PACE TWO
THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
November 10, 30,18
0 rary Club
Mexico
Is Topic
Mrs. Lawson Brainerd
Paints Interesting Pic
ture. Women of Klamath Fulls,
who were io fortunate is to
hoar Mrs. Lawson Brnlnerd ot
Tulclake present hor program,
"UllmpRos of Mexican Llfo and
and Hniullcrnft" with a dis
play ot the delightful art ot
Mexico, both old and new, at
the library Monday afternoon,
were ent huslaallo in their
praise ot the program. Indeed I
Indeed!
Mrs. Bralnord spoke before
the Klamath Kails Woman's
. Library club and guests and
told of her girlhood In Mexico,
of her family leaving hurried
ly during turbulent days of the
revolution, and her return a
number of jenrs later and the
changes which she found in
the country which, to her,
would always have & distinct
charm all of Its own, a charm
which always exists for those
who have lived In old Mexico.
The delightful talk given by
Mrs. Brainerd was Illustrated
by many interesting pieces ot
silver, hand carved wood, laces,
pottery, linen, wool and glass.
The making of dishes of gay,
fascinating design was told by
Mrs. Brainerd. who was well
versed In the manner In which
the Mexican natives created
their arts.
Mrs. Brainerd Injected many
amusing incidents of her re
cent visit to Old Mexico Into
her talk which was one of the
most refreshing heard at Li
brary elub.
In keeping with the program
Mrs. George Hlllis sang two
. charming Spanish numbers,
"El Gaucbo" by Schlpa, and
"Estrelllta" by Ponce. Mrs.
Don J. Zumwalt accompanied
Mrs. Hillls who sang in her
usual delightful manner.
Mrs. George A. Myers, presi
dent of Library elub, gave a
brief aurrey of the meeting
of District No. Six, which was
held in Klamath Falls recent
ly. It was announced that Mrs.
Albert O. Roenlcke had been
appointed chairman ot the
legislation committee for Li
brary club.
Mrs. Don Fisher and Mrs.
George A. Massey assisted Mrs.
George Lindley as members ot
the hospitality committee. Mrs.
Hardin Blackmer arranged
flowers for the meeting.
At the December meeting ot
the club Mrs. Victor Evans
O'Neill will review the book,
"The Late George Apley" by
John P. Marquand. The meet
ing Is scheduled for Decem
ber the twelfth.
GIFT EXCHANGE
IS PLANNED
BY COUNCIL .
Group two of the women's
council of the First Christian
church met Thursday after
noon, November the seventeenth
at the home of Mrs. Wesley
Cross in Stewart addition. The
business meeting was conducted
by the group leader, Mrs. M.
C. Deerlug.
Following the business ses
sion a very Interesting read
ing on our first Thanksgiving
was given by Mrs. A. C. Bates.
Later refreshments were served
to Mrs. M. C. Deering Mrs.
A. C. Bates, Mrs. A. E. Bailie,
Mrs. Eva Summers, Mrs. R. W.
Clapp, Mrs. Mary Alexander,
Mrs. Raymond Steers, Mrs.
Joe Smith, Mrs. Laura Rawley,
Mrs. H. A. Staus, Mrs. P. W.
Sayles and the hostess, Mrs.
Wesley Cross who was asslst
. ed by Mrs. P. W. Sayles Mrs.
Joe Smith and Mrs. H. A.
Staus.
The next meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs. M. C.
Deering, house number 23, at
Weyerhaeuser, December the
fifteenth. Following the busi
ness meoting a Christmas party
with gift exchange will be en
joyed members are asked to
not exceed twenty-five cents
for gifts. A cordial invitation
is extended to all the mem
bers of group two who have not
been attending the meetings,
Soroptimisfs To
Entertain Officer
Mrs. Malzie Murphey, presi
dent of the Portland Soroptl
mlst club, will be a guest In
Klamath Falls Sunday when
she will be entertained by the
Klamath Soroptlmists at a ten
o'clock breakfast and at an
evening dinner.
. The breakfast will be held at
the Pelican grille and dinner
will be served at the Willard
hotel. Those In charge of ar
rangements are Mrs. Gwendolyn
Wright, Miss Catherine Gay
lord, Mrs. Rita Wlsenant and
Mrs. Fay Williams.
, Art Neodlo Work
Club Has Meeting
Mrs. J. Fred Gooller, Sr., and
Mrs. Jennie Hurn entertained
at the Goeller home on River
side stroot Wednesday after
noon for members of the Art
Needle Work club when the
group gathered for an Informal
chat and tea.
Guests of the afternoon were
Mrs. Frank Ira White and Mrs.
J. Fred Goeller Jr.
The next meeting of t h
group will be held nt the home .
of Mrs. Rutin Moore on River
side street.
BENEFIT DATE
IS NAMED FOR
FEBRUARY 4TH
Plans are being worked out
by the Lioness club members
for their nnnual benefit bridge
party and tea which will be one
of the outstanding events o(
The dale of the benefit is
Saturday afternoon, February
the fourth, and the chairman of
the affair Is Mrs. Vernon Moore
who will be assisted by Mrs,
Thomas Hansen, chairman ot
last year's successful parly.
Money derived from the bene
fit will be used to purchase
glasses for needy children as
a part of the club's worthy
sight conservation program,
PARTY GIVEN
FOR MRS. ROHRER
MONDAY EVE
Mrs. Leland "Conroy enter
tained at her home Monday
evening, November the four
teenth, for Mrs. Charles M.
Rohrer Jr. The evening was
spent in games and conversa
tion and Mrs. Rohrer was pre
sented with many Interesting
rifts. Coffee was served at a
late hour.
Guests were Mrs. Rohrer,
Mrs. John Fossum, Mrs. Henry
Kranenburg. Mrs. George Fife,
Mrs. Charles Rohrer Sr., .Mrs.
Virginia Harper, Mrs. Alvin
Macartney, Mrs. Viola Vogler,
Mrs. Catherine Fulton, Mrs.
Oliver Riley, Mrs. Glenn Pal
mer, Mrs. Embert Fossum,
Mrs. Dick Kranenburg, Mrs.
Lou Harklns, Mrs. William
Bratton, Miss Estelline Bell,
-Miss Verna Ireton, Miss Elisa
beth Gallagher, Miss Mildred
Fraser, Miss Frances Berry,
- Miss Donna Fife and Miss Ona
Mae Massey.
MISS BULLACK
COMPLIMENTED
BY FRIENDS
For Miss Ina Bullack, who
left Thursday for Lakevlew
where she will become adminis
trator of the Lake County Re
lief committee, members of the
Klamath Falls office enter
tained with a turkey dinner at
the home ot Mrs. Elizabeth
Sanders Wednesday evening.
Miss Bullack was presented
with a leather brief case as
going away gift from the office
members with whom she has
worked for a number of years.
The members also compliment
ed MIss Ruth Wooltngton with
a handkerchief shower. Miss
Woollngton Is leaving the
Klamath office to accept an
other position.
Guests at the dinner included
Mr. and Mrs. Mac Dudley and
son, Donald, Miss Ina Bullack,
Miss Marion Roberts, Miss
Marycarol Jones, Miss Ruth
Woollngton, Miss Kathryn
Wood, Mrs. Karl Urquhart. Mrs.
John H. Walter of Chehalls,
and Mrs. Elizabeth Sanders and
daughter. Miss Jane.
KLAMATH B ETH EL
ELECTS OFFICERS
THURSDAY NIGHT
Election of officers was held
at the meeting of the Daugh
ters of Job on Thursday eve
ning at the Masonic temple and
plans were made for a formal
Installation on December the
fifteenth.
The newly elected queen Is
Miss Rosemary Sloan; Miss
Margaret Horton Is senior
princess; Miss Betty Reymers,
junior princess; Miss Marlyce
Erlandson, guide; Miss Phyllis
Collier, marshall.
There will be an Initiation
of new members at the first
meeting of next month on De
cember the first.
Miss Janice Bubb, recorder,
has been selected to represent
the Klamath bethel at the In
stitution ot a new bethel of
Daughters of Job In Eugene
on December the third. Miss
Bubb will be accompanied to
the valley city by Mrs. Phyllis
Poole, grand guide.
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EXECUTIVE
GROUP MEETS
WITH MRS. SHOOP
The executive bdard ot tha
Lioness club met for1 luncheon
Wednesday, November the
ninth, at half past twelve
o'clock at the home of Mrs.
Ted Shoop on Second street.
Following luncheon a busi
ness meeting was held and
plans for the year made.
Guests were Mrs. Carl Mason,
Mrs. Walter Wiesenilanger,
Mrs. Paul Skeen. Mrs. Vernon
Moore. Mrs. Oliver Spikcr,
Mrs. Kenneth G. Klahn, Mrs.
Ed Robinson. Mrs. F. Cecil
Adams. Mrs. D. E. Van Vactor
and Mrs. J. V. Owens.
Miss Tyrrell To
Spend Holiday Here
Among the college students
who will spend the Thanksgiv
ing holidays In Klamath Falls
Is .Miss Virginia Tyrrell, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Tyrrell
of Pacific Terrace. .Miss Tyrrell,
who Is a freshman at the Uni
versity of Oregon, has pledged
Phi Beta, national music hon
orary. Annual Fall Party
Plans Are Made
Announcement has been made
that the annual fall formal
of Beta Sigma Phi so
rority will be held Friday. No-
vember the twenty-fifth, at Cal
Ore tavern when a dinner dance
will be enjoyed by the group
and their escorts.
Miss Isabolle Jones Is chair
man of the affair.
FOUR GENERATIONS
Before Mr, and Mrs. Charles A. Shaw left for San Diego to
spend the winter with their daughter, Mrs. Ed Stout, this picture
of four generations was taken. From left to right, Mrs. Henry
Gerber, her young daughter, ; Sylvia, the rwins, Marilyn and
Margaret Gerber, Mr. and Mrs. Shaw, and Mrs. Gerber's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. Wortley. The Shews are parents
of Mrs. Wortley.
Kcnnell-EIHs picture.
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MRS. LAWSON BRAINERD
Charming Tulelake matron who presented one of the most
interesting programs heard by Klamath Falls Woman's Library
club members Monday afternoon when she discussed Mexico and
Mexican handicrafts.
Kennell-EUIs picture.
PARTY GIVEN
AFTER GAME
ARMISTICE DAY
Complimenting Mr. and Mrs.
Heunlng Jensen ot San Jose,
Mrs. Jensen's sister, Mrs. Henry
Gerber, entertained with a Tom
and Jerry party Friday after
noon following the football
game between Bend and Klam
ath Falls.
More than twenty-six guests
were Invited to greet the Jen
sens who have visited hero fre
quently. Mrs. Jensen Is the for
mer Miss Dorothea Wortley,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
G. Wortley of this city.
On Tuesday evening Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Barnhisel enter
tained at dinner for Mr. and
Mrs. Jensen and Mr. and Mrs.
Gerber at their homo on Conger
avenue.
NILE CLUB
MEMBERS IN ,
MEDFORD
Several members of the
Klamath Falls Nile club were
guests In Mcdford last week
end where they attended a for
mal Initiation and ceremonial
of Zulelma temple, Daughters
of the Nile on Saturday. Thir
teen new members were Initi
ated Into the temple.
Those who motored to the
valley city from here were Mrs.
A. B. Epperson, Mrs. George
Hlllis, Mrs. R. D. Eller, Mrs. V.
J. Josephson, Mrs. J. C. O'Neill,
Mrs. Lawrence Bertram and
Mrs. H. E. Jones.
An evening banquet and
dance concluded the day's ac
tivities at whlnh many of the
husbands were guests.
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MEMBERS
HONORED
WITH PARTY
One ot the most delightful
parties of the past week was
that given Monday night In the
small rooms of tho city library
when members of the Klamath
Falls chapter, American Associ
ation of University Women, en
tertained with a dessert bridge
party for now members.
Miss Virginia Flck was chair
man of the affair, assisted by
Mrs. Stanley Woodruff. Miss
Alctha Gray. Miss Ella Kedkey.
Miss Rosemarle Schooni and
Miss Marie Wctteratrom.
Fall flowers were used effec
tively about the rooms where
bridge was played with high
score for new niembers hold by
Mrs. Raymond Yarnes, for old
members by Mrs. J. V. Owens
and the guest prize was given
Mrs. George Gardlnler of Glen
dale, Oregon, who was a guest
here this week.
BENEFIT -IS
PLANNED FOR
FREMONT SCHOOL
Mrs. Calvin Hunt Is chair
man of the Fremont Parent
Teachers association card party
which will be held Friday, De
cember the second. In the Fre
mont school auditorium at eight
o'clock.
Pinochle, auction and con
tract bridge will be played and
reservations for tables may be
made with Mrs. Hunt, Mrs. W.
D. Miller, Mrs. Hurge Mason Jr.,
or Mrs. Fred Flock. Tickets may
he purchased at tho door for the
evening, it was also announced.
DORRIS PARTY
OF INTEREST
TO RESIDENTS
DORRIS The Parent-Teach-trs
organization of Dorrls held
a most successful public whist
party on Tuesday evening. Sev
enteen tables did not nearly fill
the pleasant auditorium of the
grammar school. After an en
joyable evening of whist cof
fee, mince and cherry pie were
served by the hostesses. All
the teachers of both the gram
mar school and Butte Valley
high school attended Institute
week at Yroka this past week.
Mr. Paul Evans, principal of
the grammar school, was one
of the main speakers,
Thanksgiving
Party is Given
Mrs. Martha McColIum en
tertained for mombors of TNT
I) rid go club at the home of Mrs.
A. C. Backes on Pacific Terrace
Wednesday evening.
The Thanksgiving theme was
carried out during the evening
In both favors and refresh
ments. High score was held by Mrs.
Lester Cofer, a guest of the
evening, second high by Mrs.
Lynn ItasmUBsen, who will en
tortnln tho group In a fortnight,
low by Mrs. John Larson and
traveling prize to Mrs. LeRojr
Cartor.
Parties
In Valley
Showers and Informal
Affairs Keep Women
Busy Socially
LANQBLL VALLEY Mrs.
Naomi Pepple and Mrs. Katie
Pepple entertained the I.angell
Valley Woman's elub at the
parish hall on the afternoon of
November the seventeenth. In
the ahsenre of Ihe president,
Ethel Sullivan, the meeting was
conducted by Mary Dearborn,
Plans were made for a com
munity Christmas tree for the
children of Lsngell valley. A
beautiful picture of Crater lake
was given lo Mrs. Ella Hunts
by the ladles as a farewell gift,
Mrs. Burns Is leaving soon for
her new home In Redding, Cali
fornia. Members and guests
present Included Mrs. (irare
Rnvell, Mrs. Charlotte Fits
hush, Mrs. Nettle Davis, Mrs.
Ruby Brown, Mrs. Haiel Tur
ner, Mrs. Llstle Powers, Mrs,
Bohblette (lift. Mrs. Theresa
Teare, Mrs. Edna lltinn, Mrs.
Mary Dearborn, Mrs. Alma
Johnson, Mrs. Ella Burns, Mrs.
Lucille Campbell, Mrs. June
Shuck, Mrs. Grace Dearborn,
Mrs. Virginia Thomas. Mrs.
Helen Carnes, Mrs. Mabel Wil
son, Mrs. Florence llotklna,
Mrs. Nellie Dean. Mrs. Fern
Wilson and Mrs. Cora Loavltt.
Refreshments were served by
the hostess late in the after
noon. The next meeting will
be at the parish hall on Decem
ber fifteenth and Mrs. Ithea
House will be tho hostess.
LANGELL VALLEY Mrs.
Oscar Campbell and .Mrs. Law
rence Campbell gave a shower
for Mrs. George Carnes on Fri
day afternoon at the Oscar
Campbell home. Mrs. Carnes
Is a recent bride and was Mlaa
Helen Roberts before her mar
riage. After the opening and
admiring of the lovely and use
ful girts, the guests enjoyed a
social afternoon. Refreshments
were served by the Mrs. Camp
bells, at four o'clock.
LANGELL VALLEY Mrs.
L. W. Monroe gave a delightful
bridge party at her home Tues
day afternoon. Mrs. Malcolm
Teare was given first prlxe,
Mrs. Bill Bulllvan, low prize
and Mrs. Claude Murray, the
traveling prise. At the close
of a pleasant afternoon, re
freshments were served to the
following guests, Mrs. Bill Sul
livan, Mrs. Malcolm Teare. Mrs.
Claude Murray, Mrs. Henry
Dearborn, Mrs. Owen Pepple,
Mrs. Jeff Bean. Mrs. Lloyd (lift,
Mrs. Charles Revell, Mrs. Harry
Frailer, Mrs. Robert Dean, .Mrs.
Lester Lcsvllt, Mrs. DoVaul
and Miss Hazel Morrison.
LANGELL VALLEY On
the afternoon of October
the tenth, Mrs. Roy Phillips
was honored with a shower,
given by members of the Social
club, at the home of Mrs. Her
bert Merchant. Mrs. Phillips
received many lovely gifts pre
sented by her friends. Guests
Included Mrs. Hty Phillips.
Mrs. Herb Merchant. Mrs.
Charles Martin, Mrs. Jeff Ilean,
Mrs. Luther Burns. Mrs. Claude
Shuck, Mrs. William Phillips.
Mrs. Ivan Welch, Mrs. Jeff
"Bean, Mrs. Alfred Duncan, Mrs.
John Miller, Mrs. Alfred Lilly,
Mrs. Wright and Miss Hazel
Merchant. A buffet lunch was
served at four o'clock.
Mrs. H. E. Gels of 511 Pa
cific Terrace Is in Santa Cruz,
California where she was
called the fore part ot tho week
by the Illness of her mother
whose condition Is now report
ed to be Improving, according
to word received here.
Mrs. John H. Walter Jr., Is
the house guest of hor brothor-ln-law
and slater, Mr. and Mrs.
Karl Urquhart, from her home
In Chehalls, Wash. Mrs. Walter
plans to visit here for several
weeks.
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LEAVES FOR NORTH
Miss Mary Lucille Montgomery, popular member
of Klamath Falls younger sot, left early this week
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. N. Montgomery,
o make their home in Longview, Washington.
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MRS. GOBLE
POSTPONES
VISIT HERE
Word has been received In
Klamath Falls that Ihe visit
of Mrs, I, mm Lnlhntn tlolile,
I'aclfle coast orgftulr of Del
phian planned fur Tuesday,
November lh twenly-second in
Klamath Falls, would he post
poned until Tuesday, Novem
ber the twenty-uliilli, it was an
nounced by Mrs. Don Zumwalt,
Delphian supervisor.
The regular meeting of Del
phian, which would have 00
curred Novembor twenty-ninth,
has been set for November the
twenty seennd at a quarter lo
two o'clock In the Klk hotel at
which time the topic tor dis
cussion will he "Charles Kings
ley, christian Socialist" and
the leader will be Mrs, Zum
walt. Mrs. Gnble has been delayed
In Seattle, where more Ulan two
thousand women are Interest
ed In Delphian, 11 nil she will he
forced to reinulu there for a
longer time. She plana to
spend the Thanksgiving holi
days with her family, the Lath
ams, In Sllverton, Oregon,
where Mrs, tloiilu's mother
Uvea.
Much Interest Is being
shown over Mrs. Goble's visit
here at which time she will
attend an all-day meeting with
Delphian members Including a
luncheon at noon.
THANKSGIVING IS
MOTIF FOR PARTY
AT CHILCOTE HOME
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Thankiglvlng was tha motif
at a lovoly brldgo luncheon giv
en on Flidny afternoon, Novem
ber the eighteenth, at the K,
M. Chllcote home on Mesa
street when Mrs. K. M. Chll
cote and Mrs. Helen Engle pre
sided as co-hostosans.
Luncheon was served at one
o'clock at the Individual tables
centered by chrysanthemums
and tapers and decorated with
small Thanksgiving favors.
Howls of chrysanthemums were
also used about the rooms.
Seven tables of bridge were
In play during tha afternoon,
and at the close the awards
were presented to Mrs. D. D.
Havens. Mrs. Arthur W.
Srhaupp and Mrs. Otto Kon
schot. JINX CLUB
MEMBERS HAVE
DINNER PARTY
Members of the Jinks club
delightfully entertained their
husbands at a half past six
o'clock dinner and pinochle
party Saturday evening. Novem
ber the twelfth at Ihe home of
Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Dixon.
Present were Mr. anil Mrs.
Roy Lal'rarle. Mr. and Mrs. It.
B. Hopkins, Mr. end Mis. Kirk
(lebhiirt, Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Cary. Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Camp
bell, Mrs. Elizabeth Norrls and
Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Dixon, the
hosts.
High scores at cards were
held by Mr. mid Mrs. A. It.
Campbell and low hy Mrs. Nor
rls and Mr. Johnson.
Members Attend
Lakeview Meet
Several members of Aloha
chnpter. Order of Kaatorn Star,
motored to l.nkovlow Tuosday
where they attended a program
given by the Oriental chapter,
honoring the green ray of the
Eastern Star.
Those who attended from
hore were Mrs. Horn Ice Mead,
worthy matron of Aloha chap
ter; Miss May Phlnney, asso
ciate matron; Mrs. Dorothy
Templar, conductress; Mrs.
Phyllis Poole. Martha; Mrs.
Velma f'rlsman, Mrs. Ruth
Palmer, Mrs. Alma Cofer, Mrs.
Nlta West, Mrs. Virginia Brown.
Mrs. Sid Elliot and Mr. Earl
Palmer, nssorlato pnlron.
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Weddings
Reported
Brides Tell Plans For
November Ceremon
ies. A number of Interesting wed
dings have been reported dur
ing the past week and a num
ber of Klamalli Fell lirldes
eleel hnvo announced plana tor
holiday weddings which will be
told later.
Htnlfunl-Moulliyi
Miss Ruth Mniiltoii berume
Ihe hrliln of Mr. Kenneth Hini-
ford Saturday evening, Novem-j
her t h e twelfth, In nlitai
o'clock ceremony which was'
read br Itev, Arthur Charles
Bales of the First Christian
church at the home of the
bride's mother, Mrs. Cedrle
Myor. 721 Mitchell street,
Mrs. Thomas Hrnwn was Ihe
hrliln's only attendant anil Mr.
Thomas Drown was best man.
The bride was lovoly In a
frock of tesl blue with plum ac
cessories. Her flowers were of
pink rosebuds and lllles-nMhe-vnlley
and were fashioned Into
a corsage.
Rooms ot the Myer home
were beautifully decorated with
garlands of dwarf asters. The
wedding march was played by
Mrs. Arthur diaries hates and
Miss Iris Hales sang "1 Love
You Truly."
Following the ceremony
supper was served to Mr. and
Mrs. Thomss Ilrown. Mr. anrf
Mr. Ceilrlc Myer, parents
the bride, Mr. and Mrs. Y.
Stnlfiird, parents of the liroum,
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Mattoon, Mr.
and Mrs. Stanley llnnsvti, Mr.
and Mrs. Virgil Smith, Itev. and
Mrs. Hates, Miss Iris Hales and
Ihe young couple.
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On Saturday aftornoon at
one-thirty o'clock Mr. Joseph
E. Houghton and Miss Doris
Nabakowskl, both of Algotua,
were united In marriage at the
home or the officiating minis
ter. Arthur Charles Hates, of
the First Christian church. The
single ring ceremony was read
in the presence of the following
guests, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Nabakowskl, parents ot the
bride. Mr. and Mrs. liaurgn L.
Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. 11. L. Pat
terson and daughter. Rose, Mr,
and Mrs. T. E. Svendsen, and
Hoy Svendsen, Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Groves, Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Ambers, and daughter,
Nancy Lee, Mr. Don Nolmkowy I
ki and son. Mr. Finn Svendsen,
Miss Helen Ilrown and Mr.
Clarence Truman, who were
bridesmaid and best man.
Tho bride wore a traveling
suit of teal blue with black ac
cessories. She wore a corsage of
gardenias and talisman roses.
The happy couple left Imme
diately for a two weeks honey
luoou In Los Angeles.
riinilsry-lllalr
Married at the study of Arth
ur Charles Bates of the First
' Christian church on Tuosday,
November Ihe tenth at four
o'clock were Mr. William Chad
sey and Miss Doris Hlalr. Thef
were attended hy Miss Dorothy
Mnyfleld and Mr. James Chsd
sey. Other guests present were
Mrs. 8. W. Chadsey, Miss Elsie
Bnldlsrhar, and Miss Margaret
Hrorklrup.
JtihnNoii.lieaher
A beautiful wedding took
place at the home of the of
ficiating clergyman, the Itev.
Theodore Smith, 4.15 North
8oeon street, on Saturday af
ternoon at three o clock. No
vember Ihe .twelfth, when M
Alex J. Johnson and Miss Dora
Rentier ot Klamath Falls were
married In the single ring cer
emony. The bride wore a blue
traveling suit and carried a
beautiful bouquet. The bride's
sister, Mrs, Frances finite, wits
matron of honor and the brldo's
brother, Mr. Ernest Boaber was
best man. Among those pres
ent were the brldo's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Oeorgo Heaher,
Mrs. Hello Honors, an aunt, Mrs,
Mnrjery Netakor, her grand
mother, Mr, and Mrs. John
Balle and their son Master Don
ald Balls, and Miss Pauline
Romell. The couplo has recent
ly come from Minnesota, and
nio to make their home nt 1)20
Lincoln stroot.
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Miss Nardlne Joy Young be
came the bride ot Mr. Carl
Robert Arnnt on Tuesday af
ternoon at the Mothodlst Par
aonage of Klnmath Falls, in the T
presence of a group of relatives '
and friends. Rev, John W. War
rell read the ring service. Those'
present were Mrs. B, N. Young,
mother of the bride, Mrs. B. L.
Arant, mother of the grooia, .
Mrs. ilnzol Sl.lolds, Miss Mar
Jorle Shield!, Miss Patsy ,
8hlclds, Mr. Arnold You.ig and
Mrs. John W. Warr-ll. The,
young couple will make their
home In Sprngue Hive''.
PROGRAM'.
BE GIVEN BY"' .
MOTHERS CLUB
The Mother club of Sacred
Heart academy will meet
promptly at hnlf past one
o'clock in the sohool Sunday af
ternoon for the regular Novem
ber mooting of tho group.
A business meeting will be
called by Mrs. O. II. Coffey,
president, to bo followed by
program. tAll members re y
urged by Mrs. Corfey to he
prompt In attendance at the .
hour announced,