Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 26, 1944)
ar:i ; n' j r P 9," if -Is' " J t,L ft -it ? : - ft A Gnl ' .7; , ' 7TOto"H r", Horgld and Newt SOCIETY By Nadine Palmorton Iloiiscpcsts: GuoMs tills week hnvc been complimented with parties and tops, livening lip tin! summer socliil whirl. Mere from Corcoran, California, Is Annie Robinson who is visiting with Hose Miiciirtney tit her home on Washington. The two girls left Friday for Spo kane where they will visit another school friend, Julio Crommelin. Rose is a student nt Stanford University. Visiting with Joan Campbell at her home on Pacific Terrace is Josephine frascr of Snn Francisco. She will be here until tile end of the month. Both girls are student at Mills college in Oakland. Wesley Gudcrian Dimro TTTm ClcLi-wii- u Iff I C3 Sfcr Oft ft Junior Hostesses- active This Summer Hmlrip fnr a nlciili' In hn ulvpn loinnrrnw. Sunday, will be umbtrj of the Junior Hostess organization who have Invited Ibout 65 servicemen to bo their gnosis nl Moore Park. Innsporliition for the men will bo furnished but the girls arc ivldo their own transportation to and from the park. All not having a way nro asked to meet behind the high school ;30 where thev will bo mot. Those girls able to take cars ire tlso asked to moot there If they have extra room. inn is another of the many activities Doing carrion on oy me lor Hostess organization this- mer, ho BroilD wai former! lnsl 'ring when the m 1 1 It nrv lntnl- fcllons enmn Inln Ihiu nrnn. fticro was a request for dances p'ie ino men would linvo o fw timo and could meet Khun- m Jiris. There has been an rago of at least one dance a Wit dltrlntf tho filimmni wllcrfi girls from the organization Mre hostesses, The girls were organized from lilt Of fhrico ulw. Iiwl riwl llaracter rtfrrrntea nnrl who Nd meet ccrtuln quollflen- '. incy include girls who IrC lunlnrtf mwl u,,l,a 1 l,lnh pool and many girls who are fome for the summer from pools and colleges out of town r nimiy oiner girls who nro "wujra in Klamath Falls. fnlon high school had to be PPDrovnri hu lKn .. f ... w references of all other mom 5 were cnrofully checked. t uiiMr nances nnvc Siven nt tho Elk's lomplo R" uio American Legion imS,hcre mm nd woman ,r( the Klnmnll. ,.1 l. W the Klamath Falls Mnrlno FiraCKH. nn,l r m..i..ii C? 'nv tctl- Mombora of this Re."'0"", the , Com. lii.. "Is0.. Rllcsts nt n clance Kit e. V 0 Mnrlno Barracks " Saturday night. to Du,llp of 11,0 R'Hs linv0 day !,vcn somo of their Mon- lewons Tft"8,8 '? Rvo clnnclng U M..f n.bo"t -10 men from Sw"f ; i,T-1mcks., Thcao ,cs" lull, u 1,1 11,0 region S e a ''MooUr!;TS,nnminl Plctc held I ' ffiLpark '"St Wcdncs- 'bld event ii "j1 1 '"ost e"ly '"ubo li nl,,endcd by it largo W luosff "r'?1 lholr chlldrori Qlenn Jono ChDlrn"" was Mrs. ' SoSi re8ulnr meelinrf of I u,El with - i 1 1110 vvuinro R.W.ot.M ?.1 luncheon nt 12:15 liny, ".'Will bo hostess for tho " elcnmcomors l tho city "'cnrno tn attend Complimented Mrs. Greer Glnscoc was com plimented nt luncheon and Cards at the Iteames Golf and Country club on Friday afternoon. Mrs. Glascoo is leaving with her fam ily soon to mnko her homo In Portland. Tho party was given for her by Mrs. Wilbur Shannon, Mrs. Stanley Miller, and Mrs. Matt Finnlgan. Tables were decorated with small golf flags and a largo cake representing a golf course cent ered the table. Fall flowers were placed about tho rooms. At the close of the afternoon Mrs. Glnscoc was given a golng-away gift by her friends. Four tables of cards wero in play with high prizes going to Mrs. W. O. Smith and Mrs. H. N. Moo. Guests for tho afternoon were Mrs. Clifford Schuck, Mrs. Rob ert Spront, Mrs. J. J. Steigor, Mrs. II. E. Hunger, Mrs. William Grovo, Mrs. Guy Hancock, Mrs. W. O. Smith, Mrs. ' Wilford Lamm,' Mrs. Oscar Shlve, Mrs. George Merryman, Mrs. H. N. Moo,. Mrs. Byron Hnrdenbrook, Mrs. D. Schncffcr, Mrs. C, D. Ough, Mrs. C. Mncy, Mrs. L. D. Stephens. Mrs. Pat Tnrr, Mrs. Martin Swanson, and Ms. Roy Rakcstraw. Fall Tea Invitations wero sent out this post week for the annual fall tea given bv the Wednesday club of St. Paul's Episcopal church. Tho ton will bo held In tho Pelican Party room on Wednesday, Au gust 30 between tho hours of 3:30 and 5:30 p. m. The purpose of tho ten will be to acquaint the old members and the prospective members of the organization. In charge of the committee ot arrangements is Mrs. C D. Ough. Tho Klamath Falls Woman's Library club will hold their first meeting at a luncheon at the Willnrd hotel on Mondny, Sep tember 11, at 1 p. m. Conimit teo appointments for tho coming yonr will bo announced next week, . Garden Group Mrs. Horace Getz will be hos tess at her homo at 511 Pacific Terrace this coming Monday, August 28 at the regular meet ing of the Klamath Garden Group. They will meet at 2 p. m. Mrs. G. A. Krausc, a judge for the Nutional Iris Society will talk and give a demonstration on tho correct division, trimming and planting of iris. C. H. Mueller will give a dem onstration and talk on the transplanting and dividing of shrubs. This should bo of spe cial interest ns now is the time to divide tho shrubs. Anyone who hns extra iris f limits is reminded to save them o give to the Marino Barracks. Members and prospective members arc urged to attend the meeting. There will be a repre sentative present of the Library club membership committee to receive dues. . Fourth Birthday Mrs. Herbert Wilson enter tained for her son, Jimmy, on his fourth birthday at tho fam ily home, 729 Cook., on Friday, August 18, nt 2:30 p. m. Birthday cake, pop and Ice cream were served to Kenneth McKim, Dick and Don Terwilli ger, Carlenc and Ronald Cole man, Robert Anderson, Sharon Leo Dewing, Grog, Kenneth and Mnrgnret Hnrtcll and Marcla Jean Wilson. Mothers present wero Mrs. Gus Anderson, Mrs. W. W. Dewing, Mrs. Eldon Mc Kim, Mrs. W. L. Torwilliger, Mrs. J. H. Coleman, Mrs. Guy Hartell. Mrs. W. J. McDonald and Mrs. Herbert Wilson. Buffet Supper Mr. and Mrs. John Shaw and Mr. and Mrs. John Coppago en tertained at the Show homo on Lowell street on Wednesday eve ning, with n buffet supper in hoiuir of Mrs. Francis L. Frank lin of Portlnnd. Guests wero Mr. nnd Mrs. Las sett, Mr. and Mrs. Greer Drew, Mr. nnd Mrs. George Kingnn, Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Mack, and Mr. and Mrs. William Hearing. Fifth Birthday ; Gilbert Baker wns tho guest of honor Monday afternoon, Au a,,at 91 '-whon his mother. Mrs. C. A. Baker, 2437 Orchard, gnve n birthday pariy ai moir nomu on his fifth birthday. The guests were Mrs. W. L. Terwilliger, L11CKIC ana JJOIllue, mm. Gaster, Garwin and Karen, Mrs. L. H, Gibson, Aaeie Hnq lerri, Mrs. Christine Neubert, Denny and Jannn, Mrs. Roy Leo, Bob- KIA nnA 1Tnrir tfllmv Mrs. L. J. Brink, Carol Baker and Gilbert, tho guest of honor. . Lawn Supper Event Given for Clubs Climaxing the vacation season was tho lawn .supper given Monday evening, August 21, at the Sheldon Brumbaugh's country home near Olenc for the Soroptimist and Business and Profes sional Women's clubs, which was the final informal gathering for both groups before resumption of regular meetings in Sep tember. Tho supper was served buffet style in an attractive garden setting with places set for about 50 at tables grouped about the lawn. Special guests enjoying the evening included Mrs. Bernard Dubel, Lt. Jean E. Morrison and PFC Elizabeth Sanders of the WACs,- Ebba and Ethel Wicks, Ina Patty and Twyla Ferguson, hostess of Soroptimist House. Rose Poole recounted a num ber of highlights of her trip to Now York this summer and of her attendance at the biannual international conference of Sor optimists, held at St. Louis. Norma Miller, president of BPW, reported on the recent dis trict conference held at Dor chester House on the coast, and urged all members of her club to pay up their dues by Septem ber 1, after which date a penalty will be added. Mrs. Brumbaugh, president of the Soroptimist club, who pre sided as hostess, was assisted by Josephine Penrod, Stella Bowno and Nell Olsen. KAY AND SANDRA BORSCHER This Is Mrs. Bill Borscher and her young daughter, Sandra. Tlwv are mnkins tlieir home here with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. H. e. Haugor, She Is tho former Kay Dunbar. Kcnnell-Ellis Wedding Of interest to Klamath Falls' people is the recent wedding of Wynnetta Kutn uramer, daugh ter of Floyd Cramer, now of Monroe, Oregon, and formerly of Klamath Falls, to Harold Ol son, in a ceremony read in Eu gene on August 11 at the First Methodist church. W y n e 1 1 a Ruth attended grade school and part ,of her ingn scnooi nere, oeiore moving to Monroe with her family sev eral years ago. She . attended the University of Oregon at Eu gene this last year. The young couple are now making their home outside Eu gene, after a wedding trip which brought them to Klamath Falls and on to the Oregon coast. . . ,: Lawn Party Garwin Gaster celebrated his fourth birthday Wednesday, Au gust 16, when his mother, Mrs. Albert Gaster, entertained with a lawn party at their home. His little guests and their mothers who enjoyed birthday cake and ice cream were Mrs. Paul Gaster, Annelle and Dar lene, Mrs. Ed Schneebeck, David and Judy, Mrs. Cy Baker, Carol and Gilbert, Mrs. Roy Keller, Rosalind, Ronald and Vernon, Mrs. John Weber,. Ronald and Johnny, Mrs. Warren and Mari lyn, Mrs. Clifford Jackson, Ma son and Sharon, Karen Gaster, Darlene Clark, Clara Winegar, and Garwin's grandmother, Mrs. S. A. Gaster. . -5 ' Surprise Party Mrs. W. L. Rothschild, Jr., surprised her husband, William Rothschild, with a birthday party gathering on Sunday evening. August 2U, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Lavin, 5531 South Sixth. Those present were S 1c and Mrs. Wilbcr Hopkins, AMM 3c u. u. iracKes, and Owen Frackes. A theater party fol lowed later in the evening. S S S ' Elk's Dance Members of the Elks lodge sponsored a dance Friday night for servicemen in this area at the Elks temple. Junior . hos tesses attended the dance and music was furnished by the ma rine band under the direction of Julius J. Zamzow. I Dancing was from 9 until 12. Wedding Told. . . Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Cahoon of Klamath Falls have recently announced the marriage of their daughter, Geneese, to Richard Johnson, also of Klamath Falls. The couple were married in May in Medford and later took a two week's trip to Los An geles. M-- Margaret McDonald Announces Betrothal Miss Margaret McDonald, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James A. McDonald, .announced her engagement to Private Marshall A. Powell, son ,of Mrs. Bert Powell of Cass Lake, Minnesota, at a lovely party at the. home of Mrs. Jiverett Guthrie, 827 Mitchell, on Monday. The news was told in small favors of miniature suitcases with "The Man in the Case" printed outside and the prospective groom's name inside. ' . . Centering a large table was a mirror with a small boat filled ; with sweetpeas placed in the if. nn I middle and a tall candle on nonor koii The area around Klamath Falls was well represented on the honor roll for the second summer session recently pub lished by the Southern Oregon College . of Education at Ash land. Those appearing on the list were Violette Moore, Klamath Falls; Helen Fox, Klamath Falls; Jeanette Phillips, Klam ath Falls; Fannette Hodges, Merrill; Alice Lytle, Keno; Dor othy Gordon, Malin; Velma Ten nery, Keno; Lura Osborne, Tule lake, and Dora Brosius, of Lake view. 1 Birthday Friends of Mrs. R. A. LaLonde gathered at her home at 623 Upham on Thursday, August 24, in honor of her birthday. Luncheon was served to Mrs. William Bishop, Mrs. Guy Bel lant, Mrs. Dick B. Miller Sr., Mrs. Stanley Pieser, Mrs. K. M. Peterson, Mrs. Phil Brick and Louise Vaughn. Recipients of two guest awards. were Mrs. Bishop and Mrs. Pieser. Mrs. LaLonde received a handkerchief shower from the guests. . . Visitor Honored Mrs. Frank King, the former Katherine Wilson of this city, was honored at a pinochle party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. . Terwilliger at their home at 1202 North Tenth on Saturday, August 19. Mr. and Mrs. King are visiting here from their home in Long Creek, Oregon. . Refreshments wero served' tn Mr. arid Mrs. Frank King, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Wilson, Jimmy and Marcia Jean, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Dewing and Sharon Lee, and Mr. and Mrs. W. Lt.- Ter williger, Dick and Din. ' ' The Navy , Officer's Wives ciud is naving an -oio-iasnionea box supper on Wednesday, August 30, at Moore park at 5,:30 -p. -m. A prize . will be awarded tor the most attractive box.. either side. Three small card tables were centered with small bouquets of sweet peas. ; Guests were Mrs. Everett Guthrie, Mrs. Bertha McDonald, Mrs. Robert Mount, Mrs. Daniel B. Anderson, Mrs. Palmer Gun derson, Mrs. Walter Nichols, Mrs. Holly Hanson, Mrs. Frank Smith, Mrs. John Schultz, Paul ine ivicuonaia, uiorm jonnson, Wilda Fix, Esther Book. Jaci queline Anderson, Margaret Jones, Mae Wright. Pricilla Mc- uonaid and Merrill Jo Smith. Miss McDonald is a graduate of Klamath Union high school and is now a secretary and stenographer at Hick's Grocery Service. Private' Powell is with the quartermaster corps, at Camp Lee, Virginia. : S S S Supper Party Mrs. William Hearinff ontpr. tained at a supper party on Sun day evening at the home of he parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Wis senbach, when she honored her husband, William Hearing, who has recently seen service with tne mercnant marine, and her house guest, Mrs. Francis L. Franklin of Portland. Comblimentins the two wera Mr. and Mrs. John Shaw, Mr. and Mrs. John Coppage, Mr. and mrs. naroid Mortenson, Mr. and Mrs. Neal Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. George Kinean. Mr. and .Mrs. Lloyd Williamson, Mrs. Walter Lassett, Jane Uiliespie, and Lt, Russell Smith. Bridge and 7ea ; , Joan Campbell entertained at her home on Thursday afternoon with a tea and bridge party; in honor of her houseguest, Joseph ine Fraser of San ' Francisco. Bridge was played inside and later the group moved to the garden where tea Was served., - Jo 'is a. student at Mills col lege where Joan .'also attends school.: She will be a guest here until 'about ' the last of this month.' . 1 Those who honored her were Mary Jane Drake, Merlon 'A1 brecht, Wanda Shaw, Winnifred Lamm, Rose Macartney and An nie Robinson. , ..
