ATTODAT, JTTNH, K, 1MI.
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
Tfeurodar ovonlng Mr. nnd Mrs
Hiwmrd Ksplnosa entertained a num
ber of friends in tholr apartment at
tarn Loo Apartments at a dinner which
canslstod ot dishes distinctly Spanish
ad ot a varloly that arc rnrotr ever
found outsldo the mother country.
Tfco guests wcro treated to this sur-
yrisa at 7 o'clock and following the
dinner, the evening was spent in mus
ic. Tlio curst list included, Mr. and
Hn. H. J. Murray, Mrs. liny. Dennis,
Mrs. W. T. Lee, Charlos DeOroote,
Frank Pre) tag and the host and hos
tons. .
A largo dancing party will be given
Taosday night by tho Klks at the
Tomplo at tho corner of Third and
Main streets. Hostesses for tho oc
casion will be: Mosdamea Hardin
Oartor, Jack Slater. H. W. Hender-
hi, Byron Hardenbrook, Fred Dun
kar, John Endera and 11. W. Gregory.
Daring tho recent visit in Portland
t Beatrice and Kathcrino Walton,
daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge
Walton of Merrill, they enjoyed tho
rlvtleeo of playing beforo J. S. Bate-
mna, a noted musical critic. Mr,
Batcman offered both ot the young
Jadle constructive criticism and as
trarod them that tbeypoHosscd unus--ml
musical talent, (which should be
developed.
At charming wedding service
Wednesday evening Miss Margaret
Agusta Upp became tho bride ot
Oharlea LoRoy Saunders, ot Long
Beach, California. Miss IJpp Is the
daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Frank Upp
t this city and has always made her
aoae here. Tho wedding was a quiet
affair at tho brides home, tho service
kelng read by tho Rovcrend S. J.
Caanoy. Catherlno Upp, sister ot tho
brido, acted as brides maid and Wil
liam Molhaso as best man. The young
couplo will mako their homo in Long
Bosch, where Mr. Saunders is in
vnslness.
Mrs. E. S. Phillips was hostess
Sunday at a doable birthday dinner
for her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Herb
ert Phillips and tor Miss Leda liar
s' Vey. Quests on this happy occasion
were: Miss Cattuzzo, Mrs. Herbert
Phillips Jr., Jean Phillips, Leo Park
er, Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Phillips.
Mrs. E. W. Gowen entertained the
Bridge Club, Wednesday afternoon,
at the home of Mrs. L. Ocrber.
MUm Leda Harvey and Lee Parker
will be married at nine o'clock to
nJrht In the home ot Mr. and Mrs.
Nato Otterbein. Miss Harvey Is a
niece of Mrs. Otterbein. The wedding
will be a quiet one and only near
friends and relatives have been in
vited. Miss Grace Hoagland and Stan
ley Haljeck will attend the bride and
Bridegroom. Mrs. Otterbein will
serve a dainty supper after tho cere
mony, which Is to be preformed by
Rer. J. It Dixon ot the Emmanuel
Baptist church.
Mrs. L. I&dlund entertained Wed
needay afternoon with a lawn party
in honor ot her little daughter
Luclllo's 3rd birthday. The little
guests present were: Ardls Leech,
Junior Rlchter, Carl Younglove, Wil
bar, Dorothy and Dennis Hood.
Tho St. Paul's Episcopal Guild
drove to Merrill Thursday afternoon
sad wore entertained by Mrs. R. H.
Anderson at her homo there.
Mrs. H. D. Mortenson entertained
at a farewell bridge party for Mrs.
Estello Carrier, on Friday afternoon
at her home In Pelican City. Tho
house was decorated in delphineun
and palo pink gladiolus. The guosts
mado up 4 tables of bridge and at 5
o'clock others came in for tea. Those
who played cards were: Mesdaraes E.
B. Hall, W. O. Smith. S. E. Martin, H.
N. Moo, Fred Scballock, Gowen, A.
M. Worden, O. A. Krause, Mary
Moore, T. C. Campbell, Coomen of
Ban Francisco, Misses Mary Pflueger,
Marie McMillan and Dates, and Ken
nedy, ot San Francisco.
Those who came in for tea were:
Meadames Hamilton, L. Dridgeford,
William, Pike, Stephenson, Hibbert,
and Harrison. '
The prize for the highest score
went to Mrs. W. O. Smlfli, the con
solation prize to Mrs. T. C. Campbell
and the guest prlzo to Mrs. Carrier.
Kattierlne nirich wa a charming
hostess Saturday Jaat to a number of
hor young friends at tho homo of her
parents on Conger nvonue. Tho In
vited guosts were: Misses Marlon
Wortloy. Margaret Hnrgus, Helen
Caldwell, Frances McLalne, Eliza
beth Manning, Rebecca Humphrey,
Kathcrino Rooch and tho hostess.
Mrs. Harry Richardson will enter
tain tho Happy Hour Nceillo Work
club at her homo at 214 South River
sldo Avenuo, Tuesday nfternoou.
On Tuesday Miss I'lrich entertain
ed for hor small brother Armond.
Sho was assisted by Miss Hargus In
providing entertainment for tho lit
tle guests. Thoso present were: Ver-
Along with an eitcndcd automobile
journey. Tho two families loft Klam
ath Falls this morning enrouto to
Noz Porcee, Idaho, where thoy oper
ate n Joint wheat ranch.
Mrs. Arthur R. Wilson, who has
been sorlously 111 for tho past three
weeks, is reported some what Im
proved. Sho Is nt tho Portland Con
valescent hospital.
Mrs. L. F. Wlllltts left Thursday
for Talent whoro sho was cnllod
by tho Illness of her sister, Mrs.
Wolters, who resides thoro. Doth
left this morning for San Francisco
In tho hopes ot benefitting .Mrs
Walters health.
Mrs. D. F. Lnwton who has boon
In tho city for sovornl days on a
combined business and pleasuro trip,
roturnod to her homo In Fort Kla
math today.
C. H. McCutchan of Sacramento
Have you triod ono ot those H
tried chlckons for 0o nt tho Has
Cafo. ' IS
FOR 8AI.E Six room Plastered
house, nJso 3 lots In Fatrvlow add,
Choap, Call Central Auto Sorvlco.
Phono C13. 36
WANTED Lady to answer tolo
phono. Pat Conway, Central Auto
Sorvlco. Salary & Communion.
25-28
FOR RENT Now 3 room hounn.
$20,00 per month, ran bo occupied
July 2nd. 1021 Washington. 2G-2D
SPECIAL
'Chicken Dinner
SUNDAY 7Go
Stop tho high cost of living and
try tho Owl Cafo 25
FOR 8ALE Registered Double
Standard Pollod Hereford bulls
roady for sorvlco, priced very reason
able, tlnu stock, James Camplwll,
Medford, Oregon. 2C-7
noff and nil! Kuykcndall, John Mor-who Is connected with tho Stnndard 7,i, iiniii nrt. ,i nln
... ,.. . .i ..!... t, .. . . .. ... .. . rOll HllllJ Largo ami small
gan, Miles McLalne, Arthur Rroincr,
Cyril Humphrey, and Armond Ulrlch
One ot tho most enjoyable affairs
of the woek for the younger sot was
a moonlight boating party given by
Miss Margaret Hargus. Tho guests
wcro taken for a launch rldo on Lake
Ewauna and later lunch was served
on the lawn at tho W. O. Smith homo
on Conger avenue. Invited guests on
this occasion "acre: Elizabeth Man
ning, Frances McLalne, Marlon Wort
ley, Rebecca Humphrey, Lena nnd
Lcta .Miller nnd Kathcrino Ulrlch.
A delightful moonlight picnic was
held last night at tho old Goellcr
home on South Riverside, now tho
rosldcnco of Mr. and Mrs. Everett
Qeary, who wcro host and hostess
to a happy gathering ot friends.
Thoso present were Mr. and Sirs.
Alfred Collier, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Collier, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Col
lier and ramlly, A. J. Foster and
the Misses Evangcllno and Evelyn
Foster, Mr. and Mrs. Porter nnd
Lloyd Porter, Ed Geary and Mr.
and Mrs. Frank McCornack and
family.
Personal Mention
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Mr. and Mrs. Bert Wlthrow and
daughter. Waive, left yesterday for
Sycan for a few days fishing. Dort ex
pects to bring back a carload of fish
when ho returns Sunday, he Is said
to have told his friends.
J. L. Becklcy left yesterday morn
ing for Willows on a few days busi
ness trip.
Mr. and Mrs. James Dixon are In
town from BIy for a fow days visit.
W. H. Hnrrellson Is in town for a
few days on matters of business. Mr.
Harrellson Is an old class mate of
Don Zumwalt's, both having attended
Stanford at tha same time.
Mrs. C. M. Shoemaker and baby
loft this morning on tho train bound
for North Bend, Oregon, where they
will make their homo with Mrs.
Shoemaker's mother.
J. F. Dixon was a passenger on tho
outgoing train this morning on his
way to Portland for a brief visit.
Miss Hulda Sproed, a nolce of Mrs.
O. A. Massey, left this morning for
her home In Salem. Nina Lathrop al
so left for her home near Salem this
morning, where sho will visit for a
month.
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. Homer Marls wcro
In town yesterday from Seattle. Mr.
Maris Is district specialist for agri
cultural training. Ho was hero In tho
Interest of tho rehabilitation board
collecting data In regard to locating
ex-sonrlce mon on suitable land for
farming, thus making it possible for
thoso men to take advantage of the
state Jean funds for ex-servlco men.
Dr. George Ogle of San Franclflco
Is in town today enrouto to Rocky
Point, where ho has spent bis sum
mer vacation for several years.
Arthur Leavitt, who has beon 111
for tho post week, was taken homo
from tho hospital yesterday and is re
ported greatly Improved.
Bert C. Thomas, Unltod States!
Commissioner, and Walter G. West,
Klamath Indian agent, returned yes
terday from a ten days automobile
trip to Portland. Thoy iwent by way
of Bend and returned by tho highway
driving as far as possible along tho
toast. Mr. Thomas reports a fine trip,
but like most Klamath Fails residents
is glad to be back home again.
Miss Ruby Young loft this mom-,
lng for Algoma where she will spend
tho day.
V. C. Turner and family and C. N.
Turner and family, brothers of Davo
Turner ot Langell Valley, have beon
here visiting for tho past fow days
from San Diego, California. Thoy
drove up from the south in two Ap
person Jack Rabbit roadsters and had
a flno trip without ihe usual annoy
ing car troublo that so often goes
Oil Co. is in tho city for n fow
days In the Interests ot his com
pany.
1 NEW TODAY
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Phono ISC.
cars.
SB
A good bed and a good bath ut
Colonial rooms. 11th near Mnlu. 25
Call 18S for your tnil. 26
FOR flALH OR RENT Cabin
pavonvont. Inqulro 1505 Oru.
2C1
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Colonial ono room cabin for
housokonplng, 11th near Main Ht. and
741 Wnluut Avo. 25
A special convocation ot Klamath
Chapter No. 35, R. A. M. Wodnendny
Juno 29, 1021 nt 7:30 p. m. at Mas
onic hall, throe candidates for Royal
Arch degree. This in tho last convoca
tion boforo niimmor vacation, Ro-
froshmontu. Visiting companions wol
comn. By order Exalted High Priest.
26, 27, 28, 39. J. E. Ilrntton, Sucy,
Huvo your boat Photo colored by
Stlnson, 20.
SPECIAL
Chicken Dinner
SUNDAY 75c
Stop tho high cost of living nnd
try tho Owl Cnfn 25
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SPECIAL
Chicken Dinner
SUNDAY 7Rc
Stop tho high cost of living nnd
try tho Owl Cafo 2
RENT OR SALE House & barn, 1
aero garden planted. All or part.
Easy terms, rent $15.00. Apply 39
Main St.
25-27
WANTED To rent 3 room furnished
house. Call 49W after 7 p. m.
25-28
Try that wondorful Sunday
nor at tho Rex Cafo for $1.00.
Din-
FOR RENT 720 acres sheep pas
ture, well and wind mill. C. C.
Tovrea, City. 25-27
FOR BALE Stock, crop and leaso on
best garden and dairy place In the
county. 711 Main St. 25-27
FOR SALE OR LEASE Furnished
house, 8 rooms nnd bath. Pluno.
$1300 down buys It. 39 Mnln St.
26-27
Have you tried ono of thoso "i
tried chickens for 90c at tho Rex
Cafe. 25
Try that wonderful Sunday Din
ner at tho Rex Cafo for $1.00. 25
How to Please
Mother or Father
A pair ot perfect fitting
glasses gives moro solid
comfort to thoso who need
them than anything under
tho sun. We can easily
explain how this can bo ac
complished If you will visit
onr store and let us glvo
you some Idea ot what
glasses will do for your
comfort.
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The Rex Cafe
$1.00 Special Sunday Dinner $1.00
Crab Flake Cocktail
Pickled Boots
I
Rlpo Olives
Combination Salad French Dressing
Croam ot Chicken Soproma
Daotee of '
Ono-balf Fried Spring Cblckon, Corn Fritter
Maryland
Chicken Fricassee with Hgg Dampllnga
Grilled Pork, Hntre Cote, Sauoa Soublao
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At The Liberty
TONIGHT
"The Empire
Diamonds"
A drama of unusual
prUvst
of
ur-
A thrilling chasu across
two continental
A battle of wlta for dia
monds nnd hearts!
SUNDAY
Tun daring young cowboy star
Buck Jones in
'The OneMariTraiV
Continuous show Sunday
starting at 1 30 p. tn.
STAR
THEATRE
TODAY
Fatty Arbuckle in
fiThe Life of the Party
Tho world'n fiinni,..t
or In a flvo act mllk-fod romm,,",!
Jl.lnK.nlaUK.Ucr-lyl,Vro;
funniest fat man ,lir ,,,""
Cobb. "In 8-
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ALSO
Slaying the Hinnn.
potamua"
.Tho first of Dr. Vnmlmiburh'e
irles of tho wild , f "ft
AND-
Two Rcela of Good
Comedy
Sunday and Monday
1 Juno 2827
"KATIIEItlNH MArilO.VAI.tr
( Tho American lltmuty)
IN
My Lady's Latchkey"
A story of rnmuucit and mystery
1 ALSO
"Made in the Kitchen"
MAI'K KEXXIHTH
Nowent nml first ruiwdy for Ihe
Aruoclalml Producer.
it
yr
THE CLUB CAFE
Serves you right-
We have cut some of our
prices, but not our quali
ty or quantity.
P. S. Have you tried our waffles?
CLUB CAFE
On 6th St. Near Main.
Open S a. m. to 1 a. m.
Cream Whipped Potatoes
Choice of
Vanilla Ice Croam, Orange
and Vanilla Cream Sauce
Steamed Head Rica
Ice, Deplamate Pudding
ea
Coffee
Milk
Chocolate
Iced Tea
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SUNDAY
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"MOUNTAIN MADNESS"
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different lovo Htory of tho southern mountains, and
Larry Semon Comedy
"PASSING THE BUCK"
It's a scream, also a
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