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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 28, 1925)
SATURDAY, FEB. Q 1925 EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE EL"-' 1 ' j , The puBt week was a busy ono tor tbe Klamath Palls maids and matrons as affairs were rushed In order, to precede the Lenten sea son which began on Wednesday, known to the churches as Ash Wednesday, the opening of the Lea. ten period. " Several parties were given In churches throughout the city culminating their early spring activities In a . social manner1. So ciety. wa3 seen often at the Elk's tnlnlstrel show which occupied the minds of many on Wednesday, Thursday ' and Friday evenings in the Elks temple. Follcw.'cg the theatrical, the Elks entertained with dancing until midnight. : Bridge lei? were, -popular; over the. week and the early part of the week In hou or ot George Washington's birthday ' and favors carried out by the hos tess were in accordance with the event Spring flowers are rushinj In and pussy willows are more pro Talent than the past week, giving the one who entertains inspirations over the suual cut flowers and de corations, j '. . .' ; MAS. . HECTOR . ', K-VTpjRTAI.N'H . : Using as her color schemo. pat- rio'tlc . colors ' In' accordance -with the spirit of the affair, Mrs. O.'.M. ' Hector 'entertained with a delight ful Otorse Washington bridge party at her home on. Tuesday evening of this week. : High score of the even ing was awarded to Mrs.. Ed. Law rence, middle score to Mrs. N. B. Drew and' low -to Mrs. William WoodVTThe guest list Included the Jesdamea R. . C. Qroesbeck, N. . B. Drew, Ralph Crego, William Sand ers. Ouy Manning, Harry Bathlany. Record, ' W. D. Miller, Junior Daggett., r A. R. Campbell, T. R. Sjtilllngton,- Syd Grans, ' Herman Foster;. J.' J. Parker. William Wood. LouUT Bradford, R. I. Beard. Robert tjoM.'' Bd' lwrenee, H.'J.' Winters. Allan Sloan. W.' C. Hackler, Levant Pease, 'Herber Savage, Srerlu Hard enbrook,' A. : P. ; Epperson, F. R. Hambl'ett, ' ' George - Mallett," '-Fred Fleet, Fred 'Cofer, E. H. Balsiger, veritt Truelove, Will Stelnmeti. Byron Noud, Ed Cokes, O. L. Brown im Grimes, and Miss Marie Berger and Miss Mary Walker. ' ,.: -.' ; KSTKRXAIXED . WKDXESDAY NIGHT : The home of Mrs. Marlon Hanks was, the scene of a party tor a num ber of the younger set when Miss Lois Bynon entertained informally. Covers were laid for the following round a luncheon table, Mrs. Mar tin Lucas, Miss Josephine LIndley, Miss Fame Hanks. Miss Pearl Heine Miss Virginia Hoeft,- Miss Mary Johnson,' Miss Jean (Perry, Miss Oorotby Currln ' and ' Miss Bynon. Miss Josephine . LIndley will enter tain the croup In a fortnight. . . .:,..'' - MRS HAMPTON HOSTESS SATURDAY i With one of the largest and most Interesting parties of the season Mrs. Thomas Hampton entertained On Saturday afternoon for a num ber of friends 'with a bridge tea in the hotel Hall annex. George Washington favors were used with .Miniature cherry ' trees' as dainty centerpieces for each tea table. Mrs. Del Gammon, Mrs. Bert Hall, Mrs. Merle 8. West, Mrs. H. E. Hougor and Mrs. R. E. De Weese assisted about the rooms. High score wt awarded to Mrs. H., E. Mauser, second .high to Mrs. H. D. Lloyd BtWnrt': and .. third prize to . Mrs ..' L. ' Harvey. ' ''' :??. ' -, ; ' ; . TRET A RE MthK; FOR HKRVKKH n Special music l . being prepared for the 6om,r.un!:m service for Sun day. BMrhlng at the Presbyterian church at which time Mrs. Georg ian Babcock will sing the beautiful contralto solo from the oratoria "Blljah", "O Rest In the Lord." The choir will offer Shelly's "Hark, Hark ,ray Soul.." Miss , Augusta '. Parker Will direct the numbers and he cervices are oxpected to be ex ceptionally splendid. ,.i STUDY CLUB .,. VTlLli MEET .. Members' of the study department ( the Library club will' meot in club rooms on Monday afternoon at 3:30 to discuss the newly written book," ,"A' 'Passage to India" by E. M. Forater. In charge of the pro gram la Mrs. G..A. Knause who will fce'-fcortesr -for the 'afternoon's en tertalnment, . , .-..)..., ....i I , . .. KID PARTY ENJOYED ; I Members of St. Paul's Episcopal ! church enjoyed a "Kid Party" In i Guild hall on Monday evening of this week as the laat affair of the ' season before the observance' of 'Lent. The Trl S. club dance which I was scheduled for the following . evening has been postponed until 'after Lent due to the rush of social ! affairs this week, i .'.' jMRS. ROBERTS HOSTESS TO CLVB. : Members of the Auction Bridge club were entertained at the home of Mrs. Charles Roberts oa Wednes day afternoon with a lovely bridge luncheon. High score of the after noon was given to Mrs. II. N. Moe. Mrs. George. Wright will entertain In a fortnight. ' The guest of honor aras Mrs. Allan Sloan and members present were Mrs. William Duncao. Mrs. R. E. Wright, Mrs. George Wright, Mrs. Oscar Shive, Mrs. E. B. Hall, Mrs. L. S. Willltts, MrB. E. W, Gowan, Mrs. G. A. Krause, Mrs. H. N. Moe and Mrs. Charles Roberts. KXTCTHTS OF COLUMUCS ' TO BANQUET SVNDAY . . The White Pe'ican hotel dining room will be the scene of an attrac tive banquet Sunday evening when members of the Knights of Colum bus of Klamath Falls entertain with a dinner In honor of new members and their wives.' " - '";." ' HOLD MEETING LN HISTORIC LODGE Of Interest to the members of Eulalona chapter of the Daughters of American Revolution of Klamath Falls, Is the report of the meeting of Mi. Ashland chapter of Ashland, Crater Lake chapter of Medford and Eulalona 'chapter at; Blue plower lodge at Phoenix, Oregon, on Sat urday of last week. Tbe affair was given In observance of Washington's birthday which Is always celebrated with more or less ceremony by tbe members of . D. A. R. The affair was held at the historic' old home of the Colvers which proved a fit ting place for tbe ceremony. At the head of a delightfully arrang ed table, around which were laid covers tor sixty guests, Mrs. E. A. Moore, ' regent ' of the . Medford group, Mrs. R. E. Wattenburg reg ent - of ' Klamath Falls and Miss Blanche Hicks, regent of Ashland were seated. An Interesting program . was giv en during the afternoon, lead off with the talute to the flag, singing of America and the Washington prayer given by Mrs. James Smed ieor. Mrs. Alice Applegate Pell of Ashland, formerly of Klamath Fall, and a sister of Mrs. W. 0. Smith, was In charge of the program. Mrs. Seymour Jones, state regent was the guest of honor of the afternoon and Introduced the district guests. Mrs. Moore of Medfard reciprocated with a short talk and Mrs. R. E. Wattenburg of Klamath Falls re sponded to . the greeting as 'the youngest chapter in tbe state. Mrs. Wilbur Jones, granddaught er of Mr. and Mrs. Colver gave Inter esting data connected with the house and family which built and occu pied It for many years: The meet ing was highly successful and the three chapters look forward to a similar meeting in the near tuture. ''"'-'..'. MILLS SCHOOL , TO HAVE CAFETERIA I The' kitchen shower for the Mills school -was exceptionally, well, at tended and many useful things were brought and promises of further donations were , made. Final ar rangements were made to start the school cafeteria Monday. - With Mr. Fln'aell, Miller's Market and the Sanitary' Market donating It should bo a decided success. The idea la to serve one hot dish with Jhe child's lunch brought from tbe home. . Any child wislhng to take advantage pi the cafeteria is welcome although some people . have the Impression that It Is for country children only. The charge will be five cents for each dish until the project has boen found to be a success. Mrs. Pear son will have charge of the cafeteria and service will b.i given Monday. Miss Helen Cowglll, state club load er, gave an Interesting talk which was very much enjoyed. Frank Sex ton nlto gave a short tnlk.. Follow ing the business meeting Mrs, Burt Hawkin"wa"tt88tHis"iif,fviiif:r8i f rMbmenta, ' " ' MRS. PERRY HOSTESS AT MAH JONGG PARTY With one of the prettiest parties of the season, complete In every detail, Mrs. James Perry entertain ed at her home with tables of mah Jongg on Monday afternoon. Re miniscent of colonial period, Mrs. Perry chose as her honor prise a corsago of old fashioned flowers which was awarded to Mrs.-Allan Sloan. Mrs. Marlon Hanks received I low score. Spring flowers and pussy willows also were used, ef I tectlvely tn the decorations. Assist ing about the rooms and serving at ' the tea tables were MUs LeLaln "West. Miss Jean Perry end Miss ! 1 .1. I)rnKH Th. InvttnllrtN.I list IM HVU, . A UtJ . ,H ' Hull.-". ..w. included Mesdamcs Agnes Guest, William McNealy, A: P. Epperson, AllanSloan. Henry Calkins. George R. LIndley, L. N. Haines. M. G. Mordoff, Lynn Sabln, O. B. Coxad, Marlon Hanks, George Malett. W. C. ,. Daltoa, T., C. Campbell, Esther Dunivan, Robert LIndley, . R. B. Amlcke, Charles Loomls, and O. B. MRS. BRADFORD HOSTESS FRIDAY. . ; . T The home of Mrs.' Louis Bradford was delightfully arranged for a meeting of the Friendship club when they entertained ' for n number of guests and accepted new members on Friday, afternoon. An inter esting program was given d'a- . g tbe afternoon, nnder the directions of Mrs. Marlon Barnes and Mrs.' George Wertx. . Miss Mary . E!U-n Bradford and Miss -Helen Cofer entertained with a. piano duct; Mrs. George ! Wertx. and. Miss Nellie Beckley also entertained with : i:al numbers:. " Allison Barnes was f ea tenred in a piano solo.. Mrs.' H. E. Jones and ' Mrs... M. L. Wickor shasrt neon high numbers In a -in-test with4 Mrs. :R. .V. Chose ifd Mrs.r j. W". Stetnmetx as low' scor Mrs. Ed Lawrence won the telegram contest for' writing; the cleverest telegram using as a' guide the let ters in the name . George Washing ton. The new members entering the club were:' Mrs. Irene Loucks, Mrs. Ruth ' Berry, '. Mrs. ' Stella Parkor, Mrs. T.' R. Skillington. Mrs. A. M. Pardne, Mrs. . J. W. Bond. Others present were Meadames: W. P.' My ers, M. J. Barnes, B. Schulti, George McCollum. I. L. Larkey. W. B, Sat terlee, H. J. Mattoon. Nellie Beck ley, R. H. Dunbar, H. L. Kicked sham, B. E. Lee. George Wem, O. M. Hector, A. Balnter, L. Bradford R. A. Emmltt, W. J. Steinmot. B. F. Owens, E. R. Woru, W. ' Sand ers. H. E. Jones, C. F. Stlmwoll and E. H. Lawrenco. The ctub will be entertained the fourth Friday in March at the home of Mrs.' Be; t Schultz. ' METHODIST AID ' ENTERTAINS Mrs. W. D. Cofer entertained for members of the Methodist Ladies Aid at her borne on Thursday after noon, assisted by Mrs. J. S. Elliott and Mrs. L. K. Phelps during the tea hours. A short business meet ing preceded an Interesting pro gram arranged by the committee In charge. Mrs. John Yadon gave a reading, "Bernardo de Carpeo" and Little Orphan Annie," James Whlt comb Riley." MrJ. Glen Kent, ac companied by Mrs. Cofer at the piano sang "My Task" and '.'Migh ty Like a Rose," The next-meet; ing of tbe group will be held the fourth Thursday In, March. -, . '.. ''-' D. A. It. WILL . MEET ON MONDAY The regular meeting of the Daughters of the American Revolu tion will be held Monday night of next week at the home of Mrs. R. E. Wattenburg with Mrs. Thomas Hampton as hostess for the evening. A most Interesting paper has been prepared by Mrs, Wilbur Jones on the subject of "Why I Am a Daught er of the Revolution." , Reports from those who . attended the de lightful gathering at Blue Flower lodge at Phoenix when the Med ford, Ashland and Klamath Tails chapters met last , week, mill be heard at this time. DINNER PARTY , . Miss Dorothea Wortloy entertain ed for a number of friends at din ner at the Wortley residence early this week. The remainder of tbe evening was spent in dancing and cards, ' ..'-. ' ' - '.' ''' ttlUDl'ATK NiritSKS MKKT MONDAY Miss Clurlo Roberts . entertained the graduate nurse of Klamath Falls at her home at 647 Eldorado street on Monday evening. Officers were elected with Miss Clutro Rob ens, president; Mrs. Ann Mallet, vice-president; Mrs. W. J. Cirlsu enson, secretary und treasurer. The folowlug committees were appoint ed: credential committed, Mrs. Port er and Mrs. Hacklor; entertain ment committee Mrs. Frank Leo and Mrs. C. P. Mnaun; printing, Miss Frlcke. A nurses registry will nls) be maintained with Mrs. Christen son s registrar. TUo next meet ing of the group will ba held at the home of Mrs. I. A. Towey.' 31 J North Niuth. street on v Monday. March SO. All griduato nurses in the city are requested to attend and become mombcrs of the club. Miss Roberts,, assisted by. Mrs. I, A. . Towey served dainty retrosh mentjN to the following guests, Mrs. George Mallett, Mrs. Frank D. Lee. Mrs. - Edgar Lawrence, Mrs. Louts Porter. Mrs. J. F. Loper, Mrs. II. W. Gloyatein. Mrs. J. L. Ing. Mrs. W. C. Hacklor. Mrs. .. A. Towey, Mrs. Effle Wolf. Miss Clarle Rob erts and Miss Lydia Frlcke: PATTERSONS GIVEN WKMDMK Friends of Mr. and Mrs.' U. E. Patterson entertained then ;l.e early part of Uils' week whon tlity surprised them with d.Mlght'tl house warming In their ' ne hime in the city. The evening was upon: In dancing, music and cards and dainty' refreshments were serviJ a late hour to more than a sooio of guests. , . I."... . . ' MRS. HARDENUROOK IS HOSTESS. Mrs. Byron : Hardenbrook enter tained at. one. of the. prettiest par ties of the spring season on Tups day evening, when she was hostess to sixteen guests -at bridge. High score of tbe evening was awarded to Mrs. Ernest Bubb, and low'scorn to Mrs. John .PaoVdook. Mrs. Hard enbrook was assisted In' her dutlm as hostess by . Mrs. A. E. Whitman and Mrs. Fred - Dunbar. -'Pastel shades- of cut 'flowers were 'used In the rooms, to add to their attrac tiveness. ' A two course '. luncheon was' served later In the , evening. Mrs. Hardenbrook's, guests were tbo Mesdames Charles Moore. Will Bald win. A. B. Whitman. Glen ' Jester, Eerl De Weese,, Fred Dunbar, John Houston( Ernest . Bubb, . Paul No well, John Paddock,-. E. D. Lamb, John Boyle, John" Martin, - H. 0'. Lloyd Stewart, , Harden Carter and Miss Loretta Jennings. .. .. MISS CRONQUIST IS HOSTESS ,, . .' Complimenting ... Mrs. Harmon Chapman, whose . husband Is a re cent member of the high school faculty in Klamath Falls. Miss Rach ael Cronq-uist entertained t bridge at the Wilbur Jonea residence On Tuesday evening. Miss LeLaine West assisted tbe hostess In serving and about the hooms. Those who callod to meet Mrs. Chapman wero Mrs. Wilbur Jones, Mrs. George Ulrlch, Mrs.' Avis McConnoll, Mrs. J. R. Sloan, Mrs. Twyla Forguson, Mre. Albert Morrison, Mrs. Eba Bennett, Miss Margaret Warden, Miss Jean Perry, Miss Donna Mack, Miss Helen Wltbycombe, Miss Esther Martinson Miss Loretta Jennings, Miss Vera Houston, Miss Elolse McPherson, Miss LeLaine West and tbe bostons Miss Cronquist. ENTERTAIN AT DINNER Mr. and Mrs. Floyd McMillan en- Uertalned at dinner at their home on Sunday evening in the 'Sunset ap artments. . Table decorations wore delightfully ' suggestive of George Washington's birthday with the col ors of red, white and blue. Covors were laid for Mr. and Mrs. R. D, Eller, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hodden and Mrs. and Mrs. Floyd McMillan. RECITAL TO BE GIVEN ' ' : Senior members' of the music de partment of Sacred Heart Academy will be presented In a delightful re cital on the evening of Tuesday, March 24, in : tbo Whlto Pelican hotel. Tickets will be on sale In the near future for the event which promises to be one of the most In teresting musicals of tho year. . PINOCHLE rUH WILL MEET Members of the' ' Pinochle club will be entertained at tbe home of Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Oampbell nl their country - house near PI'n Grove. . ' '' :' ... ' . ' : ' MRS. MARTIN IS HOSTESS Mrs. John Martin entertained at her hemo on Sunday evening with a delightful appointed - dinner party, covers laid for 1 2 guests. Follow ing dinner tho evening was spent In' a social manner. In accordance with George Washington's birthday, favors" and decorntkmi about the rooms' worp In pntrlotic motif,' KKDKON Cl.l'H ON WEDNESDAY ' Tho Kudron club of tho I'resby turlan church Iiatl one of Its most successful social vettturos on W.si nesday eveulng whon they mot .'n tbo church parlors Inforaially. A short program was given for tho guests Including an lntuic.it Ing pan tonine study of sllhouvltes.' Those In charge of the affair were Miss Vera Houston, president and Mrs. Elisabeth Suadora, Mrs. II. H. Had clltfv, Mrs. A. W. Hicken and Mrs. Wlnetrnut. , . ' INVITATIONS ISSl'ED rXHt, PARTY Mrs. 8yd Evans and Mrs. It. C, Groesbcck have Issued Invitations fur a delightful brldgo tea to be given at the home of tho Inttor on Ninth and Lincoln stroeta, March 0, Monday afternoon. ' . HOl'SK G VESTS OF MRS. ROGERS Mr. and Mrs. William' Haglesteln and an William Jr., of Dorrla were house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Rogers at their home on Paclf'c Torraco, the early part of the week, returning to California on Thursday. Several Informal affairs wero given for the Httglestelns Including a de lightful dfciner prncoodlng the Elks m'nstrel. ' ,' ; CHURCHES St. Paul's Episcopal (liurrh i a., m. Holy Communion. 1 11 a. m. Church school, Illustrat ed talk on Missions. , 11 a. m. Holy Communion and sermon "History add Use of the Prayer Book." s ' 4:30 p. m. Evenlug Rraytr and sermon "Morals that Matter." First Prmbytorlnn Church Sixth and Pine Streets. - ' 10 a. m. Church school.. , . 11 a. m. Quarterly Communion Service. . Sermon: "Tbe Yoarnlng Heart." Oregon number: "Saluta tion" Macdougall, ."Serenade" Gou nod. Solo: "O. Rest In tbe Lord," from "Elijah." Mrs. Georgian Uab- cock. Anthem: "Hark, Hark my Soul" Shelley. 4:30 p. nt. Vespor Service. Ser mon: "A New Testament Minute Man" Anthem: "The Splendors of Thy ' Glory, " Lord" Woodward. ' Or- gan prelude: , "Moderato In. G", Frlml, "Largo" Dvorak. . . , 6:30 p. jn. C. E. and missionary study 'of China.4 . ' ' .'. ' , ' ' Seventh Day AdvenUst . 1015 Rose Street... -Sabbath school to a. m. (Satur day.) .".''' Sermon 11 a. . m. (March . 7) "Heaven's Arraignment . Against Lukewarm Religion. What is the Remedyt" Welcome. I . ' Alva G. Walker, Pastor, ' - 4 ChrisUaa Church Sunday school 10 a. m. Morning worship aull. Sermon: "The First Great Pioneer." Evoning services . at7:30. Ser mon: "Can Klamath Falls be Clean and Prosper." ' W. E. Bobbltt, Mlnlstor. . Grace Methodist Cliurch . 10th and High stroots, 10 a. m. Sunday school. 11 a. m. morning worship. Rev. F. M. Jasper of Salem . Will be tbe speakor. 6:30 P. M. Epworth League. 7:30 p. m. Evoning worship. Tho Pastor will speak on tho subject; "If Christ Came to Klamath Falls" Special music at both these oorv- Ices. . . . , , Thos. D. Yarnes,' PasWr. -ion Liithcraii (liureh Chamber of Commerce hall, Fifth and Main. ' , , . j 9:30 a, m. Sunday school, ' 10:30 a. m. Morning . worship, Sermon: "Judas Iscarlot". This Is the first of a series of Lenten sermons. ,0. W. Hoffmann, Pastor. Milady Do You, Know Emotion Is thought transforming. I transform your old vorn furs Into the latest style, choker. 'Incidentally, your new choker will change your emotion. All Work' Giinrnnlccd. , MRS. WM. BESSLER F urrie r ' 025 Washington, . Uet. Sixth and Seventh ' 111 mm aiWl,.,,! Is Your Husband Forgetful? Using human, he probably does forget, nnro In .while, to bring home the groceries, Don't go hungry If this liuppmia, vnuuclnlly at night. We aro open evenings until 0:00 und on Huiidny loo, ' Our lino Includes cuffuo wo roast uurt.ulvus, domestic and Im ported goods. ... i ' ITALIAN-AMERICAN GROCERY 010 Mala Try the Coffee we lie prnyutlt best who lovoth host All things both great and mmill; For tho dear God whu lovolh us. Ilo mndo and lovolh all." Coleridge. i.iij'i'ii'ii'i -ii-i'- - - - - - Worship .In God's house helps us to love the othor fellow, 11 a. in. Communion'' service. Aullioin, Sermon. ' Solo, Mrs. Uabcock. ' 4:J0 p, m. -Vesper sermon: "A Now Testament .Minute man," MUST I'llKHHVTKUIAN Clll'IICII - Sixth ami Pino Streclx. BOBBITT will nn8wei' ' "Can Klamath Falls be Clean and Prosperous?" Sunday Evening nt the Christian Church . Our New Line of FRAMED PICTURES including the new creation "Peter Pan" Now on display for your approval rSBaKQ . Phon.39 ENLARGING AND TINTING Opposite Court House 827 Main Street See Our Used Cars i Priced 1921 Franklin Touring, licensed for . 1925 just overhauled i ' " -'' " v'" Four cylinder Essex - A real buy. " - ' ' - ' . I ' t !' . ....... ( . , - M Overland Touripg, Oakland Touring and , , Essex Touring. : 1 ... AH priced where they must sell. ' ., Oldtmobile, Rickenbacker and Franklin r I Petersen Motor Car Co. I 7th and Klamath. ttwMmtTtmtttttttttttwt7tttttttttt.,, Open nventngs eud 8undny roast ourselves! ' AltTlll'lt L. It HE, Mlnlsler QUALITY PHOTOGRAPHS PICTURE vn Anrt?a to Sell and in A-l condition. i. 4. .: , - ' '"'.'. ". ? Coach, has 1925 license. . ' ' '.. ' 1 ' Phone 668 f
