Soptcmhor 17, 1938
THE NEWS AND THE HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAGE THREE
Miss Foster
Installed
Daughters of Job
Name Queen At
Ceremony.
At a hi'iiutlful public cero
1 1 1 ' . 1 1 Ht thu Miiminlc, li'inla
Th i i niln y iivimliiK III" new (if
fleers of Ihii IJuiikIiIi'I's lit Jul)
were Installed, Willi M Inn I'hyl
llii Fonlitr becoming honored
qill'nll,
Tlii) retiring honored iiuran,
.Minn Unity l.im Inn lie, pi ! ilicl
nn InnlnllliiK niftier, unnlnlril
lV Minn Iniiliallii Mllnn, chnp
lln, Minn J u ii I'liliiinr. nni-iii-Inry;
Minn lliulmrn l'lltniiin,
m ii i nti nil; Minn Hnwii Kviirllt,
mililii; Minn Jiiyi'n 1 ell mill
Minn Ciitlimlun Mnyhnw, cunlii
llniia, li ml Minn Kurlono Schu
bert, musician.
Offlcorn Installed with Mini
Fnntnr woro Minn lliiaemiiry
Sloan, aenlor prliiecnn; Minn
.Mm kiii "1 llmiun. Junior prln
cmn; Minn Fiiyn Htclunelfnr,
nmilur runlnilliui; Minn KUillu
lliiwnii, Junior cunluiltnii; Minn
llntly Itcymurn, guide; Minn
.Marlyce Krliinilnim, inurnhnll;
Mini J ii n no II u Ii Ii, lucurilnr;
Minn I'liyllln Collier, nnnlnliint
recorder; Minn Holly Leo Mnr
rlll, ni'conil inenneiignr; Mlna
Hill h Hendricks, fifth mennen
Km , Minn I'nlly Slump, hlnliir
lull. Iiiirlnit ihn ceremony, Minn
Ciilllur unit Minn Pully Fled
ii ii k ii duet, in riiinpiiiili'il liy
Mm linoriiu Mclulyru: Minn
Elisabeth lliirtnii Inva violin
niiinlinr with Minn Meulah Gore
an accompanist, mill MlM Mary
I. mi Johnnon entertained with
a piano nolo.
Till) punt honored iiui'i'li'a
Ji.wiil wui prrnciiird to Mlna
Dilillo liy Minn hvurlll who In
nlno a punt honored queen. Tim
Ini'oiiiliiK quoin wan prcnunicd
Willi iiiuiiy lovely Kl'ln.
Iianciiix for Hi" iin lii Im i m uf
llm bethel mill Ihelr nncmts
wiin clijoyuil tutor III llio ovu
nliiii, anil roficnhnicnis wore
nrni unili'r the direction o(
Mm. F. K. Drake, aorlnl chnlr
iii ii ii.
Tho hall wan attractive with
IlilKii hnnkela of ilulllliin lllld
oilier lull flowurn frum the L.
L Il.nililrkn gnrdenn. whlrh
win- in riinei'il by Minn Until
Hendricks unil Minn Janice
Mil lib.
lii'tiillulloii of m w nn nilict a
of Hut Klamath bethel coun
cil wna pontponofl until th
niit motlnii to bo hi'ld on
October Ihn sixth, aa suvornl
iiiiiiiilioin of llio council were
unable to be present.
Mm. Anna Hell Arkernnn,
K i rtii.t litiiirillnii ot DiiiiKliti'in
of Job. will pity an official
vinlt to Ihn lii'lhcl at llm inert.
Ini on October Hi" twentieth.
MOTHERS CLUB
OF ACADEMY TO
MEET SUNDAY
Thn Mothorn club of Sacred
Heart academy will meet for the
first 1 1 mo thla fall on Hiindny
afternoon at half punt on
o'clock, September tho eight
eenth. In thn academy audi
liirluin II wan announced.
All mothers of children who
are nilcndliiR Nacrcd llnnrl
academy are Invited to bo prcn
enl in thin nieetlnit. Tea will
bo nerved after tho bunlncna
acnnlon.
Officers of Ihn Mothera club
thin year nro Mm. liordon ('of
fey, prenldenl; .Mrn. Stephen
Snbo. vlcn prcnlilcnt: Mrn. It.
A. I. nl. onil", secretary mid Mrn.
.1. K. McAiulrewn, Iri'nnuri'r.
A GARDENIA FOR YOU
Moroly malo a purchaso of one or more DUBARRY beauty
preparations at Currin's for Drugs during
DUBARRY WEEK, Sept. 17th to 24th inclusive
and rocoivo an ordor on the Klamath Flower Shop, good
until Octobor lOlh, for your gardenia, or, if you profor,
four rosos for your home.
The purposo of this event is to give you the op
portunity of loarning about the DuBarry Boauty
Anglo Troatmont, which is so simple that you may
use it in your own homo with amazing results.
Tholmn Davis, who recently attended the DuBarry
Boauty School in Soattlo, will gladly explain il to
you. While sho modoslly disclaims any standing as
a "boauty export," yot many of our customers have
boon groally benofilod by the helpful suggestions
sho has boon ablo to hnaU as tho rosult of her
training and oxperienco.
Regardless of the Und of cosmotics you havo boon
using, you may ask hor advice without obligation
of any kind.
Sho vill toll you also about the lovoly now $5.00
DuBarry Stroamlinod Boauty Kit which will be
awardod to somo DuBarry customor at the conclu
sion of this event. You may bo the lucky one.
COME IN ANYTIME BETWEEN SEPT. I7TH
AND 24TH
CURBItrS FOR DRUGS
Nlh mill Main - "The I'llelully
MOTHERSINGERS
HAVE LUNCHEON
ON WEDNESDAY
Mm. John D. Hnlby, prnnldnnt
of tho Miilhernlngiirn, nnlor
Inlnnil Ihn Kroup nl luncheon
Weiliiendny, nt bur h o in o oil
Miiiiiniillii atri'ot,
Anldn from thn primary pur
ponn of aludyliiK iniinlo In gen
eral mid n cupollii c lio nil wink
In puiilculiir, Hi o n regular
luiiehoonn buvo bacoiuo a IiIkIi
point In llm Kroup't activities.
While a fow of Ihn members
worn uniiblo to attend on lunt
Wvilnnnduy, tho chiii'mlngly lip
puliiliiil luliln ni'iituil Mrn, J, I..
Olnon, Mrn. II. A, Cunlrnll, Mia.
Itliymouil II, lloiiven, Mm. It. K.
Tliompnon, Mrn. liny Morrill,
Mr. J, A. Ilurkii, Mrn. II. H.
Hliini) anil tho hostess, Mis.
Bolby.
ELKS TO OPEN
FALL SOCIAL
SEASON SOON
Miiiuhora of Ihn Elks lodge,
with their liidloa an Kticntn, lira
IooIiIiik lorwiiril to llm Intoiui
ul dancing pal ly which will of
ficially open tho full nodal
aennon In tho IoiIko.
Tho date baa been net for
Hnturduy, September tho twenty-fourth
ami Mr. Hert Noklu
by la clinlriuan of thn party.
Annlntlnjc him on tho cummil
litu la Mr. Charles Henvey, Mr.
KiiKene Lumen, Dr. i). J. Keen
and Mr. Fred lluiiKlund.
"Huldy" lOvunn orchentrn
will pluy for I li o ii f f ii I r which
la tho flml dunce of llio your.
Tho ilii nco In for Klkn an
their ladlea only.
NO-HOSTESS
DINNER HELD
BY AUXILIARY
Meiubera of thn f.lonn club
auxiliary met on .Monday evn
nlnic, Keptuuiber tho twelfth,
for a no-honienn dinner at Ilia
Wlllard hotel.
Kour now uieinbern afflllnled
with the Kroup at thin lliini ln
cIiiiIIiik Mrn. A. J. McDonald,
Mrn. I.ynn Itoycrort, .Mrn. It. K.
Hooker and Mrn. Kntlu KIkt.
KoIIiiwIiik dinner both run -Inn
l and iiiicllon brlilK'i w ero
played with high ncoro In con
trnri held by Mrn. Thoinna lliin
aen and In auction by Mm. Ar
nold .Stiidum.
Tho next iiicellng of tho aux
iliary will bo held on .Monday,
October tho lenili, llio placo to
bo announcofl later.
Mr. Whylal It
Honored Guoit
llonorliiK Mm. C. Hoy Why
lal, Mrn. II. W. Irwin cntcr
lAlned at a dennerl brlilKe and
ahowcr Tliurnday evenlni; nl
her SI. Kiniicln park lioiuo,
OiamiIhk a pllii of attractively
writiped packneon by llio hon
or (ileal waa tho foalura of th
vonliiK.
Hoi h brldce and plnochlo
wero In piny, with award for
bltli at bildKo xtnf; to Mra.
W. II. Mrl'herrcn and aecond
hlKh lo ihn nuent of honor.
.Mm. W. V. WlnnliiKhnni ro
celved hlKh for pinochle, mid
Mrn. Wllllum llrotinon, necund
hlKh.
lluentn woro Mrn. C. Hoy
Whytal. Mra. Wllllnm Ilroiiaon,
.Mm. Al Ilnlloy. Mra. W. W.
Win ii I ii k liu m . .Mm. loo Scroft
Klnn, Mrn. Floyd llenrlol, .Mm.
Karl Kiljue. Mm. Hobert C.
Ilurlelith, Mra. W. II. Mcl'ber
ren, Mra. (ilndya Slnvena. Mlna
I, I I I I a n Mlckelnon and th
bonlenn.
MADAME!
Lending addod charm and
fragrance to your evoning en
lomble (or that noxt formal
occasion, you may have,
WITHOUT CHARGE, a Iovb
ly gardenia, with the compli
ments of "Tho Friendly Drug
Store".
Diiih HI ore"
I'lione HO
sci'iW Toi
MISS CONDREY
BRIDE SUNDAY
OF MR. ALTER
Onn of Ihn tiiont attractive
brlden of early September waa
Minn I'liyllln tieraldlnn Condrey
mid Mr. John Lee Alter which
wan an event of .Sunday, Sep
tember thn eleventh, In the
Methortlnt chinch with Itev.
John W. Warrell reading llm
rlint ceremony In the presence
of a Kroup of friend and rel
allvcn. Mian Doroihy Kenternon waa,
the brlde'n only attendant.
Mr. Hobert l.llld nerved as
bent man.
Tho bride wnn charming In
an afternoon frock of aqua blue
Willi navy nccennorlen. Her cor
HiiKe was raililoned of pink
rone btidn and bouvardla.
Minn KcHterHini wore a pale
pink null with black nccensor
len. Her cornnKe waa of Talis
man ronchuds and forgct-me-notn.
Immediately after the cere
mony the young couple left on
an extended neddliiK trip along
tho count routo for tho north.
On their return to Klamath
Knlln Mr. and Mm. Alter will
he al homo at 2U01 Garden
atreet.
Mrn. Alter In the daughter
of Mr. and Mrn. A. K. Condrey,
109 1 1 1 1 1 m 1 1 1 o avenue and the
groom In tho ton of tho late
Mr. and Mrn. John Alter.
liucHtn at thu wedding In
cluded Itev. John W. Warrell.
Mr. mid .Mrs. Hobert LI ml, Mr.
and Mrs. Dale Alter. Mr. and
Mm. Holiorl Alter mid son. Jack,
Mr. and Mm. Thomas Melton,
Mr. anil Mm. Herman Hremer,
Mr. mid Mrn. Haul Shellen
horKcr, Mr. Harold Smart, Mr.
Norman limy, Mr. Lawrence
I.lltlo, Mr. JmncH Condrey, Mr.
Korrcnl Alter, Mr. Dick Heck
en, Mr. Hoy Wickernham and
Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Condrey.
ASSOCIATION
PLANS MEET
ON TUESDAY
Moinbera of tho local Camp
Klro tinai'dinn's nnxnclntlon will
meet nt Camp Klro house on
Conner avenuo on Tuesday,
September twentieth, nt half
pnat seven o'clock. Following R
short huniiictirt meeting Luine
llnerlelii anil Paulino Harvey
will glvo a report of their trip
lo national training course in
Vuklnin, Washington. Craft
work and nougs or tlitncCB re
quested by lenders will bo ex
plained nnd demonstrated. Any
guardian winning lo start her
head band should bring nn orig
inal symbolic design ready for
graph paper, n bend loom, linen
llircnil nnd flue needle. Hends
can be purchased at the Cnmp
Klro house. Thoso Interested In
spiitlm' prints plenso bring Ink,
tooth brush nnd leaves or
grasses.
Atiyonn interested In Cnmp
Klro work is invited to attend
tliia meeting nnd all gunrtllnns
nro urged to he present.
Mrs. II n r s Hnrth and
young daughter, Marilyn Jean,
of Mon Claire street nro leav
ing Sal unlay for Snlem where
they will spend a wook visit
ing. They will he nccompauied
by Mrs. Hui'lli'a mother, Mrs.
Collins, who has beon visiting
hero for several weeks from
her home in Snlem.
"LET GEORGE DO IT"
SWISS WATCH
REPAIR SPECIALIST
A COMPLETE LINE
OF JEWELRY
GEO.
837 Main
v.
AT CHARLOTTE HEUP'S PARTY
Caps were worn at a rakish angle last Saturday when a
group of playmates called at the home of Charlotte Heup to
help hor observe her sixth birthday. Charlotte is sitting at the
ond of the table and at her right is Judith Ann Vandenberg,
Sara Margaret Stewart, Myra Hennessy, Charlotte Ivory, Bobby
Medford, Carol Ann Williams, Donald Mclntyre, Mary Lang
slot, and Paddy Nidorf.
Ilerald-N'ows picture.
To Install
Officers
Auxiliary Heads to Be
Placed in Office On
Tuesday.
The first regular meeting of
tho American Legion auxiliary
for Ihe fall and winter session
will he held on Tuesdny eve
ning. September the twentieth,
nl eight o'clock In tho Ameri
can Legion hnll. installation of
now officers of the Klamath
Kails auxiliary and Junior aux
iliary, and the auxiliary or the
Mnlln ponl. will follow the busi
nenn meeting.
The new officers of the Klam
aih auxiliary are Mra. George
Hrltt. prenldent; Mrs. K. A.
l,a Forge, first vice president;
Mrs. F.dward B. Ashursl, sec
ond vice president; Mrs. S. F.
Konuie, secretnry and treas
urer; Mrs. Hetty Pearson, chap
lain, and Mrs. A. Longmire,
sergeanl-at-arms.
Junior auxiliary offlcera are
Mlsa Yvonne Petersteiner, presi
dent; Mlns Frances Foster, first
vice president; Miss Frances
Lee McMullen, secretary and
treasurer.
The Malln auxiliary officers
of the past year will hold the
snme offices this year. Out
going officers of the Klamath
auxiliary aro Mrs. C. 11. Foster,
president; Mra. George Brltt,
first vico president; Mrs. F. A.
LaForge, second vice president;
Mrs. S. F. Konnie, secretary
anud treasurer; Mrs. A. Long
mire, chaplain; Mrs. Betty Pear
sou, scrgeant-nt-arms; Mrs. Ef
fie Paul, color bearer.
Outgoing officers of the Jun
ior auxiliary are Miss Leltl
Stewart, president; Miss Yvon
no Pcterstclnor, frost vice presi
dent; Miss Frances Foster, sec
retary and trensurer.
Hefreshments will be served
at the close of the business ses
sion. Bach auxiliary member
Is requested to bring a pie,
MRS. REYMERS
WINS MORTENSON
TROPHY FRIDAY
Mrs. Mnhr Reymors won over
Mrs. Jacques J. Steiger Friday
morning, at Ilcames Golf and
Country club, when they played
off a tie for the Mortenson
trophy.
Mrs. R. R. Proebstel, who
was In chnrge of summer play,
announced that the winner for
summer play was also Mrs.
Mnhr Iteymers who was award
ed the Charles Garcelon trophy.
Qualifying for the annual
cluimpionship started on Fri
day morning with nine players
on tho course. These players
mny qualify anytime tip to
Thursday, It' was announced by
Mrs. C. C. Kolloy, captain.
Tho low qualifying score was
won by Mrs. Kclley on Friday
and sho played a 91, It was
learned.
On Friday of Inst week hon
ors nt bridge went to Mrs. V.
O. Smith nnd Mrs. William
drove, north nnd south and
Mrs. Henry Moe anil Mrs. How
aril Purrln, east and west.
Women of Renmcs aro asked
to bo nt tho clubhouse Friday
afternoons lo piny bridge and
It was announced that both pro
gressive and tournament play
will bo held.
METZ
Watchmaker and Jeweler
i t J
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MISS TUCKER
MARRIES IN
CHICAGO
Of Interest to many here la
tho marriage on September the
first In Chicugo of Miss Mar
garet Tucker, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. C. A. Tucker of
Maker, Oregon, to Mr. Henry
Coales. Tho bride is a grand
daughter of Mrs. Carl Schu
bert, Sr.. well known Klamath
matron, and has visited here
frequently where ahe has nu
merous friends.
The marriage was solemnized
at Ml. Carmcl church, after
which Mr. and Mrs. Coates left
for a wedding trip into Michi
gan. Mrs. Coates who is a talent
ed musician, has been studying
for tho past several years at
the Chicago Musical college
under Mr. Ganz, and Is now
teaching at a private school
In the Illinois city. Mr.
Coates Is manager of a Chicago
meat firm.
OPEN HOUSE IS
PLANNED FOR
FRIENDS SUNDAY
More than one hundred invi
tations were received this week
by friends of Mr. and Mrs. An
thony R. Manno who have re
cently returned from their wed
ding trip which took them cast.
Mrs. Manno will be remembered
as the former Miss Irene La
morie. A reception and open house
will be held by tho Mannos
from one o'clock until six
o'clock Sunday afternoon, Sep
tember the eighteenth, at their
home in the Marlon apartments.
Receiving with Mr. and Mrs.
Mnnno will be Mr. and Mrs. Al
Hogan nnd Miss Frances Ber
ry. Mrs. Manno will cut a
wedding cake nt a prettily ap
pointed tea table.
Tho wedding of Miss Lamorie
and Mr. Mnnno was an event
of August In Los Angeles.
LARKWOOD
if "Very
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ADRIENNE'S
MEDICAL DENTAL BLDG.
Brides Name
September
Fall Month is One
j Chosen For Klamath
r Weddings.
Reptember continues to b
tho month chonon by many
Klamath Kalla brlden aa their
wedding month, following ar
neverul which occurred recent
ly: I.KIHTIKOW-WIMIOX
Mlna Dorothy Wllaon and Mr.
Arthur l.cistlkow were mar
ried on the evening of Septem
ber the fifth at half pant eight
o'clock at the home of itov.
Arthur Charles Bates, 538 Lin
coln atreet.
Mlna Lorraine flkaggs and
Mr. Y. Itollln Pettis were at
tendants and other guests In
cluded Mr. F. N. Lelstlkow, Mr.
and Mrs. Dewing and Mrs. A.
C. Bates. The ring ceremony
waa read. The young coupl
will make their home In town.
THKXTOX-(X)I.T
Mlns Dorothy Ivaline Colts
became the bride of Mr. Phillip
Arthur Thexton at a quiet cere
mony read at the home of Mr.
and Mra. Louis Boldischar,
1420 Lookout street on th
evening of September the first
at bait pant seven o'clock. Tb
Itev. Arthur Charles Bales of
the First Christian church read
the ceremony. Attendants wer
Mlns Vera Jean Boldischar and
Mr. Hobert Thomas Coaion.
GRAIHER-WILSEY
Miss Ruth Irene Wllsejr waa
married In a beautiful cere
mony Sunday morning, Septem
ber the eleventh In the First
Presbyterian church when -she
became the bride of Mr. Freder
ick A. Gralser of Klamath Falls
In the presence of a group ot
friends and relatives.
Rev. A. Theodore Smith read
the ring ceremony.
The bride wore traditional
white satin and carried a show
er bouquet.
Attendants were Mrs. Inez
M. Brandenburg and Mr. Har
old O. Brandenburg. Following
a brief wedding trip Ihe young
couple will return to Klamath
Falls to make their home.
Guests at the wedding In
cluded Mrs. Nettle Galarneau,
Mr. and Mrs. William Stewart,
Mrs. Esther Noel, Miss Nettie
Tompkins, Miss Lucy Mae Tav
enar, Miss May Steely, Miss
Gertrude Lidberg. Miss Rubelle
Lelghty and Messrs. Harry D.
Bolvln, William McCauley, Don
Haven Evans, Thomas A. Fante,
Don Noel, Jim Noel, John Fer
rell and A. W. Macken.
HULSE-HASEX
On Thursday evening, Sep
tember the fifteenth, Miss Wini
fred Barbara Hasen of Mc
Cloud, California, became the
bride of Mr. William Henry
Hulse of Dunsmulr, California
at the home of the officiating
minister. Rev. A. Theodore
Smith of the First Presbyterian
church. The single ring cere
mony was used. Witnesses
were Mr. Douglas W. Pence
and Mr. J. E. Knight. Mr.
Hulse Is an employe of the
Southern Pacific company and
the couple will make their
home at 415 Walnut avenue.
McDAXIEL-MOXAHAN
At the Methodist church
parsonage on Wednesday, Sep
tember the fourteenth. Miss
Margaret G. Monaban ot Bel
lingham, Washington became
the bride of Mr. Ronald Mc
Daniel of Klamath Falls. Rev.
John W. Warrell read the cere
mony In the presence of friends
and relatives of both the
bride and groom. Present were
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. McDaniel,
Miss Ada Marie McDaniel and
Mary Lee McDaniel, Mrs. Hom
er Knight, mother ot the bride
and Mr. Clarence Howie.
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LARKWOOD"
you twist your feet
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MRS. JOHNSTON
IS CHAIRMAN '
OF MAGAZINE
Word has been received hor
of the appointment of Mrs. B.
C. Johnston as magazine chair
man for the Oregon Congress of
Parents and Teachers.
Mrs. Johnston's appointment
Is a particularly happy one
since she has been an active
worker In one of Klamath
county's most active parent
teacher units, Falrhaven. Mrs.
Johnston is also beginning her
second year as program chair
man for the Klamath County
Council of PTA.
The National Parent-Teacher
Is the organ of the National
Congress of Parents and Teach
ers and contains practical and
helpful suggostions concerning
the rearing and education of
children from pre-school ag
through the high school years.
The sound, dependable Informa
tion given In the articles Is con
tributed by experts, by peopl
who know children.
Mrs. Johnston's work will be
mainly devoted to the promo
tion of state recognition of thla
magazine.
' '
COMMITTEES
OF LIBRARY
CLUB NAMED
Those who wish to Join th
Klamath Falls Woman's Li
brary club are advised that
they may pay their dues to
any member of the member
ship committee of which Mrs.
John H. Houston Is chairman.
Assisting Mrs. Houston on
this committee are Mra. Ted
Medford, Mrs. Kenneth G.
Klahn, Mrs. J. Royal Shaw
and Mrs. E. D. Lamb.
It was announced that the
District Number Six conven
tion will be held in Klamath
Falls In October with the
Klamath Falls club as hostess.
Mrs. it olio C. Groesbeck, chair
man of the committee for the
meeting, will announce the date
and plans later.
Mrs. Samuel P. Miller has
been appointed magazine chair
man tor the state federation of
Women's clubs magazine, the
Oregon Clubwoman.
Hospitality committee for the
meeting on Monday Included
Mrs. George R. Lindley, who
will serve as hospitality com
mittee head for the year. Mrs.
E. A. Thomas and Mrs. R. P.
Ellingson.
GRIFFITH-POBSOX
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh L.' Sco
vell of Medford announce the
marriage of their daughter.
Miss Audrey Dobson, to Mr.
Harold Griffith ot Klamath
Falls. The wedding service
took place on Sunday, August
the twenty-eighth, in Seattle,
Washington, with the Rev. E.
Erickson' of the First Christian
church officiating. The couple
Harry Jones of Portland, long
time friends of the bride. Mrs.
Griffith lived In Medford for a
was attended by Mr. and Mrs.
number of years before moving
to Klamath Falls several years
ago. She is a graduate of
Medford high school.
Mrs. W. L. Poole planned to
leave this weekend tor San
Francisco where she will visit
for a short time with her
mother. A family birthday din
ner, honoring her mother, has
been arranged during Mrs.
Poole's visit.
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MEDICAL-DENTAL BLDG.
OES Opens
1938 Year 4
Plans for Fall and Win
ter Made at Tuesday
Session.
On Tuesday evening In th
Masonic Temple, Aloha chapter
number 1, Order ot th East
em Star, held lta first regular
meeting following the vacation
period ot July and August.
The attendance was unusual
ly good, there being mor thaa
a hundred and twenty-flv mem
bers and visitor! present. Th
full corps of eighteen regular
offlcera were present to fill
their places. Mra, Eva Smith,
one of the two color bearera,
special officers appointed by
the worthy matron, waa unable
to be preaent. Her place was
filled by Mrs. Margaret Hamlin,
A tall whit floor basket,
filled with beautiful dahlias la
all the gorgeous hues of Au
tumn, adorned the dais on
which the head officers of th
chapter were seated, while
profusion of gladioli, zinnias,
and asters, arranged In baskets
and floor rases, were used aa
floral decorations throughout
the chapter room.
Immediately following a short
business meeting, the worthy
matron requested her officers
to meet In the ladles' parlor to
have a group picture taken.
This picture will appoar next
month In an Eastern Star mag
azine, "Eastern Star of th
West," which Is published In
Portland for th states ot Ore
gon, Idaho, Washington, Utah,
Montana, Arizona, Nevada, Cal
ifornia, Wyoming, and New
Mexico.
The rest of the evening wai
devoted to contract bridge, Mrs.
Leola Hellbronner being In
charge. High score was won
by Mrs. Myrtle Reymers, while
second honors went to Mrs.
Ruth Palmer.
The worthy matron, Mrs.
Bernice Meade, has planned a
memorial service In honor of
members who have died during
the past year, as a feature of '
the next meeting ot the chapter
which will be held on Tuesday,
September twenty-seventh.
DINNER IS
GIVEN FOR
KLAMATH GIRL
A group of friends gathered
at the Blue Bird for half past
six o'clock supper on Monday
evening In honor ot Miss Doris
Rogers who leaves this week
end for Lintleld college at Mc
Minnville, Oregon where sh
will study. Guests were office
assistants a t Weyerhaeuser
Timber company.
Following dinner the group
complimented Mrs. Homer
Amoreaux, a recent bride, at
her home in Alpha apartments
, with ' a miscellaneous shower.
Mrs. Amoreaux is the tonne
Miss Berneva Hunt.
Covers at dinner were laid
for Mrs. Amoreaux, Miss Rog
ers, Mrs. James Crapo, Mrs.
Harold Houk. Mrs. Rufus Qutl
lln, Mrs. William Newton, Miss
Lucile App, Miss Evelyn Loff,
Mlsa Delphlne Olson, Miss Ro
sella Hampton, Miss Marian Tel-
' ford. Miss Elinor High and Miss
Carman Sargent.