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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
May 1, 1048
Aloha Chapter Is
Hostess to Malin
Order of the Eastern Star Observes Guest Meet
ing on Tuesday Evening
Bowls of sweet peas and miniature Maypoles were used in
artistic arrangements on the long tables,' when more than sixty
members of the Eastern Star sat down together to enjoy a
potluck dinner, at the Masonic temple, Tuesday evening, and
to renew fraternal ties. Prosperity chapter No. 160 of Malin,
Order of the Eastern Star, was the guest of Aloha chapter on
this occasion.
Mrs. Wilbur Arnold led in the group singing of songs com
posed for the gathering, and sung to familiar tunes. One song
was especially dedicated to
Mrs. V. Kalina, worthy ma
tron of the visiting chapter,
and another number was dedi
cated to both Mrs. Kalina and
Mrs. Clarence A. Humble,
worthy matron of Aloha
chapter. Mrs. Fred Cofer pre
sided at the piano for this
feature, and Mrs. George Cas
per was responsible for the
original compositions.
Mrs. Humble and Mr. Law
rence K. Phelps, worthy pa
tron, presided during the reg
ular chapter ' meeting which
followed the dinner.
Mrs. Kalina and Mr. Joe
Ha lousek, worthy patron of
Prosperity chapter, were es
corted to the east and wel
comed with appropriate cere
monies. Degrees of the order
were conferred upon Inei De
Lamater, Irma Clement, and
Margaret Porter. The last
named candidate was elected
to receive the degrees in Gar
den City chapter No. 3, Gree
ley, Colorado,, then moved to
Klamath Falls, where she is
employed at the Klamath
County library. 'She was in
itiated by Aloha chapter as a
courtesy to the Colorado chap
ter. Miss Porter was present
ed with an Eastern Star pin
which had been worn for
many years by her grand-"
mother in Colorado. This gift
was a surprise and was pre
sented by Mrs. Lawrence K,
Phelps, at the request of the
Colorado chapter.-
Besides .. Mrs. . Kalina and
Mr.- Halousek, those present
from Prosperity chapter in
eluded: Anna Paygr, Agnes
Schreiner, Artie Mae Johnson,
.'Mildred K, Prather, Frances
McNeeley, Ethel Hamilton,
Leah. Street, Helen A. Otto-
'. man, Madge Cary, and Flor
ence DeMerrltt. .
Mrs. George Casper was
chairman of arrangements for
the entertainment of Prosperi
ty chapter, and was assisted
- by Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Hunt,
Mr. and . Mrs. Wren Frain, .
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kennedy,
Mrs. Irma Sherman, and Mrs.
Dave . Kenyon. All members
of the visiting chapter ex
pressed their deep apprecia
tion for the hospitality ex
tended by Aloha chapter.
EASTER HAT
PARTY PLANS
ANNOUNCED
The annual Easter hat
party, with members and
guests wearing their own in
. terpretation of a typical East-
er bonnet, . will be given by
members of Wednesday club
of St. Paul's Episcopal church
Wednesday evening, May the
fifth, in the parish hall at.
Eighth and Jefferson streets.
Hostesses for the first
social event following Lent,
are Mrs. Warren Bennet,
Mrs. Truman Berg, Mrs. Otto
Ellis and Mrs. Jeannette
Brown. Guests are invited to
the party.
WISCONSIN
VISITORS
RETURN HOME
Mrs. William Manthey and
her niece, Miss Shirley Laacke,
left Thursday morning to re
turn to their home in Mil
waukee, Wisconsin, after
spending the past ten days as
guests here of Mr, and Mrs.
Paul Otterbein. During their
stay, Miss Laacke's betrothal
to Jack Otterbein of the Unit
ed States marine corps, was
announced at a luncheon.
On Sunday the visitors were
guests, on a motor trip to the
Rogue River valley which is
particularly beautiful at this
time of the year.
MOTHER'S DAY.
PLANS MADE .
BY EAGLES
The annual observance of
Mother's Day will be held by
the Fraternal Order of Eagles
on Sunday, May the ninth, at
two o'clock in the organiza
tion's new hall at Ninth and
Walnut.
Speaker of -the day will be
Senator Lew Wallace of Port
land. Special tribute will be
paid to war mothers at this
time. ;
Birthday Is
Observed Hera '
Dickie Pieser, eight-year-old
son of Mr. and Mrs.
Stanley Pieser, entertained
several of his schoolmates on
the occasion of his birthday
Wednesday afternoon.
To
Be Feted
Daughters of American
Legion To Entertain
Camp White Men
The Daughters of the
American Legion .will enter
tain fifteen men of the armed
forces from Camp White,
Medford, Saturday evening.
Dinner will be served at the
Legion hall reception room
where small tables have been
arranged in informal style.
Folio ing the dinner there
will be dancing in the attrac
tively decorated ball room of
the Legion hall. Arrange
ments for the weekend enter
tainment were made through
Chaplain D. F. Ladquement
of Camp White.
The soldiers are to be guests
In the homes of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred LaForge, Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Otterbein, Mr. and Mrs.
L. L. Lombard, Mr. and Mrs.
George P. Davis, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Pope and Mrs. Joy
Ustick. Entertainment is also
planned for Sunday.
The American Legion auxil
iary is assisting in the dinner,
and Mrs. LaForge, Mrs. Laur
enson and Mrs. Pope will be
patronesses of the dance. Re
freshments will be served
during intermission.
Th-se attending the dinner
dance will be Ruth Lombard,
Betty Lombard, Bessie Pope,
Gloria Pope, Mary Bischop,
Norma Ustick, Mary Hallett,
Betty Hallett, Shirley Chase,
Gloria Petersteiner, Mary
Lou Foster, Pat Brown, Gene
vieve Heup, Fran Wicks and
Lillian Davis.
PUPILS GIVEN
'TREAT' FOR AID
TO PTA SALE
A miniature party was en
joyed by all Fremont school
students during the final per
iod last Friday afternoon. At
least it was the most impor
tant part of a party refresh
ments. For their assistance In gath
ering rummage for the recent
PTA sale, the association
treated their juvenile workers
to ice cream and cookies,
which was served in the vari
ous rooms.
ANW CLUB
MEET PLANS
CHANGED ' .
According to Mrs. Z. J.
Powell, president of the Art
Needle Work club, the meet
ing scheduled for May the
fifth has been postponed to
May the twenty-sixth, when a
potluck luncheon will be held
at the home of Mrs. W. P.
McMillan, Pine street.
This will be the last meet
ing for the club year, and
officers will be elected to
serve for the ensuing year
beginning in September.
JOINS WAACS
Helena Hriczlscse, daughter
of Mr, Michael Hricziscse, of
Great Falls, Montana, enlist
ed in the Women's Army
Auxiliary corps in Portland
on April fifth, and is now
awaiting her call to report
for duty. Miss Hricziscse is
a member of the Oregon
Women's Ambulance corps.
Comart.
Soldiers
I
S i ft .'.; -V-CJi
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BRIDE IN TEXAS WEDDING
Mrs. Elmer E. Prince (Lila Mae Kohler) whose
wedding to Sergeant Kohler was solemnized on
March the eighth at Brownwood, Texas. She
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Kohler of
234 Hillside avenue and the daughter-in-law of
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Prince of Tulelake. The
young couple is residing near Camp Hood
where the sergeant is attending an officers' train
ing school. '
Non-competitive
Show Plans Made
Annual Election of Officers To Be Held by Li
brary Club on May the Tenth
One of the most important meeting dates for members of
the Klamath Falls Woman's Library club is the May meeting
slated for Monday the tenth, at two o'clock in the main audi
torium of the city library, when officers will be elected and
reports of committees heard.
Because of war time restrictions on time and material,
members have dispensed with the annual spring flower show
and in its stead, there will be :
a non-competitive show. This
is sponsored by the Garden
club.
All women who are Interest
ed in flower arrangements
are urged to enter displays
in the show and to make this
show as beautiful as those in
the past despite the non-competitive
angle.
Anyone having specimens
should also take part, it was
urged. These can be brought
to the library rooms from ten
o'clock in the morning until
one o'clock. Mrs. Frederick
W. Hamilton, president of
nr- u,v. 1.
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man
Committee members
will be present to place the
exhibits.
Plans are also being made
for the annual spring tea, the
proceeds to be presented to
the Commandos for their
work in the city.
One reason given for the
holding of a non-competitive
show instead of entirely dis
pensing with the exhibit, is
that of continuity. Members
did not wish to break the
years of display and after the
war the usual elaborate shows
will be held,
PARTY GIVEN
ON BIRTHDAY ,
APRIL 22ND
David Schneebeck, , son of
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Schnee
beck, was honored at the
family home on Jefferson
street April twenty-second on
the occasion of his fourth
birthday.
Easter baskets were the
placecards, and a cake made
in the form of a lamb was
the highlight of the day.
Guests were the following:
Harry and John Hibbs, Joanne
Bogatay, Douglas Cummings,
Betty Jo and Nancy Parrish,
Gwen and Dickie Balsiger,
Stewart Malchert, Gloria and
Carol Croup, Judy Schnee
beck and Darlene Clark of
Redding. Mothers of the little
guests were served tea dur
ing the afternoon.
Word comes from Avon
Park, Florida, that it's almost
uncomfortably warm but they
are enjoying the south never
theless, according to Sgt. and
Mrs. William DcCew, (Thirza
Anderson). DeCcw is spend
ing one half day instructing
and the other half attending
advanced engineering school
and the base.
Miss Rose Gallagher, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Gallagher, was here for Eas
ter holidays from Portland.
She returned to Portland on
Saturday but this past week
enjoyed a visit with friends
in San Francisco.
Mrs. Don J. Zumwalt an
nounces her annual recital of
voice and piano students on
Thursday evening, May the
thirteenth, at eight o'clock in
the city library auditorium.
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MISS JONES
HONORED AT '
SHOWER '
Miss Isabel Jones, whose
marriage occurred today, Sat
urday, was honored at several
pre-nuptial affairs this week.
Mrs. Earl Brooks and Mrs.
Forrest Losee entertained at
the home of the latter on La
guna street Monday evening
with a crystal shower. Guests
. included Miss Jones, Mrs.
Prentice Puckett, Mrs. Dean
. Starkey, Mrs. Neal Newland,
II.. 0 -.!J r
wimer, mis. nor
Fox, Mrs. Clcone Stampler,
Mrs. Lillian Roiling, Mrs. J. H.
Brodie, Mrs. Herschel E. Mor
ris, Mrs. James R. Hall, Mrs.
Cleo Dunlap, Mrs. Archie Huff,
Mrs. E. P. McNulty, Mrs. Ray
Jones, Miss Martha Grimm,
Miss Ethel McNulty, Miss
Ruth Durant and Miss Helen
Durant.
' When Mrs. W. H. McPher
ren entertained her Thursday
Contract club on Thursday,
she also honored Miss Jones
with a miscellaneous shower.
. Cards preceded the tea hour
. and presentation of gifts.
Those attending were the hon-
' or guest, Mrs. Warner Kim
ball, Mrs. Ralph Porter, Mrs.
Clyde Thompson, Mrs. Charles
Yorkeland, Mrs. Glenn Hew
itt, Mrs. Clarence Dryden,
Mrs. O. E. Shupp, Mrs. Thom
as J. Sparks, Mrs. C. W. Stan
ley, Mrs. Victor Bark, and
' Mrs. Ray Jones.
Honors In cards went to
Mrs. Hewitt, Mrs. Yorkeland
and Mrs. Stanley.
BOOKCLUB ;
MEETS AT
PARIC HOME
Members of the Minerva
book group of BPW club met
at the home of Mrs. Harvey
D. Park on' Monday evening
of this weekt Leaders of the
group, Mrs. Mark Howard,
was presented with a gift
from the members,
Mrs. M. J. Young, guest of
the club, reviewed "Argen
tina" by White.
Miss Llllle Darby, presi
dent of Business and Profes
sional Women's club, was a
guest of the evening and was
presented with a bouquet of
roses. Mrs. Charles Garcelon
was also a guest.
Mrs. Park was named lead
er for the ensuing year. Fol
lowing a business meeting
coffee was served. Assisting
hostesses were Mrs. LcRoy
Carter, Mrs. J. F. Penrod,
Mrs. C. W. Hanson and Miss
Ingar Frelman.
Mr. Warren' Whitlock left
Wednesday for Los Angeles to
' join his wife and baby daugh
ter who have been visiting in
the southern city for the past
several weeks with Mrs. Whit
lock's sister. They are expect
ed to return home within a
shore time.
Klamath ' t
Youth Weds
Ceremony Read in
Richmond Church
April Eighteenth
Married at Our Lady of
Mercy church in Richmond,
California, on Sunday, April
the eighteenth, at two o'clock
in the afternoon, were Stella
Ancllinl, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Antonio Ancllinl, and
Dominic Glovannini, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Oresto Glovan
nini of Klamath Falls.
Tho bride, given in mar
riage by her father, wore an
aqumnarino ' blue suit with
navy blue accessories. Her
small brimmed hat was
swathed in veiling, and at her
shoulder sho wore a corsage
of white orchids.
Miss Ida Giovanninl of this
city was tho bride's only at
tendant. She wore a coffee
brown sheer wool dressmaker
suit with brown orchids at
the shoulder.
Mr. Rudolph Ancllinl was
best man for his future
brother-in-law.
A wedding supper at tha
Roma hotel followed the cere
mony. Tho bride was gradu
ated from the University of
California where, she received
her degree a year ago and
was a member of Phi Mu Iota
honor society. The groom,
well known in this city, Is a
member of Sigma Phi Epsi
Ion at the University of Ore
gon, Mrs. Glovannini attended
her son's wedding and re
mained in the south for a
brief visit at the Anclllni
home.
MRS. ABBEY
HOSTESS AT .
FRIDAY PARTY
On Friday afternoon last
week. Mrs. F. W. Abbey en
tertained, at her home, 939
Lincoln street, with a Joint
birthday party honoring Mrs.
Laura Chamberlain and Mrs.
Rose Barrett.
Mrs. Louie Benson was In
charge of the afternoon's en
tertainment and a beautifully
decorated cake was cut dur
ing the tea hour and served
to . Mrs. Chamberlain, Mrs.
Barrett, Mrs. J. A. O'Neil,
Mrs. Jessie Gilcrist, Mrs. Ed
Brown, Mrs. Louie Benson,
"' Mrs. Ben Trippett, Mrs. Earn
est Parkhurst, Mrs. Lucille
Binns, Mrs. A. H. Rogers, Mrs.
T. Shadduck, Mrs. Arthur Lar
sen, Mrs. S. Wood, Mrs. W.
B. Rice, Mrs. M. A. Sinclair,
Mrs. C. H. Underwood, Mrs.
Harris Shephard, Mrs. Hugh
Haddock, Mrs. C. Wiley and
the hostess, Mrs. Abbey.
BIRTHDAY
OBSERVED
SATURDAY
Jackie, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Hcndrickson of 2460
Applcgate street, observed his
eighth birthday anniversary
on Saturday when his mother
asked a group of friends to -their
home for birthday cake
followed by a theatre party.
The May Day idea was used
in table decorations. ,
Guests were Dickie Pieser,
. Gerry Igl, Louis Frederick
son, Barry Stephens, Robert
Flora, Dickie, Tracy and Ron
ald Larsen.
TEACHERS
PLAN MEET
AT PELICAN
Members of the Klamath
Falls Grade School Teachers
association will meet for the '
annual election of officers
which will be held on Thursday-
evening, May the sixth,
at half past six o'clock In the
Pelican party room where
dinner will be served.
Reservations have been
made for forty-five. President
of the association this year is
Mr. Verne Spelrs.
WAAC
Gerene Tipton, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. John Y. Tipton
of this city, is another Klam
ath Falls girl who has been
accepted In the women's ar
my auxiliary corps.
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ENLISTS
Jane Bowne, daughter of Mrs.
Stella Bowne of this city,
has enlisted in the WAACs
and is awaiting orders to re
port. , Kennell-Ellls.
Social
Calendar
Saturday. May 1
Annual Shrine benefit
dance for Crippled Children's
hospital, Portlund, at Klam
ath Falls armory.
Delta Kappa Gamma with
Mrs. William Owsley, Eldor
ado streot. Last meeting of
year.
Monday, May 3
Meeting of verse group with
Mrs. Ralph Porter, 825 Lin
coln street.
. Regular meeting of Klam
nth County League of Women
Voters to be held in the small
club room of the city library,
Mrs. M. J. Young will be in
charge of the program.
PTA county council to meet
at Falrvlew school at 2:30
o'clock. Arinual report of
chairmen, installing of offi
cers.. Tea to be served under
direction Mrs. A. D, Lambert,
general chairman.
Tunday, May 4
Fremont and Junior high
school teachers to be hostesses
to mothers at annual tea and
May Day program in audi
torium. All mothers Invited.
May meeting of Klamath
Nile club at Pelican party
room, 1 o'clock no-hostess
luncheon.
Wtdntsday, May 5
Annual Easter hat party
given by Wednesday club In
parish hall, St. Paul's, 8 p. m.
Friday, May 7
Slop Forest Fires week
banquet, Willard hotel, 7
p. m., all members of serv
ice clubs and guests invited.
Sponsored by American Le
gion committee. Horace An-
drews, regional forester, Port
land, principal speaker.
Regular meeting Eastern
Star Social club, Masonic
temple, 1:49 o'clock.
( Saturday, May S
American Legion and auxil
iary to honor War Mothers in
program at 8 p. m., Legion
hall.
Sunday, May 9
Mother's Day. Annual ob
servance by Eagles lodge at
2 p. m. Senator Lew Wallace,
principal speaker. .
DeMolay breakfast for
mothers at Elk hotel with at
tendance at Klamath Luth
eran church later.
Annual observance of Moth
er's Day by Eagles at 2 p. m.
in hall at Ninth and Walnut.
Monday, May 10
Junior. Matrons of Metho
dist church to honor Mizpah
class at annual Mother's Day
party.
Library club meeting, elec
tion of officers, silver tea,
noncompetitive exhibit of
spring flowers. Main auditor
ium of city library, 2 p. m.
Regular meeting BPW club
executive board.
Friday, May 14
Elks to entertain for sons
and daughters at dancing par
ty in Elks ballroom,
Saturday, May 15
AAUW senior grls tea to
son Reed, Del Moro street,
be given at homo of Mrs. Nol
Mrs, O, K. Puckett. chairman.
Wednesday, May 26
ANW club with Mrs. W. P.
McMillan, Pine street, 1
o'clock potluck luncheon.
Tho' Eastern Star social
club will meet for dessert and
cards In the Masonic temple
next Friday afternoon. May
the seventh, at a quarter to
two o'clock. Mcmbors of the
hostess committee will be
named the fore part of the
week.
Mr. and Mrs, O. R. Hollo
way who have resided on Cres
cent avenue for a number of
years are now domiciled In,,
their new home on South
Sixth street.
4.
Friends are pleased to learn
that Miss Nora Rinker Is re
covering, satisfactorily at Hill
side hospital following a ser
ious Illness of the past week.
Isabel Jones Weds
Saturday Morning
Ceremony Read at Home of Bride's Parents by,
Christian Church Minister
A charming bride of Saturday morning was Isabel Jones,
only daughter of Mr. ond Mrs. Ray Jones of 813 Lincoln street,
whose marrlago to Mr. Everett Dnllard, son of Mrs. R. H. Bl. :
lard and the lain Mr. Ballard of Dorrls, took place at half-past
ten o'clock at tho family homo. Tho Rev. Arthur Charles Bates
of tho First Christian church read tho ceremony,
Mr. Jones gave his daughter In marriage, She wore a navy
blue sheer wool drciimiafter suit with a white blouse and a
small hat of white feathers.
Teachers
Entertain
Riverside Faculty H6st
ess at Annual Tea
Tuesday
The second annual tea
given by Riverside school
faculty members was an
event of Friday afternoon In
the school hall, Tea hours
were from throo to four o'
clock. Mothers of Riverside stu
dents were invited to the af
fair with a progrnm arranged
at half past two o'clock by
Mrs. E. A. Fredrick when a '
number of the students were
presented in song and danco
numbers. Little first gruders,
splendid In bright costumes,
presented sevenil numbers In
pantomomo. This was nr
ranged by Mrs, Joe Rending.
The tea table was centered
with a low bowl of deep pink
snapdragons and blue Iris.
Pouring was Mrs, Robert J,
Fans.
Greeting guests was Mr.
Verne Spelrs, principal, and
hostosscs were Mrs. Frceda
Kemnltzor, Mrs. D w 1 g h t
French, Mrs. Joseph Reading,
Mrs. E. A. Fredrick, Miss
Leora Repp and Miss Flor
ence Howo. Mrs. Roselln Cllne
was unable to attend duo to
illness.
SCHOOLMATES
ELECT AT
FRIDAY MEET '
When members of the
Schoolmates club of Klamath
Falls met at tha home of Mrs.
John C. Clcghorn on High
street Friday afternoon, the
following officers wero namod,
president, Adah Brown; vice
president, Winnie Clcghorn;
secretary and treasurer, Amy
Royse.
A guest of the day was Evn
Worloy. The club will meet
the last Friday In May with
Sally Wood, at her home on
Pacific Terrace. Present at
yesterday's gathering were
Edna Carnnhnn, Anna Funk,
Annette Peterson, Sally Wood,
Georgia Zollman, Ida Grimes,
Eva Worley, Minnie Robinson,
Adah Brown, Amy Royso, Min
nie Grizzle, and Winnie Clcghorn.
A single lavender orchid was
carried with her whlto Bible.
Tho bride's whlto gloves were
those worn by her mother at
her wedding, and for some
thing old, a pair of earrings,
heirlooms in the groom's
family,
Vows were exchanged In
the living room before a bank
X! peach snapdragons Rna'x
greens, The wedding date, J
was also the twenty.eighth an
niversary of the bride's par
ents. Mrs. Lawronce Kerwln was
the bride's only attendant,
She wore a navy blue suit
with a white gardenia corsage,
Mr. Ray Ballard was his
brother's best man,
Immediately after the cere
mony a wedding breakfast
was served with the bride's
table centered with bowl
of pink sweet pom. Tha elab
orate wedding cake was dec
orated with pale pink roses
and silver leaves and center
ed a garland of blossoms, Aft
er the bride had cut the first
piece of cake, tho confection
was served by Mrs. Gurd
Stagg of Mmllord, sister of
tho groom who, with Mr.
Stagg, cmo to KlnmntlkA
Falls for the wedding. Pre-"
siding at the coffee urn was
Mrs. Robert Rltman.
Mr. and Mrs. Ballard left
on a brief wedding trip to
Portlond and for-travellng the
bride wore a soft putty green
frock-with full length match
ing coat and an orchid cor
sage, The couple will be at
home In Dorrls upon their
return.
SOCIAL CLUB
MEETS FOR
DESSERT
The Robekah Social cluh
met In the IOOF hall Wednes
day for dessert at half past
one o'clock, with Cora Gehrk
and Alice Gowland tht hosJ
tesscs for tho afternoon. Tha
afternoon was devoted to per
fecting the play "Rebekah
Friendship Road" which will
be presented at the next regu
lar lodge meeting, Thursday,
May the sixth.
The next meeting of the
social club will be held on
May the twelfth and will be a
potluck luncheon, with Al
frcda Steinmetz and Stella
Dryden the hostesses.
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