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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1940)
PAGE SIX Club Entertains At Holiday Party : ' Members of Nile Hostesses to Husbands at Gay Affair Held at Elk Friday , ' On of the cuitomary attain that precede! the year-end holiday!, the Christmas dinner and party ot the Klamath Falls Nile club, was held last Friday evening, December the thir teenth, at the Elk hotel when members entertained their hut bands. A steak dinner was served at seven o'clock, followed by program and cards. The guests were seated about eight long tables that were decorated gaily in red and green and lighted by tall red tapers. Cones, holly, para eanthe berries and mistletoe formed attractive centerpieces. Mrs. Gus Anderson, the vice president, presided in the ab sence of the president, Mrs. J. H. Poppy. The e v e ai n g 's festivities were opened by the assembly ' tinging of "God Bless Ameri ca," followed by the introduc tion of guests. During the entertain ment hour Mrs. George W. Hillis sang "Mu sette's Waltz Song" from "La Boheme" and "Mr. Robin"; Mr. Charles Stanfield present ed the high school's a capella choir ot sixteen voices in three numbers that were re ceived with much apprecia tion. Mr. R. D. Eller, illustri out potentate of Hillah temple, Mystic Order of the Shrine, gave short informal talk. Santa Claus (Mr. Wilbur Arnold) appeared after the dinner hour and provided a great deal of fun by reading humorous letters to Santa aa he distributed gifts from the Christmas tree. , Later, bridge and pinochle were in play with the awards in bridge going to Mrs. Charles Gilbert and Mr. Arnold, high; Mrs. George Massey and Dr, Massey, consolation. Mr. Gus Anderson and Mr. Carl Stein- aeifer received the nrizM in pinochle. The evening's guest prizes .were received by Mrs. J. H. Carter and Mr. R. P. Ellington. Mrs. M. C. Cassel was in charge ot the enter tainment. - Covers at dinner were laid tor Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Abbott, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur A. Ar nold, Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Car ter, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Chil- eote, nr. and Mrs. M. c. Caa- sei, Mr, ana Mrs. h. r. cuing- son, air. ana jars, tt, u. jsuer, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Epperson, Mr and Mrs. George W. Hillis, Mrs. Charlotte Martin, Mr. E. B. Hall, Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Josephaon, Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Snoop, Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Gilbert, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Steinseifer, Mrs. Ruth O. Bathiany, Mr. and Mrs. Law rence Bertram, Dr. and Mrs. Lloyd J. Goble, Dr. and Mrs. Ray W. Oldenburg, Mrs. Harry Wayne, Dr. and Mrs. G. A. Massey, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ostendorf, Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Purcell, Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Spiker, Mr. and Mrs. W. H.ir.n. -r,A M. . A v ATA fa U U DeLos Mills. ANNOUNCEMENT TOLD FRIENDS IN DETROIT ' An engagement of Interest In Klamath Falls was told in the Detroit, Michigan news papers, with the announce ment of the betrothal of Miss Marie Elizabeth Moon, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Moon of Detroit, to Mr. Charles Woodrow Patterson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Patterson of Midland, Oregon, and Stockton, California. The bride-elect's mother en tertained at the Women's City club in Detroit recently where Miss Moon received her guests in an attractive toast wool frock with a corsage of bronze chrysanthemums. Charles Patterson spent his first year at the College of the Pacific and was awarded a scholarship in the General Mo tors Engineering school at De troit where he studied and worked. Upon his graduation he was given a place in the Bulck shop and then went with LeTourneau at Peoria for year, then back to Cadil lac. No date for the wedding baa been set. KIWANIS CLUB INSTALLATION PARTY PLANNED ... ' Members of Kiwanis club are anticipating the installa tion party which is scheduled for Tuesday evening, Janu ary the seventh, at Reames Golf and Country club. Cock tails will be served between half past six and seven o'clock and dinner and dancing later. Mr. E. M. Igl is chairman of this event. . . A committee ot Kiwanis wives has been named to con tact others in regard to the party which promises to be one of the nyest January af fairs. , Social Calendar Tuesday. December 14 Christmas eve. Monday. December IS Members ot Toastmistress club to meet at home ot the president, Mrs. A. J. Voye, for a Christmas dinner party. Thursday, December 21 Final luncheon meeting ot Soroptimist club for 1940 to be held at Willard hotel at noon. Friday, December 17 Sigma Kappa sorority tea at home of Mrs. Robert Thompson, S to 5 o'clock, S31 Pacific Terrace. Snowball dance by Order of DeMolay, Willard hotel. Saturday, December 21 Norwegian dinner IOOF hall, 6 to 8 p. m. Public in vited. Sponsored by Roald lodge, No. 39, Sons ot Nor way. Installation of officers, Aloha chapter, OES, Masonic hall. 8 p. m. Annual Norwegian dinner in IOOF hall, 6 to 8 p. m. Mrs. C. E. Carlson, chairman. Public invited. Monday. December 30 Young People's club of Sacred Heart church spon soring dance at KC hall Tuesday. December 81 Annual Elks New Year's Ve ball. Annual New Year's dancing party at Reames Golf and Country club. Sunday. January I Tea for Girls' Friendly so ciety ot St Paul's Episcopal church with parents as guests, 4:30 p. m. Monday, January 8 Meeting ot Oregon Moth ers with Mrs. Warren Hunt, 847 Pacific Terrace. Joint meeting ot the League rf Women, Voters vstudy groups, government and its operation and government and economic welfare, at the chamber of commerce, 2 o'clock. Eulalona chapter, DAR, no host dinner for husbands and :. escorts. Tuesday, January 7 Kiwanis club installation party, Reames Golf and Coun try club. E. M. Igl, chairman. Wednesday, January 8 Verse group, Writers league, Mrs. Ralph . Porter, hostess. Sojourners at Willard hotel. i Monday, January 13 Klamath Falls Woman's Li- vittiLjr .uuw mm 7 4" gram, 2 p. m. Tuesday, January 14 Delta Gamma chapter, Mrs. Wilbur Jones. Leader, Mrs. E. H. Balsiger. Topic: "New Programs for a New Cen turity." Wednesday, January II Art Needle Work club with Mrs. Z. J. Powell. Thursday, January II Government and education study group of the League of Women Voters at the cham ber of commerce, 2 o'clock. Commencing new program of study "Know Your School System." Saturday, January 18 Mid-Winter carnival, Wil lard hotel, Winter Dancing club. Monday, January 20 Regular meeting of the League of Women Voters in the small club room of the city library at 2 o'clock. Saturday, January 21 Annual Doernbecher bene fit bridge tea in Willard ho tel by Library club. Monday, January 27 Government and foreign Eolicy study group of the eague of Women Voters to meet at the chamber of com merce at 2 o'clock. Friday, February 14 Klamath Basin Communi ty Concert association, pre sents Richard Crooks in con cert at Pelican theatre. Saturday, February 22 Eulalona chapter, DAR, en tertain with George Washing ton day tea for prospective members and girls selected for pilgrimage. Colonial ball, Willard ho tel, Winter Dancing club. Saturday, March 22 March Hop, Willard hotel, Winter Dancing club. Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Cofer are leaving Saturday by motor for Sacramento and San Francisco where they will remain through the year-end holidays, visiting with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Broster hous have returned from Bend where they spent a week. THE (J lW4m - - - M&l itW&m f?n nn if - -J I ihv n -a i u , v i, SfesaSaiBiasSsiii&s , iiMlnlltBiaa nn hi ii nniif'i t I- S aawaaaaj('twaNlwsaaws4u pa m ,) . 1 Pit y wk v V mm niiiiini iiiiimiimn ii nniii 1lT n t- X1 J J ..n , aimamanil'iTrT i laiinin -f'naiiMiiA Am ffll ANWSocia Club Meets Mrs. J. F. Goeller En tertains With Christ mas Party The home of Mrs. J. F. Goeller at 234 South River side avenue in this city is one of the delightfully homely early day dwellings. The house and premises have been kept up by the Goellers during their nearly forty years resi dence there. The spacious living dining room, finished in birch-paneled walls with china closet doors of leaded glass, and stained glass windows, was the gathering spot for mem bers of the Art Needle Work club, Wednesday afternoon, when Mrs. Goeller entertained for their pleasure. . A cheery fire sparkled In the fireplace, a lovely silver fir Christmas tree, cut from an altitude of 6000 feet in the nearby Cascade mountains, perfect in shape, stood in one corner of the spacious room, while pine cones decorated the mantle and a miniature tree centered the tea table, all con . tributing to the Christmas season atmosphere. Mrs. George Hum, one of the members, proudly display ed a story published in the December the twenty-first 1940 issue of "Christian Youth," published by "The .Sunday School Times Com pany" of Philadelphia. The story is entitled "The Modoc Knife," and is written by Gretta M. Van Duker, Klam ath Falls, Oregon, grand daughter of Mrs. Hum. According to Mrs. Hum the story of her granddaughter is based partly on fact. The locale is the Spencer creek district near Keno. The char acters are members of the Spencer family, Modoc and Klamath Indians, and the time around the 1870's. Mrs. Goeller was assisted during the tea hour by her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Fred Goeller Jr. Mrs. Harry Rich ardson was a special guest. Mrs. Z. J. Powell will be hostess to the club Wednes day afternoon, January ' the fifteenth, 1941. Spending a week of the holi day season at the W. T. Comp ton home on Melrose street is Mrs. Elton Jackson and two children of Tiller, Oregon. Mrs. Jackson is a daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Compton and formerly resided here where she has many friends. Mr, Jackson will arrive Tuesday evening to spent! Christmas with his family. NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, : PEP PEPPERS SKATE AND FALL! Members of Pep Peppers skated for several hours after a potluck supper Fri day evening of last week. In the upper picture, left to right, skaters are Wilamae Lento, June Van, Patty Schupp, Jerry Ann Dcnehie, and Darbara Beane. Lower left, Miss Catherine Tominson, co-advisor, skates with Pep Pep pers Frances Foster and Pauline Alexander, while (right), Suzanne Michclson helps Barbara Beane off the slick floor. Pictures by Wesley Guderian of The Herald and News. MRS. HOUSTON HOSTESS AT CHRISTMAS PARTY Mrs. John Houston enter tained for two evening bridge . clubs with a Christmas party Thursday evening at her home on Pacific Terrace. A gift ex change followed dessert. The rooms were prettily decorated with greens and a gay Christ mas tree. Guests were Mrs. Louis Scr ruys, Mrs. Jacques J. Steigcr, Mrs. John Martin, Mrs. Frank lin L. Weaver, Mrs. Lawrence Slater, Mrs. George Myers, Mrs. Lloyd Goble, Mrs. F. Cecil Adams, Mrs. Claude H. Davis, Mrs. Lester Off ield, Mrs. Robert Thompson, and Mrs. Harlan Bosworth. THOMPSONS TO ENTERTAIN WITH PARTY Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thomp son are entertaining with an informal at home party Saturday evening for mem bers of their firm at the Thompson home on Pacific Terrace. Games will be played in the rumpus room and a buffet supper served. The rooms will be gay with a Christmas tree, garlands of greens, and clusters of mistle toe. Guests of the Thompsons will be Mr. and Mrs. Louis Shinr., Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Sinclair, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Nancarrow, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shinn, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Overackcr, Mr. Clarence Nelson, and Mr. Richard Sin clair, 4 Soroptlmlsts To Resume Luncheons The Klamath Falls Sorop timist club will resume reg ular weekly luncheon meet ings on the Thursday follow ing Christmas day when a holi day luncheon will be served at the Willard hotel at noon. Installation of the club's new staff of officers will take place at a joint installation with the Venture club early in January, according to the re tiring presidents, Mrs. Ida Odell. Miss Benoist , Elected Head Girls' Friendly Society Names 1941 Offi cers Miss Virginia Lee Benoist was named president of the Girls' Friendly Society of St. Paul's Episcopal church at a meeting held Monday after noon at the church at half past four o'clock. Miss Joanne O'Neill was named vice president ot the group, Miss June Bosworth will serve a.i secretary and Miss Sally Mueller as treas urer. More than twenty-five girls took part in the carol service practice followed by supper and a gift exchange. Others present were the advisors in cluding Miss Hazel Morrison, Mrs. Ralph Benoist, Mrs. Phil Schroeder and Mrs. John Schubert. CHRISTMAS DINNER PLANNED BY LINDLEYS Of interest to their many friends in Klamath Falls is word of the Christmas visit of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Beeton, (Katherine Lindley), of Bur lingame, California, who will be guests Christmas day of Mrs. Beeton's parents, Mr. ' and Mrs. George R. Lindley of Lindley Heights. A holiday dinner will be served members of the family with covers laid for Mr. and Mrs. Lindley, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lindley, Mr. and Mrs. George Myers and two sons, Jimmy and George, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Bernard Matt, Mr. and Mrs. William Cleve and Mr. and Mrs. Beeton. Dick Igl, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Igl of North Third street, returned Friday from the University of Oregon to spend the holidays. Mr. Richard Shearer will spend the Christmas holidays In Portland with members of his family. Glvt Furs for Christmas Our Stock Is Completel Everything in furs for your selection I ORE. DELTA GAMMA SCHEDULES JANUARY MEET Delta Gamma chapter ot Delphian society will not hold the regular meeting December the twenty-fourth duo to the holidays, and the next regular meeting will bo held January the fourteenth at the homo of Mrs. Wilbur Jones with Mrs. E. H. Balsiger as the leader. The topic will be, "New Programs for a New Cen tury." 407 Main Students Presented At Christmas Party Mrs. E. D. Johnson Entertains for Young Pupill And Mothers at Home Thursday Afternoon A delightful Informal recital and Christmas pert? ws given by Mrs. E. D, Johnson for a group of young piano stu dents and their mothers at her home on Pacific Tarrace Thurs day nfternoon. Holiday Party Event Lions Enjoy Gay Din ner Affair at Willard Tuesday Evening One of the gayest of the holiday affairs was the Christ mns dinner party given by the Lions and Lioness groups at the Willard hotel Tuesaay eve ning when covers for more than seventy were laid at beautifully appointed tables. A wealth of Christmas greens, red candles, a gay Christmas tree, and garlands made the ballroom attractive, Mr. William Milne served as Snnta Claus and distributed gifts. Dinner followed the Tom and Jerry hour. Mr. Ernest Mullis was chairman of the affair. Mr. J. A. Southard led the guests in carol singing during the evening. MISS BEANE PARTY HOSTESS SATURDAY Miss Barbara Beane enter tained with an Informal dan cing party Saturday evening at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Beane of Pacific Terrace. Guests included Miss Mer lon Albrecht, Miss Lyndell Brewer, Miss Frances Foster, Miss Bethel Marbach. Miss Suzanne Michclson, Miss June Michclson, Miss Dorothea El llngson, and Messrs. James Shaw, Dick Beane, Clarence Johnson, Bill Burncst, Glenn Kennedy, Maurice O'Callag han, Steve Stewart, Frank Ganong, and George Demntra kot. ; k, , 1 . Mrs. Ernest D. Lamb re turned this weekend from Portland and Corvallls where she spent several days. In Portland she was tho guest of her mother, Mrs. David C. Powell. Accompanying her home was her son, Calvin, student at Oregon State col lege, and Leo Molatore, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. Molatore, also an OSC student U Be Glamour for Gifts Then Lei li Be Crystal Genuine crystal It sparkling and luxurious to look at, but It Isn't expensive to buy. For your own table, or for thoia of your friends, Foitorta American It the final word In good tableware. It It to durable and solid you can ute It every day It It to good looking you can ute It on your "company" table and feel proud of It, and the price It belt of all -$5.40 a doxen for stemware, 45a to $3.95 for odd pieces to match and art were. GARCELON'S December ?1, 1940 Rooms were gay with Christmas greens and spe cially attractive was the tea tablo with whlta candles sur rounding a white snow scene. Mrs. Percy Murray pouri during the tea hour which followed the recital. Presented during the after noon wero Barton Adams, Mary Jane Howard, Frances Stearns, Jean Rao Oldenburg, Rosemary and Marcella June Murray, Harlan Bosworth, Gnraldlne McKenclree, Made Ion Artier, Andrew Hamlin, Charlotte Carter, Mary Ann Lion and Joy Kent. Miss Mary Lou Johnson gave a reading from, "Alice In Wonderland." HAWKINS' HOME TO BE SCENE OF FAMILY GATHERING One of the family gatherings of the holidays will be that at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Burt E. Hawkins on Vine street Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bakman (Dehlia Hawkins), accom panied b y Mr. Bakman's mother, Mrs. Molly Bakman, are arriving Monday from Frosno, California and Mr, and Mrs. John Hawkins are expected here Tuesday from Marslifleld. Besides their parents, they will visit with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mack and family in the Henley district and with Mr. and Mrs. James Hawkins. The Bakmans will remain here dur ing moat of the holiday season but Mr. and Mrs. John Haw kins will leave Thursday to return to their home on the coast. CHRISTMAS PARTY ENJOYED BY SUPPER CLUB Mrs. Samuel P. Miller en tertained at her home on Rose way drive Thursday evening at supper for members ot her bridge club. The living room was attractive with a gaily decorated tree and tall red candles against a cedar wreath were arranged on the mantle. Tho dining room table was centered with miniature Christmas tree with gum drops used for color, Mrs. Dick Reeder will en tertain the group the middle of January. Phone 4361
