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IN LOVELY GOWNS OK LONG AGO, thews two young matron will appear at the annual
Easter Monday bridge tea and fashion show sponsored by the Guild of St. Paula April
the fourteenth at the Willard. Mrs. Edward Goeckner fits at the organ wearing her grand
mothers. Mrs. Thlrza Martins, veil first worn in l,ondon In 1872. and her mother wed
ding dress of sheer satin with the orange blossoms which Mrs. R. Henry Anderson wore in
Merrill In 1D08. The organ Is one belonging to the Martin family and given many years ago
to St. Paurs. Mrs. I)eLos Mills wears a wedding gown of fine silk alpaca first worn by the
mother of C. II. Foster and J. 13. Foster, in Cottonwood, California, in 1882. The fetching
parasol was part of Mrs. Anderson's trousseau. The satin wedding slippers were worn in 1884
by Mrs. A. W. Hujtcd in Ottowa, Illinois, . - - - ' '. ' ' '
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GOING AWAY FIIOM KLAMATH FALLS are Patricia and Michael, attractive young daughter and son of
Mr. and Mrs. Don 1.. McLucas who leave this coming week to reside in Dunsmulr, California. Before going
south the McLucas family will visit in Hood Hivcr and St. Helens, Comart picture.
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WELCOMED TO KLAMATH FALLS are Teddy and Wally Larsen, young sons of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. i
Larsen who have but recently returned to this city from Medford to make their home. Mrs. Larsen is the ., ,
former Helen Abbey and member of a well known Klamath family. Teddy is just five years old, and young
Wally has Just passed the three months mark. , Kennell-ElUs picture. ,
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SEEING THE EASTER RABBIT for the first time .is Wendell "Dell" James Smith, scvcn-monlhs-old son 1
of -Mr. and Mrs. Wendell A. Smith of 10U Oregon avenue. Mrs. Smith is the former Gertrude Maguire,
daughter of Mr. J. F. Maguire, pioneer resident of this city. , Kennell-EUis picture.