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Reames Women Enjoy
Opening of Season
.Golf Followed By Luncheon and Cards Made Up
Delightful Occasion at Country Club Friday
' - Reames Golf and Country club was transformed into a
spring garden with forsythia, yellow daffodils, hyacinths and
manzanita placed against a background of pine boughs and
huge sugar pine cones for the opening day of the season' on
Friday afternoon when women of the club met for a morning
of golf, luncheon at one o'clock followed by cards.
Mrs. C. C. Kelley, president 1
of the women's group, an
nounced the program for the
year, and the various chair
men and committee members.
. Chairman for the opening
day on Friday was Mrs. Les
lie Rogers, assisted by the re
ception committee including
Mrs. Charles G. Hovey, Mrs.
E. P. Brosterhous, Mrs. La
fayette Stevens, Mrs. Martin
Swanson, Mrs. George H.
Menyman, and Miss Ada
Chrlstopherson. Mrs. A. E.
Stonehouse and Mrs. Charles
V. Rugh arranged the decora
' tlons.
Seventy women gathered at
gaily decorated tables for
luncheon. Cards followed
with high score held by Mrs.
Harry Bridges, low by Mrs.
R. R. Proebstel, and guest
prize went to Mrs. Rugh.
A meeting is scheduled for
Friday, April the nineteenth,
with the following program:
third flight, beginning tour
nament, select partners. Sec
ond flight, spring handicap
qualifying. First flight, a 54
hole derby. Play 18 holes, post
scores. Committee: Mrs. Harry
Panning, Mrs. Harry Weimar,
Mrs. William Grove.
VISITOR
ENTERTAINED
IN BAY, AREA
A number of interesting af
fairs were given this past
week for Mrs. James W.
Smith in Fort Mason, San
Francisco, following her ar
rival there from Klamath
Falls. Mrs. Smith was accom
panied by her young daugh
ter, Anna Christina, and her
mother, Mrs. J. C. Perry of
Algoma, with whom she had
visited since the first of the
year.
The party continued to Los
Angeles where they met Cap
tain Smith -who arrived Thurs
day from . Corrigdor, The
Philippines.
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Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Pauley
have returned to their home
on ' Roseway drive after a
business1 and pleasure trip to '
Portland, where they spent
several days.
MILDRED ANIf KESSLER, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wend
llng J. Kessler, who became the bride of Mr. Eugene Myers
In an eight o'clock nuptial mass at Sacred Heart church
Tuesday morning, April the ninth. Rev. Father Timothy
Casey was the celebrant and read the service.
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Portland
Visitor
Mrs. Heffner To Cec
ture On Flowers in
Klamath
Women of the city Interest
ed in the study of flowers,
and flower arrangement, are
looking forward to visit
which Mrs. Daniel Heffner of
Portland will pay to Klamath
Falls on Monday and Tues
day, April the twenty-second
and twenty-third. Any women
in the city may attend. Paper ,
bag lunches will be brought.
Mrs. Heffner, who is state
flower show chairman of the
Oregon State Federation of
Garden clubs, will lecture on
horticultural judging, and ex
aminations on that subject
will be given to anyone who
wishes. Later Mrs. Heffner
will lecture on design in color
and flower arrangement, fol
lowed by the arrangement of
flowers. Discussion and criti
cism will follow.
The meetings are called for
ten o'clock both mornings.
Mrs. Heffner will be the
guest of Mrs. Hugh Campbell
during her stay in Klamath
Falls.
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Greeted by many old
friends in Klamath Falls' is -Dr.
Buford Hargus of New
York, home after several
years in the middle-west and
east. Dr. Hargus is spending
three or four weeks with his
mother, Mrs. W. O. Smith
of Conger avenue, and will
enter private practice at Twin
Pines sanitarium near San
Francisco later this spring.
Medford Sojourners are
making plans for a dance to
be given May the eighteenth
at the Chateau near that city.
Members of the Klamath Falls
Sojourners club are invited to
attend. Chairman of the af
fair is Mrs. Frank W. Hum
phrey, former Klamath Fall
resident
MEMBERS OF
ART CENTER TO
MEET MONDAY
Mrs. Walter Brown and
Mrs. Dwight Gilchrist will
act as hostesses to members
of the Art Center association
at Mrs. Brown's home on Pa
cific Terrace, Monday evening,
April the fifteenth. The eve
ning will be informal with
discussion centering on plans
for the proposed Art Center.
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Pey
ton have been visiting with
relatives and friends in Port
land this week, motoring
north after attending the
wedding in Eugene on Sun
day of Mr. Ralph Peyton and
Miss Katherine Hosford.
Miss Kessler Bride
Of Tuesday Morning
Ceremony Takes Place at Eight o'Clock Nuptial
Mass In Sacred Heart Church Before Many
One of iprlng'f loveliest brides was Miss Mildred Ann
Kessler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wendllng J. Kessler, whos
marriage to Mr. Eugene Myers took place at an eight o'clock
nuptial mass read Tuesday morning at Sacred Heart church.
Rev. Timothy Casey was the celebrant The altar was banked
with white stock, white carnations and palms, with tall white
tapers lighted just before the service.
The bride, wearing
tradl-
Moral white satin, was given
In marriage by her father.
Her gown was beautifully
fashioned with a sweetheart
neckline caught at either side
by lace medallions on the
snug bodice, long sleeves puff
ed at the shoulders, and the
full gored skirt ending in a
long train. A double veil of
Illusion net, which the bride
wore over her face as she ap
proached the altar, was bound
at the head by a halo and
seed pearls. She carried a
Colonial bouquet of rosebuds
and sweet peas .
Mrs. Frank Kies 'of Port
land, cousin of the bride, was
the matron of honor. Mrs. M.
Donald Drullner of Klamath
Falls was the bridesmaid.
Both wore Identically fash
ioned frocks of taffeta with
quilted bolero jackets. Their
flowers were Colonial bou
quets of brides roses and
lilies-of the valley. Mrs. Kiea'
frock was of peach taffeta,
and Mrs. Drullner wore green
blue. Both wore small wreaths
of blossoms in their hair.
Mr. Howard Myers of Se
attle, brother of the groom,
was best man.
Ushers were Mr. M. Donald
Dru liner, and Mr. Joseph Der
rah. Servers at the altar were
Stephen Kessler, brother of
the bride, and Joseph Ma
honey. Soft music, sung during the
ceremony, was directed by
Sister Mary Paschal es and
blending of the young voices
of the academy students was
beautiful. Lohengrin's wed
ding march, and Mendels
sohn's recessional were play
ed on the organ.
. Following the ceremony,
witnessed by several hundred
friends of the young couple,
a wedding breakfast was
served in the blue room of the
Willard hotel. The long table
was centered with a flat crys
tal bowl of white stock and
pale pink carnations with tall
white tapers in crystal candle
sticks on either side. Covers
were laid for twenty-eight
guests.
The bride cut beautifully
decorated three-tiered wed-
.Mill i milium -sprp 1
WOMEN OF REAMES OOtr AND COUNTRY CLUB enjoyed the opening day
Friday with well rounded program of golf, luneheon, and bridge; An Informal
picture of the committee for the day shows, (standing, left to right), Mrs.
Lafayette Stevens, Mrs. A. E. Stonehouse, and Miss Ada Chrlstopherson. Seated,
Mrs. Herbert Hauger, Mrs. Leslie Rogers, chairman, Mrs. E. P. Brosterhous,
Mrs. George H. Merry man. Mrs. Martin Swanson, and Mrs.- Chsrles V. Rugh.
Picture by Wesley Guderian of The Herald and News.
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Tea Given
Thursday
Mrs, Macartney Host
ess to Concert Group
At Home
An interesting affair of the
past week was the tea given
at the home of Mrs. Ralph
R. Macartney on Washington
street for members of the
Klamath Basin Cooperative
Concert association workers
group, the officers and board
of directors.
The tea was an event of
Thursday afternoon from four
o'clock until five o'clock.
Pouring, at a tea table center
ed with a bowl of white
sweet peas were Mrs. George
Auxler Myers, wife of the
president of the association,
and Mrs. Theodore S. Dur
ment. Assisting Mrs. Macartney
during the afternoon were
Mrs. Charles G. Hovey. mem
bership chairman, and Mrs.
Dayton E. Van Vector, asso
ciation secretary.
Mr. Hugh Hooks, campaign
manager, spoke briefly to the
group.
ding cake, later served by the
groom's mother.
Mrs, Kessler, the bride's
mother, wore a frock of dove
grey with pink lace and a
corsage , of rosebuds. The
groom's mother wore a navy
blue tailored coat with an
apple green dress and a rose
bud corsage.
For traveling the bride
chose a dressmaker suit of
black with delft blue acces
sories and a gardenia corsage.
Her small hat was of black
with a blue grosgraln ribbon
brim. Following a wedding
trip to San Francisco the
young couple will make their
home on Alameda street.
Among the out-of-town
guests was Miss Dorothy
Wiederhold of Portland,
cousin of the bride.
Mr. Myers is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. S. A. Myers of Reno,
Nevada. His parents were here
for the ceremony.
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MRS. LAMM IS
HOSTESS TO
SCOUT COUNCIL'
Miss Esther Ansell of San
Francisco, a member of the
national Girl Scout staff, and
members of the Girl Scout
council were guests of -Irs.
W. E. Lamm of Modoc Point
at luncheon Saturday at the
Willard hotel. '
During the morning, the
council members, with Mrs.
Howard Boyd, commissioner,
met with Miss Ansell to dis
cuss plans for the annual
council meeting, scheduled for
this month, when new officers
will be elected.
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MISS ELIZABETH LOUISE BURTON, talented young Klam
ath Falls violinist, will be presented in concert by Mr. Harry
Borel on Tuesday evening, April the twenty-third, In the
First Presbyterian church at a quarter past eight o'clock.
Miss Burton will be assisted by Mrs. Rollln Cantrall, soprano,
student of Mrs. A. J. Voye. '
Picture by Kennell EUIs.
Talented Violinist
To Appear Tuesday
Elizabeth Burton To Be Assisted By Mrs. Rollin
Cantrall, Soprano, in April Recital
Mr. Harry Borel will present his pupil, Miss Elisabeth.
Burton, violinist, in a recital Tuesday evening, April the
twenty-third, in the Presbyterian church. The talented young
Klamath Falls girl will be . assisted during the evening by
Mrs. Rollln Cantrall, soprano, pupil of Mrs. A. J. Voye.
Inaugural
Ball Slated
Date of April 27 Set
By Elks For Formal
Affair.
Plans are being made for
the . annual spring Inaugural
ball to be given for Elks and
their ladles at the Elks tern
plo on Saturday evening,
April the twenty-seventh.
The affair wl'll honor
Exalted Ruler C. P. Van
Doren, recently elected, and
Mrs. Van Dorcn.
Special entertainment Is be
ing planned by the committee
Including Mr. Webb Kcnnett,
chairmen, Mr. R. R. Proebstel,
Mr. Eugene Larsen, Mr, Le
Roy Carter, and Mr. Chct
Smith.
LOCAL PEOPLE
ATTEND TEMPLE
. MEET IN VALLEY ,
A number of Klamath Falls
people plan . to motor to the
Rogue valley this weekend to
attend the installation cere
mony of Zuleima temple,
Daughters of the Nile, which
will be held In Ashland on
Saturday. Following the In
stallation, there will be a ban- .
quet and dance in the eve
ning with the Ashland mom
bors presiding as hostesses.
Among ' those making the
trip will bo Mrs. E. H, Bal
. siger, Mrs. John Kenoffel and
Mrs. J. II. Poppy who will be
the woekond guests of Dr.
and Mrs. C. T. Sweeney at
their attractive home near
Medford. Mr. and Mrs. D.
A. Kenyori will also motor to
the valley, spending Saturday
in Ashland while Mrs.
Kenyon attends the Nile In
stallation then.' motoring on
to Grants Pass to remain un
til Monday,
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Roberta Morton
Clanahan
will be Miss Burton's accom
panist. Miss Marie Obenchain
will be the accompanist for
Mrs. Cantrall.
Following Is the program!
Romance In G, Beethoven.
Concert O Minor, Bruch. 4
Allegro Moderate; adagio, al 1
legro energlco. '.
Miss Burton
Boll Song from the opera,
"Lakme," by Dellbes.
Bird Song at Eventide,
Rogers.
Mrs. Cantrall
Partita, Bach. Unaccom
panied. Lcgcnde, Wlenawskt. ,
Tambourine, Gbascc.
Miss Burton.
PLANT SALE
SUCCESSFUL'
LEAGUE VENTURE'
Spring arrived seriously for
tho Klamath branch of the
League of Women Voters
when they ended successful
plant sale Saturday afternoon. ,
The sale, along with a eos-"T
tuma Jewelry sale, was held
'In the Williams building.
Mrs. Roland Wright was In
charge assisted by Mrs. G. A.
Krause, Mrs. George Steven
son, Mrs. C. F, O'Loughlln,
Mrs. Rosa McCornacki Mrs.
E. A. Geary, Mrs. Lena Ma
ins, Mrs. Leo Sagchorn, Mrs.
Hans Norland, Mrs. Howard.
Barnhlsel, Mrs. Oscar Shiva,
Bnd Mrs. G. C. Blohm. In
charge of the Jewelry sal
wore Mrs. E. R. Dennis and
Mrs. Alfred Gray.
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Members of the Art Needle
Work club will be entertained
by Mrs. Rufus Moore at her
home on Riverside at half
past two o'clock Wednesday
.afternoon, April the seven
teenth. . , , .
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Mrs. Albrecht left - Tu
dsy to return to her home In V
St.-"Paul, Minnesota after
spending several weeks In the
city as the guest of her (li
ter, Mrs. Earl Joyce, . :