TTTE EVENING TIER ATA KLAMATH FAT,T,S, OREGON''
' Saturday, Marrli 17, 192ft
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fjbOCIETY, NEWS
r;' " Helene BreiUnstein, Society Editor. Phone 88
-Pert Kelton A New Tale for
! " xuc i (.uuld)l h ,uiri.g Mry EUm With Mrs. r. Dunbar
the Cinderella Book
MKMIIKHH of tliu Hot Hprlnns'
llfl.lu.. ..I..I ... Vl'lulll...'
The Show ButineM May Be Skeptic! of the Cindy
Racket, But Dancer It a Convincing Exhibit
' WOMEN
HTHB deareat, sweetest gift
to man.
That nature ever gave;
Ilia comforter and worshipper,
Hta annul and bia slave:
She's sunlight, starlight, moon
light; i
She's music, flower and song;
And every faith, and hope and
love
And Joy to her belong;
And every beauty rare and
grace
Around her. Joyous throng.
She's nature's masterpiece and
pride
And art'a divinity beside.
And naught in all creation
wide
Ho constant, sure and true.
But who on earth or who in
hell
Or even In Heaven Itself can
tell
Just when she's going to take
a spell.
Or what ahe'a going to do.
Dr. and Mrs. Hunt Music Section of Miss Myrle Killian
Entertained With j Library Club Will Weds Mr. Harrison
Dinner Wednesday Meet This Monday . j
1 i ' ""pilE rvsldenco of Mr. and Mrs.'
T COURTESY to a number ofj'T'HE REGULAR meeting or-the I c, K. Adama on Worden'
friends. Dr. and Mrs. Warren j music section of the library j avenue was tho scene of a pretty
Hunt presided over a prettily ap-1 club wi:i lie held on Monday j weddlug on Kumtuy afternoon,
pointed dinner party on Wed-, afternoon '. at 3:15 o'ulork. when Misa Myrle Kl'.llan. dan-'
neaday evening at the Club cafe, j Guests are asked to note the ! enter of Mrs. II. C. Killian, he
The tablea were beautifully de-t change In the hour tor this One! came the bride of Mr. Jack Har
corated with spring flowers in I meeting. The program will take ; rlson. The wedding vows were
the pastel shades held in dainty up "MukIc In Education", and ! exchanged before the fire place
baskets. Pastel shaded tapers; will be under the direction of j In tho living room which was
In silver sticks added to the: Mrs. Allen Hloan. banked to form au arch with
ferns and spring bios
Mr. and . Mra. C. K.
attended ' the young
Ruv. Frank Wemett of
seven o'clock. Covers were laid' ....First Grade Riverside school r tho Flint Methodist church pcr
for; Mr. and Mrs. Horace Man-lThe Guitar Jeweie Gaynor ' formed the ceremony In' tho
nlng. Judge and Mrs. Marlon 'The Goblin Jessie Gaynor presence wf a few Immediate
Hanks. Dr. and Mrs. 11. D. j Kathertne Spanas j relatives and friends. i
Lloyd Stewart, Mr. Edwin Drls- Christmas Bolls The brlJo an ,ract, bru.
coll. Mr. and Mr.. Will Wood. To Daddy j nett9 wa, ,OYely , , frock ,
Dr. A. A. Soule. Mr. Bert Palm. The River French organdy of peach color
.Miss Merle Root. Dr. and Mra.; Rosemary Sloan made wlln , ejarem basque
L. L. Truax Mlsa Anna Rood. Ear Training John Williams Doalce Bnil lollK bouffant skirt.
Mrs. James BUckwell. Mr. Mich- Echoes in the Canyon ;She carrie1 . hor er boquet of
ae: Long, Miss R. Signorelli. Mrs. -.-...John Williams Ophelia rose buda and Lily of
Wilson, Mr. Holmer, Mrs. Al Rosemary Sloan tne Valley.
numpnrey, vt. ana Mrs. raui rairy mapera L.oomis i
Sharp and the host and hostess. Baxatelle Motart
' . ; Marie Collier
Nightingale
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color scheme. At the place of! Following Is the program: 'palms,
each of the ladtea a corsage of! Music In Education 'soma.
rosebuds and aweet peas was; Mrs. Allen Sloan; Adams
placed. Dinner was aerved at Selections Mlnature Orchestra.... ; couple.
while he waa reading from one
of his story books.
. "What "a th Joke", I asked
curiously.
"Oh, oh. look what a funny
...Mixed Chorns. Riverside
John Prlndle Scott
Margaret Young
APROP08 of short skirts:
A small boy of seven ot my
tntlmate acquaintance broke out; TM W..JL JLf
1U III i '"S"11' I . . '
At tlendriCRS tl Ome "Sparklets .....Walter E. Miles
I . Mary Jane Moore
rys FRIDAY afternoon mem
bers of The Darrow club
met at the home ot Mrs. L. L.
mamma! She hasn't any legs," i Hendricks at 31$ North Second. Donnybrook Fair
be shouted. ( An enjoyable afternoon waa
He was Just looking at a pic-'spent in games which proved in-
ture with a nice. .1816 mamma ieresting with questions on ta- Selections Girls' Quintette, High
reading a story to her cbliaren. moU8 people answered by the School' i
That waa the era in which we all various members. This meeting Le Tourblllin Mattel ,
looked Jike maternity patients, marked the election ot officers ' Mrs. Claire Catching
and' the "debutant's slouch" was for the ensuing term. Mrs. I. Vocal Solo selected Mra.' A. J. i
Imply all the rage. This age y. Hare was chosen president; Voye
lambkin may never know the Mrs. R. P. Akers. v.ce presi- Piano Solo (selected) Miss Vivian
superior moral Influence of con- dent; Mrs. F. S. Ferry, sec re-; Trounce.
cealed, ignored, repudiated fe- urT; jir,. h. C. Brown, re-1 .
male legs. The dear kiddles are porter: Mrs. Fay Warner and Rirthdav Pnrtv fnr'
quite liable to grow up believing Mrs. A. R. Obrlst. flower com- , Zx 1 '
that it Is natural and proper and rnltvee. The retiring officers June fLing On JUnday
even respectable lor mamma or are; y,n jj . c Hrown. presi-
any. other kind ot female to dent; Mrs. Ethel McKay, vice iJL NUMBER of the playmates
how her legs. It may even be president; Mrs. L. L. Hendricks. of June King gathered at
that they will grow up pleasant- secretary: Mrs. Opal Henry and the home of her parents. Mr.
ly indifferent to female legs and a e. R. Ramsey, r.ower com- and Mrs. M. King on Pacific
be quite unaware that gentle- roll tee. 'Terrace on last Sunday after-
men ot former generation consid- At the close of the social noon to help celebrate her eighth
Mrs. Adams, the brides' atten-
dant wore a fetching frock of
tau flat crepe and wore a cor
sage ot orchid aweet peas and
rose buds.
Following the ceremony tho
guests were taken to the home
f
i y l''. f f- X I'W' '
... Girls' chora. Riverside school of - K,:" wnre wldJ,n
Minuet 1 P.derew.k,lu"cheon w "Vr1;
a savanna m 9. m in iiir. .nr. inn
Mrs. Jack Harrison, the honor
guests. Mr. and Mrs. John Al
len. Mrs. L. ('. Roam. Mr. and
Mrs. Terry Allen. Mrs. Miblo
McDanlels, Mr. and Mrs.
Adams, Mins Mae Crystal
Frank Hogue, Walter Killian.
and Mrs. Killian.
Mr. and Mrs. Harrison will
make their future home In Chll
oquin where Mr. Harrison holds
a position with the Shell com
pany. ' .
Evening of Whist at
S killing ton . Home
i - "v Nr .' :. - r, ti i!' iii-i u
L 'Sj?jwa. J i ; , r if n i u a tin i , ,1
and Oscar Hliaw, and thero Is noi
tellliiK how far the sunniest of tho!
Clndy'a will climb.
I On I lie last day tf November. day ufteruoou with Mrs. Fred II.
i 1U37. the Walton-Kvllon hotel. In . Diinbur. A one o'clock Chliicso
the heart ot Hollywood, was open-1 1 until eon was aervod by III" hos
ed to the public. And since Hint ' inns after w hich bridge wua en-
day the Inn. Willi iniiat of young Joyed fur "evelul hours. Mrs.
I'vrt'a savings Invulvvd, hus been i II. 1). I.loyd Hlewurt hltl IiIkIi
rushing nloiig In a copaiity slate. ' srorn at tho close of tho plnf.
There la a story for tliu book. I On Wednesday, Mnriii XX, Ihn
Mu Kellon long since has Inld the mi.itivis w ill Inoet Willi Mrs.
gold cornet away III lavender, and (iuudo Duvl".
Pa Kelton bents I lie air no more.;
For , young Port .-lung-legged. ! nr Honor Director
curly-haired and comlciil lius 1 nonor UireClOr :,
como to glory. I
So when Junior uml Hetty; T COURTESY to Mrs. I.ols A.
June, bloated with the wisdom dnlstir ot llulllu Ground.
Hint has come Ij mem babes un- Washington, Natlomil Iteglunal
der the Influence of II. I,. Meiirk-1 l)r, or f (,v Degree of Ilmi
i n. denounce Ihw story of Cinder-1 im.mliera of the Klamuth
lla-as a yokel-yanker Slid boob- j ,K1i N luN will entertain oil
bouncer, tell them the talo of Monday evunliiK, March nine
Pert Kelton, larrup tliniu sound-1 1 t-v n ' li .
ly for the g.od of their aiuls. and I ' , i '
send them to bed
Willi their
cocktails.
Additional Society on page 6
A Spotless Kitchen
An Expert Chef
Pert Kelton .... newest anC sunniest of Broadway's Cindys
liy I..-.ONARD HALL . whirls, and there yon are wlih a!
These two important things are mak
ing our restaurant the most popular
in Southern Oregon. And our Sun
day table d'hote dinne' lis bringing
the crowds in ever increasing
numbers
Dinner hour in at your convu'jlcncc
from noon until 8 p. m.
Urin if your guests
For NBA Service
mttstcnl lilt. All you need
C. K. 7BW March 17. j Eddie Caulor aud a Scotch gag. it
I, Mr. ' Most of the musical shows i , Naturally, show business ls'j
ItflSS Dorothy Sktlllngtoo pre
iV1 sided over a delightful
evening of "Whist" a the homo
that bKssciu on Mazda Ijine are ' skeptical about this (indy racket. V
the old Cinderella stuff. In the !0 the wise ones of Tmios Square, f
first act the little match girl no matter how
with the torn stockings meets the Mill a preuol
tnrly-halrod young tenor who ; ly oireogh
turns out. In Act II, to be the sou that utsac of the modern C
and heir of the buttonhole king. 'derellsa grow. The' reason
A big garden party scene, and a that the atago la Just as lmpr
loe-danccr to do a e:up!e tf fast aiiie. If nut oa tmpoiailble, as any
1 ' .'i farry tory ever "drea mod. Hear.
n t . , . - , 'then.: of the newest, and tutoal
btate Meeting Ot . . of Clnderellas.
C. A. R. This Month ; .
r A very- fow years ago there
ow you bend It. It's 1
d. 'And let. alrango-'V
It Is In the theatre f
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IpUr!rbs"a
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erea tnem aangerons, wicxea ana hours the hostess served dainty birthday. The guests enjoyed a Df er parents; Mr. and Mrs. T, R. 1 -w . .1 . t .i
steeped in aln. refreshments. Mrs. A. R. Obrlst luncheon which was followed sklllinaton at 121 North Tenth T " J '
I ... . iiu uciiiiuuuii, nm
Wednesday evening for
Thero is a merged iaiung on baa Invited the members to meet with an afternoon ot games. on
in me sermons, eouonais ana T!t0 ner at the next regular rastei snauea sweet peas inter- nUmbcr ot tho younger set. Tho I .,
li,K Manlnllnna svalnat IaVS for , . ,, v mlnvM -ftt kink . .1 ,,A ... .. .. .. , I Convention
" uitruuugj uu April sum, si uci " . . c.. 1
women. The world seems to borne 2010 Vine street. .streamers were used In clecorat-
IIROrci! tho effort, of Mrs. ! w a vaudeville not called the
inree ncunns. ia p.euon 10 i-1
td on tho cornet and Pa led the'
band. And there. riu a tall. ,
l-ouls Stoerkle,
state . man-:
o Amor-'
Oregon '
chapters will hold the first state
gangling, l:oo-Jolntcd young gal
Leap Year" Idea was carried 4hlr(y.tr,t at tho Hotel' .Vult-
K.turday.. March 'v,.u "d " ?'
ing the rooms. The guests num
Vout throughout the social hours nomnh , Portland
- while St. Patrick's Day, decora-, f varloll, chap.
that. And while Ma blew Into
Prosldenta!,no ")'-,"l!' n
m'r il,rnh-! TOUnK Pert did Imitations and
will bo spociul ""'addled around on Ihoao I nn
have become quite used to them.
Knthlnff niiMM so nassa as a r- m I tw.rnl l,nlv,na InlnHIn- Phr. . .. .' . ,
r sfiAfiinn w w m i - - o - - j iions were useo inrouanout ine . . i.
Bhort skirt Joke these days. The "-'"" ,v'"'". ! "s Foster. Jane Durbln. Artls. ' Refreshmenta were aerv- 1 7., ". 1 . lega that wcrn like a colt's.
best they can muster Is: ' Sup- At tSeOCheT Home Margery and Peggy Rumef. Ruth a .,he ,ndMdual tables by nrtad A luncheon will honor Tho Kelton. didn't r t any
pose they get'any shorter? Good , Ell. Wade. Barbara and Darolle tne ho.tess. who was assisted ,ho ,!!'. on SatuMay noon at 'h-tr-s on fire, but one day the
neaven.. Is the skirt to vanish THURSDAY evening. Mr. ' Prentice. Irma and Virginia Dar- by her molhtT. Mllw Maryei:en tho MuKnomah 'airy grandmother came, along
altogether? . There positively and Mri H L Beacher en- 'er. Catherine Dunbar. Jeane Bradford held high score for the .," ..,, . .,,. .,., and told Pert It was time to g-
must be some aklrt somewhere ,Ar,,inH infnem.ii. . their Ostendorf. Jack Banks. Bobble ,.,i ,.i , i.B. u-i f,.'".' alr"- 'mma ... " ' v . ih.,n,. s i . ,,ir of c.,1.1
clrtllsatlon Is not to totter to home on Walnut with two tables Francis Durbln. Robert. tho young men. The guosu num- k, fs wiU i .Uond 'thi ;''l'n. "nl ' '
of "50U".. The Beacher apart-, "on'"- -aivin ana Jimmie bered twelve. I ,n,n,in r.hv . h..mer of "Sunny," the big Zlegfleld
ment was attractively decorated "unt and Klcbard Brown. ..',..., musical hit. and in a cast of
MAKE SUNDAY A
Real Holiday
Dy briging the wifo and family here for dinner
A Big Turkey Dinner with all
the Trimming
destruction.
Dinner Party for in tne st- Patr,cks' 1)8 y motir. i
m A' '" t ne p'y Rebekah's Meeting
Mr. Eugene arr hostess served a tempting lun-!
. cheon. The guests Included. Mr. ' xEMBERg of the Rebekah
C15EV. and Mrs. J. Henry Thorn- "1 Mrs, A. B. Bradley, Mr. and iVl ,odM heId the reKular meet.
A as presided over a simple Mr"- R- - steln' Mr- nd Mr"- Ing on Thnrsday night at Odd
Lenten dinner on Friday evening 3oha Rissberger and the host rel,0W8. h.ll with an attendance
Joys a membership of
four chllilrrn.
Invitations Issued for
triple hnma nn Korth eleventh, ana nOStesS.
In courtesy to Mr. Eugene Carr.
The dinner table, perfect in Its Family Reunion at
appointments was centered with ft q IJ
a vase of spring flowers. Covers ' OUJTimer ttOme
I were laid for Miss Vivian
. Trounce. Mr. and Mrs. George j A FAMILY reunion was enjoy
Mclntyre, Mr. Eugene Carr, tbe ed at the home of Mrs. S. T.
honor guest, and tho host and j Summers on last Sunday after
hostess, j noon when her mother, Mrs. C.
I H. Humphrey of Aahland waa a
guest at her home. Dinner was
served and during the afternoon
the following members dropped
In: Mr. and Mrs. George Humph
rey. Mr. and Mrs. Will Humph
rey, Mr. and Mrs. Avstin Cox of
Algoma, Mr. and Mrs. Welling
ton Temp'.ar, Alice Templar, Mr.
business meeting and social and Mrs. Will Loomls of Ash
hour which the club members land and Mr. Herman Fisher ot
enjoy each meeting will be held. Dunsmulr.
' nt mniw than Ana litinrlratft At
the close of the lodge session, a
short program was given. Mrs.
Helen House and Mia Helen
Larson were Initiated Into the
order.
Meeting on March 21
VXRS. Wilbur Jones will be hos
. teas on Wednesday after
noon, March twenty-one to the
members of the Art Needle Work
club at her home. The regular
Wednesday Club at
Home of Mrs. Hill
MRS. Harry Hill was hostess
h . I - .. ...... ...... m I
her home on Third .and Jeffer- j OOCIETY
son to the ladies of The Ued-d in,rMi,i i ih. bride's af
St. Mary's Bridge
Event of the, Week
flNE ct the most delightful so-
clal functions of tho season
was that of this afternoon at
tho library club rooms when Ht.
Mary's Altar Society of Hacred
Heart church entertained with a
St. Patrick's bridge. More than
40 tables were In plsy through
out the afternoon. The club
rooms were attractively decorated
In the St. Patrick's day. motif.
stars headed by . Marilyn Miller
and Juk Donuhiie, young. Purl
shone like a newcut diamond.
Khe wore the ball , gown from
n;j A then en. In one short year Pert
tSridge Afternoons Klloll ,,.,,,, from , ,,,.
... ..pot lo the olectrte lights. The
eiter-; OOCIETY of Klamath Falls Is first Christmas arter Her ir.una
Wed- 3 interestiid In the bride's af-' to fame, her grueling card bad
neaday ' .Bridge club. Throe ! fsr of Xhe coming week orrriio pletures,
tables were In play during the wbleh Mrs. Harry Coulter ' and 'One aucwd the Thrro Kelton.
atternon with high score award-1 Gcorgo Cunning will' pre-J fating bavr-board turkey, perch
ed to Mm. E. C. Knight. Spring ; id(,. Tho invitations' n.-ad for j ed on stools In a depot ham and
flower, placed about the rooms ; Thiin.lii irtimnoii stirt nvSnlns i ciaorv. Tho olhT displayed the
and Friday afternoon. ' On Batur-i golden gate of Ziegf.dd s mighty
day afternoon Mrs. (Ideller will j New Amaterrtam theatre, and In
again entertain. More than one tho bulbs w.is tho name "Pert
hundred Invitations have been Kelton." j
Issued for the affairs which will j
next ' he held at the homo of Mrs. i. This season, with moro artistry
iGoeller on line. ..''.'".' . hiit.no lest youthful pepperlno..
I . 1-00 I
added to the attractiveness of
the home. . Hefresbmunts were
the Individual tables,
mbert baa invited the
membera to meet with her on
March twenty-eighth, the
regular meeting.
OPEN ALL NICHT
L'nivcrMly of Orcguu Group Winti .alfonul Oiuplcr of Sororily
A Good Many Years
have gone Ly since we first started to
IJ practice our profession. Many changes
nave Deen maae; many uiiiJiuvcmcni.o
n,.f isi offoet Prnorrpsa hast been made A
at an astounding rate.
The very best of everything avail
able has been incorporated in our serv
ice. And our years of experience en
able us to use our splendid equipment
to best advantage.
EARL WHITLOCK
FUNERAL HOME
PINC AVENUE AT SIXTH STREET
- PHONE 46
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" QWaim u m in Service"
Members of Sijma Beta Phi. local sorority en the University of Ortscn nampn-:, r'esntly urn.T.et a charter
ot Sigma K.ipps, national sorority. From left to right, flrtrt row: Dens Lleuallen, Adam.i; Kary Burton and j
Lucille Bnrton, Engane; Orscs Fleming. Klamath Tnl's; Mildred Reynolds, Eugene; Margret Blackmer, Redondo
Beech. Cat.; Verna May Linneberg and Lnclle Lir'on, Portland; M.iurlrs Lombard, Springfield; Ruth Conrad,
PoitirnJ. Second row: Miriam Shepard. Eugene: Manrine Akers, Pendleton; Iluth Jackwn, Eugene; Ines
Hnr.hvonj. Pond!ton; Margn-et Aotitermxn, Eugcno; Olive Gray, rortland; Panllna Vtnnb'e. Redondo Batch,
Oal.; Vlclot Orek, Portltnd: Borla Llcu.ir.nn, Aibrnr; K"t;.ryn Rtttltorforl, Ci'.iar.e; Kr.y Tlnrelnt, Blatrnt'j
fallnj Anna Roerch, rwllf'.ou. , ,. ,. -
FREE
Automobiles
The thief who aspires to "get rich quick"
finds the stealing of automobiles a most attract
ive route to his goal. ,
, He sees "hauls" of several .thousand dollars
value, standing along the curb and ready to pro
vide him with both loot and get-away.
A Fire-and-Theft policy is your only SURE
protection against loss. We have this, and all
other forms of Automobile Insurance.
Jas. H. Driscoll
INSURANCE
206 Williams Bldg.
Phone 432
LIFE FIRE AUTOMOBILE
Atk about our 6 money on
good improved city property.