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Ethel Fenwick Is
Bride in Ceremony
Service Read at Nine o'Clcck Tuesday Morning
ln'Sacred Heart Church Eefore Many Friends
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In a simple nd beautiful service read at nine o'clock
Tuesday morning in Sacred Heart church. Miss Ethel Rebec
rFew1ek became the bride of Mr. Charlcj Fairall with the
ReV. Father Timothy Casey officiating. The altar was banked '
with white lilies and lilacs with tail white lighted candles.
Server were Dean Abbott and Earl Wisccarvcr, nephews of '
th bride.
Just before the ceremony
Mrs. Elbert Wattenburg. (Mary
App), sang. "O Promise Me."
accompanied by Miss Sybil
Bowne at the organ.
The bride wore a dusty rose
costume suit with a brief
jacket and a large navy blue
picture hat Her accessories
were of navy blue and a cor
safe of gardenias and bou
vardfa was worn at the
shoulder.
Mrs. Aidan Fenwick of Dor
ris, sister-in-law of the bride,
was her only attendant. She
wqre a light blue costume suit
with bolero Jacket and warm
sand accessories. Her cor
sage was of yellow rosebuds
and gardenias.
Mr. Aidan Fenwick was
best man,
For something "borrowed,
something blue," as well as
"something old." the bride car
ried a lovely old handkerchief
of. rare lace which is the prop
erty of Mrs. Franklin L. Weav
er. Following the wedding a
breakfast was served in the
blue room of the Willard ho
tel where the bride cut a beau
tifully decorated cake which
was later served by her sis
ter. Mrs. James Parks.
Covers at the breakfast
were laid for Mr. and Mrs.
Fairall, the Rev. Father Timothy-
Casey, Mr. and Mrs.
Aidan Fenwick. Mr. and Mrs.
Julian Abbott, Miss Elaine
Abbott and Dean Abbott, Mr.
and Mrs. James Parks, Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Slate of Bend,
Mr. Hugh Fenwick, Earl Wise
carver, Mr. Richard Fenwick.
and Mr. Carl Christiansen.
Mi. and Mrs. Fairall are
spending a fortnight in the
north. They will return here
the first of June and will be at
home at 1876 Auburn street.
Mrs. Fairall has been a teacher-
in Altamont elementary
school lor the past few years
and is a member of a pioneer
Klamath family, daughter of
the lata Mr. and Mrs. James '
Fenwick.
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SQUARE- DANCE
ENJOYED BY.
WIDNESDAY CLUB
One, of the gayest parties
of. .the week was that given
Wednesday night at St. Paul's
Episcopal church when mem
ber! . of Wednesday club en
tertained with a supper and
square dance. Appreciation
was expressed to Mrs. Van
Evans, pianist, Mr. Carl Cook,
(who called with perfection;,
and "Pappy" Gordon, who
provided fiddle music.
It is hoped to plan another
of " the square dance parties
iri the fail.
The next meeting of
Wednesday club will be held
June the fourth at which
time members of the nomi
nating committee made up of
Mrs. Vernon Kuykendall, Mrs.
Frank Tarr, and Mrs. Percy
Webb, will make their report.
The final meeting of the year
Is scheduled for June the
eighteenth.
fcEAMES CLUB
WOMEN START
.GOLF MATCH
j Hostesses at Reames Golf
and Country club Friday
afternoon were Mrs. Herbert
Hauger, Mrs. John Martin
nd Miss Ada Christopherson.
Bridge followed luncheon
after a morning of golf as the
women started qualifying for
the Weatherly cup.
i It was announced there
would be no tournament play
Friday, May the thirtieth, in
observance of Memorial day;
however, women have until
Wednesday, June the fourth,
to qualify.
. Honors In cards last week
went to Mrs. E. P. Broster
hous and Mrs. John W. Kirby,
north and south, and Mrs. Roy
Rakestraw and Mrs. Ted
Shoop, east and west.
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MRS. CONNOLLY
HONORED WITH
iLUNCHEON
i Honoring Mrs. William Con
nolly, who left for her home
In Wooster; Ohio, this week,
Mrs. Charles I. Roberts enter
tained for her niece at her
home on Pacific Terrace Sat
urday of. last week with a
prettily appointed luncheon.
I Guests Included Mrs. Con
nolly, Mrs. George H. Merry
rhan Jr., Mrs. Dick Reeder,
Mrs. T. S.- Durment, Mrs. Ted
Young, Mrs. Henry Gerber,
Mrs. Charles G. Hovey, and
Miss Grace Brown.
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AAUW Tea
Saturday
High School Senior
Girls Honored at An
nual Party
Senior girls of Klamath
Union high school were hon
or guests at the annual tea '
given Saturday of last week
at the home of Mrs. George
Ulrich on Conger avenue
when members of the Ameri- '
can Association of University
Women entertained.
Tea was serv ed indoors due
to stormy weatner, and the
table was cleveriy centered ,
with an old fasmoned spring
bonnet of blue with trim of .
violas and hiac and long,
streamers of lilac ribbon. Low
burning candies and lace
mats completed the appoint
ments. Lovely arrangements
of iris, lilacs, and violas were
used about the dining room.
Mrs. John H. Harris Jr., was
responsible for the tea table.
In charge of the affair was
Mrs. Robert Hart and members
of her committee. Hostesses
wore formal afternoon frocks -.
and assisted about the oin
ing room and received at too
door.
Pouring during tea hours
for the guests numbering
more than one hundred and
fifty, were Mrs. George VI-'
rich, Mrs. Godfrey C. Blohm,
Mrs. James Kerns Jr, Mrs.
Dean Miller. Mrs. Victor
O'Neill, Miss Marycarol Jones,
and Miss Virginia Fiek.
RICHARD HOSLEY
HONORED ON
ANNIVERSARY
Monday, May nineteenth,
Richard Hosley, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Ermel Hosley of
Chiloquin, observed his first
birthday anniversary. 'The lit
tle guests were served birth-'
day cake and given favors and'
movies were taken during the "
afternoon.
Present were Judith Leir.en,
Keith Kaler, and Suzanne--Listoe.
all of Kiarcath Falls, :
Donnie Brookman, Lana. Jea ;
ry and N'ancy Lambo, William -Priaulx,
Robert Luce, Jr.. ,:
Robert Keilison. Michael and ;
Susan Ravizza, and Gail Ner- -seth
of Chiloquin, and Linda
and Stephen Pope of ForV
Klamath.
Ee:n? preeed by many of
her Ir.cr.r.s is Mrs. Howard
Pruitt 'Gertrude Hilyardi and
her two cauzr.r-rs. Nar.cy ar.d
Roberta, of Cottonwood. Cahf
for the past ten days during,
ornia who are spendir.2 about
ten days as guests of Mrs.
Pruitt s parents. Mr ar.d Mrs.
G. J. Kilyard. at their home
on the Lakeview roule.
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SALUTATORIAN
Attracnve Joyce Evelyn McLaughlin, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. E. T. McLauKhlih, is salutatorian
of the eighth grade graduating class of Wincma
school, Tulclake.
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Recital
Of Interest
Mrs. Johnson Presents
Pupils in Two Pro
grams'' .
Young piano, students of
Mrs.- E. D. Joliison were pre
sented in- a delightful recital
Wednesday afternoon and
evening at the Johnson home
orf Pacific Terrace. Spring
blosscnis were used through
ouj the. rooms ar.d in the din
ir.g loiisa whtre punch was .
served.
l.lias Mury Lou Johnson,
daughter of the hostess and
student of Mrs. B. B. Blom-q..L-4.,
gave an interesting read
ing, "The Gypsy i iower Girl."
Miss Joixijoa, Miss Marianne
Lion and Aius joy Kent pre
s.atd at toe puncn bowl fol
lowu.g tr.e recita.s.
Mrs. Johnson's pupils, who
pli-yca. lor rr.otners ana irienas
in tr.e " ailcrnoon, and for the
fathers' in the evening, includ
ed Diar.e Oidenburg, Frances
Stearns, Mary' Jane Howard,
Barton Adams, Rosemary Mur
ray, Jean Oldenburg, Marcel
la .Murray, Entta Lion, Bar
bara Turner, Andrew Hamlin,
Harlan BoswortK Jr., Geral
d:ne McKendree, Madelon Ad-
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BRIDE IN CHURCH RITES
Ethel Rebecca Fenwick became the bride of Mr. Charles
Fairall in a ceremony read at nine o'clock Tuesday morning
in Sacred Heart church with the Rev. Father Timothy Casey
officiating. Following a wedding breakfast served at the
Willard the young couple left for the north on a wedding
trip.
Kcnnell-EUis.
ler. Charlotte Carter, Mari
anne Lion and Joy Kent.
During the evening, little
Jean Adams, accompanied by
Miss Wilson, gave a clever lit
tle tap dance which was great
ly enjoyed.
ALOHA TO.
MEET TUESDAY
EVENING
Aloha chapter. No. 61, Or
der of the Eastern Star, will
meet in regular session Tues
day evening. May the twenty
seventh, at the Masonic hail,
at eight o'clock. Mrs. George
Casper will supervise the pro
gram.. This will be the last meet
ing before grand chapter
which convenes in Portland,
June the tenth, eleventh and
twelfth. Mrs. Oliver W. Spik
er, worthy matron, and Mrs.
Charlotte Martin, associate
matron, will be among the
representatives from Aloha
chapter who will attend the
state session.
Mrs. Spiker and Mr. Arlet
Edsall. worthy patron, extend
a cordial invitation to all
members and visiting mem
bers to attend the Tuesday
evening meeting.
LUNCHEON
GIVEN FOR
SORORITY
Miss Marie Collier enter
tained at one o'clock luncheon
Saturday for members of
Gamma Phi Beta sorority at
the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Collier in
the Pine Grove district.
Miss Dorothy Collier of Eu
gene, and Miss Carolyn Col
lier, student at the University
of Oregon, were guests here
for the weekend, and others
Included Mrs. Percy Murray,
Mrs. John H. Harris Jr., Mrs,
Lawrence Slater, Mrs. J. Tru
man Runyan, Mrs. Charles A.
Henderson, Mrs. Raymond
Coopey, Miss Virginia West,
Miss Karen Nelson, and Miss
Collier.
MRS. BALSIGER
HONORED BY
, CLUB MEMBERS
Mrs. E. H. Balsiger was hon
ored with a handkerchief
shower when she entertained
members of her bridge club at
her home on Melrose street
last Friday afternoon. Awards
for play went to Mrs. Ed Os
tondorf for high and Mrs.
Glen Hout, consolation.
Guests of the club for the
afternoon were Mrs. Lillian
Hagman, Mrs. Glen Hout and
Mrs. Walter Beane. Members
present were Mrs. Walter
Wiesendanger, Mrs. Ed Osten
dorf, Mrs. M. S. West, Mrs.
O. D. Matthews, Mrs. R. P.
Ellingson, Mrs. J. I. Beard,
Mrs. Glenn Kent, Mrs. Leo N.
Huls and the hostess.
Mrs. W. J. Dlnsmore has re
turned to her home here after
a visit with relatives in Seattle
for the past two months.
Authority
To Visit
Mrs. McCullough To
Address Club On
Tuesday
Plans are complete for the
afternoon program scheduled
for Tuesday, May the twenty,
seventh, at which time Mrs.
Charles McCullough of Alta
dena, California, authority on
flower arrangement and horti
culture, will be the guest of
the garden study group of
Library club.
The meeting Is scheduled
for half past twelve o'clock
in the small library club
rooms and a paper sack and
thermos lunch will be served
at that time. A small charge
will be made those attending
the afternoon'! program. At
two o'clock Mrs. McCullough
will speak. She will also
analyze any arrangements
which women would like to
make during the early part
of the day.
Flower lovers are anticipat
ing Mrs. McCullough's vist
and those who met her in
Grants Pass at the annual
meeting of the Oregon Fed
eration of Garden clubs are
particularly enthusiastic over
her coming. All interested
women are invited to attend,
including other garden clubs
of the basin area.
NO-HOST PARTY
AT CAL-ORE
FOR VISITORS
A no-host dinner party was
given at Cal-Ore tavern Wed
nesday evening honoring Cap
tain and Mrs. J. Martin
Adams, who were here en
route south to Kings City,
California.
Guests included Capt. and
Mrs. Adams, Mr. and Mrs.
Martin Ramsby, Lt. and Mrs.
Ralph Goodwin of Emmett,
Idaho, Lt. Max Hemingway,
Mrs. Ruth Turner, Mrs. Clara
Shaw, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
McCulloch, Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Dalton, Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank
Adams and Mr. and Mrs. Dale
West of Merrill, Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Ritchie, Mr. and Mrs. El
bert Stiles, and Mr, and Mrs.
Walter Waggoner.
SALEM GIRL
NAMES JULY
WEDDING DATE
Of Interest to members of
the younger group in Klam
ath Falls is announcement of
the wedding date of Miss Pa
tricia Noonan of Salem,
daughter of Mrs. Freida
Stacey of that city, and Mr.
Darrell Miller, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Dick Miller Sr., of Klam
ath Falls.
The ceremony will take
place in Salem in St. Joseph's
Catholic church on Monday,
July the seventh. The young
couple will reside In this city.
Wedding
Solemnized
Mary Whiteline Brido
of William Waggoner
May the Seventeenth
Mis Mary Nicholas White
line, daughter of Mrs. Henry
Whiteline and the late Mr.
Whiteline. became the bride
of Mr, Frank Waggoner, son
of Mr. and Mrs. F. Waggoner
of Rising Star, Texas, in a
beautiful ceremony read at
four o'clock Saturday after
noon. May the seventeenth, at
the home of the bride's mother
in Lindley Heights. The Rev.
A. Theodore Smith read the
service.
The bride, given In mar
riage by her eldest brother,
Mr. Henry Douglas White
line, was lovely in a gown of
pale pink marquisette and
lace. She carried a shower
bouquet of pink rosebuds and
bouvardla.
Miss Mabel Humble waa
the bride's only attendant and
wore a frock of aqua lace and
marquisette with which aha
carried a bouquet of Talis
man rosebuds.
Mr. John G. Whiteline,
brother of the bride, was
best man.
Vows ware exchanged at
an improvised altar arranged
before the fireplace with a
background of gladioli and
while phlox. Lilacs, tulips and
peonies were used about the
rooms.
Just before the ceremony
Miss Dorothea Whiteline,
niece of the bride, and Miss
Esther Robinson sang, "The
God of Bethel." The proces
sional, Lohengrin s wedding
march, was placed by Miss
Whiteline also.
A reception followed tlie
ceremony and the bride s ta
ble was centered with a beau
tifully decorated cake which
she cut. The cake was served
by Miss Humble.
For going away the bride
chose a dusty pink suit of
sheer wool with a matching
felt hat. The young couple
will spend one week on the
southern coast and in San
Diego, returning to Klamath
Falls this weekend to reside
in Riverview. Mrs. Waggon
er has taught at Altamont
school for the past three
years, and has been In the
county school system for sev
eral years. Mr. Waggoner is
affiliated with the Long Bell
Lumber company.
Guests at the wedding In
cluded Mr. and Mrs. Boxley,
Mrs. Vance Ilutchins, Rev.
and Mrs. A. Theodore Smith,
Miss Mabel Waldrip, Miss
Mabel Humble, Mrs. Henry
E. Whiteline. Mr. Henry
Douglas Whiteline. Mr. John
G. Whiteline. Mr. James W.
Whiteline, Miss Dorothea Rob
inson, Miss Alette Hornby,
Miss Mary Whiteline, and
Miss Dorothy O'Keefe.
BARBEQUE
PARTY EVENT
OF WEDNESDAY
Misa Rose Gallagher was
hostess at a barbecue Wednes
day evening at the home of
Mrs. George Britt. The buf
fet table was arranged on
the lawn by the out-of-door
fireplace. Games and dancing
were enjoyed following sup
per. Guests included Misa Mavis
Patterson, Miss Jean Silll
man. Miss Jewell Eaton, Misa
Frances Ellen Krueger, Miss
Ellis Young, Misa Mary Cor
rigan, Miss Joyce Borgerson,
Misa Mary Rose Deneault,
Miss Elaine Wilson, Dick
Nord, Amos Burnett, Rich
ard Cardoza, Tim Houston,
Billy Kreuger, Louis Corri
gan, James Derrah, Pat Smith,
Hugh Crawford, and Carl
Johnson.
SORORITY
MEETS AT
YARNES HOME
Mrs. Raymond Yamee en
tertained the Alpha Chi Ome
ga alumnae group at her home
on the Keno highway Monday
evening. At the close of the
business meeting Miss Grace
Brown was presented with a
gift from the club. The re
mainder of the evening was
spent playing bridge.
On June the ninth at the
home of Miss Gayle Bratton,
900 Eldorado, the group will
again be entertained with ac
tive girls as special guests.
VENTURE CLUB
ENTERTAINED
AT GARDEN PARTY
An Interesting affair of this
week was the garden party
Riven Saturday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Rose Poole
on Conger avenue for mem
bers of the Venture club and
their guests.
Mrs. Poole, Mrs. W. E.
Lamm, and Mrs. Ruth Ray,
advisors of the group, were
In charge of the party. A
silver tea between the hour
of two o'clock and six o'clock.
took place in the garden.
June First Chosen
For Wedding Date
Miss Grace Brown To Become Bride of Innii Rob
erts in Ceremony at Parent' Horn
Of Interest to members of the younger set la announce
ment of the betrothal of Miss Grace Brown, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Sheldon brown of Corvallls, and Mr. Innla
Roberts, only son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles I. Roberta of this
city. Miss Brown left Saturday morning for her home where
her marriage will take place at one o'clock Sunday afternoon.
June the first.
MAY BRIDE
Miss Mary Nicholas White
line became the bride of Mr.
William Frank Waggoner in
a ceremony read at the home
of her mother, Mrs. Henry
Whiteline on May the sev
enteenth. Kennell-EUls.
PROGRAM
SCHEDULED
MAY 28TH
Mrs. B. B. Blomqulst and
Mrs. Stanley Woodruff an
nounce the date of their an
nual spring program which
will be presented Wednesday
evening, May the twenty
eighth, at eight o'clock In the
main auditorium of the city
library.
Mrs. Blomqulst will present
students of drama, and Mrs.
Woodruff, her piano pupils.
Parents and interested
friends are Invited to attend.
Mrs. George Hillis and two
children, Sylvia and Bill,
will leave June the first for
Petersburg, Virginia, where
they will Join Lt. George mi
lls. They have taken residence
In Walnut Hill apartments on
Sycamore street In Peters
burg, and will remain Indefi
nitely. Mrs. Katherine Olson,
mother of Mrs. Hillis, arrived
Saturday from her home In
Woodburn to be with her
daughter until her departure.
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Now' the time
lon-rlght figure
rightfully yours.
In the hands of
corsetlere right
our selection of
is complete.
Misa Brown has taught la
Klamath Union high school
and is a graduate of Oregon
State college where she waa
affiliated with Alpha Chi
Omega sorority. Mr. Roberta
also was graduated from Ore
gon State college and la
member of Sigma Nu fraterni
ty. He Is a member of pio
neer Klamath county family
and la In business with hie
father In this city.
Misa Brown has asked her
sister. Miss Lois Brown, to be
her only attendant. Mr. Rob
ert Beardsley of Corvallls wilt
be best man. Only member
of both families will attend
the ceremony.
On Wednesday evening of
this week Mrs. Lawrence K.
Phelpa entertained Informal
ly for Miss Brown at her
home on Auburn street. Gtfta
were presented to the brlde
rlert and later coffee waa
served. Guests Included Mrs.
Harold Teale, Mrs. Howard
Strode. Miss Dorothy Bailie,
Miss Julia Cannon. Miss Gen
evieve MrGrce, Miss Eva
HurkliuHer, and the honor
guest.
A group of high school
girls honored Miss Brown
when Miss Phyllis Aubrey
was hostess at hrr home dur
ing the past week. A shower
of gifts was presented to the
honor giint by Miss Patty
Croup, Miss June Zirkle, Misa
Bettilu Cramer, Miss Betty
Zirkle. Miss Faye Zirkle, Mis
Bernadlne Meggs, Miss Mar
garet Wise, Miss Harriett
Porter, Miss Jean Aubrey
and the hostess.
SLUMBER
PARTY EVENT
OF WEDNESDAY
Miss Barbara Beane enter
tained with a slumber party
Wednesday evening following
the Pep Pepper banquet at
the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Bean of
Pacific Terrace.
Supper was followed by
games, and a sunrise break
fast served. Those bidden to
the affair Included France
Foster, Wllamae Lehto, Bon
nie Robin, June Van, Patty
Schupp. Virginia Ellen Smith.
Jean Wiesendanger, Barbara
Adams, Mary Jane Drake.
Dorothea Ellingson, Suzanne
Mlchelson, June Michelson,
Merlon Albrecht, Mary Lon
Johnson, Betty Merrill, and
Janice Bubb.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Been
and daughter. Barbara, left by
motor Saturday morning for
Flagstaff and Williams, Ariz
ona, where they will spend a
fortnight, also visiting In
southern California before
their return north.
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our understanding
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Softies from $1.00
Girdles from $3,50
Girdleieres ..from $5.00
Brassieres ..from $1.25