hanksgiving Day Dinner
Parties in Klamath Falls
Vhink'lvl" DBy saw many Klamath mils families gMh
jTnM1 (,.jiv boards, harlnil turkev and nlum ,,h.h..
2? nid lrlcnd and relatives as well as hundreds of icrvlcc
h ,,0 nearby mllltury Installations.
Mi
E. D, Johnson
i":. their V""" Th-nkBUl vln
alM.n. ..niihtor. Barbara,
'Mr Stuart NoUon, and nor
"inlaw Jnc! Nelson of
V Barbara und Jnnlce r
? Irani Salem Thursday
it", i 7 .nend tho weekond.
"wfll am HuPPor (Mary Lou
' I. remaining In Po
in50l i weekend but la mak
f'J'ln. for a pluno Ir p
J,S for tno Christmas holl-
J!:..i. at tho home of Mr. and
il"T s Durmonl, U2B Pacific
on Thanksgiving Day
tfr,Sir and Mr. Ralph n.
f.rtncy Sr?, and Mrs. Dur.
p,yroni:Mr. and Mr,. W.
1, " , inMiulcd Mr. and Mrs
Riiim Foster and daughter,
& Oregon City, Mr.
S Dolph of Portland and
! and M". Louis R. Mann,
5 Sclr wn. Orton, of this
S Orton will return Sunday
,"'m North Pnelflc School of
ajmtry in Portlund where he
!1wThankglvlng dinner
t liven at the Glenn Kent
2, 737 Pacific Terrace, for
J Percy Murray family, anci
3 ifi' brother, Earl Kent,
i, of the Kent children were
Ir'and Mrs. Georgo H. Mer
,' sr enlerlolncd with a
tor st their homo on Pacific
mace on Thanksgiving Dny.
1U Included Mr. and Mrs.
tn Wynn Merrymnn and their
children, John Jr., and Ann,
J and Mrs. John D. Merry
i and young Susan, and Mrs.
n 0, Mcrrymiin's parents,
E and Mrs. Frank Jones, who
Ze been visiting here from
ijue, Washington.
ji( W. E. Wiesendanger home,
jj Earle. was the scene of a
J turkey dinner which was
Led bv Mr. and Mrs. R. P.
iffon Sr.. and Dorothea, who
home for the holiday from
? University of California at
and Mrs. Robert P. Elllng
5 Jr., and two men from the
tine Barracks who are friends
fht Ellingson family.
1 large number of guests were,
iltd around the table of the
win McCollum home when
jl Walter Lassott and Mrs.
intth Thomns entertained in
Thanksgiving style. Those
flieo were Mr. and Mrs. Dick
tdtrand family, Mr, and Mrs.
tries W. Themas, Mr. and
a. .Melvin Mcuollum, Mrs. f ay
Itin, and the Lauisott chil
li, Beverly and Tommy,
it family dinner was given by
IS and Mrs. Charles H. Mack
f'titr parents, Mr- and Mrs.
f. Rose of AshUnd, and Mr.
tries Mack Sr., of this city.
Hi. and Mrs. Charles I. Rob-
i and Mr. and Mrs. Innls
fcrts were guest for Thanks
f4 dinner ot the home of
Rf and Mrs. Oscar Shlve, 413
rttnglon, Also there to shure
llta festivities wcro Mrs.
Sn Shlve Connolly and her
children, Billy and John
(rnas.
rbara Osborn arrived homo
Jbsiving morning from Ta
li, Washington, to spend the
ays with her parents, Dr.
spin. Dean II. Osborn, 2104
Wrcnco. Invited to share tho
Jms' Thanksgiving dinner
Shirley Mason, daughter
Irs. Carl Mason, PFC Calvin
Jt, and PFC Ted Emmons
fie Marine Barracks. Bar
I Plans to return Saturday
to the Annie Wright Scin
9 m Tacoma, where sho is
JNr this year-
Wo homo for the Thanks
! holidays were Mary Awd-
.I', nficn Hncicliffe, daugh
W Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Rad-
u i-aemc Terrace. Both
I"' Planning to return Sun
3 nry Awdry is a student
Jtson Stale college In Cor
al, and unt ,..
'loichcrs' college In Mon-
Wd Mrs. Rnvmnnri TlntuAi
""Kilters, Hnmonn and Ann,
J.. " inmiiy party
ai ,Vi "5' ' Koeves and
J jn sons, Fred and Ted,
5 James Tanner and son
S'r .7, . L1yd Prock's
r ai est ai uit. i ...
, . v nunic on
fMnd Mrs, A. L. Craw-
U. S. navv. and Mr. .nil Mr.
Jnek Crawford and Jack and
cicanor itock.
Mr. and Mrs. John Shoe
maker entertained with a fam
ily dinner at their home, their
guests Including Mr. and Mrs. E.
M. Igl and son Gerry. Ted Igl
remained nt Oregon State col-
lege ror me Holidays but will
be home for Christmas.
Servicemen were entertained
Thanksu vino Dav hv Mr
Mrs. John Schubert and their
inreo cnunren, Nannctte, Tom
and Jerry. Guests were Sgt.
and Mrs. Robert B r a n n n n
ARMC 2c William Car tor,
nmmv oic noucrt ueeting, and
ARTC 2c Jamca Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Voye gave
a large Thanksgiving dinner at
their home on High street. Din
ncr was served at 2:30 to Mr.
und Mrs. Jerome Henry and
Jack, Donna and Eddie, Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Henry and Shermerlce
and Grade Lou, Mrs. Minnlo
Henry, Mrs. Sarah Brooks, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Schallock, Cor
poral Henry Ken, Corporal Ed
die Hyde, and a WAVE, Mar
Jorle Brown,
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Aloha
Memorial services honoring
tho members of the chapter who
have died during the pusl year
will be observed during the reg.
ulor session of Aloha chapter
No. 61, Order of the Eastern
Star, on Tuesday, evening, No
vember 28. ut eight o'clock. The
services will be held in the
Masonic temple on Klamath ave
nue. Mrs. Arthur R. Dickson,
worthy matron, and Mr. Earl
Templar, worthy patron, extend
a cordial Invitation to all mem
bers and visiting members to
attend the meeting.
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Sojourners
The Sojourners held their reg
ular meeting at the Wlllard hotel
on Wednesday, November 22.
Mra. Matt Flnnlgan, president
was In charge of a short busi
ness meeting at which the nomi
nating committee presented the
names of those who will suc
ceed previous officers or the
next period. They are Mrs.
Byron Friedman, president; Mrs.
W. B. Yates, vice president; Mrs.
A. W. Elliot, secretary; Mrs. L.
C. Sauer, treasurer.
Mrs. W. B. Yates waa hostess
at this meet, and little Sally
Jones was a visitor of the So
journers during the afternoon.
Prlres were awarded to Mrs.
Matt Flnnlgan for high score,
and to Mrs. W. B. Yates.
The Installation of officers
will take place at the next reg
ular meeting of the Sojourners
on Wednesday, December 6.
There will be a no-hostess
luncheon at 12:30 at the Wlllard
hotel to be followed by bridge
and pinochle at 2:00.
All newcomers to Klamath
Falls are cordially Invited.
From Salem
Mrs. Bob Napier of Salem,
the former Margaret Hay of
this city, Is spending Thanks
giving weekend here as the
guest of Mrs. James Kerns, 448
Laguna, Mrs. Napier is living
with her parents, Judge and
Mrs. Arthur D. Hay, Salem,
while her husband Is In serv
ice. She is doing private tutor
ing for tha Salem public schools.
Friday evening, Mrs. Kerns
asked a few In to greet Mrs.
Napier, Including Capt. and
Jack Napier of Fort Stevens,
Oregon, Mrs. Jules Napier, Mrs.
B. B. Blomqulst, Phyllis Foster,
Recruiting Specialist and Mrs,
Dan Schrciber.
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Birthday Cake
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Beane
presented a huge birthday cake
with loads of Ice cream, to the
USO, service center, Friday eve
ning because it was the birth
day anniversary ot their son
Dick, on duly with the United
States navy and away from home
on his natal day.
The cake and Ice cream were
served to service men along
with an attractive buffet ar
ranged by USO for members of
tho Marine Barracks and Uni
versity of Oregon basketball
teams who played that night.
Service men who dropped in
to Oie center Thanksgiving Day
found a beautifully arranged
buffet where they were served.
Junior Hostesses have assisted
at these various parties.
Captain Honored
A stag party for Captain How
ard Barnnlsel was given on Fri
day, November 24, by Victor E,
O'Neill, when Mrs. O'Neill cook
ed a turkey dinner for group
of hearty eaters.
Guests were Burge Mason,
Roland Wright, George Steven
son, George Groves, William
Ganong, Coleman O'Loughlin
and Andrew M. Collier. ,
Captain Barnnlsel has been
here from Seattle, spending; the
Thanksgiving vacation with his
family. He will return to Seat
tle Tuesday and from there will
go to Washington, D. C, where
he will serve in strategic ser
vice. Mrs. Barnhisel expects to
Join her husband In Washington,
D. C, sometime before he re
port for overseas duty.
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League Meets
The League of Women Voters,
at a regular meeting Held No
vember 20, went on record as
favoring the extension of Bon
neville transmission lines to
Klamath Falls, and has written
Oregon senators to that effect,
At the meeting of the group
Monday aXtcrnoon in the city
library, speakers were C. Brazil,
director of the southwest dis
trict, Bonneville power admin
istration and Dr. Carl Thomp
son, BPA consultant. Their topic
was, "Power Development" as
It is related to Klamath county.
Officers Wives
Wrap Holiday Gifts
Members of the Officers Wives club of the Marine Barracks
ore getting In Christmas licks a little early this year by estab
lishing a gift wrapping table in the post exchange at the Barracks
for men on the base.
Starting last Wednesday, members of the club in groups of
two, manned the table and busied themselves by wrapping gift,
lying tnem witn reel ana green
paper ribbon and then, if the
marine so asked, wrapped them
securely for mailing.
Mailing for members of the
marine corps Is a snap, as com
pared to the problems of towns
folk. They have their own post
office on the base and can walk
down a couple of doors and the
package Is on Its way.
Blankets, Jewelry, gift sets,
and nractlcallv everything that
anyone would buy for a Christ
mas present, is Doing nnnaeti
over to the marine officers'
wives to wrap for tho folks back
home. Christmas seals for the
benefit of the tuberculosis cam
paign, are being sold at me
table, otherwise everything is
free.
There is a dearth or rcnny
grotty wrapping paper, gay rib
on and especially gift enclos
ure cards. If you have a little
extra bit of bright stuff you
would be willing to pass on to
the marines so that tneir pacn-
loness Benefit To
Held Saturday
)( nt Ik. i . .... ... 11.
tllon. V ' .scst events of next week is tne annual jviamam
W T; . 110 nnefit, to be held this year in tne Danroom
I ? I I hotel. Date set for tho offolr is Saturday, Decern-
urinon . . . . . . .
freshm i Pll0ChlG will be played, starling ai o p. m.,
iim,.. I." W1" oe served later. . . ...
tii. "Iflll (It DrranriA,!....!. 1. T V Mint In iKarcrA
MaI d5corn Ions Is Hr. .
lon n? . 0 ""Pervise the
Moor. ihe ,r00m, 'Mr
r. tlilt.ce' Mps- Fred Hell-
S " cmmlttco,
;mitTee "or,8na' ,ne
'r Is put an Huh
J?1" money to
larn in "J11"" 'or children
f them ?nnot "fford 10
,u ob raKen out
of school, or would otherwise
suffor from Impaired sight, have
been helped In past years through
the Lioness eye-conservation prit
Ject,
The public Is invited, and
Mrs. A. P. Houp, Lioness presl
dent, urges a lnrflo attendance
at the worthwhile benefit.
Reservations should be made
by calling Mrs. Fihley at 8277,
Mrs. Heup at 3612, or Mrs. M.
C. Adams at 8136.
ages will look right smart under
a Christmas tree a long way from
here, it would be much appreci
ated. You could leave it at The
Herald and News and we'll see
that It gets to the table in double
time.
Members of the Officers Wives
club at the Marine Barracks, de
voting their time to this work
are, Mrs. Bernard Dubel, presi
dent; Mrs. George O. Van Orden,
Mrs. Henry S. Faus, Mrs. Good
win R. Luck, Mrs. Clyde C.
Roberta, Mrs. Richard A. Gard,
Mrs. Frederick G. Lewis, Mrs.
Harry C. Mahan, Mrs. John W.
Schurr, Mrs. Francis C. Hogan,
Mrs. Jerome Kass, Mrs. Chester
A. Davis, Mrs. Waldo C. Perry,
Mrs. Emil Andreas, Mrs. Nathan
iel B. Harrison, Mrs. Douglas W.
Henderson, Mrs. Lewis S. Kelley,
Mrs. Edward Kron, Mrs. Lowoll
T. Coggeshall.
Mrs. Stephen T. Kaspcr, Mrs.
James W. Haviland, Mrs. Robert
J. Parsons, Mrs. Willlarn H. Bur.
rell, Mrs, Samuel D. Crothers,
Mrs. Andrew B. Ginocchio, Mrs.
Atlee B. Henderlcks, Mrs. Ger
ald Joseph, Mrs. Irving R. Lis
bony, Mrs. Albert W. Martin,
Mrs. Frederick O. Moeller, Mrs.
Jackson Norwood, Mrs. Oliver
K. Scott, Mrs. Merced J. Wrlg
lev, Mrs. Harve J. Carlson, Mrs.
Wilbur V. Charter, Mrs. J, Mil
ler Babcock, Miss E. Cunning
ham, Mrs. Earl H. Dornheim, Mrs.
Leonard P. Eliel, Mrs. Robert
G. Hcskett, Mrs. Samuel Spector,
Mrs. John J. Gorman, Mrs.
George A. Murrah Jr., Mrs.
Kenneth F. Boche, Mrs. Roy L.
Walters, Mrs. Norman G. Bay
ley, Mrs, Leonard L. Hamilton,
Mrs. Clement J. SUdler, Mrs.
James B. ' Higglns Jr., Mrs.
Everett T. Jenkins, Mrs. Rich
ard E. Putt, Mrs. Lawrence J.
Hvdrlck, Mrs. Robert R. Spoon,
Mrs. Cecil G. Brown Jr., Mrs.
Karl K. Keffer Jr., Mrs. Her
man Poggemeycr Jr., Mrs, John
Kader Jr., Mrs. Walfried H.
Fromhold, Mrs. William W. Cur
tis, Mrs. John H. Paetow.
HERALD and NEWS-
SOCIETY
-By Joan Campbell
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VIRGINIA HOWARD, attractive daughter of Mrs. Bonnie
Howard of this city, announced her engagement to Flight
Officer Melvin Miller, now stationed ot Albuquerque, New
Mexico. The news was told at o fireside at the Delta Gamma
house of the University of Oregon, where Virginia is a junior
this year. '
Evergreen studio.
Thanksgiving Ball
Opens New Season
The Elks' annual Thanksgiving ball opened the winter social
season of tho lodge on Wednesday evening, November 22. Over
350 Elks and their wives attended the large formal dance, held
in the ballroom of the Elks temple.
Music for dancing was provided by Pappy Gordon's orchestra
and supper -was served ot 1 .
o ciock. . .
Several cocktail parties were
given before the dance and just
preceding the dsncing hour, cock
tails were served to members of
the dance committee in the Pine
room.
Co-chairmen of arrangements
for tho affair were Mr. and
Mrs. Delos Mills and Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Prock. On the dance
committee were Mr. and Mrs,
Vernon Moore. Mr. und Mrs.
Murel Long, Mr. and Mrs. E. B.
Goeckner and Mr. and Mrs.
William Van Buskirk.
.
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Cop
page were entertained at a cock
tail party given by Mr. and
Mrs. Richard B. Maxwell at
their home on Portland.
The- party was given on Wed
nesday, November 22 at nine
o'clock, and guests included
about 16 intimate friends of the
Coppages.
The Maxwell home was dec
orated with chrysanthemums
and other fall flowers.
Following the party, many of
the guests attonded the Thanks
giving ball which was held at
the Elk's temple.
Formal Dance
A formal dancing party for
enlisted men is being planned
for Friday, December 1, at the
Elks temple, the affair arranged
by the Elks committee and the
first formal to be given. I
Junior Hostesses will attend.
Members of the committee in
clude Mr. and Mrs. Robby Rob
bins, Mr. and Mrs. Roland Oakes,
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Ellis, Mr
and Mrs. Jack Linman, and Mr.
and Mrs. John Schubert.
The marine orchestra will
play.
Stag Party
A stag party was arranged
by John A. thaw at his home on
Lowell street on Saturday, No
vember 18 at nine o'clock, for
Lieutenant Frank Drew, who re
turned home recently after two
and one-half years of overseas
duty. I
Those invited were John Cop
page, George Kingan, Sam
Mushon. Bob O'Sullivan, Charles
Mack, Lawrence Shaw, Greer
Drew, and Lieutenant Frank
Drew.
News of Engagement
Told at Sorority Party
Alpha Chapter
Ten members of Alpha chap
ter, Dolta Kappa Gamma, were
entertained at a lovely luncheon
In Lakeview at the home of
Laura Barry on Saturday, No
vember 18, when Jennie Car
roll, Mary Gallagher, Anne Spra
gue, Ida Marie Stroda and Mrs.
Barry, all members of the chap
ter, presided as hostesses.
Beside each plate was a vio
let corsage, the flowers provid
ing an attractive note to the
table where places were set for
Stella Bowne, Mabel Humble,
Dea Jean Hardy, Augusta Park
er, Ida Edsall, Geraldine Ows
ley, Olive Wilson, Florence Oil
mann, Eva Burkhalter, Borghild
Mehlen all of Klamath Falls;
Dora Brosius and Junia Johnson
of Lakeview, Kathryn Dick, of
New Pine Creek, and the hos
tesses. '
Plans have been made by the
chapter for a Christmas dinner
and party to be given December
2 at 6 o'clock at the home of
Irene Foster on Crescent ave
nue, at which time an initiation
will be held. Mrs. Foster, Olive
Wilson and Borghild Mehlen
head the committee in charge
.of arrangements for this meet
ing.
The November meeting of
Alpha chapter was held at the
home of Stella Bowne on High
street. A panel discussion pre
sented the main features of re
tirement bills of Washington,
California, Montana, Wisconsin
and the one which the OSTA
expects to present to this ses
sion of the Oregon legislature.
A gift of silverware was pre
sented from members of the
chapter to Ruth Obenchain.
Borghild Mehlen was chairman
of the program, assisted by Edna
Bloom, Bernice Elliott and Doro
thy Bailie. ,
The culmination of a high school romance was revealed
Thursday, November 16, when Virginia Howard, daughter of
Mrs. Bonnie Howard, 443 Laguna, announced her betrothal to
Flight Officer Melvin Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dick B. Miller,
196a Huron.
The news of her engagement was given to large group of
her friends In the living room
or tne Delta uamma house at the
University of Oregon, and the
disclosure came as a surprise to
everyone.
1 The announcement was made
at a fireside just after closing
hours, with the glow from the
fire furnishing the only light
in the room. An airplane of
flowers was placed in the center
of the floor, surrounded by a
circle of white candles. Another
ring of candles was arranged in
front of this, Into which a large
pink and white tiered cake, top
ped with the names "Ginny and
Mel" was placed by the "skip
per" of the house.
On the following evening, a
party was given for Miss Howard
and her sorority sisters who are
in the Junior class.
Both Virginia and Melvin
graduated from Klamath Union
high school with the class of
1942, and entered the University
of Oregon in September ef the
same year. It was here that
Virginia was chosen "Cover
Girl" during the spring term of
her freshman year. At this time,
her picture appeared on the
cover of the Emerald, the daily
paper, the Old Oregon, a month
ly alumnae magazine, and the
Organa, year book.
Melvin is attached to the
army air corps, and at present,
is stationed at Albuquerque, New
Mexico.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
Honored
Mrs. John Kennedy was hon
ored at a luncheon on Satur
day, November 18, by the
Guardian's association of Camp
Fire girls.
The group met at the Pelican,
and following the luncheon,
Mrs. Kennedy was presented
with a gift in appreciation of
her splendid work as the ex
ecutive secretary of the Camp
Fire girls. Mrs Kennedy has
long been active in this work,
having served for the past seven
years as executive of the Klam
ath Falls council. Prior to that
time she had also been guardian
and camp counsellor, so it was
with a great deal of regret that
the guardians learned of her
recent resignation.
Those present at the lunch
eon were Mrs. R. E. Hooker,
Mrs. Percy Murray, Mrs. Matt
Kohn, Mrs. Raymond Reeves,
Mrs. Alvin Eagen, Mrs. J. K.
McAndrews, Mrs. Morgan John
son. Mrs. J. F. Lovell, Jewel
Cantrall, and Mrs. James Tan
ner, who attended as a guest.
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Christian Bazaar
Saturday, December 2, at 9
a. m. Christmas shoppers will
find the very things they are
looking for at the Christian
Church bazaar, to be held in the
lobby of the First Federal Sav
ings and Loan on Sixth and
Main,
A large assortment of gift
articles will be offered, includ
ing household articles of all
kinds, aprons, comforters, linens,
novelties, cooked foods and
homemade mincemeat.
The Christian Endeavor group
will have a booth, featuring
homemade candies.
Mrs. C. S. Robertson, in
charge of arrangements for the
affair, suggests that shoppers
come early in order to have
their choice of the many attrac
tive articles.
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MRS. JEROME KASS, member of the Officers Wives club, Marine Barracks, wraps a Christ
mas package for PFC R. A. Holden of Oroville, Washington, at the holiday wrapping table
established by the club in the post exchange; Mrs. Kass, wife of Lieutenant Kass, assistant
post exchange officer, is from St. Augustine, Florida. . . ,
Official Marine Corps Photo
Honor Guest
Mrs. Raymond Reeves enter
tained informally Monday eve
ning at her home on Lakeshore
drive with a bridge party honor
ing her sister, Mrs. James Tan
ner of Portland, the former
Elizabeth Morgan of this city.
Mrs. Tanner is here for the holi
days with her young son, Jamie.
High score in cards went to
Mrs. George Rogers and others
present were Mrs. Tanner, Mrs.
T. H. Beeves, Mrs. Harvey Ayrcs,
Mrs. Arnold Motschenbacher,
Mrs. Cecil B. Matt. Mrs. Dale
Mattoon, Mrs. W. L. Bullard,
Mrs. Lane Warren, Mrs. Carl
Frei and Mrs. Robert Ross.
Garden Group
Members of the Klamath Falls
Woman's Library club garden
group will meet Monday, No
vember 27, at 2 o'clock in the
small library club rooms of the
city library.
This is the last meeting be
fore the winter vacation and fol
lowing a brief business meet
ing, the nominating committee
will be announced. AH mem
bers are reminded to bring ma
terials and containers for the
winter arrangements. Materials
should include dry pods, seeds,
grasses, sticks and other articles.
Miss Collier Feted
.
At Many Parties
Phyllis Collier, daughter of the Andrew M. Colliers, whose
engagement to Lt. Richard Igl was announced at one of the sea
son's loveliest teas last Saturday, has' been feted at several
parties this week and the calendar for the coming week is high
lighted with affairs for the bride-to-be.
The wedding date has been set for Saturday, December 9,
' and will take place at Temple,
lexas. juick is stationed at Camp
Hood, Texas,
Friday evening Mrs. E.D.
Johnson asked a group to her
home on Pacific Terrace to
compliment Phyllis. The affair
also honored Mrs. Stuart Nel
son, (Barbara Johnson), and
Janice Nelson, both of Salem,
here for the Thanksgiving holi
days. Bridge, the early part of the
evening, - was enjoyed' by Miss
Collier, Mrs; Nelson, Janice
Nelson. Mrs. Harry Johnson,
Mrs. Robert Shaw, Mrs. Neal
Stewart, Mrs. Richard E. NasOn,
Mrs. Don Vannice, Mrs. Otto
Spliid, Helen Moore, Phyllis
Foster, Adelle Zamsky, Stella
Bowne, Dorothea Ellingson and
Joan CampoeU.:-'.' .
Later in the evening, with
the arrival of a group of friends,
shower gifts were opened.
Others present were Mrs. Allen
Sloan, Mrs. Charles Moore, Mrs.
E. M. Igl, Mrs. John Houston,
Mrs. Andrew Collier, Mrs. Al
fred Collier, Mrs. Ernest Hei
ken, Mrs. Leslie Rogers and
Mrs. Warren Hunt..
Soroptimist
The recently elected state-rep-rcsentative.
Rose M. Poole, was
the distinguished member at the
Soroptimist luncheon meeting,
when President Catherine Brum
baugh extended her felicitations
on behalf of the club..
Under the direction of An
drew Loney, the a cappella
choir from the Klamath Union
high school entertained the club
with two beautiful1 numbers.
The audience was very appre
ciative of the fine performance,
which indicated talent and splen
did training.
Rev. Barnett, pastor of the
Presbyterian .church, who was
Introduced by Mrs. Doris Pey
ton, spoke on the theme of
"Faith in Divine Power" as an
aid to the acquisition of secur
ity. He said that to be secure
in our house, in our work, and
in our freedom we must recover
the validity of spirit.
Happy Hour
Members of the Happy Hour
club are invited to meet Tues
day afternoon, November 28, at
the home of Mrs. J. H. Hamilton
on North Ninth at 2 o'clock.
At the last meeting of the
club, held November 14, Mrs. C.
C. Heidrich was hostess at her
home on Washington. Those
present were Mrs.. Maud Hos
ley, Mrs. J. J,' Keller, Mrs'. R.
G. Motschenbacher, Mrs. Anna
Funk, Mrs. H. E. Jones, Mrs.
Sydney Evans Mrs. Harry Rich
ardson, Mrs. W. J. Steinmeti,
Mrs. George Biehn, Mrs. George
Humphrey, Mrs. J. H. Hamilton,
Mrs. H. J. Savidge, Mrs. Carl
Sandell, Mrs. George Hum and
the hostess.
Seattle Guests
Mrs. William Boyer entertain
ed for a few friends Monday eve
ning at her home on Alameda
when she invited guests to meet
ner motner, Mrs. Douglas I.
Bates of Seattle who is here with
Mr. Bates for the Thankseivine
holidays.
Guests were Mrs. Bates, Mrs.
Arthur Wiggins, Mrs. Robert
Llndley. Mrs. Edwin Schnee
beck, Mrs. Crumbaker. Mrs.
Morris Melchert and Mrs. Larry
Juniper.
Monday Party
Mrs. Charles H. Mack enter
tained at her home, 1940 Lowell,
on Monday evening with an in
formal dessert bridge for Mrs.
L. Orth Sisemore.
In cards high score went to
Mrs. Bryant Williams, low to
Mrs. A. D. Addison. Other
guests included Mrs. Sisemore,
Mrs. Phillip Hitchcock. Mrs.
Malcolm Epley, Mrs. Greer
Drew. Mrs. John Shaw. Mrs.
John Coppage, Mrs. Howard
Dixon, Mrs. George Kingan, Mrs.
Fred Burgoyne, Mrs. Martin
Swansea, and Mrs. A. J. Lyle.
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Dinner Dance
The bachelor officers mess of
the Marine Barracks Is sponsor
ing a Thanksgiving dinner dance
Saturday, November 25, at 8
o'clock at the officers club.
Dancing Is from 8 to mid
night with the marine orchestra
playing.
This evening, Saturday, Mrs.
B. B. Bloomquist will entertain
with a "formal" shower for
Phyllis. Guests to arrive at 8
o'clock and the newspaper
theme will be used in view of the
fact that Phyllis had just com
pleted her work with the hews
department of this paper.
. Guests will include Mrs. Vic
tor O'Neill, Mrs. William
Borcher, Mrs. Don Vannice,
Mrs. Stuart Nelson and Janice
Nelson, Mrs. Harry Johnson,
Mrs. Adolph Zamsky, Mrs. Rob
ert Shaw, Mrs. Bernice Knapp,
Mrs. Neal Stewart, Mrs. Jon
Grimes, Phyllis Collier. Stella
Bowne, Adelle Zamsky, Beverly
Zamsky, Helen Moore, Phyllis
Foster and Dorothea Ellingson.
Saturday afternoon The Her
ald and News staff honored
Phyllis with a party in the cof
fee room and she was presented
with a gift from the group.
On Monday evening, Mrs.
John Houston and Mrs. E. M.
Igl will entertain for a group
of their old friends whom they
wish Phyllis to meet. The af
fair will be given at the Hous
ton home on Pacific Terrace.
Again on Wednesday at 1
o'clock, Mrs. Houston and Mrs.
Igl will be hostesses at a large
luncheon in the Pelican party
room for Phyllis.
Jayceettes
Jayceettes, wives of the mem
bers of the Junior chamber oi
commerce, held their November
meeting in the clubroom of the
city library on Thursday eve
ning, November 9.
Committees were formed and
chairmen appointed for the
Christmas seal salo to be con
ducted by the club.
Following the business meet
ing, refreshments were served.
Hostesses for the affair were
Mrs. Don Sloan, Mrs. George
Brotton Jr., Mrs. Eldred Put
nam and Mrs. Philip Lee.
Mrs. Bernard Dubel and
daughter RueAnn spent the hol
idays in Sacramento. They are
expected homo this week. Mrs.
Dubel and RueAnn are at the
Cascade since Colonel Dubel
left for duty in the South Pa
cific. ,' . ; . ,.
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Mrs. Fred Burgoyne and
daughter Donna have returned
to Klamath Falls for the dura
tion. , . .