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SATURDAY,' JULY '18, 1025
EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
"!
ZMagic
CUMMER Is a wizard
Full of secrets stranKe,
Waving of a magic wand,
Saying "Proslo, change:"
Making Hying creatures
Out of crawling things.
Turning foolish little eggs
Into birds with wings.
Pulling secret petals
Out of tight green buds.
Pouring daisies on the fields
In enchanted floods.
Summar Is a wlxard
This much I can guess.
Who have had my discontent
Changed to happiness.
Marlon Brown Shelton.
SIRS. 8TKWART
COMPLIMENTS VISITORS
One of the lorcliest affairs on the
Bocial calendar this week, was the
brdlge on Wednesday afternoon,
when Mrs. H. D. Lloyd Stewart, com
' pllmented the Mesdames L. F. Ter
willger and F. W. Patrick, who are
among the lovely guests here for the
summer - from California. Dainty
baskets of sweet peas In pastel
shades were attractively used
throughout the Stewart home. Dur
ing the afternoon six tables were in
play. Dainty refreshments were
served by the hostess at the close of
the play, assisted by Mrs. W. R.
Boyd.
'
HOC8E GCESTS
LEAVING TOMORROW
The Mesdames Fred' Swartz and
Nathan Fullerton who have been the
charming house guests of Mrs. T. S.
Abbott for the past two weeks are
leaving tomorrow for their homes In
Roeeburg. Mr. and Mrs. Abbott will
- motor as far as Medford with their
guests, who will be Joined there by
their husbands, motoring on to Rose
burg. While in the city they were
the inspiration for a number of
lovely informal affairs, one of which
- was a delightful house party at the
Moe lodge at Rocky Point
RETURNS HERE FOR
SUMMER MONTHS
Miss Ruth Dixon, one of the city's
most charming young women, re-
i turned the early part of the week
from Los Angeles, to spend the sum
mer months here with relatives and
friends. During the past school
' term. Miss Dixon has been teaching
in Los Angoles, and will return to
the south thts fall to resume bcr
1 position.
.
'RETURNING TO SOUTH
: THIS WEEK
Miss Geraldine. Watt, one of the
most attractivo summer visitors
from tho south, who has been the
house guost of her aunt, Mrs. W. E.
Lamm, plans to return the early
part of the week to San Francisco.
During her visit here Miss Watt
has been the motif for a number
ot informal afternoons. Outstanding
- among the affairs was a noon lunch..
. eon ot last Wednesday at the
White Pelican.
All kinds of fur manufac
turing and coat'remodeling
MRS. WM. BESSLER
: Furrier
. 02H Washington
Bet. Hlxllt mid He von! h
All work 30 to SO per cent
less than any fur house in
Klamath. Work guaranteed.
Helene reitenstein
SOCIETY EDITOR
Telephone 88
CLI II HONORS
CHARTER MEMBER
One of the most enjoyable affairs
ot the week, was that of Tuesday
afternoon when members of the Art
and Ncedlo Work club, which is tho
oldest social club of the city, met at
tho home of Mrs. R. E. Wattenburg
ou Pine, to honor Mrs. A. W. Peil.
a charter member of the social club,
who is here from Stockton, Califor
nia, for a short visit. The Watten
burg home was beautifully decorat
ed throughout with low bowls of
sweet peas and shasta daisies. After
an informal afternoon, spent in re
newing old happenings, the hostess
served dainty refreshments. Among
those present were. Mesdames J. F.
Gooller. R. H. Dunbar. H. S. Phil
lips, George A. Wirt. R. S. Moore,
K. G. Cummlngs. Allan Sloan, S. E.
Martin. F. Hill Hunter. Charles Mar
tin, Wilbur Jones. M. S. West, D.
V. Kuykendall. Jennie Hum, Rose
Soule, L. L. Trsux. J. H. Carnahan
and Miss Elizabeth McCurday. Spec
ial guests for the afternoon included,
Mrs. Clara Elmer Shearer of Los
Angeles, California, Mrs. Laurence
Mehaftey of Oakland. Miss Ella Mc
Millan. Mrs. C. Wattenburg, Mrs.
James McClure and Mrs. O. L. Car
ter. '
MR. AND MRS. WINTERS
ENTERTAIN AT LODGE
Complimenting the Misses Beth
Hamilton and' Audrey Brennerman
of California, who are house guests
at the Winters home. Mr. and Mrs.
H. J. Winters were host and hostess
at the Winters lodge at Lake of the !
Woods over Saturday and Sunday, I
The guests included, Mr. and Mrs. '
Allan B. Jones. Mr. and Mrs. John
Hamilton and Orville Hamilton, Mr.
Fred V. Severance of San Francisco,
Mrs. C. I. Reckard and son, Glenn,
the two honor guests. Misses Hamil
ton and Brennerman and the host i
and hostess.
MRS. PEIL COMPLIMENTED
THURSDAY
Honoring Mrs. A. W. Peil, who is
visiting here from Stockton, Califor
nia. Mrs. R. F. Moore was a hostess
on Thursday afternoon to a number
of the city's social matrons. Mrs.
Peil is a former resident of Klamath
Falls and while here has been the
inspiration for a number of delight
ful affairs.
Colors
-OLOKS are like people
Gay or quiet.
Aggressive or receding.
And soma colors are
Exceedingly beautiful like Hie
Souls of very noble persons;
They vibrato very delicately
And he who beholds them
Is filled with great joy.
Elinor C. Woolson.
TEA CUP CI.UU
EXJOY PICNIC PARTY
Enjoying an all days outing with
a picnic and swimming party, mem
bers ot the Tea Cup Clnb, motored
to Ford Creek on Thursday morn
ing whero they spent the day. re
turning to the city in the cool of the
evening. Those enjoying the outing
included: Mesdames F. H. Cofer. 0.
H. Darastable. S. R. Berry. M. W.
Gerhart, U. D. Bnssnrd. H. E. Pelti.
II." E. Momyer, T. D. Barnes. Preston
Nine. Arthur Olson, F. M. Martin.
B. J. Lostsgard, H. E. Dobbins.
Laurence Phelps. Cc B. Dollarhlde,
E. C. Stucky and Miss Alice Murray.
The next social gathering of the
club members will be a supper to
which the gentlemen are Invited, to
be held at the home of Mrs. Walter
West on South Riverside on August
twentieth.
PROPER USE OF
HANDS AND FEET
According to leading casting uV
rectors of Hollywood, California, the
hands and feet, how and when they
move, are of much importance, in
fact more so than faces and their
expressions.
Almost any person can be taught
to register certain standard emo
tions, such as grief, Joy and fear,
according to Director Robert C.
Vlgnola, but only a real actress
knows what to 'do ,,wltU her hands
and feet and how to do it naturally.
The result has been that Vignola
and his staff are now directing
their first inquiring glances no
higher than the waist lines of film
applicants. In other words, if the
hands and pedal extremctlcs make
good, then the faces aro considered.
YOUNGER GROUP ENJOY
SWIMMING PARTY
A number of the younger set
motored to Wlul-Kse beach last eve
ning where they enjoyed a swim
ming party. In the party wore:
Misses Dcliah Hawkins, Edna Dun
bar. Eva Miller, Joy Miller, Beverley
Thomas. Ruth Cofer and Helene
Cofer, Forest Miller and Elbert
Stiles.
Prettiest in Washington?
When Olyiiutin. rnuliol of Washlnclon. looked around for Its nrettlest
girl It found Miss Peggy Cogswell; and having found her Immediately en
tered per lor the title of Miss Washington, Do you Blame Olymnla?
UAXQl'KT IIKI.D flY
REIIEKAII LODGE
An enjoyable lodge gathering ot
this week was held on Thursday
evening, when tho mombora of tho
llebokah lodgu, RiUlierod lit Odd Pol
low's hall tor a social evening, which
was followed with musical' numbers
and a banquet. On the conunllteo
helping to make the affair most sue
cessful wore; Mrs. R. K. Watlen
burg, chairman; Jennie Hum. Anno
Savage, Sadie llutchlns, Klda Flet
cher, Charlotte Trimble, James
It van, R. E. Wattenburg, Fred Noel,
Bessie Tull. Minnie Brotherton,
Francis Moms, Lucille Swan, Edna
Turner. Gertrudo Cofer, Elsie Rums-
lute. Itoy La Prairie. Carrie Muler
and Mae La Prairie.
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lU'CXIMCII HOME
Mr. and Mrs. W. V, Ruconlch
and son Wilbur of Oregon City aro
tho house guests ot Mr. and Mrs, L.
Huconlch for a fortnight. Mr. and
Mrs. Huconlch uinl guests just re
turned from an enjoyable trip to
Crater and Diamond lakes.
DINNER PARTY
WEDN ESDA Y EVENING
Outstanding among tho social
events of this week was the dinner
party Wednesday evening when Mr.
and Mrs. J. M. Bedford were host
and hostess at their attractivo homo.
Covers were laid for twelve.
EASTERN VISITOR
HERB FOR SUMMER
Miss Marie Shrill, attractive east
ern girl, arrived the early part of
the week from Chicago, and will bo
the guest of tho McAulltfo fumlly
for the remainder of the suminur.
ON AN EXTENDED
MOTOR TOUR OF COAST
Mr. and Mrs. II. N. Moo with their
lovely house guest, Miss LI la Moo ot
Spokane Washington, left on Thurs
day tor an extended motor tour of
tho coust cities.
MR. AND MRS. PIKE
HAVE GUESTS
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Brockenbrough
and Miss J. Jones, sister of Mrs.
Brockenbrough, who Is visiting hero,
recently returning from abroad, will
be the week-end guests of Mr. and
Mrs. E. H. Pike at tho Pike lodge at
I.ako of the Woods.,
WEEK-END AT LAKE
OF THE WOODS
Mrs. E. H. Cofer and daughters,
the Misses Helene and Ruth, accom
panied by' Mrs. Std Evans and
daughter. Miss "Joy. are spending
their week-end holidays at Lake
ot the Woods.
PURPLE POPULAR
FOR FALL
Purple will be a favored color
this fall. '
An Interesting little hat reported
from Vienna In ono ot white Flor
entine straw faced with sky blue
silk. Around tho npturnod brim arc
j painted little flying birds In colors.
j With this hat Is worn a whlto crepe
j do chlno scarf which has a medal
I lion painted on ono end that also
uses tho flying birds, as motif.
Much linportanco will bo given to
the coat as a garment this fall, for
whereas during spring and sumnior
coats have been required to full In
with tho dress In color and linn,
fall coats will bo distinctive and
colorful, and will themselves do-
mnnd harmonizing dresses. The
afternoon coat, in particular, will
show grcnl variety of material
ranging from heavy lustrous silk
and rayon, broadcloth, volour, otto
man, to chiffon velvet and heavy
leather satin, trimmed with fur and
occasional metal.
The shawl collar will bo popular,
and the godcti or flare line, at the
front or sides'.' The loading colors
aro green and rich brown, with
black, embroidered or otherwise
ornamented for a background.
JUST HINTS OF FASHION
Fur coats tills winter will show
tho flure effect. In HudRo.n seal
the flare appears at the front, and
some models show this section at
Uiio sUo and all around. Tho shawl
collar and utralglit sleevo are popu
lar. .'
Another novelty In fur Is the
pelt dyed to match the gwn or
wrap. Ti.Uh has been cxompllflod
In a ekiak trimmed with rabbit dyed
a bright dark blue,
3 ft collapsible c'nowns, wide Alas
llan bows across Bile front or back
to elve width, the facing of tho
brim aiid exotic flowers are soon.
The wllhouatte frequently nlvaws a
draped effect 4n front. Many Pairls
designers are showing silhouettes
with buck fullness.
MUiiy of the midsummer and
early fall hats will be of white kid,
cut out ;in conventional motifs with
brlglhit colored velvet Inlaid. Another
mode! shows sltlched velvet used
with kid ..brim faced In the velvet
and Is trimmed with little - kid
quills. !
A JEWELRY CHAT
A perfume rlug Js ut oii'.vx nil
ornoU w I Mi pearls uud platinum.
Silver buckles uil'ni bluok tmllii
iu m ps,
Klrlncstono plus In m ill mill forum
aro still very popular. Tim there
mo poiu'ocks, butterflies, Hlllgati ,
ulerh.iuts ui.id all sorts ot udd-Jk-lug
animals, lihluestcuo bow-kliot
buckles two quite popular, loo.
All Odd
oril luij
links.
IIOcklHCO Of t
pearls sli'Uiix
black silk
tu It I"
A bar p'n of gold Is set wlti'l
fine mllflclul pearls unil mipphlres.
It Os a very ivi'Wslto and fliiished
pin. It has a safety catch. .
Cuff links aro of M-kunit wtillo
.3 id, tidily engruvod uud set with
blue sapphires.
A lad Ins' ring of nil Kgypllou
design 4s ut uullquo grouii gold
plated ou sterling uilver, and Is set
with omerulds Uud rubles.
A scarf pin of solid gold ' set
with a perfectly cut bluu-wulto
diamond uud a synthetic a.-quu-
niurlue.
A largo amethyst. In the center of
hkli Is a perfectly cut blue whltu
diamond. Is securely set 4u M-kuiat
vmllo gold f''.r a luily.
A platinum (.out bur pin has n
white guld back untl Is set with a
blue whlto diamond uiid tl bluu
iapjjilres.
Long, dangling earrings uru a
combination of pearl und Judu with
. j I il gold mounting.
A lades' wrist 'uuit Is of 1S
karat white gold and I a guaran
inii lt-Jowel wulcli, luJiinlud with
four bluo while, purine 11 cut dia
monds and two tectungulur.. . blue
supphlros. Its beauty Is greatly vn
hunr'cd by tho pitUnuui finish tu
gravod dial Und urtUitc uumurals.
it has a fine mesil flexible bracelet
which Is smartly designed, and a
buckle.
A sterling silver tlt'mblo bus a
band of clolseno onumel.
Diamond and onyx pins are ti be
worn ii eac.i sido of tho piirl-ln-tbo
middle bob, w hero they servo
the pearls used between us roudoU
land 'ttunT.it ' w"h
I'hlittuttoiui vitiorulil, hiipiiIki'o '
ruby uffuot cliisps, Tlmy nro ununit
ed Hiu Hloiilng silver,
l ltOM LAKEVIEW "" ' f
Mr. mill Mrs. (I, A.. HtiipliuiiHiMi of
Uiki'vliuv arrived In tliu city yoatni'
day utiornnim for u brief visit.
1 he Washington Care
Is tho molt popular oatlng placo in Klamath Kails todif
"There's a Reason"
TOO CAN fT"
EAT BETTER FOR LESS : " '
AMERICAN AND CHINESE DISHES
l3 South SliUi Woo Blilng, Prop,
CHRISTIAN CHURCH f
Sunday School
at tho ' :
Frank and King Show Tent
SUNDAY, 10 A. M.
4.4.g.,V.,4..J.-f4,
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SPECIAL SUNDAY
DINNER
WHITE PELICA N HOTEL
Harry Bor el
j and his orchestra will play during
dinner hour - '
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Performance
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The one thing that will even
tually cause you to buy this
Oldsmobilc Six is its moderate
price.
For there are other beautiful
cars. Other fine performing
. cars. But most of them cost
considerably more.
Oldsmobilc offers not only one
of these essential qualities, or
two but all three!
Touring
'890
Coach $(078
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plmi It,
A look and a ride tell most of the ,
story. Comparisons tell the rest.
We'll loan you a car to examine
to drive and to compare.
And then let you decide whether
you can buy such alluring beauty
and satisfying performance at an
equal price elsewhere.
That's how certain we are thC
after you know this Six you,
too, will buy an Oldsmobilc!
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PETERSEN MOTOR CAR CO.
7tfy and Klamath Avenue
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