Saturday, October 24, 1925
Page Eight
EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
WjTIFTY
V ii, i I I i i i aaM assail
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Promises
MI8T8 and tho subtle music
Of a softly fallinR rnin.
Dawn and a robin elDglns,
Then sunshine bright again.
The nfterclow on tho skylino
Aftor the sun has set.
Life, after resurrection,
In the land where we never
forget,
Alice Field Halo.
Helene Breitenstein
socikty kmtok
Telephone 88
WORTHY GRAND MATRON
TO VISIT HERB BOON
HS. CAROLINE LEWIS, worthy
grand niatrou of the state of
; Oregon for the order of the Eastern
Star, will pay her official visit to
: the local chapter, Aloha, .n Novem
ber tenth, according to tho an
' nouncement made today by Mrs.
1 Amelia Hanks, worthy matron.
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T"VER sn nftnn T MnnHo, !... 1.
Kt . w " i TO MEET THURSDAY
1U many of the world's people ' AT cOFSR HOME
actually experience real Joy in liv-1 ,HP w,7Z M ,
ing? How many really take pleas-
c iu me luruiance oi amy ana
in tho accomplishment of tolls? Not
until we know the swoetness of duty
and the nobility of labor can we
rejoice in our dally tasks and find
thi
Methodist Ladies' Aid will meet
at tho home of Mrs. Fred Cofer on
Thusday afternoon, October twenty
, ninth.
happiness in boin n EASTERN STAR TO
Bringing a sour face and a bitter hDHHuT TUESDAY EVE.
tongue to the work of the day will ryiHE regular session of Aloha
never help us in finding the sweet-j X chapter of the O. E. S. will be
nes of living. No one with ugliness held in the Masonic Hall on Tues-
of mind can have health of body, or j day evening at eight o'clock. Th
iue oi menas. work of the order will 00 e.xempii-
; fled by the Past Matrons and the
Each age has its type of beauty. Past Patrons of the order. A social
There is the beauty of youth, ra- hour and refreshments will close
diant as the budding rose, the beau- the meeting.
ty of maturity, this same flower in
full bloom, and then comes old ago, MRS. POOLE TO HONOR
the flower withered, no doubt, but MRS. THOMAS DHLZELJi
still possessing a quaint refinement T TONORTNG Mrs. Thomas Delzell
and a charm to youth alone, but. 1 lone of the city's mo3t attractive
I believe that an indescribable j-oung matrons, who arrived is
strength of character and tone of Klamath Falls a few moaths ago to
soul which is reflected in the fea- make her future home, coming here
lurcs' as a bride, Mrs. Harry w! Poole has
True beauty is not merely a phys- is5ued invitations for a matinee at
leal condition, regularity of features the. Pine Tree theatre on Wedncs
and other commonly accepted attri- day, November fourth. Tea at the
butes. It is not something which. lSote, 'white Pelican twill rdllow the
vanity and primping can fashion. I matinee.
I think sometimes that our elder-1 .;.
ly friends possess in the autumn tit AUCTION r.Uh.i: CLl'B
their lives a charm much rarer than WITH MRS G KRAl'SK
the vivacity of their lost youth. Life RS' G ' A kraCSE was hostess
and the kindly way in which they IVI . ..... ;.. r. ,j . v
. 1 . , . ' ; 11 to the Auction Bridge club on
have walked on with the years, . j . ,. ,
v , . : Wednesday afternoon at her home
have fashioned a look of beautiful r. . - . ... .
... on firant. Four tables were in play
character on their countenances. It j , .. .. . .
, ,. . . during the afternoon. High score
is as if the features of a statue ., j . ,,
... , ; was awarded to Mrs. w. M. Duncan,
could become animated with some o . . . ... ..
v .... i i i . Special guests for the afternoon
beautiful and high resolve, lending It I ,
. . ' 6 M were Mrs. Del Gammon, Mrs. K.
a strange and soulful beauty. Some M Word Mrs John Sa Mj
faces symetrically perfect are ta Thomas Del2el
youth like empty windows, and in . . ... . .
... . Mrs. Wilford Lamm will be host
old age they are ilium nated and . .v . u . ...
" ess to the club on November fourth
Z 'r "'"""'.at the hotel White Pelican.
uuu jjau''i'.'.
A. N. W. CLUB
WITH MRS. POWELL
IRS. Z. J. POWELL wis hostess
to tho members of the A. N. W.
club at her homo on Wednesday
afternoon. For the occasion the
Powell home was prettily decorated
In marigolds and ferns. Following
the social hours the hostess served
a daintily appointed luncheon. The
club members Include Mrs. D. V.
Kuykendall, Mrs. Allen Sloan, Mrs.
8. E. Martin, Mrs. Rufus Moore.
Mrs. C. J. Martin, Miss Elizabeth
McCurdiy Mrs. F. Hill Hunter, Mrs.
R. E. Wattenburg, Mrs. Jennie Hum,
Mts. Rose Soulc, Mrs. J. F. Goeller,
Mrs. L. L. Truar, Mrs. E. S. 'Phil
lips, Mrs. M. S. West, Mrs. J. H.
Carnahan, Mrs. Z. J. Powell. Mrs.
A. J. Powell was a special guest
lor the afternoon.
Mts. E. S. Phillips will be hostess
to the members of the club at their
next meeting.
CHINESE PHEASANT
DINNER AT HOUSTON'S
'-OR Mr. Carl Bohnette of San
JT Jose, California, who Is visiting
Hn Klamath Falls with friends, Mr.
and Mrs. Will Houston on Mondav
evening entertained at a Chinese
Pheasant dinner. Centering the
prettily appointed dinner . table was
a hammered silver basket of mari
golds and fern. Covers were laid
for Mr. and Mrs. Bert Cook, Mrs.
Charles Hogue, Mrs. Ooldic Miller.
Mr. Carl Bohnette, the honor gues' ,
and the host and hostess, Mr. and
Mrs. Houston and their two daugh
ters, Genevieve and Gernldine.
MRS. I. KELLY HOSTESS TO
6T. MARY'S SOCIETY
Twonty five ladies of St. Marys
Altar society met on Tuesday after
noon at the parish house with Mrs.
Kelly acting as hostess. Following the
business meeting the guests enjoyed
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WITH .
Carnl
r
HELEN GRIZZLE
ENTERTAINS FRIENDS
ONORING a number of her
s;hool mates, little Helen Griz
zle was a delightful hostess on Wed
nesday evening at the home of hei
parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Grizzle
on Jefferson. Games and mu3ic
passed the merry hours. The home
w-as decorated In Hallowe'en colors
with goblins, witches and black cats
peeking out from every corner. At
the 'oonclusion of the evening Mrs.
Grizzle served light refreshments.
The guests were Maxine Elliott, Hel
ene Holbrook, Mima Brookfieli,
Evola Thrasher, Ann Thrasher, Ber
nlce Hogue, Zoa Butler, Louise
Hunter, Jean Beard, Grace Groes
beck and the hostess.
RADIO CARNIVAL
COMING EVENT
ITH the date of their Radio
ival Just three weeks
away, evenings finl the members
of tile Business and Professional
Women's club busily engaged in
making novelties for the bazaar.
The affair rvhich will be held in the
chamber of commerce gives promise
of being one of the most unique of
this season. Radio decorations will
be carried out, a radio pond will
be one of the novel attractions.
Booths with candles, aprons and
novelties will be placed about the
room and at each booth a radio will
be stationed.
A silver tea will be held in con
junction witli the carnival, tea be
ing served between the 'hours of
three to five. Some thirty of tho
matrons of the city mill be asked to
assist, the business women as patron
esses for the affair between the
hours of one and six o'clock.
Tie girls are deserving of much
credit and should have the co-operation
of the entire community in
helping to make the carnival a suc-
a social hour at the conclusion of i cess. Funds realized frcm tho event
Which the hostess served light re
freshments. November tenth will ho the next
meeting of the society, and they will
P,ther fjw!n nl P'i'sh Ihmisc,
to be used 111 buying equipment f or j
the rest room of the new library.
November the fourteenth, nine
teen hundred and twenty-five Is the
THREE A1TKHNOOXS OF
BRIDGE 1AVELV AFFAIRS
STANDING out in lovely distinc
tion on this week's social calen
dar were the bridge nfteruoons of
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,
over which Mrs. E. II. Pike and
Mrs. 11. W. Brtdgeford presided. On
Wednesday and Thursday the affairs
were held at the home of Mrs. Pike,
when seven tables were In play. Fri
day afternoon the guests gathered
at the Ilrldgeford home when five
tables wire In play. Vases and bas
kets of baby astors In the orchid
shades with ferns carried out the
color scheme.
Trophy for high score on Wed
nesday afternoon went to Mrs. R. E.
Deweese aud the consolation to Mrs.
O. W. Robertson. Thursday's plav
resulted In Mrs. (i. II. Merrymanj
holding high score and Mrs. J. M.j
Bedford the consolation. Mrs. George j
Stephenson was awarded high score I
on Friday afternoon with consols-1
tion going to Mrs. K. G. Cuinmings.
Light refroshiuents followed the con
clusion of the afternoon's play.
HONORING PAST MATRONS
AND PAST PATRON'S
ON Tuesday evening at the hour
of six-thirty o'clock, the Mason
ic hall will 'be the scene of a de
lightful dinner party, when the of
ficers of Aloha Chapter. No. 61, cf
the O. E. S. will be hostesses to all
past matrons and past patrons of
the order. An Invitation is extend
ed to all wiio hold this honor by tho
officers of the chaptor.
HOTEL ANNEX TO
BE SCENE OF BRIDGE
THURSDAY afternoon will mark
the bridge party at the Hotel
Annex for which Mrs. G. A. Massey
and Mrs. F. Hill Hunter will be
hostesses. The afternoon gives
promise of being n red letter event
on this week's social calendar.
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INFORMAL DINNER PARTY
HUD AY EVENING
THE rustic cottage of Mr. and
Mrs. J. M. Bedford at Wlul-Kse
beach was the scene of a delightful
dinner party on Friday evening.
When Mr. and Mrs. Bedford wire
host and hostess.
HOLLYWOOD VISITORS
HONORED AT DINNER
THE attractive homo of Mr, and
Mrs. Roy Durbin In Hot Springs
r,ras the scene of a delightful dinner
party on last Sunday evening, when
they complimented Mt. and Mr3.
Guy Rosenberg of Hollywood. Cal
ifornia. An art bowl of autumn
flowers and ferns centered the prot
tlly appointed dinner table. Covers
were laid for Mr. and Mrs. Gay
Rosenberg, Mr. and Mrs. C. U.
Browne, Mr. and Mrs. James Bishop
Foster, Mt. and Mrs. R. D. EJler
and the host and hostess, Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Durbin.
INFORMAL BRIDGE
AFTERNOON MONDAY
ONE of the loveliest affalrB on
the week's social calendar was
tho bridge afternoon on Monday,
over which Mrs. Louis Bradford and
Mrs. T. R. Skilllngton presided it
the Bradford home on High. Golden
marigolds were used in decorating
the rooms, the same color motif be
ing carried out in tho luncheon
which followed the conclusion of
bridge. Four tables were In p'.ay
throughout the hours. Prizes were.
awarded to Mrs. II. J. Winters, Mrs.
Allen Sloan und Mrs. E. II. Balslger.
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DANCING PARTY
AT HOUSTON HOME
COMPLIMENTING Mr. Carl 13011
nett and Mr. George Van Syek
lyn of San Jose, California. Mr. an!
Mrs. Leo Houston were host and
hostesB with a delightful dancing
party at their home on Frdlay cvo
nlng. The Houston home was
especially lovely, decorated with
autumn flowers en masse. At mid
night the hostess served a buffet
luncheon. Music and dancing wcie
enjoyed by the guests. Those at
tending were Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Currln, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Davis,
Mr. and Mrs. M. Lavcnik, Mr. and
Mrs. R. W. Browne, Mr. and Mrs.
Will HouBton, Mr. nnd Mrs. Bert
Cook, Mr. and Mrs. B. Hodges, Mr.
and MrB. Byron Noud, Mr. and MrB.
Paul IJalton, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Houston, Mrs. GoldJe Miller, Miss
Wyma Brotherton. Mr. Carl Boli
nett, Mr. George Vnn Hycklyn, and
the host and hostess. Mr. and Mrs.
foljMOJl,
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ELKS GIVING INITIAL
DANCE OF THE SEASON
VE1A1,1,S and aprons will be
tho vogue on Wednesday even
lug, when Klamath Falls Elks will
be hosts with their Initial dtllolnl
party of the fall and winter months
The affair to bo given in the Elks
temple.
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FRIENDSHIP ( I t 11 MEETS
WITH MRS. WHITMORE
MRS. CHAltl.ES C, WHITMORE
entertained the ladies of the
Friendship club at her home ,on
Main street Friday afternoon. Mrs
Frank Owens, Mr:', A. Pardul and
Mrs. Whltmore were Joint hoslesso i.
Plana for the winter mouths were
discussed. At the next meeting of
the club, which will take place on
Friday, November twenty-seventh,
i taction of Officers for the ensuing
your will take place.
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HALLOWE'EN SALE
NEXT SATURDAY
A HALLOWE'EN cooked food sale
will bo held on Saturday, Oc
tober thirty-first In Miller's Mark.",
according to the announcement of
St. Mary's Altar society, who will
sponsor tho sale. The Indies of th"
Society are now making articles for
their buiaar which will be held on
leiomber twelfth. The place of the
sale will be announced nt a Inter
date.
SACRED HEART STUDENTS TO
EXJOY HALLOWE'EN PARTY
STUDENTS of Saoreif Heart Acad-;
3 fray will enjoy their annual
Hallowe'en party on next Thursdav
evening at tho Acndemy. The acad
emy will be decorated In Hallowe'en
colors. Games will pnss the hours.
TWO EVENINGS OF BRIDGE
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
MRS. THOMAS RICHARDSON
and Mrs. Kenneth Klahau
have Issued Inventions for two eve
nings of bridge. Monday nnd Tues
day of this coming week. The attain
are to be given at the Rlchurdsou
apartment In The Sunsot.
YOUNGER SET DANCE
THURSDAY EVENING
CLOSE to two hundred of the
youngcrloolal set attended the
dancing party at the hotel White
Pellcnn on Thursday evening over
which the Daughtors of Job nnd the
De Molay presided. Dancing was
enjoyed between the hours of nine
and midnight. Punch and wafers
were served throughout tho evening.
Patron nnd patronesses for the af
fair were Prefessor nud Mrs. Puul
Jackson. Mr. nnd Mrs. Marlon
Hanks. Mr. and Mrs. Alien Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Bathlany. Dr.
and Mrs. G. A. Massey and Mr. and
Mrs. W. D. Cofor.
DORCAS CIRCLE WITn
MRS. G. D. GRIZZLE
THE Dorcas Circle of tho First
Presbyterian church met on
Thursday afternoon, at tho home of
Mrs. George D. Grizzle on Jeffer
son. During the afternoon the
matrons sewed on various articles
which they arc getting In readlno
for the bazaar on December eighth.
Twelve of the members were pres
ent and at the close of the afternoon
Mrs. Grizzle served a dainty lunch
eon. KEDRON CLUB HOLDS
REGULAR MEETING
THE regular meeting of the Ked
ron Clob was teld in the
church parlors of the First Pres
byterian church on Thursday oven
ing with an attendanco of thirty
six. "The Jews" being the topic of
discussion, Mr. A. n. Wilson giv
ing an interesting talk of the Jpap
of Bible days and Mrs. R. C. Grocs
beck taking the Jews of Commerce.
At the conclusion of tho social
hour the 'hostesses, Mrs. Hcher Ra J
cllffe and Miss Anna Mae Johnston
served refreshments.
Fur Manufacturer
Coat Remodeling
MRS. WM. BESSLER
Furrier
436 Klamath Ave.
Between Fourth and Fifth
Next to Moosu hall
All work 30 to 60 per cent
less than any fur house in
Klamath. Work guaranteed.
MISSES CUMMIN UN AND
BBTRRIt TO ENTERTAIN
HALLOWE'EN night Miss Marg
tiret Cumuiluits und Miss Anna
Setzer will be hostesses at a mask
party at tho Cummlngs home mi
Washington, imitations have been
Issued to fifty of the younger set.
The Irene Lewis orchestra will fur
aSh dnucu music hotavcou tho bourn
of nine and midnight.
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MISS MAGUIRE HONORS
TWO AT AFTERNOON
MRS. K. E. FEN WICK, and Mrs.
F. Hock, who huvo recently
become new residents of Klamath
Fulls, shared ilionors on Friday
afternoon, when Miss Murgnrnt ,Mn
gulro entertnlned In a most gracious
mnniior at her attractive home on
Pine. Four tables of "51)0" were
In play during the afternoon. Mri.
Fenivlck holding hlRh scoro for
the afternoon'spluy, while Mrs. llenrv
Matthews received Hie consolation,
stately pink Chrysanthemums ad
orned the rooms. At the contiu.ilcn
of trio pluy Miss Magulre served re.
freshments. Those Invited to meet
the honor guests were Mrs. M. Mo
Andrews, Mrs. C. A. Patterson, Mn.
P. D, Hnnnon, Mrs. I). Colwell, Mm.
W. .1. Bertrum. Mrs. C. P. Magulre,
Mrs. T. E. McDonald, Mrs. O. W.
Robertson, Mrs. Charles Riley, Mrs.
A. E. Alberts. Mrs. 11. S. Matthews.
Mrs. E. G. Wlsecarver, Mrs. Marie
imveuport and Mrs. llloliard Hogue.
INITIAL MEETING OF
Tl't'K.VBACHEE CLUE
CTHE Initial meeting of the Tuckn
7 bnchco club, which was recent
ly organized for the younger set of
the Methodist church held their first
social gathering on Thursday eve
ning nt the home of Mrs. 0, II. Barn
stable. Hostesses for the evening
were Mrs. Guy Satterlee. Miss Hazel
Noble and Mrs. Barnatnble. The
guests numbered close to fifty. Mrs.
Eva Bennett was In charge of the
entertainment und games und music
were enjoyed. Closing tho evening
the hostesses served a light lunch
con. During the winter months the club
Is making plnns for n number of
social gatherings und tho present
outlook Is that the club will be out
standing among the social clubs of
Klamath Falls.
FltlKXDK SURPRISE
MISS PIIYLIS IIOGAN
AMONG t'le most enjoyable birth
day dinner parlies of the week,
was that of Tuesday evening at tho
homo of Mrs. George T. Casper,
when a number of the close friends
of her sister, Miss Phylts Hokum
gathered. Centering the dinner
tablo was a low Japaneso vase of
marigolds. Following the dinner
Miss llogan was showered iith n
number of beautiful gifts. Among
the guests were MIsb Hognn, Mr..
H, G. Wortloy, Miss Anna Motcnlf.
Miss Myrtle Griffin. Miss Bernar
dino Metcnlf, Miss Louise Cattuzzo.
Miss Maude Hood, Miss Marlnm
Wortley, Mrs. Jacklo Bramons, Mr.
J. A. Lonch, Mrs. Norrls Young.
Mrs. M. Moore, Mrs. Goorge T.
Casper, little Ardls and Joyco Loach
and Margaret and Mnrlam Young.
DANCING PARTY FOR
YOUNGER SET
Three girls; of tho younger sot.
tho Misses Goldlu Lewis, Lois Weed
on and Thelmn Grizzle, have Invita
tions out for a Hallowo'on dancdni
pnrty, to be given at the Lowls home
on Nolson. The Invitations read for
Thursday evening, Octobor twenty
ninth, nlnotcon hundred twenty
five. r
ILIPPY HOUR CLUB
WITH MRS. COFER
Mrs. W. D. Cofer will bo hostess
on Tuesday afternoon at her home
on Alameda, honoring tho members
of the Happy Hour club.
DANCING PARTY AT
GRIZZLE HOME
The Misses Thelma Grlzzlo and
Lois Wccdon havo Issued Invitations
for a mask Hallowe'en dancing
party, to bo held at tho homo of
Mr. und Mrs. 0. D. Grlzzlo on Wed
nesday evonlng. Invitations have
boon issued to twonty of the 'young
er set.
COSTUME PARTY
THIS AFTERNOON
A Hallowo'on cpstumo party was
enjoyed this afternoon by tho pupils
of the sixth and seventh grado at
tho Falrview school. Games wcro
onjoyed throughout the 'hours from
two to four o'clock. Refreshments
of sweet elder and apples woro
served.
INVITATIONS OUT
FOR MASK PARTY
Mrs. .Tamos Bishop Foster, Mm.
R. D. Eller and Mrs. Roy Durbin
have Issued Invitations for a "mask"
purty to bo glvnn at tho 'home of
Mr. and Mrs. Durhln on Hallowe'en
Eve. Invitations have been Issued
to twenty-five of the social set.
Thousands Upon Thousands of Old
People
would now ho enjoying, tholr natural rlghl l a tlfODIi
henlthy body und mind IT lliey had lvaH their loath tM !'"-
per oare nud tttentlou when you OK. Don'l matte i rati
uihituko. Boo us for froo MwnlntUoui
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St. i and Main
Phono 136
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Used Car Sale
All Our Used Cars Are Good And
Priced To Sell
1925 Buick Standard Six with enclosure
1925 Hupmobile Club Sedan
1924 Studebaker Special Six Touring
1924 Oldsmobile (5, four passenger Coupe
1924 Packard Six Touring with glass enclosure
1923 Hudson Speedster like new
1924 Overland Four 2 passenger Coupe
1923 Ford Coupe
1923 Chevrolet Touring
1922 Hupmobile 2 passenger Coupe
1922 Packard Twin-Six 7 passenger Touring
1922 Buick Six touring
1921 Hudson 4 passenger coupe
1920 Hudson Sedan
1920 Winton Six 7 passenger Gould top
1921 Hudson Speedster
1920 Ford Roadster with delivery body
Trucks
21j ton Nash Quad with trailer
2 ton Master Long Wheel Case
ton Caddilac truck
POSPISIL MOTOR CO.
Klamath Ave at Eighth Street
Phone 890