TJIF. EVENINfi HF.KAT.n. KLAMATH FA1.T.S. OKfifiON
K.iliinl.iv. AiitfiiMl in, 11l'7
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Mr. and Mrs. Mills
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Entertained Guest
CpRAYER U (he heart's ln-
cere desire,
I'ttered or unexpressed;
The motion of a bidden fire
Thit trembles In the bmii,
Prayer U the simplest form of
speech,
Tht Infant llpa can try;
Prayer the aubllmeat atralm
' that reach
The Majesty on high.
Prayer ta the Christian vital
breath.
The Christian'! nntlve air;
Hli watchword oTercometb
- death
He en I era heaven with prayer.
-yOU sever can tell what
your thoughts will do
fn bringing- yon hate or love.
For ihoafhu are thing, and
' their air wing
Are swift ae carrier dove.
They follow the law of the
universe
Each thing must create Its
kind.
And they speed o'er the track
to bring you back
What ever went out from your
'mind."
H'PID la his many adventures
prose and poetry, U never moro
sure of winning a girl's heart ;
lor a man than when her father!:.
U-k. . .v.- . it i. fh. .
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ma iiiw, Biuiyij ms iuc v&
the romance. It is the thrill that
redeems It from the prosaic. If
the maid Is wilful, Cupid has
only to whisper In her ear that
this languishing youth la not de
sirable In her father's eyes, and
she falls in love with him forth-'
with.
In the blessed times of old ;
with their chivalry and state the ' star has enjoyed during the sum
lover dashed up on a milk-white mer months was held on Tuesday
charger and the maiden slipped afternoon at Masonic ball. Dur
from out her father' castle, lng theafternoon nine table of
rllmbed np behind him and away bridge were in play, besides a
they flew to their Gretna Green, number of visitors wbo enjoyed
The father always made the
covery. There was no alarm 4to
his. iwiiaiui reiaiaers sou nits? iain"y reiresnmens -were
started out In mad pursuit. Bnt . grrTe(i at the close of the after
Iway the little-god Cupid org-: Doon by the hostesses. Mrs. R. B.
ed the lovers' steed, and alw&VA i'-k.,.. &r J I R.jrrt
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learned that even In love one G. Woriley and . Mrs. Oscar Pey
must be progressive and that the j ton mm preside a hostesses,
faithful steed, tunc In ancient !
rhyme and legends, cannot keep
ahead of modern methods of pur
suit, do lie uas necome a cuaui-'
feur. He Is everything, any-,
thing. He can steer any craft
ever ouiit ior lana. water or' .... .. j-h,i
air. If thoa wbo love wish to! UISS ElT " " delight-
call hack tha gorgeous past and I 'u"r entertained on last Saur-
.the old ehlvalrlc life with th'J,T 'ler".0 JtB. "7", 5u!2
trumpet' sound and gleaming : " treet ,n.r,;f-
pear. Cupid ha only to cast! number nel" " fna 18
Mr., tfim him m.1a 1 n rl
they do not know In what times
tney live. All tney know is that
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iwve is m BUiam nun ana uui .
they are together.
There are sharp curve ahead.
Many danger sign on the road
will be disregarded by the toe-
headed child at the wheel. There
will be bumps and Jars and Jolt
and perhaps, an npset or a colli- Conner. Jean Mxon, Lot Hou
ston, but through It all they will roe, Lenora- Hargarve, Etva Nel-
be happy and content so lour aa
love lads. For lore is reality,
, which la born In the fairy region
of romance. It is the culmlna-1
Hon of happiness. . I
r Fortunate are they with love'i 1
Hand at the wheel. For so long
as love guides, pursuit from be-, Ttf fipnrcr Ratth
bind, danger on the side and the,iVlrS Vjeorge UaTUl
dragons of the future ahead will
tot avail.
Love rules the world.
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Waffle Breakfast
Ol FritW Mnrnlnc
vjn rnaay xviorning
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Ml"- ana r. noya Duncan
T McMillan entertained with ,
waffle breakfast at their home on !
Korth Ninth on Friday morning I
u courtesy to Mr. Connie Graab I
president ot the state association
sf Kits from Baker. Covers were Mrs. Earth ha been chief op
lald for six. I era tor of the local office for the
The breakfast table was cen- j past six year and at the concltt
'fered with a low crystal cut bowl slon ot the dinner tho girU pre-
f pastel shaded sweet peas.
Mr. Graab arcompunit-d local
KIks to Lukevlew yesterday morn
ing where a lodge was Installed
last evening.
Bridge on Wednesday
MRS. M. F. Rohn and Mis Vir
ginia West have Issued Invi
tation for an afternoon of bridge
on Wednesday, August 17th, at
Xho Rohn residence, 238 North
Hevcnth In courtesy to Mrs. Janet
Thompson of Portlsnd. one of
ine summer visitors In Klamath
Falls.
New. Ties
' The enrly rummer . eollarlcss
neckline has developed many tie
had tab erfocta that giva a fem
inine and becoming touch.
Helene Breitenstein. Society Editor. Phone 88
Informal Affairs
For Summer Guests
IK courtesy to Mr. and Mr. H.
1 f..jA v rA.b mt
who have spent the summer
months here with their son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. II.
A. Runde, a number of Informal
affairs bsve been given during
the past week.
On Tuesdiy evening Mr. and
Mrs. Divld R. Vandenberg enter
tained In honor of the eastern
visitors with a prettily appointed
dinner at their home on North
Third. 1
Covers were laid for six.
Mrs. Dan H. Crump of Modoc
Point presided over a noon-day
luncheon on Wednesday honor
ing Mrs. Runde. Cover were
latdfor six.
Mr. and Mr. John Siemens.
Jr., were host and hoeteea on
Thursday evening honoring Mr.
and Mrs. Runde at dinner. Cov
ers were Uld for eight. :
The home of Mr. and Mrs. X.
T. Stoddard of Modoc Point will
be the scene of a prettily ep
: pointed dinner this evening, bon
i orbag the visitors. Covers will
be laid for eleven.
Another enjoyable affair of the
week, which honored Mrs. Runde
was the one o'clock luncheon of
Friday afternoon when Mrs.
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home. Covers were laid for
five.
Aloha Chapter Has
Social Afternoon'
rf ...
informal onernoona wnicn
Aloha chapter of
the Eastern
di-,the hour with social conversa-
xioa.
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miss civa i lctuscii
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flOnOreQ Willi JrailV
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.afternoon at her home, the occa-
,lon "ono'l" Mta Hansen's
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with ramps and muse. Lata in
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u"T ,
A color note of pink and white
added to the attractiveness of
the Kelson home.
Among the guest were: Jean
aon, Eileen Hirgrava, Meredith
Hewitt. Catherine Nelson, Bar-
bar Louise Way. Shirley Rlsely.
Mesdames Msble May and Ma- t
ble Hargrave assisted the bos-
tcu throughout the afternoon. I
Honored At Dinner ,
Mn
TX farewell courtesy
A George Brth, chief
to
operator
at the telephone office, the girls
of the local office entertained
0 apPointed dinner
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on Thursday evening at tne
Green Lantern. Late summer
blossoms In the rainbow shades
were attractively arranged In a
low centerniece for the table at
which covers for seventeen "vere j
laid.
sented her with a lovely gift. a
a remembrance. Mra. Banh with '
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UCI UUPIMU11 Will W VI U ."I " 1. I
day for an extended tour of the
east where it Is possible they
will locate permanently.
Covers were laid for: Mesdam-
es George Bartb, Alice Moore.
Gertrude Ludwlg, Sunny Stracbe-j
an, Inn Good, Faye De Spain.
Clair Mercler, Cleone Stamper.
sle Elliott are " bow-knot shspes. suede and handling to. mutch.
Misses Alice Joanl. Merle i cfe8cent m0n n modern do-1 The colors most In demand are
Stamper. Ethel Craver, Grace!""' tr "l ,wl,h ""n- black, brown and blege. The
Bordal. Helen Fernandez. Mirtha i ,t0"cV"d '0,orehd ,ton; . ,, I trimming Is of plgrkln wjth col
Rho.makcr. Esther Gardner and! 1',b' to adjusuhlo 0rful applulnues made of tiny til-
Evelyn Mobley.
. Color Touches
Yellow nnd brown and certain
autmun reds are being used ad -
vantageouKly in new color com-1
biuatlons for silk ensembles.
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Will the Ladies Let it Grow
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Hollywood Is letting her hair grow
movie capital is passe, toey say,
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"We Women"
(By BETTY BRAINERD)
,,
portraits. Aabrrjr
the
Average
VBRET la neither pretty nor
ugiy.oui mere is a siumoer
lng expectant glow In her eye
that often Illumines her w:
max ouen illumines ner win
At
such moments she I a creature
.. wH--n, ..luUut r.u,-
j rocceruea moauy wiia inu i la
in repose she Is mentally flat- portance of food and shelter and
chested, emotionally congested c oil.fs.
icon fused but fundamentally,
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neaiicy. uae a young iree m
nas not yet tonna us lun-Dioom-
cu ,ur7 "
ward ,nd outward.
8be te BeltDBr lnt.1K,ntf o-
nhIcated. nor hopelessly stupid
Life simply hasn't opened It
bnMi !' o her. Most of her
mind 1 shaded arovea into wbfch
lLe warm and comforting sun of
tomuuuii uu uoi yi v.-er-
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jiuurey capacny ior ram ana
uer ability properly to asslml'atd
sorrow and disillusionment ha
not been tested. She Is Ignor-
, sntly hi srful.
Tho comic picture In tho
newspsper claim Aubrey's at-
tentlon, but seldom the editorial
pages. She knows a little about ,
every Important personage in the'
Show Novelties in Shoes
CIIOES at this time of the year made in bronze, stctl nnd gnn
are naturally receivinc; consld- metal steel. A few . attractive
i era hie attention, especfally those
'for evening wear. And to fur-
tller ennanC8 "8 ayi for unf
and elaborate trimmings, new
b"ckle' "de aa J1" r"
fctown-. Jbtw re n,ade of b,i
comnosltlon to rMPmhln ellht-r
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portant article, however, is the
shoe slide, which Is worn with
pumps boasting the new narrow
straps that fit ever so snugry trend so apparent In sports cloth
abent the nnkle. These slides of severity, that Is, and lilnnd
come In oblong shapes. In little ing ot different colors bedroom
squares aad circular effects and slippers are doing likewise.- The
are entirely paved with rhln.
stone or rbinegtone ' combined
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.he bckles are not at
all Ike those shown heretofore.
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. 'usiuiu Birunsiy resemoie ine
old-fashioned brooch's., They l
win mios wdct, ii cuts ine instep
to are fastened like any other
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m't'?ll J 7, dH ' .'?'9 ,
VJ, hr ' " S""801" of
j-., ......d im uunicir ur
"""" cimie m iwo t
lengins. ine nrsr is attacnea at
each aide ot the shoe and uhuuI-
. ly has a centre vetting that Is
- rather placed over tho strep and
.is somewhat simpler In design.
For daytime wear there are
smart-looking buckle and slide
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again.
Tbe fad of bob In the
ana iuo osir uas rviurueo. in
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Lews but the sum total of her
Insignificant In its relation ' to
mc.auuu suuhi svr.
sue drifts this way, no, know.
0i y. and wabbles that way.
u,ia)y ignorant. But her drifts
are M-ver serious or trsgli, lb-
rorma- or sunnormai . - huo is
.the live the life of a .katinj
..ir iue u in ui e. ik:
ou a pond, dwelling onv on
the surface and probing no deep-
p-,er, noi possessing ine tore yet
,0 make a p.netr.Pg, ,,,..
g,nt Inquiry.
Aubrey logic Is a serl4 of
tiny curves. She cannot think In
a straight line of any length or.
in M.r.i m,n. rf.rik
circle and return to her starting!
point, sne stammers mentally.,,
Her Idea of romance I mum.
light, a canoe and t ukele. Bhe
is intensely Interested In the
movies and has a complete gnl-
lery of favorite heroes.
Her manner of speech is trite
and her mode of thought, such a-
It is. conventional. Her habits
ere Innocent and harmless.
She Is a type.
She is The Average Girl.
pieces are shown with touches of
color Introduced by means of,
enamel work. From some quar- j
Iters it appears that the colonial
h,lrklM reappear this com-
-wn i-t Pn.p.
Th atnnll h,fri'l. hnrgv., aPa
, ,
naijjiiiK i"iik ir w L- r on m-
teruoon slippers of fine kid and
satin. I
" Negligees having followed the
new mules to wear with tbene
gay kimonos' and negligees are of
kid with the forepart woven el-
mer in two contrasting colors or r0 emphasltrd In the silk blous
two shade of the same color, es suitable for summer wer or
the heels, trimming; and lining early fall suit wear.'
uwins oi inn preaonunnnc one.
The favored combinations, are I
wblte with red, blue green, rose
'avenoer or mane; or two snaues
of ro,' lawnder. Pink, blue,
Tellow and peach.
a novelty set just irom rarls
angles of kid in red. green. .
Autumn 'Hints
A coffee brown satin fro k Orgnudy pastel colored frocks
with a regulation wnlatllne nn.I sro using velvet ribbon for daln
more length anticipates autumn j ty Incrustation. Sheer braid
change In style. J bat employ tha same trimming.
Rin. and Mrs. C. Frnnk Mills
presided over prettily ap
polnted dinner at their attractive
home, lit Hlch street, on Wed
nesday evenlug In honor of their
house gurst. Mrs. Douglas J, Bin
rluir of llnwalt, who spent the
past week In Klnmsth Kails.
An attractive arrangement of
pink sweet pea and fronds of
torn rrntred the dinner table (
which rover were laid for Mrs.
Douglas i. Hlnrlalr, M'. and Mr.
Prentice Purketl. Mr. and Mr.
Jacques' J. Btetger, Jr., Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Bell of Chlloquln,
Miss Msrcaret Kerr of Portland,
Mlrs Anna Mae Johniton, Miss
Velds Pnrkntt and the host and
hostess.
Mrs. Louis Porter
Hostess at Luncheon
VfllS. Louis Porter, presided
over a prettily appolntrd
nooni
non-day luncheon at her home on
Third on Thursday In cour-
to Mr. George Hanh who
leaves on Monday for the east
to make her future home. The
table was lovely In a decoration
of pastel shaded sweet peas and
fern.
Covors were aid tor six.
Worthy Matron j
-A SPECIAL meeting of Aloha!
v" chapter of the Eastern Star
has been railed tor Monday eve
nlug. September nlnetrenlh, by
Mrs. C. K. Dvnnls, worthy ma
tron. Al this time Mr. Msrgaret
Rarnes of Grant Pass, worthy
grjud matron of the Eastern
Star for the slate of Dresjiu. will
pay her official visit to the local
lodge. The following day Vr.
Rarue will leave for Lakcrtew
hr. .h. rin .i.u
i0ha chanter will motor to
Ashland on sepiemoer sixth
September
where they will exemplify the
Initiatory work before the valley
lodge.
Mizpah Qass Enjoy
, Informal Afternoon
E.MIIEnS of the Mlipah class
jyl of
the First Melhodlst
church enjoyed a delightful af
ternoon on Wednesday at the
hi,- t ur. h k. ph.
w.innt. Mn tviti. and Mr. J
cybsers presided aa hostesae.
b hours were spent with
gsmss and an Interesting talk by
Mr. Grace T. White of Albu-
i..v..i Mr.
jjcthodlst
Banltorlum at Albu-
qUarqtte
Dainty refreshments were serv
ed at the conclusion of the so
cial hours. More than 40 mem
ber and guests were present.
Shirt Dress
Introduction of the long.
nn-
N-ltid Jumper has bronght forth
a Parisian "shirt dress" which
has a man' collar and look like
a men's shirt worn outside the
straight shirt.
Snake shin Velveteen
Velveteen. In a gray snske-skln !
design, makes its appearance as :
the s
-Hour
smart short Javket of tail-
that usee pliin gray velve
I'.-en for the rkltu -
Surprising Neckline
A new neckline gives the ap
pearance of having started 'out
to be a I) boat front and back j
and then dipped auddi-oly to:
sharp points. I
Deep Yoke
A rust-colored tweed coat has
a deep yoke of fine tucked' ma
terial for the front, back and
both sleeves of the body of the
garment.
Popular Yellows
Crenmyyellows. corn yellows and
a rich riildlBh yellow are smart
shades for mid-summer silk and
linen frock.
Cilet Effects
diet, or waist-coat . effects,
Evening Cane
1 A rose-pink plush evening '
rape has silt for the arm and J
. a bow In the back of the collar !
that lei Its streamer bang be
low the back hemline.
Modi fied Felts I
' Felt hnl for mid-summer take ;
flowered and geometric design
Inserts In sstln of matching !
shade.. Some have sstln crown. .
New Incrustations'
: Miss Betty Graves
1 Feted on Wednesday
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yllSH netty Oraves. of Holly.
4T1 wood. California, ono of th
charming summer visitors In
Klamath Palls, was honored with
a noon luncheon on Wednesday
when he aunt, Mrs. Joel T. Ward,
Invited a number , of the younger
set to her summer home at Lake
Shore Gardens. Following the
luncheon the girls enjoyed an
afternoon swimming party.
The Mlssea Klliavwth Oruhara.
Dorothy Dunham, KlUalxith
Ramsby, Katherln Walton and
Helen Abbey were member of
the younger set who enjoyed tha
atiernoon with Miss Graves.
Mr. and Mrs, Slater
Have Dinner Party
VyR. and Mr. Jack Bister en
1 tertalned at a prettily ap
pointed dinner on Wednesday
evening at their home on Huron.
An art bowl of gold held orchid
and pink sweet pea, making a
charming decoration lor the din
ner table, . Princes tapers In
shell pink were artistically ar
ranged on either aid of the cen
ter piece. Following dinner the
guest ' enjoyed an evening of
card.
Cover were laid for Dr. and
Mr. E. D. Limb, Mr. and Mr.
Claud 11. Dn, .Mr. and Mrs.
Uary ('ntad and tha host and
hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Slater.
Business Women To
Dine At Luncheons
vvrlTH the month of Beptrmbrr
but a short Hire away, social
and civic club of the city wilt
soon be announcing plans for
the tall and winter months.
Of Interest among these an
nouncements I that of Mr. Ilett
Glover, prrstdrnt of the Business
and Profotslonal Women's Club
who has announced the rhanKlna-
ot evening meetlnga to noon-day I
luncheons to be held on the sec-'
ond and fourth Mondays of each
month at the rhapibor of com
merce. At this time, the members
of th club will gather from
twelve until ono o'clock for an
Informal hour. From time to
time speakers will be engaged to
talk before the girls on subjects
of Interest.
What routine business Is essen.
tlat will be taken care of by the
executive committee.
Shortly after the opening
luncheon next month, an active
campaign for new member will
be started, according to Mrs. Glo
ver. Coat Remodeled.
Fur Manufacturer.
Furrier
MR. WTLMAM
DKHHLER
424 Klamath Avenue,
Between Fourth and Fifth.
Klamath Fall"- - Or.
OUR CHEF SAYS
Good Food Well Served Makes an
Ideal
Merchants Lunch every day
Dinner every
Sunday
The Hotel Willard Coffee Shop
"Only the Beat Served"
J'To Humanity IktUr"
To travel hopefully is a better thing than
to arrive .and the true i.uecesa In to labor.'
STEVENSON.
Ba Yenr of HalUf)lng Service
FUNERAL, HOME
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Linkhaven To Have
New Home on Fifth
"1 INKII.h'EX." nn of the
moat popular places to d e
In the city, located for more
than a year on the bank of
Link rlvor on Conger avenue,
will, soon have a new home on
North Fifth In the residence for
merly occupied by Mr. A. Walk
er. The home is now being re
modeled and formal opening wilt
take place on September first,
according to an announcement
made by Mrs. Avis Mcl'nnnell.
Three attractive rooms will La
arraused for luncheons, nrivni
dinner parties snd regular din
ner guests. Luncheon will be
served from eleven until two
o'clock. The evening dinner
hour will be from five until
eight o'clock.
Ermine Hat Band
A Mack lore formal hat with
Irregular brim and rather high
crown has a narrow banding of
ermine finished with ermine tails
Instead of 'bow or flower.
I WU-m-SgJTM'IH.ll
Fireproof Centrally Loratnl.
Popular Price and Service are
the demand of the day that's
why the Sutter Is patronised by
the discriminating.
tlxiMi ui. ui lev. tferrea Ituowi
THE SWAN
FOUNTAIN SERVICE and LIGHT LUNCHES
I
Curb Service
Opposite Court Hoimo
Place to Eat.
day
y Attendants
Pirrg Ave at 6t
"We Know How"
Phone
154
New City
laundry
F. J, 'KOI.lt, Manaavr
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If you're a Realtor
carry Photographs of the
homes you list.
Photojrraphu show people
wha they're getting for
their money.
MAY KING
Stinson Studio
431 Main St.
CLEANING
PRESSING
WorA called for and
delivered.
Klamath Cleaning
& Dye Work
Phone 40.
38
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