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Q Women Urged to
Attend Benefit
Annual Doernbecher Bridge and Tea Slated for
' Saturday of January Thirtieth
HonrU will bo "young and lay" as the St, Valentino themo
In stressed nt the annual Doernbecher benefit bridge party and
tea to be given Saturday afternoon, January the thirtieth, when
the Klnmath Foils Woman's Library club sponsors the affair
In tho Wlllord hotel at half past one o'clock. Those unable to
) come for enrds are asked to call for tea and contribute to this
worthy cause.
, Mrs. Matthew Rauw, bridge
ehairmnn, named Mr. Guy
Hormon chairman of tho call
ing pommlttco. Mrs. Harmon
will be assisted by Mrs.
Charlos Gllbort, Mrs. E. M.
Raymond, Mrs. C. S. Elliot,
. Mrs. Honry M. Shoplclgh,
Mrs. W. C. Preston, Mrs.
Loren Palmc'rton, Mrs. Allan
, Fletchor and Mrs. Elmer
Klndcrdlck.
Mrs. E. M. Roymond Is
table chairman assisted by
Mrs. Harmon, Mrs. Ray Cou
lam and Mrs. Klndcrdlck.
The tallies ond prizo commit
too chairman, Mrs. Roland
Onkcs, will bo assisted by
Mrs. C. W. Hornlbrook, and
Mrs. E. M. Chllcoto, room
decorations chairman, will be
aided by Mrs. J. F. King,
Mrs. J, J, Heard and Mrs.
R. C. Groosbock. i
' Mrs. Don R. Drury Is ten
chairman and has announced
that Mrs. A. G. Proctor,
president of Librnry club, and
Mrs, Rollo C' Groesboek,
state federation chairman of
Doornbooher, would pour ut
the ten tnblo. Mrs. Carl Hu
son, serving chnlrmnn, will
I be nsslstod by Mrs. A. N.
Bonis, Mrs. E. D. Hamnchor,
Mrs. John H. Houston, Mrs.
Bert Schultz, Mrs. Charles F.
Scharfensteln, Mrs. George A.
Myers, Mrs, C. W. Hornl
brook, Mrs, Godfrey C
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Blohm and Mrs. J. Hardin
Carter.
Mrs. Groesbeck, who has
served long and faithfully as
Doernbecher chairman, urges
all womon to contribute to
this event. The hospital has
aided many Klamath county
boys and girls as well ss
thoso from other parts of the
stato. Miss Grace Phelps,
superintendent of the hospital
since it was started, has now
resigned, and her .successor
Is Miss Eleanor Batrd of the
University of Minnesota. Miss
Phelps, known to many hero,
will remain In en advisory
capacity,
MOTHERS CLUB
SCHEDULED TO
MEET FEBRUARY
Members of the Oregon
Mothers club will meet at
nine o'clock Monday morn
ing, February the first, In
tho surgical dressings project
rooms, Red Cross headquar
ters, and will continue tho
program ai planned for tho
year. , ... & - ...
At twelve' o'clock noon the"
club will gethor for dessert
and a short business meeting
at the Pelican,. Mrs. Andrew
Collier and Mrs. Warren C.
Hunt will be hostesses,
Tea Planned
As Farewell .
Mrs. Brown to Honor
Daughter-in Law at
Sunday Affair
Aa farewell courtesy to
her daughter-in-law, Mrs.
Richard Mark Brown (Gladys
Park), Mrs. Walter F. Brown
. has Invited guests to tea Sun
day afternoon from three un
til five o'clock at her home,
1339 Pacific Terrace.
The hostess has planned a
centerpiece arrangement of
early spring flowers flanked
by white tapers on a lace
cloth, and with a silver tea
service.
Asked to pour during the
tea hours are Mrs. Marshall
Cornett, advisor to Beta Sig
ma Phi, and Mrs. Noll Napier,
president of the sorority.
Others will assist about the
room. ,
Besides the guest of honor,
invitations have been issued
to Mrs. Cornett, Mrs. Napier,
Miss Frances Balin, Mrs.
George Sprague, Mrs. Oliver
Moen, Miss Lois Rumor, Miss
, Barbara Adams, Miss Audrey
Read, . Miss Isabella Milne,
Miss Katherlne Jackson, Miss
Dorothy Buchanan, Mrs.
James Kaylor, Mrs. Russell
, Falrchlld, Miss Florence Totz
laff, Miss Lillian Davis. Mrs.
, Merle Long, Mrs. Wayno
, Scott, Mrs. A. A. Soule, Mrs.
' WUlard Peyton, Mrs. Howard
Dixon, Mrs. Harvey, Park, -Mrs.
Orth SIsemore and Mrs.
Howard Listoe.
Mrs. Richard Mark Brown
plans to leave Monday for
. New Orleans, Louisiana to
join her husband who is re-
celvlng military training
there.
SOCIETY
By Lois Stewart
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Kiwcutii Patty
The annual dinner dance and installation of
new officers of the Klamath Falls Kiwanls club is
the social highlight of the year for that organiza
tion. The party was held at the Willard hotel Tues
day evening of lost week.. At that time Mr. Ed
Ostendorf, center, was Installed as president.
Among the guests, upper left, Mrs. Jack Murphy
and Mr. Keva Hutchinson. Upper right, Mr. Archie
Vaughan of North Bend, district lieutenant gover
nor of Kiwanls International (right), visits with Mr..
Henry Perkins, and center, Mr. Malcolm Epley,
retiring president; lower left, Mr. Raymond Bigger,
and left to right, Mrs. Andrew J. Loney Jr., Mrs.
Ed Ostendorf, Mrs. Raymond Bigger and Mrs. Elbert
S. Veatch. Lower right, Mr. Don R. Drury, Mr.
Charles Seavey and, extreme right, Mr. and Mrs.
George Mclntyre. Pictures by Guderian.
SINS SLATED
WEDNESDAY
. OF THIS WEEK
Due to conditions over
which this department, let
alone the United States of
America and the war depart
ment, have little or no con
trol, the second community
sing has been postponed from
this past week to Wednesday,
January the twenty-seventh,
at half past seven o'clock.
The time has been advanced
a half hour due to the sing
falling on a school night, it
was announced by Mr. An
drew J. Loney,-who will di
rect the program.
Families are urged to at
tend the gathering which
promises to be as interesting
as that hold in early Decem
ber. Lioness club members will
meet for a potluck supper in
the library club rooms on
. Monday evening, February tho
eighth, at which time the
group wiU be hostess for Lions
.member, . , ,
COMMANDOS
PLAN DANCE
FEBRUARY 20
The Commandos, of which
Klamath Falls Is justly proud,
are nowe working on a new
idea. They will sponsor a
George Washington dance the
evening of Saturday, Febru
ary the twentieth, in the
armory, all money to go into
a fund which the Comman
dos will use to bring young
service men to this city as a
special treat following their
hospitalization in the San
Francisco bay area.
Bernie Heidemann, captain,
Is in charge of the affair and
will announce her committees
later.
Mr. and Mrs. Myron Shan
non, (Elizabeth Anderson), are
parents of their first child, a
girl, born at Hillside hospital,
January the nineteenth. The
little one Is named Carol
Elizabeth. Lieut, (jg) Shannon
is now on duty with the United
States navy in Norfolk, Virginia,
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Miss Jepson
Scheduled
La,st of Concert Ar
tists Slated for Peli
can March 5 ;.
Friday evening, March the
fifth, is a long way off but
members of ' the Klamath
Community Concert associa
tion are asked to check their
calendars for that date as the
third of a scries of concerts
will be presented in the Peli
can theatre.
This time that glamorous
lady of the stage, Helen Jep
son, will be the guest and if
you've seen pictures of her
you'll not give a hang
whether she can sing or not,
she's so good to look at.
Several Klamath folks
heard Miss Jepson in Salem
last spring when she sang un
der the concert association
banner in that fair city. Miss
Jepson is a luscious ice cream
soda blonde with as pretty a
pair of shoulders you'll find
outside Esquire magazine.
That particular night she
wore a flaming red silk jer
sey gown, made with what
seemed to be millions of
yards in the skirt, long snug
sleeves and a most interesting
"boat line" at the deep throat
which added something! When
she left the stage following
each group of numbers, the
skirt puffed and billowed out
in a fetching manner and
caused many a gasp from the
fashion conscious crowd. Her
hair is honey colored and
most beautiful. The lady can
also sing. ,
Miss Lillian Davis, daughter,
of Mr. and Mrs. George Da
vis, is expected to return
home Sunday from Seattle,
Washington where she has
been visiting.
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Snowball Dance Is
Scheduled Tonight
Order of DeMolay to Entertain in Willard Hotel
Ballroom at Annual Party ;
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An affair of great Interest to members of the younger sei
is the annual Snowball dance sponsored by the Order of
DeMolay and scheduled for this evening, Saturday, in the ball
room of the Willard hotel. Patrons and patronesses are Mr.
and Mrs. J. A. Leech, Mr. and Mrs. H. Teale, Mr. and Mrs.
Harold O. Palmer, Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey ' C. Blohm, Mr. and
VISITOR
HONORED AT
LUNCHEON
Mrs. William Serruys asked
a group of friends to her
ranch home on the Merrill
highway Tuesday afternoon at
one o'clock when she enter
tained at luncheon for her
houseguest, Mrs. Samuel J.
Coull of San Luis Obispo.
Cards followed luncheon
and guests were Mrs. Byron
Hardenbrook, Mrs. R. D. El
ler, Mrs. Clara Shaw, Mrs.
Ruth Turner, Mrs. George
Burger, Mrs. Franklin L.
Weaver, Mrs. J. Fred Flock,
Mrs. George H. Adler, and
Mrs. J. Hardin Carter.
SUPPER PARTY :
SUNDAY EVE. '
AT MEDFORDS
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Medford
entertained Sunday evening
with an informal supper party
at their home on Lakeshore
drive.
Guests of the Medfords In
cluded Mr. and Mrs. Claude
Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Peak, Mrs. Robert A. Thomp
son and Mr. William Hagel
stein of Dorrls. .
--
Mrs. Clifford Voight and Mr.
J. Royal Shaw.
At half past ten o'clock
there will be a grand march,
and the Sweetheart of De
Molay, Miss Joanne Hamilton,
will be crowned by the Mat
ter Councillor of the order,
Phil Blqhm. The crown is a
wreath of white carnations.
The Sweetheart will be at
tended by her four princesses,
Miss Wanda Shaw, Miss Ro
berta Tucker, Miss Christine
Demetrakos and Miss Barbara
Palmer.
The ballroom will be decor
ated with a profusion of ever
greens and many blue lights.
The stage, where the crown
ing will take place, will be
banked with greens.
Don Robin is chairman and
Jimmy Noel, co-chairman, of
the dance committee, and
; Bruce Beano was decorating
chairman. '
Programs issued before the
dance used the DeMolay
colors of blue and gold, with
a blue cover, the DeMolay
' crest printed In gold,
. The public has been Issued
' a cordial invitation to attend
' the party which is given an
nually by the young men,
Delphian' will meet with
Mrs. R. C. Woodruff at her
home on Auburn street at a
quarter to ten o'clock on
Tuesday morning. Topic, "The
Drama," , ,y, - .
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