The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, March 21, 1925, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextTOE EIGITT EVENING HERALDrKLAMATI! PAtX5,"0TlEGDN , SATURDAY, M'ATOir Sf, Tff2S . Society turned out en masse over the week-end to witness the Klam ath Falls automobile show, Thura tjr, Friday and Saturday evenings held under the auspices of the Am erican , Legion In tie new Johnson garage. Especially wag the at tendance "large on Friday evening, when many witnessed the attrac tive fashion show put on by mer " chants of the city. : , The week-was a success soci ally wHh the dinner eance at the White. Il'cllcan hotel., and many In- . formal , afternoon affairs scheduled for . spring entertainment. .' The Shrine show of next week, whlc't will, rival the Elk's . Minlstrel, is being - anticipated throughout the city and many tickets have been old tor the affair.,, All members of , the oast are residents of Klamath FaUs, making the affair tne more Interesting, v" The; recital of the Sftcred Heart Academy musical stud . ents, scheduled for. Tuesday, March. It, In tie White Pelican hotel U among the Interesting Items on the social calendar tor next week, with various clubs meeting in session for both afternoon and evening. ",; : .. ENJOY CARD PARTY ' , . TCKSDAY EVENING Members of St. Mary's Altar so ciety entertained with a card party and social evening In Lyceum hall on Tuesday evening in honor of St. Patrick's day. Favors and 'decora tions' as . well as refreshments iwere carried but in the holiday motif. High score of the evening was given to Miss .Evelyn . Kohn- and high score for I'entlemen to P. K. Han non. Low score of the evening was given to Mrsv Perry. i ;-. .-. ..::.-.''.-. HOSTESSES AT rjiy BRIDGE TEA ' ' '' ' ,VJ.'.' . ; - A series of' very-pretty parties were those given cn St. Patrick's day on ;'. Tuesday afternoon, and Wednesday, afternoon by Mrs. Fred Dunbar and Mrs. J. 3. Elliott at the home of the latter on Pacific Ter race. Favors and decorations' were . carried out in St. Patrick, motif, Vlth leaf green the dominant color. 'Assisting about the rooms - iwere Mrs. Glen Jester, Mrs. H. D. Llloyd Stewart,' Mrs. Will Baldwin, Mrs. V. 8. West and Mrs: It. E. Paddock. Mrs. ''Baldwin' and' Mrs. - West also presided aV the 'tea tables. ' High score of the afternoons were given to Mi"- R- C. "Oroesbeck and Mrs. C,' B. Brown, "second high to Mrs. Leslie Rogers i and Mrs.. . George Stevenson. Consolation - prizes for .Tuesday and Wednesday were-given ; to Mrs. Tom Walters and Mrs. Wil liam McNealy, The a:.a:r was one of -the most delightfully arranged social events of the season. . .-. -r :; ; ENTERTAIN ". WITH SHOWER 'In honor of Mrs. Carr Dilton, .who was before her marriage .io January, Miss Delli Short, a number of friends entertained for. her with .a miscellaneous shower at the Bur- rell Short ranch on Wednesday, -, March 11. The guests of the after 1 noon iwere Mesdames Dalton, B. W. Short, 'J. A. Short, R. C. Short, J. ' R. Dixon,; D. B. Murphy, G. J. Hll- yard, Harry Booth, C. F. Hager, F. . C. Slgford, J. F. Trlplett, D. Ellis Young, ' Robert , Tryear, Charles Lewis, - E. E. McClay, R. E. Brad bury, and the Misses Grace McClay, Lolse Slgferd, Dorothy Short, Mary .- Short and June Bradbury, i ; ff7 I ' and h '( Coat : : Remodeling '. '., MRS. WM. BESSLER -Furrier - 6iW Washington, , Bet, Sixth and Seventh All work 80 to 68 per cent 'less than any fur houa In Klamath. Work guaranteed. Symphony Archestra Will Give Concert Under the dlroctlou of .Harry Borel, with Mrs. A. J. Voye as as sisting soprano artist, the Little Symphony orcnei.ra will entertain In the Presbyterian church on Mon day evening, March 23, the concert scheduled for S:15 p. ni. Tickets may now be obta.ned.at the Klam ath Music House or Southwell's Sta tionery shop. The personnel of the orchestra includes Miss Kataerlne Walton, B. F. Slewart, Merle Swnnson and Gordon Smith, first, violins; David Tctten and Robert Claye. second violins; Mrs. Jute Barlow and M. Kasper, .violas; Louis Stein, bass; William Sward and Fred Fletcher flutes; Charles Cruwthers and Ken ton, Hamaker, clarinets; Walter West, basson; Art La Flesh and Carl Adams, trumpets; Marlon Bar nes, trombone; . J. . Sollenberger, drums; Miss Betty Ramsby, accom panist '.,..'. Following is tne arrangement of the program: - First Movement Svmphonle Mill talre Haydn. Aria Bacn-Gouood. Allegretto- From . F Major Son ata Grieg. . Violin Solo-AIr in O String Bach-WUSelms.. ' Symphony C Major Schumann. Adagio Espresjlvo. ' , ... . . La Caplnera The Wren Bene dict Mrs. A. J., Voye.-' Suite In' five parts Coleridge Taylor Scenes from an Imaginary ballet. . ' .':'-.' "..'.-' , . ,;v '.'' .:' ' "t ENTERTAIN . ' ' "' ' with party '.' '. ', '.; , ; .' Mrs. William Mattson entertain ed for her children, Billy Jiattson and Audrey Mattson on St. Patrick's day with an attractive party bear ing out the spirit of the day..' The guests were foe Kendall, Rose Dal ley Mariah. Grimes, Irma Darlejr, Robert Veatoa, Ethyl Driscoll, Hel en JHolbrook, Robert' Hunt, Freddie Glover,'. ' Donald Hunt, Junior. Van Emon, Cart Van Emcn, Valeda Dar ley, . Victoria Reiillng and the host esses' Billy Mattson and Audrey Mattson.' ' ' it r ' '" . ' V ''-'' COLLEGE STUDENTS TO SPONSOR DANCE ' Plans - are under- way for t'Je dance of Oregon Agricultural stud ents to be given in the White Pell can hotel on the evening of .Wed nesday, March 26, at which ' the alumni and former students of O. A. C. will be a-uests of those stud- ats ot the eollegj home for spring vacation- Oi. uv wk. Martin Rrm sby, a student of the college, Is gen eral chairman of the affair. All over the state of Oregon, Greater O. A. C. dances will be given on Friday night, in accordance with a schedule arranged on t'Je college campus "in the. past. Plans were made tor a dancing party at that time .in Klam ath Falls, however conflicts were found and the dance forged ahead to Wednesday evening. ";.y - - MUSIC DEPARTMENT TO OBSERVE WEEK '.' In observance of National Music week, which falls on May 3 to May 9, the music committee of the Library club is planning, to enter tain on that week, exchanging dates wlti the book committee; At this time there will be. no paper, - the entire afternoon devoted to music. There, will, bo no meeting of the music denartmpnt In Anrfl i GVKSTS ENTERTAINED .WITH LUNCHEON .',,.;, I Mr. and . Mrs. Jumej Perry en tertained for several guests- on Tuesday with luncheon In honor of their, son Kenneth Perry who was a member of the. school of senior engineers, who mere recent guests here' of the California' Oregon Fo,w er company. A centerpiece of. cut flowers rwa.:used for the luncheon table.,; Covers were laid 1 for Mr. and - Mrs. -James Perry, Professor Stuart Sims,; Miss Jean iPerr, Miss Lois Bynon,-Kenneth, Perry, Tom Delzoll . and ' Carroll Bullen. ' r - MIHB JOHNSON TO ENTERTAIN ' Miss Mary Johnson ' has Is.iucd invitations for. a March Hare din ner party to be given on Wednes day evening In the . White Pelican hotel. Covers will be laid for four teen guests, i UNIVERSITY WOMEN ' WILL GIVE BANQUET PUns for an elaborate banquet of the. Klamath 'Falls chapter of the American Society of University Wo men aere made on Monday evening when M 'as Leljino West entertain ed tao group with an -informal even ing. The date of vie "banquet has been set for April SO, the third Monday of the month, to be given In the White Pelican hotel dining room. The following head of tuo committees were appointed by Mrs, J. R. Bhaw, president of the society; Mrs. G. A. Krouse, general chair man; Mlas LeLalno Weat, decora tions; Mrs. Russell Austin, publi city; Mrs. Charles Wood Eberluln, in charge or the musical program; Mrs. E. L. Cramblllt In caarge pt the entertainmont tor the evening. Invitations have been Issued to all those whom the society think ell bile, however if any; eligible person has been overlooked, -the committee in charge are anxious to cbtaln their names tor the banque.t ' TO MEET WITH JEAN" PERRY . Miss Jean Perry will entertain In formally on Tuesday evening for a group of the younger set at her home on North Ninth street. .SOCIAL EVENING IS PLANNED . The. . program committee of the Business and Professional Women's club has planned a delightful social evening ' tor' members ot . the . ctnb and their guests In' tne chamber, of commerce on Monday evening when they meet In regular session. HOSTESSES . . . ., ' ; AT BRIDGE. :r. ' ' '. Mrs. G..I. Stebblns and Mrs. Al len -B." Jones sntertalaed Jointly -on St. ' Patrick's day,. Thursday after noon with an attractive bridge party In the McCarthy apartments. Dec orations and tea favors were car ried out In the motif of St. , Pat rick, with green the dominant color. .Prizes of the afternoon 'were award ed to .Mrs. G. A. Bellman and Mrs. H..J. Winters." The guests" present were Mesdames o'. I... Brown, G. A. Bellman, C. H. Knowlea,;- J. -'M. Glover, T. " E. McDonald, D.- H. Crump, J: H.' Gladwyn. Perry, H. J.' Winters, 'Ray Reeu, 11. W. Bath--iany, .A. H. Raymond, A. F. Sal ficky and the hostesses- Mrs. O. I. Stebbins and Mrs. Allen B. Jones: . MRS. RICHARDSON ENTERTAINS Mrir T. 8.' Richardson was hos tess, on St. Patrick's day la honor of Mrs. E. .W. Bennett, whose birth day falls on that day. Mrs. Rlch ardson entertained for the follow ing guests at her borne In the Sun set Apartments, Mrs. J. E. Hosklng, Mrs. E. - M. Igle and Mrs. E. W. Bennett. u ' ' ' Musical Department of the . ' r ' Sacred Heart Academy 7 Will ' the music pupils of ; the senior lass , ' in their , j '. . Annual Recital, March 24 at 8 o'clock, White Pelican Hotel -' '!.. , Admission 50c ; ";" - '': Tickets on sale at '-1 ; Earl Shepard Music Store : - - -'- - Star Drug Store -j ' H. J. Winters Jewelry Store ! - 1 . . . (Tickets also sold by the pupils of V , j ;, the academy, and I the younff..ladi6s; , i . 1,:: V;.;.'',:.' ; .:.:J : of the parish) ! $ '. , v;,.--. 4-Ttf4-Tt4-TTTTTTTTtTTT4TtTTTf IRECITAL PLANNED : . FOR TUESDAY EVE -One of the most outstanding fea tures on the social calendar for the coming wuuk. Is the musical recital ot the students ot the Sacred Heart Acidomy .which will bu given In the Whlto Pollcnn hotul on Tuesday evening, S p. m. March It, The affair- promises to bo one ot t.e most Interesting muslcala ot the year and the pupils of the muilc department have been working tor several months Jn uiep.iratlon fur the evening's entertainment. Tick ets huve been sold for the ufMlr tor the past fortnight . and excellent sales are reporter. Following U the program which hvui been arranged: Polka la A (themtf do W, and R.) Sorgel Rachmaninoff Traumcrel Op. 9, No. 4........ Richard. Strauss Impromptus Op, 9d, No. 4..: Fruns Schubert Florenco Olivia Elliott Bonnta Pathvtlque, 1st mov., Op. 13 U. van Beethoven Crespuscule (Twilight) Op. 4, No. 4 Stcherbatcheff Danu Trlpollna Pietro A. Yon Alicia Marie Davenport Farewell to Cuculllan (Old Irish Air) . trans. ' , Frits Krelsler Plrsicato .(from "Sylvia" ballet) L. Dellboa , Mrs, K. L. Alaux, violin. : Leatha pray, accompanist Petit Bolero,-Op. It Henri Ravins Submission No. ,S....SLgmund Ilersog Scotch Poem,, Op.- SI. Co. J.,... . "... . Edward MueDoVell , , . Claire Marie. Elliott . Coin' Home "(from the Largo ot the symphony "From ' the New ' World") Op. 95 ...Anton Dvorak Down In the Woodland. .Elgar-Bllis Mrs. Lester Offled, Florence Ofrleld Sopranos Clarice Elliott, " Maria Davenport Meno-Sopranos Lydla von Berthobxrort Contralto. ' Arabeaue No. I Claude Debussey i Japanese Etude Op. 17, No. 1 ....... Eduard Poldlnl Magic Fire (frortf Walkure, by ' Wagner) tramK,- by L. Brassier. . Lydia von Berthelsdorf II OacI'.;.....'..,.:;:: L. Ardltil The Meadow Lark . . ..... ....'..i...'...-.......Abble Gerrlabe-Jonea - Mrs. Lester Offleld Florence Elliott,' accompanist t . Arabeiue," on form d'Etude, Op. . V, 45. No. . 1 ....:.::..-..... Leschetisky' Lento No: 1 Cyril iSoott Indian llhupsody , . i-: ...'..... Preiton-Warsi Orem . " Loath-a La: Verne Gray Oroasess Septett, Grand Duo, Op. i 'JO rL. van Btethoven '.Florence Elliott, first piano , Lydla von Bemhcbvdprf, '' second .piano. . ENTEWTAIN WITH PARTY -.. ' ; . Mr., and Mrs.. R. C. Harris enter tained for a number of 'friends on Saturday evening with a delightful' Si. Patrick's party. Decorations 6( the evening were carried but la green Shamrocks,, and other St. Patrick's day Jtavors. Music and cards were enjoyed during the even ing followed by, refreshments, serv ed by , the hostesses, i The gueata of the. evening, were ilr. and Mrs, James Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Perkins, Mr. and) Mrs. Alfred Pansier, Mr. and . Mrs. Robert Wil son, Mrs. Eva Jor Jan and Hill Nitschelm, I ' .A present .iLi MUtTKHN UTAH WIM. SIKKT Aloh'u chupter ct the r.umern Star will meet In rcuulnr Hoiuilon'tn Mo Masonic hull on Tuostluy vvuiilng, March 84. Uullottlng and work in the degrees will bu followed by u banouat according to the worthy matron, Mrs. Murlon lluuka, ... . DINNKK DANfK DKUUIITFl'L ' One of tho prettiest affairs of the season was the dinner dunce given In the White J'ollcan hotel dining Doin on St. Patrick's night, w.ben n largo number of guosta were cnter- talued. Miss Ulancho O'Neill, rrock- ed In a clever Irish Maid's costume entertained the guests with (overnl solo Uanctti, ouu "The IrUh Waaa er oman" nod tho other au origin al creation, of "Doodle Do Doo." Miss Gertrude Nelda sang several vocal numbers In a. delightful man ner. The Jtffnlr was by far the most successful of parties given In that n a euro. The management U planning another dinner eaoce dur ing the month ot April. . IlltlDK GIVEN KITCHEN SHOWKU On Wednesday afternoon, a kitch en shower was glvon at the Charles Lewis ranch In the Olune district tor. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Lewis, whose marriage was an event of Christmas day 'In Fulls City. - They ecen'tly moved to the Lewis ranch whore they will make their home. Mrs. Lewis received many attractive gifts und tho afternoon was spent In a social manner. Mra, Churlet Lewis and Mrs. D. B. Murphy en- terialnod iwlth piano : selections. Those present during the afternoon were Mesaamea tonara, "Lewis, Claries Lowls, A. ' R. Campbell, E. E. McClajt, C. F. Hager, F. C. Sig ferd, O. J. Hllrard, J. F.tTrlplot. B. W. Short, R. C. Short, D. B. Murphy, Ellis Younvt, Charles Drew snd R. E. Bradbury. . HOSTESS AT HOUSE WARMING ' MUs Dorothy Currln will enter tain a number of guests at a house warming at their Some . Q Hot Springs tbls evening with slumb er party and breakfast. Tne guests will be tho Misses Frances, Humph rey, Pearl Rente, Jean Perry, Lois Bynon, Virginia' lloeft, .Josephine Llndley, Mrs. 'Marvin' . Lucas and the hoatess Miss Currln. j , . V.-''.; ''.nVW , St. Paul's . KpUcopnl Cliurrh ' , Seventh and High 8ts. . . The Rer. T. A. Meryweather 8 a. m. Holy communion. ' 10 a. Wt-Tburch school. 11 a. m. Morning prayer, and sermon: ."God's, Purpose, and Hu man Pride." t ' ' ' . -..7:30 'p. m. Evening prayer and sermon: "The First Epistle of Jchn." - : . " . ' Grace Icthodist. Cbnrch ' 10th and High streets. 11 a. m. Morning Worship.' Sub ject "Christ and the Abundant Life" " i Thos. D. Yarnes, Pastor. "- " ' ' Seventh Day Adrentbt Public Library building." 10 a. m. Sabbafa school (Satur day March 28.) v 11 a. m. "What Think Ye of Christ?" ; ry .- 7:30 p. mi Tueiday "How Vic tory Is-Maintained." Welcome. ' ' " ' " ". Alva G.'- Walker, Pastor. . - ' ' .'' First Prcsbytcrinn ' Church ; Sixth . and Pine streets'. j 10 a. m. church school, 11 a, m. Morning Worship, Ser mon "Loyalty." V ' ' '' ' 4:30 pi m. Vesper Service. Ber mon "The Ollt God Refused." 6:30 p. m. Mission study and C, E. meeting. " " . Christian Churoh ' Sunday school at' 10, Morning worship at 11. Sermon: . "A Rain bow In Heaven." Evening services at .7:30 Sor mon "The Vision, Splehdld." . '; ' . C E. at 6:30.' ,; W. E. Dobbllt,' Minister, ' ' . . , ' Zlon Lutheran Chureli ,. ' Chamber of Commerce rooms, Fifth and Main. :., ' y . ' 9:30 a, m. Sunday school. ' .10:30 A..- M.- Mornlnt , worship. Sermon: "Pontius Pilate' ' ... , ' O. W. Hoffmann,' Pastor, SON 1IORN IN SOUTH M. Anil Sirs, H. H, Mntliewit Con ,' ffratulittod On Iliith Of Hoy Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Mathews of Klamath Falls are being congratulat ed on the birth ot a son, born yoH terday In Yrokw whore Mr. and Mrs. Mutisms have boon visiting for the past fortnight. '.Mufhawt Is manag er ot the Shell o company end Is highly elated ovor tne birth' of his first jjpy, Tho family have, ona girl, Texas' Best looking Twins t V ' -' ' 'Jw t -l '' - JJ tC' : I Those twins. Churlene snd Chnrlc twin In Texas at a H4444HT44t4ttT4l4T4TT4tTTt44t4444tH4444444f Hear Bobbitt Sunday Night . y The Vision Splendid" Christian Church Klamath HIGH SCHOOL T ' OFFICIAL STAFF Photographers 192'4-bLASS ANNUALS 1925 Special Rates to all Students . 4tt4'44-tt "Photographic Art ENLARGING AND TINTING Opposite Court House 327 Main Street The Utile Symphony Orchestra; under direction of Harry Borel i , : in concert ' MRS. A. J. VOYE assisting artist . , ;, SOPRANO MONDAY, MARCH 23d, 8:15 O'CLOCK . ' PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ' ' ' Tickets $1.00 at - --i -v' ''' ; ' ;l Klamath Falls Music House ' ' ' v' ' . -" and Southwell's :' f , Michelin Tires Aire Not Experiments or mora tr.lnn a qtiartor of a century, Mlche,lln tires hayo given, satisfaction.' Pioneers, they, have kept ii'p with . prdgro. 'Bach 'Mlcholln lire Is. rigidly Inspected boforo it- loaves' the iactory. Bhoiiid somp Hidilon dofoci dovolon, 'howovor, YOU'OBT IM MEDIATE ADJUfiTMBNT HISIIK IN KLAMATH TAUtB NO DBLAVS.i Tiiko ndvnntago nf this sorvlco mako Vonf not tiro a Mlcholln. ' - ' ': ., , :.. t. . RECKARD AUTO SERVICE Phone 77 Sixth and Main L DiinfoiU. were Juditm! tli lesl kwkliii fair bald at San Angelo. . QUALITY PHOTOGRAPHS PICTURE ' FRAMES Phono 39 .',