December 12, 1931
THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALIS. OREGON
Society of the Week
Bridie Evening
Meld By A. A. U. W.
Al McCulloch Horn
An vinilim of brMg waa bold
by th A. A. U. W.. Thuradar
t 111 biyne of Mr. Italru,
. Nwuitwi! tin ratine
Terrace, when Mra. Vlclur K.
O'N.II. Mra. D. J. tliiod. Mra.
Klcherd Bmlth, Mlaa Klhel tin
on, Mis ltuth Ofr and Mies
Dorothy Brliuuy acld aa buil
aeaea. Mrg. It. C. Woodruff rcl4
blab arora. Mra. Claud Mut'nl
loch, econd high and Mr,,, J I.
L, Landli, romolatlun.
Thoe preeent war a Meadeiiins
Fred Kuatk of Iloiiaiisa, J, Percy
Walla, Kaunalli Moor, 0org
Myera. ttalpb MiC'ulloch, O'lau.l
McCullurh, t'lierlv Ucott War
ran, John II. Itobluaou, of Una
Rldg, halpb Koran,' Clarem
Hnrobl. J. ft O'Nalll, K. C.
Woodruff, II. L. Umlla, Charlei
Wood, Ebarlrln, J. Bldnar John
no, of Marrlll, Loula aerruyi,
R. Ilearns, Our Hancock, (laorg
OarUlular, l.luril Uoble, Mlaa
Uladra Haaklna, of Honansa, and
lb boaleiaee.
a a a
Now Cafeteria
At Falrhaven If
Dedicated Friday
On ol lb moat liitereetlng
sneetlnr. of III yaar waa bald
by th Falrhaven 1'areiil-Teei liar
association, Friday nlilit, Iecm
bar 4, at lha falrhsren gvinna
lum, whan th nw cafeteria. In
stalled laal Mk, dedicated.
Mra. Oenrg A. Hrllt aakad fur
a rlslug vol of lhanka to Ilia
nan who bay ao generouely do
Balad their tlm and services
toward completion and luetalla
tlon of th cafeteria. Th cook.
Mra. Hoor. was Introduced and
(at a brlaf talk.
Afiar th bualnaa maatlnc, th
followiui mlniiral program tu
preeented:
Harmonica and guitar dual
Mr. Ill mpp and Mr. Jma
lepp.
Hallaf and tta Problem -Mr.
Tonng,
Old Oakaa nurkat Medley
Mlnair! Quart'.
A Mtnetrcl Conedr Mra. J. II.
Oallaahcr. Mra. Oallaipy, Mra.
Towalay, Mra. Nelson. Mra. Blip
plrh, Mra. Johnion, Mra. O'llrlen,
Mia rialna Hunt, and Mlaa Uetty
Johrtaton.
Clog hanr Faith Ilunaaker.
Th Mlnairal quart waa mm
poaed oi' Mr. Frank Lowell, Mr.
Jam O'Hrlen. Mr. Fern Lowell
aad Mr. Loyal Hopkins.
At th completion of th pro
tram th cfitr1a wa Inenected.
Kfrahmnta war arnred In th
nlum by Mr. Hobert Kl
lag and bar aaalitant.
New O. E. 3. Chaptar
It Inatitutad At
Malin, Wadnagday
A naw rbaptar In th Order of
Kaaturn tr waa Inallluted In
Malln on Wadnaaday at I o'clock,
In th school gymuaalum, Willi J.
If. Hardy, worthy grand patron of
th (Irend Chapter of Dragon, aa
th Initltulltig officer. Loraoa
Mt-Nalr, grand marahal of Aili
land, and leather Heuderion, grand
chaplain, of eulrel Point, aaelat
d In th ceremony.
Th officers of Alpha chapter
No. 1 of Aahland, eimpllfld th
Initiatory work for th tweuiy
flv naw candidal. Jack Mur
)hy, worthy patron of Aloha
(hauler, acted aa worthy patron,
and Mra. W. K. Illake, worthy
matron of Alpha, a worthy mat
ron. Mra. W. D. Marken of Malln
waa elected a th firth worthy
matron of I'roaperlty chaptar Nn.
I no, and K. A. f4lrl a worthy
patron. Installation of offlrera
will lake plar, n jun. 1IIJ, fu.
lowing grand chaptar mealing.
Thi gulng to Malln from
Klamath Kalla for th event war
Laura Wllllta, Jennie Hum, Kate
I'nylon, Klla McMullan, Amelia
llanka, Dorothy Wnrtley, Harriet
Hunter, Nalll Wattenburg. Ma
It. Halalger, Itohert Wattenburg,
Krank Ward, Orra Heard. Molll
Holding. Hu Chllcot, Mr. and
Mra. I'urrell, Harriet Uulglay,
llrara Hula, Mra. II. O. Ame.i,
Nnttl Adama, Maria Du.il, Cath
erine Caaper. Alma Cofer, Vera
Mara ior, inn nacgier, lirara
Leach. Ma I'blnney, Hulh Htan-
lor, fanny Young. Alfrloda Hteln-
meti, Nelta Wrat, Eatber liunl
ran riiooh Landla, Ltha Mur
phey and Jack Murphay.
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Program Planned
For Dedication At
Pelican School
Th new addition to Pelican
arhool will b dodlratod Beit Krl
day avonlng, l)ccmher IS, at
aaTcn-lhlrtr. when a foittir of
th entertainment will b a mual-
cal program, ander tha direction
of Mlaa I. nil Iiarhy, portraying
tne eeren ago ot lite.
Th hlatory of th Pelican
chool and dedicatory addreaa
will be alren by Runerlntandent
J. Perry Walla. Th public la la-
Tlted to attend.
The program followa:
Rabyhood Chrlitmaa lull
blee: "Away In a .Manger" and
"Under the Ktar." Mle Phlnney'i
aerond grade.
Childhood -ChrUtmaa aong and
"One Again." Mlaa Pearaoo'a
third and fourth grade pupil.
Youth March. "At BUhl" and
orenur "Th Oypay Faatlaal
Klamath Fa I la grade acbool band.
Teen Piano aoloa by Ocle
cm
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th) coat of avwrytfWtg ig coming dowa
ewocVryt, So ara tha robn (or ovary on
of tha J30 roocm...ALL wTTH BATH.ot
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approxiinatcljr lc a mila ($1 for cadi IOC rnila).
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Glva t trip for Cbrislmat ot Ntw Ytar't. Bring relative!
or fricndi to visit you for the holiday!. At these farri no
other gift would be more economical. And what could be
more Sifltrtiil, or more welcome?
You can make all arrangement! with our agent here.
The "prepaid" order for ticket! and Pullman reservation
will be lent to anyone you specify. If time is short, delivery
of ticket! will be arranged by telegraph at no extra cost.
SAMPLE ROUNDTRIPSi
Portland . . . $ 7.55
Salem . . . . 6.50
Eugene . . . . . 4.95
Sacramento . . . 9.55
San Francisco . . . 9.55
Las Angeles . . . 17.90
Southern Paci&ic
Pnaaengcr Ktatlon, Spring and Oak HI.
City Ticket Office, AM Main Phono O00
Flnnall, "Little lirown Church In
th Val" and "Hlal Away" by
th oilied cborua, coinpoaed of
th aeveuth and eighth, grade
pupua i Miaa Miner.
Addreaa: Huperlntanrtcnt J. P.
Wlla.
College Violin aoloa by Mlaa
Ida Ma Utauftar, accompanied
by Mr. Don J. Zurawalt, aad
vocal aolo by Mill Agnaa Arfa
troin, with Mr. Walter bhaet aa
acenmpaalat.
Middle l-lano aoloa by Mr.
Walter Hhwta.
Old "Hllaer Thread Among
lha Hold," Mlaa Conetanre rub
er, Mr, DoB j, JJumwalt, aoconj
panlat. ,
Father.' Night
Will B Obaarvad
By Pelican P.-T. A.
The December mealing of th
Pal Iran P.-T. A. will be bold
Wadnaaday night, December la,
at aaren thirty, when Father'
Night will be obaerved. Father!,
aa well aa mot here, are counted
la awarding a prlie each month
for tha moat parent! In attend
ance. A buelnea aeealoa to preeed
th program will b In chance
of Mra, Lillian Fam barton, preal
dent. Ber. Joaepb Kwlng will
apeak on "Cbrlalmaa Hplrlt"
which will alio b th topic for
dlcuaaUa at thl meeting.
Chrlatmaa aonga will b ating
by pupil of Mra. Vera Pearaon'i
third and fourth grade. Itafreah
mania will he aerrod.
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T. N. T. Bridge Club
Entertained Wadnaaday
Th T. N. T. bride club met
Wednesday evening at th horn
of Mr. Led E. I'arker, on Kaat
wain. High acor waa awarded
Mlaa Tbalma McAlpIn, eecond
blab to Mra. Klloa Mooney and
low to Mr. Eitln Klger.
TboM preecnt war Mra. E. M.
Hauler, Mr. A. C. Bark, Mr.
F. W. Humphrey, Mr. P. L.
Fahnlander, Mr F. W. Peak,
Mr. Phil Brlxner. Mia Tereea
Oehnart, Mlae Kthlwya O'Flaa
rty and tha holloa.
PAGE SEVEN
Goldia La win la
Cuaet Of Honor At
Miecellaneoua Shower
Honoring Mlu Uoldle Uwln,
brlila-elect of th hnllday aeaaon,
Mine ltuth Compton and Theda
Beard entertained with a mla
oellanaoua abower at lha Comp
ton home on Leltoy ilroet.
Ilrldg waa played until a late
hoar when ganta Claua anlerad
with a pack and preaented It to
th honor gueau illgh acor waa
received by Mr. Wilbur Junta
and low by Mlaa Merjorle Klch
ardeonw Ouaat war Mra. Robert Ful
ton, Mra, Wallace Uerllnga, Mra.
Wilbur Jonea, Mra. Jerome
Henry, Mr. V. T. Compton and
Mlaae Qotdl Lawln, Marguerite
Llndaay, Oorle Jonea, Marjorl
Rlrhardaon, Ruth Cofer, Helen
Cofer, Na Palmer, Allaa Maa
iy, Mary Dtugherty, Merjorle
Foaaum, Ethel Carlaoa and Elis
abeth Oraham.
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Delphian To Meet
. . With Mra. Merryman
The Delphian club will cleaae
take aotli that th general
meeting will b held Beit Taea-
day, December It, at f.ii a. m.,
at the home of Mr. G. IL Merry-
man, on Pacific Tarrac. Thl!
chaug of del la mad became
of th holiday aeeaou.
Th vnlng group will meet
on Thunday of next week, at
7:ie p. m., at the borne of Mr.
Hteve iabo, tta Wllford. All
group! will dlacua "(illmoaoa of
tlghteenth Century Literature."
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Mr. Thorn aa Will
Entertain Chapter
Plana ar being mad byVMr.
Bert C. Thoma to entertain mem
ber of Kb Canby chaptar, C.
A. R., at bar bom oa Pacific
Torrare. at a Chrlatmaa party,
December II.
A mealing of the chapter was
held laat Saturday afternoon at
the home of Mr. William Wale.
on I.lnroln. when a paper oa
"Klamath Indian Lwganda" waa
raid by William Wale, jr.
Th next meeting la act for
January I, at th home of Mlaa
Roiemaey ftlnaa, ou Payne -
una, when "Our Home and Pa.
trloilam" will b dlacuaaed by
Mra. Adolpa Nllarhelm.
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Holiday Party For
Book Cluba la Planned
Thuradar evening. Dee. IT,
Mra. M. J. Young book club
will entertain member of the
Edith Cunning book club at a
Chrlatmaa party at the bom of
Mr. A. C. Hackee, on Pacific
Terrace. A gift exchange will
lie a feature, of tha erenlog.
Olckena' "chrlatmaa Carol" will
b read by Mr. Myrtle Hal mi.
Mr. Young' clnb held a reg
ular meeting Thunday evening
at tha borne of Mlsg Lydla
Frlrke at tha Walnut apart-
menta when Mr. Arthur w.
Porter gave a review of "Good
Faith." ,
Man Jong Club
Meeta At Pike Home
Mra. Oarar Rhlve and Mr. B.
IL Pike praaldad aa hota to
member of tha Maa Jongg club
at th homo of Mrs. Pike, Pels
ran City, Wadnaaday aftarnooa.
Th club la bow atudylng eon
tract bridge,
Oueeta wr Mra. A. M. Col
lier, Mr. W. O. Smith, Mrs.
Cbartea I. Roberta, Mra. Horace
W. firldgeford, Mra. R. K. Geary,
Mr. W. E. Lamm and Mrs.
Georg Stovenaon.
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Party Civew For
Pupila At School
Puplla of grade one low, Fre
mont school, were entertained by
a party, Tuesday afternoon, from
two-thirty until throe o'clock, la
honor of their winning tha P.-T.
A. memherahlp drtv.
Mra. Earl C. Reynold, chair
man of th membership commit
tee, asalated by Mra. C. C. Keller,
P.-T. A. president. Barred refreshment.
Muiie Department
Of Library Club
To Present Program
The muile department at the
women'a Library club, of which
Mra. Don J. Zumwalt I chair
man, will present a Chrlatmaa
program at It regular aenlon
Monday, December 14, at l:lv
in the afternoon.
The program In full la aa fol
low:
1. Piano aoloa: Two eons
poaltlon (ghosts)
Walter Hheetl
2. Boloa: (a) The along the ,
Angela Hang (Htulta)
(b) 1 Lot a Llttl Cot
tag (O'Hsra)
Mrs. o. G. Crawford
1. The Origin of Chriatmss
.Mra. H. M. Manning
4. Flute aoloa: (al Ro
mance (Itlkar) t) Th
Llttl Shepherd (Debu-
ir) Lawrence Darls
Mr. George Mclntyr
aeeompanlat
Trio (a) The Bleiaed
Lullaby (Nerln) (h) The
Hhepherda (Kountl) Mra.
Reynolds, Mrs. O. O.
Crawford, Mia Lllll Darby
Mra. Madg Hampton
accompanist
Reading: Sonny (Ruth
MeKanj Stuart
Mrs. Don Zumwalt
7. Bong In costume (a)
Indian Lullaby (Cad
man) (b) WUd Bird
Cadman) Mra. Bert Thomas
Chorua (a) Joy to tha
World (b) Silent Night
(c) Kow the Day la Over
Eighth Graders
Directed by Mlaa Darby
At the eloae of the program
tea wlU b Barred, with Mr. R.
R. Macartney acting aa hostess.
This will ba the last mooting la
11 Jl and a Urge attendance la
hoped for.
Reg-alar Meetinf Of
Mills P.-T. A. Held
The Twnl.e muMn A Will.
P.-T. A. waa held Wednesday
arenlng. December t, at th
school auditorium whea Van. J.
Henry Thorn talked ea th
Children' Charter aad Chrlatmaa
M aware.
MU Alice Campbell, the school
nun. gaSr a talk oa th health
ot arhool children. Twe violin
election! war played by Mr.
Htuart, accompanied by Mra.
Stuart.
It waa aaaouaced that (be child
who obtained the moat member
for th P.-T. A. was LeVaueh
Dean, nine-year-old daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Dean. Room
nln wa lureiMsful la obtaining
the most members.
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Bridge Supper Held
At Jonea Reaidence
Mr. and Mra. Wilbur L. Jon
entertained with a bridge supper
at their horn oa Crescent avenae
Sunday. Two tables were In play
with high score going to Mis
Ooldla Lewla and Eugan Fulton.
Place ware aet for Mr. and
Mrs. Clair Barnett, Mr. and Mr.
Glen Rymer, Mis Goldle Lewla,
Kuga Faltoa, tha boat aad
hostess.
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Moose To Have
Christmas Party
la order to rail fund for th
anneal Christmas tree bold for
the children, th Women of
Mooee entertained with a Hard-
Time party and dance at the
Mooae hall, Taesday evening.
Utd-taeOloned daoea ware en-
Joyed with maele furnlahed by
th Junior Moose. The Christmas
tree program will be held Chrlat
maa week, at a data to b aa
noanced later.
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Impromptu Affair
At Roger Home
Mr. and Mra. Charles Scott
Warren were boat and boat at
aa lm prompt a dancing party at
the Leslie Rogers' home oa Pa
cific Terrace, Saturday evening.
Following a stag dinner held
by th Twenty-Thirty elub at
Hotel Wlllard, the member were
joined by their wlvea and all ad
journed to the Rogers home.
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Chriatmaa Affair
V em ber ot ATT chapter of 9.
K. O. entertained Ihalr hue
Iwnit at a Chrlatmaa dinner at
th horn of Mrs. Illen Hunt, at
Hhaw-Herlram. Thuradar valis.
Brldg filled th arenlng hmir
after dinner when Mr. Victor
O'Nell and Mr. rranrla Old. re
ceived high acorea, Mra. Joha
Pennington and Mr. N. II. Drew,
second high. Mra. Iiwlght frenrb.
aad Mr. Erant Helaen, low.
Mrs. Krneat Ilelkeo praaldad
a hostess at a regular meeting
of th chaptar, Tuesday after
noon, when a luncheon vn erv
d at her bom.
Woodcraft Neighbor
Plan fioliday Party
At a meeting of Neighbor ot
Woodcraft to be held Wednesday
evening. December II, at th I.
O. O. r. hall, all member are
requested to bring clothing and
food for relief work.
Initiation and a abort program
will be held. Th jurenll
Chrlatmaa party will be held Sat
urday erenlog, December 1, at
th hall.
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