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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 13, 1915)
'" ',,.... . ," """. ''J" 'V,V .WIS J y "$. ATTJRPAY, MMHWAM fa, Swif THE KVRNiriG HERALD. KLAMATH PALLS. OREGON V,ptvrTti aw -i" , & a. the Song '.t" l VI' P t-i AtJI ID . 'ftKw?r I Tr &&. ji mj&n WT J ty., L'V 14 J u: l -v It I J : i-- V. 1 .-hC wft Br I V W, Irf " I'P1 , 1-H ' v 4 f'V x , Ik m S - i vs .. Ff fr v' m p5" ' slMf a) fSi4??'etiJ-.A" y. r CMm. tJf. V&s 55? J B "" -Ui tm Sr, - mz . .3g&MsSA -: ?M Pre-Lenton festivities reached a grand climax at the White Pelican hotel last night, when Miss Agnes Lee. Miss Edna Wells. Mlas Louise Sargent, Miss Ada Soule, Miss Ger trude Seeley, Miss Alice Blackford, Miss, Alice McCourt, Miss EsteUe Blair and Mrs. Rose Torrey enter tained two hundred or more people at a dancing and card party, which will long be a red letter Tent In the social history of Klamath Falls. J ' - " For inceaalty and thoroughness, the g, f ot jnanA. The gnesU were charming young hostesses hare few ;Mra c R DeLapi Mru Q stearnB estate ta the art of entertaining. The Mrfc Qrace j, Mrf. Ciay P. ereaiag's festtfitles started with a M M R 3 Sneet8 Mrg. L M. grand march. TlwiocessIoafome4(FMcn Mrfc Q CummIngs, Mra. la tk lobby, and to the strata. otjThomaB Hamptont m,,. Charie6 H. an eight-piece orchestra, entered the' ... rnw RI,.n M ., M dtalnsroom. The decoraUon scheme of which excited exclamations ot hearty approval from all as they en tered. Saint Valentine never had such a pretty compliment paid to his memory as the decorations in the spadou dining room. Bwry- w,u The nogtegg 8emH, a where were hearts, hearts of aUjlancheon sties. They were Intermingled with , Cupids on the walls and window cur tains, they were strung in hunderds Valentine decorations were much ot festoons across the hall above in evidence at a meeting ot the Happy the heads of the dancers, they were j Hour club, held last night at the suspended from the chandeliers to ( home of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Mundy, be exsct, they were everywhere. The corner Seventh and Oak streets, and lights were shaded with artificial . which proved Immensely entertain- poinsetta blooms, and the booth where punch was served, and 'the - corner occupied by the musicians, were beautiful with myriads of hearts In tasteful arrangement. Even the lobby did not escape this splendid . type of decoration. Jitter the grand march had given way to dancing, , Jess Turner. Blndn clairvoyant, was Introduced, and in a corner in the lobby, be told wonderful sometimes embarrasing truths regarding his visitors, to the great delight of those assembled around him. Many were the guesses ventured as to the lden- tlty of the mysterious soothsayer by those who scoted at his claim of magic gifts. In the sun parlor of the hostelry, five hundred was In order, and there were several tables bnsy until midnight. Fortune telling and dancing obtained until long past the midnight hour, and it was Satur day morning before the guests began to. leave, after expressing the big aiir as one ot the most enjoyable , ever held la Klamath Falls. Mrs. J. M. Esell, teacher of the Summers school entertained the pupils of the school this afternoon at a Valentine party, with a profusion ot valentine decorations. There were about twenty youngsters la atten and a number, of interesting Say Nothing and Saw Wood iT-ii ut;wat' the use. when aU you bsVte 'de Is t step to the pfceae lad'eaU up Ne.JI.'say few' wares nwl haveyeuf" wood'dellvered at- ready'Wt1, - 4 tj i SCCHORN m S$TWODMAN 'cm XtfL . t iK.K VOU KNOW th. mt, 1ft . Un Un, W.y. .tc.? M k will b. . h Ion, time M .h. U co..m.r will .urn out anythinf s popular at the nw Tipperary Veils and Tipperary Collars. rtlll.!,i nt ho fact 11. iCary VaTara raadymada, and are .o easily adj.ted that they are indeed a J that thaTre jut a. pretty a. they can be, while the Tipperary dollar, of Embroidered Organd.e and Lace ar lateat in article of feminine adornment. New Woolen Good, plain and in fancy .tripe, and check., are also among the recent arnval.. Just a.' useful in their way and ju.t a. enjoyable i. the new line of Bath Towels value hard to equal. J hey just arrived, and it is hardly to" be expected that they wiU last long. Wool bate, abo, arrived with this shipment and home made comforter, can not only be made all that their name .mplie., but can be made-up to suit each individual taste. er Stilts Drygoods Company 8&r "WHERE THE LADIES. SHOP" guinea were played, including a for tune telling game, "selling forfeits," "March to Jerusalem" and the guess ing of popular advertisements. Suit able prizes were awarded the winners in the various competitions, nnd a dainty luncheon was served the as semblage by the efficient hostess. Thursday afternoon Mrs. J. Fred! Ooeller entertained a number of her friends at her West Side home In honor of her sister, Mrs. Dr. Bertha ,. A. Alford. Mrs. Harrj- Qoel- , n, T-. I c, . , -.w. .., r,'i Mrs Richard Breitensteln. , Needle-' work and conversation were enjoyed during the afternoon, as were'musl- irnl mimhera hv Mm. Mnrnle and Mrs. tng for all the guests. Five hundred was the game of the evening, and first prise was won by Mrs. Walters, Mr. North receiving the consolation prize. Refreshments were- served. and there were present Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Brenneman, Mr. and Mrs. O. Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Em- 'mitt. Mr. and ilrs. John H. Hamll ton, Mr, and Mrs. Curtis Heldrlck, Mr. and Mrs. Loy Hllyard, Mr. and i Mrs. Leo Houston, Mr. and Mrs. O. n. Matthews, Mr. and Mrs. K. D. North, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Sheets, Mr. and Mrs. R, C. Shipley, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Stelnmetz, Mr. and Mrs. 'William P. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Richardson, Mr. and Mrs. Ouy V. Walters. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Win ters, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Mundy and Miss Qrace Richardson. Wednesday is Ash Wednesday, the day ushering In the forty days preced ing Easter Sunday, which this year will be April 4, and as usual, there will be a retirement from social ac tivities by many Klamath Falls people la observance of the Saviour's forty day's "of fast, persecution, cruclflc- tlon. Owing to the fact that their final dancing party was by an over sight set for a Lenten date, the members of the Klatawa club have decided to postpone this party until after Lent The dance was scheduled for Friday night at the White Peli can hotel. At her home la Hot Springe addi tion, Mrs. Will H. Mason Thursday afternoon entertained Mrs. E. B. Henry, Mrs. A. DrMUler, Mrs." Lyls O, Mills, Mrs. Fred Mills, Mrs. Wil liam H. Shew, Mrs. George A. Csthey, Mrs. Bmmett E. Msaee, Mrs. Will B.VBeyd, Mrs. Leslie "Rogers. Mrs. Carl Coter, Mrs. Louis O. Vsn Beilen, Mrs. Elbert' B. Hall, Mrs. English, Mra. Arthur . Whitman, Hn. I. D. WhKmore, Mrs. Joesph S. Kent, Mrs. Aubrey R. Campbell, Mrs. Clarence H. Underwood, Mrs. J. C. Brocken brough and Miss Agnes Lee at an in formal Ave hundred. There were four ( tables, and the prlzo was won oy Mrs. Hall. Dainty refreshments were served during the course of the en tertainment. The musical club, composed of the pupils of Mrs. Fred Cofer, met this afternoon at the Cofer home, 602 Eighth street, and spent several en- joyable hours. The life of Beethoven was discussed by all, and the follow-) lng interesting program was ren-J dered: Duet "Grandfather's 8ong" Miss' Evelyn Whltmore and Miss Rutn Cofer. , "Contentment", Miss Ruth Cofer. 'Serenade" Lanciana, Miss Evelyn Whltmore. Chapel by the Sea". Calvin Peyton. Mignonette"-Llchner. Miss Esther Haines. T.,.. nmmi" tra T T Parker tfUWUO WM . WM , w. - . Dorothy" F. Smith, Mrs, Cofer. "Farewell to the Piano" Beethoven.J Myler Calkins. The eight anniversary of the birth ot John Kuykendall was fittingly celebrated Monday afternoon by a party at the home of bis parents,! Mr. and Mrs. D. V. Kuykendall, which was attended by Francis Mc Laln, Miles McLaln, Josie McLaln, Margaret and Buford Hargus, Elsie and Nellie Fielding, Raymond Hill, Maud, Ruby and "Buster" Revenue and John, William and Vernon Kuk- kendall. The afternoon was thor oughly enjoyed, being devoted to Juvenile games, and a birthday lunch was served by Mrs. Kuykendall. On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Mar Ion Hanks entertained a few of her most Intimate friends in honor ot her sister-in-law, Mrs. Affle Briggs; of Manila, P. I., and Mrs. H. H. Van Valkenburg, of this city, Mrs. Briggs is a sister of Judge Hanks, and has been visiting relatives 'in Oregon for some time, coming to Klamath Falls from Olendale. She will leave for her Island home on the Pacific liner China, which sails from San Fran clso on the 20th ot this "month. Cascade Pythian club met Tuesday afternoon at the home ot Mrs. Whit lock, on Sixth and High streets, with the following Invited guests: Mrs. Fred Melhase, Mrs. Raymond Watts, Mrs. Chester Avery, Mrs. Fred Sebal lock and Mrs. Earl Whitlock. The club members present were: Mrs, C, C. Hogue, Mrs. Jennie Hurn, Mrs. Dr. Truax, Mrs, C. C. Low and the hostess, Mrs. Win. Whitlock. The afternoon being pleasantly spent Re freshments were seved. Homers to California ., Mr. an.,Mrs:A. J, Horner leave tomorrow for sojourn In California. Mr. Homer is Just up from a three month's selge of typhoid., -I- Local news appears Srst la The Herald Me a onth And Far Prettier V$ftWRmsnf ' ITMtfKmnT IWif isSyrassssW WiFMWbS m i ii i m ; -" &?rk N igjr? Francis 3. Heney United I'icks Service SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 13 (Francis J. Heney. famous graft prose- Cutor, today secured a license to 'marry Mrs. Edna I. Van Winkle, of ltnB cjtjr f MfB Van Wlnkle was Heney's cam- ga managor Jn hte recont offortg to become UnUed statea Benator ( , . . .,, , ,,. ,... Jn U,B apiituuwu yi mo "wuw. Carl c'.!Henejr g,vea nl" age M 50, and M IhfMtt'a na 35 years. .. - - 'Aftermath," which comes to the Star theater today, like most Famous SmUmVlvziZA'ki!!msWnBS i H-4nlr?mr rll Players' productions, is a dramatic Installment has several exciting situ offering of the highest type. ,ations and holds the Interest from Tho story portrays the life of ajbte,nnlD8 t0 eai- As thore ,s o girl and a young man, who go to the ono ro01,0 Installment of this popular great metropolis, the man as a strug gling young physician, the girl as a florist. Both becomo the victims of most unfortunate circumstances. In their saddest hour, fate brings them together. They tell each other ot their past, which they both agree to forget and begin anew. Vlrgina Pearson is seen as tho girl. Miss Pearson will become very popular with picture fans. She Is Every Gament we turn out increases the number of our patrons. Perfect In technique, in exclusive de sign, hand-made, our clotbos are not inferior to those of tho sartorial masters under whom wo worked in Paris, Berlin and Vienna. Having once clad the Royalties, we now want to garb Her Majesty, the Lady of Klamath. t Order your suit for Spring and Bum mer while our new line of fabrics embraces all that Is most exclusive. J. A,Gwli$wth Maanfactnrtng Ladles Tailor CORNER THIRD AND MAIN Woman Defies Boers Who Stole Jnltcil Press Scrvlco I'l'lila riled him, for It Is u big In- rtKMiw t mi. mnii misult to rofuo u llocr'u hnmi. Then I.U111JUK, UUII, -X. J ....... -- Now York.) How nho dolled n party ot Do Wet's robot commando, is told by Mrs. Ulvnnor M. Clench, writing from Stf)iiru8t, Ornngo Colony, to a friend in London. "When Do Wot'B men lwsaed throiigli here thoy stolo everything they could lay their bands on," shu 1811)3. For a tune we ninnngcu to uiuo Jour horse, bill at lust tuny npottod thorn. I clung to tho nnimnl nnd d fled them to toko him. I Just did gVo it to them straight from tho shoulder, mid thoy loft, llul soon nvo ot them returned and beforo we could proent it two ot them grabbed "o loo "! 'cd It away. "Then the othor threo camo to the house, grinned, and one held out his paw. I put my hand bohind, looked tiixn up nnd down, and said, 'I don't tnko tho hand ot a thing like you.' ,. - i mogt . . ., . uwen luooro, oh iuu iuuu, iiduub uu (Introduction. I "Aftermath" la a modern drama, 'of the typo that will mako a wide, i appeal to aU classes. The scones' 'are laid In New York. The Htrcot, Jhcencs, parks, rlvoro, Interiors, and In fact, all ot them are beautiful. ) "Aftormath" Is In four narts. Two ' other subjects will complete tho pro gram. Tonight at tho Orpheus, "Tho First Law," tho fourteenth opIsodo of tho "Trey o' Hearts", will be shown. This serial, much Interest is being manl- leBit'u on tno ouicome. Another even greater serial will bo started at "Klamath's Klassy Show Houso" the week following tho con clusion of tho "Trey o' Iloarts." Tho management has promised tho pcoplo of Klamath Falls the greatest ten cent show ever glvon In tho city. .Tho coming serial will bo shown at 'tho usual price of ton cents. . ..ivtT-n.,. -mtmTcunmmrm i $?S (J j I 3 - Jn uv I Her Horse ...... i .. o ttont at it. I called thoui Ihclvcs lomn'rou ncn iLMUring muslesti nnd liars. Thoy rodo off, but camo lunerm. Kiilloplntr buck with their rllles ready to Klioot mo If 1 olforod any further resistance to thnlr koIiib Into tho store and BlenllnB. Thoy inndo our Kaffir mnii, at thn point ot the rifle, show tlieni whoro reins nnd Im Iters wore, which thoy stolo. j "Two wcokh aner, our near oiu horsn found hlii way home. Ho badj been wounded In tho head and nearly ridden to denth," $eu& fflwjmmi "Tim Pin I.Jw" Fourteenth eplsodo of tho "Trey o' Hearts" "Tint I'liHiitom Crack miimi" A dotoctUo drnma, with i Fuller Mnry 'When the (llrU Wero HIinnKlinlwr A comedy of dark deeds on the billowy bluu ADMISSION IOo TOMORROW 'A'iiiun Spirit" Drnmn of toda. III two reels "Thn llllKhtcd Spaniard" A Moxlran comedy "A Hour I)capo" t Sterling comedy j m,ii.m:i: i:vi:itv satuhdw ami I MAV AT !: mo BEWARE of The Clutching Hand For further partic ulars come and see The Exploits of Elaine the remarkable moving picture se rial to be shown at this theater. Out does everything ever heretofore pro duced on the screen. Fourtn InsUllmmU of Suqiris 1 Don't Miss this Trent at the Star Theater every Monday matinee at 2:80; evslng t 7)80 continues. - - Cartl of Ttinnki Wo deslro to vxpreis or nnd heartfelt Uinuks to tbi )uuvlflsh friends nliu so frb wiiiingiy renuorou tueir jto us during the nroloond uiatn sua lunenti of onr huitnnd, son ami btultw i i osMciall to Itev. UliitiblcfitMki kind words sttii:n; to Mrs. L Hnth i-ed Mm. J I!, Moors br beautiful flowore; tn Dr. On Mitchell for thrre tciims, u tt .1 n Mnfini'is tjnlntf I ot thmi MHK. A I, LYONS, SIX, II. II. LYONS, UtttVi MIIB.A. 1. CIlBEDsd M. C. LYON8, brotte i Theater Gail I sVMWMMVVMAAVSSjJsiJW1 1 i - Houston's ; MetTwfolkan vVWMWVWMWMWNOAMMMMN HOUSTON'S j OPERA HOUSE i DARK STAR T HEATH Dnnlol Frolwnan pr(U J Virginia I'MirMin nnd Owts ' ! In tho dramatic satent "AFTERMATr j Two ndded attraction! .IB and "M renti - . COMINd MONDAY First ejilnodo "The Ksplnll of t3tli,:- Milliner r'ry Hiilurdsy s4l ut a:sw tem'ple theatJ Ptlia Dally Sent. Latest war scmim "llronro Hilly and le Bos1 Essanay rtrsmi "On tha Hdnhts' niograph two reel d'1 "Cuctus Jnkp, Ilmrt DresPf j SeliK coraeor KNTIRR Clf ANOB SUM AOMI8HION AliWAVH 10 MATI.VKK MAIM' AT' A Mi J.ICI?NSi:i MOW MERRILL OPERA Merrill. Or u.i..Kiinv nlsht 'I -V "-"" I 'OTWSI'OIIiW,,, 4 Hex Beach's masterpiece'81 ADMIB0IOV IM nnd ' MOTION I'lOTUBKH AND BATOROA l.ir,"?,W . fi " ? tfJl "s "til - .. tj ji Tfrjs -' &.' "22.f;9w;i! Avrf tf
