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EVENING HmUVmMXTH FALTCVflTlEOON
SATURDAY, JULY 11, 1025
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4 Psyche Y
CpATRICX Is but flvo v . . with
I... dancing feet, '
v Bright silk of golden hair
. ',, and eyes leaf-brown.
Brimming with mischief; lashes
ghly down.
She seems denture; but when
; - " , your glances meet.
Too have a vision of an airy
.1 : fleet
Of Elfish spangled wings.
. ' . She feels a frown
It makes a shadow on her;
. smiles will crown
Her brow with happiness, re
; : sponslre sweet.
' Pain captured her last week.
- y ' "Mother," She said,
' ;' Wben yon - are sick, you
.' Just begin to'iliei
' Xnd then. If no one stops you,
'' . ' you'll be dead."
My heart missed beating, but
I laughed reply
With soothing answers to my
. sudden dread. '.:
To-day she's well once more
v' my butterfly.
' , May "Folwell Hotslngton.
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MBS. M. ANDERSON
HOSTESS . . ' '
On Thursday afternoon Mrs. M. R.
Anderson, was -hostess at her home
OB Washington, to the Women's
Missionary. Society ot the Christian
church. -. An. , interesting topic,
"Speakint'of Books" was discussed.
Mrs. M- L. Miller gave a most in
teresting review of "The Bells of
the Bine Pagoda." Mrs. R. H. Dun
bar and Mrs. George A. Wirt each
gave talks on "books." During the
' afternoon Mrs. W. E.' Bobbin out
lined a course of missionary read
ing for the ensuing year. . , . ....
".Eighteen of the' members of the
society attended and at the close, of
the program the hostess served a
dainty luncheon. ?
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SPEND HONEYMOON : .
AT SEASIDE '
- Mr. and Mrsp Calvin Powell Pey
ton, whose - marriage was a social
event of June twenty-eighth at the
home of the bride's mother, Mrs.
Leona Ady in Portland, have return
ed "from their honeymoon, which
they spent at Seaside and will be
Sit home during the summer months
at Boatty. - ' '.-,;
' Mrs. Feytoriv nee Miss Dorr's Ady
of this city was the Inspiration for
a number of lovely social functions
- following the announcement of her
engagement to Mr. Peyton, who Is
'one ot the well known-young men
jot' this city: r This tali; they will re-
turn to the city to make their home,
when Mrs. Peyton will again take up
her posltfon as teacher in the public
; schools. .
All kinds of fur manufac
turing and coat remodeling
MRS. WM. BESSLER
; Furrier
. 623 Washington
. Bet. Sixth and Seventh
All work 30 to 60 per cent
less than any fur house in .
Klamath. Work guaranteed.
PICTURE FRAMING
' Peasley's
Opposite Court ; House
Helene 'Breitenstein.! '
SOC1KTV EDITOR .',-,
Telephone 88
MISS O'SULLIVAX BRIDK
OP MR. J. C. Ml'KPHX
A pretty wedding of interest, this
week was that ot Thursday morning
at the Catholic church when Miss
Ellon O'Sulllvan became the bride
!of Mr. J. C. Murphy. Rev. Father
Loeser performed the ceremony at
j eight o'clock mass. Mr. and Mm.
! Dan O'Sulllvan were., the attendants
' and only the immediate relatives
' and friends were present.
. The bride was most charming in
a gown of ivory all over lace worn
over a satin slip ot shell pink. Her
bridal veil was caught with tiny
orange blossoms. -' Ophelia and Tea
roses were used In her shower
bouquet. Mrs. O'Sulllvan, the brides
maid,, was prettily gowned in apple
green crepe, her headdress being
a solid spray of tiny orange blos
soms. '.; After a brief honeymoon Mr. and
Mrs.- Murphy will be at home to
their many friends In this city
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SOUTHERN
VISITORS HERE
Mrs. F. W. Patrick of Cascade,
California, and Mrs. L. F, Terwllll
ger of Vallejo, California, are
among the lovely visitors in the
city. During their stay here a num
ber, of social functions have been
Dlaoned in their honor. Mrs. Ter-
wllllger. will be the house guest of
Mrs. Fred Dunbar while her mother
j will be a guest at the home of Mrs.
jj. A. Gordon. Both are former
residents ot this city and have hosts
of friends here who welcome their
visit. : .. . . ' ';. . ' ' ". '
HONORS COLLEGE BOYS. WITH
ITALIAN DINNER PARTY
Outstanding - among the ' social
events of this week was the" Italian
dinner party given at the Maguire
home, on Tuesday evening,' when Mr.
J. F. Maguire Jr. complimented a
number of the college boys who are
spending the summer months here.
Following the dinner at seven
o'clock, dancing was enjoyed by the
guests. Covers were laid for: Misses
Pauline Clift. . Ruth Lindsey, Inez
Jenkins, Louise L. Wadsmorth of
Berkeley, Elna Jenson, Alice Hanson
and Mrs. Helene Breitensteln ; Messrs
Alfred M. Beekler, Jay Czizek. Dun
can McKay, Dick Wright, M. H.
Chamberlain, Edwin B. Weaver and
the host. ' '' ; . " ' '
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HOUSE GUEST OF
MRS. PAUL DALTONV ' ; -
Mrs, Dorothy Weaver anddaugh
ter, Miss Leah, of Salt Lake City are
the lovely house guests . of Mrs.
Weaver's sister, Mrs., Paul Dalton.
During their visit, which will last
well Into the summer, '.they will be
the Inspiration ., for a. -number of
social functions, t' '
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SOUTHERN GIRLS TO
BE SUMMER GUESTS
Miss Beth Hamilton of Sacramento
and MiBS Audrey Brenneman of Oak
land are the lovely house guests of
Mrs. H. J. Winters for the remainder
) of the summer. 'During their visit
here Mrs. Winters will open the Win
ters lodge at Lake of the. Woods
where they will spend the greater
part of the summer. ,
AT LAKE OF '"''"' vrS
THE WOODS I r,I
Dr.' and Mrs.' Warren Hunt and
children,- with Mrs,. "Bun' 'smother
Mrs. James Blackwell of Ashland
are spending the; week-end at--Lake
ot the Woods. Mrs. Blackwelt will
! be the house guest of her daughter
for the remainder &f the summer.
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IRH. HRVHI.RV , '.'..' 1
COMPLIMENTS DAUGHTERS
Honoring . her ' daughters, the
Misses Pauline and Oeorglana Cllft,
Mrs. A. E. Hcnsley Vlll he hostess
at a prettily appointed, dinner party
at her home In the 'Jacob Apart
ments tomorrow at two o'clock. The
occasion honoring the two sisters'
birthdays, which fall within a few
days of each other. The table ap
pointments will be in red and
white, with a low-Dresden bowl of
Jack roses centering) tlie.tjcblo, Cov
ers will be laid for the Misses
Paulino and Oeorglnana Cllft, Qen
levo Ileneley, Messrs, J. F. Ma
guire Jr., Harold Larson, Milton
SWan twood "and' the hostess, Mrs,
A, B, Hensley,
MRSV HOYI PROVES
LOVELY HOSTESS
' : One of the '. lowliest nCinirs of
this' week was the-brldge ou Friduy
afternoon, when Mrs. W, Hi Boyd
was hostess to the IV E. O. club
and her house guest. Mrs. . C. P.
Harding ot Portland. Tbo color
motif was carried out iu tbo club
colors ot yellow and white with
dainty baskets ot daisies. During
the afternoon five tables ot bridge
were In play. Mrs. Boyd Was as
sisted by Mrs. L. L. Truax.
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QUICK BRYANT
NUPTULS
Simple yet most Impressive was
the wedding of Friday evening, when
Miss Thyra M. Bryant, daughter ot
Mrs. Eva S. Rowdoin of this city.
became the bridd ot Mr. Robert W.
Quick at the. Baptist parsonage, Iter.
A. F. Simmons officiating.
The bride was most charming in
a sleeveless frock of shell pink crepe
and carried a shower boquet of
brides roses; Mr. and Mrs. L. K.
Alter attended the young couple,
Mrs.: Quick acting as bridesmaid at
Mrs. Ager's , wedding Just one year
ago. '
Mrs. Quick Is one of the charming
young women ot this city, having
been born and raised here, graduat
ing wlth.-the class ot '24 from the
local high school. Coming from one
of the oldest and beat known famil
ies ot Oregon she has a host ot
friends. : Mr. Quick has made bis
home in this city for the past two
years coming here from Bend. Ore
gon, -v, -. . .. , .
Mr. and Mrs.' Quick , motored , to
Spencer Creek on a short Jioneymuon
trip and tor the present are at home
to their friends at thei Simmons
home. on California avenue.-, i- 1
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NOON- LUNCHEON
FOR MISS WATT-
' One ot the prettiest of this week's
affairs was the noon luncheon given
at the Hotel White Pelican on FrJr
day, honoring Mis. GernUllneWmt,
the charming' young- southern .rtisi
tor, who is the house gueat of her
aunt, Mrs. WVE. Lamm ot .Modo
Point. Miss Watt was a- graduate f
Stanford at Christmas and one of
the most popular girls n! her class.
PICNIC SUPPER AT
WLUL-KSE REACH
Thursday evening a group ' of
the younger Bet motored to Wlul
Kse beach, where . they enjoyed a
picnic supper and swimming party
Included in the party were the
Misses. Ruth''Newtou of Malin, who
has been the' house guest of Miss
Wortley for the ' past week; Fern
Hanks,' Katberlne Malloy. and
Mariam Wortley, Blair Malloy and
Walter Short. '
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MAKE THE MOST OK. . ;
YOUR BEAUTY -: , .... ,
WHATEVER IT MAY BE :
Every one ougit'tj be Interested
in an appearance which is aitUctlve
and pleasing to others. Why should
we presume 'lb be a blot on a land
scape of so much natural beauty?
It " is a personal satisfaction to
know that we are making the most
of ourselves.
To rUdlate a truly beautiful spirit
and tj be sure ct a sincere manner
and oarm of presence, we must be
kindly In our thoughts as well as
our words. The beauty which really
lasts must be more than skin deep.
No one can be beautiful or In
teresting who does not get enough
sleep. Students and other workers
who fall to get enough rest are
Usually short .sighted and stupid.
They ate trying Is make bricks with
out 'straw or.c'ny, and It Just simply
cannot be done..-. ....
The Individual who Is decidedly
overweight or underweight lias sac
rificed symmetry and beauty. Health
ts,;not at par, and efficiency and
enjoyment of life are both lowered.
The person of determination and
strong, will will keep watch of his or
her weight and will use safe and
logical means to iteep It normal.
GUESTS AT
BRADFORD LODGE -
Rev. and Mrs. Parker will be the
week end guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Louis . Bradford at the Bradford
Lodge at Lake of the Woods,
ANNOUNCES MARRIAGE
OF DAUGHTER - 7: T;
Mrs, Eva-1 SDowrtplo announces
the marriage ot hor daughter, Miss
Thyra Bryant, to Mr. Robert Quick
ot this city, on Friday evening, July
3, 1925.
The Fluttering
When yon la dances, tke mode tor
the newest and most beanliful of
ovinias frocis is for the fall aod
InUering gow wh!h Is frequently
of chiffon. j.
' ,w. The "cfrcuUr, iwaylag skirt, with
its border of feathers to add love
liness, or Its full skirts,' cut in, ir
. regular hem line, or dotted and Dg-
ured in glitterlna rhlsestones, tolls
Vln story of chic ami Ingenuity of
""fyta deiig-ners.'
Quite Ae' most pleasing esuiple
di the nei-niode. In dance frocks
lr"tbe elq'ul'sito model selected by
Dorothy Msckaill for her new First
National dim, "Chlckle."
, Miss Mackalll, a deqlded blonde.
1 whose new bob suits her wonder
fully, la especially beautiful in the
pastel tints, and has selected a deli
cate green tor the fluttering skirts
ot her short aad very full dance
frock. 1 ' .
For a touch of the unusual, a
deep border of tea softest of os
trich feathers ka matching color
has been chosen to weight the
skirt and lend a gentle swaying
motion wbtak adds W tks grace of
dancing. . ,
HUMMER. HEAHON TIME OF
IMPROMPTU 'AFFAIRS
Social i flutterlngs even of the
gentlest kind were scarcely heard at
all this week, although those whose
necesslty-or inclination are keeping
them here are really having a most
enjoyable time. ' Especially Is this
true when one's Intimates are also
near at hand and can bo dependod
upon to augment a dlnnor or a
luncheon party of . the Impromptu
kind, which goes with the summer
season. The motor car as a link be
tween the place where one sees a
pleasant opportunity to wile away an
evening has revolutlonled the life
of the business man who becomes a
stay-at-home for the best of reason
his duty. ,
Families will take tholr outings
this and next month, where there
are young people, to whom life
comes again with autumn, and for
whom homes must be reopened.
EASTERN VISITOR
ARRIVES FOR HUMMER
Miss Jessie R. Jones of La Fayotte,
Indiana, is the summer house guent
of hor slstor; Mrs. John C. Ilrocken-
brough on North Twelfth. Miss,
Jones, will be remembered ; hero
where she, has vlsltod iheforo as tho
guest'of her sister.
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SOUTHERN MATRON
HERE FOB BUMMER '
Another lovely southern matron
visiting fjere 'for the summor months
Is Mrs. J. H. Hamilton of Sacra
mento who with hor son Orvllle ar
rived the early part of the. week
to spend the summer hero with Mr.
Hamilton. !,
oAt The Churches
, ScvNi Diiy Advent 1st . .
At - Women's Library' club. Sab
bath scliool, Saturday-morning -at
10 a. m. Church services at 11 a. m.
Prayor'tneotlng on Tuesday evening
at 7:30,
Dance Frock
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are used to form strap at th
shoulders of the very tight bodice,
which is cut quite low In front as
well as back. A new note is found
In the set-In vest effect In the front
of the bodice, which Is brightened
by a few well placed rblnestones.
Layers and layers of chiffon are
used In creating the soft and flut
tering motion so much desired in
the newest ot evonlng frocks. The
layors ot soft material are particu
larly effective, as the skirts are
being worn shorter and shorter la
Ui formal frocks which are made
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In the. evening (rock, which is
draped and fits the figure, the skirt
Is longer and, ot course, not so
wide.
In the chiffon, or equslly popular
lace dance frock, the sleeves are
commencing to call attention to
their lovely presence. Frequently
they . are wide and ot the bell
shape, heavily bordered in fur or
ostrich feathers. .
Ostrich trimming, by the way,
remains a staunch favorite in the
styles which lead the summer sea
son. The delicate tints used In the
dance frocks are particularly well
adapted to tho fluffy outlines cre
ated by the use ot ostrich trip .
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143 cars at 224 Main Street for their good parts
We have recently wrecked the following
1 Ecsex touring;,
1 Dodge 20
2 ChevroleU 4-90
1 Chandler 16
2 Nash 19
1 Velie 17
1 Dixie Flyer
1 Elgin-six 17
1 Paige-six 17
4 Fords
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We Also Have a Few Specials
- in Used Cars
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1 1923 Ford coupe $350.00
1 1919 Dodge touring 125.00
1 Ford bug $60.00
1 Overland mystery-4 275.00
Klamath Falls Auto Co.
The Small Garage with the large trade
Phone 246-R ROY CALL, Frop. 224 Main
IIOl'HK GUEST HONORED
AT IIItllK'K LUNCHEON
Complimenting her Iiouho mien I,
Miss Klhul Child of Run Frnuclsco,
Mrs. D. II, Crump outurtuiuud on
Wednesday afternoon with n pret
tily appointed bridge luncheon.
Low silver VUNex nf sweet pens III
pastul shades adorned thu rooms ot
tho Crump homo. Tho guest list
Included Mesduiuea llyruif Nuud,
K. J. Murruy, (I. 1, Uteblilns, Allen
Jones, Henry ltuncle, M. Luvmili'k,
K. I,. Dixon, F. H. Dunn, Friiuk 1).
Lee, I", M. Roderick Smith,
Leon Crawford, I". M. llonley, Joe
llrett, O. V. Uobortnon ami MIhs
Mil run ret Mngiilre.
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ATTEK l 'UIVKLY IIRIlltiE
PARTY AT DOHHI
Mr. and Mrs. Lesllu llugers mid
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Jester were
Kuents on Wednesday cvenlim at
tho home of Mr. iiutl Mrs. V. M.
llngelHtein ot Diirrls, Cullfornlu,
who wero host aud hostess at a du
llghtful uveuliiK ot bridgti and dune
lug nt their beautiful homo. The
llugi'liiteln home was beautiful
with old fashioned bouquets 11 f wild
flowers. During the ovenliig eight
tuhles of bridge wero In piny. At
midnight a delicious buffet lunch
eon was served.
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SPENDING WEEK-END'
AT Tl'.MULK INN ,',.
Dr. and Mm. (I. 11. Merryinan and
their two sons, George. and John,
Henry (lerber and Ilruco llalley
motored to "Tumble Inn" nt Luke
ot tho Woods" to spend tho week
end. Mr, llalley Is visiting hero
from bis home In l'ortlund,,
RETURN'S HOME AFTER
ENJOYABLE VISIT
Mrs. J. L. Edwards of Jackson
ville, who has been the lovely house
guest of hor daughter. Mrs. Leslie
Rogers, for tho pant three weeks,
left this afternoon for her home.
accompanied by her daugbtor and
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie
Rcgurs, who will motor to Portland
to attend the Elks' convention.
planning to be gone from tho city
about ten days.
i Printed silks come either In very
large floral designs or in smaller
geometrical ones.
SPECIAL SUNDAY
, DINNER
WHITE PELICA N HOTEL t ) .
H ar r y
and his orchestra
dinner
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2 Overland 90
2 Overland 75
1 Overland 85-4
2 Overland 83 !
1 Hudson Super-Six
3 Maxwells 1919
2 Rei fours '. 1916
2 Buick-Six D-45
1 Buick six H-44
2 Buick four E-35
1 Chevrolet Baby-Grand
1 Buick six D-45 .... 200.00
1 Ford delivery 100.00
1 Ford touring ' .
with starter 175.00
SPECIAL
OFFER
J)0c for h year's sub
scription to the de
signer, if you get it at
the store each month.
Full subscription rate
if it is mailed to your
home.
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BE COOL!
Eat where every
bit of air, in
bath kitchen ami
dining room, is
cooled and changed
every ten minute.
Why Swelter?
"COMFORT COSTS
NO MORE."
CLUB CAFE
Bore I
will play during
hour
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This Week