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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (April 25, 1925)
frv,r . '-H-'. fc-m . .... ,., v ..-.ri..r- WKJl '..- ..j;, 'I,,:,. jPXGE EIGHT Spring is definitely here. That baa 'been setllod by D.imo Naturo herself, who. is the dictator and ruler of alt mankind. The . early part of the month was tilled with plendld promises of Spring, com log to stay, but contrary April sent showers plentifully, whether cr no she had May flowers In her mind. However, the Weataer Man, who fs nearty as much a controller of des tinies as Dame Nature, as willed It that the major portion of his bad ' .weather has gone to lands unbe known - to us, to hibernate until the winter months. Spring activ ities are - in the , air; the odor of spring , pettr.eates through every household . and the clutches of Old Man Winter have gone, to be for gotten for months and months In the' pleasant basking of sunshine. Although Lake, of the Woods was . reported to. have been enclosed In the crip of snow, the warm rays of the sun have melted the white cov ering and the road Is reported as passable once more. Several resi dents of Klamath Falls have epent the week-ends of the past month in their summer cabins, especially oc- : cupjlng, them since the opening of fishing season. - - , :' CONCERT GIVEN ON FRIDAY SIGHT Singing to a, capacity ' house, George Maddox, famous tenor, as sisted by. ' Rupert B. Maddox W. Carlton, James and Charles Hagel Tig, was presented in the Methodist church on Friday evening. Although engaged by 'Ellison White for the coming season, Maddox Is making a tour of this section of the west before going into the work for the Chautauqua season. , v The ; Interesting program Is as ' r - '' " ' " ' . ' - follows: . . , . ; v .'"Thy Lips -Like Crimson Berries" (Stcllianl) Mascagnl. (b) "To a Hill Top" Cox", '(c) "Forbidden Music," qatsaldon. (d) ';ni Sing Thee' Songs of Aroby" Clay Geo. Maddox. ; - .' ' v "Romance" Svendsen. (b) "Valr e Trlste" Sibelius, (e) "Hymn to he Sun" Hyrnsky Korsakoff (dj "Londonary Air" Kreisler arrange m eat Ca rtto n James. "Ah,. Moon .of my Delight Leh mann. (b) .''Little Mother of Mine" ; Burleigh, (c) "Then You'll Re member W. (d) "My Jean'r Cara Roma Oeo. Maddox. ( "The Battle, Eve" Bonheur. (b) ' "The Moon Has Raised Her Lamp Above" (Benedict. Duets Ceo. Mad I dox and Rupert Maddox. .."At Night" Rachmainoff. (b) "For You Aloao" GocM.. (c) "I go .to Claim My, Lire" Royce Geo. ;' Maddox; (Violin obbllgato, Carlton i James. v ... : RETURN TO .KLAMATH . "'.-;.-.; i The many . friends of Mr. and Mrs; William Magulre "aro welcom ing them back to Klamath county. They will bo at home for the stfm nier at Pelican. Bay Lumber com pany'' camp 1. They resided In 'Klamath Falls a number 6f years ago, before' making their home until recently In Seattle, Washington. .; . .ALOHA CHAPTER WILL MEET Aloha chapter, No. 61, Order of Eastern Star, will meet In regular taosslon on Tuesday evening, May i?3 at 8 p.' m. In the Masonic hall. There will be balloting and work in tbe degrees. ; . t'fl Special mualo will be given during the -initatory work., A buffet lun iCheon. will, be served at 4'ao close ,,pf the chapter. . Tha-e'iapter wishes H known that all visitors ip tha ,Hr are1 welcome to attend the meet- i On Iay,;s5. . Jho Klamath ' Falls hnrYwl.I- visit the Ashland chap ter and exemplify .the work of the order,;-'' " -. ";' . . , -.' .' '".. . ;'.''.'' MISS CURIUN ENTERTAINS ' iMisa Dorothy Currln entertained informally at her home on Thurs day evening for a number of guests. The; evening wis epent In music, when Miss Pearl Blehn entortalnod with several selections. iMiss Vlr- 'glnlft- Hoeft will entertain 1 in a fortnight for the roup. Those pre sent were Miss Josephine Llndley, Jllas Virginia Hoeft, MIbs Teml Blehn, Miss Frances Humphrey and .Miss Pearl Ronle and the hostess .'HtM i coma," in' :-y ', ''' '. "' .- ' I I. -. ' .... AVCTION HR1IK.K ('LIB ENTERTAINED For the pleasure of the membors of the Auction Bridge club, Mrs. Louis Qerber entertained on Wed nesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Qejrge Merryman. Miss Mir am Martin was the ust of the afternoon. High acore during the playing of bridge was awarded to Mrs. Oscar Salve. Those present were Mesdames William Duncan, H. N. Moe, Oscar Shive, Charles I. Roberts, R. E. Wright, Sarah Gow an, L. F. Wlllits, Silas Obenchain, George Merryman, G. I. Wright, W. E. Lamm, O. A. Krause, the guest Miss Martin, and the hostess, Mrs. Gerber. .LADIES AH ENTERTA1NMED Members of the MethJdist Ladies Aid were entertained by Mrs. E. M. Chiloote at har home one after noon this week. Assisting the host ess during the day were Mrs. Mol lis Belding and Mrs. George Down ing. Following a short business hour the remainder of the after noon was devoted to pleasure. Those present were Mrs. John Linfesty, Mrs. H. K. Smith, Mrs. F. H. Cofer, Mrs. E. G. Daivis, Mrs. W. C. Van Emcn, Mrs. C. F. Blundoil, E. H. Balslger, Mrs. George J. Walton, Mrs. S. R. Berry, Mrs. W. A. Lev Ing. Mrs. W. J. Stcinmetx.'Mrs. W. D. Cofer, Mrs. F. W. Bechtel, Mrs. G. K. Rosenquist. Mrs. Stanley Martin. Mrs. J. N. Guthrie, Mrs. L. K. Phelps, Mrs. W. O. Hardberger, Mrs. H. E. Momyer, Mrs. Lela Yar nes, Mrs. Louise Knowlton, Mra. M. E. Bruner. Mrs. T. J. Webb, Mrs. A. G. Colson, Mrs. C. G. Winters, Mrs. C. H. Barnstable, Mrs. James Covert. Mrs. E. C. Stuckey, Mrs. E. W. Kakefield, Mrs. Guy N. Satter lee, Mrs. O. B. Dollarhide, Mrs. Walter. Heifer, Mrs.' E. T. Hlgln son, Mrsf. HaUIe' Kendall and Mrs. Carl Beebee. ' . '! '. ".'..'.." DINNER DANCE DATE SET Mr3. Hope Kllbourne of the White Pelican hotel has set the date for the spring dinner dance as April 29, Wednesday evening. A limited number cf reservations have been made In order to avoid any con Jestion. A full orchestra has been arranged for' and all details com plete..,. , ' . . ' Among those who have. signified their Intention of entertaining on that evening ars iFrank Moser for a party of ten; Dr. and Mrs. H. D. Lloyd Stewart and party of 12; James Maguire Jr., and party of 14; Ry Durbln and party of 14; E. H. Pike and party of 4; L. Porter and party of 2; Jolyi M. Glover and partx of 6; Bab Rob inson and party of 4; W. H. Rob inson and party of 4; Jack Slater and party of 4; Fred Houston and part7 of 8; and A. H. Raymond and party of 4. It'SIC WEEK . TO BE OBSERVED . ' In observance ofNatlonal Music Week, May 3 to May 10, the last musical program rof the year, of tha music department of the Library club, will be given on Monday, May 4 at three o'clock In the Presbyter Ian church. There will be no paper at this time ,the entiro afternoon devoted to the rendering of music al numbers from modern composers. Those who will participate In the afternoon's program are among the best known voices and musicians In Klamath Kails, and the commit too In charge are fortunate 'In ob taining their courtesy, -. ' ' On Sunday evening, May 3 the choir of the Presbyterian church will give a sacred concert. . All or ganisations devotod to music aro scheduled' to ' display some sort of work during the week and.it. Is the' desire lot all Interested to ob tain a large following to attend the programs ' given Id Klamath Falls during that week. .- " . -. . "' - GRADUATE NT RUES , MEET ON MONDAY The' Graduate Nurses - club will meet on Monday evening, April 27 at the homo of Mrs. Louis K. Porter on, 437 N. Third street. A short business meeting Is . scheduled at which "Credentials'; will be the sub ject. Members who, have not brought their credentials to the club are asked to do so at this meeting. Following the business session, a social hour will be enjoyed. All graduate nurses are asked to attend th jathrliif"'" "-' ft -. m EVENING HERAIJ)i'kuIATH FALUq. OREGON TRI S CLUB WILL ENTERTAIN SOON Members of the Tri 3 club, an organisation of young girls of the Episc.ipal church, have named May 26, Tuesday evening as the date for their initial dancing party, to be given In the White Pelican hotel. Patrons and patronesses tor the af fair will be Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wood Eber:ln, Mr. and Mrs. Char les II. Uttdorwood, Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Moe, Mr. and Mra. Leslie Rogers, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Mc Noaly, Dr. and Mrs. E. D. Lamb, Mr. and Mrs. Francis R. Olds, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Amlcke. Mr. and Mrs. Carey M. Ramsby, Mr. ami Mrs. R. E. Deweese, Mr. and Mrs. Allan B. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Stearns, Mr. and Mrs. John Martin, Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Cczad, Mr. and Mrs. Lynn P. Sabla, Mr. and Mrs. M. S. West, Mr. and Mrs. James A. Perry. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Frankfort, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Jenkins, Mr. and Mra. Fred Dunbar, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Elliott. Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Cone, Mr. and Mrs. Caleb Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Walter West, Dr. and Mrs. T. j. Campbell. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Boyle, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Darling, and J. J. Miller, f Plans for the affair were laid at a meeting of the group at the home of Joan Thompson on. Thursday evening. ' Miss Let ha Simmonds will entertain In a fortnight when plans will be completed. Those present during the evening were Mrs. C. M. Ramsby. Mrs. Frank Frankfort, and Betty Ramsby, Mar gery Prime, Addle Jenkins. Evelyn Amlcke, Alice Miller, Joan Thomp son, Violet - Darling, Honor Moore, Letha Slmmbndsi Frances West and Lois Bynon. :: . FRIENDSHIP CLUR IS ENTERTAINED Members of the Friendship club were . entertained at the home of Mrs. W. L. Sanders on North Ninth street this week. Games and music were enjoyed during the afternoon, with refreshments served later by the hostesses, Mrs. William Sanders, Mrs. A. ParJue, Mrs. J. Bond, Mrs. C. F. Stemwell, Mrs. R. M. Smith, Mrs. W. D. Batterlee. Mrs. F. H. Cofer will entertain the group at her home on Tenth street In May. MRS. KUYKENDALL IS HOSTESS Mrs. D. V. Kuykendall entertain ed for members of the Women's Guild of St. Paul's Episcopal church at her home on Thursday afternoon. Following a short bulneis meeting the remainder of the afternoon spent in needlework. . T'aose who have not received the church direc tories," which ha7e bzen received .from the press, miy obtain them at church services on SnnJay mornin;. Those present during the afternoon were Mrs. Walter West, Mrs. Caleb Jones, Mrs. E. D. Lamb, Mrs. J. 0, Darling, Mrs. C. C. Seeley, Mrs. George Watson, Mrs. L. 8. Tyrrell, Mrs. Allan Sloan, Mrs. John D. Morgan, Mrs. Adklsson, Mrs. E. H. Lawrence, Mrs. Carey Ramsby, Mrs. John- A. Uerllngs, Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. A. R. Morrison and Mrs. D. V. Kuykendall, the hostess. BRIDGE PARTY NEXT WEEK On the social calendar for next .week, and standing out as one of the foremost . toclal events of the month, Is the bridge party for which Mrs. Bernard J. Rea and Mrs. Herb ert Haugor Issued Invitations several Weeks ago. The affair, will be given .in the Hotel Hall annex, on May 1, Friday afternoon. ;...'. KEDRON CLUB AVILL MEET J'.'-f fwo school teachers from Klam ath Agency, Miss Grizzle and Mies Shaver, will entertain ' for members of the KeJron club in the Presby- trlan church when the organization meets on Thursday" evening. The new administration will tako . of fice at this time, ' election having occurred a fortnight ago. ,. , ;: INVITATIONS OUT FOR BRIDGE PARTY Invitations have been Issued by Mrs. Allan B. Jones and Mrs. 0., I. Stobblns for a May party to be given on May 2 in the McCarthy apart ments. The afternoon will be do. Yotod to 'hridRPl" 'V" n- -r GOLDEN WEDDING TO BE OBSERVED MAY. 6 - Invitations have' been Issued to a large number of friends nud rnln tives of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. EnVmltt of Klamath Falls, who will celebrate their gohleu woddlng on Wednes day, May 6 at their home t S17 Pine street. ' v . Fifty -years1 ago, , May li. 1S75. Flora Leslie, daughter of Josluh and Mary Leslie, was wedded to Robert A. Emmltt by Rev. Todd, in tho little town of Roseburg, Oregon. Miss Leslie was born in Attica, In diana. Mr. Emmltt; a native of Illinois, from a little town near Peoria. - , They decided to .. start out tor themselves, and with all their world ly possessions, with the exception of their wedding presents, started to Klamath Falls through the moun tains, Mrs. Emmltt, a fruit little girl welghlrg only 108 pounds, sit ting on a horse, loidtng the pack horse. Emmltt walked ahead, with their 100 head at cattle. . Settling on a ranch on the Klam ath river they lived there for five years, with three children blessing them. Tragedy, the first black cloud to enter their lives enmo one day, when an attack of scarlot fover took two of their girls, Kitty and Mabel. The second daughter born on . the rule ' ranch Is now Mrs. Georgia Moyers of San Francisco, who will bo In the city for tho gold en wedding. In 1880 they moved to a ranch near Keno where they re sided until 190$. Two more girls were born to Mr. and Mrs. Emmltt. They are Mrs. Ivy Probst and, Mrs. Charmton Johnson, both of Klamath Falls. Five grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Mr. and Mrs. Em mltt boast. Two of tho great grand children will be present for the cele bration from their home In Santa Cruz.'- " - ' , .'..,' ' Reception hours aro from two to three; three to four; four to five; seven until eight o'clock. A family dinner will be served later. Two of Mr. Emmltt's sisters will he present from their home In Portland. On the evening of Thursday, May 7, the Odd Fellows will entertain' In the hall with an old fashioned wed ding. Mrs. Emmltt will wear the same wedding dress she wore SO years ago, a basque creation of pearl grey silk. Iter Toll is still as frag rant and dainty as It was years ago when orange blossoms wreathed Its crown.- The many .friends of Mr. and Mrs. R. A.. .Emmltt Join Id 'Wishing them; many more years of the happiness they, havo enjoyed. SIRS. BATHIANY., IS HOSTESS il Mrs. H. W. .Bathiany entertained Informally with- a series of bridge luncheons on Wednesday and Thurs day of this week at her home. Four tables ot bridge .-were enjoyed on each day. Favors and decorations were carried out In Japanese motif with attractive manner, . KIWANIANS ENTERTAIN For the pleasure of their wives, members of tho Klauath Falls Kl wanis International entertained in tho White Pelican hotel on Thurs day evening with a dinner dance and entertainment. . 'A large number pf guests from Medford and Ash land attended the affair, which was the annual "ladles night" of the Klwanls club. Entertainment from tho vaudeville of the Pine Tree was thoroughly enjoyed as were otbor fontures of the evonlng. ' PROCEEDS TO -PAY FOR SWEATERS In order to pay tor sweaters worn by members of tho "K" club, tho organization sponsored a benefit dance in the Moose hall on Wed nesday evening of the past week. Tho "K" club Is made up of boys of the Klamath county high school who have been awarded letters tor activities In football, basketball, track and baseball. The dance was well attended and all funds derived put into the athletic coffers. JUNIOR ELKS ' '. . DANCE SUCCESS For the pleasure of mamhers of the Klamath Falls Elks lodge, the membership of .the Junior. Elks, or Order of Antlers entertained with an Informal dancing , party In the Elks temple on 'Friday, night; Music for tho evening .was. provided 'by members, of the organization assist ed by Miss Betty Ramsby. 'The party was given In -appreciation of the work done' by the senior ordor for the young men of the lodge. ENTERTAIN AT DINNER Mr and Mrs, Charlton 8. Currln had as their dinner guests, on Tu on day evening, a number of guests. Following dinner the remainder of tho evening was upont in cards. Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. Fro'd )U Houston, !Wr and. Mrs.; Leo Hjusfoh,1 Mr. :nd;.Jlri,' C. 8. 'Cur rln, Mrs. R. L. Delzell, Miss Dorothy Currln, Richard Currln and Robert Currln, -- . UNIVERSITY WOMEN BANQUET IN HOTEL With the Initial social affair since grunting of their chartnr, tho wo men of the American Association of University Women mot In tho White il'ollcitn hotel -on Monday ovontng to banquet In tho Eluotrlo Grille room. An Interesting muilvnl program was arranged throuuh the entertainment committee. Mrs.- O. A. Krause head ed all committees as general chair mnu with Mrs. J.- It. Shnw'as ex cflclo member ot all ' committees through her position as president of tho organisation. ' " Plans fur the next gathering wore discussod. Mrs. R. K.- Ooary, offer ing her homo ami lnwn to the wom en for a Muy tiny party. Tho data set was tho 'third Monday In May, the seventeenth. Committees for the lawn party havo not been ap pointed. , Associate members of tuo group, and women whose collvgo Ufa was not Idng enough to warrant thorn associate membership, woro also present at tho dinner. The list of covors laid includes tho following, Mrs. Charles Weed Eberleln, Mrs. R. E. Cramblltt, Miss Margaret Worden, Mies Clara Calkins, Mrs. George Stevenson. Mrs. It. E. Geary Miss LeLaino West, Miss Josephine Llndley, Mrs. George Moyers, Mrs. R. E. Austin. Mrs. lluehao! Applo gato Solomon, Miss Mlldren Oloson, Miss Itachacy Cronqulst. Miss Donna Mack, Miss Elolse MvPhorson, Miss Eloisj McPherson, Miss Esthor Mar tinson, Miss Helen Wltbycombe, Mrs. Arthur Rice, Mrs. Lynn P. Sabln, Mrs. J. M. Esoll. Miss EnoU Hawkins, Miss Geneva Glenn, Miss Vera Houston, Dr. Sarah Smith, Mrs.' Ophelia Glen, Miss Francos Bratton, ' Mrs. Gordon Dixon. Mra. Avis McConnoll, Mrs. George Proc tor, Mrs. R. S. Wattouburg, Mrs. Orln Dadmun. Miss Agnes B. Co valt. Miss Alice Blackford, Mrs. 0. A. Krauso, Mrs. Elmer French, Mrs. Muller, Mrs. R. B. Wright, Mrs. Hlgglns, Mrs. T. J). Case, Miss Mir iam Martin, Miss Jean Perry, Miss Frances Humphrey and Miss Ollvo Wilson. P. E. O. MEETS WITH MRS. HO YD ' Mombers. of the P. E. O. organi zation spent a most Interesting even ing at the homo of Mrs. W. R. Boyd on Tuesday evening, at the Uoyd home in Hot Springs addi tion. During the evonlng Miss Vors Houston had charge of tho program and read-- a, delightful paper on "German Opera" playing several selections ot Lohongrin'a for ex position. 'Plans for a Mothor's . Day party were laid to be given at the home of Mrs. L, L. Truax, May E. Mo ther's Day falls on Sunday, May 10, with the P. E. O. party schodulcd tor the proceeding Tuesday. Every member will, have as her guost hor mother, or an elderly friend. ISSUES INVITATION'S Invitations for an aftornoon at bridge, havo , been Issued by Mrs. I. I. Board on Tuesday, April 28. The affair will be one ot the .many Informal afternoons, claim ing the attontlon ot tho soctoty maid and matron ot Klamath Falls. MRS. LUCAS . AT HOMK The many friends of Mrs. Marvin Lucas will bo glad to know that aho Is at her home on 932 Dolti avonue. Mrs. -Lucas and tho child, Marvin Oeorgo, who was born In a Klamath Falls hospital early Easter morning, are doing nicely ani will bo out soon. . . , , CHURCHES Grace Methodist Church 10th and High streets. 10 a. m. Sunday school. 11 a. m. morning sorvico: sub Jcct: "The Church and the Commun ity". At the close ot the sorvlce plans for tho proposod now. church will be exhibited. Swanson's : Barber Shop Look for the TsMest Pole In the World n't Beauty Shop in . con- neotloa, ,..B1't, , Gertrude Johnson ... la i -. charge ' " i ) - ' i Specializing Id Marcel ing, water waving and, French - paper , cnrl. Shampooing, scalp treat ments, facial massage and manicuring tor ladles and men. , Hair tlnfng and hair goods made to order. . ' ' ' '- Phone 318 -625 Main St SATURDAY, 7 p. m. Kpworth I.ongu. 8 p. ut. evening wurslilp, aulijuel: "l'etor tho Hock." T, 1). YtmiuH, tl'nslor. t'lirlfillim Church 8uudu' school ut 10. Morning worship ut H. Evening services at 7:110, The Easter music will be repuuted ut tho uvunlng service. Sermon: "The Mun That Defeated His Friends." v W. E. llobbltt, Minister. 1 First Preiibrtorlitn Cliurrh iSlxth and Pine streets. 10 a. in. I'hurob school.' 11 ,a. in. morning jvonhlp,' Hor nwn; "Ourdenors for God". Choir iinthom: "Jesus Only" R-otoll. Or gtm program: "Artu" Uouuud, "la tormosso" Uohauituu. 0:30 C. B. 7:30 p. m. An hour with tho Junior Christian Endenvorera, pre senting tho Juniors in Illbla drills, memory work and s ings. A sorvico of greit Interest. Zlon Lutheran t'hurili Cbamber of Commerce, rooms, Fifth and Main. 9:30 a. m. Sunday school. 10:30 a. in. morning worship. Setmon; "Tho Unbolluf of Thomas." O. W. Hoffmann, Paster. 'Soventh Hny AdvoittUt 1 Public Library building. 10 a. m. Sabbuth s.'hool (Satur day, May 2). 11a. m. sermon: "Deceiving Our selves." 7:30 p. m. Tuoiday: Devotional. Alva G. Walker, Pastor. MERRILL SANITATION TO BE INVESTIGATED Attention of tho county health de partment has bean called to certain alleged unsanitary health conditions in Merrill and for tho purpose of making a comploto Investigation of tho city, Dr. O. S. Nowsom, county Your Photograph- A Mother's Day Gift r a yhotoqmphic A"" U- I ENLARGING AND TINTING Opposite Court House 327 Main Street He Is Repeating special Easter music BOBBITT i will talk on . "THE MAN THAT ! DEFEATED HIS FRIENDS" CHRISTIAN Sunday 4mmm4 "Burglars Score Again APRIT 2! health physician IMl today fur Ilia hiuuII rural community ot southern Klamath. , In uocurdiincu with orders vocolv ml from , t tin slnle iienllli tlepiU't 1110111, Dr. Nnwitnm will uIho make a complete limitation ot tho Bquaro Dual uuto enmp ground, located ad jacent to thu county fair grounds on tho Merrill lilxhwuy. I'VttWT IN PORTLAND . "PORTLAND, Oro.'. April B1V. There wits u light coating of fron litiro twrly tjilny. No ditmtign was rn p Hied in this vicinity. aa iGxnii .i'.:i riii&!r.:'jojiiiiai!0 Fur Manufacturer Coat Remodeling MRS. WM. BESSLER Furrier OiU Wwiliingtoa Ilrt. Sixth antl Seventh QUALITY PHOTOGRAPHS PICTURE FRAMES 42 Phone 39' Risen" CHURCH Evening , . 'Ak us about rates for BURGLARY INSURANCE on your i ' Store Residence Safe ..... , ' . ' ' , .. . , . . ; , I , . . . : J. H. DRISCOLL General Insurance 207 Hart Bldg. fV7fYyWfWrWr rtt. ' V aS l'i',
