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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1940)
n S ' - . " ; 'lit-1.. V. ' A Vi3rV ii U Princoti fionnia Robin Snowball Dance On December Program Order of DeMolay To Crown Sweetheart at Party Planned in Willard Hotel Ballroom Friday Mnnbrm of the younRcr sot nro anticipating the nnnunl Snowball dnnco which will bo given Friday evening, Decem ber the twenty-seventh, In tho ballroom of the Willard hotel by the Order of DeMolay. MIm Virginia Howard will be crowned Sweetheart of DeMolay during the evening, tho wreath of flowers placed on her head by Master Coun cillor Jack Myers. Princesses will bo Miss Juno Van, Miss Dorothea Kllingson, Miss Bon nie Robin, and Miss Suzanne Mlchclson. Patrons for the affair aro Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey C. Dlohm, Mr. and Mrs. E. O, Thomas, Mr. Floyd Stanley, and Mr. William Milne. More than one hundred and twenty-five couples arc ex pected at the Snowball dance which Is given each year dur ing Christmas and Now Year's by DeMolay. A special Invi tation has been issued to members of the collego set, ' homo for the holidays. Mrs. C. II. DngRclt and daughters, Miss Marljanc and Carolyn, left Friday by motor for San Francisco for tho holi days. Later tho girls will study at Armstrong's business col lege. . Mr. and Mrs. Frank Drew plan to spend Christmas Day In Portland will) Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Moore, parents of Mrs, Drew. , Mr. mid Mrs. J. Percy Wells plan to lcavo next week for Portland where they will re main during most of the holi day senson. pi r: Y f . "X. Lr i I 1 11 SIGMA KAPPA SORORITY PLANS TEA Members of Sigma Kappa sorority will be entertained at tea Friday afternoon, Decem ber the twenty-seventh, from three o'clock until five o'clock at the home of Mrs. Robert Thompson, 831 Pacific Ter race AH members of the sorority arc Invited to attend, and those affiliated with Sigma Kappa aro asked to contact Mrs. Thompson this week, , Hornlbrooki to Visit During Holidays Friends will be Interested to learn that Mrs. H. C. Hornl brook and her daughter, Miss Kathryn, were to arrive Sat urday evening from Chlco to spend tho holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Carleton W. Hornl brook of Pacific Terrace, Miss Hornlbrook is with the llbrnry of the Chlco State college hi California. Among the holiday visitors in Klamath Falls is Mrs. Paul Keller of Portland, guest of her mother, Mrs. George Hum phrey of Pine street. Mr, Kel ler, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. J, Keller of this city, will Join his wife for the Christmas holidays. !. ' ' ' uy TV i Yi:j r -J' Princess Suzanne Michelson By LOIS Miss Virginia Howard, "Sweetheart of DeMolay," to Crowned at the "Snowball" Dance December Twenty-seventh. .'V tt H t ? It Y 1 1 f STEWART v.r. r-j .-i.tj ; , - (, ., ;YY'. 'Y 1 t 7 T 1 "? iwiv Y vvV.wjw-t- ' jj incoss Be v. "nnHMi 1 " Juna Van Y At, t j ' Y V T , f 1 -1 f Princess Dorothea Ellingson Final Arrangements Made by Committee! Reames Country Club New Year's Dance To Be -f One of Gayest. Affairs of Holiday Season ' "It's going to be grand" is the announcement of the f Reames Country club dance committee regarding the tradition al New Year's eve party scheduled for Tuesday night a week 17 hence at the clubhouse. The committee will discuss plans only with such mysteri ous terms as "pretentious, . and '"spectacular," with an interesting program of fea tures, coupled with gay favors and decorations, arranged for the party goers. Dancing for club members and their guests will begin at . ten o'clock. An elaborate buf fet supper will be served at a late hour. Details of the party were planned by the commit tee members including Mr. and Mrs. John Bishop and Mr. and Mrs. Don Drury, co-chairmen. Dr. and Mrs. Ray W. Oldenburg, Dr. and Mrs. Den ton J. Rees, Mr. and Mrs. Lc iloy Erdmann, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jenkins, Dr. and Mrs. F. W. Peak, and Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Igl. The December meeting of Oregon Mothers was hold at the home of Mrs. C. E. Morri son on Pacific Terrace with eleven members present. 'The January meeting will be held the sixth at the home of Mrs; Warren Hunt, 647 Pacific Terrace, at which time dessert will be served at half past one o'clock. ' ., Miss Helen Lois .Winning ham, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Winningham of Painter street, is home from Whitman college at Walla Walla for tho holidays. n r? IyI Y.i t v' f t 1 -Si. 1 " i WASHINGTON VISITORS HERE. DURING HOLIDAYS Complimenting Mr. and Mrs. William A. King of Clarkston, Washington, , par ents of Mrs. John Coppagc of -' Fremont street, Mr. and Mrs. -s Coppagc have issued cards for rts an informal at home Saturday evening from eight o'clock un---j' til ten o'clock. im Mr. and Mrs. King arrived this weekend from the north ff to spend the holidays here. ' . .'.. Holiday Visitors Expected Hera Captain and Mrs. Hoyd Yadcn of Hamilton Field, ' California, are expected to spend the holidays here with ' Captain Yadcn's parents, Mr. !' and Mrs. Guy Hancock of Pa cific Terrace. Mrs. Paul W. Sharp spent several days in Klamath Falls 1,0 last week, returning to Fort Lewis, Washington, Saturday f:v evening. Dr. Sharp is now lo- K catcd at Fort Lewis. .' Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Blohm and sons will be in Portland ' for the Christmas holidays ; where they will be guests of 1.".? Mrs. Blohm's sister. All pictures by r. Kcnncll-E!ll
