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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (April 4, 1925)
, V.-' ,ir ..-.! .... ... 5 ACE EIGHT i.f' i X ' i; h.v.: t- "" ' vvV EVENING' HERALD, KLAMATH' FALLS, ORE'GO " ' ' , SATURDAY" XHtffi 3, 192S; Easter activities aro fiund on the social calendar tor the next two weeks, and among the pretty parti as given the past few diys, favors in the spring and Easter motif have been mod. Churches, especially bold open for, the major irtlon ot tha Easter wook and services, In cluding special music, has been ar ranged for among the many denom inations of tho ctly. The week fol lowing " Easter is busy with nttei Lenten round ot functions with bride parties filing the afternoon hours. ' : : ;,: EtlLALOXA CHAPTKR P. A. n. TO MEET .Regular', meeting of the Eulal:na chapter of the Daughters ot tho American Revolution ' will be held at Jhe fcomo bf Mrs. Ray Telford a Cogger , avenue, Monday evening, April : 1. . ,'.-' . ' . 'Miss LeLalne West will read a (paper, "Tlte , Little Understood Pa triots" during the evening session. Plans for observing the 150th an niversary ot the battle of Concord and Lexington on April 19,. at the First Presbyterian church, will be discussed. The Regent,' Mrs. R. E. Watteaburg, desires a full attend ance... t the ..meeting on Monday evening. ' DANCE-CARD PARTY " TO BE GIVEN SOON" J ' Members of St Mary's Altar so ciety will hold a dance and card party in Moose hall on the evening of April. 13, Monday after Easter. Invitations -have been sent out to members and friends of the parish who are anticipating the first after 'Lenten affair of the year. . Miss Cecilia McMahan and Mlsa LouUe Cattuzza . are ... the . committee la charge of the evening's entertain- ment ' J ' KTETAIX WITH ,1 ." "r mxm.T clvp .. Members of the Pelican Bay com munity club: Issued Invitations to a large number ot guests for a danc ing party given on. Thursday, even ing in the club hou3e. An interest ing evening was enjoyed, with John ny . Houston's "Aggravators" ' play ing for -the dance. , It Is the plan of the club' members' to give similar dances , once -a. month, with Invita tions lssued"to guest "through jhe name ot the club only. EAX MEETING OP OOK DEPARTMENT J ' Mrs, ;R'Jland . Wright will have charge of the meeting, on Monday afternoonjqf the Book department, ot the Library club, 'hen they meet Jor the first meeting of, the month in the club rooms in the library. One of the most, interesting books of the year, that of George Bernard ahawVat.; Joan' wlU be reviewed y Mrs. 'William Ganang. "The White Monkey" by John Galsworthy aid to ho the most Interesting book ot postwar, conditions, in England - among society, will also, be' reviewed..-- Those who .kriow Galsworthy, and-lave read many of his books, particularly the "Forsythe - Eaga" appreciated-the' later book as a more readable work. The . Shaw wort, ''St' Joan" is an old subject treated in a .beautiful manner. ' , ' ' ....'' ''. :, . TO SEND GROIT Of -TOCLrXJATES Members ' ot Rebekab Prosperity lodge,; No. HO, I. O. O. F. met the latter part' ot the week to discuss the sending of delegates from' Klam ath Falls to the Rebekab assembly to be held In Ashland, May 19. Tho folhw lng members of tho lodge' win . .attend,. Mrs. ' DoCia .Vorrls, Mrs. R. A.s Em mitt, Mrs. Fred Glover, Mrs. 5VV J. .Cofer. Mrs, R., E. Watten burg, past president,' Mrs, Fred Goel ler, secretar'. Mrs. It. A. Emmitt, Ir. W.,;D. Cofer and Mrs. W. 3. StelnmeU, were recommended to re ceive .the .decoration of chivalry a tnedal of merit received for faithful service . la the Odd Fellow lodge, and conferred by the Patriarch Militia. Paris Strong For Gold CELEBRATE '''.'" .V::" BIRTHDAYS In honor of the birthdays of Ms Bernardino Hannon and E. J. Murray, Mis Grace. Gonboy entertained with an .'. attractive dinner . party in the Dutch room of the White Pelican hotel, dn Thursday evening. Easter fators' wers nsed.1 Covers were laid tot Mr. and Mrs; E. J. Murray, Mr. and Mrs. Pi B. Hnnnon, Mis Ber nardino Hnnnon,.MIss Ittlsa Cattuz s, Miss Cecelia McMahan, M'ss1 Vir BlDla Llnsmere, Miss Grace Conboy nCVMtr'"WiIL ' ' '' ",; '' -- OFFICERS ELECTED PRESBYTERIAN AID OPERETTA-SAID -TO - BE HUGE SUCCESS MANY of the n Paris baU are plain, decorated with a (tngl gold ornament, such aa th i one shown above. Gold decorakma ara eitremely popular.. . , , GRADUATE NTRSES MEET The Graduate Nurses Club met on Monday, March 30th at the home of Mrs. I. A. Towey at 311 North 9th street. ' . After a short business meeting in which a few improvements for the nurses registry were discussed and several new members were admitted to the club,. the evening was spent in playing Five Hundred followed by fortune telling and palm reading which TWas . enjoyed, immensely by j those present as the success and pleasures Indicated by- the fortune tellers in every instance overshad owed their disappointment. . Mrs. C. P. Mason, had charge of the en tertainment while Mrs. . Towey . and Mrs. Richards served dainty refresh ments.;.. .I..!; i ..''s. r-;ttf ;.;.,;,,,.; The next meeting will lie hold the last Monday in -April at the home of Mrs. Louis K. Porter, 437 North Third street. V Those attending the . meeting were, the Mesdames Wm. C.'. Hack ler, C. P. Mason, H. N. Gloystein, L. K. Porter, I. A. Towey, J. J. May bee; Madeline' De Carlo, Effie Rich ards, and tbe Misses Claire Roberts,. Leah Wolf, Margaret Culhane, Betty Mueller, Margaret Colahan ; and Ly-dia Frloke. . i . HONOR TENTH BIRTHDAY ; ' In honor of the tenth birthday ot her daughter, Thelma Fossum, Sirs. John Fossum entertained on Satur day L afternoon with a, delightful Easter party. Blue and pink were nsed as the .color scheme and as a centcrp'ece for the luncheon table, a huge Easter rabbit held his place over a -basket of Easter, eggs. The little guests of the afternoon who called to honor Miss Fossum wero the- Misses Emmy Lou Telford, In elda Telfor-d, Jean Hauger, Betty Hauger, Allison Barnes, Marian Fife, Virginia Greer, Joan Kranen burg, Marie Hoak, Adidell Wiard, Lucille Nine, June Setter and Nancy Gammon. . The Jacket ; the season's choice toi street wear may be faah loned from ?our: furs of several seasons past. Alone, or combined with any of the newer fur trimmings, this successful and exceed ingly practical garment Is an economical investment in Spring Smartness. Mrs. Wm. Bessler : Furrier, 025 Washington Bet. Sixth and Seventh All work 30 to 50 per cent Irss .than any fur' house In Klamath. Work guaranteed Officers ot (ho Auxiliary ot the Presbyterian church wore elected on Thursday afternoon at an Inter esting business meeting followed by a social hour of tea. Hostesses fjr tbo afternoon were Mrs. Mary McClure, Mrs. James Rhodes and Mrs.. Key. Mrs. George I. Wrlg!it poured at an attractive tea table. Daffodils and pussy willow were used In the rooms and as a center piece for the tea table. The election of officers resulted in the following: Mrs. C. H. Laudis president; Mrs. M. G. Mordott, vice president; Mrs. Wilbur Jones, sec ret lry; Mrs. Agnes Guest, treasurer. MAH JOXGG CLVB MKKTS Mrs. Edward Pike entertained members of the Mah Jongg club -at her borne in Pelican Bay oa Wed nesday afternoon. High score of tbe game was awarded to Mrs. R. E. Geary. Mrs. Wilfred Lamm was ac cepted Into the group as a new mem ber, during a recent meeting. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. C. I. Roberts, with Mrs. Robert as hostess. P. E. O. TO MEET TVESDAY - Mrs. Junior Daggett will enter tain the member ot the P. E. O. organization at her home on Tues day evening of next week. . This, will be the first meeting of the group for the month of April. Mis Vera Houston has prepared a paper on "German Opera", which will be read at this time. . : . KF.DROX CLVB WILL SCEET " ' V f Members of the Kedron club will enjoy an Easter meeting on Thurs day ; v eveningi 4 Jthe. Presbyterian, church. - ..'.. ... x - '. ' EASTERN STAR i , TO MEET APRIL 14 j - . . , Members of the Aloha chapter of Eastern Star, will entertain with a social evening on April 14, in the.' Masonic - temple. Plans have .been made for the event, which promise to be one ' ot the moat enjoyable affairs ot the spring. ' ' MTLI8 P. T. A. SCHEDULE MEET Mills Parent Teachers Association have scheduled an interesting meet ing In the school bouse for Tuesday evening. Due to vacation plans,, the club will meet the first Tuesday in stead of the second a planned. , - 4. '-,.-- MANY ENJOY MASONIC PARTY More than 150 persons enjoyed the party given In the Masonic tem ple on Tuesday evening, when the Past Patrons club entertained tho entire order of the t-odge, jncluding the Eastern Star, De Molay, Daught ers of Job and their guests. A hum orous feature ot the evenings was an April. Foot dinner; with the table set with attractive foods which were made of wood, paper and shav ings. A luncheon was served later In tbe evening. A mock Initiation and acceptance of . candidates Into the order wa put on by the ho.-ts, with a harem In full regalia. Danc ing and music were enjoyed later during the party hours. . ' ..'''''' ' BUSINESS WOMEN TO MEET APRIL 13 Members : of the . Business and Professional Women's clubs will not meet until; April 13, due to the occurence of five Mondays during tbe month of March. - At tbe meet ing on the 13th, mombers of tbe three compf ire councils will , en tertain -wlt'a a program after the banquet In the chamber of com merce dining room. The girls hare been working steadily 'on the cere monial, iwork which they will fea tureone of the prettiest parts of the eampflrej work. '' . : .v ..'' , . ..'. . ' ENTERTALV: t AT BRIDGE; , .; One of the pretty parties ot the week was that at which. Mrs. F. R. illnmblet and Mrs. Junior Daggett entertained a number fit friends at Mrs. Daggett's home, 103 Washing ton street on Wednesday evening. High score prizes were awarded to the winners at each ' of the nine tables. A daintily arranged sup per was served' later In the even ing ,'to i the , ST)Uf ' Those persona who ware fortunate to spo tho high school operetta, "In tho Garden ot the Shah" presented on Friday afternoon and ovcnlng, In tho 1'lno Troe theatre, claim It to bo the biggest: success ever presoutcd under the auspices ot Klamath coun ty high ,shcol, Miss Kl'olse Me Phorson "drVectisd' the '-pevatla. as sisted by,niember-ot the: foully In the suggestion of charjeter work and costumes. y ;" . Every mohtber ot ,lhi cast was at his test and voice control was es pecially commented upon. The prlu- clpal roles'wora carrtel by the fol lowing students: Peruvaa, tho Slinh, Laurence Carroll; Somecrnba, (ho Shirk, Horbert Wilson; Zihdah.'the Shah's daughter, Josephine Molas ner; Lahl&h, her friend, Uoruldlno Mars; Nowbch, Oahdnh'S uursu, I.aVerno Thomas;' Tod Harding, from the U. S. A . Harry Polls; Bill Cummlngs, from tho U .S. A., Carl Yancey; Samuel Johnson Jack son, negro servant, llJrry Molatoro. The leads wero splendidly support ed by an admirable cast ot it per sons In perfect' voice and cleverly costumed. ... Scones of. the operetta wore laid In the garden vf 'a pompous Shah whose lovely duughter, Zahdab, falls In love with Ted H irdlng. Zahdab' friend, Lahlah, also falls In' love with the other American, 1)1)1 Cum mlngs. In ordor to carry out bis promise to tho Shiok, to whom Za hdab is bethrothed, the Shah orders the mining engineers from tho lanJ. The) t5blek turns out to bo an Im postor and the entlro atfalr has a happy ending. - lilts 'of humor aro particularly noticeable during tho presentation and the dancing was especially enjoyed. " v. MRS. WRIGHT 1 TO BE HOSTESS " Mrs. George I. Wright has Issu ed invitations for wbat promises to be a delightfully Interesting Eajtcr bridge party on Wednesday after- noon in the Hail qnex. Sixteen tables will be In play.' . Mrs. Wright will be assisted (luring tbo. after noon byi a number of the guests. Easter favors wlll.be used through out the rooms and. as table motlts. Tho affair will be pne ot the first of the -spring parties, to ' feature the Easter note.; . , ' st;'mry',s alVa'r society to sell'1 .Members of the St. Mary's Altar society of the, Catholic church are planning to, noia a. cooxed rooa ana linen: sale .. on , Edstef Saturday, April li,. at Millor's . Market, ' oq Eighth and Main Streets. The ladles ot: the society bayo'been working for. the past month, on the sale and many .pretty and, attractive 1lts -of needlework as .well". 'as' dainty ' past ries will be put oh sale. . '" .- ..'. MLSS RENTE ' TO ENTERTAIN ' Miss Pearl' Rente will entertain a group ot friends at her home In Hot Springs addition, oa . Wednesday evening of next week." B1EHNS VISITING '. IN KLA.MATH FALLS . ' , Mr. and Mrs. George Blcbn and Miss Pearl . Blcjin ..are ' guests In Klamath Falls tor several weeks vis iting with Mr. and 'Mrs. Marvin Lucas. ' .' - - ' - - r RJ-7TURNS FROM SOUTH Miss Miriam MarUn . Visiting at Home of Silas Obcnchain CHURCHES Mr. and Mrs. ,8I1 Obonchaln have as their house guest Miss Miriam Martin, who returned last night to Klamath Falls from tSan Francisco. Miss Martin was attend ing school In . the south, . but was forced to leave, .due to a major operation, .'she will Spend the re mainder ot the spring with her aunt and undo. Mrs. Emily ;R. Olnser of Dorr Is is a 'guest In Klamath Falls from Dorr's, California. Oh, Mare iei What beautiful glasses,' they; match your hair and-:. compieiiori , per fectly;' V.-'"; Yes, I know. I got them at ,. Dr. Goble 709 MAIN ; GUW; pFraipof OdmumI , lJlKrinlnA Kl'ea Kxnntlnrd QUICK BERVIOS ..V , ?.lon I.utliiMnn (Imrch Chamber ot ' Commerco RoomSi Fifth and Main. ' 9:30 a. m..8uuday school. 10:30 a. m, morning worship. Examination and conflrmatiou of catechumens.. Sermon: "Wo will remember tho name of the Lord, our Ood." v-.:, - Regular quarterly mealing of the Coun:!! Immediately . nttor tlie ser vices. '" '' ' .. G. W, Hoffmann, Pastor, Hoventh Dnj- Advent b-l Public library building. 10 o. m. Sabbath? school (April 11) .. 11 a. m. Sormon: "For VhU Shuuld Wo Pray?" 7:30 p. m. Tuesday. Devotional service. Welcome. Alva 0. Walkor, Pastor. First IVmtbytorUiu Church Sixth aud Pino streets. , . 10 a. m. church school. . . 11 a. m. Palm Sunday service. Organ program: "Marcho . Poutlfl calo" Tombello, "Tbo Palms'' Fauro. Vocal solo, Mrs. Uort C. Thomas: Jerusalem" Parker. Sermon: "Go ing With the Mob." 6:30 p. m. C. E. 7:30 p. m. Evening sermon: "If You Would bo Strong." Organ prelude: "Offertory" Tours, "Simple Avou" Thome. ., , Special services will be bold at 7:30 p. m. oa Tuesday, Wednesday Thursday and Friday evenings ot tho coming week, tho pastor pre aching. Arthur L. Rico, Mlnls'er. Christian Church Sunday school t 10. Morning worship at 11. C. F. Bwsoder will preach. Evening sermon at 7:30 Bobbltt will preach on Romans 13 In the evening. W. E. Bobbltt, Minister. " Methodist Church Subject morning sermon: "Our New Church." Evening: "God's Providence and the Recent Tornado." PERSONALS I l W. H. Falrnanaa ot .Lumborton Is spending the week-end ' In tho dlty as o guest In (he Arcade hotel. Thomas McCarthy of Redding Is spending s few days In . Klamath Falls on buslhera and- visiting with friends. " '" iBert Pfolfer-'is among tho visi tors from San Francisco, . spending the week-end In Klamath Falls. F. L. Gerry Is rugliitered at thi Arcade ' hotel tor ' the week-end from his homo In Reno, Nevada. Mr. and Mrs. C.' 'C Everltt of Weed are guests In Klamath Falls for several days, wbllo looking Into business Interests. . Mrs. E. Norman of Cblloqulo Is among tbs guests from out wf town who aro planning to spond tbe week-end In tbe city. Edgar Johnson and M. Gordon are Klamath Falls visitors fivim their Koines In Medford, driving over to the city today. They report excellent road conditions . on tho highway. LEAVES FOR COOS Hincse Of Mother Take. K. S. Veatch To Myrtle I'otut E. S. Veatch, Klamath Falls busi ness man, loft this morning for Myrtle Point, In Coos county, where he was called by tho sorlous Illness of hi aged mother. Mrs. Veatch ac companied him as far as Grants Pass where she will spend' tho woek-end with her parents, returning to Klam ath Falls on Tuesday. BIRTHS HENDRICKS April , at the Klamath Valley hospital, to Mr. and Mr. L. W. llondrlcks, a son, Swanson's . Barber Shop Look for the Tallest Pol , in the World.. Beauty Shop in ' nectioa. ' Gertrude . Johnson charge Specializing In Marcel lag, water waving and French paper curl. Shampooing, scalp treat ments, . facial massage and manicuring for ' ladle and men. Hair tinting and fialr goods, made; to , order, '(..-, - Phone 318 ; , 625 Main St "God's Providence and the Recent Tornado" Sunday evening, 7:30 at the Methodist Church 10th and High Sts. BOBB ITT Sunday Evening Romans 12 Suggested by K. K. K. Christian Church Let Your Easter Greeting be a Photograph Your friends can buy any thing you can give them ex cept your photograph. You have two good photo graphers in your town The Peasleys Stinson's Studio l Both studios open by appointment Easter v r - t For ; Flavor SatU ; faction Strength and economy insist upon ' having your coffee fresh roasted the day Vou buy it. We roast coffee daily. Come in and try a pound today. ' ! I i ..... ' - .- : (-,.. - ''.'"' ' .' ' ', ';' " ' ' . Italian-American Grocery 910 Main Open Evenings' and Sundays ,' z Complete line of Domestic and Imported Goods .WE DELIVER FREE ..;-.:;i.-:iu; yim: r Y i
