The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, March 23, 1912, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textr Social Events of the Week LAMM Or CHRISTIAN CHURCH OIVB MOST BNJOTABLB AfntRNOON TEA OIRL8 MUSICAL CLUB ENTERTAIN 0" PARTY AT THB WHITE PELICAN The Bpworth Uuu ot tho M. E. ehmrek held a very delightful social aad entertainment Thursday evening, there beta on hud a boat of the yoaager folk who Indulged with much glee la the gamea and pastimes that wen a pert of the program. At the eeealac ot the evening's program a ahert baalae meeting took place. and alx or aeren membera added to the enrollment Following the butl aaae aeoalon ot the program they o Joeraed to the League roomi, and there enjoyed themsalve to the ut meet. Many very queer and unique gamea were played, and the partici pant derived much enjoyment and amassment from theee. Among the gamea that were played waa one In wklek each member waa auppoaed to writ a telegram, with the Initiate ot hla given name, and thla telegram waa not to be longer than ten worda in length. When they were read It waa rather comical to hear eome of the eipreeskma that were entangled In thla way. Many other familiar pleas ure tedalgeaeee were participated In by the fan maker. At the eonelu alea of the gamea and Joke the gaeota were preralled upon to deacend to the haaeaent, and there partake ot the light refreahmeata that were awsRIng them. On the whole the and everroae entered himself verr ' heartily. A moat delightful affair waa glvsa thla afternoon when about two ecor tadlea were entertained at the White Pelican Hotel. The hoateaaea were Mm. C. F. Stone, Mr. W. O. Smith, Mm. C. H. Underwood and Mr. Don J. Zumwalt. Eleven table ware ar ranged In the lobby, where "500" waa played. Tea waa aerred In the dining room at S o'clock,, the table being decorated with Jonquil and vlo- leta, and the color acheme carried out In the place carde. The gueata prea- ent were: Mr. John McCall, Mr. Chaa. E. Worden, Mrs. I. D. Apple- gate, Mr. Dure Maaon, Mr. O. W. White, Mrs. Oeorge Wright, Mr. A. M. Worden. Mr. W. P. Hughe. Mr. R. M. Richardson, Mr. C. P. Cba- tain, Mra. Lealle Rogers, Mrs. E. I. Apptegate, Mr. Rob't McCanley. Mr. W. W. Baldwin. Mrs. J. F. Qoeller, Mr. Alex. MarUa, Mrs. Frank Ward, Mm. Oeorge Harden, Mr. C. I. Rob erta, Mr. H. L. Benson, Mr. L. Oar- Mrs. J. D. Cochran. Mrs. R. C. Spink. Mrs. W. W. Patch. Mra. J. 8. Elliott. Mrs. Henley, Mrs. Oscar Shlve, Mr. C. C. Cofer. Mra. Sim Baldwin, Mr. Sllaa Obenchata. Mr. ,C. C. Hogue, Mrs. P. H. Mills, Mrs. tE. W. Oowen, Mr. R. H. Hovey, Mra F. M. White, Mr. Roy Hamaker. Mrs. Murray, Mr. Wm. 8. Flah, Mra. Merryman iE. B. Henry, Mr. Geo. H 'and Mrs. H. F. Murdoch. Advantage of a Little Store A MttM shop mean little rent. , Few ha help mean little spent. Little apeat la running atore Meaaa attractive prleee Inalde the doer. I have the smallest Jewelry store la Klamath Fall. I hire no help. I pay small real Thl eavlag In ex pease eaables me to sell goods on a vary eleee margia. If yon are on the market for aaythtag la the Jewelry Una call aad see my prices before aaylag. FRANK X.UPP. Jeweler aad agrarer. WUllta Bulldog i 1 A allver tea was glvea at the home ot Mra. E. L. Elliott Thursday after noon by the ladles ot the Christian church. Thla affair proved to be one ot the prominent social entertain ments of the staton, and from the large gathering present It looked very favorable that the effort of the com mittee who handled the affair were not In vain. A very Interesting pro gram waa rendered during the after- noon'a entertainment which proved to be of real merit The following I the program aa given: Reading. Jffs. Seaborn; reading, Mrs. Balater; vecal aolo. Mr. Wlrts; recitation, H. Lyen: recitation, Nellie Elliott, aad a very Interesting talk by the pastor of the Christian church. Rev. Flyaa. Light refreahmeata were eerved at the conciuaton of the program. Flow- era or different aino aaornee in nananVnannananf I various rooms aad leaded to add very effectively to the afternoon's eajoy meat. A moat delightful time waa expressed by the friend aad aequaln- tancea ot the hoatea. Mra. B. L. Elliott The following are thoee who took part la the afternoon allver tea: Mr. aad Mra. Flyaa, Mra. Swtagte, Mr. John Fonntala. Mra. R. M. Bet ter, Mr. D. F. Araold, Mr. K. O. Cummlags. Mrs. Hilton, Mn. W. E. Orlme. Mr. W. W. Patch, Mrs. B. Vanalce, Mra. L. H. Bice. Mr. R. J. Sheet, the Ml Owena, Mime Vaa Riper. Mrs. II. C. Telford, Mr. Don- aldaon, Mr. Kanataer. Mra. J. Hit- yard, Mr. Walter, Mr. Oeo. A. Wlrts. Mra. E. L. Elliott, Mra. R. H. Dunbar, Mra. Balater, Mrs. Duncan, Mrs. A. D. Miller, Mr. Mr. W. 11. Weedon, Mra. A. Beahorn, Mr. F. T. Sanderson, Mra. W. T. Shlve, Mr. I. B. Applegate, Mr. J. M. Evan. Mr. Crandlr, Mr. Oorrlch, Mr. R. B. Quthrldge, Mr. Grant. Mra. Melon, Mra. Chrlaman and Henrietta Ijron. e The regular meeting of the Girl Mualcal Club took place thla after noon at Mr. F. T. 8andraon'a resi dence, Dorothy Sanderson being the hoateea. The club, la the estimation of Its member, 1 the chief social or ganisation of Klamath Fall. The program are arranged with great care and are carried out with much enthusiasm. Thla club coaalata of certain members ot Mrs. Blrdean Fra ker Oanmle's musical classes, and has Increased Its membership regularly each month from the beginning of tta organisation. The following comprise Its members: Harriet and Fay Su- garman, Constance ruber. Helen Hamilton, Constance Millar, Marie Rambo, Luclle Waldron, Dorothy El liott, Christine Murdoch, Dorothy San demon, Edith Montellus, Dorothy Maaten, Harriet Foster, Katherlne Upp. Josephine Upp, Mllar Calkins, Clara Calkins, Beatrice Walton, Elis abeth Manning. The guests who as sisted with the program were Mra. R. R. Hamilton, Mra. A. B. Cleveland, Mrs. C. V. FUher. Mra. Oeo. Walton and Misses Beatrice Clendenntng. Hattle White and Ruth Avery. e e e At the home of her aunt, Mrs. Nate Otterbeln, on Klamath avenue, Mis Maude Rlppey entertained a number of her friend at an evening spent In music, cards and games. One of the delightful features of the evening waa a number of Inatrumeatal aoloa by Mr. Albert Loewe. Dainty re freahmeata were served, aad the gueata departed at a seasonable hour. Mr. A. O. Lewi gave a very pretty little dinner at her homo oa Ninth erteot oa Wedaeedey evening la honor of Mtaa Maud Rlppey aad Ml Lola Myers. The evealag was speat la a very pleasant manner, aad the gueata declared Mra. -Lewi a moat pleasant hoatea. LO OK Before You Buy And by all muni don't fall to our ntw spring line of Dr. Edison Cushion Sole Shoes $3.50 to $4.00 MKNfi MEETING) ARE OAININO IN IXTBRhWT The men's meeting held Sunday afternoons at 3 o'clock at Orace eMth- odlat Episcopal church, are Increas ing In Interest and numbers with eacft meeting. This Is a religious meeting, where men may meet aad discuss the better things of life from the Chris tina standpoint. The meetings are designed to help men to get a better grip oa them' selves while tiling the duties of the coming week. Morality, good cltteea- hip, higher ataadare ot llvtag, com mercial Integrity, helping one anoth er, aad all wholesome aabjecta are freely dtsenssed. Short addresses are also given by some one upon lively, up-to-date topics. F. M. Upp, on of the Mala street Jewelers, will make the addree Sun day afteraooa. Btraagera get a cordial reception at the meetings. Attendance la not re stricted to memben of the Methodist eoagregatloa, hut any man will re ceive a royal welcome to come and take pert Neb., ha been secured by the congre gation to conduct a series ot meet ings, beginning April 14th, Mr. Whiston is a preacher of more than ordinary ability, and speaks with great power. Btraagera aad friends are cordially Invited to worship with us. e e ran Cfenrek el Ike lUnerme Dr. Heary 0. Collin, rector. Sunday echool Sunday aftevuo in at .1 o'clock. The Oultd will hold weekly meet ings until Beater on Friday at J: SO, and the assistance of anyone not en gaged in active Christian work la de aired and will be welcomed by the president, Mra. I. Jay Knapp. Christian BcJeatJsts Service are held In the Library bulldl-g until further notice on Sun day morning at 11 o'clock, and testi monial meeting on Wedneaday even' Inga at I o'clock. All are Invited to attend theae meeting. Also Sunday echool Sunday mora lags at 10 o'clock.. All children nre Invited to these Sunday school ser vices. Subject for Sunday moralag, "Matter." Baptist Chanat . Sunday school at l a. m., 0. R. De Lap, superlstsadeat Preaching at 11 a. nt. The publle le cordially lavlted to attead. Orace Method Episcopal Sunday echool at 10 a. m. Dr. W. A. Leoaard, superlateadent Services at 11 a. m. and 7: JO p. in., Qeo. H. Feese, pestor. General claas at 11:10, W. D. Har ris, leader. Men's meeting at 3 p. 111.. A. U. Cleveland, president. Epworth Leagae. :! p. m Will Wood presldeat. Special aaaoaacemeat Morning theme, a Lenten sermon, It U Bnlsbed." Evening theme, "it." Special mualc. Mr. and Mm. Wal ton alng In the morning. At night, Dorothy Maaten. Special attention la called to the Men'a Meeting at 3 o'clock. F. M. Upp addreaaea the meeting. Special mualc by the choir both morning aad evening. Cordial welcome. Obliging uihera. Good muitc. -;-7v"7. w t. anMnSsSMHW fnanansYaQ !amwHS7Slk MIm ?''jE& The Latest in Motor Veils, Flowers, Fol iage, Feathers, Orna-. mentS, EtC. Who!' Price Gertrude & Co. NEW YORK MILLINERY Opening March 25 The Inrjjo.tt nntl moat complete line of millinery ever brought to Klnin nth frills. MmulrctlH of beautiful hatn for LiidlcH.riitiseti and Children from the high priced imported crea tions of such nrtlat.i ii5 Virot, Lynn, Camille, Roger. Pmilkner ami other to the fUyllsh but Inexpen sive Street and Tailored Hats )V the best New York maker.-;. Wc Open Monday Cor. Fourth and Pine for Juallrr of the IVrt 1 hureby announce myaelf a candldnto ' for tho nomination for Juatlco of the Peace for t.lnkvltlo Dlatrlrt. on the Itepublluau ticket, atibjrct to the will of tlio voter nt Hie pri mary election to be In-Ill on April 19, 1912. It. K. (iUTIIHIIKIi:. .eTirt: to contiiactoiin ItiriMIKItH AMI .Mnami'a itrchtHitrn m. ntrjihlm to kii Mltli It. Dance 8pn tiinltht. i fur Coii.tatilr I tiorcby announce myaelf a inmllilnte for the nomination for Countable for I.lnkvlltc Dlntrlct on tlie Hepub. llcan ticket, mit.Joct to tint will tho people nt tho primary election to be held on April 19, 1913. Wll.l. W. WII.80N. Don't forget the thc-cent dance at the opera homo at 9 o'clock tonight. Beaner eeaeot at 10 a. m.. i. B. Mason saperlatenaeat. Ckrlstiaa Bnaeator, .:I0 p. m. allee Vera HeeeUa. Preateeat. Preaealag at 11 a.m. aad 7.-S0 p.m. by Rev. J. 8. Btubbleaeld. Moralag subject, "The, right Stan dard to Live by." Brealng anbjeet, "By Their Fruit." Bible study hour, Wedneaday eren- lngat7:IO. Ton are moat cordially Invited to attead tteae aerrleee. Mason' urrhettru and uorylhliiK to go with It. Dance. Spark tontsht t'HICKK.V I'lt: rtL'I'I'KIt Notice In livruby kIu-ii that lililn will bo receUeil nuil opened hy the in hool board of Helmut DUtrlct N. iJ, In the odlce of the county m-hool uperlntendent, on Monday, April I, I 1 2. at 1:30 o'clock p. m., fur tint coin! ruction of n onv-room frame ricliool lummi In aulil dUtrlct, about fourteen mile from Klamath KalU, ()f In the Hwau ljke Valley. The illnxt- nrx rem-rni the riKhl t reject an) mid all bliU. The itirre.nful hlililer mint give iiiltablit honiU roerliiE rout of work. Aildnua all bid to (1.1 II. Htllra, district clerk, Klamath Falli, Oregon. I'lanit ami ipcclllca tlonx may he eiamlned nt tho odlce of the county ichool auperlntetlilelit. Ily order of the hoard. 2th Ih (I. II, HTII.KH. Clrrki i WOOD (IimmI lllix-k WimhI it.lJV) lll'lnili IUmI) WihhI nil mo Delivered . . e Onlere at til) llkrr Itione till W.IS.Seahorn I .KOIl HAI.K Oil TltADK One gooilj Tho ladle of the C'hrUtlau church walking gang plow cement liUx-kl will give a chicken pie aupper at the machine: one cart; one nfliRlo biiKKy, public library building on 8aturday,oue nlnnlii lmrnr.; one double net evening commencing at S o'clock, work harneaa; one walking gang roltowlng U the menu: plow, about COO fenco poulu; two Chicken I'lo good computing counter calc; twj Mahed I'otatoea Cabbage Halad cream noparatori. Inquire at KiiiMi-l Ererytnlng In freeh fruiu at Ham- aker'a Oroeery and Market. lOJt The I'anal Thing "We had two baronesiea and a count at our reception yeiterday." "Row splendid! Did ther alng, dance, or merely talk about the cruel ty of art In America?" Chicago Rec ord-Herald. Bread and nutter I'lcklca Olives Cheeno Cold Sliced i'ork Jelly Cake and I'eachei Tea Coffee The prlco for aupper will ho SO cents for adult and 2E rent (or children. Grocery. 21-li3t-r2t St Peter (to theatrical manager) i Sorry, but we're all aold out. Life. A Oradnal Froeea Crimson Rambler Taken off yer winter underwear yet, Bill? Backdoor Bill Partly- I took off a doormat yeaterday, but I'm still wearing two yard of rag carpet. Peck. . e. AT errtese at Oa rarlene eBareaea ef the elty tar teeaerrew wfli Da aa let- O. n. Hector, Sole Agent ClMatehef MM tint maaa, wtth ahert laetraeMmj, at ItS a. . eeoad maaa, with sermon o( Ue Ooeesl of the aaeay, at 11:11 a. m. aaaay athool at :I0 a. m. All are eordlally Urlted to attead. Ker. William McMillan, patter. e e e e r.hfwtiaii f hnren Coraer Ninth aa4 Plaa rtreets. B. hf. Flisa, aaator, aaaay athool at 10 a. an., . L. Illott, Hperiateadcat Obrtatlaa Baaearor at : p. am. Tcpte.'The lalooaa aad Their Allies." Preaehlag at 11 a. at. and T:I0 P.m. e e e Moralag aahjeet, "The Oeepel for Bulla Men." Brealag subjeet, "Four Opinions About Christ," Rev. R. F. Whleton of Bethany, The Beal ot Wit "Cy" Warman, the poet and humor ist, tell the story of an after dinner raker, who waa called on to (.peak on "The Antiquity pt the Microbe " He arose and aald "Adam had 'm," and then aat down. Boston Itecord, 6AS IN YOUR STOMACH, BLOAT AND PRESSURE AROUND YOUR NEARY CHILCOTE&RICE IthWI. KHTATK INMfltAXCK WK MAKK A HI'KCl.tl.TV of rloM-l In property and k)HnI farm Unil. No tmulile lo show inN-rty. I'rompt at-1 triitlnii tlgrn all Inqulrlea. A few (JimnI liuuaen for mil. If )uu want to hay or wll It will wy you lo mx u. Neat to American Hotel, llmne mil Jericho Club - HOR - Odd Fellows And Rebekahs - ONLY - III tiaieineiil of I O U I Teal, pie. DowlltiR, lllilianl. I'ool, Card Itiionm. Itiulni:t lliwmi. I'rlvole HlltliiK It'"1" r He hcknh only. VlallliiB llrolhito r.ml Hittert nl nay welcome, Cured, Cured to Stay Cured With Baalmann's Gas Tablets. nm IUAUIASV.1 fiiS-TADLtTS wt mtd. Hillr(tl4tw.UltlAiufli(!u. UuUHUHoauk kfrl Lg.eU U rv4 il.i). Aitn vtrr Uta II. an. wimim. lie rilUr ffrfo . w, tmjl 1nuU. Moaiafk. llMIJUN.-a U W-TAIII mkUifnmSj , Atntrir mlHMiMly.ii.dHtlwiJjr to Ml a atmiM. 'muU. a.t'Biina riottA'a. U. mtjr nut form ltrr . In UV a U II UJtASNH ff (fl.TAIiU.TM. Urtm juit Maruch will U 1'ilt nln itili uaraul inni Tired? Nervous? Co To Your Doctor Ail nm.tlov.il. easily llrcd, lliin, pale, nervous? Ami uo not know what to lake? Then i'.o direct to your doctor. A.k his opinion of Ayer s non-alcoholic SarwuarllLi. No alcohol, no .MimuUtloa. A blood purifier, a nerve tonic, a strong alterative, an aid to digestion. Let your doctor decide. f&f."t KrawnUr AtAUUtal OASTAnil-TH u I I'JI'.'ti "' ''"""J-V fmmit. ao tkxiin n did..! (run ..ytLiai la mUUm roMaia ao mmI. fJi "ft " ,l"Ji V Wemual, a. dlaMjn riay APPOINTMENT OP KXKCUTOR eanaammaamf a In the County Court of the State of Oregon, ror toe county or Kiam atb. In the Matter of the Eatate of Ellia beth Blehn. Deeaad. Notice i hereby1 giren to all Her eon concerned that the undersigned baa been duly apofated executor of tho last will aad testament of aald Elisabeth Blehn, decerned, by the the county court of Klamath county, Oregon. All persons having claims against said estate, are bsreby requir ed to present the same verified as by law required, to me, at the law office of H. W. Xeeiee. at Klamath Fait. Oregon, within sis months from the date of thla notice. Dated at Klamath Falls, Oregon, March II, 1111. 8. T. SUMMERS, Executor of the tut will and teat. eat of Elisabeth Blehn, Deceased. S-il-4-tO hd Remember that prise. Dance. At tho Sparks tonight. ' vnddifNl la luL.Mii.tti. Hhmim 41. b....Z"fc. 3alnlij. " """" TbeCORKCENTERBall NtiiMsl LcigM far Twtitj Ttin All Worla ftcriee games sre played with Carat Canter ball and will be fe: Twenty Vtara more, aa only Cork Caata ball can be uaed. Ko really enterprising Uague play with nytblng but a Cork Center Hall, When you pay to e a game of Bait Ball you are entitled to ate a game as ntarllke a World Serlcagamt aapoaalblt, and each a game can be played only with a Cork Center Ball, SfaltiH "WiWal MatkeMl Uefal" CtUCENTUIaN. JI.25Eci momcuismomwoiuNaM Capy ef (paldlas Calaloeaa frt aa rtqattl la aay adiltaaa aad far aanolaa ol aaa Ball Malarial to Uauorma. rra. A. 0. 5PALDIN0 BROS. IN WARY SIWT SAN PRANCIK0 The First National Bank Klamath Falls, Oregon CAPITA I., $100,00(1. lex Martin C;S. Moore I.eille Rogers Alex. Martin I.. P. 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