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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (May 13, 1916)
asr li . 1.; i ft THB EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALH. ORKOON ATURIJAV. MAY It, tH Society Senior Girl is Going to Graduate Klamath Falls young, people of late bat ttveo lome thought to the obser jMUea of oae, Colonel W. Shakespeare, '" of BtieAterd-en-Avos, to tho effect that "AH ther world's a stage, and each mat. 9P Wa part,- for theatricals and sjpsenrances In front of the foot tights are quite the thing just now. The Klamath Choral Club Bcored n tremendous success Wednesday night, the seniors of the high school acquit ted themselves with glory in their' class play last night, and an immense j cast la diligently rehearsing for the i Elks' show-Wednesday and Thursday, nights of next week. That thejntercst is not alone all on the part of the young Thespians Is evi denced by the big attendances at the concert and senior play, and the ad duce seat sale for "A Night in Bo ' hernia." Local talent always draws immense crowds in Klamath. Falls, and the work of this or that is carefully followed. We all know, of course, lhat although Sammy Peters may be taking ( I'iC part of the brave young sergeant.) end remarks with just tne proper ara matlc touch, that "I go for help, al though It be certain death for me," that Sammy will be a sergeant no longer after tonight, and that instead of being shot at sunrise on the mor row, tell be back driving the milk wgaoa or selling goods in a store, or attending to his ;ther work-a-day duties, and the cemMaatlon of taking 8anuny seriously 'W the Brave Little Sergeant, and of reeitMatjcIa. regular occupation, habits, e&hadde .more comedy to his comic Uses the the beat hemertatcoaMlMUUtatoapeiir. And like every city, town or hamlet the lenght and breadth of these here Unit ed States, we of Klamath Falls gladly dig down in our pockets for the neces sary admissions ' , J The Klamath -Choral Club's recital was' the Initial appearance of this or ganization of music lovers In public. Judging from the flattering comments heard on every hand, this will not be the last appearance of the club, for its members are being urged to make the .work permanent, and to give re duis at frequent Intervals. All of this hi pleasing to the young ladles and their director, Vernon T. 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Instead, they mow Intend to work even more dili gently before resuming their meetings Well, mother. If you have racked the skirt having a double' flounce of- .. kMi. tA-rii.trt.Minn tn riMifm a. feet Then there is a crushed taffeta -., ,.- ... v- I girdle and a areas lor your miss duujui vt ii , , . . . . . early ia the fall, and to give other con- certs, knowing now Jthat in this way, they not only accustom themselves to public appearances, but that they also famish a treat of real merit for the lovers of real music. Members of the Klamath Choral Club are Mrs. C. R. Bowman, Mrs. Harry Goeller, Mrs. ' Matthew Smith. Mrs. R. B. Hamilton, Mrs. Vernon T. Motschenbacher, Mrs. ,H., Roland Glaisyer, Mrs. Herbert Mc Carthy, Mrs. Glen Conwell, Mrs. J. Io Beckley, Mrs. Fred Cofer, Mrs. Ivan Daniel, Miss Alice McCourt, Miss Louise Sergent,- Miss Ada Soule, Miss high school graduating class in June, or if, you can't make up your mind what'to buy her, here it Is. Thls-.!s made of net and organdie. cluster of daisies are notable details. Let your Miss Sealer Girl wear, something like this if yoa haven't a fortune to spend oa her. Then she will look as well as the daughter of the First National It may be made for 16. by the club, there were solo numbers by Mrs. Motschenbacher, Mrs. Smith and Miss Parker, a piano number by Mrs. Cofer. A duet by Mrs. McCarthy and Miss Parker, and a quartet selec tion by Mrs. Beckley, Mrs. Motschen basher. Miss Bolvin and Mrs. Daniel, all of which -were prettily rendered. e e Senior class plays for some years to come will all be compared with the presentation of a bright four-act com edy, "Fanny and the Servant Prob- Vera Houston, Miss Pearl Bolvin, Miss 1cm," by the class of 1916 last night Ahee Blackford, Miss Loraine Blight-jit Is by far the best high school play oa. Miss Helen Pazson, Miss Georgia i produced' here in years, and the stu Porter. Miss Gertrude Seeley, Miss! dents proved themselves highly cap Augusta Parker and Miss Mabel' able of interpreting their parts. The Hears. la addition to choral numbers 'play is characteristic of all ut Jerome K. Jerome's creations In that the sltaa tions and the comedy are of a aubtle nature, and call for intelligent acting Dowllag. Waive Keesee. Oetavta.De-Lam- Lucille Wejdrea. Ida TheaaM, ckariea HeeaJk. AelaH C. Stltaer. Her- ttu mmh. Violet Drehtrm, Ruth' B1L Perte Dew, Vhuta Dobry, Mary MeCornack, Adelaide Schubert Myr tle Ess and Maud Miller. Too much credit cannot beglren Mr. 0. I'Oregg aad Miss Lucille Mar shall of the high school-faculty for tholr effective work in training the students, and the high sfchool orches-; tra also deserves a share.of tho praise for the evening's Success, as It'Tcn dered aa ewelleat musical program before the show, and In the Intermls Another memorable event for tne class of lm. KJamath county high jBchool. occurred immematcly after tho 'show, whea the seniors, with Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Gregg and Mr.- and Mrs. iPbllip J. Sinnott repaired to tho Rex Cafe, where the Senior oanquci won held. The long table was prettily dec nratMi for the occasion with carnal Ions (.j MllMf twuil via nerved. i Charles M. Dorr, the class famous de-j bater, was chosen tomstraaster. ana durtngthesetentatv"exa person'prea ent was called upon for a toast'or a short Ulkrhs'progmm concluding with the singing of "I Want Some One to Call hie Dearie. by the girls Im personating the cnorus in tho play. ' Under the 'direction of Rufus K. Love, a. cast of eighty-or more people ia diligently rehearsing for the pro duction of Tom P. OeU's beautiful comedy, "A Night la Bohemia," which Is to be given "at Houston's opera house Wednesday and Thursday nights for the beneflt of the Elks' Lodge. Tale Is by far the most pretentious production ever staged here, with a far bigger cast tnaa Is usually used tn local taleatBhow. Ia it are Intro duced characters ranging ia age from 6 to (6, aad all of the latest song bits re introduced, with added "pep" la their rendition famished by charming I girls and handsome young men "la nifty costumes and clever steps. Aad through the revelry and mirth runs a beautiful story, which at times tugs at the heart atatags, aad makes the grand finale a nappy eveat for all Mrs. Robert A, Johnson was hostess to the Bridge Ctab aad. some invited guests today; adelightfttl afternoon be ing spent 'at cards -at her beautiful home In Hot tVariaaa .Addition.- - ft, Members' oft I; a.rhitmore's Sua day school'daes seeat an enjoyable evening' at the head, of Link River Thursday, whea they .tramped along the shore-of the stream until a suit able place was found, where they built a big camp are "and cooked their supper. "After dUpesteof.a. delightful supper and a. little chat 'around the! biasing are, the boys, extinguished tne fire end returned to civilisatien: Mem bers of the' class attending' were'Karl Humphrey, Howard Oram, Lynn'Skil lingion, LeRoyOelnger. Etdea Cofer, IAT t WafJaBaVfJJBaV SUMMER PARASOLS " THHEY are now here in wondrous array. All the very newest styles in the latest and most fashion able silks. Both long and short sticks. You will agree with us that they are simply gorgeous. ( ,;' Prices as low as $1.2 And as high as you want to go. Stilts Drygoods Co. WHERE THE LADIES SHOP' rather than boisterous slapstick work. but tirr Seniors kept the audience ffiarold Wortley, Leslie' Cofer, Charles chuckling and laughing throughout the bewildering story of a young actress marrying a nobleman and later lad ing that she was a near relation of his twenty or more servants, all of whom had fixed ideasjof gentility and culture much at variance with the bride's views. A scene In which nine chorus girls called on the bride was especially good, as in addition to some local hits, the young ladles Introduced a song number that brought down the house. In the cast were Harriet Fink, Austin Case, Joe Avery, Margaret w .'V, "Alack, alack!! js I see yea-re sec." XL' The wretched husband cried, -' "Again I wlU be oa the rack y M Twill tafe profanity and knack To fastea.up my bride." , t NEW YORK, May 12, Ob, the flow- "?tara thai bloom ia the spring tra la, imd tho dresses that hook up the back are making a simultaneous debut y . Steadily aad Insidiously books and - snaps and buttons are sneaking to the rear aad la consequence the fingers ' ef all poor benedicts are due to turn DyMAnaARET MASON (Writtee for the Ualted Press) plaids or wee little nosegays of flow; jrs, square and hexagon and oval shapes and other smart ones covered in the material of which the dress Is made or in which it Is trimmed. Crochet buttons also are popular. Even if all the brass buttons have gone to the front it appears there are still divers and sundry other sorts to go to the mar. i With the full skirts and tight bo dices and bell sleeves of the moment the back fastening really fits into the general scheme of things most effec- i tively and, while In some Instances but rarely but black aad wait will be on many a well tuned limb aad wfQ occasion many a well turned head. Black and white stripes running around for those as csa wear ,'em aad running up and dowa for those who can't are very much la the running and range from pin stripes to iaeh wide bands With those embroidered in black ay the instep or the aides of the ankle are good and all delicate tints of fleshy BJ ? f te thumbs for the summer months and- frockg y make a fetture of tatton S bear the brut of many a pinch and ;, serateh.froa an obstreperous hook or fcjan obstinate button. L, Atthaaeh all their work ia dona bo- r.v 'ntir t- " .m hud year aeck there U nothing reU- 'rU-leeafer retiring about the buttons used j2mF ? raw.apfarel together In the s4ear,,T 'r "f F$Wr. '!' fast e:uite feature Is made of a eaifW'il7a,'of oraate shapes, d W lw" TM v; 5V de- little ? . vt:. . - i . ' ?JL asaae . etew- eesenagm, . ywun f;;foaad eotored aad white glass affairs "Sfva1 are, i-T'iMl- .ia bright haed ing straight dowa the froat, yoa will And the 'very newest and smartest wrinkle is to do your buttoning up be hindor let George, do It You must look to your feet .this sum mer as assiduously as you have ia the winter, for others, will look there aad. looking once it Is up to you whether tbey will care to look agaia. t The short full skirt hinting of hoops and crinoline, are first aids to a genei ous display of silken hose aad hoes of kid and a smartness. All blgsk steekiage will he t"Tfr grey, maiie and baby blue will be pop ular. The white kid shoe, both high aad low, is in its heyday and low plaia pumps aad slippers of softest pearl grey kid, beige aad .all delicate pastel Unto to go with the fluffy i silks and organdies are to be featured on aU the best feet Black patent kid aad black slippers will be greatly la demand alee, with light colored hosiery besaase' ef the pronounced Spanish flavor of ear present dressing. Vf , ; Take nine inches off' a skirt thea add two cute (abt cuW)' feet aad the answer .to tale sartorial, tans la some girl. ' ' ";n , Moving Pictures He offered to lay down his life for the woman he lovedl No greater test of a man than this can be made. It Is the supreme sacri fice. What woman does not thrill to the love of a man willing to dlo that she might be happy? What man is not carried to the loftiest, heights of sen- everything else in the world. This is what lifts "Graustark" from the ordi nary and stamps it a great play. "Graustark," featuring Francis X Bushman and Bevorly Bayne, will be shown at the Star tonight only. To morrow night "Jane," that great Para mount comedy in flvo parts, featuring Charlotto Greenwood, will be abowa. Miss Greenwood took the part of Letty in "So I.on b Letty," the famous stage production of last year. Int night YBUR released herself Yaden, Morris Malar, Forrest Boden hamer and the teacher, Mr. Whitmore. A pleasant evening was. spent at the home of Miss Lucille. Beckley In Hot Springs Addition Jast Saturday evening by a number of young people. Many games were played, in which ev eryone' took part After this, refresh ments were servdt-and following the repast games were resumed, the happy throng of youngsters breaking ay at a tote hoar.' , . , The Woman's Relief Corps will hold its reguialr meeting Monday 'afternoon in Moose ball, and arrangements will be 'completed for .the proper observ- ance or memorial aunoay ey we rest and Corps. This is the Sunday preced ing Memorial Day, aad it Is the an nual custom of these, orders to attend service in- a body. .The annual con vention of the w, B. c: mti o. a. r, will be held la aeae.early la June, nnit 'it la annad thai "4 aiiasi front here wffl attend Mrs.' Sophia Ramaby timent by such 'devotion and sacrifice ? , from the handcuffs placed on her by ..... I 111 tk. Midi la .UW aiiJ a ...11H ... IHl..H nl.f.l.. ..., Il.lu.. U 41. At uh wviiu tw mtui wi m ivmii g.-mv u lutein uniuwin iuu nuiuuui tn u love is the one emotion that stirs the view of the audience, and Invites say' dSDtns or every Heart, it is umirtinc. 'AnAtlllna. lai-tl-4MW This Is the story George JJarr Mc Cutcbeon tells in Essanay's six-act pho toplay, "Graustark." Grenfall Lorry, the young American, loves a princess. He Is young, rich and has Everything to live for. Yet because of bis great love he offers his life to save a woman. This la the emotion that stirs that in describable something in all spectators and holds them Isnse and forgetful of ! eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaeeeeeeeeeeeeeee BeeeenBs rasaasaasaasaasaasajraaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaW.aaaaasB9ihiiiB heav SBkS.llllllllllllllllllllllK.aBBlT.i.llH I aaaaaaaasvLaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa aaaaaaaamH Miaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Hl'-"VViAHBeflelaaaaaal HOUSTON'S Mdrsssiku kmum will go as delegates sfrom this camp. '. ' - - Atrecltal'wlil.be given at the home of Mrs. Fred H. Cofer this afternoon by her ataao pupils. The program follows r - i Petite Valse Dawn " VBemieeBeetor ping Little Birdie '. ... Star pTNt1S9VpNtfMe-eoM Waive' Wltbfew Spauldlsg ...... Qurlitt Ready for the Hunt Rogers Kngleman s Cradle Soar I Sonata CauJ Mt ' .... Hayda Jvelya'.WbUmere Always la MtMblef ,.-....- Phelps Kcboes of tbe-Bal .'.. Strealborg - Myler ntjaai Consolation .J.MmM... MeadeUskon Calvin Peytea Su Behmoll T0Q LATE TO CLASSIFY Long, Long Age Mastufea 'V ' fem fCaaka Hearts JUdjFiowers Noetsrne, flat maj. V , -r ' M.ac.Cesec Saemasr Sbewers, MeaiUtioa. T. i Cat . HeUs ' 7 Teeesl Ohefte FOR SALE Ten Holsteln cows with young calves; also three yearling heifers, Apply Wood River Creamery, Fort Klamath, Ore. 134t ATTSNTION. FORD OWNIRS Remember the ford Picnle Sunday, May Slat ., OROROIBIBHN.- 1 CARNATIONS Ft JvUth oy - Floral Ce). one having handcuffs or shackles to bring them on'the stage tonight She will also feature her great milk eaa mystery again tonight; also the trunk mystery. Tomorrow night she will glvo an entire change of act J.vV.McCuUoch Candidal for Republican Nomination for Psblic Service Cmwkmm Endorsed for Puslle Service Comb Issionor by business men, farmers, Htook men, local and county graaaes, Judges, bankers, public oScials aad et cry claas of cltlseas. Read these en'dorsameats cireulated In pamphlet form. Yea will receive one, , You are aot as much taterested la what a candidate says about himself as you are la what the publid says Abeut him. Lean what the puWle taente of. J. W. MeCuUoea, aid 'if seessled, tee fer alat-Adv. ' HOUSTON OPERA HOUSE Senior Class Play "FANNY AND TMI gIRVANT PROBtKM" Friday, Msy 12 , Keserved Beats ......-.-.. . .-M Oenersl Admission . N STAR THEATER "ORAUSTARK" Featuring Francis K. Bushman sna Beverly Sayna YBUR, the Handcuff Queen SUNDAY "JANf Featuring Charlotte Orsinwetf Five Reel Paramount YBUR In Intlre Changs of Act Haddem Bsdde Ilepsmtat Bray Cartoon -rii " U TEMPLE THEATH "Heuse ef Mytry," Three Reel Knickerbocker "Freddy Fells the Fleeter," Oae Reel Vltagrasa "Rathe News." eBaawnaaaeW! Sunday end Monday "End ef the Goddess." Two Real Vltaaaa fc "The Strange Case ef Mary Rt, Two Reel luaaay "Paths News." Admlealoa Always Its MATINEB DAILY ATlhs ALL LICKWHEP nOTPBli MERRILL OPERA HOUtf Merrill. 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