The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, October 31, 1925, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextEage Efeht EVENING HERALD, fcLAMATH FALLS, OKEGON Saturday, October" 81, ' W)2f i . "" " - MISSION By the Dominican Father, Kcv. William S. McDcrmott, 0. P., of Sin Francisco. At Sacred Heart Church, Klamnth Falls, Sunday. Novcmhcr 1, 1925, to November 8, and at Holy Cross Church, Merrill, Sunday, November 8 to November 12. You are cordlallv Invited to mnkc ibis Woiulerfu vitli us gfiveii by Rev. I'ailu i- MeDcnitott, O, P., one the foremost inissidiWles, ol (tie bonrflilenn Order, JIME Klamath halls, November the first to N ember llu'iii'.litli. Merrill, November the otolith I" No'vemher the twelfth Masses Klamath Falls: NtnMca oh. Sundays, November I und s at the usual boms of 8 ami 10:30 On week days at .w and 8:00 o'clock. Merrill: Sunday, November 8 Sfaf al 10:30, Wk HVjft at 6:00 and 8:00 p'clock, Kacb Mission M ass will he pi reeded by a part Oi the Uosary. Sermons, Instructions On week day-.: A short instruction after the early Mass and a sermon alter the late Mass.' lit ibe evening' struciion on the Rosaty at 7ii0, followed by ii part of the Uosary and a sermon. The sermon w ill close with. Bene diction of the Most Holy Sacrament. Converts During the Mission, in the true spirit of charity, every facility will be afforded for rfie instruction oi information of non-Catholics, who may I- desirous of knowing the true teachings of the Catholic Church. A. F. LOESU'R. V'' Pastor, "L1 IVE not for selfish aims. Live to-shed Joy on othcr.i. Thus best shall your own happi ness bo secured, for no Joy is over given freely forth that doos not hare n quick echo in th giver's own heart.'' Helene 'Breitenstein SOCIETY KD1TOR Telephone 88 EIGHT the HALLOWE'EN', a night 'when mystic spirits are abroad n night when witch and goblin (ro they say) mingle with mortals In revelery and games, a night when solemn old owls stare, and radiant Jack o'lanterns peep from every win dow! Perhaps no festivity tn the whole year lends Itself so readily to quaint and amusing decorations as Hallowe'en. Many are the smail entertainments which use this his toric day as an excuse for odd dec orations and favors and rather in formal merry-making. A number i ii . . men; ruiwlu,..mtul -... gg,,. lisnt refreshments at the take Place m tue younger circ.es io- c,Me of thp nours Tne homc wag 8 i decorated in Hallowe'en colors for It would bo a pity to let this, tho last night of October, slip by with- out any of the mystic observations CENTRAI; SCMOOJ. P, T. A. MEETS TI KSDAY AFTERNOON TVH5DAY afternoon, November third, the Parent Teachers as sociation of Oe Central school will meet at tho hour of three o'clock. Mrs. Warren Hunt and Mrs. R. Boyd are in charge of the program. It ts hoped that as many parents of the Central school pupils as are able will attend the meeting. nOHRIE AXI) WARREN KZKI.l. HIVE PARTY IGHTEEX little tots gathered it home of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Ezell en Friday evening; when Bob bie and Warren were hosts with a Hallowe'en party. Games passed the merry hours for the children from seven until ten. Mrs. Ezell by which in old times the young people set such store. Most of the Hallowe'en tricks are fairly hoary with age, but they are all the mote interesting and amusing for that very reason. There are so many the occasion. EPISCOPAL SUNDAY SCHOOL PARTY . MRS. ROSS H. PRICE, superin tendent of the Episcopal Sun day school, compllmentd the child ren with a Hallowe'en party on pranks to delight the heart of those Thursday evening at the A. O. V. W. seeking fun. Qal. f r the affair Uo bail was We are told .that "the piece de ' decorated In Hallowe'en colors, resistance" of the Hallowe'en festiv- Games were enjoyed and Mr. Rosj tty is the mysterious cake, the witch H. Price added much to the merri cake aa it is called, which contaius ment of the evening by telling ghost those faithful omens, the ring, the 'stories. Fifty two of the class were thimble and last, but not least, the 1 present. Dainty ret reshments were silver coin. Often as we grown ' served by the hostess at tie con folks recall, this cake was iced to elusion of the evening, represent the "Clock of Time" when , the hands of time point to the hour COSTUME PARTY" AT of midnight, when Shakespeare says BOY'LE HOME TONIGHT wuuu uo 'CTYMNTY little Gertrude and Mar - euerite Boyie. diughters of Mr and Mrs. J. . C. Boyle are tonight ' . . ! complimenting twelve of their play- lUUIgUb 1I11U3 luc uiu auw juuue joining hand in hand in the pranks of this mystic night which will nerer grow old. HONORS HUSBAND'S BIRTHDAY WITH DINNER C IMPLEMENTING Mr. Victor Ol son's birthday, which was iai Sunday, Mrs. Olson was hostess with a prettily appointed dinner party at the family home in Dorris. The home was decorated in lovely antumn flowers and leaves. Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. John Olson and daughter, of Dorris; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brookfield and fam ily, of Klamath Falls; Mr. Robert Olson, of Dorris, and Mr. and Mrs. Victor Olson and family, of Dorris. LITTLE VIRGINIA HOUSTON ENTERTAINED THIS AFTERNOON mates with a Hallowe'en costume party at their home on Conger. For the affair the Boyle, home has been decorated in ghosts, goblins, witches black cats and Jack o' lanterns Games which the little ones will play- have been planned for. The hours are from five until eight o'clock. MISS FLORENCE MURPHY HONORED WITH BRIDGE COMPLIMENTING her cousin Miss Florence Murphy, Mrs. C H. Foster of 635 Alameda, proved herself a most gracious hostess on Friday evening when she enter tamed with bridge. Symbolic of Hallowe'en season, the Foster home was decorated In orange and black ivirs. t-aui isoei held high score for the evening's play and the. con solation went to Mrs. Fred Fleet At the hour of eleven the hostess D AINTY little Virginia Houston served a two course luncheon. entertained a number of her playmates this afternoon between the hours of two, and four, with a Hallowe'en party at the homo cf her parentB, Mr. and Mrs. Fred I.. Houston. Jack o' lanterns, black cats, ghosts, big and little, and ev erything pertaining to this historic date were used In decorating the rooms for the occasion. Games were played by the little ones who weie all in costume. Mrs. Houston served light refreshments at the hour of four. Those bidden to Virginia's party were Margaret Yaden, Phylis Gates, Dorothy Deitz, Maxine Elliott, Mary Ann Thrasher, Loretta Bret'., Betty Jones, Mildred Caldwell, Jer ry Houston, Don Brett and Donald Kirkpatrlck. TONIGHT MARKS INITIAL OPENING OF HE.VDKA'OUfl TONIGHT marks the initial open ing of the fall and winter par ties which will be given in the Scandinavian Hull. The hall has been completely remodeled, a new maple dance floor has been laid, attractive drapes have been hung at the windows. Maid service for those attonding will be another ad ded feature of the new rendezvous. A Portland orchestra Is to furnish the dance music for dancing which will be on Wednesday and Satur day ovenlng of each week. : MRS. LAMM TO ENTERTAIN AUTION BRIDGE CLUB fUS. WILFOKD LAMM will en tertain the matrons of Hi- Auction Bridge ohtb at the hot'jl Whito Pelican on Wednesday arter Bvn. November, fourth. M' The guest list included Mrs. Mar vln Lucas, Mrs. It. Smith, Mrs James Bishop Foster, Mrs. R. l Eller. Mrs. Marlon Nine, Mrs. T. P. Smith, Mrs. Glenn H. Jester, Mrs. Dale Beeson, Mrs. Walter Mann, Mrs. Fred Fleet, Mrs. Roy F. Dur bin, Mrs. Floyd Dunnlvan, Mrs. Fred Dunbar, Mrs. J. D. Conway, Mrs. Paul Noel, Mrs. W. Sanders, Mrs. Joseph Avery, Miss Mary Walker, Miss Jean Perry, Miss Ber- nice Hector, Miss Fern Hanks,. Miss Ruth Llndscy and Miss Grace Hoag land. AU REVOIR COURTESY FOR MRS. S. E. MARTIN RS. ROSE OTEY SOULE was a liOBtess of Wednesday morn ing presiding over a waffle break fast at her attractive home on High, as a farewell courtesy to Mrs. S. E. Martin, who left today for her'homo in southern California, after visiting here for several weeks with relatlvei and friends. The breakfast table ivas especially lovely centered with a crystal bowl of Bweet peas in pastel shades. About the dining room vaBes of autumn leaves were artistically arranged. Covers were laid for tho honor guest, Mrs. U. E. Martin, Mrs. Carey Rambsy, Mrs. Paul Jackson, Mr3. Charles Martin, Mrs. J. H. Carnahan and the host GRAND MATROX COMING NOVEMBER TENTH Mrs. Carollno Lewis, grand matron of the Eastern Star of Oregon, will visit here on Tuesday, October tenth, paying her official visit to the Aloha chaptor, I P. T. A. OF FAIRV1EW SCHOOL TO HOLD s Al t: ON Saturday, November seventh. The Parent Teachers associa tion of tho Falrvlew school will hold a cooked food sale at Sant- fords Grocery store, according to an announcement made today by mom bers of the association. The sale will start at nine o'clock in the morning. MRS. THOMAS MARTIN HOXORS SOUTHERN VISITOR MRS. S. E. MARTIN, of Oakland, California, was the motif for an enjoyable social afternoon on Tuesday, when Mrs. Th mis Martin rvas hostess to a number of the old friends of the honor guet at "ler homo 623 High. Docorations sym bolic of the Hallowe'en season wore used In decorating tse borne. With tho close of the s:cl.il hours, Mrs. Martin served a daintily appointed luncheon. The guests who called to spend the afternoon with Mrs. Martin, wio loft today for her home lu the southern city, Included Mei dames"Rufus Moore, Charles Martin, Henry Anderson, Mary Moore, ft W. Gowen. Rose Otey Soule, It Wattenburg. J. F. Ooeller. W. O. Smith. John V. Houston. Jennie Hum, R. T. Baldwin. Nell Yaden. A. L. Leavltt, D. V. Kuykendall, O. W. Robertson, C. E. Riley. Thomas McDonald, Fred L. Houston. Carey Ramsby. Miss Elizabeth McCnrdy, Miss Ida Momyer and Miss Maude Baldwin. HUNTER TWIXS GIVING HALLOWE'EN PARTY r NIGHT. mystic Hallowe'en, which will never grow old. will find a number of the young set of the city enjoying a costume party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. Hill Hunter, when Louiso and Lester Hunter will entertain with a delightful party. Games and music will be enjoyed by the merrv young folk between the nours oi seven and nine o'clock. At the con clusions of the hours Mrs. Hunter, assisted by Delphim Graham and Harriett Hunter, will serve light refreshments. The guest lilt Includes Dorothy Browne, Helene Grizzle, Valctta Dar ley. Mary Emma Miller. Nadlne O' Flaherty. PhyliB Gates. Herbert New ell, Zoa Butler, Melvln Yaden, James Rogers, Frank Flecn, Ardell Yaden. John Merryraan,. Junior Carl Van Emmons. Donald Rogers and Louise and Lester Hunter. -MISS GERTRUDE MAGITRE , HAS THEATER PARTY SKM ISS Gertrude Magulre proved Mrs. hostess I 1 ; 1 1 n . I AFTKItN'OON THl'HSDAY OUTSTANDING SOCIAL EVENT Y8TIC Hallowe'en decorations intermingled with dainty bask ets of marigolds and ferns mad an unusually attractive letting for tho dullghtful bridge of Thursday afternoon at the Hull Annex, ovor which Mrs. F. 1 1 11 1 Humor and Mrs. Q. A. Masaoy presided. Tun tables a! bridge were in play during the afternoon. Most milium was I he Idea carried out by the hostesjos In awarding prises (or the afternoon's I u00" piny. Each tally card botv a num ber and tho matrons drawing thai three luvky numbers wero nwurdod ''n,r'n' mementos. Mr'. Hurry Uoellvr re ceiving high; Mrs. Fred Cofer sec ond high and the c usolntion iwout to Mrs. A. B. Epperson. The guost list Included Mrs. Les lie Rogors, Mrs. Paul Jackson, Mrs. Warren C. Hunt. Mrs. J, C. llrock ehbrough, Mrs. H. D. Lloyd Stew art, .M.S. Walter H, Bonne, Mrs. 0, 1. Roberts, Mrs. ft M. Bubb, Mrs. Oscar Shlve, Mrs. W. E. Lamm, Mrs. James Bishop Foster, Mrs. H. D. Newell, Mrs. Charles Martin, Mrs. M. S. West, Mrs Bernard J. Ren, Mrs. Row Mrs. B. L. Hur.Umbrook, Mrs. Will Baldwin. Mrs. H. E. Hauger, Mrs. Harry Gooller, Mr. F. W. Bochtel. Mrs. A. B. ijppsrton, Mrs. J. II. Martin. Mts. R. 0. Groesbeck. Mrs. ft H. Ilulslger. Mrs. J. H. Carter, Mrs. charlos U. M.ore, Mrs. O. H. Merrymun, Mrs. C, H. Underwood, Mrs. L. P. Sabln, Mrs. W. H. Marx. Mrs. J. S. Elliott. Mrs. L. L. Tm- ox. Mrs. J. J. Parker. .Mts. H. u. Johnson. Mm. E. D. Truntove. Mrs. A. F. Graham; Mrs. H. C Bergmmi. Mrs. Syd Evans. Mrs. Charles Wood EberlelD, Mrs. W. W. McNealy, Mrs. H. N. Moe. Mrs. A. E. Whitman. Mrs. R. E. Deweese, Mrs. A. It- Campbell, Mrs. E. E. McGee, Mrs. E. B. Hall. Mrs. Bert C. Thomas. Mrs. S. E. Martin, Mrs. C. ft Rams by. MrJ. W. M. Duncan, Mrs. a. A. Krause, Mrs. Oscar Peyton, Mrs. J. R. Shaw, Mrs. Allen Jones. Mrs. George R. Lindley. Mrs. Fred Bak er. Mrs. A. A. Soule, Mrs. 0. 8. Newsom, Mrs.'T.C. Campbell, Mrs. C. R. Lucas. Mrs. Wodter West. Mrs. Predl Cofer, 'Mrs. John Bedford, Mrs. Lloyd Ryan, Mrj. J. E. Howlo. and Mrs. 3. Simpson. -' D. A. R. SOCIETY WITH MRS. EBERLKTN MRS. W. O, SMITH hostess to ei.rn THE Mali Jougg club mot with Mrs. W. O. Smith on Wuduvs dny afternoon. At tho conclusion of tho afternoon's piny Mm. George -Stevenson was nwurded the fuvr for IiIkIi Hcoro. Decorations wero es pecially attractive In pastel shaded sweet peaa und while ninuiitulii ber ries, with tho ever beautiful laven der chrysanthemum predominating. Refreshments wore served by the hostess at the close of tat utter- H. W. RrMgeford will In to the club at their next on WoduoHdUiV, Novem ber Itth,, ut her homo In Pelican City. DANCING PARTY AT St'HMITZ BOMB HONORING tho ladles of St. Mary's Altar society and tholr families, Mr. nnd Mrs. I,. J. tch mltz were host and hostess with a delightful card and dancing party at their home on tho old Morrill road m Wednesday evening. About elgi try guests were present at tho nf- Frcd Dunbar, Mrs.tnlr which was in me nniuro or a Durblu HaiU' VO on puny. ai iihi conclu sion of dancing the hostess served a dainty luncheon. COSTl ME PANCING PARTY AT it u II! N HOME TONIGHT "sjNB of 'tho most enjoyable rottumo dunclUK parties of tro- week will be that of this evening nt tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. Roy !". Durblu on Auburn Btrrot when MotdamM James Bishop Foster. R. I). Eller and Roy F. Hurt In will bo hostensra to a nuuibof o'f the'snelal sot. Ilallcv e'en decorations with yellow marl golds nnd nasturtium will enrrv out tho color scheme. Tho guest list In cludes Mr. mid Mrs. A. B. Kproi son. Mr. and Mrs. Dyron NoOfl, Mr. and Mrs. R. I). Eller. Dr. and Mrs. Warren Hunt. Mr. mid Mrs. C. 11. Pos ter, Mr. nnd Mrs. C. 11. Browne, Mr. and Mrs. Jumes Dlahop FoatT, Mr and Mrs. R. D. Eller and Mr. and Mrs. Roy F. Durbln. W1IITMORE YOUNGSTERS TO HAVE MASK PARTY ENTERTAINING ten of tholr play mates rvlth a mask Hallowe'en party, little (lhurles and Cecil Whit-, more, are being hosts at the liomol of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. I Charlus C. Whltmoro this evening .In -k n'lanteros. wltctiM. ffobllns un.l : ffWONDAY evening at eight o'clock b,Mk cJts w pocr Irom atery C()r. , Mrs. Charlea Wood Eberloln ncr of tn0 nomo at ,n0 mUo on0, I will be hostess to the ladlos of tho netwoen tho hours of sovon-thlrty I 'It Mission Of i "jftjfBN may ca 'oti forenir. i dodlca be i ur mo unit nii'ii m.i go. Hut I go imm; t.hi mill stream. Our llicn are Urdliulid In a Mtrvicn that nhull nlwnn bo a Service of Sincerity. L ' .W nussie irWfi.rni' v -An r iut n 'a 46 HOME rPINESTSl herself a delightful hostess this afternoon when she compllmodted eleven of her school chums at a theater party at tho Pine Tree. Fol lowing the matlneo the guests were taken to the Blue Bird for light re freshments and an hour of dancing. Miss Margaret Magulre, aunt of Miss Gertrude, chaperoned the young set. The gueBts included tho .VIsbcs Elanor Mngnlre, Mary Bertram, Stella Albert, Lorarlnne Lavenlk, Mil dred Hickman, Margaret Du'ining ton, Mary Howard, Nellie Tracy. Catherine Caldwell, Rosemary Hen sclman and Jessie Jenkins. Fur Manufacturer Coat Remodeling MRS. WM. BESSLER Furrier I .'Hi Klamath Ave. Between Fourth and Fifth Next to Moose Hnll D. A. R. society at bur homo. Tho meeting will bo of a social and bus iness nature. Mrs. Alfred Colllor will give a paper on "Why tho 111 grinis Loft England." Each member Is urged to be present to answer to roll call. Various mcmbors will bo called upon to give short accounts of some leader In tho emigration move ment. JOLLY' NEIGHBORS AND HUSBANDS GUESTS HE lovely home of Mr. and Mrs. THE M Lane was the scene of one of the most enjoyable affairs of the past feek, on Wednesday evening, when tho memberB of tbo Jolly Neighbors and tholr husbands gathered for an evening of cards, music and for tune telling. For tbo occasion the Ezell home was beautifully decor ated In autumn flowers and leaves, with the hint of Hallowe'en In all Its mysticism prevalent. During the evening the guests who numbered sixty, enjoyed 500. Mrs. D. H Kaylor held high score for the ovening's play, tho consolation going to Mrs. Theodore Case, Jr. Mrs. J. J. WlnterB, Mrs. Theo dore Case. Sr., Mra. L. A. West, and Mrs. J. M. Ezell wero hostesses.. DIXXER HONORS STATE.. ORGANIZER OF P. E. O. FOR MIrs BesB Mickey, Btate or ganizer of the P. E. O., the members of the local chapter were hostesses with a dinner party on Wednesday evening at the homo of Mrs. R. C. Groesbeck on North Ninth. The color Bcheme of the club, yellow and white, was carrlod out tn an artistic mannor. Center ing the prettily appointed dinner table was a low bowl of yellow and whjte flowers. At the conclusion of the dinner, the guostK went to the home o( Mrs. J. I. Board on Lincoln whore a business - meotlng was held. Among those present were Miss .Bess Mickey, the . honor guest, who, is a mom b or,- of Chapter F. of tho P. E. O. In, Port land; Mrs. L; In Truax, Mrs. Fred Petarson, Mrs. H. D. L. Htowart, Mrs. C. P. Mason, Mrs. Bert C. Thomas, Mrs. Flora Fisher, Mrs. O. N. Clifton, Mrs. H. W. Bathlany, Mrs. A. M. Collier, Mr. K. O. Cum mlngs, Mrs. Syd EvanB, Mrs. V. E. Fleet, Mrs. Harry Ooeller, Mrs. Al fred Collier, Mr. "E. L, Cramblltt, Mrs. J. I. Beard, Mrs. C. Chastain, Mrs. W. R. Boyd, Mrs. Frank Bell, MIbb Vera Houston and Mrfl. R, C. Groesbeck. Mrs. W. R. Boyd will be hoBte.is to the mnoipers at 'tfor homo In Hot Springs od,fccxt Tuesday afternoon. and ton o'clock games will bo on- Joyed by tho merry llttlo party. I Mrs. Whltmoro will servo light ru- j ifrushments at the close of the evening. 'Among thoso bidden are: Albert Powell. Nool Upp. Arthur Brelmor, Ralph Peyton, Horman Bretinor, Homor Loymon, Howard Johnson and Clifford Brookiey. MATINEE AND TEA HVEXT OF WEDNESDAY Wednesday afternoon, November fourth, will bo a red letter day on the social calendar of this coming week, when Mrs. Harry Poolo will bo hostess at a matlneo and toa, honor ing Mrs. Thomas Dolzoll. ADDITIONAL SOCIETY OX PAGE FIVE n bi . it! . CHRISTMAS PHOTOGRAPHS QUALITY PHOTOGRAPHS PICTURE ENLARGING AND TINTING Opposite Court House 327 Main Street Phone 39 AV photoqraphit Qwe Your Photograph This Christmas qpo thb friends who are dearest to you, a gift of your 1 photograph this Christmas would be the gift most appreciated and that would be a constant reminder of your intimate self. Men and women are beginning to realize this more each year, and for this reason it is best that you arrange for your sitting early, so that we will have ample time to deliver photographs to you early enough for Christmas distribution. All portrait work which we handle it siren the finest firUih, and embellished in most artistic mountings. STINSON STUDIO Opposite Pine Tree Theatre