,H,TUI1AV, Al'M'bT I. (DIM.
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Pan TKtea
SOCIETY AND SOCIAL EVENTS
iTouch of Early Fall in
k Poiret Twill With Tier;
y MARY BROOKS PICKEN
1 Circular Usrs. ft wrao-around'
skirt, and distinguished simplicity,
all eonie trooping Into ofco'a mlnd(
upon aoalng this model of navy.
fnlMft wlll rim tnltfht lift Vary!
Under and wear Cbla type becom
ingly and one might be almost elan-,
dsr tad wear It with rual dlstlne-
Uon. Id the lattor cone, the Uera
hould be cut and placed eo that, ln(
their fulneii and alant ot line, they,
definitely holp to express Blender-'
asse. i
Ovar a plain, almoit narrow
klrt, the waist aactloa (hould be.
Itud and the llura then placed In I
poaltlon, the work being surveyed ,
la the mirror to make aura that the.
tiara are the right dlaunca apart)
and that the tulneea la rightly
placed for bocotnlngncss. v
For the ornamoms, the floss may,
be chosen In clover, cork, Cleopatra
blue, and black, or la Cray, navy,
bine, and atlvor with Just a wee bit
of clover color. )
Moire, grosgraln, or allk ribbon
binding may bo effectively uied In
binding tho tlera and aleevoa, as
wall aa ablrrod or plaited In dla-j
toond-abaped pacquta for the orna,
saints, the cantara ot which may
fcava i trUM color. .Ai
"Attractive Frock That '
is Sheer and Summery
By MANY BROOKS PIOKBM
Voile, organdie, or Ooorgetto with
Hover lace or not ot good design
nakea this ilmplo yot becomingly
ittraotlva frook. Three rufTlod tleri
orm th trimming for the, skirt
rha blouia portion la kimono out
ith a lltu additional ftllneaa add
id to the front and baok portion,
i group ot ptn tucka la tued to
traak the width In the back, aa la
tha front. The draaa allpa over the
lead, requiring no fasteners. Tha
mih bow Uea at tha right atda to
arard the baok.
Corn oolor, lavender, pais groen,
iaah, or polo blue, uaod with white
ir cream lace, would be pleasing,
locoa color with aolf-color or brown
ace would alio bo smart, eapoclally
In Qeorgbtte, Machine hemstitch
tag, whloh la afterward out to pro
ride ploot edge; may or may not
la oied for tha tier ruffles aa Wall
la. tha neck and alcove and sleevej
tares ot tha taca. If this la not da
rtred, waa edge In Imitation of
Hoot should ba provided ai talis,
r then adgoa. , ,
ill Wr5a!5f
um
OWOKAN-Bllfjl
. INSTITUTE flM'if- W '
Sfl i O WOMAk't -
Pf Lainstituts .
TIhtk H IIO'llllIK lulf SO lllVf
ly IIH III" lllllKllt"r f I'hllll.
Ili'i'itkliiK forth Ilk,, Ilmiilil ntnr-
IIkIH through tho forest,
Hlllldow-lllHlnil;
HpiirlillllK lo II111 KliinclliK
HllllllKllt on II Hlllllllll dime-
' 1 111: Ii-iivim,
l,lkl lllll H)l I III IIK'r (if Hllfl pi'llllH
011 lliii frliiKi nf hiiiiiiiiit'h
lllimVOH,
HiiIIIIiik oviir lllin Ilin mimic of
Inluxli uli'il birds,
l,lkii tliu Rllnipiiii of Juy urn-
I1111II111I In Urn iiiiikIc inlllli of
words;
II mil Hired our wi'ury aiilrlla;
uii'l Ilin whole world In bn-
Klllli'il
lly tlu lovoly, IIIIIiik cndi'nco
Of 111" III II Kill IT of U (hllll.
M AllY I.OI'lHi: ItANICIN.
flrnwn 11 pit miimitlmi'S profiir to
fowl llu'lr birthdays, Inn every nor
mal child look forward d hlfi wllh
MiRerniwH, nnlli'lpnllng Hi 11 excite
ment of 0ii-n Iiik packages 'most aa
myiiti'rlouH us thoiiii Hunln Claim
brings, and enjoying Ilin wonderful
birthday rakc.'lhat nover, of course,
looks or taste llko any other cake.
rililiiuhlnilly Iho hnpplcHt purl 1 1 vl
aru tliu" Klvi-n f 0 r rhll'lri'ii
li"c;iu Ihu child') rnpai-lly for on-
Juyinniil la Kri'iitur thnn llm ndult'a.
Throe rori'iit chllilnm'a parlleB have
afforded joy to "."rural of the little
folka of Klomuih Pulln. Jamca Kvan
Hogora and Mary Jano Daggott had
blrthduy pnrtlna, and a party waa
glvvn al tin, K. M I it I home for Mt.
Igl'i llltlo nlocrf, Mury Ann Dona
hue.
DKl.IGIIl l L, PAHTV UIVKN
KUH ( AL1FOKMA VIHITOIfr
A dollghtful pally waa given lam
week by Mr. C. i. Roberta and
Mra, Oecar Shlve at the Roberta
home on Payne avenue. Tho affair
was In honor of Mr. W. N. Whltn,
who, with hor huaband, la a visitor
Boro from aouthorn California. Mah
Jongg furnlabod entertainment for
tho afternoon, Mra. Whlto receiving
a guoat'a prlio and Mra. 0. A.
Kratmo lion or 11 for high acoro.
Dainty rofrohmonta were aorved.
Tho guoata wcro: Mcmlnirtoa II.
W. Drldgoford, T.' C. Campbell, Dol
D. Gammon, R. E. Deary, William
Oanong, Irving Hlbbort, W, M. Dun
can. O. A. Krauio, E. H. Pike, L.
L. Truax, Arthur Wllaon, and the
honor guoat.
lUHTIlD.AY IHN.NEB 011
MI8S KLiUIUO.NC'B HKOTOIl
A birthday dinner or MlM Flor"
once llortor waa given Thursday
evening by hor . parents, Mr. and
Mra. O. M. Hector, at tholr homo on
North Ninth atrcet. Attor dinner
pleasant ovonlng waa passed In the
onjoymont ot songs and Instru
mental, music. Mlsa Floronco was
ramomborcd with aevoral dainty
gifts. - '
Those seated at the birthday table
wore: Mra. George Chamberlln,
Miss Mary Wulkor, Mlas Dorothy
Currin. Miss Harriet Sugarman,
Mlsa Berntca ondMlss Florence Hec
tor, nud Mr. and Mrs. Hector.
IIIIITHDAY PARTY' IS HKLD
AT I.K.KI.1K ItOflnn.4 HOME
To holp him colobrate his alxth
birthday, Jnmos Evan Rogors In
vited a number ot little frlonds to
tho homo ot his parents, Mr. and
Mrs, Loallo Rogers, ,on Pacific Ter
raco Wednosday aftornoon, A merry
tlmo waa had by tha little folks, who
pltyori games, and enjoyed tho good
ies provided for. thorn. Miss Zopha.
Mlsa Joan and Donald Rogors assist
ed the young host In entertaining
Ills guosts.
- Thoso at tho party were: Mario
Collier, Cloorgo Duncan, Margarot
HlbUoi't, Loulao Huntor, Lester
lluntor, Donald Hunt, Robort Hunt,
John Koppen, Horbort Newoll, Carl
Van Emon and Junior Van Emon.
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KXJOY PICNIC
A dollghtful picnic was enjoyed
nt Rarclny springs Thursday by Mrs.
tluorgn Mots, Mrs. Jack Almotor,
Mrs. W, Woods nhd Mrs. Louis
llohllschnr. Thoy motored to the
springs In Mrs. Moti's oar.
hold swnDnxa party ix
LAKE NEAR SinPPIXGTOX
A Jolly swimming party was hold
Thursday evening at Shlpplngton
whrm n group of girls motorod out
In ronponso to Invitations from Miss
Itathor Wlckstrom. Row bout rldos
ns woll na swimming .wore onjoyed,
anil tho koon nppotlteB orousotl by
the sport woro sntlstlod by a' bounti
ful sttppor at the A. Wlokstrom
homo.
Those at the party were: ' Mrs.
Poarl Atchison and tho Misses Paul
ino Cllft, Alice Erlckson, Ines Jen
kins', Addlo Jenkins, Ruth Ltndsey,
Esthor Wlokitrom and Eilhtr Vale.
I.IIIIIAIIV IIOAIII) i:i,d( in
iii:i'Ain'Mi:.T iikaim '
I'Iuiih for un lnt"rHtlng ynnr's
work wihu pnipnHi.il at a hourd
ni"iitliiK nl tin, l.iliniry club yimlnr
iliiy. A111011K othnr UilngH It was
ilncliliiil to hirtd u duiicii to raise
fiillils, uml tha ilatn will ho llll
noiinniid liitnr. It will proliuhly li'i
In H"itMiib"r or Oiitolmr, The
tin I uml librarian who Is to ho sunt
hiim by Ilin Htiito IlliruiJun la ox-
poct'inl in a tiw woiiks. .
llmidK of (ixlHtlng iliiparlini'iilH
.wuro chosi'ii, uild nioro dnpurtmimts
nmy lin uililml lutur, affording to
Mrs. II. Jl. HurrlHon', prenlilont of
tho club. Mr. ' K. O. CummliiKH
will hi-ud tliu mnmlicrshlp dupart
ninnt for tho coming your; Mrs.
CliarloH Wood Khcrlidil, entertain
niont; Mrs. It. C. (iroesbeik, club
liroKriiins; .Mrs. (1. A. K ran ho, pub
licity; Mrs. Jack Kimball, boolffi;
Mrs. W. O. ItolicrtHon, leglslatlvo
innuMiiri's, anil Mrs. l! K. I'holps,
distribution of magazines and per
iodicals in lumber camps.
Mrs, Hurry Ackloy and Mrs. II
W. l'oolw were appolntm to look
luto tho muttvr of purchasing a
building lot. Tho club hus a fund
of C00 for that purpose, tho mom-
liors nro looking forward to the
day whon thoy can buy a lot and
urect a modern clubhouHO. Docuuse
of tho tremendous amount of work
planned, tha officers and d"purt
niunt beads urgo that every mem
ber plan to glva generously of her
tlmo and offort tho coming year.
MItH. HITII (JOWK.N IlltlDK
OI' DAVJII MCALLIKI-K
Mrs. Ruth flowed and David Mc
Aullffc, slipped qulolly away last
week, and woro married July 25 at
jucxsonviiio. The ceremony was
witnessed by Mr. and Mrs. Halbert
S. Dduol of Ashland. Mrs. Deuel
was formorly Miss Amy Enders of
this city, and a closo friend of the
bride.
Mrs. McAullfTe Is a daughter of
Mrs. Alice Morris of this city, and
a succossful business woman. The'
bridegroom Is a prominent sheep
man of the Fort Klamath country.
They left yesterday to spend "the
woek-end at Fort Klamath, and
upon tholr roturn will resldo at the
brldo's home on Earl and Hillside
ALT AH BOCIETY MKKTS ..-.i
WITH MRS. LOREXZ N
Mrs. 0. C. Lorenx was hostess to
tho Altar society Friday afternoon
at her home on High street. A
cial afternoon was onjoyed and dain
ty rofreHhments woro served. Three
now members: Mra. Ed. Baler, Mrs.
E. M. Igl and Mrs. W. H. McCroa
key woro admitted to the society.
Mrs. H. F.Murray of Vallejo. who
Is visiting with Mrs. W. C. Daven
port, waa the guest ot the society.
The next mooting will be Soptomber
7 with Mrs. Fred Houston.
-MAH-JOXGO
CI,rB MfET8
WITH MRS. GAXOXQ
. Mrs. William Gnnong was hostess
to the Mah-Jongg club Tuesday af
ternoon at her home on north Sixth
streot. A large number of mem
bors and several guests were pre
sent. Mra. Irving Hlbbert receiv
ed honors for high scores- and a
guest prise was presented to Mrs.
O. A. KrauBo. Other guosts were:
Mrs. Wilfred Lamm, Mrs. Anne
Cruttendcn. and Mra. John Crutten
den. CHILDREN' KXJOY IjAWX
PARTY AT IGL HOME
Mrs. E. M. Igl -Invited sayoral
children in Saturday aftornoon to
moot her little niece, Mary Ann
Donahuo, who Is visiting her from
Sioux Falls, South Dakota. A merry
aftornoon was spont playing games
on the lawn, and refreshments pre
pared especially to appeal to child
ish appetites wore served. Mrs. Igl's
slstor, Mrs. John Houston, assisted
In entertaining the llttlo folks.
Mary Ann's guests were: Ruth
Mary and Bob Bethany, Harry and
Ted Cramer, Mary-Howard, Elda and
Virginia Houston, Gwontlolyn Lor
enr, Audry and lbort Lavonlk, and
Dorothy Upp. 1
MR. AXI) MRS. ROGERS
ARE DINNER, HOSTS
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Rogors were
dinner hosts Tuesday evening at the
White Pelican- hotel. Covers wore
placed for Mr. and Mra. C. H. , Un
dorwood, Mra. Mabel Anderson, Miss
Zopha Rogors, Miss Jean Rogers,
Miss Clara Anderson and tho hosts.
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MRS. KRAUNIS KXTKRTAIX8
Vfn MRS. W. N. WHITE
iAnothY entortalnment glvon last
week In Mrs. White's honor was n
Mah-Jongg party glvon by' Mrs." CI.
A, Krause'at hor home on Grant
stroet, The affair was charmingly
Informal, tho tattles for the game be
ing placed on the porch, and the re
freshments aorved thore later In tha
afternoon,
MARY JAXH liAGGKTT
i:li:ihiati:h itnt rmiAV
Tho fourth birthday of Mary June
MuggoU was eele lira ted last week at
tho homo' of ln-r pareirtH. Mr. and
Mrs. Clnudo II. Daggpti. A number
of littlfi glrJn nun,, in to play games
and a merry afternoon punned nil too
illekly. I1.0 cream and birthday
cuka furnlxhid rerrenljmentB.
Tho children prenciit were: I'or
othy DIhU, Jciiii Hanger, Hetty llail
gur, Murgurel aiiil Hllzubelh Daggett,
Pearl Joan Wilson, Marjory South
well, Winifred Southwell, Carolyn
and Mary Jane Daggett.
Smart Shirtwaist Dreues
Are Popular This Seaion
O WOMAN'S
INSTITUTE
rajiuonjaecricoj
By MARY BROOKS PICKEN
Smart shirtwaist dresses are
more popular this season than In
many years, and 'tis no wonder
tor thty keep themselves In order1
and are especially becoming to cer
tain types. Linen, suiting, gingham
and tub allk are excellent aa mate
rials. Materials should be selected
that will launder well, for a dress
ao substantially simple will get
much wear and many tubbings.
Tha sleeve, to this model, may
be made long and finished with a
cuff. If desired, though the shorter
sleeve la very, frequently favored
ven though the dress Is tailored.
This dress Is of crushed-raspberry
linen with white collar and black
tie, but It la easy to.vlsuallie bow
attractive brown with Un linen
would be, or lavender or yellow
wl;h white linen, or white with a '
MB trimming ot a desired color. 1
KENO
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Tho farmers In this vicinity are
Very busy haying. They report lar
ger crops this year than they have
bad for several years.
, L. Stockor Is baling the first crop
of alfalfa on the C. E. Burton ranch.
When baled it will be hauled by
truck to the road camp of N. J. Ny
hnrt, who has contracted tor it.
Tho Misses Augusta and Ethol
Puckett nro expected home from
Portland about August 4. ' 1
Wlnnltred McCormick and sister,
Mrs. Frank Mendanca, were Keno
visitors Wednesday.
For the past two wocks gospel
meetings have been held at the
Keno school house. The meetings
wore conducted' by Miss Melkle and
Miss Horton who are guests of Mrs.
K. E. Puckott.
G. Fr Sevlts waa In Klamath Falls
Thursday to make arrangements tor
a dance to be given -Saturday night.
The smoke frotn ttie tire near
Midland has boon obscuring the scen-
ory In this valley for some tlmo, and
with,.", tho boat adds greatly to the
discomfort of tho Inhabitants.
Serve Pure Ice
With
LETTUCE
TABLE ONIONS, RADISHES
AND OLIVES
Phone 58
6257.:
KLAMATH ICE CO.
wfHffTmf4ifHttvAmmHHtH(Bati
Surplice Design Brings
- Effect of Slenderness
Institute
:J By MARY BROOKS PICKEN
!v Becoming dresses for full-proportioned
women receive much con
sideration fcom deslgnera, because
all realize that to achieve an effect
ot slenderness Is a real accomplish
ment The first of the two conced
ed requisites Is dark. Inconspicuous-colored
fabric, and this of soft,
unobtrusive texture, and the sec
ond an unyielding determination to
sacrifice preferences for designs
that are definitely alenderltlng.
Many contend that surplice ef
fects are best for stouts and that
prominent lengthwise lines are too
contrary to the roundness ot the
figure. , But not all stout figures are
'round, ao It remains the responsi
bility of the individual to find what
sort ot lines hel her to appear
smaller and then to use these lines
In making garments from soft, love
ly materials that are aubdued In
color.
This model, for Instance, of navy
Canton crepe with black pigtail
braid and black-tassel trim, devel
oped In a combination of line and
surplice, is sure to give a desirable
slenderising effect. Sandalwood col
or or smoke gray would be good to
such a dress, or soft reseda green,
it sueh a color is becoming.
COMING EVENTS
August 4. Food' sale by
ladles of Altar society.
August 5. Baseball game,
Klamath Falls vs. Grants' Pass
al Modoc park. '
August 5. Lumber grad-
er's and tallyman's picnic at
Rocky Point. -
August 8. Visit of Gov- w
ernor Pierce and party.
August 19. Community pic-
sic at Crater lake.
TnixxrilYin rlftthps
Sadssnovasomespeed
mi tcMrmte&neecL
1 tmj
( LIBRARY NOTES
Tho following hooks Imvo Juut
been added in tho library:
Captain lllnod -fliilintlnl.
Mostly Sally--WodehiHise. '
Faint Perfume Knnn Gul.!.
Stella Uullua I'rnuly.
Tain of Trlonla Locke.
Waek Oxen Alhertoii. !
lllind Cupid .liaeojj, t
The Fascinating: Stranger Turk-
ington.
Woir Lure A. & K. Canl1n.
John Hi'iiechal'H Margaret A. ft
.13. Cantle. ;
The Uig-tdihlH Lady .Anony
mous. '
Juvpiilla
Adventure of Tom Sawyer-l-
Twain.
Robinson Crusoe Defoe. ,
Wilderness Kables Schwartz.
Pinoechlo Cramp.
Snow Baby l'eary.
Three Hears. .
I'ctor Rabbit Potter.
Jeniina Paddle Duck Potter.:
Play Frocks
The Httlo girl who wears this
cretonne jumper drees will ahow
yaa the advantage' thai the pocket
in front has. kceplne hondker
- chiefs from straying and being on ,
d&oasd convenience. Sashes. of
ribbon tlo nnder the unit. .
HOTEL SUTTER
San Francisco
A popular priced, tire proof
hotel, eentrally located and noted
for its excellent service and n
ezselled appointments. '
Management
Geo. Warren Hooper
Christian Science Society
OF KLAMATH FALLS
Library Bids;. 8rd and Main
Sunday school from 0:45 to 10:48
Sunday Services 11 A. M.
Wednesday Meeting 8 P. M.
Subject for Sunday1 August 5,
v . "LOVE"
Free reading room and free lend
ing library open from 8:30 to
4:30 p. m. on Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays -
Saturday, August 5. 8 p. n
Farewell Meeting For ,
CiLPT. CLARA NIELSQN and
CADET JESSIE CLARK .
At Salvation Army Hall : 11
f f TTTTTv'ff f T 1". gVVTTTYYTTVTT . . . . - - - - . -
Memorial Service
To the Late President Warren G. Harding
11:00 a. m.,
Citizens assemble! Do honor to the memory of a
great man. Mayor Wilson will speak briefly, and
all councillors and. citizens are specially invited.
Suitable singing and decorations. , ' ' ' ' '
7:30 p. m.
CLEAN s
'EM UP
You Can jD j lr But
Who Know You?,
Tell the people about
your work and get
.thebusiness. '"I
Miss Catiin's School
FOB BOARDING AD DAY
. . ,.. I'UPII-S
Opens SepteVnber B ,
Occupies Its Own Building on
WESTOVER . TERRACES';
An Ideal Location Basketball
and Tennis Courts "i"'
Prepare girls for eastern as
well as western colleges .,, and
schools, under a faculty of ex
perienced ea3torn teachers. Num
ber of pupils limited In "each
class. ' Primary. Intermediate
and High School Departments.
College-Preparatory' and Special
Courses. Accredited. " Music,
Art, physical Training and
. f '- Science. ' , yy,
French Taught Throughout the
School. ' Boarding Department
Special. Feature
CatalnRUC Sent Upon Request to
Wcstover Terraces, Portland,' Or.
- Phtine'' Beacon rTU5t
Of rare
Quality
WE SF.LKfT our meals with
particular caK and that'a.,,jjhe
manner In "whlch we prepare
thenv for your tnbleAWe know
how to satisfy your food Wilms'
and we serve a varied, menu
that you may choose with .eium
the foods, that please. k
Get arannintcd with our
,:.f "Bill O Fare"
' , CLUB CAFE
tail
123 So.
Sixth St,
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Christian Church
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Gospel Service
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