The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, July 13, 1940, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SEC THE NEWS AND THE HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, ORE. July 18, 1940 Miss Frances Berry Names Wedding Date Attractive Klamath Girl To Become Bride of Mr. Donald Golding August the Eighteenth Exciting ii the late lummer news, most of which center! round brides, and thoweri, announcement date, and partiei honoring the bride-elect and her husband-to-be. Thia past week Mr. and Mra. Stanley R. Berry of 2105 Reclamation street, an nounced the date of the marriage of their attractive daughter, France! Taylor Berry, to Mr. Donald Lee Golding, son of Mrs. Harriet Golding of Islip, Long Island. The marriage sen-lea will ba read at the home of the bride's parents on Sunday af ternoon, August the eighteenth at one o'clock. A few Intimate friends and members of both families have been invited to the wedding which will be very simple. Following a motor trip the young couple will make their home in this city where Mr. Golding is a member of the Klamath Union high school faculty. At the present time Mr. Golding Is In Long Island, but is expected to arrlva August the eighteenth. Mrs. Anthony Manno enter tained at a prettily appointed party for Miss Berry at her home, 2440 Darrow avenue, this past Tuesday evening. The affair was a towel shower and the honor guest received many attractive gifts. Games wera played during the evening with prizes given to Miss Ruth Mary Bathiany, Miss Elizabeth Anderson and Mrs. Chester Hostetler. Bouquets of summer flow ers wera used about the rooms where a supper was served in the lata evening to Miss Berry, Miss Bathiany, Miss Cleo Champagne, Miss Elizabeth Anderson, Mrs. Willard Ward, Mrs. Greer Drew, Mrs. Don Hunt, Miss Ruth Johnson, Mrs. Chester Hostetler, Miss Ger trude Tolle, Mrs. Ralph Wag goner, Mrs. S. F. Scott, Mrs. Helen Strewn, Miss Eleanora Weatherford, Miss Gwendo lyn Lorenz, Mrs. Oliver Riley, Mrs- John Larson and the hos tess, Mrs. Manno. SOJOURNERS ENJOY PARTY. AT WILLARD Twelve tables of bridge were in play at the regular meeting of the Sojourner's club, Thursday afternoon at the Willard hotel. Members and guests were met in the lobby by a committee of greeters composed of Mrs. Glen Jones, Mrs. E. D. Ham acher and Mrs. Frederick Hamilton. Favors at bridge were won by Mrs. R. D. Rake straw, Mrs. J. F. King and Mrs. R. L. Kent Guests of the club included Mrs. A. L. Kauffman, Mrs. Reed Clark, Mrs. Ray Mathes, Mrs. Lyla P. North, Mrs. J. F. King, Mrs. J. R. Devlan, Mrs. R. D. Rakestraw, Mrs Marvin Thomas, Mrs. Charles Steinhauser, Jr., Mrs. Leona Sandmeyer, Mrs. F. M. Farmer and Mrs. N. W. Moty. Before the game the president, Mrs. Sigmund Weise, presided at a brief business meeting and ap pointed Mrs. John Sandmeyer as registrar with Mrs. Moen alternate and for publicity, Mrs. Rathfon and the altern ate, Mrs. George Sprague. Plans wera made for the next meeting which will be a mid-day picnic, July the twenty-fifth at Moore park. MRS. LAMB TO STUDY FLOWER COURSE IN SOUTH Mrs. Ernest Dolph Lamb will leave Sunday night by train for San Francisco where ba will enroll In a three weeks' course In color and flower arrangement studying at the Rudolph Schaeffer School of Design. This Is a special summer course offered to those Interested In flower arrangement, design, and In terior decorating, and persons from over the entire coast at tend. For the past five years Mrs. Lamb has conducted classes In arrangement under the aus pices of the garden study group of the Klamath Falls Woman's Library club. Mrs. Connelly Visits Parents in Klamath William Shive and John Thomas Connelly, young sons of Mrs. William Connelly of Wooster, Ohio, are making many friends these summer days In Klamath Falls. Mrs. Connelly, the former Helen Shiva of this city, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Shlve of Washington street, for the remainder of the summer, arriving week ago with her two boys. John Thomas Is but a few months old and getting his first en gaging glimpse of the town Where mother grew up. Miss Ruth Chlndgren, who Is the home management supervisor in the farm secur ity offices here, has returned from an interesting visit in Spokane with old friends. Miss Bathiany Honored Popular Bride-Elect Feted Thursday at Supper Party Miss Ruth Mary Bathiany, bride-elect of Mr. Jack Craw ford, was complimented with a supper party and kitchen shower Thursday evening, July the eleventh, when Mrs. Ernest Dolph Lamb and Mrs. Neal Stewart entertained at the Lamb home on Cypress street. Buffet supper was served from a table centered with a flat white bowl of pink sweet peas, asters and petunias. Cards were played later on the sun porch with high score held by Mrs. David R. Vanden berg, low by Mrs. Francis Olds, and traveling prize went to Mrs. George Clark. Complimenting Miss Bathi any were Mrs. Harry W. Bathi any, Mrs. Karl G. Cummings, Mrs. Alfred Collier. Mra. Mitchell Tillotson, Mrs. Vera Stephenson of Orland, Cali fornia, Mrs. Franklin L. Weaver. Mrs. Robert Francis Olds, Mrs. G. C. Lorenz, Mrs Lloyd Prock, Mrs. Clara Shaw, Mrs. Lawrence Slater, Mrs. Wilbur Arnold. Mrs. George Clark, Mrs. Marvin K. Lucas, Mrs. Paul W. Foster, Mrs. Samuel P. Miller, Mrs. David R. Vandenberg, Mrs. Dick Reeder and the hostesses. DeMolay Picnic Planned in Ashland DeMolay and Jobs Daugh ters are planning an interest ing picnic and swimming party at Ashland, Sunday, and those who will attend are asked to be at the tennis courts in Lithia park at eleven o'clock. Bring enough lunch for every one in your car, bathing suits and play clothes, is the order from those making arrange ments. Those wishing further infor mation are asked to call Mar lyce Erlandson, 3652. RECENT BRIDE Mrs. Gerald M. Good if tha former Mist Margaret Gold smith, daughter of Mrs. Jo sephine Goldsmith of 1601 Wilford avenue. Her marriage was an event of June the fif teenth in St. Paul's Episcopal church, Oregon City. Mr. and Mrs. Good are now mating their home in Oswego, near Portland. f4 r1 - 1L f '1 - 1 1 , a'-ii fa." Visitors Feted Marty and Tommy Ho ran Honored at Lawn Party Wednesday Two popular members of the very young set were com plimented with a lawn party at the George Walton home in Homedale Wednesday after noon when Mrs. Charles G. Hovey and Miss Katherine Walton entertained for thr pleasure of "Marty" anC Tcr.i my Horan, daughter and son of Mrs. Maurice Spatz of Med ford. A treasure hunt was en joyed during the afternoon and refreshments served at a late hour. The Horan children have spent the early part of the summer with their aunt, Mrs. Hovey, and also with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Orville Elliott of Klam ath Agency. Mrs. Spatz was expected here this weekend to visit at the Hovey and Elliott homes, and will return to the valley with her children Mon day. Bidden to the party were Martha Ellen and Tommy Horan, Tommy Moore, Roger Kuykendall, Jimmy Carter, Robert and Harlan Bosworth, Andrew Hamlin, Alice Geary, Sally Barnhisel, Joan Moore, Ann Henderson, Ann Weimar, Bobby Van Vactor, Bobby Hil ton, Anne Stevenson, Dewey Lambert, Marilyn Bell, Ann Lee Bailey, George Stevenson, Guy Stevick, Marcella Mur ray, Gary Smith, Jean Hen derson, Rosemary Murray and Jean Rae Oldenburg. GUY STEVICK HONORED WITH LAWN PARTY Gay colored balloons and a pretty table where refresh ments were served during the afternoon made the party a huge success when a group of young friends were Invited by Mrs. William J. Dinsmore to her home on Huron street for the pleasure of her young nephew, Guy Stevick 3rd. Guy spent the early part of the summer at the Dinsmore home, and left Thursday for Atherton, California, where he lives with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Guy LeRoy Stevick Jr. OES Social Club Holds July Meet At the July meeting of tha Eastern Star Social club held Friday afternoon, July the twelfth, at the Masonic temple five tables of bridge were in play with Mrs. Harold M. Brown, Mrs. L. F. Wlllits, Mrs. H. C. Bonney and Mrs. Victor M. Palmer presiding as hos tesses. Award for high at the close of play was presented to Mrs. G. L. Black and second high to Mrs. George Sample. Mrs. Clarence A. Humble received the special award. Among those spending this week on vacations at Lake o' the Woods were Mrs. W. A. Serruys and daughter, Mary Alice, accompanied by Miss Marguerite Pollard, Miss Dor othy Dixon, Miss Marjorin Dchlinger and Miss Shirley Falrclo. They are guests at the W. C. Van Emon cabin. h r. ' L . V fJ 1 rfPfl Afi WfcaJi-fc v-stirn remT, HONORING A SUMMER VISITOR This group of youngsters enjoyed a party planned by Mrs. William J. Dinsmore, 1965 Huron street, for her young nephew, Guy LeRoy Steviclc 3rd, on Tuesday afternoon. Left to right. Jean Henderson, Martha Ellen Hornn, Ann Henderson, Robert Bosworth. Alice Geary, Sally Barnhisel. and in the baelground, George Sevenson, Guy Steviclt, George EricUon. Tommy Horan, and Harlan Bosworth. Picture by Wesley Guderian of The Herald and News. WALTONS LEAVE FOR CONVENTION IN CLEVELAND Mr. and Mrs. George Wal ton of Homedale, who are en route to Cleveland. Ohio where Mr. Walton will at tend the national conclave of Knights Templar as a dele gate from Oregon, were in Detroit, Michigan Friday where they received their new car, according to a mes sage received here. The Wal tons left last week, going via San Francisco. Before going to Cleveland, Mr. and Mrs. Walton will vis it relatives in Alma, Michi gan, and later will motor to New York City, visiting oth er eastern points before re turning home the northern route. They expect to be away about a month. MISS HOUSTON ' SAILS SATURDAY FOR COSTA RICA Miss Virginia Houston, popu lar bride-elect of Mr. John Tillotson and for whom many interesting parties were given the early part of the summer, sailed on the Toloa from New Orleans on Saturday of last week en route to Puerto Limon, Costa Rica, where she will become Mr. Tillotsons bride. Miss Houston is the daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Houston, and Mr. Tillotson is the only son of Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Tillotson, all of this city. 4 J , s r t-t -4' J r 1 t, , S)A " 'tt V "sWn " s "si jl "Sf r sl', s", r 4 7 ft ' V? ffr ft 's "is " 1 FETED AT HOUSTON Mrs. Charles P. Van Doren who is among the 'dele gates' wives being foted this coming week during the national convention of Ells at Houston, Texar,. Mr. and Mrs. Van Doren left Tuesday for the southern city and will be gone about three weeh. Mr. Van Doren is exalted ruler of the Klamalh Falls' lodge. Kennell Ellis picture. if - - . I inmnm aW 1 - -, , , MEDFORD VISITOR IN KLAMATH FALLS Mrs. H. Chandler Egan, well known Medford matron, spent Friday in Klamath Falls In the interests of the Shakes pearean festival to be held in Ashland. August the ninth to the seventeenth. Mrs. Egan is ticket chairman for the Med ford district and the entire valley is eager that many come from Klamath Falls for at least one or two of the per formances. Mrs. Egan left sponsor tickets with Mrs. Sam Mushcn, 833 High street, and for further information Mrs. Mushcn may be reached at phone 6690. YAKIMA VISITOR IS ENTERTAINED Mrs. W. Hart Jones enter tained Thursday evening with a prettily appointed bridge party at her home, 700 Rose way Drive, complimenting Mrs. Edward Goeckncr, (Helen Anderson) of Yakima, Wash ington. Mrs. Goeckncr and her young son. Kent, arc guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Henry Anderson of the Mer rill highway. High score in bridge was held by Mrs. Goeckncr, low by Mrs. Karl Urquhart, and others present were Mrs. Ralph McCulloch, Mrs. Henry Gerber, Mrs. J. Truman Run yan, Mrs. Charles Mack and Mrs. Delos Mills. 'fyA '4 ; , s r t "-sysf , H s'Vss 'Ay;,'' "y s 5 i , -if run Mrs. Sherman Is Honored Affairs Given For Res ident of St. Paul Dur ing Visit July visitors in the city who have been honored at affairs during the past week were Mrs. Clyde Sherman and daughter, Miss Ma "gene, former residents of Klamath Falls now making their horn in St. Paul, Minnesota. They are the house guests of Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Josephson of Earle street. On Friday Mrs. Josephson entertained at a lovely bridge afternoon for Mrs. Sherman when those Invited to greet her were Mrs. Oscar Peyton, Mrs. E. W. Swnrtz, Mrs. Harry Wayne, Mrs. Walter West, Mrs. Willard Cdhstans, Mrs. Elbert Vcatch, Mrs. Harry Pelts, Mrs. Leo N. Huls, Mrs. Earl Joyce, Mrs. George Gillnrd and Mrs. E. M. Chllcotc. High In bridge was awarded to Mrs. Swartz, the second high to Mrs. Pcltz and tha special award went to Mrs. Joyce. Mrs. Oscar Peyton presided as hostess Tuesday morning, July the ninth, at a tn o'clock breakfast complimenting Mrs. Sherman, when covers were laid at a prettily appointed table. The guests wcie asked to wear housecoats which added an enjoyable touch of Informality. Bridge followed the breakfast hour with Mrs. E. W. Swartz receiving high, Mrs. C. G. Reymers, second high and Mrs. Sherman a guest prize. Guests of Mrs. Peyton be sides Mrs. Sherman were Mra. E. M. Chllcote, Mrs. E. W. Swartz, Mrs. C. G. Reymers, Mrs. M. L. Gaetz, Mrs. A. B Epperson and Mrs V. J. Josephson. The Shermans and their hosts have also enjoyed sev eral motor trips, spending on day at Diamond lake. Tha visitors planned to leave Sun day for Los Angeles where they will be entertained by Mrs. Sherman's sister. They will stop In Klamath Falls a short time en route homa later in the summer. ZETZMAN HOME SCENE OF DINNER PARTY, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Zett man entertained Saturday evening of Inst week at their home, 2447 Reclamation ave nue, complimenting Mr, and Mrs. Mark Howard and Mrs. Howard's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Theodora Roegga of Beardstown, Illi nois. Dinner was served and cards enjoyed later. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Roegge, Mr. and Mrs. Howard, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Eberleln, and tha hosts. Mrs. Addle Walker Observes Birthday Mrs. Addle Walker, beloved pioneer matron of Klamath Falls, observed her eighty second birthday on Friday, July the fifth. During the day Mrs. Walker worked In her lovely garden at her home on North Fifth and Pine streets, and also recolved many old friends. Her son, Earl, motored from Bly to spend the evening with her. Klamath Maids Plan nteresting Marie and Carolyn Collier, Ora Lea Vannice and i Barbara Johnson Leave on Journey Four charming Klamath Falls girls will leave on an Inter esting trip throughout tha United States this wsektnd planning to return early in August after a visit in various suites and in Canadian cities. " Making tha Journey will ba Bride-Elect Complimented Elizabeth G a 1 1 a gher Honored With Kitch en Shower Attractive young Klamath Falls maids whose betrothals have been made known dur ing the past few months were feted during tha week by friends at showers, bridge par ties and teas. One of the most Interesting affairs was that given by Miss Gwendolyn Lorenz and Miss Elizabeth Anderson for Miss Elisabeth Gallagher at the G. C. Lorenz home on High street Tuesday evening. The party was a clever red and white kitchen shower, and tha hostesses used tha sama two colors In decorations, re freshments and favors. Bridge was played with high score held by Miss Ruth Mary Bathiany, second high by Miss Maxlne Cameron who has moved to this city from Port land, and low by Mrs. Bert Schmidt. Honoring Miss Gallagher were Mrs. Richard Post, Mrs. Alvln E. Macartney, Mrs- Gil bert Fleet, Mrs. Bert Schmidt, Mrs. Joan Rohr, Mrs. Jack Buchanan, Miss Ruth Mary Bathiany, Miss Betly Craw ford, Miss Margaret Anne Watters, Miss Pearl Jean Wil son, Miss Dorothy O'Sullivan, Miss Maxlne Cameron and the hostesses. FRIENDS HONOR ANNE AVERY DURING VISIT Miss Anne Avery, newly Installed president of the Portland Federation of Busi ness and Professional Wom en, left Saturday morning for her home In the northern city where she serves as sec retary to Judge C. C. McCol loch, after spending the past week here and at Lake o' the Woods as the guest of Miss Nora Rlnker. During her visit Miss Av ery has been entertained by friends at a number of Infor mal luncheons and dinner parties and on Wednesday evening was a guest at tha meeting of the TNT bridge club. Thursday noon she was complimented by a number of the Klamath Falls' busi ness women at a luncheon at the Pelican cafe. MISS DeBORD WEDS RECENTLY IN NEVADA CITY Friends In this city have re ceived announcements of the marriage of Miss Christina DeBord to Mr. Paul Marcus Segel, which was solemnized in Carson City, Nevada, on July the second. Mrs. Segel formerly taught school in Klamath Falls where she has a wide circle of friends. For tha past two years she has been teaching at Modesto, California, and dur ing the coming year, in addi tion to her position there, will serve as recreational director for the John Mulr school. Mr. Segel, who Is now attending the summer session at Stan ford university, has been prin cipal of the school at Hanford, California, for the past two years. Mrs. John Burns, tha former Neva Palmer. Is visit' Ing In Klamath Falls from her home In Spokane, Washing ton. She is the guest of her parents, Mr, and Mrs. W, A. Palmer of North Third street during her stay of week. Mrs. E. F. Klelty is among' the Klamath folks who are "tripping" these days. Mrs. Klelty left this past week for St. Paul, Minnesota, to visit friends and relatives for the remainder of tha summer. "LET GEORGE DO IT" SWISS WATCH REPAIR SPECIALIST A COMPLETE LINE OP JEWELRY GEO. METZ 137 Main Watchmaker and Jeweler Trip Miss Barbara Johnson, daugh ter of Dr. and Mrs, E. D. John son, Miss Ora Lea Vannlca, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. K. W. Vannlre, now of Mt. Ver non, Washington, and Mlsa Marie and Carolyn Collier, daughters of Mr, and Mrs. Andrew Collier. The girls will first visit In Ssn Francisco and spend day or two at tha Goldsn Qate fair, and from there contlnu to Chicago, Washington, D. C, Philadelphia, New York City and of course tha New York World's fair, Boston, and than the return Journey through Winnipeg, other essttrn Cana dian cities, and home by way of Lake Louise and Banff. Included In their Itinerary are many visits at schools and colleges throughout tha coun try. VENTURISTS ASSIST WITH RED CROSS WORK A Joint business meeting and picnic was held by tha Klamath Falls Venture club at Moore park last week when plans were made for continuing the Red Cross work. P r I n t for thirteen dresses has been obtained from Mrs. C. S. Elliot, man ager of the Red Cross sew ing rooms, and each Ventur 1st is busily engaged in pro ducing dresses for girls from two to eight yeara of age. Several of the Venturlsts are also knitting for tha Red Cross. Meetings have been held at the home of Mrs. Rita Whlsenant on Portland street for conducting this work, two having been held so far. The Red Cross sewing is in charge of Miss Beverley Reed. The next meeting of the club will be at the home of Mrs. Rob ert Odcll, 227 Ewauna street, when dinner will be served on the lawn at half past six o'clock and a program will be given on parliamentary law. SAN FRANCISCO PIANIST TO PLAY IN MEDFORD Music lovers are Interested to learn that Bernhard Abra mowltach of San Francisco, will appear in Medford in con cert tha evening of July tha twenty-sixth, and a number of Klamath Falls folks are planning to motor to the val ley to hear him. Mr, Abramowltsch was pre sented in consort in Medford last year and Is returning by demand. Ha is considered one of the six leading pianists on the Pacific coast and those who have had the pleasure of hearing him hope to bring him to Klamath Falls in tha near future. '' Lettie Stewart Teaches Swimming Miss Lettie Stewsrt, daugh ter of Mrs. Myra Stewart of this city, writes interesting letters from Camp Kllowan, near Dallas, Oregon, whart she Is spending the summer as swimming Instructor at tha Camp Fira girls camp there. Lettie recently completed her first yesr at Oregon State col lege where she Is a member of Beta Phi Alpha sorority. She and a sister are teach ing tha art of diving and tha various strokes at camp. Let tie is expected homa early in August, returning to school in September. Santa Maria Visitor In Klamath Falls Miss Marilyn Bell, tha ' eleven-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Ball of Santa Maria, California, Is a delightful summer visitor In Klamath Falls. Sha Is hera for the remainder of tha sea son visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shallock, 720 Pacific Terrace. A number of Informal affairs are plan ned for the young visitor. V?