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THE EVENING HER ALP; KLAMATH FALLS,' OREGON
Styles and Fashions,
Books Needlework,
Home Affairs
Happenings of the
Week Within the
Social Circle
MEN'S INTERESTS
WO
', Th combination of perfect
veAtker end . Halloween ha , furn
ished Inspiration .for a large num
hereof nel.lg hMpl. parties, this week
Vast .of the,, entertaining', has car
m. the Hallowe'en spirit, and
t.Jia been ..,- gala week tor the
' children, One .ot the most attract
, We. affaire of the .week -was' the
tjetr Party, given by.Mr.,T. 0
Cmpbeii.,.puTint, the.eotaing week
the . K. O... sisterhood will-entertain'
with ! their annual ,' guest
night, and Mr. Klpp Van Riper
will ,p host at large bridge
partr, ' The , dance given br the
Crenne7 elub. at . the . White . Pell
tin Wednesday night waa enjoyed
' y ' a large number and a novel
Dote , was 'introduced when two cle
veK little children, who were, play
Inng at the Pine Tree, sang and
(anced tor the audience.
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MReV.CAMPBKLL EXTERTAIX8
JtTTR LARGK THEATER PARTY
. $' pne" of- the largest and nioet
delightful social ; affaire of the
wt&k" 'wis" a theater party glren
Thursday by Mrs." T.'- C. Campbell,
whto she, entertained . over eighty
yuet at matinee at the Plmt Tree
theater. JTh logs seats ot the theater
.'.were reserved for the party and Mrs.
flet b. Clammon and. Mrs. C. I. Bob
rt received the guest at the door
downslaira. Upstairs a pretty basket
Mid the favors', attractive boxes' of
;ndy, and these were . presented
jyMra.' Alfred Collier. Mr. R. E.
firy and tors." H. W. Bridgford.
'The ladles who assisted Mrs. Camp-
.nelf wore corsage bouquets of baby
chrysanthemums, Ophelia rose, and
'ferns.' the gift 'of the hostess.
"v l"he guests were assisted in finding
eat by Mrs. p. A. .Arbertson, trs.
:-. C.' Boyle and Mrs. Andrtfw Collier.
Th picture was "Within the Lew,"
"VHh Norma Talmadge, and all were
barton to their praise of it. the
opraion being that It was Miss Tal
toad at her best. .'
'. After' the picture Mrs. Campbell
' ic-fc her guests to the Golden Glow
There tea was served, . and - Mrs.
HrJorl: MoClure Gallagher-' added
W.' the pleasure of the afternoon 'by
. solo (ting in her charming manner.
Mrs. Doa Zumlralt accompanied her
;t-the Haw; ' &""j-wi!';4.
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itft AND MH8. THOMAS ARB ''
( HOSTS AT HAH-JOXGG -V,.Mr.
aftdT Mts. Bert: Carl Thsmas
eMfsftsined --with' two evenings of
Maa-Jongs this" week at their home
on' Pine street.' The house wis beau
tifully ' decorated :wi!h. "ehrysailhe
imums and Chinese anWms ar.d re
treehments carried out the Chinese
Vodte. High Bcore'was ' midi Thure
lljiy?'eyenlng ;by Mrs. WlUliin Dun
Jralt and. Idw -by" Duncan, ''he other
. guestr .we're:'" Mis' snd Mrs. Arth'nr
''jtWibn.-Mr.'an'd Mrs' C; I. KobftrU.
. Mt.' 'and' Mrs: 'Oscar -Shive; Mr. and
i Claude' Coseboom, and Mrs. R. E.
' W'Hghf.- -i -;' - ' '
i Fridsy evening Mr.'- and Mrs.
Thomas had as guests Dr.' and Mrs.
Wrtejn "Hunt; 'Dr.- and Mrs. L. L.
Truaxi' Dr.- and Mrs.' O. A. Massey,
Jtr.- and Mrs. A. M. "Collier, Mr. and
Mrs. .R. C.: Croeebeck, Mr. and Mrs.
. H E.' Ha'uger.'-Mrs. R. E. Wright,
Miss Anna Reeves, Miss Fay Fenno.
SsTiss' Josephine' Evans and Miss -Amy
Thompson. ' Miss Evan made high
core" ' and '..Mrs. Truax low. Mrs.
."Wright assisted Mrs: Thomas both
evening. " ' ' '
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MA8QCERADE PARTT OX
', HAiXOWK'ES ' EVENING.
' ',;;OeVtrude - tlqdsey " and ' Helen
,s(iT'nt"ertalned a number of
trVllt'tleVfrlneds' at a Halloween
Snarly .. Wednesday evening at the
'sbn.i-. home' on ' Riverside. The
CklWren were asked . to appear in
'. rtiiuerade; dess and made a
Wr'pleture' f In : ;the, varied : co-ArfBies..Tcy.-
were met at the
H " .by ghosts, . and escorted to
1 lb!.yp.rlutte - .teller . Inside, where
fi'ddts so ' good that all hoped
ihey, would come true were predicted
.frmany. of ''them.VT he house was
jbsiiitlfutiy'i jccorat'ed ..-,'la t autumn
hades and Hallowocn colors, and
ie.rry,.'. evening.,, was spent In
ifames, -j Mra, Mason was assisted
ijif (Snlertalnine. .the children and
4 ervlng r.retreshm'ents by- the MIs-
Josephine end, Katberlne Llnd
Ktfi (Thejroung- guest were:
.HenrlotU Whlte, : Helen Bhlve,
(fieraldne- Dlmpck.. Margaret Cum
tnlnrs,. Ethel : Carlson, Gwendolyn
Ways, Betty. GeJInsrhcr, Delphlne
Grsham, Vara - Moore, Vivian
Shftats,', Marjory ..Sllnson, Bob Ma-
son, Dob Gallagher. -
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MRS, EintlTT Sl'ItPIUHED '
)Y HTHDAV' RATf RDAY '
' : A s'urabeY of friends of Mrs. R. A.
.'10fftmltt-;comph?ttly; surprised her
fta'iirday. when .they, called at her
Mviiwrti--tt(4' J-itrany " hsDoy
f iW dn. -The callers took
the refreshments and spread a dain
ty luncheon on a table centered with
cbrysantbemumSy Mrs. Enunltt was
remembered with many flowers and
protty gifts. Among those present
M. Coteboom; N. E, Bond, R. J.
Sheets, W, . J, ' Stelnmetx, .' Jennie
HutMr, L, Rvlconlch Harry Riohard
son, George HumdUrey, 0. M. Hsc
tor. Amelia Whitleoki Ed Propist.
B, Lswrence, H, E. Janes, W. Temp
lar, 8am Summers, Phul Johnson,
Mis Pearl Collins and Vivian Bhse.a,
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THEATER AXD HALLOWE'EX
PARTY HAPPY AFFAIR
. A departure from- the nsusl Hal
lowe'en party was enjoyed by the
young frleads ot Marjorie Possum
Tuesday evening. Marjorle's father,
John Fosaum, fooh 'her and her
guests to the Pine Tree theater early
In the evening and after the picture
they went to the Fossutn home,
where preparations for a Jolly Hal
lowe'en party had been made, with
the house gay with orange and black
decorations. Mrs. Marlon Barnes
helped Mrs. Fosaum to entertain the
children, and a happy evening iwes
spent with games and stunts, and
Hallowe'en refreshments. Marjorle's
guests were: Alison Loomls, Geral
dine Dimock. Blanche Wlard, Irene
Lewis, Ella Red key, . Carry Barry
man, Archie and Francis Kranen-
burg, Harry Bean, Edward Swanson,
Don Dunham, Monroe Klmsoy and
Embert Fossum.
HAIAOWS7EX PARTY FOR ,
EPWORTH LEAGUE - ;
A Jolly Hallowe'en party was en-
Joyed Tuesday evening by members
of the Epworth league ot the Methr
odlst church at the country home of
Mr. and Mrs. Walter West. The
guest were met at the gate by
ghost and . goblins and escorted
to the house ovt? a . devious
course with danger In every
sfep. ' There was plenty ' ot light
and safety in the house, however,
and the SO.gests entered with sect
Into the playing of children's games
and contests. Including a pie race.
The race was won by Mia Haxel
NobIe,'; and Miss Morrison , won the
prise for carving the best Jack-o-lanterni'J
The young men 1 proved
themselves adept 'at tailoring' when
they -were called upon to cut and tit
a dress for some lady guest, and
their stunt caused much merriment.
The evening ended with the' serving
of Hallowe'en refreshmnts. .
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CJH1S ARE HOSTESSES AT ' "
DELIGHTFUL PARTT. i :
X. delightful evening was' en
joyed, at the home of Mr. ' and
Mrs. : W. J. . . Bertram . Tuesday
whon. Lorraine Lavenlck, Luclle,
Calhoun, Edna Vaughn, . Mary.. Ho
ward, Marie Englo and Mary Ber
tram entertained with a Hallowe'en
party- The evening was passed in
playing games and appropriate' re
freshment were served.. The In
cited guests were ... Jean Beard,
Grace ." Grosbeck, Alyse Hector,
Andy Lavenlk, '. Eleanor Magulre,
Gertrude Magulre, Marjorie Tlghe,
Kathleen' Sheaf feur, : Kathrlne Col-
Well, Stella Albert, Lawrence. OUus-
tamaute, Lauren Calhoun,. Cecil
Whllby, Dick Magulre. . Franc) Al
beit, Hubert Magulre, Albert La-
vtnlk, Melvin Engle and - George
Bertram. -, .,
APTERVOOX OF CARDS r
AT HR8. E3DOTT8 . .
-Mrs. R; A,. Emmltt . fra3 hostess
yesterday afternoon at :4 ilelightfu'l
card party. The bouso was atlractivo
with Hallowe'en decorations. . Five
hundred m-ag played and honors for
hgh score were made by- Mre -Lawrence
Ruconlch,. while Mrs. O. V.
Brown carried away Ihe consolation
prise.. Dainty-- - refreshment- were
served at the close of the afternoon.
Mrs. .Emmltt's ' guest were: ' Mes
dames O. L. Brown. IL J. Winters,
Carl Martin, C. I. Reckard, Lafw
rence Ruconlch, Harry Richardson,
R. J. SheeU. Ed Propst, William
Psiil Johnson. ""'
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NEW P. T. A. 1H FORMED ' V
AT CENTRAL SCHOOL
An enthusiastic meeting Was hold
at, the Central school ' yesterday
when' 55" parents and the teachers
formed the Central Parent-Teachers
association. The chief talk, was
given by . Mr. Charles Wood Eber
leln, the keynote of her address
being cooperation between parents
aB,l teachers. There , were two
songs by the children of the sev
enth grade, and a piano soIq ' by
Miss' Margaret, Worden. .Ejection
of officers followed, Mrs. Fred
Fleet being elected president.
Miss Augusta Parker, vice presi
dent; Mrs. O. I. Wright, secreta
ry; and Mrs. Fred Confer, treasurer.
After the business mueting n- soci
al hour was enjoyed, nnrt le.i and
wafers ware served by the, teach
ers. The. association Is the .third
ot Its kind In Klamath Falls, and
shows a growing Interest in school
work by the parents, ' , .,
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SUSS PRARL COLLINS ., v , .- ,,',
IS I'ARTV HOSTESS
: , Slls Pearl ' Cdlllhs
TUesday 'hlght'.wllh ,1
entertained
' Hallowe'en
party at the residency ot Judge and
Stri. ft. A. EmUtltt, with whoin she
makes her home. She ws iMlstbd by
Mrs, Emmltt, and a delightful event
tag was spent with Hallowe'en stunt
and music ..Decorations and refresh
ments were In keeping with the spirit
of Hallowe'en. The ' guests were:
Mesdaines Dan Malloy, William Beck,
James Lytle, ' Alice Roberts. MVjrr.'s
Maier, William Van Busklrk, Ed
Propat,- William- Paul Johnson, and
the Misses Emma Scofteld. Lucille
Stewart, Mabel WeMfall, Jessie Hahd
and Evelyn Pronst. : , - .
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"TRIP TO JAPANr WILL
FEATVRE BOCLU. '
' Mombers ' ot the Presbyterian
church and their friends anticipate
an unusually enjoyable time at their
monthly' social, which will be held
Wednesday-evening. The ladles ot the
missionary society will presldo over
tbe . program, which will- feature a
trip to Japan, and the gamea played,
as well as the decorations used, will
be Japanese In character. - - '
SLUMBER PARTY IS
JOLLY AFFAIR
Miss Greta Madison Invited a few
girls to a Hallowe'en; slumber party
Saturday night at the home ot her
annt, Mrs. L. O. Mills. The house
was decorated with the yellow and
black of Hallowe'en and the evening
wa spent In fortune telling, games,
and singing and dancing. Miss
Madison - guests were:'.M'ss Ines
Jenkins, Eva Jenkins, Joan McDon
ald, Ruth Lindsey and Vale Lind
sey. .-'.
HELEN GOFER ENTERTAINS
WITH MASQUERADE PARTY
' Fierce Turk nd stalwart Afri
cans mingled freely with . dainty
fairies and dancing girls at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Fred' Cofer last
night; when friends of Helen Confer
appeared in costume in response' to
ber invitations to a Hallowe'en mas
querade party. The house was dark
ened Vhen they arrived, but the
braves ot the party went boldly In,
promising to protect the more timid
ones; and sooa the ghostltness was
dispelled by the merriment ot Hal
lowe'en game. Refreshments appro
priate to Hallowe'en were served t
a 'late hour. Those who enjoyed the
party were Faye Grlnle, , Nadlne
O'Flaherty, Eladlne Harris, Mary
Ellen Bradford, Alice Harvey,- Har
riott Hunter, Gertrude Von Berthels
dorf, George Whitman, Garret Beck
ley,' Robert Hunter. Thomas Massey,
Herman Darley, Clifton Molatore,
Alois Miller and Eugene Penney. ..
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HALLOWE'EN SOCIAL AT
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
The Intermediate Christian En
deaverers of the Presbyterian church
enjoyed a Hallowe'en social at the
church Thursday evening. ' Various
thrill and shocks whb tbe playing
of games occupied the first part' of
the evening. After tbe business meet
ing refreshments were served.'
.The following officers were elected:
: Dorothea Hawkins, ' pretfdent; 1
John Hawkins, vice-president; Marie
Crystal, secretary; ' Boyd Yadcn,
treasurer. Committee chairmen
Prayer . mooting, Alice Jess; lookout,
John ' ilawiklnB; missionary, Beulah
-Bennett; ' finance, Boyd . Yadon; so
cial, Dehlla Hawkins. ' t '
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"ioO" PARt" TONIGHT' A.f
Clayton cormsii iiow''
, . Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Contlth have
Invited friends for en evening of
"SOO" tonight. The guest will be
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilson Mr.
and Mrs. K. C. Harris, Mr. and Mrs.
W, E. Pcrkln,. Mrv and Mrs. O.'X
Stebblns, Mr. and Mrs.'' Charles
llogue. ' ,'
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MRS. WRIGHT HOSTESS
TO KRIDA CliUIt ' :
firs. R.. E." Wright was hostess to
the Krlda club Tuesday when
menVbers twere Invlieil for luncheon
and -an afternoon of Mah-Jongg..; A
new member, Mrs, Claude Coseboom,
was added to the .personnel ot tbe
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MAROl'EniTK CIjARK BRIDE 1
OF, GEORGE IV LEE -
' Miss Marguerite Clark and George
Bertram Lee were married at the
Catholic church Monday morning, the
Rev. Father Gelss officiating. The
service was read at 9:30 in tho pres
ence ot nearly -80 friends - ot .the
rniiplo. Mrs,; fatm "(rtfftnft(
1 her slater, and Barnard tow, cousin
ot the bride, acted tt man. The
bride. Is ..tho daughter of .Mre. Msr
RuerltekClarlt and ,.hsa been a atu
dent t,Me Sacrud ileart academy.
The bridegroom hj.hin employed
by th Southern Paclljfl .si he he cams
here lw) Jbar.s ago," H has boert
tramtbrretl id his former hoflle 01
OakUnd, pd.hlt atld h's, brldp will
leave la k sttdrt llllts th Inaks tuatf
holud l,hr; .' ,'',.
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BIRTHDAY PARTY TOtt
JOUN KERRY.MAN
John Merrymas- celebrated his
eighth blrthtday Monday afternoon
with a Hallowe'en party at the home
of his parents,' Mr. snd Mrs. G. II.
Msrryman on Huron street. His
guest, numbered 14 little boy and
girl neighbors, and they had a hap
py afternoca .with games and con
tests. The - Ice cream and birthday
cake went served at a table pretty
with Hatlcaven'en colors, carried out
In flower and pumnk'na. and there
were clever )ltle Halloween caps
and whittles tor favors.
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Library" 8-. " '
' A committee to bo In charge of
the rummage sale snd cooked food
sale to be held by the Woman's Li
brary club, November It and 1T, has
been soletced. Mrs. Horace Bridg
ford will be chairman ot ths com
mittee, which ihas as members Mr.
Harry Pelts, Mrs. Lee Bean, Mrs.
George Burton and Mir. H. D.
Stewart. . The sale will be In the
library club room and the proceeds
will go Into the library fund.
D. A. R, Meeting . . ' , .
"Armistice Day" will be the sub
ject at the meeting of the D. A. R.
Monday evening at the home of Mrs.
R. E. Wattenburg. Fred Westertleld
will address the members on Armi
stice day and Mrs. D. V. Kuykendall
will lead-the discussion on the con
stitution, (which. is a feature ot every
meeting.. Mrs. Thomss Hampton will
act as hostess.-:- -
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To Join Husband . .-. -
.' Mrs. B. P. Youcll, who has been
the guest of Mn. and Mrs. Herbert
D. -Newell, . since hnr arrival from
Sllverton.' Oregon, a iweek ago, left
yesterday to join' Iter ' husband at
Fort Klamth, p'ouell' Is the. new
principal of the hlgh school there,
and he and Mrs. YouuU are old
of the Newells, . , ' -
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Bridge Atternoon ' '-'.. ''.
-. Invitations bjif e been sent out for
an atternoon of bridge .to. bo given
Friday, November 9, by Mrs. Klpp
Van Riper at her home at 407 Canby
street. ,
Entertaining With C'nnls . -
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cofer will be
hosts at a "500" party tonight at
their home on North Tenth street
Frleads have been Invited for four
table of cards.
CELEBRATING -.
ANNIVERSARY.'
Mr. and Mrs P. E. Hannon were
receiving congratulations Saturday
on the ' occasion of their thirty-
sixth wedding anniversary. They
were remembered with many beau
tiful gift as well . as messages
wishing : them ' many more happy
years of married life. Member of
tbe family and relatives celebrat
ed the occasion with-a turkey din
ner at the Enterprise ranch' Satur
day evening. ' . , .
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Birthday Dinner ' .
. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Magulre en
tertained Sunday with a' turkey
birthday dinner tor tholr cleco, Gert
rude Magulre, who ftvas 1 1 years old.
Covers were, laid 'for eight; 'and .a
delfghtful afternoon was ehjnyed by
those present. . . '
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RclwIcaliS TniUato-- ', : t)'., ',
" Initiation was"'he1rt"by the Ro
bekahs fit, . lliblr 'minting Thursday
eyoplrig. BTwo .mow,1 (n.oinbflrs,.,Mlit9
Bornlce Hector anl , Miss Dorothy
Clir'rln were taken" ((tt-j membership
with th'e tooKa.,'-. ,v ,5,,;. ,.?
vi.'iiKar PcjipOTiniiits. t '.
"' .Two ftupfuls granulated sugar, li
drop essence of peppermint, Mi ,.CHp-
.fuiwaior.;,., ,' .,: .... .
Cool-,,flw. watflr. and.siigar.tlll ,
Httle lifted on a. fork or spoon spin
a thread, Dq not D.'.lr while Cooking.
Remove from tho flro, add the pep
permint aqd'stlr till tho candy thick-'
ens and looks Cloudy, Drop imme
diately from a toamioon on a greased
paper or plate.V- If It becomes too
hard to drop, warm by standing the
saucepan over hot iwntor for a mo
ment. Wintorgreen drops may be
made-ltpnUie eania-mle.'-suhstltutlng
MARRIAGE IN LONDON TODAY OF LADY
: LOUISE MOUNTBATTEN TO CROWN PRINCE
1 OF SWEDEN INTERESTS LONDON SOCIETY
. l-OSDON. Nov. B iHelore ths an-
olcht alts ot Chapol Royal In St.
Janlea Dala'.-e, t'rdwn Prince Ous-
tav Adolth Of Swedsn. look as his
skcohtl brlcls today, Loulna Mount-
BHn, hlec ot th reletting iovsr-j
algni ot Britain.
STOCKHOLM; . Nov, 8.Tb
marriage In London today of Lady
Loulsn Mauntbnttcn, ths great-
grand-daughter ot the lato Quenn
Victoria ot.. England . and second
cousin to Kin Georze.- the nres-
ent sovereign, to Gustat Adolf,
crown prince ot Sweden, was re-
celved with dcop interest her.
.The Bwedes are eager to meet ths
woman wno some aay will Become
tbelr queen, and England . Is b-
lieved to be gratified at th nw '
royl tie tht bind 8tookholm and . d)ni , il0nSon today ws atendod by
London Into tlll closer friendship Klng 0eorK9 0f Kngland and
Lady Louise Js a sister of LordKnf 0uilUf of gwedon. The cou
Louis Nountbatten who last year p,0 w, sp)n(j lnor bonoymoon lu
married Miss Edwin Asbly. said
to be one ot the richest women in
England. Lord Louis nd his
bride spent part ot their honey
moon In the United States.
It was an eventful wooing which
led to the wedding In the Chspal
Royal ot 8t. James Palace. Scar
cely had the . news ot Oustat . A-
dolt's engagement bees announc
ed when It was reported that cr
taln.authorltlca In Sweden opposed.
the marriage on the ground thr.t
Lady Louis was not of sufficient-
ly high rank to marry the crown
prince. Then, while th genealogt-
ral expert wore settling this quel-I
tlon In favor ot the brldo-to-be,
csme the startling news tbst the
press of foreign lands was broa-t-casting
the tale that Lady Louise
bad changed her mind about- be
coming a crown princess anyway,
and was going to marry an ob
scure English painter ot modcut
Income., But a the summer passed
by those rumors ' were gradually
d'scredlted by tho fact that Lsdy
t.oulso ' and the Swedish Crowp
Prince were often seen tosetlcf In
Englsnd and Franc. . .
Lsdy Louise's father was Prince
Louis ot - Battenberg, later known
i the Marquis of Mllford-Hsvpn.
The Bsttcnburg family bis sprunq
from Germany by way ' of Austria,
where tbe title ot prince was be
stowed, snd becauso of ' strained
feeling In England during the war
the name was anglicised to Moiint
batten. Lady Louise, who Is about
35 years old, 1 a- typical aristocra
tic Englishwoman, gracious, gen
erous, alert, fond ot dsnclng and
outdoor sport, snd - gifted - with
gonulno. charm. She will captivate
Sweden as she did tbe offlcors and
sailors . of tho Swedish squadron
visiting British water when Sho
came aboard the flagship escorted
by the crown prlnco. '.'.'.
Tho Swodlsh Crown " Prince,
whose full name Is Oscar Frodrlk
Wilholm Olat Gustat J Adolf, hns
been married before, his first
wife having1 died some three years
ago. Crown Princess Margaret,
daughter of tbe Duke'of Connaugbt
and princes of Great Britain and
Ireland, bad borno Oustat Adolf
five children, and her doath was
n great bercavom'ent, to tho Swe
dish people. !'"''-' ' '
Oustat Adolf Is now 41 yea ri
ot ago, more than six ..feet tall,
ns, aro all the mon of tho Swedish
royal, family, and' vigorous a an
athlete. Indeed he Is the possessor
ot tho "athletic, metfal"' awardod
only for high proficiency (n 'at
least, five, different branchos- of
aport In Sweden. This Is porhsps
not strango, nor is It strange that
he Is a military foader, and that
be should have commanded one ot
Ills country's armies In the field
'.,,' SOt'IAL "CALWSDA It " ' '
'November B D. A. It. with,'
Mrs, Wattenburg.
November 9 A. N. W. club
with Mrs. Fred Flcot.
Novemlier 6 American Le-
glott auxiliary moots.' : !
4 r November 6 P..E. O. annual
guest night at Mrs. llarry Ooel-
ler'a. . .; -. ,- I , ' i -"
November 7 All d)iy session
of Presbyterian auxiliary iwltli.'
Mrs, Geo. Mallett. . ' !
' November '7 Mnh Jongg
club at Mrs. A. M. Collier's 4
home. ,
November 7 Prosbytorlnn
Boclal. ' '
' November II Library club;
meeting, . ;
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.maneuver .whloh endod only two
Leoka botora the wedding. Uttt
. . i..tn that
the Swedish orown prlno is also
a serious arehasologlit, with ssv
ral sxpsdltlons to his orsdlt. Lsst
ysar he spent nearly two months
personally directing the excava ion
of a great many precious rtltci
that will shed light on the olvl-
usallon ot S.000 year ago. He
Is.
( moreover, a eolleotor of paintings,
..nni.ii n k. wnrv of modern
'artists, such as Anders Zorn and j
cri Larason. Oustat Adolf Is vo
. democratic and. consequently.
p0puar wlht the masses In Swo-
; 0P0 political alms and princi
piss, Ilk those of his father. M
Bd .nd constructive. Tho wed-
Italy.
LIBRARY NOTES
A .number of new books have
been Included In the collection at
the city library. They are:
Under A. Thousand Eyes
Livingston
Tut Tut., Mr. Tutt Araln.
HI Dog Tcrhune.
Quost of tho Flshdog's Kin, Bchujts
' Scaulits.
i Water Babies Klngaley.
At ths Duttorfl House Brown.
Mutineers Dawe. -High
Bnton Heyllgor.'
Black Beard Island Holland.
Camoron's of Hlghboro Ollchrlit
MarUn Hyde auisetleld.
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
At Pine and" Ninth St.
Bible School 10 a.m.
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Service 11 a.m..,nnd 7:30 p.in.
Treadling by Rev. J. W. Bryant.
Visitors Welcome
SPLENDID ASSETS
Tlc rliirf asset of tomorrow Is tlio young- life of tiMlny. Tho
cliurrh glu-s vnlusblo trnlnlng I" tlii'w boy ami girl through
llio Church, rkliool and other orgiuiluttlons. We uffrr on A
dimonatratlon Humloy at 7:!IO p.m. whrn thn Junior C. E. wilt '
conduct the service bringing (lirlr nii'iiiory work, songe and a
short play. ,
'You will enjoy it. Come!
Church Hchool 10 a.m. lntrmiollato C. K. 0;8O D.m.
11 a.ni. Hcnnon Anthrm. Holo: Ir. tiro, K. Mxllrtt .
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Sixth and Pins HI. AltTlllIt L, ItU'K, Minister
. CHRISTMAS PHOTOS
Order Now and receive with each dozen '
A LARGE PHOTO FREE
Photoqrajt
A i
sffil. . '.I
Opposite Court House
. 827 Main Street
Have You
Ordered Yours?
. CHItlHTMAH (ho tlnm for Clrcctlng Cards will
soon bo liora. Too 'pnstvo to semi flno pros
(tils to ALL your friends, but at n trifling; cost
,., you can nt lrnst rrinriiilirr (lirm with n neatly
engraved or printed t'ln'lslmas Curd a flno rc
liilndrr Hint you still remember thorn,
OH mid eo our sample beloro nil tlio best
ones nra Mdcctoil by rarly shoiipcrs. , .
Drummond Print Shop
US North 4th
" "Visia" r fftTLTiru'uvvjijisvriruxnA
Boys with th U. B. wplorr ,
Whoslsr.
Crimson Oardsnla Beaoh. :
Seven Mttld Bisters Andrews.
Christmas Csmo lo the Mulvaney )
Fox. ' '
Old Peabody Psw Wiggins.
Six Llttl Prurty Book May. ' j
.' ' OM-oami", Bar.
One frsoh coconut or 1 supful of
doMlcaiad coconut (It. eooonut I i
used, I cupful milk), I cupful of
granulated sugar. .. .'
Orats ths coconut, first removing '
every rlrllc, ot brcirn skin, put ih
sugar snd tho coaniil milk together .
Into a saucepan. (Willi dried coco
nut uio th sweet mil In plc of
the natural coco fit milk.) Cook
these .'ogi'ther for ftvo minute, add
the coconut snd cook ton minutes
longor, stirring constantly and hsv-
lng only gentle hwt. Pour into
greased psns, coot, and cut Into bar.
ATTENTION LADIES
A fnnry work bar will bo
hxlil Nov. 10th, (Uturdaf In
Hie lAtune' lllcut. by Cittuille
laillni. Homo )tI bargain
on band. Watch for lb blj
day. ......... .
Christian Science Society
OF KLAMATH FAIXS .'
Library llldg. ttrtl and Mala
Hunitity Hervirr II a. .
Wrdnrwlar Minting 8 p. ssu
. Subject . for Sunday, Nov..' 4:n
EVERLASTING PUNISHMENT
Sunday ecliuul from i4 to 10l3
IVm rexitlng room nd frea lecwl
tng llbt-Mry nvnt from ItM la
4tno p. in. na Tnwlaji, Tbnrv
d ! Halurditr,
QUALITY
PHOTOGRAPHS
PICTURE 11 '
FRAMES
ENLARGING
and TINTING
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