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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON .
May 22, 1048
Attendance Upped
On Monday Nights
; Men Still , May Find Room Around the Table at
.Monday Night's Surgical Project
' Attendance at the men's class held on Monday evening in
the surgical dressings project rooms at American Red Cross
headquarters has increased, according to one of the veterans
of the table, and this coming Monday night there should be
a goodly representation of Klamath families gathered to do
this excellent work.
: Noteworthy is the -fact that several wives accompanied
their husbands to the project rooms and the suggestion was
made that to make it family
night might not be such a bad
idea. There Is fun to be had
as. well as a splendid feeling
of work well done.
Among those seen at Mon
day night's session this week
were H. B. Ashley, Fred Fleet,
G. W. Sample, J. C. and Wini
fred Cleghorn, Fred and Jo
LaForge, M. Gallaspy, J. H.
McGarroll, F. R. Hamblet, L.
Orth Sisemore, F. E. Drake,
Sydney and Lora Evans, H.
R. Harrison, F. E. Foster, E.
B. Hall, John Ebinger, 'George
Mclntyre, W. S. 'Bradley. E.
J.. Howell, S. R.: Brown, Fred
Coffman, Genevieve Wheatley,
Walter and Ella Palmer, Mal
colm and . Jane .Epley and
their son, John, ,and Lena M.
Dennis. . ; " '
. Production" figures' on May
tenth' : were "reported - at 40 1
dressings, and on the f ollow
Ing w e e k n i g h t, 672. The
quota is 750 each- Monday
night and this quota-was al
most, but not quite, met by
those attending., All men in
the city are urged to attend.
MISS .FRENCH .. .7
BRIDE -OF- -
MAY NINETEENTH :
Married al'the home of the
officiating minister, . Arthur
Charles Bates, of the First
Christian church,- at 838 Lin
coln street on Wednesday. eve--ning,
May. nineteenth at sev
en : 'o'clock, were Mr. Roy Wal
, lace Benedict an.d Miss Hose
mary' French. The- ceremony
was- read, in the -presence of
relatives and -friends, of the
couple. They were attended by
Mr", and MrsV George W. Buck
ner,:. ,"'.- ;' -. - ;
' Other' guests' . present were
Mr.7 and Mr$, A'. W. Benedict,
and' son, Ronald, 'Miss Sally
Buckher and Mr.. -John- Frie
sen. ' 1 '' ' ; ' -V
After 'the . wedding "a group
of , high school' friends came
to J the -Benedict ' Home at 40
Fine street to express their
congratulations and good wish;
es; bringing "a gift -of remem
brance with -them.! The happy
couple - left 'early Thursday .
morning for. San - Francisco,
where -Mr. Benedict -is station
ed -with the United States
navy, at Hunter's-Point Mrs.
Benedict will' spend some time
there' with friends. '
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MJSS DARBY . ." " ) .
HONORS MUSIC '
INSTRUCTORS',
: Miss .LUlie E. Darby . was
hostess, at dinner at the Elk
hotel on ' Monday - evening,
honoring .. members -of the
music staff of the elementary
schools. . .'; . '-. ' "
. Guests, included Miss Jean
Whitney,: Mrs. Sherman Car
ter, -Mrs. S; Meade-i Badger,
Mrs; "Joseph Peak and Miss
Patricia;. Talbot.
Several of. .this' group will
not return to the city system
next - fall. - Miss" Whitney is
leaving early next week for
Portland "where' she will' accept-a
position. She has re
signed as music teacher at
Fremont. -Mrs.' Badger is leav
ing to make her home in Fair
' fax, California. -
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MRS: PHELPS" ; :'
HOSTESS AT
DINNER 5. ' ; ;
Mr.' land Mrs.' Lawrence K.
Phelps, entertained at' dinner
Sunday in honor of Miss Gene
vieve McGee of Ashland, .who
has left her' home in the val
ley, awaiting her call, in the
Women's Army' , Auxiliary
corps. Miss McGee has been
teaching in- the Junior' high
school, here and will not- re
turn iii the fall. . ..
'Also honored at dinner was
Miss Eva Burkhalter who has
left for- her home in Portland
for the summer, and Miss Mar
garet. Porter of the county li
brary staff. .'
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MISS M'GRATH
HONORED AT: " :
DANCING PARTY .
A , group of Merrill and
Klamath Falls friends-gathered
Wednesday evening at 'the
ranch home of Mr. and Mrs.
John1 D.' O'Connor of Spring
Lake, to' honor Miss Delia Mc
Grath who left early- Sunday
morning for San Francisco
and Oakland. v
'. Dancing was' enjoyed until
early morning hours with sup
per served, to more than,twcn-tpflve-'gimte
, i-
Art Students
Finish Murals
Oregon Centennial Is
Theme of Painting At
Junior High
A mural on the Oregon Trail
Centennial, 1843 to 1943, has
been painted across a large
section of the wall in the sec
ond floor hall at Fremont
school, and dedicated to the
.class of '43, the first to gradu
ate " from the Junior high
school. .'.'"' ' '
'The painting was done by
six students of the Junior high
art class, under the direction
of Mrs. Jeanette Brown, in
structor, and the theme is ex
ceptionally well carried - out,
. both in design and coloring.
'Across the wall four cov
ered wagons wend their way,
descending from, the plain in
to a river valley. The contrast
of fugged mountains on one
side, the plain's flatness on
the other . and background
cloud effects give the mural
depth and interest. Eight fig
ures in the foreground, -along .
with various livestock and
dogs, provide life and action. -"
Credit for the mural goes to
Wesley Robinson, Clarence
Hall, Marilyn Nethercott, Ann
Arten, Norma Jo Smith and
Allen. 'Murdock.
Three -high school students
who have also been outstand-.
ing in art have" just completed
a "mural on the wall of the art
room at KUHS, depicting the
effects of the war on Klamath
High. This was done by Joanne
O'Neill; -Malcolm Epley and '
Eva Ferber, under the direc
tion of Mrs.' Brown.
'FAREWELL PARTY
GIVEN FOR
MRS. JIMERSON
. Friends of Mrs. Cecil Jim
erson of Algoma honored her
with a potluck luncheon and
a ' handkerchief shower on
Friday afternoon, May the
twenty-first at one o'clock.
The affair was held, at the
home of Mrs.E. D. Hamacher,
1410 Pacific Terrace. '
J Mr. and Mrs. Jimerson and
their children are leaving this
weekend to make their home
in -Denver),- Colorado, where
Mr. Jimerson will be in -the
lumber business.
" Those Who honored Mrs.'
Jimerson were Mrs. B. P. Cos-'
tello,' Mrs. A. P. Heup, Mrs.
C. - L. Hubble, Mrs. Harry
Wayne, Mrs. Willard Cons
tans, Mrs. - Clifford Reeves,
Mrs.. Charles Kempter,' Mrs.
Loren Palmerton, Mrs; Wil
liam Spangler, Mrs. Ray Cou
lam, ' Mrs. Jack Bishop,; Mrs.
Allen White, Mrs. Carl Stein
seifer, Mrs. Guy Harmon, Mrs.
Carl Huson, and ' Mrs. Ha
macher. .
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;, SUSAN AND PATTY
Little Susan Miller was two on May tenth, and
Patty is one year old today, May twenty-second.
They are daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Miller
who live near Tulelake, and grandchildren of
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Miller Sr. of 1965 Huron
street and Mrs. Walter Maybcrry of 326 North
Sixth street. - .
Kenncll-Ellis.
WW
WED IN APRIL CEREMONY
mr. and Mrs. Orville Rowland were married
April third in Vancouver where they are now
making their home. Mrs Rowland is the former
Betty Gill Wood, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
George Wood of 2142 Orchard avenue. She is a
graduate of Klamath Union high school with
the class of 1941 and has been with the U. S.
employment office in this city. Mr. Rowland
is in defense work in the. north.
MRS. PHILLIPS
HOSTESS TO
CARD CLUB
Mrs. V. C. Phillips was host
ess to the Lucky Thursday pin
ochle club on the afternoon
of May the twentieth at her
home at 2250. Garden avenue.
Luncheon was served at one.
o'clock to Fannie Smith, Ag
nace Lowe, Mary Martin, Ruth
Sehorn, Florence Young, Es
telle Smith, Nettie Good, Vera
Good, Zella Blankenship, and
the hostess, all members; .
Katherine Billings, a former
member who is here from Los
Angeles, and her son Roy, and
one guest, Mrs. Guthrie.
Pinochle followed, with high
score held by Mrs. Guthrie,
second by Vera Good, low by
Agnace Lowe, and pinochle
by Katherine Billings. On
June the third Kate Crowson
will entertain the club at her
home, 2243 Darrow avenue.
4.
MRS. SAVIDGE
TO ENTERTAIN
HAPPY HOUR CLUB .
Mrs. H. J. Savidge will act
as hostess at a meeting of the
Happy Hour club to be held
Tuesday afternoon, ' May the
twenty-fifth, at her home on
Lakeshore drive.
The club's first meeting- in
May was held at the home of
Mrs. W. J. Steihmetz on Wal
nut avenue when those pre
sent were Mrs. J.. J. Keller,
Mrs. George Humphrey,- Mrs.
Harry Richardson, Mrs. Frank
Frankford, Mrs. Sydney Ev
ans, Mrs. Anna Funk, Mrs.
Maude Hosley, Mrs. J. H.
Hamilton"; Mrs. H. J. Savidge,
Mrs. R. G. Motschenbacher
and the hostess. -
GRADUATES
GUESTS AT .
RIGGS HOME
Dorothy Riggs was the host
ess at a party given at her
home on Lakeshore Driy,e on
Wednesday evening after the
graduation exercises at the
high school. ,, .; :
Those who enjoyed the ev
ening were Lctty Linman,
Mary Landry, Margie Palmer
ton, Barbara Schultz, Gwen
Mead, Nadine Palmerton, Dick
Hicks, John Fletcher, Dick
'' Newman, Tom Scharfenstein,
Pvt. Bob Proctor of Palo Alto,
George Proctor, and Talbert
T Sehorn.
PAST MATRON
CLUB WILL
MEET FRIDAY
Mrs. W. J. Stcinmetz, Mrs.
C. H. Murdock, and Mrs. Ida
Moretz will be the hostess
committee for the regular
monthly meeting of Aloha
Past Matron club, Friday, May
the twenty-eighth, at one o'
clock, in the Masonic Temple,'
Klamath avenue.
Members will bring ' sand
wiches and the committee will
furnish coffee and dessert..
Mrs. Charles Joseph Martin,
president, will preside, during
the brief business session,
which will be followed by a
few hours of bridge.
KLAMATH
WOMAN
WRITES VERSE . '
Mrs. Guy Hancock of Pacific
Terrace has received two vol
umes of verse, "Spirit of Am
erica" edited by Ruth Law
rence, and "America Speaks",
a collection of contemporary;
poems, in which a number of
poems which were written b
her sister, Mary Boyd Wagner,
are featured. ..-.'
Mrs. Wagner, who has. long
resided in New York, is a. for
mer Klamath Falls resident
and daughter of the late Dr.
and Mrs. E. J. Boyd, pioneers
of early days.
KLAMATH GIRL
HOSTESS AT
ASHLAND TEA.
One of the first of the com-',
menccment activities at the
Southern College of Education
was a tea given by the fresh
man girls honoring senior
girls, Friday afternoon, from
three-thirty to five-thirty. The
place of entertainment was
the newly prepared social
room. Tables were decorated
with yellow lilies, golden
candles In amber candlesticks,
and amber service was used.
Acting hostesses were Pat
ricia Anderson, Yvonne Christ
licb, Ann Crandall, Lois Red
ford, Ida Willard, of Ashland;
Barbara McLean, Helen Rad
cliffe, Bcrthicl Nelson of
Klamath Falls; Lillian Bestul
of Grants Pass. .' ...
Mrs, Mary Martin and sons,
Bill and Clair, were guests
this week at a dinner party
given for them at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Thomas
on Oregon avenue. Sgt. Clair
Martin is home on a sixteen
day furlough from Camp
White.
Recent Bride
Honored
Mrs. Forrest .Breithaupt
Guest at Shower on
May Eleventh - , '
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Mrs. Forrest Breithaupt, the
former Marguerite Pollard,
was honored with a bridal
shower at the Jay Manning
home at Mount Laki on May
the eleventh.
Hostesses were Miss Geral
dine Manning, vMlsa Verna
Cheyne, and Mrs, Manning. .
The many gifts were opened
by the bride at a lace-covered
table centered with bouquet
of lilacs: '.
Those honoring the recent
bride were Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Breithaupt, Mrs. Evelyn Drew,
Mrs. Frances Johnson, Mrs.
Frank Sullivan, Mrs. Rex
High, Mrs. Jess Rlghtmlcr,
Mrs. Henry Scmon, Mrs. Wal
lace Thompson, Mrs. Elizabeth
Norris, Mr. and Mrs.' Robert
Faus and daughter Shirley.
Mrs. Ralph Hill, Mrs. Mary
Breithaupt, Mrs. Harold Dix
on, Mrs. Fanny Cheyne, Mrs.
Arthur Cole, Mrs. Roy La
Prairie, Mrs. Dewey Pollard,
Mrs. H. S. Hopkins, Mrs. T. D.
Jackson, ' Mrs. Jay Manning,
Mrs. Lawrence ' Birk, Mrs.
Bell Dawson, Mrs. G. S.
Thompson, Mrs. F. B. Mueller,
' Mrs. Clara Litbke, Mrs, Jestia
Kaylor. . ,
Mr. and Mrs. , Ernest, Brei
thaupt,. Mrs, George. Steven
son, Mrs. Alyce' Dickenson,
Mrs. Nellie Tackas, Mrs. L. A.
West, Mrs. Jay Fairclo, Mrs.
Marjorle BrlssendcnP Mrs. El
den Kaylor, Mrs. Wendell
Walnrlght, Mrs. Lawrence D.
Cheyne, Mrs: Pearl Hamilton,
Mrs. Ira Orem, Mrs. Clyde
Griffith, Mrs. E. E. McClay,
Mrs. Lloyd Froom, Mrs. Faye
Klahn, Mrs. Cecil Whitby,
Mrs. J. A. Johnson.
Mrs. W. T. Hllyard, Mrs. R.
C Short, Mrs. Estella Hill,
Mrs. Cecil Cheyne, Mrs. Pris
cilla Tuback and daughter
Nicky. Mrs. R. L. Fleming,
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence-Gober,
Mrs. Burrell Short, Mrs. Stan
ley Click.-Mrs.. Percy Dixon,
Barbara IaPralrlc, Miss Jean
Barbara LaPrairie, Miss Jean
Thompson, Miss Ethel Dixon,
Miss Eris Fleming, Miss Lor
raine Stover,, Miss Zella Sul
livan, Miss Patsy Mueller,
Miss Verna Cheyne, Miss Ann
Stevenson, Miss Dorothy Dix
on;. Miss Alma Stover, Miss
Shirley Fairclo, Miss Margaret
Murphy, Miss Pat Short and
Miss Betty Fairclo.
RETURN HOME
FROM LODGE
MEET IN NORTH .
Mr. and : Mrs. Robert' E.
Wattenburg returned -Thursday
morning from Portland
where they attended the an
nual assemblies of the Grand
Lodge of Oddfellows and Re
bekahs. This' was the S7th' an
nual gathering of the Rebekah
Assembly, of which Mrs., Wat
tenburg 'is a past president.-
The Wattenburgs visited
Variport" where 40,000? Work
ers in defense plants are hous
ed, and also witnessed 'the' im
pressive -African Victory pa
rade .in downtown . Portland.
They report good weather for
their trip which was made by
train,
MRS. OAKES
NAMES; PROGRAM . '.
COMMITTEE;. ' '
Mrs. , Roland . Oakes, who
was elected, president of the
Klamath Falls Woman's Li
brary club - at the May meet
ing,: Is 'at work on 'her. com
mittees in' order, that next
year's program be an outstand
ing one and of special interest
during' this war time.
Those' who will serve on
Mrs. Oakes' program .commit
tee are Mrs. E. D. Hamacher,
Mrs. Arnold L. , Gralapp and
Mrs. Albert , O. - Roenicke.
Other : committee heads will
be announced at 'the "Septem
ber meeting. ...
MISS COX . ; t
ENTERTAINS ; '
AT'DINNER -V
Miss Joanne Cox,-daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cox
of ' 2138 .Wlard .street, was
among, the eighth grade gradu
ates at Sacred Heart academy
on Thursday, evening .
On' Friday, Miss . Cox was
hostess at a dinner party for
a group, of classmates'. Place
cards were character studies
of each guest and favors were
handkerchiefs fashioned like
diplomas. Present were Ellen
O'Keofc, Mary Gardener, Pa
tricia O'Lcary, Frances Blan
ch!, , Honey , Griffith and the
hostess, Miss Cox. '
. Miss Olive Wilson,- member
of the city faculty staff, will
remain In Klamath Falls this
summer and has taken an
apartment at the Audlcy, Sho
will be joined by her ,mother,
Mrs,' Sarah . Wilson,', pioneer
valley resident, who is coming
here from Mcdford for the va
cation months.
MAY BRIDE
Mrs. W. G. Conrad Is the for
mer Bonnie Lewis of Klam
ath Falls, married May the
seventh in Ashland,
Bushncll, Ashland.
Social.
Calendar
Saturday, May 22
First of series )f -Informal
Saturday night parties given
by Elks in temple.
Monday, May 24
Regular BPW club dinner
meeting. Willard hotel. Instal
lation of officers.
Tuesday, May 25
Aloha OES td ohscrvo an
nual Past Patrons and Past
Matrons night.
Happy Hour club to meet
at 2 p.m. at home of Mrs. H.
J. Savldgc'on Lakeshore drive.
Delta Gamma, Delphian, pot
luck luncheon with Mrs. F. L.
Weaver. Mrs. K. G. Cum
mings, leader, 12 o'clock noon.
Wednesday, May 26
ANW club with Mrs. W. P.
McMillan, Pino street, 1
o'clock potluck luncheon.
Thursday. Msy 27
. Mrs. Allen Sloan to present
piano students In recital at 6
p. m., small Library club
rooms. .
aGulld to meet in St. Paul's
parish house at 10 a.m. for
program. Luncheon at noon
with business meeting to fol
low. Friday, May 28
Aloha Past Matron club to
meet in Masonic temple.
Orions to sponsor Mother
Daughter dinner at Methodist
church, 8 p. m.
HARDINGS
EXPECTED
IN KLAMATH
Captain and Mrs. John
Harding are expected hero
Sunday to be at the home of
Mrs. Harding's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Rac Horton. Captain
Harding has just returned
frbm Africa where he has
seen a great real of action in
the air as one of Uncle Sam's
pilots. ...
During the past week the
Hardlngs enjoyed a reunion
with 'friends from Klamath
Falls who are now In Port
land, Including Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Konschpt, Clark Weaver, .
and others.. They have been
the guests of Captain Hard
ing's mother, Mrs. C. B. Hard
ing. DINNER
PLANS MADE
BY ORIONS
Members of the Orions of
First Methodist church are
making plans, for a Mother
Daughter dinner to be given
next Friday evening, May the
twenty-eighth, at eight o'clock
in - the ladies parlor of the
church. Each member of.
Orions is charged to bring
their .m o t.h e r or an older
member of the church to this
dinner,
Mrs. Frederick C. Wisscn
bach, wife of tho rector of
St. Paul's Episcopal church,
will discuss, "Housekeeping In
Bavaria."
There will be no meeting of
the Bethany circle of the First
Presbyterian church held dur
ing the month of May, accord- j
ing to announcement Satur
day. Pians arc being made for
a meeting in June.
.
1 Mrs. Lloyd Prock will leave
Sunday morning by train for
a week's stay in Portland at
tho Henry Cabell homo where
she will visit her sinter, Mrs.
P.etcr Carlwright and tho new
ly arrrlvcd Danny, ' ' ,
P! LE S
SUCCESSFULLY TREATED
NO PAIN - HO HOSPITALIZATION
No Lou of Tlmo
' - , Ptmuntnt nnuliil
DR. E. M. MARSHA
Ohlropraotlo Phydalin
110 NO. Ilh - Siqulra TlulCri ld.
- Phonr into
Informal Parties
Planned by Elks
Saturday Evenings' in, May and June Slated by
Lodge for Gatherings ;
An Innovation on tho Elks lodge social program for tha
year Is tho series of Informal parties on Saturday nights sched
uled throughout tho remainder of tho month of May and all
of June.
Formal affairs given by tho Elks have ended for the sea
son, and the Informal gathering of Elks and their Indies In
the temple are anticipated by the membership.
The first party will bo held tonight, Suturdity, May tha
: twenty-second, on tho first
Miss Lewis
Married
Former- Klamath Girl
Weds Lt. Conrad in
Ashland May Seventh
Of interest to many In
Klamath Falls was the an
nouncement of the marriage
of Miss Bonnie Lewis, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. C. L.
Lewis of Ashlmid, to Lt. W. G.
Conrad, son or Mr. and Mrs.
Jock Conrad of North Holly
wood, California.
Tho wedding took place In
A.thlnnd at tho Full Gospol
church on Friday evening,
May the seventh. Chaplain H.
F. Bonhoff of Camp Whlta
officiated and tho double ring
ceremony was used.
The brldo's only attendant
was her sister, Mrs. , G. , G.
Elder, and tho best man was
Lt. C. B. Chrlstoph.
Tho bride was . lovely In a
white Incc gown, the skirt and
train of tulle. Her finger tip
veil wus held In place by a
coronet of seed pearls. She
carried a bouquet of pink
rosebuds and lilies of tho val
ley. A reception was hold later
for members of the wedding
party, relatives and a few
friends at tho home of Mrs.
L. E. Ager, another sister of
the bride.
Mrs. Conrad and her fam
ily formerly lived, in Klam- '
ath Falls, but moved to Ash
land In- 1037. She graduated
from Ashland high school In
1D42 and has slnco been em
ployed at Camp White.
On Saturday, - May tha
eighth, tho couple left for Eu
gene whero tho groom la sta
tioned and whero they will
make their homo. i '
.
Mrs. Elmer Shafcr, tho for
mer Harol Groves of this city,
Is visiting with her mother,
Mrs. Jennie Groves of 4427
Bisbcc street, for a fortnight.
Mrs. Shafcr now makes her
home In Clinton,. Oklahoma.
Mrs. Groves accompanied her
daughter to Portland for a re
cent visit with relatives.
By
0i
, ' LletnfA CaipuMobt
SOMETIMES . I think that we women take
our - beauty preparations too much for
granted. So many times a woman .will- stop by
Everbody's and ask for a lip
stick or face powder shade
that truly Isn't right for her..
But she . points out that she's
been using that shade ' for
years, has grown accustomed ;
to It, and that's that.
..'"
SHE knows she HAS to use
cosmetics and she EN
JOYS using them for tho lift
she gets; but there's that little scaredy-cat feel
ing inside of - her that rebels - against trying
something new and different.
',
BEAUTY preparations today do so much
MORE than glorify and enhance our ap
pearance ... as if that wasn't' enough. They
are a morale builder ... a fashion accessory
, , , a corrective f6r any number of facial ills,
and so on-. , , ' . '
''
IN tho Richard. Hudnut- laboratories where
those . wonderful . DuBarry Beauty Prepara
tions are created, chemists' are constantly dis
covering now things . . .. new ways of using
cosmetics so that, wo iwomen' get tho very most
out of each, cream arid lotion wo buy. ,
CAN'T pass these discoveries on to you If
you're scared to try something now ... , ; but
if. you'll, come '.In, I'd like to, toll you about
them. ' . v
'' , : .'"' ' . ..' '...'. ' 'RITA.
EverhoJy's DrUg-
floor. Tables will be arranged
In cabaret stylo whero parties
may gnther for conversation
or cards. There will also ba
dancing.
Tho committee for tho first
party Is headed by Mr. and
Mrs. Knrl Urquhnrt, who will
bo assisted by offlcors of tha
lodge and tholr Indies.
Parties will bo must Infor
mal and sportswear will ba
the order. Thoso planned
affairs aro for Elks and their
ludies, and Include visiting
Elks. Members of the lodge
are asked to participate In
plans for tho next few wokI.
ALOHA PLANS
PROGRAM FOR
TUESDAY
Past , matrons and past pa
trons of tho Order of the East
ern Star will bo speclnl guests
' of Aloha chapter, at the regu
lar meeting Tuesday evening,
May the twenty-fifth, at tha
Masonic Templo, Klamath ave
nue. I
A special progrnm Is bolng
prepared for the pleasure of
tho honored guests, and three
candidates for tho degrees of
the order will be Initiated dur
ing tho evening.
Mrs. Clarence A. Humble,
worthy matron, and Mr. Law
rence K. Phelps, worthy pa
tron, extend a cordial Invita
tion to all members and visit
ing members to attend, and
they Issue a very special in
vitation to all pnst matroni
and past patrons of the East
ern Star to be present.
The meeting Is called for
eight o'clock.
VISITORS
ARRIVE FROM
CORBELL
Greeted hero by friends this
week, were Mrs. Robert Hart
and two young daughters, Ann
and' 6ara, who arrived Tues
day, from Corbell, California,
whero they hnvo mndo their
homo for the past'year.
The guests haye been at tha
Charles A. Henderson homo,
1S72 Earle street, leaving Fri
day for Corbell.
V
IS YOUR
DUTY
RITA WHISENANT
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