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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 13, 1940)
PAGE SIX THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON January 18, 1840, Wedding y of Interest Corliss Orr ' Ground To Become Bride Of Bend Resident A wedding ot Interest In Klamath Falls Is that of Mr. CorlUi Orr Ground who h to become the bride of Mr. Vlritl Charles Lomax of Bend at a beautiful ceremony to bo read ' Saturday evening t seven o'clock t the bom of Mr. and Mrt. George Hlllli on Eldorado atreet. Mrs. Ground ehoae a gown of aott aprlng green crepe beaded with teed pearls with which ah will carry an arm bouquet of prlng bloaaoma, roaebudi and sweet peas. Her only attendant wai to be Mia Mary Sbafer of Eugen and formerly of Klamath Falle, who was to wear a bouffant frock of black taffeta with ell Ter and gold plaid trim and a coraage ot aprlng flower. Mr. Dan Orr of Marahtleld. brother of the bride, waa to be the groom ' attendant, . . , . Rev. Victor E. Newman . of Et. Paul' Episcopal church waa to read the ceremony before an Improvised altar of beautiful yel low acacia and daffodils, aprlng greens and tall whit taper around which slender green were placed. Only a tew gueat were Invited to attend tb can. dlelight ceremony in the living room ot the Hlllls horn. Mra. Dan F. Orr of Marsh field, Mra. Gronnd'a mother, ar rived her Saturday morning. 8he waa to wear a gown ot Alice, blue lac with a corsage of gar denias at her daughter' wed ding. Mrs. J. M. Lomaz ot Seat tle, mother ot the groom, also arrived her this weekend. Bb chose a gown of aprlng lac with which she was to wear gar denlas. ; Following th eeremony a bnffet supper was to be served in the blue room ot th Willard hotel at a table arranged with aprlng blossom and tall whit tapers. Cover at supper wer to be laid for th wedding party, Mra. Lomax, Mr. Orr, Mr. and Mrs. George Hlllls and their young daughter, Sylvia Clyde, Miss Ruth Flood, Rev. Victor E. Newman, and Mr. Jam Huser of San Francisco. Th bride 1 th daughter of Mrs. Dan F. Orr and th late Mr. Orr, pioneer resident ot Marshfleld. 8b waa graduate from Southern Oregon Colleg ot Education and recently ha taught at th Shasta View school from which position sh resigned this week. . Mr. Lomax lath son of Mra. J. M. Lomaz of 8aattl and la a graduate of th University of Washington. He 1 affiliated with Sigma Chi fraternity. At th present Um he Is th Gil mor Oil company distributor in Bend where th young couple will mak their horn following a wedding trip which will take them -to Southern California and Ca til lea Island. ' BRIDGE AFFAIR HONORS VISITOR FROM ISLANDS Complimenting Mrs. Jam Smith, daughter of Mr. John Perry of Algoma, who la spend ing several months her from her horn In th Philippine Is lands, Mrs. Roland B. Oake en tertained at a prettily appointed bridge luncheon at ber home, 434 North Second atreet, Fri day afternoon, - January th twelfth. . . ... Four tables war In play dur ing th afternoon hour with Mr. T, E. Shoop receiving th award for high score. Mrs. Jerry Ricker for second high and Mrs. Smith tb guest prise and con solation. BOOK CLUBS : PLAN MEETINGS -DURING WEEK "V- ' Members of th evening book club of th Klamath county chapter, American As sociation of University Wom an, will meet Monday evening at half past aeven o'clock with Mrs. Robert Bart, 1410 Pa. clflo Terrace. Reviews of "Country Lawyer," and "Re becca" will be given by Mra. William Ferguson and Mrs. Erie Major. The afternoon group wfll meet Thursday at two o'clock at tb home of Mrs. J. Royal Shaw, 806 Pacific Terrace. "Christmas Holiday," by Bom eraet Maugham, will be re viewed by Mr. Godfrey Blohm. SHOWER COMPLIMENTS MRS. GROUND Complimenting Mr. Corliss Orr Ground on Frldsy evening, Mrs. Clara Bhaw entertained a group ot friends at her horn on the Homedal road jrlth a shower and supper. Bidden to th affair war Miss Mary Bhafer of Eugen, Mr. Ground, Mrs. George Hll lls, Mrs. Louis Serruys, Mrs. Lawrence Bertram, Mra. Dal West, Mrs. R. D. Eller, Miss Caroline Vaerettl,. Miss Ruth Flood, Miss Imogen Boothby, Miss Mabel Hansen, and Mis Alice Rnttencutter. . Friend of Mr. H. M. Igl will be hsppy to learn that aha Is showing improvement at Rest haven sanitarium In Port land and that eh plans to re turn hsrw-within a week. pm "i" f'i 1 iwrnpsaamvaasaMawsesBgaps r f j. v J e.v J v 'i r ' Yv ' 11 : :- v " x&, 8,4, , V , V j 1 (v -,,. v s : . y fw , ' -- T" J-" N i-rV 4 - ' 1 s i "r . " V - - ' lU i it'...'- -,v 1. 1 i ' "V. .JVA , ' I A I 1 t " " . ' I VrAy ' ' if 1 HOSTESSES FOR WINTER DANCING CLUB'S WINTER CARNIVAL On of th most intrting vnH of the coming weekend it th mid-wlntar dancing party planned by-lh rs planned for th evening and the carnival spirit, planned by the dance committee, will prevail. May King picture. Winter Dancing club on Saturday evening, January the twentieth In the Willard hotel ballroom. Hoitaites will be, left to right, Mrs. Hollii Jobe, Mrs. David Bullis, and Mrs. Joe Mercer. Several interesting features Betrothal Told At Lovely January Tea Maizee Kathryn Hepler Announces Engagement at Sunday Affair Given at Espersen Home At one of the loveliest January affairs the engagement of Miss Maizee Kathryn Hepler of Seattle to Mr. Michael Francis Nihil was told at a tea given by Mia Hepler'i sister, Mrs. Arthur W. Gustafson and Mrs. R. Wayne Espersen at the home of th latter on Sunday afternoon, January the seventh. Miss Hepler has left for the north after a lengthy visit her but plans to re- Turn in late spring. Guests were received by Mrs. Espersen. Mrs. Gustafson, Mrs. Harry Flower ot MUton FreewsUr, and Miss Hepler. Mra. . Flower la another sister of the bride-elect. 'Greeting th guests waa 'Mrs. William Ferguson and assist ing about the rooms were Mrs. Charles R. Stanffeld, Mrs. Charles Tilton and Mrs. Joseph Hick. .... . . An Interesting arrangement ot call lilies was used on the mantel and on 'the tea table waa a miniature altar with email white candles in silver sticks surrounded by a railing of greens and whit blossoms. Tall white tapers completed th arrangements. Tea cake told of th betrothal. Pouring during the first hour were Mrs. Albert O. Roenlck and Mrs. Dean Osborn, during tb second hour Mrs. Wendllng Kessler and Mrs. Lee Jacobs. Mlas Hepler attended tb University of Washington and waa later graduated from Prov idence hospital in Seattle. Mr. Nihil Is a m m b r of th coaching staff of Klamath Union high school. He studied at San Mateo Junior colleg and waa later graduated from Oregon Stat colleg. No date haa been set for th wedding, however It will b an event of late summer friends learned. Bidden to th affair were Mrs. Ted Young. Mrs. Jamea Hilton, Mra. Mahr Reymera, Mrs. Martin Ramsby, Mrs. Earl C. Reynolds, Mrs. Percy Mur ray, Mrs. Merle West, Mrs. Lloyd - Emery, Mrs. Jsmes Buscb, Mrs. Nesl Stewart, Mrs. Paul Landry, Mrs. Lawrence Rolph, Mrs. Frederick Farley, Mrs. Lynn Roycroft, Mrs. Sam uel A. Musben, Mrs. Don Stay them, Mrs. Stanley Woodruff, Mrs. J. Martin Adams, Mrs. William Van Buskirk, Mrs. Victor O'Neill, Mrs. Frank Z. Howard, Mrs. Walter Waggon er. Mrs. Glen C. Lorens, Mrs. Roy Pickett, Mrs. Walter Beane, Mrs. Dan O Leary, Mrs. E. P. Livingston, Mrs. Gordon Coffey, Mrs. George Doran, Mrs. David R. Vandenberg, Mrs. John Houston, Mrs. Erie Wold, Mrs. Zed Barnes, Mrs. Dwlght French, Mrs. Charles Horey, Mrs. Joseph F. Peake, Mrs. F. W. Peake, Mrs. William Constans, Mrs. X. G. Klshn, Mrs. Raymond Coopey, Mrs. ' Kenneth Moore, Mrs. Matt Flnnlgan, Mr. Ralph W. Stearns, Mrs. H. A. York. Miss Ruth Dunning, Miss Amy Beverson, Miss Ruth Plnkston, Miss Ksren Nelson, Miss Virginia Ftck, Miss Vir ginia Wst, Miss Dorothy Schupp, Mr. and Mrs. Lee g. McMul len returned recently from Longvlew, Wsshlngton, where they were called by tbe Illness of Mrs. McMullen's father. En rout south they visited for a short time at Corvallls where they were guests of their daughter, Frances Lee, student at Oregon State college. Members of the Gaily club were entertained by Mrs. Arthur K. Bryant at ber home on North Fifth street Thurs day evening. High score st eards was held by Mrs. David R. Vandenberg. PARTY. GIVEN ON BIRTHDAYS AT NORTON HOME Little Jo Ann and Jeane Nor ton Jointly celebrated their birthdays at their home on Jef ferson street Friday afternoon, January the twelfth, when they were hostesses to a group ot their youthful friends. Jo Ana was three years old on this oc casion and Jean was fir. Th party hour was an nounced for three o'clock and after th guests arrived such gamea aa farmer-ln-the-dell and London Bridge wer played. Af ter th birthday cakes ware served, balloons, paper caps and gum-drop dolls wer presented aa favors. Enjoying th afternoon -were Sally Cuslck, Barbara and Jan ice Moser, Mary Langslet, Mary Jane Langer, Jana Langslet, Roberta Norton, Loraloa Rolph, Jane Tlngley, Wanda Norton, Karen Norton, Marilyn Miller, Buddy Yarnes, Johnny Cuslck, . Gerry Igl, - Richard Norton Jerry Adamson and the hos tesses. Jo Ann and Jean are the daughtera ot Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Norton and are grand daughter of Mr. and Mra. John McCalL MOTHERSINGERS ENTERTAINED AT OLSON HOME The PTA Motherslnger wer entertained on Tuesday, January the ninth by Mrs. L J. Olson, (11 Prospect street. A business meeting waa con ducted by the president, Mrs. John Selby. Final plans war mad for th rummage sal to be held Saturday in tb former Hardenbrook store. Mrs. Olson served refresh ments at th close ot th meet lng. Th many friends of Mr. W. O. Smith will be happy to learn that she bss arrived In Boston, where she was called by the ill ness of her son, Dr. Bo ford Hargua, who haa been at on of tbe large New York hospital In White Plains. Going oast with Mrs. Smith waa her sister, Mrs. Emll Pell of Ashland, well known her. Mrs. Theodore S. Durment hss received word from ber mother tbat Dr. Har gua la improving. Many Dsds from Klamath Falls are planning to attend tb annual "Dsds' day" celebration at tb University of Oregon on tbe dates of January the twen-ty-slxtb and twenty - seventh Dean Karl W. Ontbank, execu tive secretary for the Univer sity of Oregon Dads said at least (00 wer expected from over th state. Members of Blgma Tbata chapter of Delphian will meet Wednesday evening at eight o'clock with Mrs. George Hlllls on Eldorado street. Mrs. Hll lls will be th leader and th tople will be, "Development of Piano Muilo." ' CLUB HOLDS JANUARY MEET TUESDAY The January meeting of the Klamath Falls Nile club wss held at the Elk hotel Tuesdsy afternoon, January tbe ninth, following a no-hostess lunch eon. Mra. George A. Maasey, th president, was In charge of a short bnslness meeting and later bridge was enjoyed with four table In play. Lovely centerpieces ot rose bud, acacia and Jonquils dec orated th luneheon table and wer used about the room. Pre siding aa hostesses for th after noon wer Mrs. DeLos- Mills, Mrs. Lawrence Bertram and rs. J. C. O'Neill. Mr. M. L. Gaets spent a cou ple of day this past week In Portland on a business and pleaaur UipJ .', ' 1 MARRIAGE OF KLAMATH PAIR IS ANNOUNCED Word haa been received her of th marriage of Miss Caro line Parker, daughter of Mr. and Mra. V. E. Parker ot Al bany, to Mr. Morton R. Yaden, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Ya den ot Klamath Falls. Announcement of the mar riage was mad at Alpha Gam ma Delta sorority boos at Eugene at which time tbe bride wss complimented with many lovely gifts from ber sorority sister. Both th brld and groom are graduates ot Klamath Union high school and are wall known In this city where news of their marriage cam aa a surprise to their many friends. Tb young couple plan to mak their home In Klamath Falls. Aa QcU Peekm' All those people who breathed a sigh of relief when the holidays turned into just a memory, now wonder who started ' the idea that "after the holidays everything will quiet down little rest!' Maybe they haven t and we'll lust have a nice lil read about all the benefits we're going to go to. whirl! Positively Somebodygought to have a benefit benefit for the benefit of the society editor whose page this week seems to have benefited by th.e many benefits about to be givenl Fashion Note: Along with the mention of all the new spring colors who was the buxom little girl in her very early teens who had talked Mamma into letting her weer a short skirt end knee length sox, but couldn't talk her out of the long underwear? Reminds us of the "Camel With the Wrinkly Kneesl" Glimpsed on Main street Friday, and a fashion not for the Harried Business Man I The gentleman who dressed so fest he forgot to put his galluses up over his shoulders end they dangled under his coat tailsl i Four young couples were having typical American eve-' ning, the girls at the bridge table and the men rubbing their paws together for a game of po , we mean tiddly-winks. The host felt a little peculiar after the fresh crab and relaxed on the davenport.. Said one of the lady guests "I'm sorry R. Is feeling so badly, but I'm glad it's not one' of th girl. I've just been perishing for a good game of bridge ell day!" Wonder how many people glued their ears to the radios to hear A. and how many to hear F. D. R. last Monday nightl People expect Newspaper People to know an Awful Lot, much to the embarrassment of the N. P. and chagrin of- the public. You'd be surprised, but it seems the most frequent question we've been asked the last few years is "When did the Whit Pelican hotel burn?" Don't forget the benefit performance of "Intermeno" at the Pelican, .Tuesday afternoon and evening. All funds go toward the Finnish relief fund. We have it from Grade A authority that the Gay Nineties skit, "How Russia Won the .War," is going to be a riot. Things my children will never do: March In a parade with Civil wer veterans. Watch their mother put up black berry jelly in half-gallon jars Instead of these little cup af fairs. Wear white starched dresses with eyelet embroidery, and high top black slippers with red tops and tassels. Save tin foil for May baskets. Chew nice warm bits of .far donated by the paving crew. Greet the ice man with glee and ride a block on the dray behing a spanking pair of plugs. (Now it's the GE and an ice chopper). Buy thick pencil tablets with pictures of th Titanic and an Iceberg. Play "out-at-night under the charcoal street lamps. And when th char coal is replaced, use the charcoal for hop-scotch. Go craw dad fithingl It's fairly rare occasion when we have a flat tire these efeys. Shades of our first ear. Had no front doors. Out riding every Sunday with mother wearing a caper ever her chest and under her linen duster. All of us haa goggles'. Most irritating memory: The time dad made us jump out of the ear, (he nearly threw, us out when he stopped so fast), run up the road then roll real fast in the dust. This, dear reader, was fire practice. Pa always suspected those gat wagons were going to burst info flametl . Doernbecher Benefit Plans Announced Annual Bridge Party for Children's Hospital to Be Given at Willard on Saturday, January 27 Plans are complete for the annual benefit bridge party which will be given again this year by the Klamath Falls Woman's Li brary club to raise money for the Doernbecher hospital for chil dren in Portland, a worthy project which the woman of Klamath Falls have long supported. This year the party will be given on Saturday, January the twenty-seventh, in the Willard hotel ball- SOJOURNERS OPEN NEW YEAR WITH MEETING ' Hoatssse at th first meet ing of th sew year for So journers on Thursday wer Mrs. O. F. Olascoe. Mra. Roy Morgan and Mrs. Jerry Ricker. Mor than sixty members and guest wer present for th party where bridge wss played at tb Willard. Mrs. John Holsgang received tb guest award, and high score wss held by Mrs. Blgmsn Weiss, low by W. Bullis. Guests of th afternoon were Mrs. O. r. Polly, Mrs. Frank Drew, Mr. T. 8. Neely, Mrs. 0. B. Klrby, Mrs. Meta Gil bert, Mrs. W. Bullis, Mrs. Oli ver Moen, Mrs. John Holsgang, Mrs. Howard Dickson, Mrs. E. A.- Caugdon. Mrs, E. C. Hick man, Mr. H. L. Hendrlckson. Mrs. "Glenn Reckard. Mrs. Or Till Hamilton, Mrs. D. W. Woodward, Mrs. A. W. Waall, and Mrs. R. L. Kent. H ostein for th Jsnusry twenty-fifth meeting will be Mr. Hana Norland, Mrs. Allan Whit Mrs. Matt Flnnlgan and Mr. R. Mv Stearns. MRS. BUSCH TO DISCUSS PROBLEM AT LEAGUE MEET Of Interest to members of the Klamath county League of Women Voters will be th next meeting when Mrs. James Bosch speaks on th league s educational alms on Monday afternoon, January th twenty second, at' two o'clock In the library club room. Mrs. Bosch Is a most engag ing speaker and baa been prom inent In Klamath county edu cational circles for some time. To be presented also In the asme afternoon will be a re view et tbe panel discussion, federal aid to education, which wss covered in Interesting de tail Isst year - by four local League members. Following tbe review a vote will be taken to establish the Klamath League's stand on the question. Miss Virginia Bubb, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest M. Bubb of Klamath Falls, has pledged Chi Omega sorority at the University of Oregon according to word received here this week. Miss Bubb Is a freshman stu dent at the nnlverslty. She wss active In affairs of the Klam ath Union high school group before going to school. Friends will greet Mr Douglas Sharps,' (Enid Win nlngham), who Is expected to arrive her Sunday from Ban Anselmo, California, to visit for time with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mllus P. Winning ham, 1(41 Painter street. Lt. Cnsrp Is ststloned with tbe US air force at Hamilton Field, Mr. Wilbur A. Jones will be hostess to membsrs of th Art Needle Work club at th regnlsr meeting called for Wednesday, January the seven teenth, at halt pest two o'olock. Chairman of the committee making arrangements for tha benefit Is Mrs. Dayton V. Van Vector and she Is assisted, by a large group of club women. Although there Is a calling committee named, perhaps some women In the city will not be contacted and If they wish to reserve a table they are asked to call Mrs. Vaa Vector at 120. Mra. Horace E. Gets at 10SJ, or Mra. An drew Collier at 495. Named to call for reserva tions are Mrs. E. H. Balalger, Mrs. George Myers. Mrs. Karl O. Cummlngs. Mrs. Frank Holmes, Mrs. Calvin Hunt, Mra. George H. Merrymsn, Mrs. E. A. Tbomss, Mr. Robert Thompson, Mrs. Hsrlan P. Boa worth. Mra. Kenneth 0. Klahn, Mrs. Percy Murrey, Mr. C. C. Kelley, Mrs. C. L. Bpsrks, Mrs. Clark Rawllngs, Mrs. C, O. Reymers, Mrs. Frederick W. Hamilton, Mrs. R. E. Watten burg, Mrs. O. D. Matthews and Mrs. Charles J. Martin. It was announced that both contract and auction bridge and pinocbla will be played. Cards will start at half peat on o'clock and tea hour la from four o'clock nntll five o'clock. Mrs. B. D. Lamb la In charge of tea and Mrs. John Houston will be In charge of serving. Their committees will be an nounced later. ENTERTAIN AT DINNER PARTY ON ANNIVERSARY Celebrating their thirty-third wedding anniversary, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Motschenbacher en tertained at a family dinner party at their home, Tit Wal nut street, on Monday evening, January tbe eighth. Covers wer laid for Mr and Mrs. Lawrence Motschenbaobar and daughter, Millie, ot Tule lake, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Mots chenbacher and son. Robert, Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Motschen bacher, Mrs. A. F. Balflcky, Mr. Morgan Martin and the host and hostass. HOUSEWARMING GIVEN FOR GARDNERS A group ot friends called at th new home of Mr. and Mrs, Earl Gardner near St. Francis park and honored them with a housowarmlng on Sunday eye ing. Supper was brought by the guests and later eards were played. Honoring Mr. and Mrs. Gardner were Mr, and Mr. A. C. Backed, Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Rasmussen, Mr. aid Mrs. Ed Hickman, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Brltt, Mr. and Mrs. John Hols gsng, Mrs. Martha McCollum, Mra. Harry Bathlany and Mr. and Mrs, Glenn Inman. Parents and Patrons elnb members will meet In Klamath Union high sohool on Wednes day, January tha seventeenth, at eight o'clock. A meeting of board members Is called for a quarter past seven o'clock. Benefits Planned President's Ball, RnntiK Relief Fund , Events Slated Two benefits of nttloa-wtl Importance r also of great Importance to Klamath Falls. One la the president's birthday ball to be given her on Satur day, January tbe twsnty-sev. nil) In tb armory with pro ceeds' going toward the preven tion, euro and atudy ef lafaa tile paralysis, the ether the Finnish relief fund .benefit which will be In the form of a theatre performance at tbe Pelican theatre, Tuesday, Janu ary the liteonth. Mr. g. P. Miller beads th Infantile paralysis committee, and Mr. C. R. Carlsoa I ohslr man of tbe Finnish relief fsnd drive. Also planned to obtain money for the Finnish fund Is a dance slated for Saturday evening, February th tenth. In lb Klamath Falls armory. There will be further details ot lb dance given later In the sow ing week. Making plana for the dance for the Infantile paralysis fund, la Mr. Oeorge Clark. He will be assisted by other members of tb committee Including Mrs. Harry W. Bathlany, Mr. M. B. Nlcodamus, Rev, Eugene V. Haynee, Mr. Katharine Nelso and Mr. Miller. Th public aot only Invited to tb benefit aa outlined here, but they ere urged to support them aa Klamath Falls be other benefits during tbe year. At th theatre performance Tuesday night ef Ibis coming week for the Finnish fund, Id grid Bergman, th Swedish soi rees, will be starred la tb flint, "Intermeiso" with Leslie How ard. There I no advance sale of tickets bat all proceed from tbe one afurnoon and two eve ning performance will go Inte the fund, It waa announced by Mr. Res M. Pool, member ef th relief committee. 4 INFORMAL AFFAIR EVENT AT HEUP HOME On ot th most delightful parties of th week waa that given Thursday evening when Mr. A. P. Heup entertained group ot friend at ber horn on Lincoln atreet. Potted bye clnths were used about tb rooms. Supper waa served after eard and high score was held by Mr. Carl Mason, second high by Mr. Neal Stewart. ' Oueets bid dan to the affair were Mr. Clara Shaw, Mr. John Kennedy, Mra. Cart Ma son, Mra. Cbarlee Kempler, Mrs. Oliver Splker. Mr. Nl Stew art. Mr. Winifred DernelL Mrs. W. Clyd Baker, Mr. Melt Flnnigsn, Mis Ruth' Flood, Miss Cstherlne Oeylord ad Mis Roma Prelsler. '' WRITERS HAVE MEETING ON THURSDAY EVE T h Leagu of Wester Writers hsld their tegular meeting Thursday evening at tbe chamber e f commerce rooms. Evea Adama gave a very Interesting book review, "Life nd Methods of Maupassant," One of Maupasssnt storlee, "Simon' Pap," wss read and dlscuseed. . Lydla Hohe waa la charge ef the program for the evening. Mr. Hohe told ot her recent visit to Los Angeles and meet ing varloua literary people. Tbe first four chapter ef Mr. Hob' novel, "This I th Dawn." which sh I comput ing, waa read by varloua mem bers of th group. Th next meeting wilt be February tha eighth, with Mrs. Will Wood In ehsrga ot the pro gram, ' GARDEN STUDY -GROUP MEETING SLATED MONDAY There will be a meeting of tha garden study group ot the Klamath Falls Woman's Lib rary club on Monday afternoon, January the twenty-second, in the small clubrooros of tha lib rary. At this time the annual elso tlon of officers will b held and an open discussion ot nkt year's program. MCDONALD HOME SCENE OF PARTY, . SATURDAY EVE y n A few friends hsv bee In vlted to Mr. end Mrs. 0. M. McDonald'a new borne on Mar tin street Saturday evening for a cocktail party. Calling will be Mr. and Mrs. W. Hart Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Reckard, Mrs. Adolnh Zanisky and Mr. Hilton Hamilton. Mrs. R. C. Dal wss hostess to member of her blrthds? club at her bom Friday eve ning. Card wer followed by upper. . . .; Mrs. Oeorge Clark will enter tain for members ot her bridge club st ber bom on Lsvey street on Thursday evening, January th eighteenth.
