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Newspaper Page TextFAUE EIGHT THIS EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON February 3, 15W2 Colonial Affairs Will Be Held in Observance of Washington Bi-Centennial H JOY KVAXB, Society Kdllnr Society during the coming Hk will turn back th page ot dm two hundred years to th dare of colonial culoni whan Imi nd eorlala mid parties will b held In observance ol th Wash ington Bicentennial. On affair which U held annually but will this year be ot ape rial Importance I th Colonial Tea to b firm next Saturday bjr Eulalona chapter. Daughtera of th American Revolution. Th Klamath Agency Womini rluh will entertain on February it with a ta to which an Invitation baa own Issued to Library club mem bra of thla city. Indira of lha Methodist and Congregational church bar an nounced plana for Colonial social and a Colonial party will b held by the Rebekah lodge. Thursday rnlni. Attention of society (hit part week waa centered npon th Val anlina danr at tha Ream Golf and Country club, Saturday ev nlnit, and ssveral aerlea of bridge luncheons and evening bridge affairs. RKAME8 CLUB. IS SETTING FOR DANCE Tha February danr at th Reamea Golf and Country club, to b bald Saturday Tnint. will b a Valentin affair. Only mem br of tha club have been In vited to tha danc which I la rharita of Mr. Wilaon 8. Wiley, president. Th tare lobby of tha club bouse haa bean decorated In red. with heart predominating, to carry out tha motif ot th aeaaon. Several Informal dinner part lea will precede lb danc. . c Mr. and Mr. Harry Pelti en tertained with a dinner party at their home In tha Auburn apart ments. Friday evening, la obser vance of their twenty-valh wedding annlveraary. Place were aet for Mr. and Mra. E. M. Chllcoto. Mr. and Mr. Walter West, Mr. and Mra. Ralph A. Egger and the boat and hostess. e Mr. and Mra. F. H. Cofer were boat and hostess to a group ot their friends at their home on High street. Wedneaday evening, when etx tablea of five hundred were In play. The Valentine motif waa carried out la th dec oration. High score tor the evening were awarded Mra. C. B. House Sr. and Mr. J. J. Parker. DINNER PARTIES AT ROGER HOME Mr. and Mr. Leslie Roger were boat aad hostess Wed nesday evening at their hom on Pacific Terrace at a dinner party, when covera were laid for Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Riley. Mr. and Mra. O. W. Robertson. Mr. and Mrs. Will Baldwin, George Baldwin, Donald and James Rogers and Mr. aad .Mr. Rogera. The table decoratlona carried out the valentine color ot red and white, with taper and a cen terpiece of earnatione and tree sias. On Thursday evening Mr. and 'Mra. Rogera had aa their guests at aa Informal dinner party, Mr. and Mra. C- H. Underwood and two children, Jean and George, Mr. and Mra. Charlea Scott War ren. Mra. Jane Warren, Donald and Jamea Roger. ' INVITATIONS OCT FOR TEA SI XDAT Invitations to tea were Issued this past week by Mra. Clara Shaw for Sunday afternoon, between the hours of two to four o'clock, and four to alx o'clock, at the home of Mra. Harry Hill, on North Third atreet. DANCIN PARTT AT SCHUBERT HOME Mr. Fred Schubert waa boat at a dancing party at his home on Lincoln atreet last Saturday evening, following the basketball gam with Bend. Thirteen con pie of the younger high achool aet were present, including a number of visitors from Bend, who spent the week-end la th city. k a Mr. Myrtle Helm and Mlaa r-A,,. .,.,. riih.r vera Mmnll. men ted Friday, February a. when Cobb, Mr. ana sirs, usis sicsm. s luncheon waa served at Pelican I leea. Mr. and Mra. Clarence Dry aehool by the girls of the eighth j den. Miss Dlckay Drydea. Ry grad. mond Weed. Phyllie. Pat. Luana Covera were laid for Mrs. Myr- i . D"1! , 8m"- Prlcl tl. Helm. Miss Constance Fisher, Irene Pastega. LaCele Biehn. Edith Weber. Ruth Fridley, Caro line Solberg and Mildred Knapp. Mrs. Fred McCormsck was boa teas at her home on Garden aven ue, Thursday afternoon, when she entertained with a Valentine bridge party in courtesy to Mra. J. K. Roberteon. Three tables were in play and at the close of the afternoon Mra. j P. E. Henkley waa awarded high I score, and Mrs. Clyde Huesman received low. Mrs. Robertson wss , presented with a guest priie. tXH RTESY AFFAIR FOR .MRS. TIDHALL Complimenting her daughter, Mra. A. E. Tldball, who Is visiting In the city from her home in Can ada, Mrs. G. L. Black entertained with three tablea of bridge at bar home on Grant street, Tuesday evening. High score was presented to Mrs. C. C. Calvert and Mrs. Gomer Jones received second high. The guests were Mrs. A. E. Tld ball. Mrs. C. C. Cslvert. Mrs. Es tin Klger, Mrs. Gomer Jones, Mrs. Otto Lsngeslet. Mrs. N. B. Drew. .Mrs. -Lester Cofer, Mrs. Virgil Veltrh. Mrs. Carrie Hsrrls, Mrs. Donald ' Black and Mra. Carl Stone. s The twenty-sixth wedding an niversary of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Toppy wsa the Inspiration for a surprise party at their home In the White Pine apartments, Thursday evening. Those honoring Mr. and Mrs. Poppy upon this occasion were Mr. and Mra. E. B. Streets. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Humhle, Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Cofer and Dr. and Mts. J. E. Clanahan. The Thursday Contract Bridge club met this past week with Mrs. Robert I. Sloan at her hom on Lincoln street. Two tables were In play. Mrs. Victor Pslmer will preside aa hosleaa to the club next Thursday evening. Tea On February 20 Will Be Given By D. A. R. The annual Colonial Tea aiven by Eultlona chapter. Daughter oi tne American Revolution, la courtesy to prospective member will be held Saturday afternoon. February 10, from three until five o'clock at the home ot Mr. E. D. Lamb, on Cypres street. Receiving with Mra. Lamb will he Mr. Warren Hunt, Mra. Allen Sloan and Mra. Lloyd Goble. Mra. Charlea Wood Eberlela and Mr. R. E. Wattenburg will preaide at th tea table during the first hoar: Mr. Wilbar J one and Mra. D. V. Kuykeodall will pour daring th second hoar. Assist ing about the rooms will be Mra. , Charlea Joseph Martin. Mrs. D. J. Good. Mr. Harry Arkley and Mr. Alfred Collier. A Interesting program ol early American musk, vocal and Instru mental, la being arranged by Mra. Dob J. Zumwalt for the occasion. v. i. . w vi.-..k a-. n Womea'a Library club have been i"1" "i T invited to b. sue.,, ot th. Kl.nJ h" fT-dln. i The .it. a n-nn...'. etna. a lophoraon for a wedding trip. The Colo..', "eg IrE? :.5"li h'.ld' To"oXu '.' iS" a, Klamath Agency o. ,h. I Jr, ci lfo"u. anT n her re- noon ot February 21. turB , Blk ,h,lr BOm, , Eu. All those planning to attend are asked to call Mrs. E. D. Lamb, secretary of the Library elnb. The Methodist Ladle Aid and ladles ol th Congregational Com munity church announced plans this week tor a Colonial social to take place February II, George Washington's birthday. In the community room of th Metho dist church at eight o'clock la the evening. The program will consist of "The Family Album" and a abort play. "Martha and George Re turn." A email admlaaioa charge will be made. MRS. LONG WIIX rRKKIDE AT TEA Mrs. P. C. Long will preaide aa hostess to nurse of the city at a Valentine silver tea, Sunday af ternoon, at her hom oa South Seventh atreet, starting at three o'clock.. Thi la th flrt of several at tain which will b glvn to ria I anas 10 eena m unr...- u convention of the National Nurses association, at San Antonio. Texaa, la April. Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Dryden were host and hostess at a aiz o'clock dinner party at their home on North Eighth atreet, Sunday evening. The affair waa held In honor of the birthday ot their daughter, Mra. Otto L. Smith, and Mr. Hubert Largent. Table decoratlona wer In keeping with th Vlentine sea son. Carda wer nioyed after the dinner hour when high (cores were swarded Mrs. O. E. Srhupp and Mr. Dale MeCandles and low to Mr. O. E. Schupp. Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. Hilbert Largent. Mr. and Otto L. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Gro ver Pursell. Mr. and Mrs. Owar Rchnno. Mr. and Mrs. Walter benupp ana ueiore. v.BO, OFFICERS ELECTED BV OREGON MOTHERS Mrs. George Maasey was elect ed president ot the Oregon Moth ers at a meeting Tuesday evening, when the club met at her home on Esplanade street. Thoae elected to serve with Mra. Maasey were Mr. C. N. Chrlstopherson, Tic r.lrient. and Mra. Louis Brad for(j secretary-treaeurer. Brl(lr. wt, p,,T.d ,ft.r the bu,ln, meeting, when high a-ore wa, won bT Mr, Mton o'Nell lnd low by Mrt A j. Ly.. . Members present were Mee damea A. J. Lyle, retiring presi dent, Charlea Garcelon. Leslie Rogers, Louis Bradford, Carl Reymers. H. G. Amesa, N. F. Stoddard. Wlllard Peyton, Milton O'Nell, C. N. Chrlstopherson, A. G. Graham and th hostess. In courtesy to th girls ot the Daconya Camp Fire group. Mlaa Mildred Duke entertained with a Valentine party, Wednesday evening. Th affair waa held at her home on North Third atreet. Th Daconya group entertained their fathers at a skiing and coast ing party, followed by a weiner roast at Moore park, last Sunday Mrs. P. D. Schroeder presided over an evening of brldg at her home on North Twelfth street, Wednesdsy. Tha decorations were carried out In the Valentin motif. The hostess was ssaisted by Mr. B. J. Littletleld, her sis ter. Three tables were In play and high acore at the close of the evening was presented to Mrs. Est In Klger; Mr. Carl Steinselfer received low. Guests were Mrs. E. O. Elllng on, Mra. Glen Inman, Mrs. Estln Klger, Mra. R. L. Evans, Mra. Carl Steinselfer, Mrs. Charlea (!. Oll mann, Mrs. Lester Cofer, Mra. E. B. HI reels. Mra. P. Motarhenhach r, Miss Martha Jones and MLw Joy Evans, Miss Christopherson Wed Saturday To Mr. Hall At ceremony to be olmnlied la t. Paul'e Rpiacopal church thla evening at eight o'clock. Mts Mar garet Chrlitopherson of thla city and Mr. Claude U Hall of Eugene, will be waited la marriage. The brld will b given away by her father, and will he attend ed by her two elatera, Mlsa Ada Ma and Mlaa Franrei Chrlstoph erson. Mr. Wilbur Christopher aon, brother of th bride, will art aa best man. The bride will bo gowned In white aatln with long, flaring skirt. whit aatln turban and ac reesoriee to match her costume. She will carry whit call llllee. Misa Ada Chrtstophereon will appear In a frock ot tea-rose net. empire style, with blue allppers and blue mltta. Pink rosebuds will form hr coraage. Mlaa Fran ces Chrlstopherson will be In green net with yellow allppera ' . . k-.v iv,ruui, . u V 1 1 u 111 vi ui' I u the maids of honor will ha com pleted by a band of brilliant In their hair. The flower girl who will Pro-! ::"7. ed the bridal proreasloa up thai""""7 "' aisle of th church will b Utile Miss Mildred Wtlllame. who will wear a frock of pink crepe de chine. She will carry a basket ot Lady Cecilia lea rosea. Rev. Eugene Lee of the Luth eran church will officiate at the ring ceremony at the altar, where yellow datfodtle. freeeiaa and palma will provld a sprtng-llk setting. Wedding Invitations have been iaaued to on hundred and fifty guests. A reception will a held at the bride home, oa Roeeway Drive, after the ceremony, to which twenty-five gueata have been in vited. Mlaa Helen Jonea and Miss Katharine Pope, who returned from the University of Oregon lor the occasion and membera ol the wedding party will aaalat about the rooms. A traveling outfit ot black silk l crepe, witn a ami oi piaca airaw. gene. Mi Chrlstopherson is the daughter of Mr. and Mra. C. X. Chrlstopherson. and Is well known In this city. She la a graduate ot Klamath Union high achool. and for the past two year baa been j attending the 1'nlversity of Ore- goa. MANY ATTEXD ANNUAL Ski DANCE The ballroom of the Hotel WU lard waa crowded last Saturday evening when the aecond annual ski dance waa sponsored by th Twenty-Thirty club. The huge room was transform ed Into a snow seen, with artifi cial snowballs; akla and snow shoes were hung ebout th walls, and lights shaded by red and white crepe paper caat a dim glow over the scene. Music was provided by Harry George' orchestra. Several fea ture dance and a short talk by Mr. Alfred Csstel. president ot the Crater Lake Ski club, wer f iTe0 darlnf ,h4 intermission. The February program of the Womea'a Library club waa held Monday afternoon in the club rooms ot the city library. Mra. E. H. Pike presided as hostess at the tea which closed the after noon. Those who took part In the pro gram were Ruby Sailor Hastings. Barbara Johnson. Ida May Stauf fer and Josephine Melssner Klt tredge. e CHILDREN WILL APPEAR IX PROGRAM A presentation of pupils of the McCown Dance studio will be held at the Pelican theatre. Monday evening, February 22. when a program with a cast of forty chil dren will be given. The anow ballet, featuring lit tle Betty Jean Reymers, will be th outstanding number, hut the Indian dance with Miss Eleanor Collier and Mlaa Jean Daggett as leada will b a close rival In point ot beauty. Th entlr program will D an nounced at a later date. ... Mrs. A. W. Elkstrom entertain ed members of the Rlnky Dink five hundred club at her home, Thursday afternoon, when Mrs. W. C. Lyons received high score, Mrs. F. Luttrel, second and Mrs. A. D. Thompson, consolation. Those present were Mesdames E. S. Fridley. Ray Condlt, A. D. Thompson. W. C. Lyons, P. G. Croft, D. Nine, F. Luttrel, and the hostesa. ... Mrs. J. W. Ward was pleasant ly surprised. Monday afternoon, when friends gathered at her home on The Dalles-California highway to observe her birthday. Lunch waa aerved during the af ternoon. Those who honored Mrs. Ward were Mrs. E. E. Benner, .Mrs. Wayne E. Cody, Mrs. Allan H. Davia, Mrs. H. O. Blalock, Mrs. Louis H. Biehn, Master Dale Davis, Msster Jackie Wsrd, Don na Lee Biehn, Doris and Bonnie ueue yvara. The D. T. club was entertained Tuesday by Mra. Ralph Pence at her home on Michigan avenue. Five hundred was played with high score going to Mrs. J. J. Lewis and low to Mra. Ira Morris. The door prize was received by Mrs. L. Ruconlch. , Ladles present were Mesdames Clyde Thompson, Alvln Adair, Ira B. Morris. J. J. Lewis. L. Ruc onlch, Ruth Pence, George Wood snd the hostesa. a . Officers of Daughters of Job were entertained at a bridge par ty, Thursday evening,' by Miss Janette Laraen at her home on Monclalr atreet. Mis Shirley Kr is ndson waa awarded high acore, and Mlsa Dortha Williams, second high. Those present were Misses Alli son llarnes, Lois Soule, Dortha Williams. Ruth Mae Chllcote. Joan Kranenhnrg, Shirley Erland- aon and Jean Beard. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Helen Larsen. i LEAD IN PLAY $13 at C.i "Si" Miss Allison llarnes. high school senior, will have the femi nine lead In the atudenl body play, "The Whoofenpoof," a three-art comedy which will be Co-Hostesses Preside At Bridge series Past Week Among th outstanding affair ot th past week waa th aeries ot bridge partlea presided over by Mr. W. I. Tingley and Mr. H. E. Perkins. Wednesday and Thursday evening at th Audley apartments. High sror on Wednesday eve ning waa awarded to Mra. Freda Kills, aecond high. Mlw Mae Phlnney, and Mrs. Carl Schubert received consolation. On Thursday evening, Mra. Charle Griffith received high. Mrs. E. H. Ilelken. second, and Mrs. John Johnston, low. Invited guests for th party on Wednesday night wer Mra. R. C. C.roeeberk. .Mra. J. Percy Welle. Mr. Harry Hill. Mrs. D. D. Hav ens. Mrs. E. G. Wlaecarver. Mrs. Don C. Fisher. Mr. V. O. Chrli topherson. Mrs. Eva Lovely. Mrs. Wilbur Arnold. Mrs. Carl Schu bert, Mra. George Gardlnler. Mra. J. K. Reno. Mra. Harry Pelts. Mra. Paul T. Jackson. Mra. Freda Ellis. Mrs. Calvin Peyton. Mrs. M. Perry Evans, Mrs. Sydney B. Evans, Mra. F. L. Weaver, Mrs. Charles Oilman. Mra. P. L. Fahn lander. Mlsa Kutb Flood. Miss Virginia West. Mlsa Lilll Darby. Mlaa Etta Farr. Miss Mae Phln ney and Mlaa Ethel Fenwlrk. Those Invited for Thursday evening were Mrs. N. G. Wheeler, Mrs. Paul Landrv, Mra. Frank Mills. Mr. E. H. Helken. Mra. R. D. Bussard. Mrs. Carl Winetrout. Mra. L. E. Mead. Mrs. Emily Haldemann. Mrs. Forrest Schneid er. Mra. P. D. Schroeder. Mrs. Fred Southwell, Mrs. Charles Griffiths. Mrs. Ralph Erg era. Mrs. R. C. Stivers. Mrs. E. A. Thomaa, Mrs. John Robinaon of Pine Ridge, Mra. Arthar Schaupp, Mra. John Johnaton. Mrs. E. Sha. Mrs. Gladra Avery. Mr. L. I). Gasa. Mrs. Thomaa Thome. Mrs. Don Hamlin. Miss Beatrice Phinney, Misa Agnea Arfstrom. Mlaa Ktbelwyn o Flaherty, and Miaa Henrietta Eckern. MRS. Al.ltltK HT H S St. It IKS OF PARTIES Mrs. Enill E. Alhrerht presided as hostess over a Valentine bridge luncheon and an evening of bridge t her bom oa Auburn street, Friday. Guests present at the one o'clock luncheon were Mrs. Charles B. Sewell, Mrs. O. Phil lips. Mrs. P. L. Fahnlander. Mrs. F. F. McCready. Mrs. Scott Mc Kendree. Mra. Fred Murphey. Mra. Albert W. R. Thlel. Mrs. H. G. Amesa, Mrs. V. J. Joephson. .Mrs. John P. Duke and Mra. I. J. Knievel. High score at the close of the afternoon waa presented to Mra. Albert W. R. Thlel. and low to Mrs. Scott McKendree. Guests of Mra. Albrecht for the evening were Mrs. Robert Rae, Mra. John Kenoffel. Mrs. Carl Winetrout, Mra. L. E. M-ad, Mrs. Carl Steinselfer, Mrs. Charlea 011 mann, Mra. Keith Jamea, Mra. G. Phillips, Mra. R. P. Elllngson and Mra. George Adler. Mra. L. E. Mead was awarded hlgb acore. and consolation went to Mrs. Keith James. . SILVER WEDDING ANXIVERHARV HELD Mr. and Mrs. 0. B. Dollarhlde rAaerved their silver wedding an niversary with an evening of mu aic at their home on Lancaster avenue, Saturday, February sixth. They were presented with a num ber of lovely gifts. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Loftsgaard and family of Algoma, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cook and daughter, Rev. and Mrs. Guy DeVriea, Mr. and Mra. Lloyd Bunnell, Mrs. Grace Spannaus. Mr. Albert Dollarhlde and Joyce Dollarhlde. . Book group number 2 of the Business and Professional Wo men's club, of which Mrs. M. J Young Is leader, met Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. 1'. u. Long, on South Seventh street. "The Praying Monkey," by Ga bln Holt, waa reviewed by Mrs. Gwendolyn Wright. This waa fol lowed by a discussion of detective and crime fiction. ... The Q. E. Q. club mot at the home of Mrs. Otto L. Smith on Grant street, Wednesday, for an afternoon of bridge. Mrs Isabel Cobb received high score and Mrs. Mae Llnville, consolation. The decoratlona were In keep ing with Lincoln's and Washing- , ton'a birthdays. The guesta Included Mra. Ella Daniels. Mrs. Isabel Cnlib. Mrs. Cora gutton, Mrs. Ruby Hell, Mrs. Alia Mowry, Mra. Ma Linvlllo and Mra. Cora Konnla. ... Madame do Steel chapter, Roy croft Junto, met Tuesday evening at the Hotel Wlllard, when tlin discussion centered around Ren- j Jamln Franklin. The topic for the noxt Junto meeting will he "Frederick Froebol," who Is llstod among th great teachers. , ta -i 1 ril T "iual Coming Events ' .Monday, February 15 Neighbors of Woodcraft of flcera and guard will have drill practice at th 1. O. 0. F. hall at 7 p. at., followed by a bridge, fiv hundred and plnochl party at I p. m. Prlaea will he awarded. Each member I ask ed to sponsor on tab). Th A. A. V. W. will mt at th hum of Mr. Percy Murray, Kit Pacific Terrace, at I p. at., when plclurea taken by Mr. l.uk Walker on a cruise around th world will be whowu. All member are urged to attend. Tuesday, February 16 Dane will be held by th Pelican P.-T. A. at the achool at p. m. Tablea will b pro vided for carda. Th public 1 luvlted. Chapter U, P. E. O . will nisei at 7:3tf p. m. at th hom of Mrs. Arthur Wilson. Ill Wash ington street. Mra. R. C. 0 roes beck will glv a paper on "Ann Shannon Monro." Dance to he eponsored by the Pelican P.-T. A. at th school gymnasium. Wednesday, February IT T. N. T. brldg club to meet at th hom of Mr. A. D. Barkea. on Pacific Terrace. Regular buslnesa meeting of Neighbor ol Woodcraft at I p. m. at th I. O. O. F. hall. Carda and dancing will provld th entertainment. Founders Day to be observed by Fremont P.-T. A. with a pro. gram la th evening at th achool auditorium. Mrs. O. D. Mathewa will en tertain membera ol the Wednea day brldg club at her home oa North Sixth atreet. Thursday, February IS Rehekah lodge will have a Colonial party at the I. O. O. F. hall, at p. m. All member and visiting Rehekah Invited. Saturday, Fetsruary SO Annual Colonial Tea to b given by Eulalona chapter, D. A. R., at the home ol Mr. E. D. Lamb on Cypres street, DAUGHTER. OF Nil E ATTEND CEREMONY An Installation ceremony waa held by Zulelna Temple. Daugh ters ot the Nile, at Grant Pass. Saturday, when Mra. 8. H. Baker of Granta I'asa. waa Installed ta queen, and Mra. Elmer II. Bal siger of thla city aa an appointive ofticer. Th ceremonial waa held In th afternoon, followed by a six-thirty banquet and public Installa tion In th evening. A danc closed th day' program. Membera of th local chapter who attend-'d wer Mrs. Elmer H. halslger. Mrs. F. Hill Hunter. Mrs. L. F. Wllllta. Mra. E. M. Chllcote. Mr. D. D. Havens and Mrs. A. B. Epperson. s DINNER DANCE GIVEN IIY t i l II One of the most enjoyable pro grams given by th Buslnesa and Professional Women'a club waa a dinner dance held Monday eve ning In th City Library udltr lum. Mia Lilll Darby waa In charge ot arrangements. Halt of the member were garbed In the formal clothing worn by men upon such occasion and escorted their partners to the small tables arranged In a circle about the room. The first number ot the eve ning waa a rake walk, and thla was followed by a Paul Jones' and a waits contest. The program waa given by McCown'a dancing achool and In cluded Lois Mayo and Lewis Vogler In a Mickey Mouse tap dance. John McCown. Jr., In a song and aoft shoe dance: the oldest and youngeat danc team In America. Mr. McCown and Lewla Vogler, appeared In a waits clog; Lola Mayo In a ballet walti. and Mr. and Mr. McCown In a dance of 17". Aa a special number, Mr. and Mr. McCown gve an Intricate version of ths three-step. Washington Blrentennnlal will be observed at the next meeting ot the club, February 23. The Rlnky Dink fir hundred rluh held Ita first regular meet ing. Thursday afternoon at the home of Mra. A. D. Thompson, with Mra. A. W. Ekstrom receiv ing high acore and Mrs. P. G. Croft, consolation. Double Stamps On All Beauty Work This Week and Our February Special A Genuine $5.50 rfcKMAJNEiVr WAVE (This ) ou pint as at ators anal antee th our regular at our regular enahle us to quallty of Houston Beauty Shop (llnlinny Houston SOT Main MAKDI (MAS QUEEN ?r- "Tl y w' 1 Highest social honors that New :)rleaus ran bestow went to Yvonn Whits, abov. carnival queen ol th colorful 131 Mardl Uraa. In lilt, nor sister was queen. Men Give Program At Meeting Of Star Chapter Th mn member of Aloha ehaptar, O. E. 8., furnished ntr talnmant and refreshments at th regular meeting, Tuesday even ing. February I, at th Maaonlc hall. Mr. R. E. Wattenburg waa pro gram chairman for th occsion. and waa assisted by Mr. J. I. Beard. Mr. H. K. Gets and Dr. H. M. Brown. Mr. W. E. Palmar. In cost urn, entertained with n Irish reading, and gave an Irish Jig aa an au rora number. Th Salt and Pep per Shakera, a girls' orchestra, composed ot Jean Heard, trum pet; Bobbl Mlchaelson. saxo phone; Dorrls Jonea. drums; Opal Porter, banjo, and Mr. Wllke. pianist, provided aplr to th pro gram. Mr. Wattenburg. dressed in a Hindu rostume. artsd aa a crystal gaser. The Eastern Star quartet, composed ot Mr. A. It. Epnersuu. Dr. II. M. Ilrown. Mr. Walter West and Mr. Harry Hill, with Mra. Epperson at the piano, made Ita firat appearance, and asked to be encored to alng a aecond num ber. Refreshments were served man fashion: a box of apple, dish pan of popcorn and a boiler of coffr waa placed on an underr ated table, and averyone told to help hlmaelf. s OFFICER INSTALLED IIY EWAUXA t lllt I.K Ewauna circle. Neighbor of Woodcraft, held a apeclal meet ing at the I. O. O. F. hall. Satur day evening. February . when new officers wer Installed. Grand Guardian Minnie Miner, ot Port land, and Grand Manager Anna Hawkins wer present nd gav talk on th good ol th order. The grand Guardian, assisted Anna Mrt'ormark. Installing of ficer, with the Installation of the following offlcera: Guardian nelghhor. Stella Dry den; past guardian. Minnie Gris tle: adviser, Mildred Largent: clerk, Stella Peraell; banker, Alice Ilarrla: magician, Violet Howerlon; attendant, Sadie Mo Candleas; Inner sentinel. Isahell Cobb; outer sentinel. Theta Mul key; captain ol guards, Mr. Per son : managers, Grace Owens, C. O. Dryden and H. Largent: flag bearer. Lurlle Francis; correa pendent, Noy Mi Daniel, musician and aenlor guardian, Mildred Smith. After the buainess session, th Neighbors were entertained with vocal selections by Mrs. Mulkey and Mra. Sanders. The evening waa concluded with a lunch In which the Woodcraft colors of white, red and green were carried out. S DUAKT WAVE, com- price. Expert oper- unconditionally guar- th workmanship. Shoe Wore) Phono iiflO A ID II Anniversaty of P.-T. A. is Commemorated in Nation Thousand ol Parent-Teacher associations ar planning a com memoration servlc for Founder' Day, February 17, which nivrka th tlilrly-rirtli anniversary of Ills National Congress ot Mothers. Mra. Theodore lllrnry and Mra. I'hoeh, Hurst called lb first Na tional Congress of Molbsrs to meet In Washington, February 17, 1117, and they war In hope that twenty-fits or even fifty mothers might attend. Nswsua pera and women' orgnisatlona throughout th country gav ox client publicity, and pasture and teachers did their part eo well that the attendance exceeded many hundreds. Hotel accomm datlona which wer arranged for wer far too amall. Th hall chosen for th meet ing waa altogether Inadequate. The occasion waa ao great that President and Mra. Cleveland op ned the While House to welcom th molhsra attending. Th object ol th organisation formed waa to promote confer ence among narvnt upon uuea- tlons vital lo th walfare of their children: to further dsvelon man iioia interest in the Home; to co operate with educator and legla latora to aecur th best method In physical, moral and msnta training of th young: to snllsht en motherhood on th problems ot rare development; to uplift and Improve th condition of mother In all walks ot lit, and lo promot th formation of Moth- era clubs and Home-Makera clubs In all atats and territories of lb United State. Thl oblsct wa wrlttaa Into th first chapter of the National Congress ol Mother which was granted under the law of th Dis trict ol Columbia. Th department at rarent- Tearber association waa rrsatrd In 107, to promot aystem.tlr OTganlsatloa of these units. They are now organised In forty-eevsn stalea, th District of Columbia and Hawaii. Thsy havs hsld thlrty-llr national ronvsntlons Thla alone la sufficient proof that the objerta written In their first chapter wars carried out by the leadership ol thoae two great wo men. Many other great leaden have carried aa the work and de veloped an association of over million member. Elaborate plan hav been made by the Fremont Pgrnt- Teachera association for the cele bration of Founders' Day and ths bl-centennlal of George Washing- ton'a birthday, Wednesday eve ning, at eight o'clock, at th Fre mont school auditorium. This marks th thirty-fifth year of the founding ot the association. After a ahort business meeting the following program will be pre aentedt Chorus Fifth grade ounlla. The History of the Parsnt-tearh-era movement Mra. C. C. Kelloy. Chorus Seventh and Eighth grade pupils Th Father IMc In P.-T. A. Mr. Hoy Fouch Playlet on Frana Krhuhrt Sixth grade pupils Address "Th Challenge to the Community" "F o r Kvry Child a Community That Is Safe, physically and Morally" Ven. J. Henry Thomaa. Trio Mra. O. G. Crawford, Mra. Karl C. Reynolds, Mlsa Lilll Darby. Itefreahmenta will he aerved af ter tha program. All mothers, fathers and friends are Invited to attend. Mllla Parent-Teachers associa tion held a meeting Wednesday evening, when Founder'a day was observed with the rake ceremony. Ths cake, which waa made by tha glrla of the domestic aclence class, waa received by Mra. Frank Sex ton, and waa donated to a needy family. During tne program hour slides were shown by the pupils of the upper grades, and were accompa nied by Interpretative talks. A reading on Washington waa given by Bonnie Jean Hrunton; Mra. Dixon and Mrs. Bruntnn enter tained with a piano dust. Mr. Frank Sexton gave a talk on Child Welfare and th 4-11 clubs. He Needs No Other Reason for Saving Out of their savings accounts thousands of Dads are today paylnjr those vital lifa insurance premiums, liquidating the mort gage on the home built for little Jim or Sue to grow up in, buying their schooling;, clothes and health protection. If you are a Dad, you need no other ex cuse for a savings account. Open one here today. American National Bank of Klamath Falls, Ore. Capital and Surplus $250,000 nd Mr. Lois Mlllsr telksd on music aud art In th bum. A benefit card party will h sponsored by th Mill Parent Tea, hers association, February Is. In (he achool auditorium. Pinochle, hrldg and fit hundrad will b played. Thoa desiring further Information ar asked to an Mra. i nane, h. Reynolds. Proceeds from th affair will ha used to purchase hot lunches for needy children. Tha public 1 Invited. PEI.lt AX P.-T. A. TO HlttNNOR DANCE Th Pelican Pernt-Tarhra association la apnnsorlng a danr to b glvsn In th gymnasium of th school, Tuesdsy evening, Feb ruary H. to raise funds to pay lor transportation ol boy and girl lo Inter-school game and for aa electric atov. Thl I to b lb only affair of ths kind glvsn by th organisa tion thl year. see WOMEN OF MOOHK ENTERTAIN M .XDAT The White Pelican Legion ot Moose entertained th Women ot Moos. Sunday, February 7. with a covered dish luncheon at all thirty, followed by a minstrel how, Th Women of Moo mt Tea, day evening, with all officer present. Th chairman of th llbrry Commute reported that th book ordered for Mooshart had been sent, lo be added to th library. Th aewlng circle and social aervlr commit! met Wednesday at ths Moose hall. A letter from Miss Katharine Smith, grand re corder, waa read, thanking th members for th rag rug which was sent to Mooseheart and for warded to Moosehavsn. A new entertainment commit tee wa appointed, consisting ol Mr. Jams lloyd. Junior regent, Mra. Oscar Rand, past regent, and Mra. Jack Vernon. The rommlt tee announced that alnc the next meeting occurs February II. cherry pie will be served, la keep ing with Washington' birthday. All member are asked to bring a pis, plans are being made lor a Washington program. sea FAGLF.el At . II MKT II AM CARD PARTY A card party waa glvsn Febru ary fifth by ths Ladles' Auxiliary of the Kaglee, when eleven tablea were In play. Mrs, K. II. Lawrence and Mra. Robert Pagelte received high score for bridge, Mra. Guy Man ning and Mra. Ira Morrla low. High awards for five hundred wsnt to Mrs Huff and Mr. (iay, and consolation to Mr. and Mr. Genrg Wood. Mrs. O. J. John son and Mr. L. Earhls wer warded high for plnochl and Mrs. r. pence and Mr. Harbin low. as A sewing bes for th purpose of making new clothing for relief work was held Wednesday sttsr noon at the home of Mra. W. C. Little, on Orchard Way. A pot luck luncheon waa aerved at nooa. The ladles present were Mra. Roy Wilde. Mra. William Arnold. Mrs. C. U Jones. Mrs. L. A. Ks- chls. Mrs. E. L. Mitchell, Mrs. Charlea M. Reynolds, Mlsa Melva Dellord. and Mra. W. C. Little. s . Th February meeting of tha Eastern Star Social club. Thurs day afternoon at the Masonic hall. was a Valentine affair. Eight tablea were In play and at lha close of the afternoon hlgb eeor waa awarded Mra. E. B. Streets and Mr. C. II. Landl received consolation. Th lour circle ol th Method ist Ladles Aid met Thursday after noon, when Mra. E. H. Balalger presided aa hostess to fifteen members of th lllabee circle. Mra. 8. R. Berry entertained twelve ladle of the M. and M, group; the Lend-a-Hand circle met with Mra. D. A. Kenyan and Mra. W. n. Barnes waa hosteas to ths Ewauna Height circle.