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HATUKbA).', KOVKMIUTO 1. 1M0.
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
paqk mam
Society
Tho teacher friend of Mr. 55. C.
Powell, who before, her mnrrlago
.was Mini Jeaslo Font, surprised her
'nt her homo on South Fifth street
.Wednesday nflcrnoon with a shower.
KTho brldo was presonted with a
beautiful casaorolo dish In a copper
stand. Light refreshments were
served by those participating In tho
surprise
Those who took part In the affair
were: Mrs. K. N. Wood, Mrs. H. K.
' "Wstlonburg, Mrs James Grimes.
Misses Pauline llond. Waive Drew
Jennie. Johnston, Gertrude Parker,
Esther McAndrcws. Daisy Colo, Evo-
lyn Applegate and Mr K. E. Wat
tenburg and Mr. Powell
Mrs. L. G. Van Ucllen entertained
Monday otcnlng at a farowell "500"
party honoring Mrs. Will Houston,
who loft Wednesday for Southern
California. Invited guests follow
Mesdames Pert Wlthrow, Charles
Moore, Ooldlo Lincoln, Glenn Jester.
Merle Houston. Fred Houston. Leo
Houston. Misses Minnie Walker,
MJnnlo Ilarnum and Vera Houston.
Tuesday evening Mrs. Kred Hous
ton nnd,llrw. C. M. Uamsby were
hostesses at a farewell dinner for
Mrs. Will Houston and Mr. and Mrs.
7. A. Houston nt the tatter's home.
There wero lucnly-four guests In
attendance to bid goodbye to the
departing ones.
Mrs. Thomas Hampton was hos-
icss Wednesday afternoon to a num
ber of friends who made up two
'tables of bridge. Delicious refresh
ments wero served by the hostess to
her guests. They were: Mesdames
A. M. Worden, K. It. Halt. K. 0.
Cummlngs, Guy Manning, Henrietta
Melhasc. Kip Van Riper and J. S.
Elliott.
A very pleasant evening was
Spent by Aloha chapter of Kutern
Star, Tuesday when the past mat
Tons and past patrons wero guests
of the officers of the chapter. The
lodge room was very prettily decor
ated with flowers and evergreens?
A delicious repast was served at
midnight after a pleasing musical
program.
Tho past matrons and patrons
were: Mesdames L. P. Wllllts, A.
L. Leavltt, K. D. Henry. Kip Van
Riper. Jennie Horn, George Bald
win. Prank Ward and Miss Maud
Baldwin; K. K. Magee. L. O. Mills.
W. A. Delzcll and Oscar Peyton.
Miss Vera Thompson was hostess
tho first ot tho week nt a farowall
party for Miss Loralno Peck, who
left Thursday for Detroit.
Thoso present wero Miss Elonoro
Torroy, Miss I'cck, Miss Thompson
ue, Klltaboth Graham, Gortrudo
Smith, Lotha 8lnwnonds
Miss Evebn Applegate, supervi
sor. A party was given Inst night by
I.
iester, Hob Cotfmnn. Joo'Mr- nn' M- M J- Jenseu honoring
oromo Henry and W.r Mr. Jensen's sister, Mrs 11. K. Chris-
no, wno is visuing noro irom aau
Francisco. The young people of the
and Mrs,
Jcnnctto, Jerome Henry
ford Henry.
A
. . , , ... ..,. Christian church wero royally enter-
The Legion dance nt the Whtteltnlncd ,, mus,C R)UH0!) um, a
Pelican hotel Thursday night was aican,j. J)U
charming affair, well attended by Thoso nroiont wpro. Mesdames. J.
ex-service, men and their friends I j, Keller, 0. K. Solomon, George
At an enrly hour In tho evening tho.u-irts. nnd Misses Esther and K.llth
colors were presented by Wio LndleV Washburn, Maud and Until Miller.
Auxiliary ot tho American Legion Genovlovo nnd Kdltli Young. Thelma
to the officers ot the Legion, nnd .Gibson, Helen Wlrti. Lucid Havens-
tho wholo company Joined In sing- croft. Josepheno McUIn, IlloMlng
lug tho "Star Spangled llanner." nnd Loulso Jensen, Messrs C. R, Solo
Punch was served throughout the.mon, Forrest Hnghston, Forrest
evening, and the music was cryj Miller. Art Turpln. Frank McLaln.
good. Valerie Gibson, Glenn Hetlttes, 1)111
a Strowbridge, Joe and John Carter,
ntl.l Phnrl.ta 11ml...
The members of the Library club a a a
nnu an omers wno auenueu me ivv
anniversary program of the landing
of the 1'llgrlms, were dollghted by
tho exercises glen by tho pupils of
tho Riverside school.
Miss Kcl)n Applegate, supervisor
ot music I nthe high and grammar
schools, must depend largely upon
the teachers in tho various grades
to carry on tho work outlined and
presented by her. Tho success ot
this program speaks tor the splendid
co-operation on tho part ot both
teachers 'and pupils.
Tho credit for this entertainment
belongs largely to Miss Waive Drew.
Miss Esther McAndrews, Miss
Gertrude Parker? Miss Loretta Jen
nings, and Miss Grace Farrand of the
Rlverstde school. Resides the pro
gram which was published In The
Herald, the boys and girls Glee
clubs assisted most pleasingly
Their program consisted of four
parts: The Landing ot the Pilgrims,
Indian Song, Harvest Song, and
Thanksgiving Song.
i (b) Folk Danco Eva Anderson,
Constance McWIlllams, Mary 'Louise
Hudson. Evobn Amlcke, Helen Beck
ett, Mildred Knight. Blanch Wlard,
Aileen Loomls, Carrie Brookfleld,
Mildred Lawrence.
"The members ot the Boys Glee
club are:Verner Christy, John Ver
Itngs, Frank Upp. Lawrence Carroll,
Fred Goelter, Albert Westfall. Roland
Coter. Miles McLane, Bill Kuyken
dall. Laroy Moore, Howard Graham,
Alton Francis, Bowne Henry
Tho members of the GlrPa Glee
club are' Marfiiret Cummlngs,
Muriel Moore. Ruth Lawrence. Edna
Dunbar. Anna Thorson, Glara Corn
ish, Dorothy Wortle. Fannie
Stoops. Bonlta Keesle. Ruby lleven-
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Monday and.
Tuesday
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Pink Salmon, special 23c
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TO-DAY
Big, Mitch Lewis in
"FOOL'S GOLD"
It's a thrilling story of the North
west, and you know that Big Mitch
can do justice to the plays of the
great outdoors.
SUNDAY
A real laugh producer Constance
Talmadge in "A Perfect Woman."
Wednesday of last week Mrs. Ar
thur Bustemante entertained at her
homo on Main street tor a number
ot friends. Tho afternoon was spent
In needle work nnd music. Wednes
day ot this week Mrs. Bustemante
was again hostess for another group
ot friends.
Those attending last week were
Mesdames Garrett Van Riper, L. M.
Fitch, F. Frankford, M, McCluro, R.
J. Sheets, Harry Richardson, E, I..
Elliott, and Miss Dorothy Elliott.
Tho Invited guests this week follew:
Mesdames Charles Magulro. Clyde
Fox, Jesse Bailey Motschenbacher, K.
Bice, Harry Poole, and Miss Atlco
McCourt.
Possibly one ot the most unlqtib
parties ever given In Klamath Falls
was held Friday afternoon ot this
week at the home ot Mr. and Mrs
R. A. Emmltt on Pine street, when
Mrs. R, A. Emmltt and Mrs R J
Sheets entertained a number ot their
friends, members ot the Order ot He
bekahs.
The rooms were tastotull) decor
ated In pink and green. A short pro
gram was given, featured, by two
piano solos by Mrs. C D. Carrion
and two vocal solos by Miss Dorothy
Elliot.
Last but not least was the perfor
mance ot little Miss Jean Thompson,
who gave a Scottish dance In High
land costume, with an air of dig
nity and a graceful rylbm that capti
vated all.
The remainder of the afternoon
until G o'clock was spent In needle
work and conversation. At that hour
the guests were Invited to partake
ot dalntly prepared refreshments.
The tablo scheme was emblematic
ot the Rebekahs order, pink and
green being again the predominating
colors.
Those present were McsdamesW
F Goelter. Will Stclnmetx, Nate
Otterbeln. Bob Sloan. L. M Martin.
Hlgglnson, Brookfleld. C. D Oarcc-
Ion, Ed. Martin. C. M Itamsby, W.
D, Cofcr, James Grlmi's, Fred Cofer.
Ud. Probst. A. W. Plol, Sam Sum
mers, Leo Bean, J II. Garrett, Harry
Loucks, Ella McMillan, Anna Fria
ble, Jennie Hum, Will Townsend,
Llna Matlhows, Herman Smith, and
S B. Brewer, and Mlsjes Mary
Walker and Myrtle Griffin
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Mrs. J. II. Carnahan and Mrs.
C. Rambsy, 8. E. Martin. Jack Kim-
ternoon In, honor of Mrs. Allan Sloan
at the homo ot Mrs. J.' IL Carnahan
on Sixth St. Needlework, afforded
the amusement for the afternoon,
The guests wero entertained by solos
by Mrs. Zumwalt and a dainty lunch
eon was served to the following
guests: Mesdames Allan Sloan, W.
O. Smith', Garrett Van Riper, D. J.
Zumwalt. R. Sloan, Mrs. Melby, Mrs
C. Rambsy, 8. K. Martin, Jack Kim
ball, Addle Walker, Jennie Hunt, J
V, Houston, Hanatnuker. Miss
Maude Baldwin and the hostesses.
The A. N. W. club met at the
home ot Mrs. Dunbar Wednesday af
ternoon of last week. Lato books
were discussed and many now Ideas
on' fancy work were given. Refresh
ments were served by tho following
guests and members: Miss McCur
dy, Mrs. A. M. Worden and Chas.
Moore. Members present were Mes
dames Moore, Goeller, Wattenburg,
Phillips, Chastaln, Hum, Plol, Cam
nhan, Chas. Martin.
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A very unique affair was given
by Miss Chas. Martin and Mrs Gol
den Lincoln In the way of a "Tot
Luck" dinner, covers were laid for
Mrs. J. J. Purker, Mrs. Joe Brett,
Mrs. Charlie Mooru, Mrs, Van Ballon,
Mrs. Fred Houston, Mrs. J, II Carna
han, Mrs, Allan Sloan, Mrs, C. Itams
by, Mrs. John Siemens, Mrs. A. M.
Collier, Mrs. II. D. L. Stewart, Uza
both Rambsy and hostesses.
nutldinjc Park Road
VISALIA, Cal., Nor. 13. Voicing
the opinion that state work upon
the proposed new concrete highway
into the Giant forest, Sequoia Na
tlonal park", cannot bo started bafore
at least another year, the super
visors ot Tulare county have taken
steps looking to the complete re
building of that portion ot tho road
between Three Rivers and tho park
gate, where tho government road
begins. This stretch has been very
poor in recent years. An entirely
now grado will be chosen by cross
ing the North fork of the Kaweah
to the opposite sldo of the canyon.
The county work will not include
paving, -
KLAMATH FALLS'
NEW MILLION DOLLAR
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Bank
WANTS YOUR BUSINESS'
That's Us
Klamath State Bank
THE GROWING BANK"
Located at the Corner 6th and Main
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
We wish to thank you for
tho nice buslnea you have
given us In tho past, and
hope you will be able to
grow with us In the future.
We may not be the largest
bank In Oregon, but there
Is none bettor able to take
rire nt your business.
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Tho food and hides for clMhlng. In the
Stf summer when It was warm they
wore the skins with tho Hides In,
Trado It to The Furnisher of Hap-'but In the winter they wore the fur
Remember I need the money
Furnisher ot Happy Homes.
py homes.
Fire Drill at the
Central School
Pleases Fire Chief.
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Stf Inside. Sometimes they also
their clothes out ot uril
"At that tltno there were many
I wild animals alt over North Amer
ica, for that Is the country I am
talking about, and the rave dwell
ers lived In tribes. In the winter,
when there was snow on the ground, Indians"
they hsd to have grat rings ot tire
to keep tho wild beasts away,
"The cavn dwellers had very few
tools or weapons, so most ot their
fighting had to he done with rlubi
or sharp-pointed stones tied on Ihn
end ot (toll's, for spears
"The scientists can only guess at
this, but when the Pilgrims ram
over there were things, aUCh as
mounds, that were not made by the
department turned out many Useful
articles last week. Dolt beds, hand
kerchief boxes, glove boxes nnd
coat hangers are In course ot con
miction now, and will be ready for
Christmas. The boys take much In
terest In the selection and making
of aultablo presents for fathers,
mothers and little brothers und
sisters,
Tho Seventh And Eighth grades
are becoming 'proficient In design
Ing and working out their own orig
inal Ideas and nro encouraged in
this part ot tho work Tom Watt,
Gordon Smith, Charles Johnston,
Kenton Hamaker and Lester Thom
as aro showing unusual ability In
originality of design.
If the present grade of work In
domestic science Is continued, an
unusually large showing ot A'a wilt
ba found on tho report cards for
tho coming months.
To make tho sewing hour more
Interesting, "real girl" books are
road to tho classes by the membors,
who are farthest advanced In their
work. "Helen's Babies," by John
Habbcrton, and "Mary Marie," by
Eleanor II. Porter, aro being read
by Louis Wredon, Jean Thompson,
Evelyn Francis nnd Esther Vcach.
In a recent test given tho Soventh
grade, a contest was held for the
best answer to tho follewing: "Wrlto
short story, tolling what you enn
about life food, clothing, sholter and
dally habits of tho earliest peoples
of whom you bavo knowledge " The
following, by Marjorlo Lovo Peyton,
was Judged to be tho best stery:
"Tho first people that we have
any record ot were tho envo dwell
ers, They wero a people resombllng
the Indians, only they liud long
hair (for, of course, thoy did not
have any tools to cut It with). Thoy
lived In tho deserted caves of wild
animals and got their living by'klll
Ing animals, using their flesh for
YOUR CLOTHES '
will wear longer if
cleaned frequently.
Pressing by steam
sterilizes them. '
Hats cleaned and
blocked
D. & M. Cleaning Co.
Office, 6th and Main.
Works, 23 Commercial.
Phone 30.
Wind Shields
Our stock of windshield glass is complete,
Wc put them in while you wait.
For quick service in glass work, call us up.
Window glass in all sizes constantly on
hand.
Lakeside Lumber Co.
Phone 128
LIBERTY THEATRE
"Always the Beat for the Liberty Guest"
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II. W. POOLE, Owner ROGER I). TOHIIEV, Musical Director
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. TONIGHT
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Thechorus girl who became a star is Bebe
Daniels, and tonight she appears in her first
big picture,
"OH LADY, LADY"
SUNDAY Continuous Show '
The popular, Irish actor, Mr. J. Warren
Kerrigan, in
"THE GREEN FLAME"
and it is one of Mr. Kerrigan's best plays.
Afternoon prices tOc and 25c
Evening prices 1SC anj 3$c
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