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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (March 21, 1931)
PAGE EIGHT THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON Saturday, March 21, 19.11 .nKL4JV3cC.4i;L'. EDITOR TELEPUOSE I WO ijn . m m m mjj v .av bbb aar aav .aaaav -ew aa. oai a. u asm r var, ti vkitp asm o a, anal w w m ji-e. l . "ai r ai.i. r. ,ik w w m Elnora Thomson Feted at Banquet Thursday Evening Miss Flnorn Thomson was hon ored at lovely banquet Thurs day evening t the rcllan iiriile. Covers were laid 'or fifty graduate nana. and their frlcndi.. TM Hum werw pi ti actively decorated villi spring floa-era. Six girls from the Sacred Heart Adademy music aehool gave eeveral beeutllul Tionu ana niano aclectiona. The meeting vat opened and each nurne present gave the name of her training aehool and the date from which she gradu ated. Many ataiea were repre- aented well as Australia and orwsy. Dr. Geo. L Wright was the first speaker. He gsve a abort and Interesting lain. Miss mom aon the Drinciple speaker ot the erenlng waa introduced by the District president. Miss Alleen Dyer. The fact that Miss Tbom aon ia nreeiden: ot the American Nurses association makea her also a member ot the Board of the International Council ot Nurses, and ahe will aail on June the 15th for Genera, Switzerland for a meeting of thia group. In her discussion ahe told ot the beginning ot the national organi sation and the ralue ot an or ganised association which la re presented by 1S7.00O nurses in the United States. Through the organised efforts t nursing educators effectlre legislation has been brought about which hare raised the atandarda ot the nursing until It la now recognised as one ot the higher professions. Banquet Planned Monday Evening The ladles ot the Missionary Society of the Methodist Episco pal church are giving a banquet Monday evening, March 23. They will hare as guests the Standard Bearer Girls and their mothers. They hare the following inter esting program outlined: Mrs. George T. Casper, toast mistress. Mrs. John Tadon, address ot welcome. Response: Ruth Msy Chllcote. Violin Solo Mildred Meyer. Address, "India" Mrs. Rachel Good. Duet Elsie Eschebeck and Let ta Kenyon. Talk on Chlna'Myra Johnson. Reading Lena Lemlor. Margaret Yonng and Rnth May Chilcote. Reading Isabel Marsh. "Father's Night" Successful Event "Father's Night" at the Pelican city school, sponsored by the Pelican P. T. A., proved to be a most delightful meeting. The event was held Wednesday, March IS. The evening was spent In play ing games. A reading was given by Mrs. Grover Ysntis and a talk given by Joseph Peak, physical education directors ot the city schools, on his phase ot work in the schools. The Bert Hall trophy tor the second year was presented to the Pelican city basketball team at this time. Captain Nello Glodanim! accepted the award in behalf of the team, and made a brief talk. Introducing each mem ber of the team to the audience. At the close of the evening the fathers assisted In serving re freshments. e e .Woodcraft Lodge Met March 18th The Woodcrsft lodge held its regular meeting Wednesday eve ning, March 18. After the busi ness meeting the following pro gram was enjoyed: Piano duet by Miss Helen Richardson snd Miss Wetzel!, muenis ot airs. u. j. Johnson: i numbers by dsnce students of Mrs. Durascha and Mrs. E. M. : Hogue, including Ruby Joseph. Freida Sugarman. accompanied ny Miss Frasler; buck dance by! Elaine Johnson and Faith Hun-! saker; acrobatic stunts. Floral union; ballet dance by Sylvia Ackerman; Chinese tap dance. Miss Vernon, Faith Hun aaker. Elaine Johnson, Miss Woodruff. Beth Price. Following the program a pot lurk luncheon was served. . M- Nln Beck was chairman M the program and banquet com mittee, Party Honors Vancouver Guest Mrs. Colman F. O'Langhlln and Mrs. Eddie Minnls were co-host-ewes at a bridge party at the O'Langhlln home on Lakeshnre Drive Wednesday evening. The occasion honored Mrs. Mabel Dor man ot Vancouver, B. C. Guests were Mrs. Mabel Dor man, Mrs. Keith Cramer. Mrs. Guy Ferguson. Mrs. J. K. Robertson, Mrs. Hans Brodland and the host ess4. Guest prlte was presented to Mrs. Dorman, high score prise to Mrs. Eddie Minnls and low to Mrs J. K. Robertson. V. e e V Business Women Plan Next Meeting The next regular meeting ot the Business and Professional Women's club will be held at f:lt Monday evening. March IS, with Mrs. Neal Stewart presiding as hostess. The hook department will have charge ot the program and reports ot the spring style show will be given by various awnnljiM chairmen. Campfire Groups Active During The Past Week The Campfire group of upper grade girla from the Temnnt school held their regular meeting Thursday atlernoon. Thia group has been organised a little more than a month. Misa Margaret Nye, county librarian, was guest at the meeting and talked to the girla about books. At snother meeting Miss Dyer, school nurse, gsve the girls a lesson in First Aid. This group is completing a set ot scrap hooka for the county library and are choosing their names and symbols and beginning work on head bands. With the top ot Hog's Back mount as their destination, five Apeya Campfire ft iris and their guardian went on a hike last Sunday. Among the group were Misa Lillian Voodworlh, guard ian: Catherine Cleghorn, Margar et. Daggett, Let I a Kenyon, Doris Porter and Pearl Jean n Hson. Margaret Young and Elsie Eschbeck entertained members ot the Apeaya group with a St. Pat rick's party March It at the Young home. Games, music and dancing were enjoyed. Those pres ent were Misses Lillian Wood worth. EUa Harper, Letta Ken yon. Katherine Horbelt, Pearl Jean Wilson. Margaret Daggett. Cath erine Cleghorn, Roth Vannice. Lillian Redkey. Marjorie Iheyne, Dortha Williams. Eleanor Wein berg and the hostesses. Ouseklnle Csmpfire Group will meet Saturday at the home ot Sue Mersereau. The group has fin ished their project ot making cards for Americanisation classes. A meeting . of the Sacagewea croup was held Wednesday after noon at the Riverside school. Aft er a discussion of Campfire health charts and the difficulties of keeping them, there was much planning and rehearsing for the Grand Council Fire to be held Saturday. March !S. at Fremont auditorium. II was decided to hare an extra meeting next Mon day afternoon for the purpose of further rehearsing for the Grand Council Fire. A meeting ot the Klamaklnls group Was held Wednesday eve ning. www Bridge Party At Compton Home A no-hostess Bridge party was given Wednesday evening at the home of Miss Ruth Compton, 1S34 Le Roy. Guests were Miss Ruth Coter. Virginia Peyton, Neva Palmer. Margaret Chrlstopherson. Wyom ing Foster. Dorothy Powell, Lor raine Christensen. Goldie Lewin. Theda Beard and Blanche Fride. First nrixe was given to Miss Wyoming Foster and consolation I to Miss Rnth Cofer. After bridge the guests enjoyed the remainder of the evening dancing. Lanch was served at midnight, with Mrs. J. D. Henry assisting Mrs. Compton in serving the guests. e Sacred Heart Ladies Good Entertainers Ladies of the Sacred Heart church sponsored another of their enjoyable card parties and dunce at the Music Box dance hall St. Patrick's night, which was well attended. At the close ot tho card games, prizes which were beautiful plants, were presented to George Donahue, high for bridge, and Mrs. Otto Smith, high tor five hundred. COLLEGE I.IKT9 B.V APPLETOX. Wis. A poll ot women students on the question ot smoking has resulted in Law rence college abandoning the strict opposition maintained against this practice for years. Plans to Wed Youth, i5, Says London Valerie French, above, grand daughter of the late Earl ft Ypres, Is expected to announce her engagement soon to Lord Brougham and Vanx, 15-year-old British peer, according to a Lon don newspaper. Lord Brough am and Vaux last year inherited a fortune estimated at 15.000, 000. NEA London Bureau, as yJ I1 te!rJ McCoys Entertain At Home Friday The Y. M. and S. class of the First Christisn church met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. McCoy on Portland street Friday evening. March 20. for a social and busi ness meeting. After a short meeting a few games were played. The hostess, assisted by Mrs. C. S. Robertson and Miss Thelma Parrish, served delightful refreshments. Those In attendance were: Mr. and Mrs Roscoe Biehn and children. Mr. and Mrs. Orrin Fraley. Mr. and Mrs. P. D. MrDougaL Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Paul. Mr and Mrs C. S. Robertson. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Robert son and children. Mrs. Evans. Mrs. Pence. Mr. C. F. Gibbs. Miss Edith McGann. Miss Thelma Parrish. Mr. and Mrs. O. J. McCoy. Joint Hostesses Honor New Arrival Mrs. Priaulx Van Doren and Mrs. Vernon Llndsey were joint IimFmem t . hririfA nartv Wed- nesdav evening, honoring Mrs. B. L. Williams, a recent bride, who arrived here a short time ago from Nebraska to make her home. She is the sister ot Charles Lock wood. The party was given at the Van Doren home, 537 High street, which was decorated with spring flowers for the occasion. Uih wnm w-a awarded to Mrs. Joe Hicks, second to Mrs. Ches- leigh Moore and consolation to Mrs. Charles Lockwood. Guests were Mesdames Joe uf.v. nmnn CnrfV J. Paul Campbell, Jess Bradley, T. R. Glllenwaters, C. c. Locgwooa. j. E. Fsles, Glenn Inman, Wallace voriinr T.lnvd Hizdon. Charles Groves. Estin Kiger, Lester Cofer, Pete Motscbenbacher, J. nagner, Harvey Ayers, Phelma Newman. vattia Annm Herman ftlsvold. Chesleigh Moore and C. L. Wil liams. Misses Marguerita Llndsey, Mariorie Riciiardson and Delia Colgrave. WWW Mrs. Frank Humphrey Hostess Thursday Mrs. Frank Humphrey was a craciona hostess when she en tertained at her home on Rose wav Drive Thursday evening with three tables of bridge, honoring wives and friends ot the Twenty Thirty club members. A lovely boquet of rosebuds were the only decoration which Mrs. Humphrey nsed. She pre sented prizes of flowers to high snd consolation score winners. Prizes went to Mrs. Howard Met- calf, high, and Mrs. Joe Knud- son. low. Gnests were Mrs. J. C. O'Neill, Mrs. E. Vsn Fleet, Mrs. Joe Knudson, Mrs. F. W. Peak. Mrs. Howard Metcalf. Mrs. Preston Drew, Mrs. Scott Wsrren, Mrs. Bryson Cooley, Mrs. R. L. Hast ings, Mrs. Lawrence Bertram. Mrs. L. I. Taylor and Miss Vivian McCauley. Following cards Mrs. F. W. Peak assisted the hostess In serv ing refreshments. C. A. Manthe Home Dinner Party Scene One of the loveliest of spring dinner and bridge parties wss that given last week over which Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Manthe presided as host and hostess. Their home on Eldorado, which waa the scene for the party, was decorated with spring flowers in pastel shades. Covers were laid for sixteen guests at the beautifully appoint ed dinner table. Later In the eve ning the guests enjoyed several games ot bridge, at which Mr. and Mrs. E. Magee received scores and were presented with prizes. Invitations to Matinee Tea Out Invitations to a matinee tea to be given at the Pelican Theatre Saturday, March 28, have been mailed by Mrs. Claude McColloch, Mrs. George Stevenson and Mrs. C. A. Henderson. The event wll, he one of the leading aoclal af fairs next week. ETHEL lAa iV1Li - A'?. 1 Calendar MONDAY B. P. W. Club meeting at the library club rooms at :15. Book department In charge. Missionary Society of M. E. church banquet In church parlors for Standard Bearer girls and mothers. TIKMMY Delta Gamma Chapter of Del phians will meet at the library at 2:15. Subject: Italian stories. Women of Mooseheart meeting in Moose hall at S p. m. WKDNKSMAY Women of Woodcraft card party at the Odd Fellows halL Public invited. FRIDAY March 17 is the date set for the dance sponsored by Univers ity ot Oregon Students at the Music Box dance halL SATTRDAT Matinee tea at Pelican Theatre with Mrs. Claude McColloch. Mrs, George Stevenson and Mrs. C. A. Henderson hostesses. Delphian Chapters to Meet Tuesday The regular meeting of Delta Gamma chapter of Delphians will be held at the librarv next Tues day. March 24, at 2:15 p. m. The subject of the program will be Italian stories, and the program follows: Characters ot Renaissance Stor ies Mrs. A. M. Collier. Boccaccio's Decameron Mrs. H. R. Perrlo. The Pot of Basil Mn. W. E. Lamm. Tha Magic Garden Mr. H. E. Gets. The Silent Lover Mrs. J. R. Shaw. Piano Number Mrs. Don Zum- walt. , A full attendance Is hoped for. as there will be only two more chapter meetings after this. The evening group, under the leadership of Mrs. Rachel Good, will meet on Thursday evening at I 7:15 at tbe home of Mrs. Steve Sabo. on Melrose, to discuss Greek Myths. , Mooseheart to Meet Tuesday Eve Women ot Mooseheart will meet Tuesdsy evening at s o'clock In the Moose hail to celebrate Charter Member night. All mem bers are asked to come dressed In costumes appropriate to the time they were taken Into the organization. A pot luck luncheon will be served during the evening and an Interesting talk on Social Serv ice will- be given by Miss Alleen Dyer, city school nurse. I we are announcing an Easter special for the children a 5 x 7 inch gift portrait to every child under seven years of agephotographed between now and Easter Sunday, april 5 very special reductions on dozens and one-half dozens we will present you with an attractively mounted 8x10 inch portrait with an order of a dozen we will present you with an 8 x 10 inch portrait ready for framing with an order of one half dozen be sure to make an appointment. ! kennell-ellis artist photographers pelican theatre building telephone 2010 Former Klamath Couple Married Tbe marriage la San Francis co on March 1 1 of John Thomas Dockerr and Misa Pauline Adamson. both formerly ot this city waa learned last night. The couple waa married by the Rev. Fred A. Kcast of Trinity Methodist church. Both are former residents ot this city. They will make their home in San Francisco for the present. Mr. lvckery is an official ot the order of railroad conductors. MERCHANTS' LUNCH Served from 11 a. m. to 9 p. m. OWL CAFE 427 MAIS A Savings Book Makes Interesting Reading Many of the moat Interesting of real-life stories are told by the figures In savings bonks. These are stories of success ami achievement through building tip a rash reserve fur the even tual opportunity. Your savings book ran tell the same story with yonr help. Hi art the story today by opening an account at this strong bank and then keep it growing with regular deposits. American National Bank OF KLAMATH FALLS CAPITAL OVER 200,000 HI 7 J T M w m r Birthday Dinner Honors Two Men Honoring W. Paul Johnson and Leslie Elsmore, a birthday dinner was given at the Johnson home Sunday, March H. Covors were laid at the prettily appointed table for tbe following guests: Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Emmltt. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Tallow, Mr. and Mrs. Kd Propst, Mildred Trliilrtt. Klla Armilla Tallow, Fred Iliehn aud Leslie KUmore, Decorations were spring low era and tall lighted tapers. MOTHERS Hinsdale-Scott Nuptials Held in Rose City Recently The following article ot the wedding of Miss Frances Honey, man hVott tit Genrgtt Spcncor Hinsdale, w-ll known In Klamath Fallx. will lie ot interest tu local Koclely people. The article ap peared In the Portland Oreguiilau last Sunday: One ot the loveliest brides of the early spring waa Misa Frances lloneyman Scott, daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Amoroso llcrkrlry Scott, whose marriage to t;eorge Spen cer Hinsdale, aim of Mr. Oscar II. Hinsdale of Gardiner. Ore., took place Saturday night at tho home of her parcula. 1 ir. A. A. Morri son read the sorvlio In the pres ence of members ot the families and a small group of rluae friends. The bride, ho waa given In mar riage by her father, waa a striking picture In her wedding gown of deep Ivory satin niado on prln- eaa lines, witn a yoko of rare old lacs which hail belonged to her irundntuther, Mrs. llnrvey W, .Scott. Her veil was arranged In a rap of the same lace, which la an heir loom In the Scott family, and she carried a shower of lilies ot the valley and white orchids. Misa Susan Scott, who waa her sister's only attendant, wore a frock of daffodil yellow crepe de hlne with a sash of sea green vel vet and matching green shoes. Her flowers were yellow tulips. Howard Hinsdale waa his bra ther'a heat man. Following the ceremony a buf fet supper waa aerved. For traveling the bride wore an ensemble costume ot brown wool en with eggshell sash blouse and matching brown accessorlea. Her topcoat was of brown tweed. Mr. and Mrs. Illnsdul wilt make their home In Forest Hills on Lake Oa wego folluwing their wedding trip. Mra. Hinsdale Is a mentlier of a promlneiti pioneer family or Announcing the Opening of a Delightful New Cake Shop Margaret MacDonald's Cakes "Made at Home" I'ndrr Management of Mra. K. M. Garkh Special rakes for all occa sions Weddings, birthdays, brtdge and afternoon par ties, msde and decorated to order. ye This yir pni-on within tho reach ot tha W fly family of every family we serve, is a very simple one. Wc mark our merchandise in plain figures, and let tho family make an uninfluenced selection, deciding for themselves what the cost shall be. .. - eoi. e m Aew i EARL WHITLOCK FUNERAL HOME .Distinctive Ouncml Service PINE AVE. AT Q Winifred Tegart Bride of Horace McGinnis Sunday Miss Winifred Teiarl, daugli. ter of Mr. and Mrs. lilrhard Te gart, Portland, became the brine of Horace Mttiinnls, son of Mr, mid .Mrs. II. ('. Motilmila ot Iroui. date. Wash., at a lovely reremoiir performed by Iter. Oswald Taylor at tirac .Memorial church of Part lam!, hututay afternoon, March le The bride's gnwu waa of while chiffon and lace. Iter tule veil was arrauged Into a soft cap over her hair. Hh carried a ahower buiiuet of frveaiaa and roses, Misa Loreue Tousetn, as maid of honor, wore orchid chiffon. with a close-fitting hat ot the same shade. Jler bouutit was of yellow and coral snapdragon. The bridesmaids, Mlesee Jean ette Llneham and Meryl Matthewa, wore dresses of yellow and green chiffon, with large hats. They carried boquets ot aweet peeB aud roses, , Mr. John McGlnnla was best meu for his brother, and the ush era were Cheater Zeller and Ster ling F. Thompson. The bride was given ta mar riage by her cousin. Mr, Chester T. Kroneiiherg. Preceding the ceremony Miss Helen Kaatrut sang. A reception In tha parish house followed the ceremony. Presiding at the tallies were Mrs. J. C. t'uni mlngs. Mr. Cheater Kronanberg, Mrs. Iloy Mangua and Miss Cleo Thompson. After a brief wedding trip Mr. and Mra. McGlnnla will beat home In Klamath Falls, where Mr, Mo (Until is In business. Portland and thn granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey W. Keott end Mr. and Mrs. V. II. Honey man. She. is an accomplished horsewoman and has won consid erable renown for ner golfing kill. Itoih she and Mr. Hinsdale hare been widely feted in the weeks prior to their marriage. Phone 1824 0.11 NO. OTII ST. eW Our method of kecpinjr our PHONE 4S
