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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 19, 1931)
Si-pt. 10, 19.11 PAGE TEN THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Society News to Week BY VIVIAN M CAULKY. THON E 1900 TRINCE'S PRINCIPAL PARTNER ' V - prtS 'I f ; . I I ! J . L I Th Prlnc of Wale, who always praters American dance music, apparently prefers American dancing partners, too. Anyhow, emll lug. dark-eyed Irma Cherry (above), appeared frequently at dances with the vacationing British throne heir at Biarrits, famous RiTlera resort. Mrs. Soule Is , Complimented by . Bridge Luncheon lu courtesy to Mrs. Ernest Dalo Souls who Is visiting in the rily for a short time from her home at Lot Angeles, Mrs. Rose oiey Soule entertained with a one o'clock brldse luncheon at lirr home on High street, Satur day afternoon. Bomls of loveiy cut flowers were placed about the rooms for the occasion and motifs in the form of tiny fans for tallies and ruMtbml place cards added to the attractiveness of the Individual table. During the afternoon KHVeral rocal selections were Civeu by Mrs. Dorothy Reed, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Klliott, who is also a Los An geles guest here. The hostess was assisted by Mr::. Carrie M- Ramsby and Mrs, A. A. Soule. The InTited guests were Mes ilnmcs truest Dsle Soule, T. R. Clllenwaters. Scott Wsrren. Ralph V. McClllloch, Virgil Lee Wil llsms. Ralph Horan, Vernon Moore, Dorothy Keed. Burge Muon. Jr.. Lynn Roycroft. Pete yotschenbsrher. Herbert Lsndis, Coming Events Monday, September 21 Catholic ladies to be hos tesses at a card part at Ly ceum hall at S p. m. Bridge, pinochle and flTe hundred. Tuesday, September 23 Regular meeting of Aloha chap ter. Eastern Star, at Masonic ball at 8 o'clock. Miss Mse Phlnney in charge of entertainment. Mrs. Collier to preside as hos tess at regulsr meeting of St. Rita club at homo of Mrs. Dan CUdwell. Meeting of Henley P.-T. A. will be held at grade school building at 3 p. m. Friday, September 25 Friendship club to meet at the home of Mrs. W. J. Steinmeti, 928 Klamath avenue, at 2:30 p. m. Regular meeting ot Fairvlew P.-T. A at school at 3 p. m. Short musical program and Mrs. J. W. Carman will give a talk. First meeting ot season for Aloha Psst Matrons club ot O. E. S. at the home ot Mrs. E. H. Bal siger. with a one o'clock luncheon. Saturday, September 2rt Old-fashioned quilt exhibit and silver tea to be held at the parish .l.i ! Hnmnhnr. Wilfnrit Henry. ! house of tlae Episcopal church nn- oer auspices oi xsu ram s Episco pal Guild. Rooserelt P.-T. A bridge party to be held. Farewell Dinner Party Is Given One of the pleasant social af fairs of the past week wss the surprise dinner party given Fri day evening at the attractive home of Mr. and Mrs. C. 8. Rob ertson on Fremont street, honor ing Mr. and Mrs. 1. D. Davis, who are leaving soon for Tuscon, Ariz. Autumn-flowers and candelabra effectively carried out a color scheme of yellow, green and white t'.iroughout the house. Following dinner, games were played until a late hour. Tho enjoying the occasion vrere Mr. and Mrs. O. J. McCoy. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Davit, Mr. and Mrs. c. .1. Robertson, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wskeman, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Christenson. Mr. and Mrs. George Mayfield. Mr. and Mrs. J. Lagier. Miss Edith McGann, and Mrs. Janice Robertson. Surprise Shower . At Stevens Home Honoring Mrs. Vernon Kuy kendall, a surprise shower was held at the R. C. Stevens home on Pacific Terrace, Wednesday evening, when Miss Alexis Lyle and Misa Bernice Hartenbower presided as hostesses. Following the shower, several tables of bridge were In play, ; with high score going to Mrs. i Percy Murray and consolation to Miss Jane Oarcelon. j Guests at the affair were Mrs. ! D. V. Kuykeudall, Mrs. G. C. . Stevens, Mrs. Jane Carter, Mrs. j Percy Murray, Mrs. A. J. Lyle, I Misses Freda White, Marjorte Richardson, Jane Garcelon, Dehlla ' Hawkins, and the honor guest. I Edgar DeStain. Paul Keller. Le- ' land Earl Otey. O. J. Hauge. I'diaubc Van Doren, Misses Lois Soule. Charlotte Hessig, Kather- lue Walton. Elizabeth Graham. lephin Graham and Jane Forbes. Roycroft Junto Chapter Meets "Madame de StaeP was the name selected for the local chap ter of the Roycroft Junto at a meeting held Tuesday evening at Hotel YVillard. This famous wo man whose salons were the most brilliant Jn Europe at one time was also discussed by the mem bers. During the business meet ing. Miss Goldie Lewin was elec ed secretary for the chapter. The next meeting Is scheduled for the evening of October 6 when a discussion of "Disraeli" wlU be held. Mrs. Fenwick Club Hostess At the meeting of the St. Rita Ttrtdge club held Tuesday after noon, when Mrs. Francis Fenwick entertained at her home in St. Francis park, high score was awarded Mrs. Harry Sprague and Mrs. Collier received consolation. Mrs. Collier will preside as trot tess to the club members at this week's meeting, to be held Tues day afternoon at the home of Mrs. Dan Caldwell. GARDEN CLUB TO ELECT OFFICERS According to an announcement by Mrs. Myra Stewart, president ot the Klamath Falls Garden club, a meeting of the club Is to be held the second Monday In October at the chamber of commerce, when officers for the coming year will be elected. All members are urged to be present. Plans Made for Monthly Meets By Library Club A meeting ot ths Kiamalh Falls Womau'a Library club waa railed Monday afternoon fur the purpose o discussing plans (or the coin ing year, and at this lime Mrs. li. A. Krauze waa selected sa presi dent aud Mrs. It. E. Wattenburg, vice president. Arrangements were mads for a different system of meeting, and It is believed probable that the general session ot the club will he changed from Friday until Monday afternoon. Meetings will be held once a month with pro grams by the study department, and the music department alter nating. The next meeting ot the club Is scheduled for the first Monday in October, when Mrs. Don Zumwalt will he la charge of the program, and Mrs. li. V. Bridgeford and Mrs. K. A. Geary will be In charge a. hostesses. Tea will be served at the close of the afternoon. Birthday Party For Miss Moore Mrs. E. D. Trustor enter tained with a delightful after noon party at her home on Eber leln, Thursday, in honor of the birthday anniversary of Miss Mary Moore, who received many lovely gifts. Baskets ot late summer gsrden flowers were placed about the rooms. Guests were Mesdamea Guy Gillman. Will Wood, Clarence Itoliertaon, Seth Waters, Arthur Eaton. J. Lyle, C. Williams. Fred liarirh, Claire Brown, W. I., West, Thrasher, Psul Hilton. Myrtle Brown, W. Smith and Claude Williams. Refreshments were served on Individual trays by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Clarence Rob ertson and Mrs. Arthur Eaton. Program Arranged By Book Section - The second gronp of the book depsrtment of the Business and Professional Women's club met with Mrs. Clara Shaw, Thursday evening, to form plans for ths next four months. Following Is the program as ar ranged: October i, home of Mrs. Porter: Review of "Farewell to Arms," by Ernest Hemingway. November 13, home of Miss Lydla Frlcke: Review ot "Coro net." by Komroff. December 11, home of Mrs. Colllard: R e v I e'w o f "0 o o d Earth," by Pearl Bnck. January 14, home of Mrs. Clara Shaw: Review of "The Praying Monkey," by Gavin Holt. Delphian Groups Studying England First meetings for the season ' of the afternoon Delphian groups were held Tuesday afternoon. when "English Contributions to American Civilization" were dis cussed. Mrs. W. E. Lamm's group met i at the home ot Mrs. W. H. Rob ertson. Fifth and Jefferson, and Mrs. Gur Hancock presided as hostess to Mrs. Don Zumwall's group at her home on North Ninth. . . The next meeting of the Del phians la acheduled for Septem ber 29, when "Tudor, England," will be taken np. ENTERTAIN AT PINOCHLE PARTT .Mills Addition: Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Vance were host and hostess Monday evening at a Hard-Times pinochle party. Guests for the evening were Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Dean. Mr. and Mrs. K. D. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Hallett, Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Jones and Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Little. Past Matrons Club to Meet Aloha Past Matron! club of the t). K, 8. will hold lis first meeting ot the season, Friday, September IS, at the hohie ot Mrs. K. II. Balslger, when a on o'clock luncheon will h served, according to an announcement hy Mrs. (". U Harvey, president ot the club. Hostesses for ths afternoon will be Mrs. E. II. llalslger, Mrs. IMyrlle Itt'lnii'ra, Mrs . Wilbur I Jones and Mrs. Onur Peyton. Annual election ot uftlirrs lll be held at thla time. Club to Assist P.-T. A. Holds First Meeting Of Fall Season The first meeting ot the Alta mont P.-T. A. for the new school year, which aa well attended with several new members pres ent, look plac Tuesday after noon, with Mrs. L. W. Horn pre l l 1 .1 - V. . , the city i'.-t. A. council talked III Relief Wol'k on national Importance rs! Hie organisation, and discussed the Service Sho located on Klamath aveuue, stressing Hi puriH.se of the shop vhlrli is In help school children who are In need ot food and clothing. Among the P.-T. A. activities In the county for ths coming week Is a bridge party to be held Saturfday afternoon, sponsored hy the organisation at Roosevelt actuml. The. regular meeting of Fair view P.-T. A. for September will b held at the school at 3:00 o'clock. Friday afternoon, when short musical program will be enjoyed and a short talk will be given by Mrs. J. W. Carman. The association at Henley Is to meet Tuesdsy afternoon at 3:00 o'clock at the grade school Wednesday Club Elects Officers May King Conrad! was sleeted president ot the Wednesday club at a meeting held at St. Paul's parish house Wednesdsy evening. Mrs. O. I.. Williams wss elected vie president, and Mrs. Wsrren Bennett to serv as secretary treasurer. Plana wer discussed tor the coming season's activities ot the organization. e e Bridge Evening At Hunter Home Among the lovely social affairs of the past week waa an evening ot bridge. Monday, when Miss Harriet Hunter presided as hos tess at her home on Pacific Ter race, Fir tables were In play, with high score awarded Miss Nadlne O'Flaherty and consolation pre sented to Miss Catherine Pope. At a meeting of Die Lioness rlilh, Monday evening, at the home ot Mrs. J. I), Joliuaon on North Second, committees wero sppolntod hy the president. Mrs. Claudia Davis, to assist with re lief work during th winter mouths. After th business session, five tables of bridge wer in play, with high score awarded Mrs. Claude Imvls, and Mrs. It. 1. Mussard, consolation. Mrs. Cecil Adams received club score. e s THEATRE PARTY GIVEN FOR U1HL.4 In courtesy to several girls who are leaving this week to attend colleges. Iter, and Mrs. Joseph Kwlng entertained with a theatre party Tuesday evening. After the theatre, the guests returned to tho Ewing home on North Elev enth street, wheru refreshments sere served before th hearth. Thos entertslned wer Helen Msson, Ruth MrNesly. Nadlne U'Flaherty, Betty Zimmerman, Helen Shir, Ethel Zysset and Mrs. Ann Carter. ARRIVE FROM NORTHWEST Mrs. Charlea Tntten and two chnldren have arrived from Su perior, Wis., to make their home with Mr. Tutten, Great Northern engineer, at the White Pine apart ments. Mrs. John Arten, wtf of Knglneer Arten of the (1. N., and (our children are expected to ar rive In a few days from Cass Lake. Minn. IN IIIKHKK P. N. Chrlstopheraon. Crest Northern agent here, la in Bieber today attending a meeting of Great Northern and Wealern Pa cific officials. Mr. Christopher son will return Sunday. Affair Honors Kenton Hamuker In courtesy lo her son. Kenton Hainaker, who Is spending a fori nlrht In thla city befor leaving for Kugen In resume his similes at (he I'nlveralty ol Oregon, Mrs. Ernest Hainaker entertained with surprise parly at her home ou Michigan aveuue, Tuesday even ing. Among his old friends who wer present for the evening wer Misses Dehlla Hawkins, Kilns Hunbar, Hemic llurteiihower and John I In Vln, l.nwrencit Ogle, Everetl ogls. Hush Ctirrln, Bry ant Wllllllllla. Gilbert Fleet lllld Chester nnd Itex lUnisker. Quilt Exhibit Will He Hold ArrsnaemeiilM are being mn.le br SI. rani's Episcopal Guild (or an Old Fashioned Unlit eitilhlt slid silver tea which sill he held at St. I'mil's parish house, Sat urday, September 2s, from two until flv o'clock. . Mrs. Thomas Hampton Is In charge of the exhibit, and Mrs. S. E. Martin Is In charge of the tea. A request haa been mad for everyone owning old-fashioned. quilts to donal them for Hie exhibit. A. A. U. W. Tea Given at Library Coiiilillmenlliig members of the American Association tit Uni versity Women and eligible mem bers, an Informal lea was held Tuesday afternoon In th club room l tho I lly library. Tli room and tea labia wer lovely with bowls of cut llnera Mrs. Churlei Wood Eherlrln and Mrs. II. K. Watieiiliu.'K hi.imM during Hie afternoon. A feature of the nccasloii wss a mlk l.y Miss Virginia West who lold of III past siiimu.r ulch she snout In Mexico ( 11 y, Mexico. ... Members who presided as host esses (or Ilia uccsslon wer Mrs. Ileorg llardliiler. Mr. Herbert I. amlls. Mrs. Charles Moon., Mrs, l.tmi Itoyrrod and Mrs. I.. J, (lolile. . Vital Statistics liniriiM TI'ltNllDM -To Mr. and Mrs, J. H, Turuliull, of Klamalli Falls, a gill, at Hlllsld hosplta, ieliluiuher IV. 1U.U. M.lllllMl.FH WIIKATI.KV-IIAIM'KIt -- Ed mund F. Wheiilley lii Ella Har per, married br Justice of th Iva.n W. II. Humes, Septemhor IS, -13 1. m 1 th cost ol YvTything It cornino, down nowaday. So or tho rotes tot ovwry ono of tho MO room. ..ALL WITH BATH...o SEATTLE'S BEAUTIFUL yctc owe Kayseei HOSIERY CLOVES . UNDERWEAR MODERN, HREPROOf BSSSSSS SUB ltmatfiMMir.1 .SaxFrakcisco V asm psris, stMiw'Aun Hootta When You Dine Out come where it's cool and things are tasty. Enjoy th most appetising foods aerved In an atmosphere of comfort and refinement' yet at price you can afford to pay. Regular Dinners, $1.00 per Plate Sunday Dinners, $1.25 Special Menus to Order Special! Zig"'7f J"1 7 short rim mS left to get jonr I -V 7.50 Permanent Wave . 3.t3 lonlor Wave .fl.ua Finger Waves 7-V Marcclle 73c F.i pert Hair Dying Peacock Beauty Shop Stewart-Drew Illilg. 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Pure silk, full fashioned, chif- 1 ?c Vitr.ri f tm"V'.v '.i-j, ..)., . I-KVV. -J", "US 1 I ssaasna ssssasssss I finished with a two-toned nicotedsc. llllll I I All sizes and many shades. , La biate's 1 9 I . COtltttQGAL AST KHMMLtTTBQING UUSTBAITING . FINE ACT. 0ILS.CBAV0N. PASTEL . CLAY MODELING. ETC. Hear Evang. D. H. McLaughlin at the big tent at corner of 7th and Pine ' Speaking Sunday Night, Sept. 20th "Let Us Alone" The tent is comfortably heated. Meetings Continuing Nightly. WILLARD HOTEL T1 Everybody Welcom Your Seat Is Fr 2nd and Main Albert Austin, Mgr. : ii i
