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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (March 29, 1941)
fife m& ; : I a7 ? 5Ssy4?Kn 'MA-.. -:-'rV Xmit A- VISITORS IN KLAMATH FALLS this week are Mm. Wllllnm A. King of Clarkston, Washing ton, shown hero Willi her daughter. Mrs. Douglas Gcrrctson of Wlllmar, Minnrsota, and her Infant son, Hlchard King They have been the houseguests of Mr. and Mrs. John Coppago of Lowell street and during their stay have been widely entertained. Picture by Wesley Cuderlan of The Herald and News. r :r." : tN . 4"f .. - - 1 1 . m wmi,.i.iiri V- - . 'V' 4 1 ttmmLk.iiMiafit-Ms M. : fi iiinriir i' ir it i n' "mi iif "fiif i iat'-Afl TEA CHAIRMAN for St. Paul's annual Easter Monday bridge tea to be given in the Willard hotel, April tho four teenth, is Mrs. James Swnnscn Jr. She will be assisted in her duties by Mrs. DeLos Mills. Kennell-EUii NEWS HERALD By LOIS STEWART march 29, 1941 "' I r ' 1 nil umi iiir aiMM i i j or it .-v. I' """V ' v " " v 7 tlKteisfeM ran CI :,ri AROUND A TABLE HEAPED HIGH WITH WORK are members of the Girls Friendly Society of St. Paul's Episcopal church' who will aid Guild members in making a success of the annual Easter Monday tea set for April the fourteenth. Seated, left to right, Shirlcv Sogge, Patricia Benoist, Betty Glidden, Katharine Newman, Virginia Lee B e n o i s t, June Bosworth, Ann ' Beeves, Margaret Flock, and Nancy Evans. Standing, left to right, Ramona Reeves, Marilyn O'Neill, Sally Mueller, Joan O'Neill, Joanne Bennet and Miss Hazel Morrison, advisor. Girls at the end of the table are making tallies for the tea .and others are preparing scrap books to be sent to a mission and hospital in Onigum, Minnesota. The girls will have candy to sell at the bridge tea. Members of the group meet from half past four o'clock to seven o'clock on the second and fourth Mondays of each month. ' Picture by Wesley Guderian of The Herald and News. PLANS FOR THE ELKS INAUGURAL ball are being made by members of this committee working with their husbands to , arrange one of the gayest parties of the year for lodge members and their ladies. The ball is set for Saturday, April the -fifth. Gathered at Mrs. John Fowler's home to discuss plans, left to right, Mrs. L. A. Murphy, Mrs. John Fowler, Mrs. James ' F. Clark, Mrs. Lloyd J. Goble, and Mrs. Robert Thompson. A member of the committee not in the picture is Mrs. Henry '. Gerber. ... . : , Picture by Wesley Guderian of The Herald and News. HATS, HATS, HATS, but not mndo of straw and feathers and veiling and all the new things employed In creating tho Easter bonnet. To Mrs. Ralph Benoist, (left), goes the honor of hav ing the most becoming hnt which was fashioned of violets and ferns at the Altamont Garden club parnda Wednesday. Judges gnvc Mrs. Franklin Rafson first in the original division with her hot made of carrot rings, cabbage leaves and a cluster of green onions and radishes. Fetch ing was the carrot ring worn In the ear. 111 IN THE SPRING PARADE of ladies' hats are these suggestions use 'vegetables and fruitsl Mrs. E. D. Lamb, (left), wore : pink felt number trimmed with maroon and pink carnations, Mrs. Arch Proctor, (center) was turned out In a top piece of ivy and red cabbage swirls, while Mrs. Phil Schroeder wore a snug cap of squash and greens. All were shown at the Altamont Garden club meeting where Mrs. Schroeder was hostess and Mrs. Lamb and Mrs. Proctor Judged. ' Pictures by Wesley Guderian of The Herald and News. 1
