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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (June 21, 1930)
Saturday, June 21, 1030 PAGE EIGHT SOCIETY SECTION OF THE HERALD TELEPHONE 88 VIVIAN McCAULEY. EDITOR THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Business Women To Honor Cast of Recent Comedy A record attendance It antici pated Monday night at 1:10 o'clock when the Business and Professional Women's club will entertain with a chicken dinner tor member of the main cast of "Aunt Lucia," a play recently ponaored by tb club. Mr. Neal Stewart will praeld aa toastmtstrees, and a program outlined by Mra. Leds Tarker, prealdont ot the club, will be giv en. Member ot th caat will ap pear on the program. Including Harry Bolrln. Pet Driaeoll and Jim- Qutnn. Each member guet will aUo apeak. Membera ot tha caat invited to i dinner include Mr. Lorabel Gordon. Mra. laabel Brlsner. Mra. Neal Stewart, Ml-s Olady nice, Mlaa Esther Beck. Pete Driscoll, Everett Ogle. Harry Bolvin. Jim Oulnn. Leall Beder, Otto Ellis. Don Chamber. Eddie Plcklneon. Kenneth Perkins K. D. Clark and Bob Henry. Special Invitation were ten I to Mr. Hagel Blake more, pisnlst, and three member ot the clnb who worked faithfully during tb play to make It a suc cess. Thev art May K1I Con rad!, Mr. Jean Younf and Ann Shea. Membera ot tha Business Wom en's olub will appear In coatnma ot th daya ot t th dinner and thoa who ar not ao garbed will be brought before a court and fined. Mr. Leda Parker will bar charge of th dtnnr and many Interesting feature ara planned. Thoae who wlb to make reaerratlont ar akd to call Thelma McAlplne at 107. Already SO members bare made their reserratlons and mora ar expected. There will b enter tainment following dinner. e Miss Harper, Philip Pitman Married Titian Harper and PhlUp Pit man were united In marrlag Sun day afternoon at t o'clock In th Episcopal church In Klamath Falls. Tb coupl motored her from Lakeview. Both young popl ar wall known In LekeTiew wher they bar a wld acquaintanceship and a large circle ot friend. ' Th bride 1 th daughter ot Jame Harper of Silver Lake nd Mrs. J. R. Collins of Paisley and has been employed in th Bend ecbools aa instructor since her graduation from th University ot Oregon. Sh was a Bernard Daly student at th University and was actlT in campus activities and was a member of Alpha XI Delta sorority. Mr. Pitman was a student at the Uniwsitv of Washington and lat er at the University ot Illinois. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Pitman ot Bend, and ha been actiTe in the formation of wool grower in Lake connty, baring been employed by Draper Co. of Boston. Baker Matron Is Guest of Honor Mr. C. A. Tuoker of Bakor was the honor guest at a bridge party gtren by Mr. TV. A. Arnold at her home Wedneeday afternoon. Th rooms of th Arnold home were attractively decorated with beautiful spring flowers and ferns. At tha clot of th after noon dainty refreshments were serred by th hostess. Prises were awarded to Mrs. C. A. Tucker, guest. Mrs. U Brad ford and Mrs. E. Trulove. Guests Included Mesdsmes C. A. Tucker, guest off honor, G. C. Lorens. J. F. Penrod. Fred Grant, W. H. McFarren, L. Bradford, C. S. Robertson. E. Trulove, C. 8. Schubert, Gary Cotad, C. Arnold, Jennie Hum. Mary Cheyne. Miss Dorothy Tucker and the hostess. Mrs. Arthur Aberg Hostess Thursday Th Thursdsy bridge clnb met with Mrs. Arthur Aberg on Ore gon avenue Thursdsy afternoon with Mrs. Clarenc Hunilker win ning high score and Mrs. Richard Doran low. Mrs. J. Aherns was the guest ot honor during the afternoon. The nem meeting of the club will be held at the home ot Mrs. Oscar Sole. A full attendance is desired as several Important mat ters will be brought up for discussion. A Substantial From thc y-& j . chasm of Time is fOUndatlOn quarried the 6 tons of years that goes into the building of the masonry of achievement. Upon no other foundation can a lasting success be con structed. For 25 years, we have been building up our service. In that period it has been changed, augmented and improved. The Whitlock institution stands upon a foundation of ex perience that is truly like the house that was builded upon a rock. 1 EARL WHITLOCK 'Distinctive fINf AVC. AT CmTtT"" - 46 ii-iiesu,.., Clever Costum w i Rrtuunirv Sloan, daughter ot ir r,A Mra Allan loaa. will take part in the parade and other Daya of '49 programs and activ ities in th costume which she is wearing, on which depicts the luwMhlrti !-a nantsloons and poke bonnets worn by our grand mothers. Rosemsry Is th color bearer for the General Canby Chapter. C. A. R. Photo by Kenneii fcina Aloha Chapter Visit Ashland A number ot officers and mem bers ot Alohs chapter. O. E. S motored to Ashland Tuesday avo nin Jim i? to attend th re ception given by Alpha chapter. number 1, in nonor oi . . n. Hardy, the newly elected associ- il rrmnA natron of th Order Of the Eastern Star ot Oregon. Mr. Hardy la at present wormy paireu ot Alphs chapter, n R U'attenhnrs? of Alo ha chapter, newly appointed grand warder of in urana iusp ter O. E. S. of Oregon. wa also mmnrtmA tntrnHnced and seated in the east and given honors. A number of past grana omoer sua present officers of chspters In i a t a A Jafh-annvlll. Grants Pass and Klamath Falls attended the reception. Members from Klamath Falls v n.i. it,. Mil ware; Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Wattenburg. Mrs. Mae R. Balslger (E. H.), Mra. George Casper, Mrs. J. I. Beard, Mrs. W. J. Stelnmets. Mrs. J. A. Leach. Mrs. F. Hill Hunter, Mrs. Wilbur Jones and Mrs. Ella McMillan. Regular Meeting O. E. S. Tuesday A tans chanter. O. E. S-. Will meet in regular session Tuesday evening. June 24, at the Masonic Hsll. Reports by delegate to nranA Phanter will be clren snd honors will also be given to Mrs. R. E. Wattenburg. newiy ap- .l.tul mrnnA warder of the Grand Chapter ot the O. E. 3. of Oregon. This will be the last meeting before summer vacation. Mrs. Mse R. Balslger. wortny matron, in u ii riirn Rrars in Klam ath Falls and vicinity to attend. There win M an interesting program after the regular busi ness meeting. Refreshments will be served. Swimming Party At Lone Pine Tviti Plna Mr. and UnL C. W. Servl were host snd hostess at a swimming party Fridsy evening. Weiners and marshmallows were oasted during tne evening. Thnu attanrilna- were Orin 8tO- . Dnv Paal anil Pailllnn B&aS- ly, Florence and Richard Craven. Thelma Phelps ana Ariine iewis and the host and hostess. Margaret Maguire St. Rita Hostess Miss Margaret Maguire was hostess to members of tha St. Rita bridge club when they met In the parish hall. Scores were awarded to Mrs. F. E. Fenwick, high. Mrs. Knutaen. second and Mrs. A. F. Heinrlch, low. At the next meeting, Tuesday. June 24, Mrs. Caldwell will be hostess.' They will meet at tbe parish hall again. - FUNERAL HOWE t funeral Service" 7W-?$&f. ,mmm 7'T rr. :r' 'A L Lj Sisters Entertain A s Courtesy For Mrs. William Cleve MUtaa Mildred and Frances Duke presided ss joint hostessee when they entertained at tneir home. 5JJ Eldorado, Tuesday eve ning In courtesy to Mrs. William Cleve. nee Gertrude Llndley. fti-lds waa tha diversion of the evening with scores being award ed to Mrs. William neve, guest, Mlaa tvirothv Stevens, hlsh. Mtas Kstberlne i'lrlch. second, snd Mrs. Oeorg R. Llndley. consola tion. Tbe lovely Duke horn wsa hnauilfullv decorated In roses snd sweet piws. which also graced the mall card tables wnere retrenn ments were lster served by th Misses Duke assisted by their mother. Mrs. J. P. Duke. Guests for th evening wer Mrs. George R. Llndley, Mrs. Robert Dudley. Mrs. Cecil Matt. Mra. George Meyers, Mrs. G. A. Msssev, Mr. George C. VIrlch, Mrs. J. P. Duke. Miss Alias Mes aey. Mlas Joy Msurln Evans, Mtas Helen Coter, Mtas Dorothy Stevens. Mlas Katherlne lUrich, Miss Marlah Grimes, and the hostesses. Mildred and France Duke, in addition to Mrs. William Cleve, honor guest. m w w Lois Gregory Bride Here Recently Lois Gregory of Fullerton, Ca!., became the bride ot Samuel Wash ington ot this city at a ceremony .fAfnft Fridav morning at the Methodist Episcopal church. Tbe couple was attended by Mr. and Mrs. G. Harper. Th bride was lovely In a gown ot yellow crepe and whit lac with matching aecesson. ' hridesmsld wore an attractlv le ports suit ot green. Immediately alter in mony th party adjourned to th Pelican Grill where breakfast was served to Mr. and Mrs. Hsr per, Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Mey ers,' Mrs. Gregory, mother of the bride. Miss Rhea Robadeaux, Jim Musselmsn and the bride and groom. Mr. and Mr, wssninmon wm be at horn to their friend at th Ramona apartments on Eleventh street. Isabel Brickner Becomes Bride a nerformed at I o'clock on Sunday afternoon. Miss Isabel Brickner ana ar. aimer v.. Lemler were united in marriage by Rev. Frank Wemett. Only Im mediate relative were present. The bride, who Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Brickner. . .h.rmlnrl KflVOed ltt brOC- ded white silk and carried lovely bouquet ot pink roses. Mr. Lemler is the son ot Mrs. Amelia Lemler of Olene. The young couple are enjoying a wedding trip by motor to coast ..I,.). ni iraihlncton. and upon their return will make their home In Klamath Falls. see Installation of Officers Thursday Installation of the new officers for the Jobs Daughters was held Thnrsdsy evening with appropri ate ceremonies lead by Mrs. G. A. Maaaav s-ranif chaolsin of the stat and Miss Helen Mason, past Queen. A program was given following th installation and later refresh ment were served. tw. nfM., f th nueen for the coming term will be filled by Miss Harriet Hunter; otners in clude Miss Henrietta Wright, se nior princess; Betty Zimmerman, Junior princess: Helen Shives. guide and Ruth Vannice, marshal. Mrs. Louis K. Porter Heads Auxiliary Mrs. Louis K. Porter wss elect ed president ot the American Le gion auxiliary tor tne second time at a meeting held Tuesday eve ning at the Memorial ban. Mrs. George Barth la tne retiring presv dent. Mr. Porter's first reglm was marked with success and the aux iliary membership was greatly in creased. Other officer elected Included Mrs. Louis Mueller, first vice president; Mrs. Edna Russell, sec ond Tic president; Mrs. Otto Ellis, secretary-treasurer; Mrs. J. H. Rea. historian, and Mrs, Jen nie Hum, chaplain. fl SERVICE (fp pirn fmiiii (J THE Ik K GOLDEN IS-i UllULE 'JAf C. A. R. President Msry Charleoa Thomss, Junior president ot tha General Canby ChsDter. Children of the Ameri can revolution, is shown here in th costume she will wear during the coming ' parade. Tb C. A. R. will take part In th parade and all will be dressed In the hoop skirts and bonets ot th Days ot '49. Msry Is tha dsughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Carl Thomas. Photo by Kennell Ellis D. T. Club Hold Enjoyable Meeting Mrs. Fred Burdetta entertained the D. T. club on Wednesdsy at her home, 61 Hillside avenue. After the ususl business meet ing cards were played and later refreshments wer served to tbe following guests: Mesdsmes 8. K. Fales. C. D. Long, Clyde Thompson. Jack Mar tin, Jesse Kyle. Ira Morris. Esrl Atchinson. E. P. Bronson. Duffy. Hylsnd and the hostess, Mrs. Bur den. Rebekahs Will Motor to Ashland All BaKaVaha helanclBS to the drill team will motor to Ashland on Tuesday nlgbt In their iays ot 1, Arnmaa and talk Dfl the big celebration which is to be held here on July t, 4. 6, and . The Rebekahs ar nenina m celebration and will aid In every way possible to mske It one of the biggest events ever held In Ore gon. Members of the drill tesm will participate in lodge activities in Asblsnd Tuesday evening. e Presentation of Awards Made Merrill On Wednesday night the Odd Fellows lodge oi Merrill , a iva nf iia members with 25 year medals, and one member with a 35 year meoai. Mr. W. F. Hill. J. A. Brown. R. Frank Hedrlok and b! F. Fans were those receiving 25 year awards while Albert Mey ers was presented with th 33 A Urge delegation from Klam ath Falls waa present to witness The Rebekshs served a banquet at the close of tne oniineas ses sion. Helen Radcliffe Has Birthday Party n.1.1, Padeliffa waa liven a lovely birthday party on Monday afternoon ny ner momer, .nm. iv. H. Radcliffe. Tho party was hon oring Helen's sixth birthday. The children enjoyed the after nnnn nlavinc same and later re freshments were served to the following little guests: iiiai gu ...... , Jackie and J eon Glubrecht, Bntty Dunlvan. Nancy Bennett. Mary RadciJUfe. and the guest of honor, You May Be-An Expert Driver But even the. most cautious car-owner is not immune to the recklessness of others while driving. And sometimes. the damage done is equal to the pur- . chase price of the car. The prudent car-owner extends this cau tion to assuring himself complete insur ance protection in the event of any emergency. Wo nnn rtffrr vnif v wmi v&av.a j w every needed form. Jas. H. Driscoll Life, Fire, Automobile and Bonds. Phone 432 206 Williams Bids. Ask About Special Automobile Insurance Rates.. Have. Your Life and Accident Insurance Problems Analyzed by Mr. DeSpain. Money to Loan at 6. on Improved City Property. !Mr8. Wattenburg Hostess at Tea m n r. Waitenbure enter- talned at'twa Friday afternoon honoring Mra. Ruth Blandish Harvey and Mrs. siyrue ueim. Mrs. Helm is leaving Sunday tor Kugeue where ahe will becom a ....... lui, nt tha llniveraltv of Ore gon travel school which will em bark for Honolulu next weea. lia llarvav ta a descendant of two outataudlng colonial charac ters ot American history, being eighth in descent from Myles ....... .1 1. h antatii tit th MavfloW er party, and alao eighth in de scent from Jonn Aiaen, wno was a Mayflower psssenger and who marriea rrisciiia aium'na. i courtship nt Miles Staudtah hss been made famous by Longfel low. Mra Uai-va la vlaltlnk at the home of her son 0. L. Hsrvey of mis city. www Ladies Have Big Time at Kid Party A most novel and olever party waa given laet evening for mem ber of tb Koyai ,eignnor or Mrs. Fred Olover at her home on North Eleventh street. All th Royal Neighbors earns garbed aa children, dresae above thetr kneea and coioriui nair-no-bons and sashes, and all carried their lunchee In palls. it of th member composed a school class over which Mrs. Olo ver presided as the strict scnooi mar'm. giving them lessons In grsmmar, playing ball, and gath ering hearts. Everyone Joined In playing game and singing folk aongs un til th lunch palls wer brought out. A discussion ot in costumes which th member will wear dur ing the Daya ot '4 celebration was held. , , J. P. Duke Given Surprise Party v w v..Va . rivan a surnrlae . t-t. . avanlna at his home, 633 Eldorado, In honor ot his birthday. Dinner was served for ten at :o. in ---prettily decorated with sweet neu and bachelor buttons. . . . . p, . araea Covers at in si v- laid tor J. P. Doke, honor guest, tPharlM Ktley. Charles Rugh. Doug Puckett. Dr. George Mernman. m o.-. er. Jack Slater, Cliff Dunn and Elmer Balsigor. Over 28,000 People . i Visit Crater Lane So Far Thit Year During the first ten days of June S.510 visitors Teaced Crater Ike over the excellent highways from Medtord and Klamath Falls. This . total of 2M visitor to Crater Lake National Park during the 1930 travel year. a. . j . ,iti. il. I a In lwZH. 7,S, Tiauura '- or 370 per cent Increase In travel over last year. In past year th park high ways were open to travel only after the heavy anow had raeltea away sufficiently to permit re moval by hand labor. Tbla year with the us of new modern snow removal equipment, these highways were opened to travel two months earlier than in 193. with pronounced decreaae W snow removal costs. By this early opening of the park hlghwaya thousands of wurtsts who travel through southern Oregon during May and V.I- .a I-a. car), thm Tim JUD9 19 euir aw of Crster Lske. During the first ten days of June, IMS automobile were driven over these roads, among wnico wr Included cars from thirty-two states and three province ot Canada. port Klamatb Visitors Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Woodworth Fort Klamath resident, spent Friday In Klamath Falls visit ing friends and shopping. cnnrirl rrnlolinn in wM,a I uv-v.v.i Program Presented For. Closing of Vacation School On Friday, June 10, Ilia dally vacation church i'hol of I'ellrau City presented the following pro gram In houor of the dosing of school: Processional: "Brightly Gleams Our Bsnner." Worship Period: Hymn "1 Would be True." Prsyer. Hymn "All things Bright and Beauti ful." by Primary Dept. Scripture. Twenty Third Psalm. llvinn "This Is my Father's World." Instruction Period: Primary dept. Explanation by leader Mia. Preston. Memory Work. Story Mrs. Prealon. Kxplsna llon ot Junior and Intermediate work Mr. Preston. Miisto Period: Group ot songs bv school. "Old Black Joe." "Three Blind Mice." "Salllug. Sailing." "Smllea." Closing Period: School Motto. Salute to Christian Flag. Hymn "Fling out the Banuer." Pa lute to American Flag. Hymn "America." Beaedlrtlon. What vacation school Is Rev. T. Dsvls Preston. Offering for expense of work. Moving pictures. The School has been under th direction ot Rev. and Mr. T. Da vis Preaton of tb Community church, assisted by Mlsse Fay Buchanan. Eva Bmlth. Christina Jnbnaoa, Margaret Bliss and Dor othy Nuakoff. Mrs. C. B. Ford Improving Mra. C, B. Ford, who under went a major operation on Wed needay at the Hillside hospital. I reported to be Improving rapid ly and expects to return to her horn In tea days. THK MIMlM! CORHCT CO. Call or rhone MRS. BARAH M. OOOCH Hotel Hsll Koo 2-PDB Irrigationists! Ira Orem, Burrell Short, Percy Dixon,' Sam Dehlinger, Harry Wilson Will explain the workings of operation and maintenance as they found it at the Newlands, Nevada, project an danswer water-users' questions at Merrill Tuesday Evening, June 24 Malin Thursday Evening, June 26 At these meetings the terms of the O. & M. contract will also - be considered and all objections to it heard. ALL WATERUSERS ARE URGED TO ATTEND ONE OR ALL OF THESE MEETINGS Pleasant Time . Held at Meeting The Fslracr community club held Ita rvguliir meeting Thurs day afternaou at til home of Mr. Mamie rarent. The following pro gram waa presented: Song "Aninrlra, lb Beauti ful," Club members. i'lanu Helectlon violin accom panist, Mra. Fern Warner, Mrs. Mouirtl Kelan. Soutbern Negro Spirituals Mrs, Msry Hullsrs. Aceompsnlst, Mrs. Msw O'Nell, guitar. There was also an luatrurllve talk on Irrigation given by Mr. Filer. Several of tha members Joined In singing snugs, after whli-b dainty rvlrealuueuts were served Mrs. Hollars, Mrs. Jenowsy and Mrs. 1'srent were the hostesses for the adernonn. The nest meat lug of the club Is to he held nn TlKtraday, June Is, with Mrs. Mse U'Nell, a Past Matrons Club Accept Invitation Aloha rast Matron Club. O. E. S.. of Klamath Falls, hss accepted sn Invitation to be the guest ot Iteanies I'aat Matron Club of Medtord. and ot Mrs. K. R. Heames, at a one-o'clock luncheon at tb Heames summer home on Waaner Creek, Thursdsy, Juns Id. Msmbers of Aloba Club who plan to attend this Innrhaon are Experienced Counsel for Investors Let us guide you with our , knowledge in thc selection of safe bonds suited to your in vestment 'cj-iircmcnts. The First National Bank t Capital and Surplus $265,000.00 Member Federal Reserve Ban!. rrn asked to notify Mrs. Marlon Hanks, president, so Ihsl arrsnge uianla cau be made fur transpor tation. Only one Connolly llrothers tors after July 1st, at ill Main street. list THE BEAUTY NOOK Specialises fu Eugene suit Kealistic I'rrmancnt W'jviiic. Electrical Facial! and Scalp Treatments, 408 Main St. Phone 1793 Ar your faet hotT Ar your shoe lirevyf Bring them In sad let us put on KKAL HUMMEK VYKIUHT SOLEH Ibst ar tight and comfortable. CONNKItM Mint; KKI'AIII MIOI' lit North lib Near Golden Rut Stor t ri; I 111 .llsBgsMSa-il
