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EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, .OREGON
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"A
word, a nod ot recog
nition, a smllo of encouragement
thesa are the jewels which
anyone may pluck from the round
bowl of time and bestow upo.i
his fellowman. Thrice blessed of
God Is he who Rives, and truly
blessed Is he who receives these
jewels when days are dark or
bright."
Helene Breitenstein
SOCIETY KD1TOK
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SOCIAL KVEXTS
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EDRON Club Christina..
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the home of Miss Mary Ball.
Christmas Party at Caleb
Jones homo. Monday and Wed-
nesdsy evenings Miss Martha
Jones and Miss mills .McCall
T has not been so many years i0 oe hostesses.
a. since little girls were told It was
very "vain" for them to look at nesday afternoon,
themselves In the glass and were 30th, with Mrs. C
thereupon Instructed to look up cer- stable.
tain scriptural quotations on the
pOIXKUE SET RKTCRNIXG TO
IciTY FOR HOLIDAYS
ST a few short months ago
found a number of the young
people of tho city wending their way
to college. Homes were a bit lonely
with the departure of these loved
ones, who wore off to school to fur
ther their education.
ran;. Hon day Evening at t Now these same homes are glad-
' dened with tho return of these young
folks, who are welcomed back home,
hero to spend the Christmas holidays
with relatives and friends.
Today found a number of tho
young pet arriving in the city, iuclud-
Methodlst Ladies Aid. Wed- i Infi Katherine Vlrleh, Hetty Manning.
December May Mordoff, Bertha Pelts, Nell Bi
ll. Barn- Hott. Veronica McAndrews, l.eah
D. A. R. Luncheon.
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Beall and Enid Light, both of Lake
hotel 'view, Florence and Clarice Elliott.
subject of vanity. As a matter of Watte Pelican. January 4th. Katherine Dot... Ruth Newton. Chas.
fact, however. It Is vanity only in Library Study Club, Mrs. Johnston. Buford Hargus. Delos
every case which tempts us to gas-) Levant Pease to review. "Mark ! Mills, Martin Ramsby, Harry Pelti.
earnestly at our reflections and Twain" Letters," January 11. j Richard Maguire, Lynn Horton, Rob-
urges us to make the best of what American Homo Department Ort ituysenaau, -oaa rruax, wen
beauty we possess and to improve of Library club entertaining 'man Clark, Bruce Joffera, and Hope
tioracn.
YOUNGER SET TO BE GUESTS
AT JONES HOME
CTHE younger set are looking for
ward to the Christmas parties
on Monday and Wednesday evening
of this coming week at tho home of
Mr. and Mrs. Caleb Jones, when their
daughter Miss Martha and Miss Hil-
pzs
Campus Cu
Lmv it to t!x collegium 10 iiilnK of
oofotntn( now! At tho I'nln'ifilty
01 Oregon, Kugcnr. Ore., Ih gltij
ate wrailug swrairrs with gay scenes
pointed on the tuck. This ro M
Maintains that the scene on the bark
of hers represents the spirit of tbe
campus.
ourselves if possible. 'be matrons c! Klamath Fall3
There is a decided distinction be- "ho have kept house for one
tween vanity and self respect and half a century, January 8, at
there should be no mistake in re- the hotel White Pelican.
Bard to the definition of the terms. Presbyterian Sunday School
I for one, am decidedly of the opin- class party, January 11.
Ion that our self-respect leads us Installation of officers of the
to keep ourselves sweet and clean A. 0. U. W.. January 5.
and to be as lovely as possible er- Past Noble Grand club with
ternally as well as internally. Mrs. W. J. Stelnmetz, January
"Cleanliness is next to Godliness" 6.
and its moral lesson yon have al- Friendship club with Mra.
ready found out If you have ever Victor Palmer. January 22.
attempted slum visiting in any of The Delphian club, hotel
the larger cities. Personally I be- white Pelican, January 5.
lieve that cleanliness promotes God- Evening class of the Del-
liness. nhiQn ik wih m-.. n ,
Since we are to inhabit our Solomcn, January 6. !
oooies tor a lifetime we certainly .
should be expected to keep our
abode as attractive and wholesome MIS8 EDNA DUNBAR
as can be. ' HONORED BY. FRIENDS
It Is sheer carelessness for a wo- W-j Wednesday evening Miss Ed
man to neglect her appearance. It tj na Dunbar was delightfully sur
la an important asset in either a ,.j , , I .
A'o01
nrAfocnlrttinl n ,1,,. M
r ,Z T -" ana Mr 2nd Mrs - Dunl)ar on
l think women are beginning to r : . - ,
., Jefferson, when a number of her
realise that more every day. It is -.,., . , k.
no evidence of vanity to be well
groomed. It is a' sign of good
breeding not only to be appropriate
ly dressed but to be well manicured
and well kept in regard to hair and
complexion and all the details which
go to make up the toilet of the care
ful woman.
We cannot be prodigal of our good
looks and when you are fortunate
tn possessing them you should cer
tainly try , to preserve them. It 13
pot entirely vanity, is it, which
leads ns to ward off the threatened j
attacks of "Father Time." Or, if'
SO, it is vanity distinctly to be en
couraged fnr thorn tn nnllilnt, HI,,.
a youthful face to keep a woman A -
VOUnc in snirit. A row nf wrinlrloa
hm. i..i.. , . Mr,
the glass are enough to make any
Woman age in spirit as well as out
wardly. Miss joan Mcdonald
BRIDE OP TOMORROW XOON
A T high coon tomorrow. Miss
Joan McDonald will become the '
bride of Mr. LeLand Willits at the
First Presbyterian church. Rev.'
Rice will perform the ring cere-j
mony in the presenco of the immo-!
diate relatives of the popular young
couple. Miss McDonald will be at-'
tended by Miss Grace. Hoaglanclj
while Mr. Stanley Hajeck will at
tend Mr. Willits. Immediately fol
lowing the wedding ceremony a
wedding dinner will be held at the
day. The evening was spent with
games and music at the conclusion
of which a buffet supper was serv
ed. Among those honoring Miss
Dunbar were the Misses Dehlla
Hawkins, Dorothea Hawkins. Joy
j Miller, Pauline Adamson. Charlotte
1 Grovcr, Jennie Grover, Beulah May
and Edna Jones. Messrs. Ralph
Adamson, Ray Wakiman, Earl
Mack, John Hawkjns. Kinton Ha
maker. Robert Oliver, Irvln Keller
and Ren Holllster.
ANNOUNCE MARRIAGE OX
ClUlISTMAS DAY
NNOUNCE.MENT of the marriage
Miss Frances O. Randelin to
INSTALLATION OF STAR
OFFICERS TUESDAY EVE
L01IA chapter .o. 01 of the
E. S. will meet In regular
session on Tuesday evening. Decem
ber twenty-socontl, at eight o'clock
In tho Masonic hall. Installation ot
officers for tho unsuing year will
take place.
Elln McMlllnn will act as Instnl-
lls McCall will bo hostesses to somo Hng officer, agisted by Mrs. Kate
seventy of the high school set. Peyton as marshall and Mrs. Alma
Mr. and Mrs. Jones and Mr. and cofer will preside at tho piano. A
Mrs. McCall will act as patron and musical program with Instrumental
patronesses for the affairs. j Bd vocal numbers will follow Instal-
latlon.
HENDERSON GIVES DINNER j
PARTY AT HOTEL PELICAN 1 INVITATIONS ISS1ED FOR
ONORING the employees of the PARTY NEW YEARS EVE
Klamath Development Com- TNVITATIONS for the annual New
pany, Mr. T. P. Henderson was host Years party of the Pelican Coin-
with a dinner party on Tuesday eva- munlty club have boen issued. Tho
nlng at the Hotel White Pelican, affair which gives promise of being
Centering the prettily appointed ta- one of the outstanding social events
bio was. a silver basket of Charles of the Christmas holiday season will
Russell Roses. Covers were laid Dc held In the Community club house
for Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Montellus. on Thursday ovening. Docember 31,
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Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Montelius, Mr.
and Mrs. Steve Sabo, Jr., Mrs. C. S.
Currin, Jay C'zlzek and the host, T.
P. Henderson.
BUSINESS WOMEN ELECT
OFFICERS FOR YEAR
GJIyf RS. IRMA DIXON waB elected to '
CKi
1925.
The program includes: Dancing,
Galloway's orchestra, nlno to twelve:
party, vaudeville, courtesy Pine
Trco thoator: rofrcshmonts, favors,
novelties.
LOCAL PEOPLE ATTEND
serve as president of . tho Bus- HUNDAY EVENING CONCERT
Iness and Professional Women's club, Sunday evening the muslcnlo
for the year Nineteen Hundred and J concert nt tno notel White
twenty-six, at tho meeting of the , pcllcan was attended by several i
club held on Monday evening at the 1 pBrteB 0f local peop'.e inc:uu-jg Mr.
hotel White Pelican. At tho hour ond Mrs. Horace Manning. Mr. and
of six-thirty members of the club MrS- c. F. Sione. Mr. and Mrs. E.
gathered in the dining room of tbelu pib Mr ami ir Thom.i White
Sostlery for dinner after w'jlch they Dclzcll. Mr. and Mrs. John C. Boylo, ha" 0 ltatchable mole lining.
Society personals
Mlts LOI'IS (INllHER ius re
turned frcm l'i'tilanil where
tor the past (brtnllhl s''e has been
the hJitsu guest nt Mr. ami Mrs.
Alex Martin. VhlU ti'i'th she wan
the Inspiration for a uumbvr of de
llghtful social affairs.
SOS
Miss Leah ii.mI1 nml M... Uuld
Light, who are attending college at
t'orvnllls are , the week end guests
of Miss Margaret Grace Jv'ilmton
onroute homo to l.akevlew. Wbtsro
they will .icml the holidays ivith
their parents.
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Mrs. Myrtle Helm and Mrs. Laura
Alice Willits are enjoying their
Christmas vscatlon lu southern Call
; 1 in.' with relatives and friends.
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Mrs. c. V. Fisher Is spending
the h II. I. iv season with her daught
er Constance nt Sun Diego.
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Mr. and Mrs. Del Gammon and
daughter Nancy, are south for the
holidays, tho guests of Mrs. Gam
mon's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George
Russell Reed of Berkeley.
soo
Mr. and Mrs. II. E. Pelts, who
are spending the winter In San
Frunclsco, and their dsughtnr ond
son. lleitha and Harry, studouts at
O. A. C. will be the house guests of
Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Barnstable, ovor'i
t ;e Christmas holidays,
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Ramsby andj
son Martin, arcampanled by S. E.I
Mnrtin. are motoring to Oaklnn.l
fur the Christmas holidays where
they will Join Mrs. 8. E. Martin
nnd children and Miss Deity Ram
sby
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Howard '.v 111
spend Christmas nt Walla Wal'.a,
Washington, with relatives and
friend
Rev. and Mrs. T. D. Ynrnes nnd
children expect to spend Christmas
nnd Now Years In Ncwberg, Oregon,
with relatives and frlendi.
Paul Keller, son of Mr. and Mrs.
J. J. Keller, who Is established la
business In Portland, will apend the
holidays .here with his parents and
friends. Mr. Keller Is nrrlvlng In
tho city on Tuesday.
MODES OK THE MOMENT
FOB THE SMART WOMAN
THE Increasing simplicity of wo
men's costumes Is brought viv
idly to us in a leaflet that Is being
distributed by a firm of manufac
turers showing the uso in 1900 of
eighteen and twenty-soven Inch ma
terials: In 1910. thlrty-alx Inches, In
1915 forty Inches and In 192s, fifty,
four Inches.
A new gown by Jenny shows a
godet Inserted at the shoulder nnd
falling the length of tho gown.
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Tho small high collar Is often
trimmed with velvet and closed
with little bows, tics or ends.
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A rep ovening cout seen rccontly
HACKED HEART OHUftOH
Sunday. December 30, 1935.
R o'clock Communion Mush for
young ladles of I'urlsh.
10:30 High Mass. HsrmOU
"What ThlnkcM Thou of Christ?"
IUvcttlhg Advent dtrOtlOOl at TlSO
o'clock.
Services this Sunday tho inline us
usual.
ChrUtmiiH midnight iiiush ut Mer
rill. S and 10:, 10 ut K. F.
Uov. A. F. Looser, Pastor.
HEED GETS DRAW
ALBANY, Dec. 19. (!') Kolilu
Reed, wrestling Instructor ill Oregon
Agricultural College lust night
m resiled to a I wo hour draw with
Henry Jones, welterweight. Rued
won the first fall I" M mluulen and
Jones the second 'ill IS. Neither
could gain a decided fall.
Another Christmas story: "Who
I ho dickens left that ilnrti train
light In the middle of the floor."
Richardson Springs
"The Home of the Soft Shirt"
Nonr Ohlco. Hun.. Co., California
A woundnrful place In winter for any one senklni health.
Steam healed hotel. Ilousakeepiiig or camping. Address:
Lee Richardson, Chico, Calif.
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FRAMED PICTURES
FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS
From One Dollar Up
QUALITY
PHOTOGRAPHS
PICTURE
FRAMES
Warren C. Bennct on Christ
mas day was made this week. The
bride-elect Is a Portland girl and
for the past several years has taught
school at Summers. Mr. Bennett la
the son of Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Parker
of Crescent avenue and is manager
of the Peoplo's Warehouse of this
city.
miss joan Mcdonald com
plimented WITH, PARTY
JN COMPLIMENT to Miss Joan Mc-
iunnue:. uue ul ueceuiuei ui iuo
electB, whose marriage to Mr. Leland
I Willits will be an event of tomorrow
I at high noon, Mrs. Floyd McMillan
' was hoRlr.RR on Wednesrlav evenlne
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with a prettily appointed dinner
F'.-ty at her home In The SunBet.
homo of the bride-elect's parents. The Mle appointments were carried
Wr. and Mrs. Levi McDonald on ! ou' fn yellow. The center piece was
Eleventh and Walnut.
I Miss McDonald is one of the city's
most charming and attractive young
women end since the announcement
an artistic basket of ophella roses.
Garlands of green wore spread about
the center piece. The nut cups were
wee yellow tulips and tall cathedral
ot her engagement to Mr. Willits I candles of yellow were held In crys-
has been the Inspiration for a
number of social affairs.
After a honeymoon trip to Port
land and other coast cities they will
be at home to their frionds on
Eleventh and Walnut.
A. N. W. CLUB MEETS WITH
MRS. JENNIE HURN
TRS. JENNIE HURN was hostess
on Wednesday afternoon to tho
matrons ot the A. N. W. club. Regu
lar business was taken up and dur
ing this session, Mrs. George Ulrlch
wan elected to membership tn the
club. The remainder of the after
noon was spent with fancy work. At
four-thirty the hostess sorvod a dain
ty luncheon. Among tho matrons
present wore MrB. Wilbur Jones, Mrs.
Rufus Moore, Mrs. J. F. Goeller. Mrs.
C. Ramsby, Miss Elizabeth McCurdle,
Mrs. Z. Powell, Mrs. Grubh and the
bpstess.
adjourned to the sun room whore the
business meeting of the club ond the
annual election of officers was hold.
To serve with Mrs. Dixon this com
ing year. Mrs. Ebba Bennett was
chosen vice president, Mrs. L. Parker
secretary and Mrs. Lena Dennis
treasurer. A committee composed of
Mrs. Gertrude Moore, Mrs. Lena
DenniB and Miss Ida Momycr will
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Bedford, and
Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Albortson.
That local music lovers aro en
Joying tho concerts given ench Sun
day ovening at the hostolry is prov
en by the attendance.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bradford and
daughter Marycllyn, arc to spend
the holidays in Sacramento and
act as a permanent library cimmlttce j San Francisco. In San Francisco
room of the library have been ccm-j they will be the guests cf Mr. Brad
pleted. I tord's mother.
tal holders. Hand decorated place
cards in tones of yellow marked the
seats for the six guests. Covers were
laid for Mrs. Paul Noel, Miss Mar
garet Grace Johnston, Miss Pansy
Robertson, Mrs. Helene Brcitensleln,
Miss Joan McDonald and the host
ess, Mrs. McMillan.
Since the announcement of her en
gagement, Miss McDonald has been
the Inspiration for a number of af
fairs given by her many friends.
Bridge and music passed the eve
ning hours following the dinner.
WITH MISS MARY BALL
ON MONDAY EVENING
Monday evening marks the an
nual Christmas party of the Kedron
Club. Miss Mary Hall will be hos
tess to the club at her home. A
Christmas program has been ar
ranged and a gift exchange will he )
one of (he features o( the evening
I Klamath Falls' Own Stort
Falls Mercantile Co.
Will be open every evening un
til Christmas for the benefit
of the late shoppers.
Klamath Falls Owned
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A striking ensomblo uses navy
blue leather for . the coat, with a
tailored coat dress of blue gray
kasha. Tho kasha also lines tho
coat.
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Jewelry fashioned after that used
Jn Gcorgo Washington's day Is very
popular this season. It is repro
duced In stress and varl-colorcd
stones and mounted delicately In
silver.
Silk underwear and silk slips make
practical Xmas gifts at Bee Begln's
Dress Shop, 129 So. 7th St., noxt
to Shasta cafe. (Adv) 15-19
Fur Manufacturer
Coat Remodeling
MRS. WM. BESSLER
Furrier
430 Klamath Ave.
Between Fourth and Fifth
Next to Moomc Hall
photograph!
ENLARGING AND TINTING
Opposite Court House 327 Main Street
Phone 39
RESERVATIONS
Now Being Made
for the
New Year
Dinner Dance
at the
White Pelican Hotel
December Thirty-firsl
Dinner Three Dollars Including
Cover Charge
VELTEX
Lamp Shades
A new novelty that has added greatly
to the worth, beauty and stability of
hanging lamps, bridge lamps and stand
ing lamps.
Hand painted Resigns of artfully color
ed ships, birds and flowers.
A Most Wonderful Gift
Uhlig Electric Shop