Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (July 13, 1940)
July 18, 1940 THE NEWS AND THE HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. ORE. PAGE SEVEN . v Engagement Told At Mt. Vernon Tea Egbert Mersereau Jr., To Wed Miss Rita Moon in Washington on July the Twenty-seventh Friends of Mr. and Mri. Egbert Wheeler Mnrieroau of Sin Jom, California, until recently of Klamath Kali, are re ceiving Invltatlom to tha wedding of their ton, Hubert Wheeler Meraereau Jr., and Miss Rita Moen, daughter of Mr. and Mr, a. O. Moen of Mt. Vernon, Washington. The marriage will take place Saturday evening, July the twenty-sevenlh. at the United Presbyterian church In Mt. Vernon. Following la a atory of tha announcement tea which appeared In the Mt. Varnon paper: "Charming In Ita appoint ment and exciting In t h a newi which greeted tha gueata, tha tea given Monday after noon when Mri. O. O. Moen and her daughter. Mlia Rita Moan, entertained, compli menting Mill Betty Louise 4 Stewart, proved one of tha moat delightful aventa of tha lummer aoclal aeason. Mlti Stewart returned Friday from New York and Porto Rico, having ipent tha pant ten monlhi a guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr, and Mri. Fred erick Holmei, at their home In San Juan. "Greeting the gueils at tha .door were little Janet and "Jean Moan, wearing adorable powder blue frocks, who pre sented tiny anvalopea to each guest, thua revealing tha newa of the engagement of Mlsa Rita Moen to Egbert Wheeler Meraereau Jr., and the date of tha wedding, July tha twenty-seventh. "Receiving tha guests wera Mrs. Moen, Miss Rita Morn, Miss Betty Louise Stewart, Mrs. J. K. Stewart Jr. and Mlsa Kalhryn Lea Randies, of 4 Seattle, tha fiancee of Mlsa Moan's brother, Cllmore Moen Jr., whose own engagement was recently announced. Each wora attractive corsages of white begonias. "An all wnite motif w a a chosen for tha tea table which was centered with a lovely arrangement of while snap dragona and greenery. White anapdragons wera also used on tha mantel arranged with white dahlias and caladlum leaves. Tall white tapers fur ther carried out the chosen motif. "Pouring for tha first hour wera Mrs. Sidney Warner and Mri. J. K. Stewart Sr., and for tha second, Mrs. G. B. Grace 'and Mrs. Frederick Ornes. Between four and five j o'clock, Mrs. C. J. Moen and J Mrs. P. A. Cornelius presided at tha tea table. Mrs. John Seaman and Mrs. Ray Clark ware In charge of tha dining rooms. "Assisting in serving dur ing tha afternoon tea hours of two to five o'clock wera tha Misses Betty Cornelius, Harriett Cornelius, Josephine Webster, Mary Dunlap, Lura Jo DavU and Kalhryn Ham mer. A musical program added anjoymant to the affair with vocal solos provided by Mrs. Dean Darling accompanied by Mrs. L. C. Davis, violin aoloa by Mlsa Ellis Ann Llnd bloom, accompanied by Mrs. Davis, vocal numbers by Rawlcs Wilson with Keith Stewart acting aa accompan ist and piano selections by Mr. Stewart. C "Tha bride-to-be Is tha daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. O. Moan of this city and was graduated from Whitman col lege at Walla Walla this year. Sha li a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority. "Mr. Meraereau is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Egbert Wheeler Mersereau of Snn Josa, California. Ha attended Mount Hermon in Northflald, Massachusetts, and graduated last year from Whitman col - lege where he was affiliated with Sigma Chi fraternity. "The wedding will take placa Saturday evening, July tha twenty-seventh, at tha United Presbyterian church In this city." Mlsa Moen visited recently In Klamath Falls an route south, and waa tha guest of Miss Maxlna Peterson and Miss Patricia Gallagher while W tha city. Friends surprised Mr. W. B. Handrlckson at his home on Scott street on his birth day when pinochle and oth er games were played with high award going to Mr. and Mrs. Moulder and the special prize to Mrs. Twllliger. A number of gifts were present ad the honor guest. Those enjoying the evening were Mr. and Mrs. John Blehn, Mr. and Mrs. William Twilllgor, Mrs. Mary Lou Courtwright, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Blchn, Mr. and Mrs. William Moulder, Mr. and Mr. Ed Knopp, Mr. and Mrs. George Clyma and Mr. and Mrs. .W. B. Hendrlckaon. Miss Betty Mushen of San Francisco arrived this week, to Upend a week visiting her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Mushen of High street. Club Will Tour Mill Soroptimists Will Be Guests of Mrs. Larnrn At Next Meeting At the Thursday noon luncheon meeting of the Klumoth Falls Soroptimists at the Wlllord hotel, plans were completed for a jaunt to Mowlch with Mrs. Alice Lamm on Thursday, July tha eighteenth. The caravan will leave Klamsth Falls about a quarter to nine o'clock for Modoc Point where Mrs. Lamm will Join the party and they will proceed to the Des chutes Lumber company for lunch and a tour of the mill, conducted by Mr. Roland Watt, co-owner of the plant with Mrs. Lamm. This will bo one of the club's vocation al programs In which each member Is taking part. An Interesting report of tha national convention at Salt Lake City was given Thurs day by Mri. Effte Garcelon who told of the high percent age of professional women making up the Salt Lake club one, an attorney, serv ing as a municipal Judge, an other a practicing physician besides the representation of other professions. She also told that each member of tha Salt Lake club had been ap pointed a godmother to mem bers of other clubs for the duration of the convention, the godmother for the Klam ath Falls' delegates being Er ma Bltner, part owner and broadcaster of KSL radio sta tion. The club voted to have a vacation period u n tl 1 Sep tember, holding only one business meeting during tha month of August. MRS. GASTER HONORED AT SHOWER, PARTY Mrs. Albert Gaiter was tha guest of honor at a miscel laneous shower Friday eve ning, June tha twenty-seventh, at tha home of her elatei-ln-law, Mrs. Paul Gaater on Tor rey street. Contest games were played with prizes given to Mrs- Melvln Solberg, Mrs. Albert Caster, Mrs. Elsie Lar son and Miss Virginia Geyer. After opening of the gifts, tha hostess served refresh ments to Mrs. Anna Weber, Mrs. John Weber. Mrs. S. A. Gaiter, Mrs. Stella Wlncgar, Mrs. Hattie Willlts. Miss Betty Hob.ion, Miss Virginia Geyer, Mrs. Elsie Larson, Mrs. War ren Mason, Mrs. Melvln Sol berg, Miss Clara Wlnegar, Mrs. Freda Jackson, Miss Cathryn Jackson, Miss Freda Weber, Mrs. Roy Burnett, Mrs. Eric Landen and the guest of honor. Old friends are greeting Mrs. Ora Dshl of Los Angeles who is here as the guest of her sister, Mra. Fred Houston. Mra. Dnhl la the former Ora Nelson and resided In this city a number of years ago. i a t ' iir r'vl iff' i v FV nJi itti ' 4 s v' v JACQUELINE Jacqueline Lore, five-month-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Fanning of 1714 Portland street, is vary well pleased with her world judging from the smile and the light in her dark eyas. ' Kennell-Ellls. H . ... ' J? ,1-1',,' .1 rv W. "! P p r ky K e Vir: Vv t ' ; i ' -t' .j. to- ,ti , . w &hv,, :ir , r - t" I -feT,"". ALVIN 9 5 i.r'- "-'iWrs J f. BOB BIRDSALL-PREMO WEDDING HELD ON JULY FOURTH Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Blrd sall of this city announce tha marriage of their daughter, Beatrice, to Mr. Albert Prcnio in Reno, Nevada, on Jnly the fourth. The bride wore hr. attrac tive blue and white sports en semble with white accessories and-was attended by her aunt, Mrs. Emma Turcotte of San Francisco. Mr. Clayton No dlne, also of San Francisco, acted as best man. Following a brii-f honey moon in Nevada, Mr. and Mrs. Premo returned to Klamath Falls to make thitr home. The groom is the son of Mrs. S. P. Cox of Puyallup, Wash ington. Visitors From East Entertained Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Pear son, 716 Owens street, had as their guests over the weekend Mrs. Pearson's sister, Ethel Nelson of Detroit, Michigan and Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Vs berg and daughter, Harri ette, and Miss Janice Jnnk of Saginaw, Mich. While here the group en joyed a trip to Crater Lake and other points of interest. They left here for Snn Fran cisco where (hey planned to spend several days at the Golden Gate Exposition, go ing from there to Los Angeles to visit relatives before re turning east. Lakevlew visitors here over the weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Barrio, (Ruth Cofcr), and Mr. and Mrs. Os car Klttredge (Josephine Meissner), of Ariel in Lake county. CHEYNE 4 ,v W 7... .-.WasjMisHi". j - t KENT OFFICERS INSTALLED BY DE MOLAY DeMo'ay officors took over their duties for the year in an impressive installation ceremony held Thursday evening. July the eleventh, at eight o'clock in the Masonic temple. Officers include, Alvin Cheyne, master councillor: Jack Myers, senior councillor; Bob Kent, junior councillor: Bob Evans, scribe. Pictures by Kcnnell-Ellis. Planning Vacation Trip Through South Mr. and Mrs. John Harris of Fremont street planned to leave this weekend on a two weeks' motor trip through San Francisco and southern California. Their two chil dren, Mary Kay and Jackie, are spending the fortnight in Portland with their grand mother, Mrs. A. S. Wilcox, having left Saturday morning by train accompanied by their aunt and cousin, Mrs. H. N. Wilcox and daughter, Rose mary, of Portland, FAMILY REUNION HELD RECENTLY A family reunion was en Joyed by members of the Upp family who gathered at tha homo of their mother, Mrs. Ann Upp of Grant street, this past weekend. A picnic supper was served at Moore park on Sunday afternoon. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Mudd of Wilmington, California, with their son, Gil bert Saunders; Mr. and Mrs. John Kollias, Fall Creek, Ore gon, with their daughter, Don. na Lou; Waldeen Upp of Frineville, Oregon; Mr. and Mrs. Eugeno Merritt and daughter, Kay, Sprague River; Mrs. Martha McCollum, Mr. and Mrs. Perry Babcock and Miss Ellen Upp. A summer visitor in Klam ath Falls la Miss Gloria Mon an of Spokane, Washington, a guest of Mlsa Ruth Rogers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Rogers, 821 Eldorado street. A group of friends en Joyed an evening at the Rogers home Friday complimenting Miss Monan. JACK ' i BOB Shower Given For July Bride-Elect Miss Eldenia Smith whose marriage to Mr. Clifford S. Keyon will be solemnized the latter part of July was com plimented at a miscellaneous bridal shower given by her Bister, Mrs. Francis Hubbard at the home of her mother, Mrs. G. M. Smith. Games were enjoyed with the prlre awarded to Mrs. Jeanne Pinelli. A number of lovely gifts were presented to Miss Smith by Mrs. Gene Han son, Mrs. Marjoric Peterson, Mrs. Jeanne Pinelli, Mrs. Burdy Morrison, Mrs. Evange line Landers, Mrs. Josie Land ers, Miss Babe Landers, Miss Alice Landers, Miss Sophie Demetrakos and Miss Barbara Rundell. MANY GUESTS ENJOY PARTY AT MOLATORE'S Mr. and Mrs. Anton Mola tore entertained at their home on Eldorado street one eve ning of last week (or mora than 100 guests who were bid den for several hours of bridge. Assisting Mr. and Mrs. Molatore were Mr. and Mrs. Mike Lavenik and Mr. and Mrs. Francis Manning. High score of the evening was held by Mrs. J. M. Guer ratai, and other awards were made to guests. Mrs. Wendling J. Kessler entertained for a group of friends at bridge Friday eve ning at her home on Lincoln street. Mrs. J. A. Gordon Is here for the remainder of the sum mer as the guest of her daugh ter, Mrs. Wilbur Petty, (Hope Gordon). miatrmmi-iaia i mt rr ml MYERS EVANS NEIGHBORHOOD TEA HELD AT HARNEY HOME Members and friends of the C o n g r egational Community circle were entertained by Mrs. J. O. Harney at her home on Darrow avenue at a neighbor hood tea Tuesday afternoon, July the ninth. The group spent the time In sewing after which refresh ments were served by the hos tess to Mrs. S. R. Berry, Mrs. H. S. Stone, Mrs. W. C. Little, Mrs. J. C. Marin, Mrs. W. R. Nelson, Mrs. A. G. Pearson, Mrs. H. J. McGilvray Mrs. W. L. Larson, Mrs. E. L. Mitchell, Miss Nona Hall, Mrs. Etna Gentry, Mrs. W. O. Lohrey and granddaughter, Betty Prather and Mrs. Charles M. Reynolds. The next In this series of teas will be held Wednesday afternoon, July the seven teenth, at two o'clock at the home of Mrs. W. O. Lohrey, 2144 Eberlein avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Asahel Bush of Salt Lake City spent three days of the past week in Klamath Falls and were greeted by their many friends here. They left Saturday over the coast highway for Agate beach where they will be guests of Mr. Bush's family and will also join their small daughter, "Jody," who has visited in Salem for the past few months. Neighbors of Wood c r a f t will meet Monday evening, July the fifteenth, at eight o'clock in the KC hall when a program will follow the business meeting and refresh ments will be served. Mrs. Mildred Smith is chairman of the committee in charge. De Molay n stalled Thursday Alvin Cheyne Takes Office as Master Councillor For Summer Term of Masonic Organization Officers for the summer term, Order of DeMolay, war Installed in an Impressive ceremony Thursday evening, July the eleventh, at eight o'clock in the Masonic temple, with many friends, relatives, and parents of the DeMolay member attend ing the services. Installing officer waa Retiring Master Coun cillor Dick Blohm, assisted by Bill Ganong, Ben Hastings, Earl Reynolds Jr., Charles Bonney, and Gordon Ledlngham. Those taking office were: ' Alvin Cheyne, master coun cillor; Jack Myers, senior councillor; Bob Kent, Junior councillor; Bob Evans, scribe; Carter Sparks, sen ior deacon; Dean Jones, Jun ior deacon; Steven Stewart, senior steward; Bob Fred erickson, Junior steward; Glenn Kennedy, chaplain; Bill King, marshall; Bob Houston, orator; Orton Mann, almoner; Bill Constani, sentinel; Jim Shaw, standard bearer; Dick Howard, Bill Worstell, Don Bratton, Mark Hanna, Rich ard Halousek, Bob Erlandson, Don Smith, preceptors. There were also visitors from the Tulelake chapter present, and other out-of-town guests. Mr. Godfrey C. Blohm, head of the advisory council of DeMolay, present ed his son with the Past Mas ter Councillor's pin and Floyd Stanley, dad advisor of the chapter, was also present. Following the installation refreshments were served and dancing enjoyed. The next meeting of DeMolay will be held July twenty-fifth. Officers unable to attend due to absence from the city will be installed at a later date.. COUPLE WED AT CEREMONY ON JUNE 26TH On June the twenty-sixth. Miss Lucille Mulvaney be came the bride of Mr. Wil liam Smith at a wedding sol emnized in the chapel of the Sacred Heart church. The bride was given In marriage by Mr. Thomas Holmes. Miss Alma Peter son acted as bridesmaid and Mr. Paul Butler as best man. Invited guests w e re Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Holmes, Mrs. M. H. Wolf, mother of the groom, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Beers, Mrs. Annis Pruitt, Mr. and Mrs. I. E. Sherman and son. Following the ceremony a wedding dinner was served at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sherman, honoring the bride' and groom, when a number of other guests were present in addition to the wedding party. Mrs. Edith HuU of Niles, Michigan, and Mrs. Lew At kinson of Altadena, Califor nia, were weekend visitors at the home of Mrs. Myra Cain Stewart on Alameda street. The three attended school to gether. The visitors are en route south following an in teresting trip into the Alaskan interior and stops at Portland and Seattle after their return to the States. Enjoying an extended stay in Columbus, Ohio, are Mrs. J. Calvin Hunt and daughter, Connie, who are spending the remainder of the summer visiting friends and relatives in their old home. Before re turning to Klamath Falls they plan to attend the World's fair in Chicago. BUSINESS EQUIPMENT for the Modern Office May w help you plan your new office, or remodel your old one? A liberal allowance is given on an old desk or file on new up-to-date equipment. Wa are agents for the Acme Viiible ana! Visi-File systems. The new Visible it inexpens ive and easy to operate, and it's a saver of office space. Let us show you the Meilink Furnace Tested Chests . . . fire protection for your valuables. Price ranges . . . $8.50 to $22.50. Shaw Stationery 729 Main Officers nvitations Received July Twenty-eighth ff Named as Wedding Date by Local Maid Invitations were received this week for tha wedding of Miss Elizabeth Gallagher, daughter of Mr. and Mr. Francis Robert Olds and Mr. Robert O'Sullivan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. O'Sulli van of this city. The service will be read at four o'clock Sunday after noon, July the twenty-eighth, at the home of tha bride' par ents on Riverside. A small group of intimate friends and members of Miss Gallagher' and Mr. O'Sullivan' famllle will attend. Mis. Stephenson Visiting Hera Mrs. Vera Stephenson of Orland, California, who visit here each summer, is the guest of her brother-in-law and sla ter, Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Til lotson, at their home on Earl street. Mrs. Stephenson ha recently returned from a northwest regional conference of the Business and Profes sional Women's clubs of which she is president of the north ern district of California. En route south Mrs. Stephenson made an interesting Journey into Banff and Lake Louise. S-P-E-C-.-A-l DOUBLI SIZI Tussy Deodorant Cream Twice the regular b doubl value for 50tl Tussy Deodorant Cream guards underarm franhnass, helps you stay dainty 1 to 3 days. ,Uj whan convenient. No waiting to dryl Does not stain clothing. Approved by Good Houiakeeplng Bureau. LIMITED TIME ONIYI CURRIN'S FOR DRUGS Klamalh's Cosmetic Center "The Friendly Drug Storo" 9th and Main Phono 5602 1 rolgwA
