The Evening herald., April 11, 1925, Page 8, Image 8

sTACE EIGHT' ,iwr
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(Lenten season, with the observ
unco by so many of socloty's host
' esses culminated today and Easter
, Services In tie various ehurehe.i
throughout the city, will end the
season entirely. During t'4e past
week, Easter parties were given by
number of hostesses with the fav
ors carried out In symbol of the
day. Easter lilies formed the basis
of decorations and . proved effec
tively beautiful. . On Easter Mon
day several affairs have been plan
ned, , malnl? the : Easter Monday
party ' of the- Catholic- young ladles
lot vthe Klamath Falls parish. . The
affair will be given -in the Moose
jhall, Invitations are also out for
feeveral May. parties to be given early
.In. -that month, which many claim,
to be the prettiest time of the year
,t entertain with afternoon parties.
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MISS RF.NIE ,
HOSTESS
f Miss Pearl Renle entertained at
her home In Mills Addition for a
number , of guests on Wednesday
evening. Following informal even.
jng aaintliy arranged supper
was served, covers for the guests
laid around a centerpiece-of spring
flowers. .'"Spring "flowers were also
the motifs used on the place card3.
Mies Dorothy Carrln will entertain
the group In t. .fortnight. Those
present were: : Mrs. Rsnle, Mrs.
James Howard and the Misses Jean
Percy, -..Josephine - Liadley, , Pearl
Biebn, Frances Humphrey, Virgin
ia Hoeft," Dorothy Currin, Frances
Zerchel, Feme Hanks,' Mary John
son, Lois Bynon and the' hostess
Pearl Rente...
f . ;
GUESTS INVITED ''.;. .
TO MAY PARTY
,. Mrs. Herbert E.'Hauger und Mrs.
, Bernard J. Rea have Issued invita
tions for a May party to be given
in the Hall ' hotel annex. Friday,
May i.'M -The" afternoon ."will be
spent at tables of bridge. The in
vitations I attractively bore a May
basket, filled with trailing flowers
In pastel shades.
PLAN DANCE AT
HENLEY SCHOOL
V Plana for a dance to be given in
the Henley school house, following
(he 'theatre, have been made, the
proceeds of- the affair to go toward
he- community building ; fund. Ladles
east of the highway are requested
to bring sandwiches and those re
: 'Biding wen. of the highway are ask
ed to bring cake. .
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, TO VISIT IN .
TUB SOUTH .
. - Dr. and Mrs. George Merryman
. and Mrs Oscar Shlve and daughter
i-Miea Helen Shlve, left Thursday
.? morning for San Francisco where
' they will spend n fortnight visiting
t with friends. - Mr.i. Shlve recently
recovered from an attack of Influ
enia which threatened to prove
,. serious. '.'' . '
with
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DRUGSTORE
. Saving is made possible by
'the t operation of twelve
big plants, 'owned by the
Rexall Stores
' '. '.' .
. Safety. I ossurefd by the
fact boat only the best of
.materials are used and
".only t'oe mo3t skilled cl
enlists employed. .
, Your confidence to well
placed hi '
STAR DRUG STORE
- Vtit $Pa!i Prut Jttt
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KLAMATH FALLS, ORE.
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With a Hat
To Match'
Rift; ?ri
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rl match the hat and contain kt j
cne of fashion's vhlms this
... . year, and ft Is moat effective a t
you can see by this photograph. The J
ww . w w iroca is yeuow and
the akirt and bandings are of yel
low and brown plaid. The hat has a
Jdn yellow crown and a plaid brim
turned up from U face. ,
MRS. GEORGE WRIGHT
. HOSTESS THIS WEEK
With one of the most delightfully
appointed parties of the spring sea
son. Mrs. George AYrlght enter
tained for a large number of guests
In; the Hall hotel annex, with a
bridge party this week.- Carrying
out the Easter motif In every detail
the hostess used Easter lilies and
ferns as tie main center, with In
dividual. .Easter. baskets, on -each
table.' - High score prise was award-
pKzesvto the high score at each
table. High soorep Tize was award
ed to. Mrs. Leslie Rogers, second
high to Mrs. A. M. Wordcn
During the party hours," Mrs.
James itnodes ueiighted with several
musical numbers,' Impromptu, Schu
bert, op. 90 4. Scarf Dance, Cham-
Inade. . ' ;
i Mrs. Wright was assisted In her
duties as hostess by Mrs. E. D.
Hall Mrs. H. N. Moe, Mrs. James
Rhodes, Mrs. V. E ' Parker, Miss
Mirian. Martin - and Miss Henrietta
Wright. Hand painted Easter cards
depicting the. festive bunny served
as attractive place cards. .
The guests of the afternoon were
Mesdames William Duncan, Sarah I
Gowen, L. Gerber, G. A. Krause, H.
N. Moe, P. A. Albertson, WU1 Bald
win, J. C. Boyle, Fred Baker, E.
M. Bubb, H. W. Brldgeford, J C.
Brockenbrough, C. B. Brown, Hard
in .Carter, C. P. Chastaln, A. M.
Collier, A. D. Collier, Carl Cum
mlngj, J.- K. Daggett, C. H. Dag
gett, D. N. Clemens, R C. Deweese,
Fred Dunbar, J. S. Elliott, Charles
Wood Eberleln, Syd Evans, W. P.
Evans, A. B. Epperson, 0. H.' Mer
ryman, C. I. Roberts. O.. Shlve,
Silas Obenchaln, Fred Fleet, R. C.
Groesbeck, A. R. Campbell, T. C.
Campbell, H. E. Hauger, W. C. Hunt,
Thomas Hampton, E. D. Johnson,
W. A. Jones, E. D. Lamb, iW. ' B.
Lamm, C. P. Mason, John Martin,
E. E Magee, W. D. Miller, M. J.
Mordoff, W. McNealy, H. M. Man
ning, , H. D. Newell, J. J. Parker,
E. B. Hall, L. F. Wllllts, R.' E.
i Wright,. V: E. Parker, H. D Mort
j ehson,' F. R. Haniblett, J. P. Brett',
E. D. Pike, James ' Rhodes, ' CfJ.'
Sabo, L. P. Sabln. H. F. Murdoch,
A. J. Sloan, H D. L. Stewart, Les
lie Rogers, C. F. Stone, William
Sargent, Earl Whltlock, A. E. Whit
man, M. 8. West, C. H. Underwo-od,
A. M. Worden, Jack Slater, C. L.
Moore, W, O. Smith, H. R Harrison;
B. J. Rea, M. M. Greullch, H. H.
Porrln and L. N. Haines pnd Miss
Mlalnm Martin. '
" EVENING ilERAUb," 'Kt'AMATH fALtS, OREGON '
PREPARE EASTER
- MUSIC IN CHURCH
Ouo of the most beautiful of tho
Easter services planned among the
churches of Klanrath Falls Is that
of St. Paul's Splicopal church, be
ginning with the early sunr'.se ser
vice at 6:30 a. m. The main service
at 11 a. in. has special music Un
signed by tSo choir master. Tho
majority of the service music Is tho
work of Sir John Stalner and Chnr-k-s
Gounod, both old romposors of
church music. -Some of the 'words
of the' songs go back far Into the
Seventeenth century and music is
also registered from Sir Arthur Sul
livan, court musician and at ono
time organist of St. Paul's Cathed
ral of London, one of London's most
famous churches. The following
program of Easter music will bo
sung: : .
Processional Hymn "Welcome Hap
py M-ornlng." ,
Chant "Christ. Our IPassover."
Edwards
' Offertory "Jesus Carlst la Ris
en Today "
"Sanctus" Sir John Stalner.
; "Gloria In Excelcis" Merbeck.
"Seven Fold Amen" Sir John
Stalner. v
Recessional Hysin "The Strife Is
O'er, The Battle Done."
D. A. R. MEETS
WITH MRS. TELFORD
. Members of the Eulalona chapter
of Daughters of the American Revo
tlon wore delightfully entertained
at the homo of Mrs. Ray Telford on
Monday evening. Complete plans
were made for the program to be
given on Patriot's day, April 12,
at 7:30 p. m. at the : Presbyterian
church. Tnis service will com-mem-orate
the 150th anniversary of
the battles of Concord and Lexing
ton and all churches, patriotic ro
ganiratlons and : citizens ' are cor
dially invited to attend the presen
tation of the program. Money was
voted to purchase shade trees for
the public school grounds. Miss
LeLalne West read' some very In
teresting letters descriptive of the
early days In "Old Virginia." The
meeting was especially well attend
ed. .,' . '.
MISSIONARY
SOCIETY MEETS
. A most; interesting meeting was
enjoyed by the. members of the Me-
thodist church . Missionary society, I
when they met at the home of Mrs.
L. N. Haines at 1125 Main street
on Thursday afternoon. More than
30 guests were present to hear Mrs.
Whitman, mother of Avard Whit
man of the high school faculty,
speak on China and Chinese cus
toms. Mrs. Whitman Is a foreign
missionary who has returned recent
ly to the United States from her
work in Kaylnj, China. It was on
this work and the training of child
ren in the Christian schools that she
especially spoke. The group', will
meet again the second Thursday In
May.
VISITING
WITH DAIGHTERH ,
Mrs. Frank Olcson of Seattle.
Wash., Is visiting In Klamath Falls
at the home of cr daughter, Mrs,
William Ganong for an Indefinite
period. Mrs.-Oleson's daughter, Miss
Mlldren Oleson Is also In the city
with Mrs. Ganong.. -
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EASTER PARTY . , .
FOR DAUGHTER
Mrs. George Mallot entertained
this- afternoon . with , an attractive
Easter luncheon and afternoon
party for her small, daughter Dor
othy Anne. Covers for, 12 guests
were laid around a centerpiece of
Easter, motif. Following the lunch
eon an Easter egg hunt was enjoyed.
The guests of Mrs. Maljett were
Oracle Groesbeck,. Stewart Groes
beck, Claire Hector, Margaret Har
vey, Leslie May, Woldred Dletche,
Carl Van Emon, Junior Van Emon,
Percy Evans, Lloyd Drew, Frieda
Sugarman, and Dorothy Anne Mai
lett '
RETURNS FROM .'
HONEYMOON
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Lundgren have
returned to the city nfter a brief
wedding trip taken to Medford and
Grants Past where they visited with
friends and relatives.- Mrs, -Land-gren
will be femomberad.' as' 'Miss
Violet Lewis before her marriage
last week. Tho couple will mako
tholr permanent homo Itj thu city,
FIFTH -URADH
KNTKRTAINS
Members of the Fifth grade of
tho Summers school cntorulned the
Sixth, Seventh mut Eighth grades
with nu Raster party at the school,
on Friday afternoon. The main
toaturo of the afternoon wae au In
teresting talk by Captain O. C.
Appleguto on Oregon History and
the Modoc -War otter which the
clnss sang' tho Dakota lr.dlun war
song.: Refreshments, appropriate nf
tho Easier soasou were served. Mem
bers of the class are H.nol Short,
Robert Kiel), Elvn Ward, Anna
Noll ami Theron Denring. Mrs.
Ilertha Esell It tho teacher.
.
MISS 8NK1UCOK
ADDRESS t'l.l ll
Miss Jano Sacdlcor of Medford,
addressed members of tho Library
club at . their meeting on Friday
afternoon, with an Interesting ad
dress on art, and tho use of flowors
In the application of design. . Due
to tho Easter season, very taw of
the members wero present. Miss
Sncdlcar used as tho main subject
of her topic, tho manner. In which
tho Japanese applied the floral
designs to their work. In odd num
bers and' In the manner which the
priests it Buddha used tho flowers
In the temples. Tho address wis
beautifully given an'd 'Illustrated
with books which Miss Snedlcor had
broug'n with her. ; .
MA1I JONGH
CLUB TO MEET
Mrs. Charles 1. Roberts will en
terinln for nicmbora of tho M.ih
Jongg club at 'her home on Wed
nesday afternoon of next .weok
Tots will be the first meeting of
the group tor tho month of April.
COMMUNITY CLUB
MEETS THURSDAY
Women's Community club of
Chlloquln met oa Thursday, April
3,' for a shcrt business meeting. The
club voted to give Principal Cram
btltt of the school, S10 tor base
bill equipment for sports for the
children.' Forty nine members an
swered the roll call, Impressive or
the number that have Joined since
the organisation when only ten
signed the charter, April 16 has
been set aside as a social meeting
for the club at the Hotol Balfour
at' 10 a. tn. -Cars will transport the'
members to-Uia home of Mrs. Jack
Valla If at Ewsuha camp. Mrs. Val
lair will he assisted by Mrs. R. C.
8plnk, and Mrs. C. C. Hendrlck.
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MISS STEVENS . "
HONORED SATURDAY
On Saturday evening, members of
the: staff of ' the Klamath General
hospital entortnlned with Miss Marie
Stevens as their honor guest. Miss
Stevens lett on Monday for Wy
oming to make her home Follow
ing a theatre party, dinnor mas
served for twelve guests, Chinese
food as the dishes. - Guests of the
evening Include tho Misses Leah
Wolfs, Partlcia 'Stuart, Laurel Ros
elle, . Fay Mueller, Mary Logan,
Margaret Culbar.e, Claire Roberts
an'd Mesdames I. A. Towey, O. S.
Newsom, Effle Richards and Hajol
Kaiser.
MISS MOORE -ENTERTAINS
A most attractive informal party
was that given by Miss Venice Mooro
in the nature of ' an April Fool
party at her home on April 1. Re
freshments were served to the guests
following an interesting evening.
Folowlng were the guests who en-
Joyed Miss Moore's . hospitality."
Misses Allsa Massey, Carrol Gray,
Dorothy Dunham, Ada Jones, Edna
Bennett, Jane Oarceloh, . Jennie
Grovcr, Lois . Woedcn, Lydla Von
Berthelsdorf, Muriel Moore, Marie
Crystal, Martha Jones, Marjorle Lou
Peyton, Margaret Cunnings, Maurice
Oltey, Margarita Barkley, Margaret
Alter, Mildred Rldeout, Ruth Color,
Thelma Grlzzl.e Virginia Peyton, Vir
ginia Beale, Virginia Hoett, and
Zepha Rogers.
DINNER GUESTS
TUESDAY EVENING
Mr.' and Mrs, C. S. Currin en
tertained .for a number of guests at
a delightfully appointed dinner at
their home on Pacific Terrace, Tues
day evening. ;. Following dinner the
evening was spent In cards. Covers
were raid for Mr. and Mrs. W. R.
Waggoner, Mr., arid Mrs. L. F. Han
sen, Joe Brett, Mrs. it. L Dclzell,
Mr. and Mrs. C. 8, Currin, Richard
Currin, M'jis .Dorothy Currin apd
Robert Curfln. "'.' :. '
HONOR WITH
SURPRISE PARTY
In honor of Mrs. I). Ilajnus of
Malin, a number of Klamath Falls
residents motored to Malin on Sun
day to spend the day nt the Rajnus
home. The occasion was 'Mrs.! RnJ
nus' . birthday. . A birthday dinner
was served later In the dny covers
laid for. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Otter
man, Mr, n-ndMrs. .Tamos' Otterman,
Mr. and Mm- '' B.'-' Rajnus- Mrs
Charles Stomwelt, Mrs. Lotis Bold-
Iscbar nntj Mr. Joseph OoldsmHIi.
1SMUM INVITATIONS
roil SPRING PART
Mrs, Wllllnm McNoaly and MM.
Lynn P. Ha bin have Issued' Invi
tations for. nu Interesting party to
be given ou Friday and Saturday
April IT and IS. in tho Hall annex.
CHURCHES
Flint t lirlatinn (liiirrh
. .Easter program, Suiulny, April 19,
11:00 a. m. Opening chorus: Solo
by Mrs. Snod grass. Prayer, Buret's
Little Symphony Orchestra. Scripture-
rendlcg. Communion, floret's
l.lttlu Symphony Orchestra. Knster
Cnnata, "Tho Thoru Crowned King",
lleni'dlctton.
St, Paul's Episcopal ('liurrli
?lh uud High street, ,
:30 a. ui. Communion sorvlce.
9:30 a. m. Chlldrens service.
11:00 a. m. Choral Ruchsrlst,
Processional Hymn "Wolcomo
Happy Morning."
Caant "Christ, Our Passover,"
EJwnnls.
Offertorj- "Jesus Christ Is Ris
en Today " 1 .
"San'otus" Sir John Stal-ivr. 1
."Gloria In' Excelcis" Merbeck.
"Seven Fold Anion" Sir John
Stalner.
Recessional 1 Hymn "The Strife
U O'er, Tho Battle Dono."
4:30 p. ni. Choral evensong.
. Rev. T. A. Mcrrywoathor.
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Grn- Miihoilist Church
10th and High street.
Tho Sunday school will meet at
9:46 a. m. Instead of at 10, In
order to complete the Easter pro
gram botoro 11a. ni
At 11 a. m the pastor will speak
on tho subject: "Did Orlst Actual
ly Rise from the Dead?"
In the evening, atl8vpv m. tho
Choir will give the Eistern csatala
for wh'ich thuy have been proior
ing for tho past several months. j
Everybody welcome. We are ex
pecting a targe crowd. Come early
If you want a good seat.
Tnos. D, Yarnes. Pastor.
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Fust IVrsbytrrlan Church
Sixth and Pine streets.
10 a. m. Church school.
11 a. m. Easter Service. Anthenn:
"Oarlst the Lord Is Risen," BucV.i
God Hith . Appointed o Dny"
Gounod, Mrs.. Georgian Dubcuck.
Tours Solo: "O. Dlvlna Redeemer" !
Organ program: "Marche Solenno-
llo" Gounod, '"Reverie" Logan.
Sermon. "The Conquering Christ".
0:30 p. in. C. E.
7:30 p. m. Easter Musical Ser
vice. . Organ program: "Cujus An-
Imnm" Rossini, "Chorus of Seraphs"
Dlggle,,. "Evensong" Marling. Violin
and fluto duet, . Messrs . Boral anil
Sward. Solos: "Bo Ye Comforted,
Ye That Mourn" Fisher, Miss Eholso
McPhorson, "I Know That my Re
deemer Llveth" Hsndel, Mrs. Bert
C. Thomas. Anthem: "Hosanna"
.. . All Kinds of Fur Manufac- ,
turing and Coat Remodeling , '
Mrs. Wm. A. Bessler :r;v ". ;
i . Furrier
' 625 Wash. St.
in Between Sixth and Seventh N
i4W VVorA Guaranteed
Uiirnler, "Life's Uosurreellen llm
Noldllimei', ."I'litJld Yo l'ui'tiilii"
Uouuod
Arthur L. Rico, Mlulslur,
'
'. Ki'vonth Buy Ailvi'iulst
Publlu library building.
" 10 nTm. Siibllutll'si'liool"Air, 18!
11 n. ni. sorinon. "l'rcpiirallon lo
Enter lloavon." '
"TTitO p. in. Tuoidiiy: Devotlnnnl.
Welcome.
Alvu tl. Walker, Minister.
Zlnn l.iilhi'inil CIiiiitIi
Chnmber of I'omliierco roome.
Fifth mid Main
10:00 Preparatory serrlco for
comniuiilcniils.
10:30 Knster service with cele
bration of tho Lord's. Supper. Ser
mon: "I Know That . My Redeem
er Llveth." ( ' '. .
Regular Quarterly meeting of the
voters Immediately after tho sor
vlce. G. W. Hoffmann, l'aitor.
a
"He Is Risen"
11 a. m.
EASTER MUSIC
AND MESSAGE
7:30 p. m.
EASTER CONCERT
.
F i r s t
Presbyterian
Church
Sixth and Pine Streets
Arthur L. Rice, Minister
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ENLARGING
Opposite Court House 327 Main Street?
' Saturday! titm 1 1; 'loari
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suvvvxiixrjinrsfifsji,'"r' M i "Tirsf i j
Swanson's
Barber Shop
Look for Ibo TaMesl Pols
lu Ibo World iW
h
luauty Shop In toa
nect Ion. t
Gertrude Johnson I' In
charge i
flpeclnllilng In Mre-l-1
n t(. water waving and
French papor earl.
.Hliauipoolug, scalp treat
ments, fnelnl raansss
and niBiilourlug for
ladles. ud wen,
. j;
lis. i tlnl'ng and hair
goods made lo ordtr.
Phone 318 (
625 Main St.
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