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January 9, 1943 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE SEVEN Two Clubs Join For Installation Now Officers of Soroptimists, Venturists Take Over Duties At Thursday Dinner Gathered (round beautifully decorated tables In the Peli can pnrty room, Klamath Folia Soropttmlata and ' Venturlsti held their animal Joint Installation ceremony Thursday eve ning. Decoration), arranged under the aupervlaion of Annahella Newton, connlatcd of clusters of Amerlcon flags, red roaebuds, jonquil" unci narcissi. The dinner tabloa were In the shape of a larne "V" atandlng for both Victory and Vonlurlata. Following abort mualcnl program, the Venturo club r- , ' , membora Installed aathulr now Kltfi Ifl nr.l,ln Kiilhnrlna .lohnaon. i ill to be oaalatod during tho year by Clora Oetjen aa first vice presld.-t and Barbara Sollora I aa aocond vice presldont. Pa- Qrn. Kfi,,cfin Wa-Ic trlcle Shaw will be aocretary Lrr!ai Neesee VVedS for the term and Frnncea Do- Soldier i n Service lln, trenaurnr. naU.V..,1. Inatullatlon of Incoming of- IN6W Tear S flcora for the Soroptlmlat club Q. t , , . H . . waa conducted by varloua ' .lo ,rlond,1 ln membera. with Ruby Lyle In- ath Folia la the marriage MUM Yetta Margulla, laa- S'"Xf " M?" ?m2' bolla Van Fleet and Coral !Jd 'l Babo aa dlrectora. Jennie )Vrny",1?e7" of, Radford land Southwell waa Inatalled a. 'rl? i J!1 "d,,8'0" treasurer by Jean Young. f8'" Cornlah C. Souther- Orrcapondlng secretary, Ruth LlTdJA " Ray. and recording aecrolury. CBmP whl,c' odtoid. Gertrude Moore, wore Inatol- The ceremony waa read by led by Effle Gnrcclon and 'he Bnptlat choplaln at the. Ollvo Cornolt. Second vlco Cnmp White chnpel on Now proaldont, Elleono Hicka, waa Ycor'a nliht at alx o'clock. Inatalled by Catherine Drum- Tal white candlca, grccna and baugh who In turn waa In- ' holiday flowcra decorated the stalled aa flrat vice president Hilar. by Roao M. Poole. The bride, given ln mur- Conil Snbo, tho outgoing rlage by her father, wore a proaldnnt thon Inntnlled Rose whllo aatln gown with a long M. Poole aa the president for train, her Illusion net voll hold tho year 10-13-44, paaalng over by a wreath of pink roaebuda. tho gavel at thia tlmo, Preaon- Tho bride curried a ahower tatlon of gnvel with a dia- bouquet of gardenlaa and rose- moid, signifying tho past prea- buda. ldency, waa made by tho In- M Froncea Clark of Seat, coming president to Coral lle was lllB mnd of nonor end Sobo, whoso year terminated. ,ne brldeamald waa Miss Em- An appreciative- audience lly Knlpa of Medford. llatened to three delightful vie- , ,., p..-, n,i. lln numbers, "Llcbesfreud," .nf Sh"L .n .hi Tho Old Refrain," and "Hun- W" b"i ,m'B hf"t garlan Dance." Lelken. played rp?pr? A'" X"1 by Mra. J. D. Burgoyno with "nrd, 5,?, cimnanv I aH3rd Mra. Sherman Carter, acconv " "rH,1' 3B,lrd ponlst. Mlsa Pat Brown, In Infnlry- CmP Whl,e- h.r u:ual charming manner, J"" before tho ceremony eng tor tho group "Luxem- Mr- Semonra aang, "I Love burg Gardens." "Kashmiri You Truly," "Oh, Promiso Song," and "Sympathy Waltz." Mo" nd "The Lord's Prayer." Mrs, M. L. Shepherd accom- A reception followed at the panled Mlsa Brown. Sergeant's club of the 363rd Following the installation ' Infantry. Mra. A. B. Wade of th. nc proaldont announced Klamath Foils, aunt of the the following committeca for brldo, served tho cake and tho year: close friends of the brldo pre- Classification: Effle Garce- sided at the punch bowl. Ion, chalrmon. Ruby Lyle, Mr. and Mra. Southorland Mary Long; audit and finance: w)ll make their homo ln Med- Ruth Bothlany. chairman, Jen- ford. Among those attending nlo Southwell, Rita Whie- . irom Klomath Falli wore Mr. enant; publicity: Kathleen ariA Mri. Vernon Keesee, Mra. Thompson, chairman, Coral G1(m Gulley, Mra. Rose Keo- J. Sabo, and Gwendolyn M0, Mrs. A. B. Wado and Mlsa Wfjsht. Olive Wilson. Two grandmoth- Service: Isabella Brlxner. crs ot tho brd0i Mrs. Rosa chairman, Ruth Tumor, El- Keesce and Mrs. Ruby Con- loeno Hicks; social and pro- droy were gvon an escort as gram; Helyn Burger, choir- thcy entarcd the chBpel, aa man, Clara Shaw and Lllllo WM y,, mother of tho bride. Darby; attendance: Annabella Newton, chalrmon, Ruth Ray, Lydla Howard; legislative, WEDDING Jean Young. CCDVlf'i: Budget and Project: Coral OtKVIlt Sabo, chairman. Catherine READ IN SOUTH Brumbaugh, Isabella -Van Fleet; hospitality and aun- A New Year'a eve wedding ahlno: Edna Albrecht, chair- of interest to friends in Klom- man, Rita Whlscnant, Laura ath Falls was that of Mlsa Bortram; defense: Ollvo Cor- Lois E. Purkcy, daughter of nett, cholniian, Gertrude Mr. and Mra. J. R. Purkey, of Mooro, Lydla Howard; Von- Tacoma, Washington, and ture club: Yetta Margulis, Jack W. Robinson, yeoman, chairman, Helyn Butgor, Dor- second class, United States Is Peyton; by-laws: Ida' Odoll, navy, who la well known In chairman, Ruth Bathlany, this city, Gwendolyn Wright. The Impressive rltos were Parliamentarian: Ruth Eyer- held ot the home of the ly; h:.torlnn: Ida Odoll; exten- brldo'a parents ln Tacoma at slon: Allco Lamm, chalrmon, half past eight o'clock in the Id- Odoll and Coral Sabo; presenco of family members stamps and bonds: Doris Pey- cl frlonds. ton, chairman, Lena Robblns, The bride woro a frock of Yetta Margulis; atstor club: Hsht blue wool trimmed w th Lucy Haugcr, Sophie Konoffel aoM aoqulns, black accessories and Beulah Ray. c,' ot Plnlf ro,e , buds. . dimclji c A reception followed tho rllNvJtnLb ceremony. Table decorations fiHT? getVp'd AT FULLER S . tulips forming the centerpiece. The bride is a graduate of The Lucky Thursday pi- Tacoma Stadium high school, nochlo club met on the after- she Is a member, of the Bend noon of December the thirty- Flying club and civil aero first at the home of Mrs. Wal- nautlcs patrol there, and Is ter Fuller, 2282 Vina avenue, an employe of tha Bend forest for a one o'clock luncheon service office and an afternoon of cards. Yeoman Robinson la the son Members present were Estollo of W. D. Robinson of Klam Smith, Ruth Sehorn, Maude ath Falls and Mra. James W. Phillips, Ursulo Bratton, Kato Myers, of Los Angeles. He Crowson, Agnace Lowe, Nona graduated from high achool to Hall, Nettle Good, Zolla Orovllle, Calif., attended the Blankenshlp, Fannie Goddard, Paclfio school of business ln Mary Martin and ono guest, San Francisco, and later corn Mrs. W. J. Stephens. Fannie ! his training t Merrltt Goddard held high pinochle fJJ&& score while high for the aft- Calif. Ha J. working n ernoon went to Estelle Smith, hs navy recruiting office In fl0l2 M0n Nmn Gd Mr. and Mrs. Robinson are' low to Nona Hall. . n6w at hdmB ln Bond 8t th9 ...nVu clUD; . J,," win wo uil ajuiiuni jr Mig tconth, and they will meet at tho home of Kate Crowson, 8243 Darrow avenue. : To. h .(rr,l BrTtlJf I ifK Mer ard H. Gallagher of this city. The grandporents are Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bigger, and . Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gallagher, 11 of this city. Lieutenant Gallagher Is now stationed ot Fort . Monroe, Virginia, in- struetor at officers training IChoolthera. , "M VaiTlP V-llclDe Jne apartments. i . c,, . . n A nriA W skmn.rTmeV'in TriK hall of St. Paul's Episcopal church t tour o'clock on the after- o J? d',i2i .tntJ. J mSmhim ff?ldnlnnt?X.imn vice presldont; Ethelmae Skin- "". secretory, and as treasur- , Rosemary Davis. After the business meeting the rest of the afternoon waa spent ln ciay moaeung. I f,. fin- 'Hi ' eti- ,!f , fj. ' . J A ' H 4 ' j Ha. . i MYRALEE Llttlo Myralee Cofer Is the six-month-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs Roland Cofer of Wal nut drive and granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Cofer and Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Mo rotz, all of this city. This waa Myralee's first Christmas. Kcnncll-Ellla INDEPENDENT STUDY CLUB GATHERS On Wednesday afternoon, January the sixth, the Inde pendent Study club met at the home of Kothorlne Williams on Darrow ovonue for a one o'clock luncheon. The follow ing members wero present, Ipha Brown, Kate Crowson, Fannlo Goddard, Nettle Good, Nona Hall, Lizzie Little, Pearl Marin, Arbhur Stono and Kotherlne Williams. Five guests were also present, Mrs. J. R. McDonald, Mary Martin, Zolla Blankenshlp, Mrs. Clyde Williams and Mrs. Fred Meek er. Election of officers was held, and Estello Smith was elected president, Lizzie Lit tle, vice president, and secre- tary treasurer, Fannie God dard. Following tho business , meeting, tho afternoon - was apent in quilt-making. Tho next meeting will be on January the twenty-first, as It waa decided to change the time of meeting from Wednes day to Thursday. It will be held at the home of Mrs, H. C. Brown, 918 Owens street. ; NEIGHBORS SPONSOR GIFT EXCHANGE , Jolly Neighbors met Wed nesday at two o'clock at the home of Mrs. Bert Cole, 2226 Hope streot, with Mrs. H. O. Lohr and Mrs. Sydney Evans aa assisting hostesses. Officers were elected dur ing the afternoon, Mrs. Bruce Hull to serve as president; Mrs. Sydney Evans, vice presi dent; Mrs. Harvey O. Lohr, secretary, and Mrs. A. W. Pol lard, treasurer. Tho next meeting will be held, at the home of Mrs. Hull, 4026 Cannon avenue, with Mrs. J. H. Hunter and Mrs. Herbert Lnndls as as sisting hostesses the afternoon of February tho third. Mombcrs sewed for the Red Cross during, the day and present were Mrs. C. A. Cot ter, Mrs. Eugene H. Love, Mrs. J. H. Hunter, Mrs. Glenn Scott, Mrs. Joseph Rus sell, Mrs. Lee Kennedy, Mrs. J. J. Winters, Mrs. Herbert L a n d 1 s and David, Mrs. Charles Coin, ' Mrs. H. F. Sackctt, Mrs. Bruce Hull, Mrs. A. W. Pollard and Mrs. Lohr. The Degree of Honor lodge ' will meet for installation of officers on Monday evening at eight o'clock In the KC hall. All officers are to wear for mats. WED IN SOUTH Mr. and Mrs. Howard Harris ot Klamath Falls, were mar ried recently In Santa Maria, California, where Mr. Harris is Stationed at Camp Cooke. The bride Is the former Do lores Funk, is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Funk ot 423 North Tenth street,' and graduate of Klamath Union high school, class of 1838. Malin Prosperity Lodge Installs Mrs. Hazel Kalina Takes Position as Worthy Ma tron of OES; Joe Halousek, Worthy Patron MALIN In a colorful ceremony, the 1843 officers of Malln Proaperity chapter 160, Order of the Eastern Star, were In ducted Into office on December, fifteenth, with Mrs. Madge Carey; Merrill, Junior past worthy matron, as Installing matron; A. E. Street, Installing patron; Florence DeMcrrltt, installing chaplain; Leah Street, Installing chaplain, and W. P. Roblaon, organlat. Following Installation of Mrs. Hazel Kaltna aa worthy matron, Mrs. Ina Shultz sang "A Beautiful Star Is Shining p". i I Tonight." Joo Halousek, wor- KfiOtfJ thy patron, and other officers 1 vv-"-" were then Installed with Mrs. P - 1 J Allison Osborne, Tulelake, II 65611 IBU singing "Open the Gatea of thoTTenaif"of past matron. Students Have Musi- of the chapter Mrs. Carey pro- cale During Past sontcd Mrs. Kalina with an U:Jwe arm bouquet of white chrysan- nonaays themums .and Mr. end Mrs. p of Jo5ephlne Elzle Roberts, parents of the ... ,. , . new matron, advancing to her were presenl in recital at station presented her with a her home, 815 Donald street, diamond set Star ring. during the past holidays. In turn Mrs. Kalina present- Guests were parents and ed the ring emblem of the or frlends of the performers. ter. A. E. Street presented Trio "Bewitching Fairies" the chapter jewel to Joe Keller Halousek, past Junior worthy Shirley Damon, Ruth Soder patron, and Shirley Hutchinson Formal gowns of the new (A) "The Three Clocks" officers blended with glitter- ' '. Williams lng lights of Christmas trees (B) "The Fairies Harp".. and the dark foliage of a pro- Thompson fusion of other Christmas Beverley Dalmer greens In the main auditorium. () "Pansles for Thoughts" . Mrs. Kalina wore(whlte crepo Grey with shoulder corsage of gar- "Falling Stars":...Williams denias. Following Installation RUtn Soder Mrs. Kalina invited tho guesta Duet "Evening Bells" to the dining room for refresh- Schmidt ments. An invitation waa al- Larry and Glenny Ring so extended to every visiting (A) "Shooting Stars," Wagner member to attend the coming (B) "Silent Night" Gruber oflclal visit of Mrs. Marjorie Eleanor Emery Simpson, worthy grand matrqn "Grasshopper Green," Arnold of Oregon which is scheduled Glenny Ring tor January fourteenth. Songs Mrs. Kalina presented cor- (A) "Jingle Bells" sages to all of her co-officers. (B) "Home on the Range" Chapter officers Inatalled Johnny and Donny Webb, were Mrs. Kalina, worthy ma- Dee Webb, accompanist tron; Joe Halousek, worthy "On the Deep Blue Sea" patron; Frances Canncll, as- - . Stevens soclate matron; Perin Wilson, "Yakima" Ray associate patron; Thelma Stu- Shirley Hutchinson kel, secretary; Ann Fruiu, ' Countfy Gardens," Grainger treasurer, Ina Schultz, con- Mary Alice Cox, first piano, ductress; Arlle Mae Johnson, ,Xlei,SoaZ'r' seco5 plano associate conductress; Helen The! Sleigh Thompson Ann Ottoman, chaplain; Helen Santa and. His Retadeer, '.... Moreland. organist; Beulah ".''ii'ir FWppen Reber, marshal; Marlon Wll- ,n, tarry King ij. i. J doo, Pnfh- "Wings of a Humming Bird son, Ada Anne Paygr, Ruth, pia,hlnB Rv" 1 Ethel Hamilton, Esther; Agnes wehh " Schrelnor, Mart ha; Gladys ( w Ha ousek, Electa; Mary Vic- ..RomaDce to Vienna"...... torlne, warder; Iris Hammer, De Cola sentinel. Bet' Adania Masons i on the same evening w ..chlnese Snow Scene. Installed Joe Halousek, master; Wagness Ivan Ottoman, senior warden; Sr;3eautif'ui'"iDremer" Wendell Walnright, Junior ' Foster warden; Robert S. Thompson, b'ue,ThV'Robin",i'"Ketun' senior deacon; Perin G. Wll- Fisher son, Junior deacon; Lester Hazei and" Miidred'Frymire. Schrelner, senior steward; (a) "Valse Episode" -Kern Robert Dehlinger, Junior stew- (B) "Dance Hongroise" ard; Frank Victorlne, marshal; du Val A. E. Street, chaplain; T. A. Mary Alice Cox DeMerritt, treasurer; Frank (A) Theme from Second Move- Paygr, secretary; Byron John- ment of Beethoven's Syra- . son, tyler. phony No. 5. V (B) "Scarf Dance," Chamlnade rrKTD A(T Violet Soares UUIN I KA 1 "From Flower to Flower" .... CLUB HAS Kullak y ZZ" , "Listen to the Mocking Bird" MEETING Hoffman . , , , ... Hazel Frymlre The Thursday Comract club ,he star Spangled Banner" met on January the seventh Smith with Idoline Schupp, for a two 'letty Adams," first 'piano . o'clock dessert luncheon and Mary Alice Cox, second piano an afternoon o f contract. There wore two tables in play. Members of the Garden Present were Fannie Thomp- . club will not meet during son, Eva Jones, Willa Bark, the month of January but Pearl Yorkland, Bertha Hew- wm resume 1943 sessions in itt, Clara McPherren, Stella February at which time there Dryden and the hostess. High will be election of officers score for the afternoon was and a program. The date will held by Fannie Thompson, be announced later. traveling prize to Willa Bark A and a cond to Eva Jones. $ " ' ,sf Y?T 1 The club's next meeting will , vv I ba held on January the twen- Si4,xVv 5 ! ty-first and will be at the f, ' V? v 3 home of Pearl Yorkland, 619 t f North Eleventh street. ! ' f V 1 s f ; ) ti irkin rc V 1 ' ? HAVE SESSION ON MONDAY ' The Juveniles of the Neigh- bors of Woodcraft held their regular meeting in the KC hall on Monday afternoon. lowed by games and refresh- ments. the committee in charge being Darlene Smith, Harriet Laventk and Louise Barnhart. . Thlr tiftvt mllns will ba u U1UUIV aim ill ilia aaiua Text meng wm be DicTy Weed, Phillip Clark and Bud- dy Eberman: Installation will take place at the meeting of the ladles auxiliary of Canton Crater at the meeting announced for no t Thursday evening, Janu- ary the fourteenth, at the IOOF hall. A potluck dinner will be served at half past six o'clock, followed by th cere- mony, and all members are requested to wear full dress .uniforms. . 5 X-CT - - I v " - . I , fU . " tS , m, , s x V ' , ' S ,sT 1 a s V . -J f . Ax x k ; nX" ',-.. VISITOR This Is Charles Albert, fifteen- . month-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Adams, who spent the holidays here with his family visiting friends. Mr. Adams is logging superintendent for Stockton Lumber and Box company. The family resides in Westpoint, California. 1 t f'' Vvp! 2K Li SANDRA ELLEN ' This Is the alx-month-old daughter of Mr. and Mra. B. F. Card of 530 Torrey atreet. Mra. Card Is the former Glor ia Babbinl. Kennell-EUIs. Social Calendar Monday, January II Business meeting, Toast mistress club, Fremont school, 7:30 p. m. January meeting of Wom an'a Library club, 2 p. m., main auditorium city library. Rev. Eugene V. Haynes to re view, "Destination, Chung king," by Han Suyln. Degree of Honor, KC hall, 8 p. m. Installation of of ficers. Meeting of Lioness club ln library club rooms, 8 p. m. . Catholic Daughters of Amer ica will hold their regular business meeting at 8 p. m. in the parish hall Tuesday, January 12 Aloha chapter, OES, Ma sonic temple, 8 p. m. New officers to take over. Mrs. Marjorie Simpson, Portland, worthy grand ma tron, -OES, to be honored at tea in Masonic temple, 8 to 9 p. m. Delphian with Mrs. F. L. Weaver, Auburn street, 9:45 a. m. Leader, Mrs. K. G. Cummings. Topic: "The Forms of Prose Literature." Kiwanis club installation party at Willard hotel. WCTU in First Presbyter lan church, 2 p. m. All in terested invited. .......... Happy Hour club to meet at 2 p. m., at home Mrs. Anna Funk on North Fifth street Wednesday, January 13 Sojourners, Willard hotel, 1:45 p. m. Installation offi cers. Newcomers to the city welcome. Thursday, January 14 Ladies auxiliary of Canton Crater to meet at IOOF hall for 6:30 o'clock potluck din ner and installation. - Friday, January 15 Witold Malcuzynskl to pre sent community concert pro gram in place of Kilenyi, Pel ican theatre, 8 p. m. Laturday, January 18 Mothers club, Sacred Heart academy, to sponsor dinner in Lyceum ball during evening hours. Monday. January 18 Regular meeting Klamath County League of Women Voters, 8 p. m., small club room city library. Wednesday, January 20 ANW club with Mrs. J. Calvin Hunt on Pine street. Saturday, January 23 Installation of officers, Or der of the Amaranth, Masonic hall. Public invited. DeMolay snowball party at Willard hotel. Thursday, January 28 Bethany circle of First Pres byterian church to meet at home of Mrs. R. C. Groesbeck for 1 o'clock luncheon and business meeting. Guild of St. Paul's, 11 a. m.; potluck luncheon and all day meeting. Friday, January 29 Aloha Past Matrons club to meet in Masonic temple. ' Saturday, January 30 Doernbecher benefit bridge tea sponsored by Klamath Falls Woman's Library club, 1:30 p. m., Willard hotel. Mrs. Matthew Rauw, bridge; Mrs. Don R. Drury. tea. Monday, February 1 Eulalona chapter, DAR, old time costume fashion show ln library auditorium, 8 p. m. Wednesday, February 3 Wednesday club business meeting, 8 p. m., parish house, St'. Paul's. Friday. March 5 Helen J e p a o n, soprano, Pelican theatre, sponsored by Klamath Community Concert association. Delphian- will meet Tues day, January twelfth, at a quarter to ten o'clock at the home of Mrs. Franklin L. Weaver on Auburn street. Mrs. K. G. Cummings will be the leader, the topio to be, "Forms of Prose Literature." - (Additional Society on ' , ' Pag Eight) jm" , t a f . I 4 ? I ii , Mia,' iK S MJUSmiWi 1943 Officers Are nstalled Monday Geraldine Moore Takes Office as Noble Grand Of Merrill Rebekah Lodge MERRILL Nineteen forty-three officers of the Merrill K bekah lodge were installed Mondoy night, January fourth, with Geraldine Moore Inducted as noble grand; Beth Robley, vle grand; Winnie Offleld, recording secretary; Anne Fruits, finan cial secretary, and Thelma Stukel, treasurer. Mra. Offleld be gins her fourteenth consecutive term and Mrs. Stukel and Mra. Fruits alao have filled their offices a number of years. Appointive officea went to Marjorie Burleigh, conauctreaa; Georgia Moore, warder; Vivian Haakln a, chaplain; lodge mother of M Lena Buck, Inside guardian; rjhlerich was a guest. Pearl Moore, outside guard- Mr, and M Le,and p ian; Audrey Lewis, musician; Mr. and Mrs. Ben Faua, Mr! Mae Anderson, right support- and Mr Warren yt, M-. er to noble grand; Eva Bow- Hallie Dodenhoff and Mr. man, left supporter to noble Dovie Reeder aerved refresh, grand; Neta Stevenson, left ments. supporter to the vice grand; Hazel McNeill, right support- Tr er to the vice grand. INI HATE , Mra. Mary Pope, retiring THREE INTO noble grand, was presented . JCDml . .p. with her gold past noble MtRRILL LODGE grand pin by the lodge. Installing officers were Mae n6". 5' "S081 Anderson, district deputy ri" fhapter No. 18, met in president, Goldle KidweU. "f"1" lTlo5januaIy lh deputy marshall; Maud Faus lut- with Esther Seavey. grand warden; Edna Hani genlor regent presiding. Thes cock, grand chaplain; Edith were wfntfour. .""""be Kandra, deputy treasurer; Pesen alao o vUitor. from Myrtle Beasley, deputy finan- ,f er, deputy recording secre tary: eant Winnlfred Barry, Hazel Dalton, Bernlce Dixon and Leona Beasley, gowned In pink and green old fashioned gowns, colors of the lodge, wove intricate nattema with wreaths of pink roses and green foliage. Following Installation, Mrs. ' Moore took over her duties as NOBLE GRANDS noble grand and a letter from MAMC ECIfEDC 1 Madeline Rossner, state presi- MAMC urnWS , dent waa read, offering thanks , FOR NEW YEAR for $5.00 donated by tha lodge for the purchase of lln- Mrs. Lucille Heifer was oleum for the children's din- elected the new president of lng room at the Oddfellows the Past Noble Grand club at home in Portland. War stamps the one o'clock luncheon and will be purchased during the meeting held Tuesday after coming year with surplus noon at the IOOF hall, funds of the lodge. Serving with Mrs. Heifer Audrey Lewis, newly ap- for the coming year will be pointed chairman of the fin- Mra. Kate Hogue, vice presi ancial committee will be as- dent, and Mrs. Stella Dryden, sisted by Harriett Fothering- secretary and treasurer, ham and Myrtle Beasley. Le- On the hostess committee land Pope was re-elected trus- named for the February meet- . tee and Mae Anderson was re- ing and luncheon of the club elected drill captain. are Mrs. Mary Curtis, Mrs, Grace Hughes, past noble Dryden and Mrs. Myrtle Mc- grand of Yelm, Washington Cullough. I ' ' DISTINCTIVE APPAREl I Phone 8222 901 Moif The New Suspension Style ... in colons, berets and brims! The Dressy Saturn Straw , . features the pompadour trend! Now's the time to pick your fashion pet ... and at Whytal's you'll find the Advance Spring Hats completely fetchingl The new Suspension Types ln pastel felt . . . fashion's keynote for Spring . . . with self felt flowers much used in higher priced hats! And Straws that can ba folded and bent in the hand . . . with that shiny finish ao much desired this SprlngI Other Hats Hollingsworth. Three members weir In itiated, Carolyn. Lof green, Carrie Mahoneyand Ion Brown. A shower waa given worker, Mabel Cunningham. At the close of the session Juno hall of the Loyal Order of 4UX 1 - -II 1J 1 .1 Moose for entertainment and refreshments. 5 from 55 to $10 . I
