December 3, 1938
THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAGE THREE
Bazaars Attract Attention of Klamath Falls Women During Month of December
Holidays
Approach
Bazaars, Benefits, Carol
Singers, Pageants Fill
Month of December
Month of December, frosty
mid clear. Christ iiiua enrol,
mid I lm guy, lust iiiliiiilu I'x'lln
liieut of Krt wrappings tnl do
llvurlni of iiuvkuiiuH.
This week two bnxaara war
Ilia point of Interest, bolh hold
Badirdny, l)ecomhor Ilia Ihlril,
on by HI. Mary's mid III oIImt
by Ihn I. 'H Aid of llin Meth
odist I'liurcli.
HI. Miiry'n linisniir, apnnaored
by th women of Hucrnd Mom I
church win hulil In III armory
and Hi Molliodlnl hitiunr wo
hold In III chinch purlora. Ilolli
worn grand fun, everyone wont
In one or llin olhor, nnd (iiilln
I fnw tried to qiiruca In both
of tlm affnlra.
And next Huturduy, which l
Dcmher Ilia tenth, Ilia Guild
of Ht. Paul' Kplacnpnl church
will hnvo lh ii ii mi ii I hnlldny
bataar In Iho parish house.
Woman of Kulnlonu chaptor,
Daughtara of Iho American Itev
olullon, havo been busier than
bar. TylbK KiikIIbIi plum pud
dluga In ImK nd cooklUK them
In lb rcnl wny Hint you'll find
In 177) cook book. And Ihry'va
mdo oino wonderful HkIiI nnd
dark fruit cakea, II all dnpenda
on which you llko lb boat. And
bolh pudillrm and fruit cakea
ra now on nulo l tlm offlc of
lb regent or l)AU, Mra. Iloh.
erl Odoll un Kliiliih alrocl, jual
oft of Mnln. And If you haven't
tlm to drop In, call Mnrgarot
l.amb at 779 and you'll hare a
pudding or a rnko In tho wink
of an oy.
AAUW woinrn are planning a
riirlaluiaa party mid thnra la
hardly a club In the city that
lan't making aoma aori of ar
rangements for f'tirlatinaa ex
changes and parlies 10 onter
laln hiiabanda. It olwnya aroma
that the women forget Iholr
husbands until It romea Christ
maa lima. And then they nl
way bring thom Into the aorlnl
circle. Might ha a good tlm 1
th real of tho year, too.
Not only la December lh of
ficial holiday month, hut tt'a a
month when we try and do a
little more than our uaual run
of good deed. Now over at lb
fir elation, for Instance, lh
fir laddie have been knee high
In toy, loya that need to bo re
paired and repainted, wheel)
atralghlened out nnd wlgi put
on dolla. Hut they nord more
toya, and especially loya for lit
tie glrla. fio It you'll be no kind,
lh firemen will appreciate any
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, NOVEMBER BRIDE.
Mrs. Lynn Propsf (Vera Forbes) whose marriage was
solemnized on Sunday, November the twenty-seventh
in Portland. Mrs. Propst is now making her home in
this city where she is being greeted by tho many
friends she has made during frequent visits.
, Gladys Gilbert picture
HOLIDAY PARTY TO
BE GIVEN TUESDAY
BY NOBLE GRANDS
On of tho flint of th holi
day part lea pliiuned for lh
coming iiioiiIIi will bn hold on
Tuoaduy nfloruiiiiu, December
Ilia ninth, when tho I'uat Nohl
tlrnnda will enjoy a on o'clock,
luncheon nnd gift exchange at
th IOUc h,,, n wua nil
tioiincod Unit gift have bond
limited to Iwonly-flv conn.
The hostesses fur thn after
noon will bo Mra. Margarol
llldon and Mra. Anna Joy,
Mr. Jennnln Hhlel enter
tained member of th Jolly
Klgbt club af luncheon Krl
dny iiftnnionn al her home on
lliiniild at reel when cover
were laid for Mra. Jeaal
Wonch, a gueal for th after
noon, Mra. Violet Vance, Mr.
Jennlo llrovor, Mra, Muybell
Keyea, Mra, Mury (ilnahach,
Mra. I .on Konundy, Mra. Myrtl
.McOiiIIoiikIi, Mra. Mlnnlo Pad
gntl and the lioateaaca. Th
next meeting of Iho group will
bn a Christmas party and gift
exchange.
ANNUAL XMAS
PARTY SLATED
FOR MONDAY EVE
There will be a Chrlatmai
party for the momhora ot Kula
lona chuplcr, liuughtera of lb
American Revolution, when III
group meet Monday evening,
December the fifth, al th horn
ot Mra. Henry tionller on Tin
eiroet. Mra. Harry Ackley will
aerve aa aaalatlng hoateaa and
In charge of Iho program la
Mra. L. O, Arena.
The annual gift box tor Angel
lalnnd will be packed on thl
night and Mr, llurge Maaon
Mr., la In charge of the Angel
Inland committee.
Mra. Hubert Udell, regent of
Kulnlon chapter, announced
Hint all memhera of DAK,
whether or not they are affllla
ated wllh thla chapter, are In
vited to the (.'Illiniums party.
A dancing party, aponsored
by lh Daughter of Job, waa
planned by tha younger act for
Saturday evening, (tonight). In
the Mnannlc temple.
old or new toy that would de
light the heart of a child on
Chrlatmaa morn.
All tha churchea are buy too,
thl time nrrnnglng carol serv
Icea, pagennla for lh Sunday
achool, and moro thnn on fond
Mamma la wondering If Junior
la going to be chosen na one of
the three wine men.
Do you know what carol
muni? It menna to dunce In
a ring!
Portland
Girl Bride
Miss Forbes Weds
Klamath Falls Boy
November 27
Th marriage of Mine Vera
B. Forbea of Portland and Mr.
I.ynn K Propat of Klamath
Kails waa aoleninltcd before a
large group of frlenda Sunday
afternoon, November the twen-ty-aeventh.
at a alx o'clock cere
mony In tha Methodlat Kplaco
pal Flrnt church In Portland.
Iteverend William O. Korbea,
the father of th bride, read th
wedding aervlce.
Th bride waa lovely In a
tailored floor length gown of
whit aalln, with a long, flow
ing veil of whit net. Cream
colored roaebuda and mixed
Bhade of bovardia formed her
arm bouquet.
Mlna Ava Forbea, tho bride'
alator, acted aa maid of honor,
and ber gown for the occaalon
waa of royal blue allpper aalln
with matching accoeaorlee. An
other alater, Mia Ona Forbea,
and MIbi Buean Kolvleto, were
the brldeamalda'. Their frocka
wore ot Ihe new deep rose
abode of allpper aatln.
Mr. Harry Surlon. Jr., of thl
elty, attended the groom, and
Mr. Harry M. Jones and Mr.
George U. Grlnnell, Jr., acted
aa ushers.
Preceding the ceremony, Mr.
Clayton Card Bang "Hocattae"
nd "Ah, Sweet Mystery ot
Life," accompanied at the or
gan by Miss Savllle Riley ot tha
University of Orogon. The brid
al party entered to the strains
of Lohengrin' "W odd I n g
March" played by MIsb Ittlev.
A reception followed at lb
homo of the bride, 2150 North
west Johnson street, Portlnnd,
where many friends bnde fare
well to the young couple before
their departure for this city to
make their home.
Among those who went north
to attend the wedding were
Mrs. Ed Propst, Miss Ava
Forbes, all of this city; Mrs.
Lester Lsnger of Grants Pass,
sister of the groom, nnd her
cousin, Miss Betty Zone Jeffors
of Redding, California.
Mrs. Propst Is the daughter
of Reverend and Mrs. William
G. Forbes ot Lebanon. For the
past sovorsl years she has mndo
her home In Portlnnd where
she has been employed. Mr.
Propst is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Propst of this city nnd
Is well known among the young
er set hero whore he nttendod
achool. He Is employed at the
Klamath Falls postofflce.
Mr. and Mrs. Propst have ta
ken an apartment at tbe Cas
cade where they will make their
home.
FRIENDS HONOR
MRS. COOPER AT
SURPRISE PARTY.
Mrs. Frank Cooper was pleas
antly surprised whon a group
of frionds droppod In at her
home on Roseway Drive
Wednesday evening. Mrs. Coop
er was presented with a hand
kerchief shower in honor ot
her birthday.
Pinochle and brldgo wore
plnyod. High bridge score was
given to Mrs. J. H. Dunham.
Pinochle scores wore given to
Mrs, Guy Bellant, high, low to
Mrs. Enrl Epoch and the travel
ing prlxo was awarded to Mrs.
L. E. Henry.
Following the games a pol
itick supper was served to Mrs.
J. H. Dunham, Mrs, Lester
Stringtellow, Mrs. Art Palmer,
Mrs. Rrr Johnson, Mrs. Guy
Bellant, Mrs. Enrl Epoch, Mrs.
L. E. Honry, Mrs. Joe Smith,
Mrs. Enrl Smith, Mrs. Walter
Fuller, Mrs. Lee Kennedy, Mrs,
Dean Bradley, Mrs. C. A. Pauley,
Mrs, Frank Sexton, Mrs, Cal
Stiles, Miss Norma Coopor, Mlns
Lttolln Coopor and the guest
ot honor, Mrs, Frank Cooper.
OBSERVE GOLDEN WEDDING
Mr. and Mrs. William Byron Barnes, for many years residents of Klamath Falls,
observed their golden wedding anniversary at their Fifth street home quietly on
Monday, November the twenty-eighth. The Barnes received members of their family
end a few close friends during the day and a family dinner was an event of the
evening. Mrs. Barnes is tho former Miss Ava Matilda McDowell and her mother was
Mrs. Flavia McDowoll, prominent pioneer woman and resident of Summers Late.
Kennell-Ellis pictures.
OPERA BALLET
CAUSES MUCH
INTEREST HERE
Ono of tho staff or the San
Francisco Opera Ballet relates
an Interesting incident that oc
curred when tho ballet was
playing a southern California
city last summer.
Ho was being entertained In
the drawing room of a well
known southern California host
ess when a bullet discussion de
veloped. The hostess main
tained that any audience could
be drawn under the tpell of
ballet a performed by great
artists regardless of place or
circumstances.
As the San Francisco Opera
Ballet was appearing In the
city, and she was having thirty
odd people of distinction at din
ner that evening, she decided to
prove her point.
Thcro was a mad scurrying
about, platforms wcro built in
the pntio, lights put In, a piano
moved In. When the guests ar
rived and were shown to the
terrace, tho lights were dim and
no ono suspected that a ballet
performance was to bo given.
Suddenly the lights were
thrown on revealing the setting.
MYERS,
Proudly Received
Christmas Gifts from Myers'
Gifts in the frosty white and dazzling silver Myers' wrappings that male them look
as festive outside as they do withinl It's high time you gave serious (but not solemn)
thought to your Christmas lists.
Flocks of bright ideas are here gifts touched with feminine glamour, the unusual,
the luxurious choose now at Myers", a gift shop ablaze' with holiday glory.
Whether your selection is a costly imported treasure or a light-hearted inexpensive
trifle let her have the joy of opening a Myers' box.
the pianist played tbe opening
measures of the first number
and before startled guests re
alized what was happening, a
group ot principal dancers from
the San Francisco Opera Ballet
were on the platform In a ballet
figuration. The experiment was
on.
The setting was perfect. Soft
lights thrown against the patio
background of white atucco
with a kneeling statuette framed
In a niche of the wall; formal,
low cut hedge greenery form
ing patterns along either side;
a live oak twisting Its branches
over the entire scene with col
orful blossoms and trailing vines
just beyond the direct glow of
the lights.
Against this fanciful design,
eight dancers In severe, unre
lieved black. Tbe figures moved
In slow ballet figurations, grad
ually Increasing tempo and
movement until tho platform
was a live spot In the night.
Cleverly the action and move
ment was built up, carrying the
audience along In unresisting
compliance with tbe mood.
The first words heard were
from an ermine wrapped lady,
who had been Introduced as a
countess. She said:
"I will carry this with me for
0 c
Proudly
CHRISTMAS
PARTY GIVEN
BY MOE'S STORE
Mrs. James A. Souther of
Moe' store, entertained mem
bers of the firm with a dinner
party and dance Wednesday
evening at tbe Midway Inn.
Covers for more than thirty
were laid around a prettily ar
ranged centerpiece of red and
white crystal Christmas orna
ments and crimson favors and
carnations were used on the ta
ble as well.
Mrs. Bert Nokleby, Mrs. Rose
Larson, Mrs. Bernard Rawlins
and Mrs. Mabel Upper were In
charge of tbe arrangements.
Following dinner dancing and
games were enjoyed until af
ter midnight.
Mrs. Louis Bradford Is spend
ing this week in San Francisco
as the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Auten Bush. Mrs. Bush will be
remembered as Mis Maryellen
Bradford.
many years."
A simple expression but ap
parently the reaction ot tha en
tire group.
Given -
Pro America
Plans Tea
Affair To Be Given
Fore Part Of January
At Anderson Home
Plana for a membership
drive tea to be given on Jan
uary the seventh were made at
the -meeting of Pro America
held Monday evening at the
courthouse, with Mr. Charles
Snyder, vie president, pre
siding In the absence of the
president, Mrs. O. O. Guernsey.
The tea will be given at the
home of Mrs. R. II. Anderson
on the Lakevlew route with
Mr. Leslie Rogers as ssslktlng
hostess. During the afternoon
Mrs. H. C. Blackmer will
speak on "Why Pro America,"
giving as the answers a prac
tical political education for
women, personal contact with
women ot other states to form
ulate national policies bene
fitting all, and to awaken In
dividual women to the re
sponsibilities Imposed on every
American citizen by the priv
ilege of self-government.
At the next meeting of Pro
America on December the
twelfth, the new constitution
and by-laws will be presented
by Mr. Lloyd Goble and new
officers will be elected to take
office on January tbe first.
It was announced that In-
FOR THE PERFECT
GIFT
GIVE BARBIZON FINE
LINGERIE
we lnow
All tht women employed In our store are
acting as testing laboratories for Barbizon slips,
gowns, pajamas. They are all wearing them,
washing them, giving them a real hard work
out! It's part of a plan to tell the consumer
the facts about the merchandise we sell.
Now that our girls have first hand knowledge
of Barbizon Tailored Lingerie, ask them..
Now Do Barbfxons FHf
How Do Barbions Wear?
How Do Barblzons Wash?
Aro They "Good Buys"?
You will be interested in the report of these
voluntary "testing laboratories" and you will
learn about Barbizon seam strength, the
amozing durability and beauty of their fabrics,
the neatness and strength of their shoulder
straps, the perfection of Barbizon cut and
tailoring. Ask the girls they wear theml
SUPS GOWNS
v PAJAMAS
$198
macs
POTLUCK SUPPER
EVENT SATURDAY)
AT ANDERSON'S
The home of Mr. and Mrs. R.
Henry Anderson waa to be th
scene ot an Interesting pot
luck supper Saturday evening,
(tonight), when a group of the
younger married group met at
eight o'clock.
Following Bupper dancing
was enjoyed and Christmas
exchange held from a gaily dec
orated Christmas tree.
Quest were Mr. and Mra. J.
Truman Runyan, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Mack, Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Dixon ot Tulelak, Mr.
Tom Willi of Salt Lake City,
Mr. and Mrs. DeLos Mills, Mis
Catherine Fulton, Mr. Haarby
Becken, Mr. Bill Jones and Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Snyder.
eluded In the program from
now on will be ten minutes
ot parliamentary usages.
Tbe tea will take the place
of the January the ninth meet
ing, but on January the
twenty-third, there will be a
study of tho wages and hour
bill, led by Mrs. C. E. Dennis.
On February the thirteenth,
there will be a discussion on
the Labor Relations act.
The annual meeting of th
state chapter of Pro America
will be held In Portland on
December the sixth when th
Klamath Falls group will be
represented by Mrs. Blackmer.
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