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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 22, 1942)
WB ASK ySPP I !T2 v H wXsbgc-- h ...11:: "'Ton Authority to Pay Visit in Klamath Mrs. Laurence Aske to Judge Annual Fall Flow er Show of Library Club An Important threc-dny school, of Interest to thone study ing flower nrrimifcmcnt or thoo who wish to ombnrk on tbls fnsclnutlng work, will bo held September tho ninth, tenth nnd elcvonth, when Mrs, Laurence Asko of St. Helena, Cnllfornln, will bo in Klnmutli Fulls to tench. Mrs. Asko is coming to this city under tho sponsorship of the ' garden study group of the Klamath Falls Library club und will nrrivo hero September the eighth. She will tench three laboratory lessons beginning on the ninth, Tliu clusscs are open to the public and thoso ln . terested may register with ' Mrs, Frederick W. Hamilton,. garden club president, Mrs.s Asko, whoso homu is in the lovely Napa valley, is an accredited jutlgo and has Judged at numerous llowcr shows. Sho hns advised gar den group members here tnat her three lessons will dun! with fruits nnd vegetables, cones nnd greens, and tho lust lesson will be on tnblo arrangements. Willi the holl dnys not too fnr nwny, the lessons will be of particular' interest. A small fco is ask ed for tho scries. The visitor has taught ., dower arrangement for a lumber of years and for tho last two years in high schools. She has lectured to most ot the best gnrden clubs in northern Cnllfornln and has decorated for ninny ot tho largo affairs of her commu nity Including several occa sions for the Palace hotel In Sun Francisco, .She arranged flowers In the decorntive arts section of the Palace of Finn Arts at tho World's fair, and lectured at tho hostess houso on Treasure Island, Mrs, Asko . has also Judged at the largo shows In California Includ ing those held at Sncramcnto, the Oakland spring show, and at Snn Mnteo. She will also Judge t h o fall flowor show to be hold here on September tho fourteenth at tho Wlllard hotel. .' All Interested women are Invited to attend the lectures during Mrs, Askc's stay In the city. Mrs. Adams Returns Friends Greet Former Resident on Arrival Here From East Friends nro greeting Mrs. J. Martin Adams and her two young dnughlcrs, Sharon and Snndrn, who returned Inst weekend from Holyoke, Massa chusetts, where they have been with Major Adams prior to his departuro for foreign service. Mrs. Adams Is the guest of Mr, arid Mr1. Murtin itnmsby on North Fifth street, until they take their homo on Hose way drive. They plan to re main hero for tho duration, Mrs. Clora Shaw entertained for Mrs. Adams und for Mr. and Mrs, Sam Rltchcy with a Sunday morning breakfast. at hor homo in Homcdulo, tho affair honoring tho return ot Mrs, Adams and tho wedding onnlvorsary of tho Kltchcys. A number of friends called Friday evening at tho Itumsby homo on North Fifth street to greet Mrs. Adams and her daughters, Mrs. Johnson And DnuflhUri to Laavt . Mrs, E. D. Johnson, accom panied by her daughters, Bar bara and Mnry Lou, will loovo Tuesday for Los An-' gcles where Mary Lou will enter hor first year nt Po monn college,, Mrs. Johnson , and Barbara will remain south for ono week, Barbara re turned Friday evening from Eugcno whore she lias com-, plotcd six weeks' study at ' the University of Oregon sum mer school. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Peak and son Jimmy are vacation ing at their summer home at Lake o' the Woods. SAN JOSE VISITOR RETURNS SOUTH Elizabeth 'Mcrscrcnu, who bus spent a week here as the guest of 'June Bosworth, left Thursday morning by train for her home in Snn Jose. During Miss Mersercuu's stay she enjoyed several dnys nt Lnke o' the Woods with the llnrlun Bosworth family. On Wednesday evening Miss Bosworth Invited a small group to her home for a murshmallow roast, including Elizabeth, Joy Kent, Mary Lou Timmuns, Cnrmcn Leo Jones, Chnrlottc Carter. Mnry Ann Grafton and Ann Steven son. On Wednesday after noon Elizabeth and June were guests of Janlco Bubb at tho theatre, ' MISS KEATING OBSERVES BIRTHDAY Peggy Kcating's eighteenth birthday was observed on Fri day, August tho twenty-first, when Mr. nnd Mrs. Jack Keat ing Invited n group of tho younger set to tho Pelican par ty room for luncicon nt ono q'clock. Peggy leaves this fall to enter tho University of Ore gon at Eugene, Covers were placed around a prettily nppolntcd center ar rangement for Miss Keating, Miss Mary Lou Johnson, Miss Mnry Jane Drake, Miss Merlon Albrecht, Miss Dean Hamilton, Miss Virginia Howard, Miss Joanno Siemens, Miss Wnnrin Shnw, Miss Nellie Gardner, Miss Marlys Stelnscifcr, and Miss Dorothea Ellingson, Mrs. Alfred D. Collier has Issued Invitations for a tea at which she will bo hostess at her homo on LcRoy. street from three until six o'clock Thursday afternoon, August tho twenty-seventh. Mrs. F. Cecil Adams and three children, Barton, Jeun and Paul, are spending sev eral weeks on the coast near Florence, Oregon, visiting Airs. Adams' parents. They will return before the open ing of school. HOSTESS AT A BACK TO SCHOOL week was Mary Lou Johnson, daughter Mrs. E. D. Johnson. Left to right, Mary Lou. Dorothea Ellingson, and Merlon Albrecht. Pictures by, V,esley. Guderian of . " ' 't : ' " The Herald and News. Sacial Calendar Monday, August 24 Weed show sponsored by Burden group, Library club, library club rooms. Mrs. Wil linm Scott, Mrs. Ralph Porter, co-chnirmen. Tuesday, August 25 Three It club with Mrs. Ann Shnfcr, 632 Rosewny drive. Wednesday, August 26 Annual picnic of Sojourners for husbands, guests and mem bers, Moore park. Friday, August 28 Flower show for suburbnn areas in Altnmonn Junior high school auditorium. Sponsored by Allnmont Gnrden club. Public welcome. Final summer social meet-, ing of Pnst Matrons club to be held nt Mnsonie temple. Dessert bridge. Saturday, August 29 St. Pnul's Guild rummngc snle. Place to be announced later. ' Tuesday, September 1 Klamath Falls Nile club to resume nctivltics at 12 o'clock . luncheon to be served at Masonic temple. Members of Zulelmn temple, Daughters ot t Nile,, residing . In valley in vited as special guests for the occasion. Wednesday, Soplombor 2 , Wednesday club, St, Paul's, nt parish house, 8 p. m, Hos tesses, Mrs. Harold Shaffer, Mrs, Robert Fulton, Mrs. Rich- , nrcl Hlbbs. Friday, September 4 Opening date fall schedule , for women of Rcames Golf and , Country club. Hostesses, Mrs. E. P. Brostcrhous, Mrs. L. D, ; Stephens and Mrs, T. Freder ick Farley. Luncheon, golf and cards. September 9. 10, 11 Mrs. Laurence Asko to give scries of , three lectures on flower nrrnngemcnta, library ' club rooms. Reservations may bo made with Mrs, F. W, Ham ilton, phone 3220. Thursday, September 10 Meetings of Methodist church circles. Friday, September 11 Wednesday club rummage sale. Saturday, September 12 Wednesday club rummage sale. party of Dr. Monday, September 14 . Annual fall flower show nnd luncheon, Klamath Falls Wom an's Library club, Wlllard ho tel, 1 a. m. RECEIVE , WORD FROM SON IN SERVICE Mr. and Mrs. D. V. Kuy kcndall have received word from their son, Captain John Kuykendall of the United States army medical corps, that he is now located in Australia wiUi our troops. Captain Kuykendall has been practicing medicine In Eugene and was a member of the re serves. . Another ' son, Mr. Vernon Kuykendall of this city and formerly of the Klamath Union high school staff, Is now In Bremerton, Washington as radio technician, second class. United States navy. Mr. Kuykcndall's family is re maining here. Mrs. George A. Myers and two sons, Jimmy and George, and Gladys Walker, spent the greater part of last week at tile . Claude Davis cabin : at Lake o' tho Woods. " Mrs. William Bratton of Medford, with her infant son, is visiting in Klamath Falls with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M, E. Nicodemus of Roseway drive. Mrs. J. F, King and her daughter, Mrs. Shelby Cal houn, left for Los Angeles on Thursday, Mrs, Calhoun is returning after spending several months here with her parents. Mrs. King will vis it for a fortnight In the south. v Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Lar son, accompanied 'by Miss Jeanne Malrie Long, left the middle of tho week for Port land to spend several days. Miss Long, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Long, will visit relatives in the north. The Larscns will be guests ot his mother. ,N H Jou.: ron . tnooc , Wis ffOlr. ;s KLAMATH MAID fO STUDY IN. EAST . Miss Marlyce . Erlandson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Erlandson, left Friday morn ing to enter St. Mary's School of Nursing at Rochester, Min nesota. En route east Miss Er landson will visit friends in Tacoma and Seattle and will Join her brother, Gordon Er landson, in Minneapolis at the homo of an aunt, Mrs. Michael Egan. Gordon is on a three weeks' holiday from his stud ies at Northwestern university in Chicago and will be here to visit his parents soon. On Thursday a group of . friends enjoyed a no-hostess luncheon at the Pelican, hon oring Miss Erlandson. Present were Miss Barbara Bell, Miss Patty Fleet, Miss Phyllis Col lier, Miss Stella Bowne, Miss Betty Reymers, Miss Jean Mer- : rill, Miss Swea Swanson, Miss Adcle Zamsky and Miss Jean etto Fitzpatrick. Miss Erlandson is a former University of Oregon student where she is affiliated witlf Delta Gamma sorority. MILLERS TO RESIDE IN PORTLAND - Friends regretted to learn this veek of tho departure of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel P, Miller nnd their two sons, Tom and David, who are leaving soon to make their home in Port land. They have taken a house on Lincoln street.. Mr. Miller has accepted a position in the north and Mrs. Miller and her sons plan to leave August the thirtieth, to join him. A number of affairs are being planned for Mrs. Mil ler's pleasure. She has been ac tive in civic and social affairs in the city. Enjoying a week's holiday nt Crescent lake are Dr.. and ' Mrs. Albert O. Roenlcke and three young children. They left Friday morning for the lake' nnd Saturday were Join ed by Dr. and Mrs. James Hilton nnd three, children who have taken an adjoining cabin. They will return just before the opening of school, 'e rdner i. W Deon W Pictured. Chairmen Named ; By Mrs. Proctor Klamath ' Falls Woman's Library Club to Open Winter's Program in September Mrs. A. G. Proctor, president ot the Klamath Falls Wom an's Library club, has completed the appointment ot commit tees for the year and work of the organization will be. under way with the fall luncheon and flower show to be held at the Willard hotel on Monday, September the. fourteenth. -.',, : : : . Mrs. Glenn -Kent serves as Bride-Elect Honored Barbara Bell Honor Guest at Shower on Tuesday Night Miss Barbara Bell, whose betrothal to Mr. Rex Hiatt of Seattle was made known sev eral weeks ago, was compli mented with a linen shower and bridge party Tuesday eve ning when Miss Betty Reymers and Miss Patty Fleet enter tained at the Fred E. Fleet home on Alameda street, In cards high score went to Miss Swea Swanson and low , to Mrs. Ivan Kandra of Mer rill. '. Honoring Miss Bell, whose marriage takes place in early September, were Miss Marlyce Erlandson, Miss Swea Swan son, Miss Adele Zamsky, Miss Jean- Merrill, Miss Stella Bowne, Miss Jeannette Fitz patrick, Miss Phyllis Collier, Mrs. John Harding, Mrs. Ivan Kandra, Mrs. George Mctz, Mrs. Rex Hiatt, Mrs. Carl G. Reymers and Mrs. Fred E. Fleet. ... Mr. and Mrs. Dick Reeves of Lebanon are busy this week moving Into their new home which they have but recently completed. Mrs. Reeves Is the former Mar garet Cummlngs, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Karl G. Cum mlngs of this city. Mr. J. Royal Shaw and daughter, Wanda, returned Friday from a week's stay in Son Francisco. i j I II I ...-v.-,-..- I vice president of the .club;' Mrs. C; W. Hornibrook, second vice president; Mrs. Roland ; Oakes, secretary, , and Mrs, R. P. Ellingson,' treasurer.' Committee : chairmen ' in j elude the following: Mrs. God-, I trey C. Blohm and Mrs. Ernest '' D. Lamb, program; Mrs., Don J. Zumwalt, music; Mrs. Neal Stewart, publicity; Mrs. R. P. Ellingson, membership; Mrs. John H. Houston, hospitality; Mrs. Lawrence K. Phelps, dee oration; Mrs. Franklin L. Wea- ver, defense; Mrs. A. E. Stone- : house, scrapbook. ' Fall luncheon, Mrs. Harry Goeller and Mrs. Andrew MV Collier. '' . - ' --,' v I Fall flow6r show, Mrs. Rol-' and Oakes. Doernbechcr benefit bridge, ' Mrs. Matthew Rauw, ; chair- man. Doernbecher tea chair-; I man, Mrs. Don R. Drury. - Spring, tea chairman, Mrs. E. D. Hamachcr. Spring flow er show chairman, Mrs. Fred erick W. Hamilton. . ' ...State. Doernbechcr chair man, Mrs: Rollo C. Groesbeck. State child welfare chairman, Miss Mary Ellen Foley. District president, Mrs. Wal ter West. , . The program will' be an nounced in detail for the com ing year .at the September luncheon, according to Mrs. Blohm and Mrs. Lamb, both of whom have worked diligently to present an Interesting and' Inspiring program.' Women of the city are Invited to become , members of Library club ani Its branches, and to attend the luncheon at the Willard. .'' At their cabin at Lake o' the Woods for' the next Week . or two are' Mr. and Mrs, Dwlght French and ' young son,. David. (
