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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1931)
PMIK TEN THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON November 21, 1931 Society News o'Week Will Spend Thanksgiving Here Mlaa Alexis Lyls (left), daughter of Mr. A. J. Lyle. and MIm Blanche O'Nell. daughter of Mr. and Mr. Miltom O'Nell. will be mom tbe Unlrerslty of Oregon student! to speud the Thanksgiving holidays In Klamath Falls. Important Events To Mark Observance Of Thanksgiving Day The beautiful tradition of Thanksgiving Dr will be happily obeerred In Klamath Falls with manr social functions, ImporUnt tmom which will be occasions honoring college students who will return home for the joyous occasion, family dinners and dancing parties. The week will be filled with gayety. An outstanding affair will be the Thanksgiving ts batl al the Elks Temple. Judge and Mrs. William B. Barnes will celebrate their forty thlrd wedding annlrersarr on Thanksgiving Day. and Mr. and Mrs. J. 8. Mills will observe their fifty-first anniversar- daring the week. Among the college students to return home for tne leetirmes will be Miss Alexis Lyle, student t the Cnirerslty of Oregon. Miss Lyle will arriro -Wednesday to rlalt her mother, Mrs. A. J. Lyle. Ehe will be sccompsnled by her cousin. Robert Chilton, ireenman student at the unlrersitr sua member of Slums Cht fraternity, the eon of Dr. Chilton, formerly of Klamath Falls and now rest dent at Indianapolis. Miss Lyle Is sftlllated with Gamma Phi Beta sorority on the nnirerstty campus and takes an active pan in socuu and scholastic activities. Misses Helen Shire ssd Blanche O'Nell. both freshman student at ths nnlrerslty. will arrlTe boms Tuesdsy erening. Helen will spend the holiday with her parents. Mr. and Mr. Oscsr Shire, snd Blsnche with her par ents, Mr. snd Mrs. Milton U fteu. Mr. and Mrs. F. Hill Hunter will enlor a Tlslt from their dsutbter. Harriet, who is attend ing Oregon SUte college at Cor- rallla. MaryeUyn Bradford, preailent r Phi Mn aororitr at the nnlrer Itr. will pasa through KUmath Falls Wednesdsy evening en route to San Francisco. Calif., where he will Tlslt Miss Louise Dslton, danahter of Mr. snd Mrs. R. L. Sslton of Merrill, and a former university student. Miss Brad lord will return to Klamath Falls Friday to bs the guest of her par ents, Mr. and rs iouis ! ford, for th osy. Braes Campbell and George Eprague. nnlrerslty pupils. alo plan to spend Thsnksgiring Day in Klamath Falls, as do a number of other students. Thanksgiring Day. which af fords a two-day holiday for teach ers of the city, will bs marked by ths departure of many of the teachers, who plan to spend short time in San Francisco, Port land or their homes. see Bazaar Planned For December The Three-R elub of the Royal Neighbors met Tuesdsy erening at the Moose hall, when twenty- three members were present. Plans were made for a bazaar, to be held during the fore part of December. After a social hour of cards, refreshments were serred by the hostess, Mrs. Alice Price, assist ed by Mrs. Ads Hunter, Mrs. Hel en Elting, Mrs. inarms jonnson and Mrs. Myrtle Donelson. The next meeting will be De cember 1 at the home of Mrs. Henry Akin, 1(2 Crescent ave nue. Box Supper Planned by Club Fire tables of bridge were In play at the Wednesday club meeting In ths parish bsll the evening of Norember 17.. Miss Llls Moe won high score and Mrs. Fred Pope consolation. At the conclusion of the bridge game a short business meeting was conducted by the president, Mrs. May King Conradl. Plans for th-a next meeting, which will be a box aupper, were discussed. A Christmas party will be held during December. e Informal Party Friday Evening Mrs. Verlln Parker entertained informally at her home Friday renlng. Three tables of bridge were in play. Guests wers Mrs. F. Costel, Mrs. J. B. Foster, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. A. Maxey, Mrs. Fred Marsh, Mrs. T. R. Hklllington, Mrs. Louis Bradford, Mrs. Allen Sloan, Mrs. Gladys Arery. Mrs. Cecil Glvan of Duusmulr was a special guest of the erening. e INFORMAL PARTY HELD FRIDAY KVB Friday erening was the occa sion for delightful Informal bridge parly at the home of Mr. snd Mr. Hen Wood In ths Mc Carthy apartments, , BT VIVIAN M'CACLET. FHONB llOt - r : , I ' I ; ; I ukc- i t: ' VinTnSi ,v;,,7, i. --sta HenueU.fc.tna Miss Goldie Lewin Reveals Betrothal To Eugene Fulton At as erening of bridge Wed nesday, at ths Park home on Pa cific Terrace, the engagement of Miss Goldie Lewin to Eugene Ful ton was announced. Misa Daisy Park and Miss Lewis presided as hostesses for the occasion. Ths msrrlags of the young con pie will be an erent of the holiday season. Miss Lewin is a gradu ate of Klamath high school, and attended the rnlrersity of Cali fornia at Berkeley. Mr. Fulton la a construction engneer. Announcement of the coming marriage was made la telegrams from Orangeblosfomvllle, which wers dellrered to the guests by a messenger boy. Four tables were la plsy, dur ing the erening. with high score swarded Miss Ruth Cofer and consolation to Miss Joy Evans. Those present were: Mesdsmes Ruth Jones, Ellen Warren, Glsdys Fulton snd Misses Elisabeth Grshsm, Linda Rogers, Kera Palmer, Dorris Jones, Joy Ersns, Ruth Compton, Gertrude Magulre, Mary Frances Dougher ty. Jsne Gsrcelon. Helen Cofer, Marjorle Richardson, Marguerite Lindsey and the hostesses, Daisy Park and Goldie Lewin. Party Given At Long Home A combination birthday and card party waa held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Long, 2468 Oregon srenue, Thursday ere ning. when the birthdsy of Miss Glsdys Long wss obaerred. , Guests of Miss Long during tbs erening were Misses Helen Mc- Mahon. Hint uuiry, Messrs m. Hsdley. Jimmy Washburn. Wil liam Knott and Ted Olney. The erening of card was pre sided orer by Mlu Ella Louise Long whose guests were Misses Alice Hathaway and Dorothy Tedrlrk, Mefwrs Glen Blumble. Ned Sherrick, and LaV;rn Ted rick. During the course of the ere ning, bridge and pinochle were played, followed by games. Re freshments were serred st mid night, after which dancing was enjoyed. Later ths guests of the birthdsy party adjourned to the Plantation Inn. Unique Dinner Held by Society Young people of the First Presbyterian church Christlsn Endearor society enjoyed a pro gressire dinner Thursday ere ning. Courses of the dinner wers serred st the A, W. Collier, Ar thur Wilson, E. W. Vsnnlca and W. Carman homes. Gnests were Ethel Diiscoll, Marie Collier, Ora Lea Vannlce, Bob Van Duker, Harold Van Du- ker. Margaret Carman, Gerene Tipton, Frank Drew. Greer Drew, Dorothea Williams, Paul ine McCreadie, Josephine Bow doln, Oleta Stanley, Wllla Dean Curtis. Rer. A, Theodore Smith and Pearl Jean Wilson. Woodcraft Has Regular Meet Ths Neighbors of Woodcraft held a regular meeting at the L O. O. F. hall. Wednesday night. when the following program was glren: Violin solo, Irrln Warner: tap dance, Bonlta Duracha; piano solo, Delores Martin; ballet and Up dance, the Dillingham slaters: pisno solo, Mrs. Dunhsm, snd sereral musical numbers by three talented musicians. Refresh ments were serred at the end of ths erening. Junior Moose Give Program The Junior Order of Moose en tertained last . Tuesday erening with a program at ths Moose hall, featuring pupils of ths McCown dancing school. Ths proceeds will be used for relief work. Eddie Melvln, Nell Owens and Donald Sumner appeared In a tap routine; a Mickey Mouse dance waa given by Lois May and Lewis Volger; waits clog by Donald Sumner; ballet Walts, Lois Mayo, and a reading by Viola Harris. Sereral numbers wers played by the boys' band. HUMPHREYS TO DEPART 8UNDAY Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hnmnhrer re leaving Sunday erenln for Portland, where they will spend a fortnight visiting friends and rel atives. MISS QTTKSLEY TO ENTERTAIN Miss Harriet Qulgter has Issued Invitations for a three -table bridge party, to be given at her ome in tne McCarthy apartmenta this evening. Mrs. G. A. Krause Entertains at Tea For Mrs. Henderson As a courtesy to Mrs, T. P far- sou Henderson, who recently re turned fo Klsmsth Kails sflar peuding two years sbrosd, wha the made her home In Hamburg, Germany, Mn. G. A. Krause en tertained at a lovely tea at the Krause home. 3i liiiih street, Monday afternoon, November 1(. Thirty guests were Invited to call during the sfternooa. Mrs. Horses W. Rrldgvford snd Mrs. E. W. Mesereau poured during the afternoon. Northern Visitors Honored Tuesday Eve Mlsa Lilly Anderson enter tained a group of her frlemla at her home at S00 Mount Whitney street In honor of Misa Marjorle Riley of Seattle. Washington, and Miss Hsnsena Campen of Juneau, Alaska, who stopped in Klamath Falls on November 17 on their return to Seattle from San Fran cisco, Two tables of brldgs were In plsy during the evening. Miss Delete. Foster won high scors. and Katharine Mann was award ed coneolation. The house wss attractivaly decorated In fall flower. A buffet aupper waa served by the hostess. Guests were Misses Msrlorle Riley and Hansena Campen, guests of honor. Misses Luella Dalhelm, Katherln Mann, Wyom ing Foster, Opal Dalhelm, Delete Foster and the hostess, Five Hundred Club Met on Thursday Mrs. Dolly Nine entertained the Rlnky Dink fire hundred ciub st her home Thursday. Nor. 1. Mrs. A. W. Ekstrom receiv ed high scors and Mrs. Anderson consolation. At the close of the meeting ths hostess serred refreshments to her guests who wers Mes dsmes E. 8. Frldly, P. O. Croft. O. R. Anderson, A. D. Thompson. Rsy Condlt, A. W. Ekstrom, W. C. Lyons. Ths next meeting will be held st ths home of Mrs. Rsy Condlts. when members msy bring their husbands as guests. Mills P.-T. A. Meeting Held The Mills P. T. A. meeting wss held Wednesday evening. Novem ber 18, in the school auditorium. A large attendance waa present. R. C. C. roes beck gavs an Inter esting talk on the home. Miss Lime Darby gave two vocal selec tions. Moving picture slide, msde by pupils of the art class, were then presented. Mrs. Fred Hellbronner talked on the study class. Child study snd welfare clssses will be con ducted once each month by Mr. HeiiDronner, snd sll those In terested in the work are asked to call her. Mrs. Chsrles Reynolds gsve a brief report on the recent state convention, after which Mr. E. L. French, president, conducted s business session. She reported thst there are 79 members of this group. --. Pocohontas Members Enjoy "500" Party Another delightful social event of the psst week wss tbe psrty for members of the Degree of Pocohontas, glren at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Swlnney, on Wednesdsy erening. Fire hundred wss played dur ing the erening, and later two piano solos were glren bv Ninon Heifer and Alice Beals. The Thanksgiring motif waa carried out in the decorations. Guests wers Mr. snd Mrs. George Bests, Mr. and Mrs, Ed Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Flnley. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Law son, Mr. snd Mrs. S. Woodwsrd, Mr. and Mrs. R, Cox, Mr. snd Mrs. Earl Msyo. Mr. and Mrs. James Bests and Mrs. Lillian Joplln and the host and hostess. ST. RITANS AT McCAULEY HOME St, Rita club members held their weekly meeting at the home of Mrs. W. P. McCsuley Tuesdsy sfternoon. Four tables of bridge were In play, with scores going to Miss Bernsdine Hannon high, and Mrs. O. J. Johnson consolstlon. Mrs. Francis Fenwlck will be the next hostess, Tuesday, November 24, at ths home of her daughter, Mrs. E. G. Wlsecarver, on Auburn street. SUNDAY We will serve our usual delightful dinner. Your choice of Chicken Prime Steer Beef Baked Virginia Ham An especially attractive menu Is being prepared for Thanksgiving. Watch Wednesday's paper for it If you will phone us or come in we will be glad to prepare a special menu for your Thanksgiving dinner. Just like home but without the work and worry and at less cost. Or you may choose from our regular menu TuiLej, Goose and Fillet or Roast from prize steer from the Pacific International Livestock Exposition, and all the trimmings, too. a Phone 2334 1111 Main St. Business Leader " 5 Mrs. Gerlins .MarDonald Bow man of Richmond, Virginia, na tions! president of the Business snd Professional Women's club, who will pay an official visit to the local club Monday, November 13. Mrs. Bowman will be the guest at a slx-tblrty o'clock din ner In St. Paul's parish hall Mon day avening. Coming Events Taeaday Regulsr meeting of Aloha chspter of Esatsrn Star at the Masonic hall at t o clock. Bust ness meeting followed by pro gram oy me rest Matrons. All visiting member cordlslly invuea. Women of Moose will meet at tne Moose ball at s p. m A pot luck supper will bs served. Friday Friendship club to meet at tbe home of Mrs. Msrle Daven port. 305 Lincoln street, with Mrs. Rsy Shelton snd Mrs. E. X. Kendsll In chsrgs of ths entertainment. Co-Hostesses At Bridge Evening Mrs. Pete Motschenbacher and Mrs. Joe Hicks entertained with an evening of bridge at the home of Mr. Hick. 121S Owens. Fri day. High score for the evening wss awarded Mrs. marie Grove, ond high to Mrs. Jsck Elliott. and Mr. K. M. Wlnetrout receiv ed consolation. Guesta were Mesdames T. E Metcalf. Lester Cofer. Jack Elli ott. C. Hall. C. W. Stanley. Ella Daniels. Robert Meal. Glen In man, Phil Fabnlander, Charles Oilman. Jsck Bowrlng. K. E, Hutchinson, Dsrld Shirk, Avis McConnel), John Holzgang. Chae. Grove. Junior Wagner, Odell Ol- sen, George Msson, Chsrles Lock wood, R. Emm!. Robert Fulton, J. A. Towey, A. W. Marken. Wal ter Fuller. Misses Dixie Dryden snd Joy Evsns. e Collister Sisters Give Bridge Party Misses Pearle and Myrtle Col lister entertained with bridge at their home, 307 Lowell atreet, Wednesday evening, November 18. The home was decorated with chrysanthemums. High scors for the evening went to Mrs. Stsnley HsJIcek snd consolation to Mrs. John Siem ens. Jr. Guets bidden to the affslr were Mesdsmes Junior Wsgner, C. Matheson, John Siemens, Jr. Jsck Frsney, Chsrles Wright, Stanley HaJIrek, Misses Delphi! Dlabsw, Ruth Dixon and Leila Wstters and the hostene. Nettie Tompkins Entertains Friends Mhs Nettle Tompkins was hostess to a group of ber friends st her home on Lewis street Tbnrsday evening. Tbe evening was spent In play ing games, after which refresh ment were serred. The guests were Misses Mar garet Uerllngs, Dorothy Cullen, Mildred Cullen, Phyllis Mursne, Elizabeth Lundnnlst and tbs hosts. Nettle Tompkins. MRS. LESLIE ROGERS VISITING IN 80UTH Mrs. Leslie Rogers Is expected to return Mondsy from Oakland Calif., where she attended the fifty-fifth wedding anniversary ot Mr. Rogers' parents. Mr. and Mrs. James Rogers, which was observed Thursdsy, Norember 19, in tne California city. 12:00 to 2:00 P. M. 5:30 lo 8:30 P. M. ELK HOTEL COFFEE SHOP National Head Of Women'. Club Arriving Monday Members of ths Buslnesa and Professional Women's club will bs hostesses Monday to Mra. Uellna M. Ilowmsn, nstlonal pres ident of the organisation, who will arrive In the city Monday morning, , Plans for ths day Include an Informal luncheon at the Pellran grille Monday noon, and a slx thlrty bsnquut st ths til. 1'sul's psrinh house, wlisn Mrs. liowiua win oe tne gueHt ot nonor an Mrs. Dens llarkes, president ot the local club, will preside, A short progrsm lias been plan ned lor the banquet, Inrlmlln numbers by ths P, K. O. trio, sc- cordlon selections and group sing ing. Activities and purposes ot tbe Business Women's club will bs discussed by Mrs, Ilowmsn, Tbs present national prealdent baa aerved the federation In man rapacities, starting ss the first prealdent ot the Virginia Stat federation, thenca nstlonal mem bership chslrmsn, and eventual! waa elected vice president, an of tire which she held for two year before her election aa national president. Mrs. Bowman Is a wife, and mother of twins, a boy and a girl shs Is a successful business wo man, a capubls executive snd loyal friend, not only to her per sonal snd business friends, but lo sit womsnhood. Oregon Mothers Met on Thursday Oregon Mothers were entertsln ed st ths home ot Mrs. Chsrles D. Garrelon, lit Grant. Thurs day svening. Mrs. E. M. Chllcots woo high score at bridge. Guest were Mesdsmes 0. E Morrison, Milton O'Nell. A. J Lyle. N. H. Jones, K. O. Cu tu rnings. H. 0. Amess. W. Peyton George Williams. Chsrles Gar- celon, A. H. Grshsm. Louis Brad ford and E. M. Chllcots. Past Matrons Enjoy Luncheon Members ot ths Alchs Psst ji irons ciub enjoyed a ons o'clock luncheon at ths home of Mrs. F. Hill Hunter Friday after noon. Guests for ths afternoon were Mrs. J. H. Poppy, past matron at St. Paul. Minn.: Mrs. Street, osst matron st lass Lags, Minn., and .urs. ueorge casper. present mat ron of Aloha chapter ot Eaatern btar. Members present were Me. dames R. K. Wsttenbnrg. Wilbur Jones. H. E. Momyer. L. F. Wil ms, Jennls Hum, Charles J. Mar tin. H. F. Murdoch. Ueorgs Chae- tain. Ruth Olds Bathlany. W. C. van t.mon. Marlon Hanks, Oscar reyion, Elisabeth Norrls. Myrtle Reymera, E. H. Balslier and F. Jim Hunter. e e e Hard Time Party At Black Home Hard time and degression pa rues nave provided much en- terialnnient during ths past few months. Another clever hard lime psrty waa given by Mr. and Mrs. Logsa Black at their home on Grant avenue lost Thurs- dsy evening. Bridge scores were won br Mrs. Dons Id Black and A. Wll Hams, snd low scores by Mrs. Ksrl stons and Donald Black. Guest wers Mr. snd Mrs. Cecil i-sivert, Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Drew. Mr. snd Mrs. A. C. Backea. Mr. and Mm. Donald Black. Mr. and Mrs. Estln Klger. Mr. snd Mrs. A. Williams. Mr. snd Mr. Ksrl Stone, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gilbert, Mr. and Mrs. Lester I orer, Psul Tanner and ths host, Mr, and Mrs. Logsn Black. DELPHIAN MEMBERS TO MEET TUESDAY Delphian members will nleaae take notice that the next general meeting will be held Tueaday af ternoon, November 24, at 1:15 o'clock. The meeting will be held at the home ot Mra. J. Royal Shaw on Pacific Terrace. The subject for atudy will be "Social Lite in Stuart, England." ENTRE NOUS CLUB HONORED Mrs. J. B. Morgan ot tit Cali fornia avenue entertained tbe En tre Nous Brldgs club Friday eve ning. High score wss awarded Mra. George C. Mason. At the next meeting In a fortnight, Mrs. N. B. Glnabaugh will preside as hostess st her boms, (30 Califor nia avenue. lfL?Y :A Bl f iftv Betfe I . Uft Lauren B. Sykes Organ Recital Monday Evening Lauren n. Bykea, organist plan lit and head ot the orgsn depsrt nient ot the Western Baptist Theological seminary, will give a concert In the Presbylurlan cuurcn Monday svening, Novem ber 11, at aeven-thlrty. Hykna Is also organist and choirmaster of til lllnsou Memorial Baptist church of Portland and conductor ot a concert orchestra which bears his name, and la prualdent of ths Music and Arts club and Compos ers' Guild ot 1'orllnnd. lie will b saslsled In rendition of his pro grsm oy lr. V. B. Issasl. bar! tone, snd Laurence Davis, flutist. Appreciation of Sykes' work bav been given by three of the leading locul music lovers, Mra. George Mrlntyre, Mrs, Don Zuui- wait snd Miss Mills Dsrby, I'HINilMM 1. Orgsn Group Toccata and Fugs In D Minor J. 8. Ilach Jesus, Joy of Man's Desir ing Chorale .... J. 8. Bach Toccata from Fifth Organ Symphony .... C. M Wldor I. Vocal Group (Sacred) "Why do the Nations Hag so Furiously Together T" Handel ' From "Ths Messiah ' "llabylon" .. Michael Watson Dr. C. B. L'assol 3. Organ Group Largo from New World Symphony .. Anton Dvorak A Song ot Thanksgiving C. Morton Ballev s. f lute uroup "Hy the Brook" Metiger "The Wind" Brlcclaldl Mr. I.wrence Davis Mrs. Geo. Mcrlniyrs at the piano t. organ Group Allegretto, W. Wotatenholrae Berceuse Alfred llolllns Carillon de Westminster.. Loula Vlerns Yocsl Group "Blow, Blow, Thon Win- ter Wind" J. Bsrjeant Words from "As Yon Llks It," Shskespear. Kashmiri Song .. Amy Woodforde-Flnden Orgsn Group W hims .... Harry L. Vlhbard "At ths Foot of FuJIys- ma" Harvey B. Haul Toccata la D top. Ill . Rene L. Becker Final of Series Of Farties Held Mrs. C. E. Schupp was hostess st ths last of a series ot rsrd parties sponsored by the Neigh bors of Woodcraft, at her horns on Kosewsy drive Saturday eve ning. Funds derived from the series of psrtles will bs used to defray the eipenie of sending a delegstloa to Bend In tbe near future. , Mrs. C. O. Dryden and other members of the club ssslsted the boa teas. Seven table of carda were In plsy. High score went to Mrs. Fred McCormsck snd consolstlon to llllbert Lsrgent for tlvs hundred. Brldgs scores were won by Mr. Agee, high, snd Mrs, Konnsdy. consolstlon. Coulls Hosts At Depression Party Mr. and Mrs. Ssmuel J. Cnull were boat end hostess at a "de pression" dinner psrty at their home Tuesdav evening to a groun ot twelve friends. The guests came In appropri ate costumes, snd the Conll home wss transformed Into a fitting scene of "depression for ths svening. Those present were Mr. snd Mrs. R. D. KUer, Mr. and Mra. Merrill Holllngworth, Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Roycroft, Mr. snd Mrs. Hsrlaa Bosworth, Mr. and Mra. William 8erroys and ths host and hosteaa. The evening waa apent In Play ing bridge and In dancing. IOTA CHAPTER AT DUNNIVAN HOME Mrs. Esther Dunnlvsn enter tained members of Iota chapter. niversity Guild, st her home on Crescent avenue Friday evening, November 10. French plays, In- ludlng "Tbe Red Ross," by Brieux; "Cyrsno do Bergersc," by Rostand; "The Enigma," by Pan! Hervtew, and "Monna Vanna," by Maeterlinck, were reviewed. BRIDGE PARTY THIS EVENING Mr. and Mrs. R. c. Harris hava Invited a number of their frlenda to be their guests at a brldgs par ty at their home on Rosswsy drive this erening. Tentative Program For Jose Iturbi's Concert Received A tentative program fur the first ot three concerts to bs glvsu n nis main r ails during ths com lug winter season under the au, spires of ths Community Concert service, has been received here. Jose Iturhl, pianist will appear on the first program. He will be here ill wiiuary, I'IKMIItAM 1. Sonata la A major.... W. A. Mniart Allegro. Andante cautablls. Allegretto grasloso. Sonata In A-fiat major. Op. II II L, van Beethoven Moderate caitlablle mullo preaalvo. Allegro molto. Adnglo ma nun tropps. (Played without Interruption) Variations on a tlisms of l'a- glul J. Brahma Intermission 1L 1 Eaudes Fr, Chopin serenade a la poupee .... sis Joueuss C. Debussy I'svne M. Itsvel tlnomenreigun Fr. I.lsst La I'snipsnella ... I'agsnlnl-Llsit a Bridge Club Met With Mrs. Barnes Members of ths Wednesdsy brldgs club were entertained by Mr. Marlon J. Barnes at lbs horns of Mr. Brady Nary In ths Alarloo spsrtments Wednesday afternoon. High eror waa won by Mra. Earl Templar and Mra. E. Knight won aecimd. Consola tion went lo Mrs. J. B. Reed. Mrs. B. W. Hate, will be the neit hoaleas of ths club. Tbs meeting will bs held st her homo In ths Hooaevelt apartments Wed nesday, December 1. Mrs. flames' guests wsrs Mes dsmes Karl Templar, Ed Knight, O. D. Matthews. Brady Nary, Harry Hill. T. R. Skllllnglon, Clyd Thompson, Roy Jsrkson, B. Heed, Bob Sloan. Kenneth Smith. e e e Mrs. Cora Smith Is Complimented In honor of tbe seventy-first birthdsy snnlversary of Mrs. Cors Smith, her daughters, Mr. Ray Hold and Mr. D. L. Frulan en tertained st ths Holt realdenrs. II Lincoln street, with a dinner party Tueaday evening. The dinner table waa attractive ly decorated with a centerpiece ot yellow chrysanthemums. Cover were laid for Mr. Cora Smith, guest of honor, Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Ilsrdenbrook. Mr. nd Mr. Barton Frulan. Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Seems. Mr. and Mra. Ray Holt, Mr. and Mr. D. L. Fru lan. Mra. Ida Deffenharher. Do lores Deffenharher, Tod Deffen barber, Albertlna Nltarbelm, f relda Smith. Hay Unit Jr., Hom er Holt, Morgan Smith and Boy Vernon. e e Needle Work Club Meets Ths Art Needle Work club met Wednesdsy sfternoon st ths borne of Mrs. It. 11. Dunbsr. The time wsa apent In social conversation and needlework, after which re freshments wers served by the hostess. Guesta present were Mrs. C. L. Moore, Mrs. Cslvln Hunt and Mrs. Csrlyle. Members attending ths meeting wers Mesdsmes J. F. Goeller, Csrrle Bsmsby, George Chaatsln, George Wirt. Rose Soule, W. P. McMillan, Marlon Hanks, R. E. Wattenburg, D. V. Powell, Charles Martin, J. II. Carnahan, L. L. Truai. D. V. Kuykendall and R. H. Luubar. THANKSGIVING SPECIAL Monday Tuesday Wednesday .FREE! With Each Permanent Wave an L. B. Hot Oil Shampoo. We Now Have Patricia Payne, Permanent; and Finger Wave Expert. Houston Beauty Shop B28 Main We Give Orange Stamps oomer and a Vest r than the it come Do Underwear lometfmes tbe price b the best, sometimes the style It tho best, soritifnes the brand is the best Barely do you bcrve the opportoniry of ge. 113 tfre "VsesT" at oooe. Mttarxne vests and broofneo carry a low price, a splendid style (for the slim silhoo ei j, exrertrnt qualify and the grand old Bsjfno-of ICoysec. . . J VESTS 75c iate's. Ruby Thomas Becomes Brido A pretty hum wadding took place at els. o'clock Saturday sv. iilng, Nuveiuhsr 14, st the bom f Mr. snd Mrs. T. Thomas, 1 191 While avenue, when Hjbv tlarla Thomas became the brld of Mr, Milton itoy vane. The ceremony wss performed by Her, Jease II, 0. Kfgen. F. H, Vane, brother of the groom. ailed aa beat man and Mrs. Kd lugdon wss Ihs brldas attendant. Ths brlds waa charmingly gowned In a frock of French blags. She csrrled a' boquet of, Atnorlcan beauty roses. After ths ceremony a wedding supper wsa served st ths home of Mr. and Mrs. F. IU Vsnrs. 110 North Ninth street. Guests wers Mr. slid Mrs. T. Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Langdon. Mr. and Mrs. F. K. Vanes, and ths brlds and groom. e e Birthday Tarty At Sugarman Home SPk. . k . w.i.iiiu viruiuav ok lime Ruby Iteuecra Joaeph waa oIm aerved with a party Wednesday at the home of bar grandpareata. r. aim aire. it. augarniaa, oq Lincoln street. The table was approprlatslr decorated for the occsslon with a Dirmnay raks which had seven bird-shaped candles. The Disc rsrds wers tiny rakes with tbs nsmes written In frosting. Oames were enjoyed during ths after. noon houra. Thoae at ths psrty wrs Mar rills Reynold. Barbara Jeasj Grove, Marjoris Lou lloagland. lorla Klwood, John 8ummerelL Wlllard Constana, Edward Hosier, T l.l. r- .j i , ' lleaals Pop. Ruth llahn. Donna 'eterson, Dorothy llelsrln, Freda Gsorgesn Sugsrmsn, Bstty sad Georgesa Wechsler and ta) hosteas. s s s A. V. W. GROUP KNTKHTAINKt) Mra. Clarsnrs A. Humble snissw tslned st a on o'clock luncheon this afternoon for members cat the American Association ot Unas varsity Women. The lunrheosj took pic at Mr. Humbles boaa oa North Ninth street. eve African lung-fish bars fat power ot filling their alr-bladdar nd burying themselves In murV bus ecaplug ths sffects of pro nnged drought. rOR OVER 0 YEAS CsuksMsscI pgr and sITlclsnt. USE Jtti than of kljK cwkad brsnd. 25 OunctS for 25 Phono see Best BLOOMERS $1.95
