They will reside in San Diego. Jbride. Their frocks were of lightllionod before included Robert Wv1 SHOES Just Arrived For ; Back To School.' J BUSTER BROWN AMERICA'S FAVORITE CHILDREN'S SHOES Robertson, Portland; Bob Arring ton and Albert Ambers, the bride's grandfather, Vancouver Wash.: Mrs. Robert Stenseng and Mrs. Russell Stenseng. Clearbrook, Minn.; Charles Carty, Albany; Mrs. Emily Dalholen, grandmoth. cr of the bridegroom, Bagley. Minn.: Robert Robertson, the bride's grandfather, Wcsthopc N.D.; Mr. and Mrs. Bud Ros sow, Karen, John and Mike, Eugene. Birthdays Are Feted MALIN The fifth birthdays of, Rhoda Boyle and Sharlene Leid holdt were recently observed at a parly at the Phil Leidholdt home. Two decorated cakes were served and gifts were opened alt er which games were played. Mrs. Ray Rollins was the host ess for the day. Party favors were given to each guest, Carrie Parns, Patty, EH lis and Dewey Ncill, Randy In gram, Kathy Pope, Stanley Ncu enschwander, and Dwayne Leid holdt. Mothers present were Mrs. Fred Pope, Airs. Joseph Boyle. Mrs. Phil Leidholdt and Mrs. Carl Neuenschwander. Rusth-Lynch Vows Recited The marriage of Jane Ann Lynch, daughter of Mis. Andrew G. Lvnch of Vienna, Va . to Ar thur Darrel Rusth, ensign, U.S Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ar thur C. Rusth. Klamath Falls took place Saturday, Aug. 10, at 4 p.m in Mount Olivet Metho dist Church, Arlington, Va. The Rev. Herscjiel J. Lynch brother of the bride, officiated Given in marriage bv her un cle. William Edgar Williams, the bride wore a gown of silk or ganza appliqued with Alencon lace. Her veil fell from a crown of orange blossoms and seed pearls and she carried a Bible with an orchid and stcphanotis. Martha Lynch was her sister's maid of honor. Bridesmaids were the bridegroom's sister, Nancy Rusth, Portland. Rebecca Evans, Snead, Nashville, Tenn. Lt. (jgi Fred Nottcr, San Di ego, was best man. Ushers were Spec. 4 Tommy Williams, Fort Lee, Capt. Robert Bardavid, U. Lester Polisky and Lt. John Oli va. Alexandria, Va. The couple will live in San Diego. Wedding News Told Announcements were received this last week telling of the mar riage of James A. Finnigan to the former Janet Em, daughter of James D. Tullis, Oakland, Calif. The wedding was an event of July 27. The Finnigans arc former res idents of Klamath Falls. Attending the wedding were the bridegroom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Matt Finnigan, Spokane, his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Matt Finnigan Jr., Spo kane, and his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Scott, Beaverton, and their children. The newlyweds will make their home in Oakland where the bride groom is employed by Kaiser Aluminum. . "t l. k - H 4 . i3n II J f V TO WED Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Andrus of Redding an nounce the engagement and forthcoming marriage off their daughter, Sharon Lee, to Ronald Harry Fredriclcs, son of Dr. and Mrs. Harry James Fredrieks of this city. The wedding will take place Sept. 14 in Redding. The fu ture bride is a graduate of Shasta Hiqh School and at tended Shasta College. This fall she will study lab tech nology at the University of Oregon in Eugene where the couple will reside after their wedding. Her fiance is a senior business administration major at the university and is affiliated with Sigma Phi Epsilon. He previously attended Oregon State University. REPRESENT KLAMATH GARDENERS Five garden clubs in the Mount Shasta area have formed a new district which met recently in that city. Pictured are three wom en from the Klamath District, left to right, Mrs. William Blackman, Mt. Laki Club member; Mrs. Hugh O'Connor, Klamath Falls Club, district landscape chairman and past Oregon state landscape design chairman, and Mrs. E. C. Schweitxe, Tulelake, member of the Klamath Falls Garden Club and director of the Klamath District. Photo by J. O. McKinney BettijRose. G0-C0ATS fee- jL wit 39" lr V' Aboc Leoding the fashion field; our cool Ihol fils a need In every wardrobe. 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