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THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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f Tht Christmas nplrlt ha invaded
tho 'society world and plans tor De
cern her 15, with nil the work and
pleasure they ontnll, nrc taking the
place of other nctlvlttos. A few din
jtoirpartloa were hold here this week,
jj'uifiulde from thoso few thing there
hvr been few social affair. The
Library dub met on Friday for n,
particularly Interesting afternoon,
bat the card clubs for tho most part
Ihava been postponed until various
dates In January.
Word wMVeceirtd here this week
of the mar'rU'go'bt'Ancty McCee to
Mlia Alice Raid at Jacksonville, Sat
urday of lost week. Doth younp
poplo are rrsldonla of Ashland.
MtiQea however faptot 'some tlm In
KkuaMh Falls and has many friends
and acquaintances here.
A charming .affair ot the wti:.
was the. party siren by lira. Louts
Oerbtr honoring Mrs. W. K. Win-
nrd, who la leaving toon for Eu
gene to ritlt with her' son, Howard.
Prom thero she will nccompany Mr
WJftnard east for tho winter. A most
8eyale afternoon .was passed by
the ladle who were asked to bid
Mra. Wlnoard farewell. Fit hun
dred was played until late In the at
taraocn and a luncheon was served
by "the hostess. Following ar tho
(QMU: Mctdamea Fred KUet, Silas
ObaacBata, I.. F. 'Wllllts. L. L. Tru
at, A. U. Worden, John Sargent, W.
Vf Flnley, Mary Drew, W. D. Camp
'bell, George H. Merryman. Sarah
Rowen and the guest ot honor.
Ta wedding late Thursday after
hi of Miss nuth Elisabeth Dixon
to Clyd K. Davla came aa a anrprlie
to tho many young friends ot tho two
la Klamath county. Mrs. Pails Is
the' daaghter ot Itoadmaster J. R.
Dtxott and has been raised In Klam
ath county. Mr. Darla la employed
by the 'Standard Oil company at
CMlaqutn and has made Klamath
Fall bit home for the past two or
ljire years, coming here from the
t?ltrstty of Oregon at Kugene.
tho evening nnd dainty refreshments
wcro served, Present were' Ulvlrn
Call, Wesley l'atterson, Bopha Hog
ors, Donnld llnrlnn, I.orltv Osborne.
Ollbrrt Fleet, Ksther Vcntch. Mar-'
gnrot dimming. Faith flrlmes, I.ols ,
Weedon, llnsll ltrown, Kenneth Coil
man, Fnyc flrlnto nnd Allsn Macy
The Woman's Auxiliary of th
American Legion will moot next -Tuesday
at 7: SO p. m. In the bas2
niont ot tbo Main street courthouse,
this la a partclularly Important
mccMng, as officers for the coming
year will be elected.
Personal Mention
Jack lluusaker left yesterday to;
Portland on business.
N. J. Whitney was In town yes
terdcy from Merrill transacting bus
iness with local merchants.
Harry Whllllnc was an early
morning visitor today from his ranch
on the lower Klamath river.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Davis left this
morning for Portland where they ex
pect to pass their honeymoon.
Letter Hoggs was In town from
hi ranch near l.-orolla yesterday af
ternoon. Mrs. Ftevc Sabo Is In town for a
few days from Chlloquln attending
to hrr Chrlrtrans shopping.
L-yle Hcmelwrtsbt, who has been
In the Keno district on lulnmi fej
tho past wpek, Is in towp texts)-.
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treat drtrsevr bown lth skirts from two to trn Inches from thi
ground, the average about reven Inches. Sports wear has skirts from
It t M Inches from tho tennis court with the nvcrao ili'it nine.
fCTtnlnjr gowns cicrtpo tho tallroora floor by1 ens to Mian Incuts.
Paris A clever Idea seen here to-j ' JVIorilinO" WCilI
y Is that of the black crepe gown j
day Is that of the black crepe gown
with a few flowers painted nprm It i
by hand. Thero nrc usually not more t
tbtn thrro or tour of Iheso flowers.
effectively placed to each gown, nut ,
A marriage license wan
yesterday afternoon to Axel Ifakan
An fltlrl !( f.vdln nin,i hnlk ,t
'"'Si M- Wfl J aMln tfcn Moos- M rll
Albert Plaill. of Malln. was In . ,h flowc" arP " larKe a " 1,mJ of .
town yeiterday attending to business ,0,uce "' extremely brilliant. j
matters. '
Paris Tho newest notion todiy
Miss Wanda Moss, of Malln, left ' U 'to have the earrings match a ca-
from here yesterday morning for j bochon eet In the exact center of th
rortland "whero eho will spend the1 frnt of tho hat. Tho hnt In built!
holidays with friends. . ' along Egyptian lines nth flaring sa- ,
, , tin wings over tho cars. Tho effect
iniurui - i,.. - .,
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is
. -kkm Ufloa held a paalle lastalla-tl.i-
ta Moose Hall. A banquet
aalraceptlon were In progress until
i, lata hour after the business ot the
Tlng was over. The following of
flears werd Installed: Ktta Boule,
past sealer regent; Ivy Propit, senior
regsftt; Clara Batter, Jnnlor regent;
Faaale Thompson, rocorfltr; Nellie
Ltwiomb, tie'saarer: Marjorio Hun
alr: guide, Bra Richardson, assist
aat guide; Marjorle Chamborllne,
MMllfltill and Ltllle Kybart, argua.
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. A delightful holiday party waa
given for tbo Hafcpy Hour Needle
Work club at the home of Mrs. E.
Jo'nea, Tuesday afternoon. The huse
waa decorated In erergreent and red
balls and Christmas favors were pre
sented to each guest by the hostess.
Late In the afternoon a two course
luMheon was served to the follow
ing members of the club: Mesdamet
JCA. Emmltt. W. P. Johnson. W.
Taarplcr, William Stelnmcts, 8. Sum
atra, R. J. Kneets, Ed Lawrence,
Jeenfe Jldrn and Oeorge Humphrey
Mrs. Frank Homblet, was tho only
gutat tf the dub.
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-;A dinner ot social Interest this
wvok was that given by Mr. and
lira. S. 0. Hall, honoring Mr. and
lira. H. 1). Mortenson, who are
leaving early In January for Eur
s ops. The table was charmingly dec
rated with a Christmas centerpiece
aj&ttd candles,1 holly and cedar,
fir room, was decorated in accord
ajsp'twlth the table and a general
fcauday spirit prevailed over the
aUVroqm tb Hotel Hall. After
rtlisuer cards we're .played by the
ijciMMi and their guests. Covers
' laid for' the follewlug: Mr.
aft'd'Mrs. Mortenson, Mr. and Mrs.
H.VlH. Pike, Dr. and Mrs. E. D.
joanson, Mrs. Fred Schallock, Mlu
rfia McMillan, II. E. Carry and
tii'hests,
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Wtlh the coming ot the holidays
siauy young poople will arrive
sa from-school to visit with their
lilies until the' first 6f the 7oar.
-Luclle Harlan, Constance
sallock and the younger ilAitgbr
of Mr. and Mrs. J, O. Oohlih-
to will arrive nero iue latter
ot -the week fro in Miss Head's
san rranciseo. miss, utien sic-
vry Kgyptlan Indeed.
locdon When the decolctsge Is
extremely low under the arms, nv
roqueatty dono now. a high point
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Bernard Hackland Is confined to, cut
bis homo with Illness toJay. Hacrs '
land Is employed at the First Nation- IsAften left directly In front. This
al bank. , poiit has no UIble 'means ot sup-
Mrs. L. C. SIscmore nnd Mrs. Km-
mitt SIsemoro are spending the
weok'cnd In town from their ranch
homes hear Fort Klamath.
po,. being held In Place, by adhesive
Upe. Sometimes two Jenellsd bands!
cross at tho ton of tho decoletagn .
and cross at tho neck in sort of a
-J collar,
Martin Ilamsby arrived homo lasti
night from Cqrrallls to spend Christ
mas with bis parents, Mr, and Mrs ,
C. M. Hamsby of this city.
Paul Keller Is expected home to-'
nit hi from Carvallls whero he hnsl
been attending college. He will bo
.New York Ribbon trimming,
forecast for oven more extensive uso
In the spring. Is alrosdy widely em
ployed on mart frosks. A llttln af-
tersoon dress ot dn.k blue taffeta.
snown Ly a rirth avenue shop today.
has o!ght rows of very narrow rib
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hero about two weeks with his par-(ton placed horizontally around tho
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Keller.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Larson and
two chlldrea will Icav in ne morn
ing tor Portland wheru they will
spend iho holidays with I.nrson'e
parents,
edse ot the skirt,
a different shado,
gold.
Cnrh ribbon ta of
and rimmed wun
London Hlerveless jackets of fur
i are usod on nnrml'h days this win-J
i ter rrlth vroollr strnet eonumfM. Thi. '
Miss Molllo Stewart was a passea- Jacket buttoai h'gh around tho ni-ck j
grr on the morning train bound for, and croups over (,i rnt n-. ih ),'
Chicago whero h0 will malso an or- where It ends aliruntly. Thn arm.
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holts are cut vary wide.
cwtt-s-i itm-caui
7h fashionable New TorK coc-
tuno for formal morning vrrar nt
prs-nt Ji innito up of cither u
stort coat Wltti n frecl: or three-
1'lvCo 9lll nrw! much l.ronJ'.ill and
.-arat-ul li nfl fr lJlh With
tlue, b!i etc mi in hate are worn.
1 All-otvr LrnlJIiDf In hata nnd
;iiresre J vo rvxl. Plain strap
' yum'w aro woni with or without
l"ick:c and i denial pumps ato
en cverj"whero.
tended
tires.
v)lt w!lh 'filends and rela-
T. U. Snook rttturued last night
fron Portland whero he was called
to testify In tho Clayton Kirk case
which came up In finitral rourt this
week. ,
Mr. and "Mrs. Roy Call nnd chil
dren will leave In their car tomor
row morning for California. They
expect to be In los Angeles for
Christmas and nflcr that to visit In
u numtor ot southern cities before
returning home.
William M. Duncun, city attorney,
roturned last night from Portland
whe.ro ho argued In behalf of tho
city of Klamath Falls against Ulld
orbsck, who Is attempting tp hold
Jho city rosponslblo for Ions In the
Houston hptnl. flro.
Frank Sexton was In Keno yester
day for tho purpose of altomllng tho
Koao zouo meeting. Tho meeting
took the form of nn Inctltuto and was
an unuHtinlly Interesting ono, ac
cording to Sexton, who 'spokn on
club work Jtf tho schools. Mrs. Twy
la I'orgUBon wax also In uttoudanco '
ns was Miss Lydla Frlcke.
A caracul i ual
Jacket rf tuli sur; U nunnlng with Sclenco Ilazaar,
a hclga voljiir gown. December
COMlNGJiVENTS
9 daya until Christmas. "
Dccembor JC School man-
Training and Domestic
20 Chamber of
Stationery The g'.i acceptable.
We have n nice line pnceil from 20c
to $C.OO. Currlns r.,r Drug, IS
V Comreerco Forum.
Costume Slip
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niley Loomh, need IS, was haiif.
hi.-expected homarfsoon from! Nd(Uo Le, Uo0. ,, Ij001liu
ta Unlveratty of Oregon nt Kugene
and Miss Frances Humphrey, M
llu';ltarasby, Paul Keller, and sev
eral other young folic will, come In
from the Oregon Agricultural col-
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tbursdny evening Miss Thelmu
Qrxxlo and Howard flwlft word hosts
torn number 3f the!r,youug friends,
tka' occasion bbldK their' fourtoonth
Rdiyi. The party was given at
home ot Mr. and Mrs. U. D. Orlz-
tho son of Mr. and Mrs, Charles
Loom U well known ronlilentn of IIiIh
1 city nnd MUs Uowou U tho daugh
ter of Mrs. Clara Ilowcn of this city.
The consent of tlio paronta wore ne
cessary before thu license could bo
Graded.
Tho next best thing If you haven't
a Drunswlck" Is Hrunswlek Records'
on the phonograph you havo. Our-
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Buy your Xinaa felt slippers at
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Decombcr 11-18 The High
rcliool musical performnncn at 4
Pine Tro thMttro. '
Ptcnmhcr 10. American
I.eilcn annual oleetlon.
T D" 22. Maanns Christ-
1 I mas tree and entertainment
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NEW TODAY
WOMAN WHJ4 enru for rhlldnn t
her homo by day or wtuk, H.Ou.
AddresB It It., euro llomld. lt:-ir
I WANTKI) TO IH'V A pool hull for
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L.inn ur tvutiiii ivill u BIJUUIIIU
bulldlnn In good location and furn
ish samo myself. K. 11. liarnum. Mor
ton, Wn . l.owls Co., Wn. IC-20
FOR RKNT Modern furnished flvo.
I room hoiiHO with bath, and gnr-
ngo, turnaco una fireplace. 737
Puclflc Torrnco. Sou Chllcoto ti
Smith. jfi
LOST lirowyi aultcasn, hntwunn
Kirk nnd Pelican Hay. Victor
Llnd, Kirkford, Ore. 10-22
WANTICD A neat appoarlng young
lady to uccompany mo to Houth-
era California' unil Toxus by unto, I
First clus nulling proposition, (loud
money for a worker. Apply Hun
day uftrr 10 nnd Monday. Mrs. T.
N, Weaver, Room 3I12, Whlto Poll
can Iiottil. JO
AI'TO WANTKD As first imymont
fhe costume slip of heavy satin I on now modern l-rooin linuio or
sine reio ts belig deilgned for J will liny nutn If prleo
wear with tho new overblousss. It
combines a bratnlero with, not a
petticoat, but an outside skirt.
Since all ;vopcr Mouuea havo their
tight walUbands around tho hips
tho costume slip mutt bo made to
tsatcb. Slips are made in all suit
shades and may havo either plain
nlty taHuis,
U right. An-
Phono -tfiOJ. lii-l!)'
VANTI:d IIouko or hotol work by
nour or iiuy, or will tauu mutur
nlty casci, Phono 1GDJ 16-lKf
WANTKD 2 0or 30 tons of Ico to bo
delivered ,2 i(los N, K, at town,
iioxtfa, ciy, , ij.rj"
At litis senson of the yenr many peo-
pic nrc searching thoit minds for Xmtti
gifts thnt will be useful nnd appreci
able. The Acme Motor Co. have put in a
lin of automobile ncccusorien and sun
dries that arc not only useful but or
namental and which will be very much
appreciated by nny car owner.
They have arranged a neat show
window that offers many suggestions
and it will pay anyone to look over
what they have to offer i nthe way of
Christmas gifto for the motorist.
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CRATER LAKE
PICTURES
The largest assortment, the best colorings, the most reasonubly
priced Crater Lake picturco are to bo found at Underwood's.
Thcoc pictures make ideal gifts. They Nrc beautiful, permanont
reminders o fthe giver. They are small, easily sent by mail, and
INEXPENSIVE. We have a large assortment, come in and look
them over.
Crater Lake pictures 5x7 (in colors) framed $1.00
The frames are beautiful silver, gold, bronze end artistic woods.
Crntcr Luko pictures 5x7 (in colore) special $1.50
This is a hand moulded frame, choice of bright or dull burnished
Kold. Marvelous valuc-s, for the price, Many places ask $2,50
for not as good.
Crater Luke pictures 5;;7 (in colors) cuccl $2.25
This !?o a hand moulded frame, but hi supplie.d with base to
match so that the picture may be placed upon table, plate rail, or
any place desired as it will stand in proper position without any
support.
Crater Lake pictures 4x12 (in colors) $3.00
This one is from the famous Duncan negative and is tho only real
ly good picture over taken -that shows practically the entire lake.
Space forbids listing any others although wc havo picturcc of
oilier aizRs from $5.00 to $12.50. Ail of our larger pictures have
been sold, with one exception. This is about 14x35, is framed
in dull silver and would ornament the most beautiful home.
Price $30.00.
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