My 20, 1043
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE SEVEN
Farewell
Party Given
Friends Honor Louise
Langworthy at Lan
dry Home
An ovent or Monday eve
ning win purly given for
Louise Langworthy, who li
Icnvlng Klumath Folia with
lii-r purunts, Mr. and Mrs.
I. mi Luugworthy of 238 North
'JVnlli street, to muko her
homo In Washington atate.
A group of young people
wu Invited to tho homo of
Until Landry, 1131 Paclflo
'JVrraco, ut hulf punt six
o'clock on Monday ovonlng.
Co-hostess wua Joan Bannet.
Those enjoying the out-of-door
supper and gumos after
wind liu'ludod the guost of
honor, Louise Langworthy,
Ji'iin Hilton, Mary O'lirlcn,
Mury Ann Mills, Alice Mcutl,
Miiriiinne Sexton, Dorothy
Collier, Donna Wilkes, Con
nlu Hunt, Joyco Sample,
C.'liiirlcii Solby, Charles Hell
hronncr, Phillip McCillllvary,
Mulcolm Van Motor, Leigh
Cnmpboll, Dob Mend, Deim
Eurhurt, Charles Evens, Wes
ley Itublimon, Larry Klahn,
Jou Garner, Geno Peyton and
tho hotitoaxia,
WOMEN LEARN
TO CLEAN
MACHINES
A meeting of the home ex
tension cotirso waa held at the
home of Mra. Al Loomla on
Wednesday, Mny tho nine
teenth. ,
Tho women attending learn
ed how to clean their aewing
machines, thin making It pos
alblo to give better aervice In
tho moro extensive uie made
of them during these war
time. Tho ladlca wore alio
riollghted to aee all the utei
thry could make of the at
tachmenla. These Improve
ments were demonstrated by
Mrs. Wmntfred allien.
Politick luncheon at noon
was enjoyed by the following
ladles: Mra. John Beebe, Mrs.
O. C. Splndler, Mrs. Carrie
Lee Uhnne, Mrs. Lee Holll
day, Mrs. Howord Shearon,
Mrs. D. M. Chandler, Mrs. C.
T. Williams, Mrs. W. n.
Homer, Mrs . L. Homer,
Mrs. F. Nlda, Mrs. Paul M'
Culloch, Mrs. Warren Miller,
Mrs. Thomas Jamleson, Mrs,
A. J. Loomls, Mrs, Edna Him
melwrlght, Mrs. Wlnnifred
GMen and Mrs, H. B. Schlef
fcrsteln. 4 H Club Members
Honor Bally Zadow
SPRAGUE RIVER A 4-H
club party was held at the
home of Mliui Sally Zadow on
Mny tho twenty-first. The
t il members brought gifts
to Snlly as her birthday was
on May the twenty-fourth.
The afternoon waa spent
playing games. Later, refresh
ments of Ice cream nnd cake
were served.
Members attending were
Myrta Chandler, Jack Walker,
Mclda, Chandler, Joanne Ful
ler, Ruth Walker, Herbert
Lowcry, Vclma Lee Pool,
Marvclla Hanson, Mrs. Mau
dlc Tompkins and tho hostess,
Sally Zadow. Also present
wero two speclat guests, Ir
win Crume and Delores Maxwell.
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CHILOQUIN HONOR STUDENT
Mis Nine Sue Fernlnicn, 1043 graduate of
Chiloquln high school, was chosen as the out
standing student and was awarded the PTA cup.
The cup Is awardod annually and Is given for
scholastic record, four years' activities, and
citizenship.
KenncllEllis
Story of English
Wedding Told
Lady Sarah Spencer-Churchill Weds Lieutenant
Edwin Russell in Royal Wedding
Everyone loves to read about a wedding, and especially In
these war times when the glitter of gold on uniforms vies with
the traditional white of tho bride's gown. Americans were In
terested In the wedding of Lady Sarah Spencer-Churchill, who
waa married In old St. Margaret's In London, to Lieutenant
Edwin F. Russell of the United States navy. Royally was much
In evidence, arrording to the following story from the New
York Times. As the magazine "Time'1 reported, Lieutenant
Russell "Is related to nobody famous!"
LONDON Lady Sarah
Consuelo Spencer-Churchill, a
cousin of tho prime minister,,
and Lieutenant Edwin F. Rus
sell, USN, wero married at
fashionable St. Margaret's,
Westminster, today. This Is
the third tlmo an Amorlcnn
has married Into tho historic
'Churchill family, but tho first
occasion whero a Churchill
bride was taken by an Ameri
can husband. Other Americans
who marrlod Into tho family
were Consuelo Vanderbilt, tho
bride's grandmother, and Jen
nie Jerome, tho prime minis
ter's mother.
Lady Sarah, 21 -year -old
daughter of tho Duke and
Duchess of Marlborough, re-,
ceived ten days' leave from
her factory Job as a technician
in a firm manufacturing aer
onautical Instruments. Among
the many attending tho wed
ding was a group of young
women whoso acquaintance
ship with the bride dates from
the time she entered the fac
tory in 1041 and served In
a near-by British restaurant.
One of the bride's working col
leagues, Mrs. Irene Stono of
London, confided In a hushed
whisper before the ceremony
began that she and Lady Sarah
used to peel potatoes together.
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The bridegroom, who Is 28,
Is a aon of Mr. and Mrs. Lucius
T. Russell of Beverly Hills,
California. Ho is a former as
sociate publisher of The
Newark (N. J.) Star-Ledger.
Lieutenant Rucscll joined the
royal navy in the autumn of
1041 and after a brief tour
of duty in Canadian waters, at
tended tho Royal Navy college
In Greenwich, and served
aboard the British cruiser Nor
folk as gunnery officer until
his transfer a month ago to
tho United States navy. He
met his bride in Scotland sev
eral months ago when she was
recovering from an injury re
ceived on her job, and he was
having his first shore leave In
fourteen months.
Although there was a war
time simplicity about the cere
mony, the wedding was one of
tho biggest social events Lon
don has aeon since the war be
gan. The bride, brown-haired,
bluc-eyed, and tall, looked
charming in a simple ivory
satin gown, tulle veil and long
train. She arrived on the arm
of her father, who gave her in
marriage.
Also In white were the two
bridesmaids, Lady Rosemary
Spencer-Churchill, the bride's
younger sister, and Lady Cath
erine De Trafford, the bride's
cousin.
Churchill's Grandson Paqe
.Two young pages In white
sailor suits Winston S. Chur
chill, two and one-half year
old grandson of the prime
minister, and Lord Charles
Spencer-Churchill, three-year-old
brother of the bride
threatened at one time by
their , antics on the church
porch before the ceremony to
steal the show but were taken
in hand by the young brides
maids. Master Churchill, , a
chubby, cheerful, fair-haired
little boy, who at times looks
exactly like his famous grand
father, Is the son of Captain
and Mrs, Randolph Churchill.
The Bishop of Oxford, the
Reverend Dr. K, E. Kirk, con
dugtcd the Church of England
service at the same altar
whore the prime minister waa
married In 1908. St, Margar
et's, Westminster, the scene of
many fashionable weddings in
England, was - crowded with
guests. Every conceivable uni
form from that of the home
guard and plain battle dress to
tho full dress of the royal ma
rines could bo seen. A large
proportion of the guests were
friends of the bridegroom
from tho royal navy and tho
United States navy.
Honor Guard Formed
A guard of honor was
formed by two United States
marines, four United States
sallora and four sailors from
tho British cruiser on which
Lieutenant Russoll had sorved.
Mrs. E. D. Johnson will
present her voice students In
nn informal spring recital on
Saturday evening at her
homo on 041 Pacific Terrace.
Elks Party
Tonight
Second in Series of
Informal Gatherings
At Elk's Temple
The second in a scries of
Elks Saturday night Infor
mal parties will be held this
evening In the Elks temple.
All Elks and their ladies are
Invited to come and enjoy
themselves.
The gatherings are held on
the first floor of the lodge
building, and the tables art
arranged In cabaret style.
Music and dancing may be
enjoyed during tho evening,
s well as cards.
The first informal evening
held last Saturday evening
W8i a success and more are
planned for the early sum
mer months.
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Urqu
hart head the committees in
charge of the affairs and
they are assisted by Mr. and
Mrs. Troy Cook.
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MISS LAYMAN
WEDS PRIVATE
BAIRD IN SOUTH
MERRILL Mr. and Mrs.
William Layman, Merrill, this
week announced the marriage
of their daughter, Ollie Belle,
to Privato Duncan H. Baird,
son of Mr. and Mrs. N. H,
Balrd, Goodwatcr, Alabama.
The' marriage service was
read Sunday, May twenty
third, at the home of Mr.
Claud A. Layman, brother of
the bride and Mrs. Layman
at Tujunga, California. Priv
ate Balrd Is now stationed at
Arcadia, California.
The bride, gowned In a
white Grecian styled gown,
wore a finger tip veil of illu
sion net. Her arm bouquet
was of red and white roses.
For traveling she wore a
soldier blue ensemble with
white accessories.
Mrs. Baird, during her resi
dence here, was a popular
member of the younger set.
She graduated from the Mer
ril Ihlgh school early this
month.
Present for the ceremony
also were Mr. and Mrs. Ben
jamin William Layman and
family, Bakersflcld.
The young couple will make
their home for the present
where Private Baird is sta
tioned. FRIENDS HONOR
MATRON AT DINNER
ON BIRTHDAY
Several friends of Mrs.
Wesley D. McNee compli
mented her at a prettily ap
pointed birthday dinner given
last Saturday noon, May the
twenty-second, at the Willard
hotel. A large, decorated cake
provided the attractive table
centerpiece.
Covers were laid for Mrs.
McNee, Mrs. V. J. Wirth,
Mrs. I. J. Wirth, Mrs. H. L,
Lofdahl, Mrs A. M. Cherry,
Mrs. Ivy Propst, Miss Bobbie
Ashby and Miss Edith Feld
ner Lissle Little
Hostess to Circle
Lizzie Little was hostess to
the Friendly circle Thursday,
May the twenty-seventh, at
her home at 2444 Orchard
way, with Pearl Marin assist
ing. Luncheon was served at
one o'clock to the following .
members: Arbhur Stone, Es
telle Smith, Katherlne Wil
liams, Ipha Brown, Mrs. Mc
Donald and, the hostesses, Liz
zie Little and Pearl Marin;
and to several guests, Mrs.
Fannie Flynn, Mrs. Lena
Liles, Mrs. Lee Kennedy, Mrs.
H. O. Lohr and Mary Stone.
There was no business meet
ing, but those attending en
joyed the afternoon of hand
work and sociability.
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SIX YEARS OLD
David, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Landis of BS07 South
Sixth street, celebrated his
sixth birthday on May the
eleventh with a birthday
party at his home.
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NEWS OF THE THEATRES
Sheik Shenanigans in "Morocco"
Paramount' newast "Road" show, "Road to Morocco," which
starts tonight with a midnight
Bud Abbot and Leu Costello head the Tower program Sun
day in "Who Done It." They play the part of amateur detectives
in this hilarious comedy. The companion feature, "Panama Lady,"
star Lucille Ball In an exciting drama of the tropic.
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Forest fires have their uses, as Paulette Goddard and Fred
MacMurray discover in Paramount' Technicolor saga of the high
timber lands, "The Forest Rangers," the current attraction at the
Esquire. This picture includes some of the most spectacular fire
scenes ever caught by the movie camera.
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George Murphy, Lucille Ball and Edmund O'Brien head the
cast of "A Girl, a Guy and a Gob" starting Sunday at the Pin
Tree. The second feature, "Omaha Trail," features Dean Jagger
In a roaring adventure of the old west.
Mrs. Sanderson
To Present Pupils
" LAKEVIEW Mrs. Norma
Sanderson will present her
pupils in a recital Thursday,
May the twenty-seventh, at
four o'clock in the Methodist
church auditorium.
The following pupils will
give piano selections: Susanne
Taylor, Carol Eyerly, Lynn
Lonidicr, Kathryn Joy Hollo
way, Donna Carol Holloway,
Jean Williams, Jill Chisholm,
Ora Leo Wiman and Robert
Ogle, and a piano duet by
Ora Leo Wiman and Myrtle
Wiinan.-
Jcan Williams will bo
heard in a vocal solo, and
Ora Leo Wiman and Helen
Briscoe will sing n duct.
The June meeting of tho
Eastern Star Social club is
announced for Friday after
noon, Juno the fourth, at a
quarter to two o'clock In tho
Masonic temple. The hostess
committee will bo announced
during the coining week.
BING CROSBY
and
BOB HOPE
all wrapped up in their new
parts as gay dtsert dogs, ste
a mirage which prove to be
DOROTHY LAMOUR. The
three stars are to be scan in
show at the Pelican.
Thursday, May the twenty
seventh, the Stingerettcs,
social club of the ladies'
auxiliary of the Brotherhood
of Railroad Trainmen, met In
the KC hall for a potluck
luncheon at half past twelve
o'clock, tho door award going
to Mrs. Homer Caldwell. It
was decided that tho next
meeting will be a picnic in
Moore park, the date June
the twenty-fourth, and it will
bo a no-hostess event.
Tho meeting of the social
club of the Rebckah lodgo on
Wednesday afternoon, May
the twenty-sixth, in the IOOF
hall was well attended. Mem
bers brought sandwiches for
the luncheon and the organi
zation served a hot drink. Pi
nochle was played during the
afternoon, mid a luncheon
cloth was awarded to Mrs.
Ross.
The next meeting will be
on June the ninth, and the
hostesses will be Mary Curtis
and Maudo Shucy,
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Gives Tea
Senior Girls Guests at
Party Given on May
Twenty-Second
LAKEVIEW A large bou
quet of yellow tulips and a
lace tablecloth graced the tea
table from which Mrs. Clif
ton Howard and Mrs. Larry
Fitzgerald poured Saturday
afternoon May the twenty
second from the hours of
three to four o'clock at the
home of Mrs. Edward Mac
Kay when the American
Association of University
Women gave their annual
formal tea for senior girls of
the Lakeview high school.
Mrs. Jay Hughes, Mrs. E.
P. Cliff, Mrs. Edward Mac
Kay and Mrs. Walt Sandquist
assisted at the tea table.
Bouquets of red tulips and
white narcissus decorated the
rooms where the guests were
greeted by Miss Laura Water
man, Mrs. Richard Corbett,
Mrs. Milton Fisher, Mrs.
Ralph Buell and Miss Mary
Taylor.
THIMBLE CLUB
ENTERTAINED
WEDNESDAY
The Thimble club of the
Neighbors of Woodcraft were
entertained on Wednesday
evening, May the twenty
sixth, at the home of Susie
Smith, 2135 Vine avenue.
Josie Landers assisted.
There were three tables of
pinochle and one of whist,
with high score for pinochle
held by Josie Landers and
low by Sylvia Tilton. In whist
Lillian Floetke was high and
Dicksy Weed waa low. After
cards the hostesses served re
freshments. A shower was
given to Zelda Leroue.
The next meeting, on Wed
nesday, June the ninth, will
be held at the home of Mrs.
Lucy Severns, 703 Upham
street.
CONTRACT CLUB
ENTERTAINED
AT BARK HOME
The Thursday Contract club
wa sentertained at the home
of Willa Bark on the after
noon of May the twenty
seventh. Dessert luncheon
was served at two o'clock to
Stella Dryden, Pearl Yorke
land, Idoline Schupp, Bertha
Hewitt, Fannie Thompson,
Clara McPherren and Ruth
Stanley. High score for the
afternoon was held by Bertha
Hewitt, second by Idoline
Schupp and the traveling
award went to Fannie Thomp
son. On June the tenth the
club will meet at the home
of Stella Dryden, 610 North
Eleventh street.
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with the grocer about jams and
jellies. They're beside the point.
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Social
Calendar
Tuesday, June 1
Meeting of Klamath Falls
Nile club and luncheon to be
held at Pelican party room at
1 p. m. Queen of Zulelma
temple, Mrs. Obera Dunn of
Ashland, to pay visit,
Friday, June 4
Regular meeting of Eastern
Star Social club at Mesonte
temple at 1:43 o'clock,
Friday. June II
Women of St. Paul' Guild
will give a tea honoring Miss
Ethel Springer, dean of St.
Margaret's house In Berkeley,
California. To be hold In the
parish house on Eighth and
Jefferson streets,
Spragu Rivet Scouts
Give Party
SPRAGUE RIVER Ten
Girl Scouts of Sprague River
held a surprise farewell
party for their leader, Mrs.
Joe Young, recently. Those
attending were Velma Pool,
Joanne Fuller, Myrta Chand
ler, Melda Chandler, Mrs. I.
W. Zadow, Mrs. Art Fuller
and the guest of honor, Mrs.
Joe Young.
Dorcas Circle
Holds Meeting
The Dorcas circle of the
Presbyterian church held a
meeting at the church on
Thursday, May 27. Mrs. Guy
Merrill and Mrs. H. M. Park
hurst were hostesses.
Quartz Mountain
Mrs. Cart Styles and Mrs.
Dick Pool spent Tuesday, May
25, in Klamath Falls.
Mrs. Fay Schriber'a sister
visited with her last ) weekend
and Mrs. Schriber 'returned
home with her.
Miss Hazel Bradshaw Is visit
ing at the home of Miss Bonnie
Sessions.
Mrs. Charles Deane attended
her cousin's funeral in Klamath
Falls Tuesday.
Miss Joy Lebow Is visiting'
her uncle, Leon Roberts, at
Ewauna camp.
Mr. and Mrs. Olaf Johnston
are visiting her mother and chil
dren in Springfield, Ore.
Mrs. Billy Ruth Haynes is
visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. R. D. Lowery.
The Ewauna camp school
closed Thursday. A picnic was
held at Sprague River canyon
park Wednesday.
Mrs. Wayne Kajola Is expect
ed home this week from an ex
tended visit in Minnesota. '
Mrs. Doris S o u 1 d took the
children of Ewauna camp fish
ing one day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie McCain
are returning to their home in
Idaho.
Leon Roberts was elected the
new president of the union.
Ray Chase, our new superin
tendent, has recently recovered
from pneumonia. Chase was
back' in camp May 24.
Miss Frankie Niles has re
turned from high school in
Lakeview.
Phone Silt
133 South Ith St,
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