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.'aire EijrM
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feoCIEIY NE;
"CDCT, after ill, the 'very
Ubft in ins 1 rood talk
and tha thing which helps It
moil la friendship. How It
dissolves tba barriers that
divide' us. and loosens all con
tralut aud diffuse Imelf llko
some line old cordial through
all pa veins of life thla feel
Inn that wa understand and
trust rai-h other, and wish
eiuh other htarltlr well.v--Henry
Van Dyke.
fOU guv ine once a flftv
V A Klft of Joy.
Of lore, of power, of peace, of
- ' purity.
And I. oh. wastrel that I was
1 left It on the sands
And the a rent sea
Swept lu and bore my gift
In passionate derision
Far from me.
TIE ts floppiest
T power
rhov
Jiath
i
pt$Ciat)ar wkdoml' from
every flower.
Aud wake his heart In every
hour
To pleasant gratitude. -
William Wordsworth
yS people throw
'"to be Joyous
themselves
spirit of
aummer, motoring becomes more
essential to their pleasure. The g
Sunday all day trip with a lus
rious, dainty luncheon, prepared
to aatlsfy ravenous appetites In
jured by Oregon'a wonderful
r.-.ounialn air have become a
part of the family regime, and
Just as soon as the laiy Sunday
breakfast is over, a devout word
or two offered in the family pew.
and. . the . Indispensable . Sunday
piper perused, there is an eager
dash for the motor and a spin
to one of the nnmerons beautiful
Tota about our little city. -.
'' Oregon Is rich in gorgeous
acenery and it Is to be wondered
at that her own people enjoy it
so calmly when tourists by ' the
hundreds from all parts of the
country, come here to get-: a
fleeting glimpse ot the beauties
of this "land of the
mountain. ji isn i exactly tnai
appreciation is lacking, out ine
Oregon people are so accustomed
tp'aeeing their grandeur that the
first flush of enthusiasm Is tak
en oft by constant association.
Mr. and Mrs. Glover
Entertained Monday
TN courtesy to Mrs. Robert W.
A Harwood. formerly of this city,
who spent the past fortnight here
with friends, Mr. and Mra. John
M. Glover entertained at dinner
on Monday evening.
Covers were laid for: Mrs.
Robert W. Harwood, Mrs. Madgs
Dixon Dnlton, Mr. Robert Ben
son KuykeRdall, Mr. Linn .W.
Nesmltb,Tr. C. C. Cooper and
tho bost and. hostess.
Mrs. Harwood left on Tuesday
' for Portland, Seattle and other
northern points. . ,
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Informal Dinner
H., At Nelson Home
TlK.-ond-Mrs -Jack Nelson pro
sided ovor a prettily appoint
ed dinner last Saturday evening
ut their apartment in the Ar
! cade. The table was centered
Willi n lo'.v gold bowl of mid
summer flowers. I
Covers were laid for Miss Lois
! Weedon. Mr. L. H. Derby. Mr.
J. L. Wcbh. Mr. Hal Blackburn,
and Die host and hostess, Mr.
1 and Mrs. Jack Nelson.
! Informal Dinner
At Green Lantern
JJ0N0RING Rev. and Mrs. :C.
II. Harrison of Portland and
, Her. nnd Mrs. F. B. Morrow of
. Corrallis, who spent Wednesday
here visiting, Rev. and Mrs. Nel
son F. Cole entertained on 'Wed
nesday evening with an informal
'dinner at the Crecn Lantern. Cov
ers were laid for fourteen. ' ;
iter. Harrison Is superintend;
enl of the Congregational church,
es In Oregon and Idaho. The
party left on Thursday morning
enrouto north.
. . .
'Short Sleeves '
A Worth gown ot smoke-gray
crepe haa an oriental swathing
girdle, looped-tip hemline to Its
skirt and short sleeves that
reach almost to the elbow.
Skirt Jabot
A Vlminet ehiffod . evening j
in k of "dawn gink f eatarea ::t.-ir.
i ippling ,iaboLjlnwn. the left sltM
1.1-ilM friiltt panel, I
Helene Breitenstein, Society Editor. Phone 83
Bridge Evening At Au Revoir Courtesy
Skillington Home For Miss Alexis Lyle
HO.VOIlXa Mr. D. HI. hard. o( ft J ourtey to
. . , l Mis Alexia Lylo. who left
Canyon City. Oraon. who la!(hl of o
tho summer house uest of her,,,, , mouth lit San Kraneuw.
slater, Mrs. Karl Templar, Mrs.
Victor . Palmer and Mrs. ' T. It.
Sklllinatof were Joint hostesses
on Wednesday evening at the
Skillington home on High. Bridge
. was the diversion of the evening
and five tables were In play.
! Mrs. Allen Sloan held high
.score at the close of the play
and Mra. F. R. Olds received the
' consolation. Painty refreshments
j were served at the prettily ap
; pointed Individual tables.
I Summer flowers In graceful
colorful arrangement decorated
' the rooms of the Skillington
i home. .
I Those wh were present to
'honor Mra. Richards were: Mes
; dames E. M. Dnbb, Earl Temp
1 lar, Guy Satterlee. Roy Oram.
Allan Sloan. Ray Telford, Joseph
Avery. Frank Mills. F. R. Olds.
J. E..Hoskings. E. H. Lawrence.
D. N", jTktnensi Percy Evans.
Lbula Bradford. W. D. Miller.
I Kenneth Pmith. Will Wood. J. 1.
Beard. J. H. Carnahan, Guy Man
ning, Roderick Smith. R. Sloin.
Misa Margaret Magulre. Miss
Dorothy Skillington and the
hostesses. Mrs. Palmer and Mrs.
sklllinEton.
Eastern Visitors
Honored Wednesday
MR. and Mrs. H. A. Runde
were a host and hostess of shower complimenting Mrs. Laur
Wednesday evening entertaining j ence Birk at the Lewis home on
at a handsomely appointed din- 'be Merrill road. ' K'
ner In courtesy to Mr. and Mrs. The apicious liring rooms were
if. j. Knnae ot iew iora i ny, ,
me si. wr. nunue, uu ,
have 6pent the aummer months J
ID ninmm ruis-. v- i
oaraen Diooms loaneo ,neir
i....... in A rn t n . v. . M..ii 1
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appointed dinner table.
Covers were laid for Mr. and
Mrs. H. J. Runde of New York,
Mr. and Mrs. John SlMmens. Jr..
shlnlng!MBi an(J aira,-C. d. Low and the
hoat hostess
Farewell Dinner
For Mrs. J. Moert
-A FAREWELL. courtesy non
voting Mrs. J. P. Moert. of.
Louisville. Kentucky, waa that1
of Sunday evening when Mr. and
airs. E. W. Renick presided over
a prettily appointed dinner at
their home on High.
Covers were laid for: Mra. J.
P. Moert. Misa Rhita Moert. Mr.
and Mrs. Hans Anderson, Mr.
and Mrs. W. J. toughlln and
family, Mr. C. A. Marino. Father
A. F. Looser, Father F. Giea.
Father C. B. Felge and the host
and hostess and their family.
San Francisco Girl J
ItXlSii Lilly Glonnon of , San
A Francisco, one of . the sum
mer's Interesting visitors, who is
the house guest of Mr. and Mrs.
J. A. Linman, was the honor
guest at an informal evening on
Thursday, when Mrs. Linman in
vited a few guests to her home.
The hours were from nine until
midnight and at the close ft the
evening the hostess served light
refreshments.
The guests Included: Miss
Glonnon, Mrs. M. Davenport, Miss
Katharine McAndrews, Miss Ali
cia Marie Davenport. Miss Veron
ica McAndrews, Miss Delia Mc
Grain, Mr. and Mrs. j. P. Lin
man. ,
Messrs. Martin McGrath, Leo
Hopkins, John McAndrews and
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Linman. .
Misa Glennon will return . to
her home In San Francisco on
Sunday evening.
Coats Remodeled.
. . Fur Manufacturer.
'fa its.irniZ y.
Furrier
MIW. wnxiAM
IIE8SLKB -
421 Klamath Avenue,
Between Fourth and Fifth.
Klamath Falls - Ore.
Miaa Veronica McAndreiyi enter
tained, with .a delightful ereutng
ot dancing al her home on High
on Monday evening.
The home was attractively dec
orated with a profusion of gladio
las, carnations and sweet peas.
carried out In the raiutiow color j
note. Clever favors were pre
sented the guests.
At the conclusion of dancing
at miduiglit, the guests enjoyed
a buffet nipper. Misa Lydia Von
Berthelsdorf and Misa Norma
Uoege rendered a number ot de.
liglitful musical selections whlih
were enjoyed by the guests.
The invited guests were: Miss
es Joy Evan. Norma .Doese, Lu
cile ' Coan, Virginia Peyton.
Charlotte Wright. Delia . Mr
Grain. Marjorle Peyton. Lydia
Vou Ilerthelpdorf. Marie Daven
port and the honor guest, Misa
Lyle: "
Messrs. Ernest Nlellson. How
ard Ralph. Joe Evans. Walter
llaunon. Howard Doege, Kenton
llamaker. H. Whettley.. ( Boyd
Yaden. Jllll Ousley. L. Cochran
and Harry Bolvln.
"
Mrs. Birk Honored
Thursday Afternoon
CHARMING hospitality was dis
pensed on Thursday after
noon when Mm. William Cun
ningham and Mrs. Leonard Lewis
entertained with a miscellaneous
"-m.i.m.ij unviaini ia ioe rain-1
.,. nuu,.u-, I
Al" 'be close of the social hours j
1 . j
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dames R C Khnrt K P I pnln.
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(Otto Wabbles, j. E. Storm. R. E. i
Bradbury. C. M. Haley. Robert
Fryrcar. D. It. Mnrphy. D. Kills
Young. Hurry UootTf. ,W. ,F. HII-
'or, Gladys Latla. Dorothy 8horU
C, -W. Latta, A. R. Campbell
O.' M. Haley. -
Misses Bonnie Short. Mary
Short. Faye Drew. Elisabeth Tay
lor. Gladys Latta. Dorothy Shorty.
Aubra Bradbury. Alma McClay
and Gladys Sexton.
Fur Bandings
Lelong uses beaver for deep
flaring cuffs for the collar and
for a triangular front panel for
an autumn coat of pale gray ve
lours lead.
Jeweled Shoulder-Pin
Jewelled sprays of flowers,
how-knots and other designs of
pins are usurping the popular
flower's place for left
shoulder
wear.
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Here Comes the Bride
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IUMI IN lit Ml Mrs. mtlliiuui iio.l .Mri. Wilson b.nlod
tlielr miliiHN.li U ili..i I mil . iMMn . any nt llm...trdliO!
.ci'reinony. Il"rrlliey are luind in liniid, Jiiines t."MttrrinMii
l
THE KVENMNC. HERALD, KLAMATH FAM.S. OKEfjON
Mrs. Kchoe Honored
With Bridee Affair
JN courtesy to Mrs. A. Kt;hoe f
Seattle, one of the HURimer'vUt
Itors in Klamath couuty, ' Mrtk,
Dan Crump of Modoc Point iu-
teriained with two tallies ' off
bridge on Wednesday - atnun.wui,
at her home. -The rliwo. of the
play found Mrs. N. Y. Stoddard !
Iiouling high score. Dainty re
freshments were served nt tho
) conclusion of the olay.
Tho guests liuludeti: Moraines
A. I.. Richmond. M. E. KnaussJ
F. E. McGee. Ross llallantyne. 8.
W. Kgeline. N. Y. Short. C. Plwr
son. M E. McMillan. , Y. "Stod
dard and A. Kchoe. of Scuttle,
the honor guest. .
Luncheon Honors
Mrs. J. McCourt
MRS. W. E. I-amnTof Modoc
PMnf -nri.l,lu.t tiA.t.J, i
over m noon luncheon on, Wed
nesday In courtesy tu her. moth
er, Mrs. Jennie McCourt of San
Francisco. The luncheon was
given at Linkhaven.
Covers arero; laid for: Mra.
Jennie McCourt. Mrs. W. H. Rob
ertson. Mrs. G. A. Krause and
the hostess.
Mrs. David Shirk
Honored On Fridav
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ONORING the birthday of
H
Shirk. Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Hec-
tor were host and hostess with
an Informal cvenlug ot card on
Friday; at their home. ' The-eve-
ning hours were plesrintly spent
with bridge and at the close of
.,
e piny the hostess Ted da!nty '
refrpshmunla.
swcet p,,,
In graceful . ar-
nDteIle
were used . In, deco-i
.u pr6,t!lv.
I
luncheon tali a. which was cen-
tered with a- blrtbu(ry cakfe' and
lighted tapers. . -
The guests numbered sixteen.
Complete Ensemble
The well-dressed woman when
traveling now adds to her en
semble a handbag fashioned from
lizard, pigskin, or whatever the
style is that fashions her shoes,
purse and belt.
Bloused Bodice
Yoked skirts and swathed hip-
lines have established as smart
the bodice that has a alight
blouse above Its belt.
D.'lt Ca
llOUOn streamers
With the big gardeu party hats
of mid-summer, the old-fashion
oil ilbhon stroauiors That ham;
I unwn one'a back aro coming bark
into style.
if"
n
ine ten,
. Via'
L , iTr ?J S vfcf
. .iaw
Marie Claudcl's
'Trouser Skirt'
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The former Ml:e C:.lel. re
cently married daughter of the
French ambassador to the t'nliej
Stales, rnonsois the "trouser
! for teveuing wear. . Here
,abe la In aurh a Worth creation
- I
ot wh"B ch,rTo- tth ' l""
swathed lilp-llne. A corsage ot
chiffon rosea with hand-palutid
cinler- oniy trimming.
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jMlSS Cllamae KOWC
Bride of Mr. Dow
PRETTY lote July wedding
was solemnited ou Saturday
evening. Jiuy a"iu, wnen . j
Ellamuo Rowc, became the brldo i
of. Mr.. George A. Dow. liuv. V.
K, Allison
performed tho cere-
mony at the
First
Clirlslfanf
ehr. h In II.. nresnne- of a few'
1 .. . , .
relatives ana tniimnie trienos.
The bride was very charming
In a gown of yllw cnjia K6-
roalne with bands of taffetta.
Sit carried ilkhowert.bXxinst of
Ophelia rohvs and lllly ot the
valley.
Mrs. H. V. Dow. matron of
honor, wore a frock of roso col-
ored georgette and carried a cor -
i sage of Russell rose buds.
' Mr. H. V. Dow attended the
; groom.
Following tho ceremony a wed
ding supper was served at the
homo of Ihe groom's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. II. D. Dow. which
was beautifully decorated luand
mid-summer blossoms. .(Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Dow wjll be at
home to their friends in Ship-1 and Mrs.- Frell Drewelow. Mr.
plngton, and in early September ' and Mrs Fred Peterson, Mr. and
are planning on an extensive trip! Mra. Charles Axel, Mr. and Mra.
through tho south. j. J. Winters. Mrs. A. C. Wiley
Covers were laid for Mr. and lot Sparks, Nevada. Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Gcorg;A. Dow, Mr. and I Roy lluinblctt, Miaa Miry 'Me
Mrs. H. V. Dow. Mr. and Mrs..! Comb. Miss I. Peuney, Mr. D. A.
Will Worden, Mrs. Mav Rows
and Mr. and Mrs. II. P. Dow.j
w.j
Wanted A Name
' ' FREE '
1 Dozen 8x10 portraits made in your own
home, if. located in Klamath Falls,- if you
will name my new studio.
i)lake as many, suggestions as you like.
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R. E. STINSON
Photographer 323 Main St.
Kodak Finishing and Home Portrait Work
a Specialty ; , '
; Informal Dancing
IQNOKINO a coierie of the
younger set, Mrs. I.ee Hrown
of Merrill vutartartued with a
"stag party" at her home on
Thursduy vvuuiiig. Tho hours
were spent wlih limit ing and mu
sic. A buffet supper waa served
al mldulghl.
Among those attending were:
Misses Ellen McVeigh. " l-olllne
Dalton. Wllma and Ora Offluld,
Edna Merrill. Esther Mniue, Mil
dred Hill. Mary and Arllno Tay
lor, May and (lortrude Tolly and
Fay Jlunette.
Mesdanies llsiel Dalton. Alma
Merrill, Alia Cheynn and the
hostess chaperoned the young
women.'
.
Bridge Evening At
Runde Residence
nJs evening or bridge ou
Thursday ot the home of
Mr. aud Mra. II. A. Runde ou
McKluley proved on ot the en
joyable Informal affaire of the
week, when they complimented
Mr. and Mrs. II. J. Runde of
New York City. Three tablea
were In play during the evening
and with the close of lUv pluy
Mrs. Dan Crump of Modoe Point
held blgb score. Mra. N. Y. Stod
dard nt -Modoe Point received
the- consolation. . , . .
At midnight Mra.' Uuudo-uuvo4
a five course supper.
The guesla Included Mr. and
Mra. II. J. Runde. the honor
guests: Mr. and Mrs. Claude
J.. air. an airs,
Crump. Mr. and Mra. N. Y. I
idard and Mr. and Mra. G
! Price. ,
.Houghton, Mr. and Mra. Dm II.
Hlod
George
Judge Childs Host .
At Informal Dinner
V 1NKHAVEN was the setting
fur a prettily appointed din
ner on 'Tueadav evenlua. when
j Judge Clillds of Crescent City.
i aiuornia, coinunmenicu a num
ber of his close friends
The table wis prettily decor
ated with summer blossoms, ar
tistically arranged.
Covers were laid for: Mr. and
Mrs. George Walton, Mli Kalh
erino Walton. Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Duncan, George Dunran,
William Green llrooktr and the
host. . ak
j Annual" Picnic At".
the Wingered Home
crtii. nrvoiy . no pie pr fj! Stid
Mrt.'ricre Wlngured Of Rum-
" V UB p.nee
lor the Jolly Neighbors and their
families on Wednesday when
they gathered tor the annual P"c-
nic. More than fifty were prea-
enl and the hours were spent
with gamea. The picnic supper!.
was held on the beautiful iiati'
i after which old fashioned'
i danrea were enjoyed. I
Among thou who enjoyed Ihe
1 affair were Mr. aod Mrs. C. D.
IChorpening. Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
i Ham Newman, Mr. and Mra. W
W. Southwell, Mr. and Mrs. C
V TflKnunil Mr. It V tlnllln.
Mr. and Mrs. Titus. Mr. and Mra.
Harry Bright. Misa Marjorie Tate.
Mr. and Mrs. R. X. Kendill, Mr.
Mrs. Amul Paul, Mr. aud
C. W. Miller, Thora and
i Lea I ha Miller, JuckiMlllur, Mr.
J McComb. and. the children of tlie
various memoers. (
Main St'
Street
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"To &n4 Humanity Better"
aMMVNaijasakNaaaaaj
V
Serve unci thou nhalt be nerved. If you love
unci servo men, you cannot by uny hiding or
stratagem eseupe the remuneration.
v EMERSON Haid it
' We believe it.
ItJ Vcnr of Kutlf)lim Hi-ilie
FUNERAL
TlLBKOMI AO
Miss Donna Mack
' Hostess of Week
mIKr1 Duuna Mark ot Spring
' ' IOfe proved hersi'lf a most
grarltiUa hostess on last fialur'.
day evening when she rompll
meuted a number of summer vis
itors with dinner al her home
The evening was spent with mu
sic and games at the conclusion
of dinner.
. Covers were laid for: Mr. and
Mra. It.. A. Long ot Fresno. Cali
fornia: Miss Panal Anuurmatt
and Misa Florence Horn of Han
Francisco: Mr. and Mrs. II. K.
Jones. Misa Eda Jones. Miss llou
lah May, Ralph Anderson, Ralph
Jones, Charles Mark, Jr., Charles
Mark, lna. Hntelle. Fay. Vera.
Jessie, Hetty and Hubert l-ong of
Frrsno. (nllfornli. and the host
ess, allsa Dunua S)nrk. ' '
.
:' Butterfly Trimming
An old-faaltlnned banana col
ored "Tusrsn picture hat eleits
ilellcuap beige lait btttter'nies to
alight oiTlts brim and cruwn t-jf
trimming.
Velvet Ribbon
A rid blue flowered ohlffnu
tin mil friitlt nutl.l. v.tlk'Mf rllklu.
i j.bk.. K... k.i,j ... l.h.
J BnU inilc0 tu waistline, i
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9
Fcod
SpccrciicU "
And
That's the
f. Reason
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f
Why
So Many
I
, People Eat
J'V i.- ;"r
At the
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BRICK
CAFE
111 No.
OPEN ALL
7th
NIGHT
If
Realtor
you re a
carry PJiofoirrhphs pf the
homes; you list. ; .
Pholotrfaphs show pcpple
what they're ('getting: for
their money. ;;
MAY KING
Stinson Studio
Meet me at the , ,
Swan Soda and Candy Shoppe
Opposite Court House
Hot Weather Food and Icy
Cold Drinks.
Cu '
Saturday. AugiiHt , 1S27
Lady Atleiiiliihls
HOME.
Pun Ave at 6t
Animating Jabots.
A green
georgette drvns 1 .
rlth a Irlple-tlerV.."!
fashioned
skirt no' a dtfublo Jabm
flows from earn shoulder' "ntHi.
the lop skirt tier. . - ' j
Slipper Strips
"Snaps" Fleilbla, acta, bsble
sllpiwr straps are appearing In
J. ulnl design and a routblna
Hon ot leather and Jewels.
Sacred Heart
r
Academy
Klcmath Fall, Ore.
a select boarding' and day
school for girls and boys un
der fourteen years of age,
conducted by Ihe Hlslnrs ot
St. Francis. Gradna follow
Ihe same course as the state.
High school slasdardlied. Mu
sic end art departments In
charge of esperlriired loach,
era. Ralea reasonable.
A new Studio and naw tirade,
Class Rooms for Ihe coming
year will edit to Ihe conveni
ence ot larger classes. More
teacher! will be employed In
the Music and Art Depart
ments. For Information address
Sisters of 8t. Fraucla or rail
at the Academy.
"We Know How"
Phone
154
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