THE NEWS AND THE HERtoD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
June 18, 1938
PAGE TWO
Social Calendar Promises Quiet Week
Summer
Is Quiet
Many Resident To
Leave for Season
At Lakes
You can always tell when the
lummer season hits Klamath
Fella, whether It la warm or not,
juat aa long aa It la June, Jul?
or August.
The society pace dwlndlei
down and there are but elim
aocial happenings to record,
mostly of people going here or
there, opening summer homes
at lakea and mountains.
Of course there are the usual
weddings which seem to domi
nate the month of June. Thla
week Miss Jennie Delzell,
daughter of Mr. and Mra. V. A.
Delzell of Portland and former
ly of Klamath Falls, will become
the bride of Mr. Harold Savage,
Jr., of Prescott, Arizona. The
wedding is a Saturday afternoon
' event In Medford at St. Mark's
Episcopal church. A number of
Klamath Falls residents are
motoring to Medford for the
wedding as Miss Deltell has
many membera of her family in
this city as well aa a host of
friends.
Miss Nedra Unser and Mr.
Donald Hunt were married at
St. Paul's Episcopal church in
Klamath Falls last Sunday and
the wedding of Miss Irene La
morle and Mr. Anthony Manno
will be an event of the early
summer months.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur S.
Bremer, who were married in
Reno on June the fifth, are re
ceiving the best wisbea of their
many friends. Mrs. Bremer la
the former Jean Beard and a
member of a pioneer Klamath
Falls family, the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Beard.
We're not forgetting Father'a
Day which Is Sunday, June the
nineteenth, and there will be a
lot of papas who will receive a
perfect influx of ties, sox and
ahlrta! A nice idea if Father
has a hobby why not tie in a gift
of that kind? Like a new lawn
mower or a grass -snipper, and
If he la particularly fond of fall
ing asleep after dinner, get him
one of those comfortable awing
affairs that are nice In the gar
den. Anyway, don't forget Father!
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BUSINESS GROUP
PLAN MONDAY
EVENING MEET.
Mrs. Ruth Olds Bathiany,
newly elected president of the
Klamath Falls Business and
Profssional Women's club, with
other officera recently named,
will be In charge of the Mon
' day night meeting of the group
to be held at six-thirty o'clock,
June the twentieth In the Wil
lard hotel.
In charge of entertainment
will be Mrs. Anne Price, Mrs.
Lillian Joplin and Mrs. Lydla
.Hohe.
The usual annual report of
the club's activities for 1937-8
will be beard and also an execu- "
tive report from the committee
and - delegates attending the
state convention which was held
recently in McMlnnvllle where
Klamath Falls women captured
two cups, one for mileage, and
the other for winning the state
flee club contest.
No program has been ar
ranged. All members are urged
' to attend. Dinner will be
served.
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PARTY GIVEN
WEDNESDAY BY
ALTAR SOCIETY
Members of Group Four of
the Sacred Heart Church Altar
society sponsored & public card
party Wednesday evening at
the Lyceum Hall. High at con
tract was awarded to Mrs. E. C.
Riley and low to Mrs. Victor
Palmer. High at auction was
presented to Mrs. Ellen Hannon
and low to Mrs. Gilbert Moty.
At pinochle Mr, Leo Bauer was
high and Mrs. L. E. Henry, low.
' The door prize was awarded to
Ray Guerrettaz. Following the
games lunch was served. Chair
manof the committee was Mra.
John Arten assisted by Mrs.
' Jack Elle, Mrs. Arthur Koontz,
Mrs. Louise Vaughn and Mrs.
Hatfield.
Klamath Folk Enjoy
California Trips
Among the Klamath Falls
people who have started their
summer vacationing are Dr. and
Mrs. Lloyd D. Gass and two
young sons, Billy and Lloyd,
- who left last week on a fort
night's motor trip through
southern California, They were
accompanied by Mrs. Gass' par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. David Noble
of Hill City, Minnesota, who are
' their guests this summer.
Mrs. Charles Joseph Martin
' and two children planned to
' leave Friday evening for their
cottage at Lake o' the Woods
to spend the summer months.
Mr. Martin will spend a portion
r of the time at the lake with
bis family during their vaca
tion. Mr. and Mrs. Rex Davis and
. ion Rodney have been enjoying
a week's vacation on ft motor
, trip to Portland by way of
Crescent City, Gold Beach and
other coast points.
MISS HOWIE IS
HOSTESS WITH
CLEVER PARTY
An event of the past week was
a graduation party given by
Miss Louise Howie at the home
of her mother, Mrs. Charles
Schaal, on Portland street.
Baskets of spring flowers
were arranged about the rooms
and the class colora of blue and
gold were used In the decora
tions. Clever place cards of gradu
ates in capa and gowns, with
diplomas in their hands con
taining propheciea were used on
the prettily appointed table
where luncheon was served.
Guests were the Misses Mary
Lou Johnson, Dorothea Elllng
son, Mary Jane Drake. Margere
Sherman, Helen Radcliffe, Mer
lon Alhrecht, Bette Yadon,
Gloria Peterstelner and Messrs.
Rodne.v Shaw, Willard Con
atana. Junior Cumminga, Rich
ard Howard, Bert Dennis. Ste
phen Stewart, Donald Bratten,
James Snyder and Bill O'Con
nor. Miss Unser
June Bride
Wedding Ceremony Is
Event Of Sunday At
St. Paul's Church.
The marriage of Miss Nedra
Unser and Mr. Donald E. Hunt,
two prominent members of the
city's younger set, waa solemn
ized Sunday afternoon, June the
twelfth, at two o'clock at St.
Paul'a Episcopal church with
the Reverend Victor E. New
man officiating at the ring cere
mony. The bride waa given away by
her father, Mr. W. A. Joplin,
before the altar beautifully
banked by white lilies, gladioli,
palms and ferns.
A simple tailored suit of blue
and white with blue accessories
waa worn by tbe bride and she
carried an arm bouquet of
gardeniaa and lilly-of-the-val-ley.
Misa Eleanora Weathertord
waa ber only attendant and she
wore a frock of blue and white
with cape effect and white ac
cessories. Roses and lllly-of-the-ralley
formed the maid of hon
or's corsage.
Mr. Willard Ward acted aa
best man and Mr. Hans Hoerlein
presided at the organ for the
bridal proceaaional and reces
sional. About aeventy-ftve frlenda
and relatives of the young
couple witnessed the ceremony.
Immediately after the wed
ding Mr. and Mrs. Hunt left on
a week's wedding trip to the
coaat and after June the eight
eenth they will be at home at
500 Jefferson street.
Mrs. Hunt, who is a graduate
of Klamath union high school,
has made her home In Klam
ath Fa lie for the paat ten years
and ia employed at the Paul
Landry Insurance office. She
Is the daughter of Mr. and Mra.
W. A. Joplin of North Second
atreet. Mr. Hunt Is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. D. N. Hunt of
Warrenton, Oregon, and is af
filiated with the Western States
Grocery company.
HUNTERS PLAN
TO LEAVE CITY
FOR HOME NORTH
Another of Klamath Falls'
matrons, Mrs. F. Hill Hunter,
who Is well known and active
socially ia leaving soon for
Prlnevllle where she will Join
Mr. Hunter and they will make
their home indefinitely in the
central Oregon city.
The Hunters have made their
home In thla city for many
yeara and their departure was
learned with regrets. Mrs.
Hunter Is an outstanding mem
ber of Aloha chapter. Order
of Eastern Star, and ia active
In the P. E. O. Sisterhood,
the Daughter! of the Nile
where she is an officer In
Zulelma temple, and In other
organizations. For the past
several yeara they have made
their home at the Audley
apartments here.
MISS MOORE IS
KLAMATH GUEST
FOR THE SUMMER
Miss Helen Carol Moore re
turned Saturday night, June
eighteenth, from the Fllntrldge
School for Girls at Klnneola
ranch In Altadena, California,
where she baa completed her
junior year, after receiving top
scholarship honors, as well as
honors In geometry and Euro
pean history at the seventh an
nual commencement exercises
for Fllntrldge girls In the
Gothic Chapel of All Saints'
Episcopal church, Pasadena.
Klamath Girls
Will Vi.it Europ
Word has Been received from
Miss Doris Porter and Miss
Louise Holmwood, that they
sailed on June the fifteenth
from New York City on the Ac
quttanla for Southampton, Eng
land, to be gone for tbe remain
der of the aummer. The young
women, who teach in Klamath
county achools, plan to spend
the greater part of tbe summer
In the Scandinavian countries,
later visiting in France and
southern Europe.
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Miss Bold
June Bride
Klamath Resident Is
Married Sunday In
Pretty Rite
One of the most charming of
the June bridea waa Miss Lucille
Bold, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
I. Bold of Bonanza, who became
the bride of Mr! Alvin E. Davi
son late Sunday afternoon, June
the twelfth, in a simple but Im
pressive ceremony at the home
of Rev. Arthur Charlea Batea of
the First Christian church.
The ring ceremony was read
by Rev. Bates in the presence of
a group of relatives and inti
mate friends.
Tbe bride chose a smart cos
tume suit of Parlsand crepe em
broidered in wheat shades. With
It she wore a large picture hat
of the same shade and matching
accessories. Her corsage waa of
gardenias and Cecil Brunner
rosea.
The brides' only attendant
was Mrs. Lee Surles of Medford.
Mrs. Surles wore a bolero frock
of natural crepe and matching
accessories and her corsage waa
fashioned of sweet peas and
Talisman rosebuds.
Mr. Lee Surles waa best man.
Following a fortnight's wed
ding trip through British Co
lumbia Mr. and Mrs. Davison
will be at home to their many
friends in Klamath Falls.
Mrs. Davison is a member of
a pioneer Klamath county fam
ily and haa taught for several
years at Summers Lane achool.
Mr. Davison, whose home was
formerly in Canada, ia with Pa
cific Greyhound company.
Several informal affairs were
given for tbe young couple be
fore their marriage this past
week.
MR. CRANDALL TO
BE HONORED ON
BIRTHDAY SUNDAY
The eighty-sixth birthday an
niversary of Mr. Willmott Cran
dall will be observed on Sunday
afternoon when friends have
been asked to call at open house
from two o'clock until fiva
o'clock at the Crandall home,
215 Eldorado street.
Mr. Crandall'a birthday waa
Friday, June the seventeenth.
He was born in New York state
but came as a young man to
California and later to Oregon.
He Is a Klamath Falls pioneer
and many friends will call to
wish him happiness.
Mra. Crandall has asked Mrs.
Frank Evans and Mrs. C. E.
Riley to preside at the prettily
appointed coffee table.
Mr. Russell Crandall of Med
ford will spend the weekend
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Crandall.
MRS. CLEVELAND
WILL MAKE HER
HOME IN NORTH
Mrs. Richard F. Cleveland
who has been prominent in
Klamath Falls musical circles
for tbe past several years and
her young son, Richard, Jr.,
plan to leave soon for northern
Oregon where they will Join Mr.
Cleveland and make their home
In the Columbia river vicinity.
Many friends regret tbe de
parture of Mrs. Cleveland who
has been prominent In numer
ous activities. For sometime
Mrs. Cleveland served aa organ
ist at tbe St. Paul'a Episcopal
church and ahe has been a
popular and active member of
the St. Paul's Wednesday club.
Honolulu Visitor
Is Feted Hera
Miss Elizabeth Harris of Hon
olulu, Hawaii was to leave Sat
urday evening to continue her
vacation at other Pacific coast
points after being the house
guest for the past three days of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Payne of
California avenue. While here
Miss Harris enjoyed trips to
several of Klamath's scenic and
historical spots. Including tbs
Modoe lava beds.
Murrays On Jaunt
In Paintad Deiert
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Murray
and three children, Rodney,
Marcella June and Rosemary,
are spending three weeks on a
delightful a u m m a r vacation
which will take them to the fas
cinating country of the Painted
Desert In Arizona. While In Art
zona they will also be tbe guests
of Mrs, Murray's sister and family.
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FLOWERS IN KLAMATH
Who says flowers can't bo grown in Klamath Falls?
These pictures of blossoms and the lily pool were
taken in the garden of the Boauford E. Haydon
home at 521 Washington street. A-bright Commo
dore dahlia in full bloom and in the bud is shown
at the upper left and (right) is soon the lovoly blos
soms of tha Los Angeles rose. Bolow is the lily pond
with a background of delicate columbine.
WEDNESDAY CLUB
HAS FINAL MEET
OF YEAR JUNE 15
Mrs. L. O. Mills. Mrs. L.
Delos Mills and Mrs. C. W.
Wesley presided ss hostesses
at a desert bridge at the St.
Paul' parish house Wednesday
evening, which was tbe final
meeting of thla season for the
Wednesday club.
Five tables were in pliy dur
ing the evening, with the
awarda going to Mrs. ' Roy
Premo and Mrs. Thomas Han
sen. At a brief business meeting
plana were made for a rum
mage sale to be hold by the
club early In September. Mrs.
James Swansen, Jr. la the new
ly elected president of the
organization.
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RIDING PARTIES
PLAN TRIPS INTO
KLAMATH'S HILLS
Riding continues to be one
of the most insclnnllnK nnil
popular sports of the season
and during the past week,
when the moon tins been full,
many enthusiastic riders have
organized moonllcht treks in
to the hills which surround
the Klamath city.
Several rides are planned
for next week, the rldora and
the "mess car" usually stnrl
lng from Mac Harbour's to a
designated spot where supper
Is enjoyed.
Mrs. Roderick Smith of Pros
pect street returned Thursday
from Portland where ahe spent
several days of this week visit
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CHARMING SAILORS
Dr. E. D. Johnson of Klamath Falls will probably observe Fathers'
Day with his two attractive young daughters, Barbara and Mary
Lou to whom he recently presented a trim little ship. The boat it
painted a gay blue with happy little yellow tails and both girll
have rapidly learned the art of keeping their craft .
upright on Klamath't picturesque lake.
Staff Photo
Wedding
In Valley
Miss Delzell Is Satur
day Bride at Church
Rite
X u nitron rolntlvns and
friends who reside In Klamath
Kalis. Including Mr. William A.
lieUcll. Jr., a brother of tlio
Inldo, motored to Medford Sat
urday to attend the marriage of
Miss Jennie Deltoll of this city
and Portland, and Mr. Harold
A. Savage. Jr., of Uorkeley and
l'rcscott. Arizona.
'I' ho wedding waa solemnized
ai tour o'clock Snturduy utter
nryii. June t ho eighteenth, In
S . Marks Episcopal church and
n v.-ddlug reception followed at
thu home of Mr. and Mrs. Don
Ni'V.-iierry, brother-in-law and
si it r of Mrs. Havago, Jr., after
winch ihit bride and groom left
for I. us Angeles on a wedding
trip. They will make their home
In Proscotl after July the first.
Mrs. Savugo, Jr., daughtor of
Mr. ami Mrs. W. A. Delzoll of
I'ortlund. resigned her position
this spring on tlio Klumntli un
ion IiIrIi school faculty of which
she has been a member fur sev
eral yeara after graduating from
the University of Oregon.
Swansens Visit In
Southern California
Dr. and Mrs. Merle II. Swan
sen and ouug daughter are
among Klamath residents en
joying enrly summer vacations.
lr. Swansen has been attending
the American Medical associa
tion convention In San Fran
cisco and Mrs. Swansen and
daughter have been visiting at
her former homo In Vlsalla, Cal
ifornia. Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Evans
plan to leave Sunday or Monday
for San Francisco where they
will attend the national conven
tion of Rotary clubs.
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GOLF WINNERS
ANNOUNCED AT
REAMES CLUB
Mrs. W. 0. Rmllh, Mrs. C. 0.
Kelley, Mrs. Jacques J. Htelger
anil Mrs. lluraoe W. Drldgnfnrd
were winners In the Weatherly
match played Friday morning
at Iteaiiios Onlf and Country
club, with finals to be played
off next Friday,
Much Interest hss been taken
liv Oils tournament which Is
considered one of I ha best of
the club program.
Winners in duplicate bridge
liml week, for north and south,
woro Mis. Ituliort Thompson
and Mrs. John Houston. Hon
ors for east and wast wont to
Mrs. Franklin L. Weaver and
Mrs. Frank Jenkins.
Progressive bridge winners
for this week were Mrs. Theo
dore Case, Mrs. Harry Wolmar
and Mrs. C, C. Kelley.
Among tho gliosis at Iteamea
Friday were Mrs. Krotl Mur
pliey, former rosldeut of Klam
ath Falls, Mrs. J. A. Oordon
and Mrs. Theodore I'ase who
were greoted by the members
during the sfternoon.
Luncheon was served at a
prettily appointed labia where
roses were beautifully arranged.
Six tables of duplicate bridge
and four inhloa of progressiva
bridge wore In play after lunch
eon. JIMMY MYERS
IS HOST FOR
GROUP MONDAY
Jimmy Myers, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Uoorge Auxler Myers, ob
served his tenth birthday Mon
day afternoon when a group of
young frlenda wore Invited for
games. Tho party was given at
tho home of Jimmy's parents at
1006 Taciric Terrace.
Games wore played during
the afternoon and at a lata hour
luncheon waa served at a pret
tily appointed table whore
gully decorated birthday cake
centered the lace cloth.
Guests wore Miss Marlon Me
Intyro, Miss Dale Smith of
Tulolake, Miss Rsmono Reeves,
Miss Barbara Brunk. Miss Ann
Hooves, and Masters Donald Me
Intyro, Itusaoll Smith and Billy
Staunton of Tulelako, Bill Per
rln. Oeorae Ellor, Tommy and
David Miller and Bobby Ras
mussen. WRIGHTS RETURN
HOME FROM TRIP
ON THURSDAY
Dr. and Mrs. George I.
Wright of Klamath Falls re
turned home Thursday morning
from a three weeks' trip which
took them to Chicago where
thoy attended the wedding of
their daughtor. Miss Henrietta
Wright, to Mr. Robert H.
Thayer.
Tbe wedding was an event of
May the twenty-eighth at tha
smart Wlndemere East hotel.
Following the wedding Mr. and
Mra. Thayer left on a month's
motor trip through the Smoky
mountain country in Tennessee
and Virginia.
Dr. Wright attended tha
week's clinic at Northwestern
university in Chicago and was
also present at the reunion of
hla class and the alumni' ban
quet. The Wrights returned to
Klamath Falls by way of Ssn
Francisco where they stopped
off to attend the mooting of tha
American Medical association.
TESTS WILL BE
GIVEN RIDERS IN
QUEEN'S CONTEST
There Is considerable en
thusiasm shown In the riding
tests which will be made at tba
fairgrounds on Sunday after
noon at two o'clock and to
which the entire community Is
Invited.
In the arena, following a
miniature rodeo which Mae
Barbour's rldera will present,
the young Klamath county
girls who are entering tha
contest will ride for the ap
proval of the Judges and tha
community.
A set of rules has bsen out
lined for tha judges whose
names will be announced later.
The riding will count 60 per
cent toward the score which
will make one of tha girls
queen.
At a late hour Saturday aft
ernoon eight Klamath county
girls had announced their In
tentions of soeklng the white
Stetson which will ba used to
crown the winner at tba
Queen's ball on Saturday eve
ning, June tha twonty-flfth, in
the armory.
MURPHEYS VISIT
KLAMATH FALLS
IN PAST WEEK
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Murphey
are visitors In Klamath Falls,
their former home, from Long
Beach, California where they
spent tbe past winter and where
thoy have purchased property
and will make tbelr home.
While here the Murpheya are
greeting old frlenda and several
Informal affairs have bsen
planned In tbelr honor.
Upon their return south, tba
Murpheya will be accompanied
by Mrs. Mttrphey's sister, Mra.
Jean Brown and two daughters
who will make thelr( home la
southern California;
the City
Marriage
Is Event
Claudia Alexander To
Be Bride of Arthur
Laroy Moore
A number af Klamath Falls
residents are motoring to Port
land thla weekend to attend tha
wedding of Miss Claudia Alex
andnr and Mr. Arthur Laroy
Moore which will he an evont of
Hiinilay, Juno tha nineteenth, at
Piedmont Presbyterian church
at five o'clock In tha evening.
Miss Alexander chose a wed
ding gown of traditional white
sstln with lace. Her gown waa
fashioned with a olosa filling
bodice and the skirl fell from
tha waist with lace and satin
gores. A waist length Jackal
with lace sleeves and a full
white silk net veil fslllng from
a coronot of flowers, completed
her wedding costume. Miss
Alexsnder will carry a whit
praysr hook with a cascade of
white HUM of the valley on a
cascade of white satin stream
ers. Miss Bsrbara Alexander, sis
ter of the bride, will be tha meld
of honor and other attendanta
will be Miss Muriel Moor of
Klamath Falls, sister of tha
groom. Mrs. Kay Cooper of Os
wego and Mrs. Winston Casey
of Portland.
Tha attendants were to wear
similar frocks mad In a lovely
rdlngot style of net over taf
feta with picture hata. Their
flowars war to b bouquets of
spring flowers to contrast with
heir frocks. Miss Bsrbara Alex
ander will wear sea green, Miss
Moore will wear a poach colored
frock, Mrs. Cooper will have a
frock of shell pink snd Mrs.
Cssey haa chosen delphinium
blu.
Mr. Howard Oraham of Klam
ath Falls will be Mr. MoorCa
beat man.
Following the ceremony a
formal reception will be held at
the home of the brld'a parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Jsmea
Alexander of Portland, stOi
Northwest Cleveland avenu.
The bride and groom will
Itar shortly after tba recep
tion on a boat trip which will
take them to Alaska for several
weeks. They will return ta
Klamath Falls to make tbelr
home.
Miss Alexander attended
school In Portland and later
studied for several years at
Monmouth, Bh bss taught la
tb Klamath Falls saboola for
the psst several years. Mr.
Moore, son of Mrs. Oartro.de
Moor of Ibis city, attended Ore
gon state collg whare ba waa
affiliated with Pi Kappa Phi
fraternity. Mr. Moor la with
the Weyerbaauaer Timber com
pany In Klamath Falls wW
thy wMl make their horn.
PARTY PLANNED
FOR MRS. HUNTER
BY OES GROUP
Mrs. r. Hill Hunter will b
complimented by the Past Ma
trons club of the Order of
Eastern Star next Friday after
noon, Juno twenty-fourth, at a
one o'clock luncheon at tb
Masonla temple when th mem
bera will bid farewell to Mrs.
Hunter who Is leaving thla city
to make bar horn n Prlnevllle.
Hostesses for tha aftarnooa
have bn announced as Mrs.
A. B. Epperson, Mrs. Christine
Murdoch, Mrs. J. M. Pylea, Mrs.
W. J, Btslnmetx, Mrs. Mlnnt
Ward and Mrs. Laura Wllllts.
Tha Past Matrons plcnta
which waa originally planned
for th June twenty-fourth data
has been postponed, according
to Mrs. J. H. Poppy, honored
past matron.
MISS SCHNEIDER
RETURNS NORTH
ON SATURDAY
Miss Forest Schneider left
Saturday morning for Cottage
Orove, Ore., where aha will
apend the greater part of tha
aummer. Hor parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. A. Schneider, and her
cousin, Miss Rosellen Lock
wood, have been visiting bar
this past week and returned
north with her.
Miss Lockwood baa beaa
meeting many friends of her
mother, Mrs. E. 0. Lookwood
who was tha former Miss Emma
Schneider of Klamath Falls and
a pioneer resident of thla city.
Friends have regretted to learn
of the passing of Mrs. Lock
wood In tha north last August.
Miss Schneider, who teaches
in tha Klamath Falls publl
schools, win return In Septem
ber to teach.
SHOWER GIVEN
MRS. HUNTER AT
FRIDAY LUNCHEON
A group of friends who mi
together regularly for contract
honored on of their group.
Mrs, F. Hill Hunter, Friday
aftornoon at a no-hostess lunch
eon and handkerchief shower at
the homo of Mrs. Charles J,
Martin,
Besides tha guest of honor,
eovera ware laid for Mrs. L. O.
Arans, Mrs. J. I. Beard, Mrs.
E. M. Bubb, Mrs, 0. R. Hollo
way, Mrs. Charles J. Martin,
Mrs, George Sample and Mrs.
J. H. Poppy.
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