SOCIETY
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oprano. Thrills
jarriath Audience
....11 mnrlliv of Uie music she sane. Dorothv Mivnnr ,,.,..,,...i
m a packed ",uf0., lu",t Wctl'"-'cluy night one) received on
.f,i,.li sho rightly deserved.
tho younK wura soprano, whoso beautiful voice hn won her
fun of miislclnnn, critics and the p oln folks the music lover.
Infilt ino - " nm iubv uj mo ariisig
Toocar Iwro thin souson under the banner of the Klamath
"tfTniiv Concert association.
tht "Mlra Muynor possesses one of tho outstanding volceii of
I Say" Is a statement mndo by- ; .
NrW YorK limes ana
Iw the almost 2000
Jccrt momuew who heard
By Joan Campbell
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frii program included two
fc'dcl numbers, n group of
heron", follnwcl by Brahms'
Ev "Mclno Llcbo 1st Grucn"
E "Fnldclnsnmkclt", and
tm "Stniulchcn" and "Win-
mi followed by a bcuutlful
(ormanco wnon mm may-
beloved Brahms' "Linloby".
i.r encores inciuaca omer
orllcj us well, "Avp Maria,"
tannic Willi mo i.iWH Brown
" "No, John Nol", '"Jest
' . '."' ir,,,,l..lr," n.wl
" . ,1,11. nrnhlom rilll.l"
ho audience was dclliihtcd
i. hir Dvorak numbers.
knes My Mother Taught Me"
E "The Heights of Totru",
ro spirituals which Included
always welcome, "I Got
fcts .. . , .
in excellent accompanist
, Enut Victor Wolff whose
lornumco was highly coin
ndablc. t! for Dorothy Maynor, the
clly-jmlllng young long
a, whoso engaging humility
not ma.sk tho fuct that she
jfucj one of tho finest so-
mo voices ncara in America
...n ,,,, n rnnpnrt in
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Jmalh Fulls that has long
n inucipnicu nnu wus cquui
a! enjoyed. .
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Fee In Portland
Bolorcj E. nocthcr, daughter
.Mr. and mrs. rrann uucincr,
JEclby, South Dukotu. became
bride or sergeant rranK in.
re I u nd. son of Mrs. Mnry
itltind cf Klamath Falls, in a
rmony which took place at
homo of the bride's sister In
Itland on February 0. Dr. W.
JS. SprlgKS. a former pastor of
immamici uupiisi cnurcn oi
i city, performed the double
! ceremony.
or her wedding. Mrs. Here-
Id chose a pink dressmaker
l with a corsage or gardonias,
I was attended by Mrs. Alfred
mdall, sister of tho bride
:oId Borglund stood as best
h (or tho groom. Guests at the
Bdlng included relatives ond
Inds of the young couple.
the Krooni Is a member of the
air forces band at Alama
o, New Mexico, where the
ilywdds are making their
ic at the present time. Scr
nt BltkIiiikI enlisted In Do
iber of M42, and was formor
omploycd by the Kcslcrson
nber company and Copco aft-
jis graduation from Klamath
m nigh school in lfl37.
'he bride is a graduate of Sel-
hlijh school of Sclbv. South
lota, and whs employed at
nnienroni employers in
llantt before her marriage.
rewell Dinner
dinner wns given by the
presidents of BPW honoring
Earl Giirrinpr nn Vrlriav
pl, at the homo of Mrs. Win-
fo K. Glllen.
p. Gardner was presented
f a sift from her friends as a
(Well token, nn nhr nlnns to
F w 1 1 h I n a short . time to
fener homo in Mcdford. She
a lorrncr president of the
as Well n.q n nrnulHpnt nf
state federation of Business
Totcssional Women.
1 addition to thn hntn nnH
II of honor those present in
, Mrs. lsnbellc Brlxner,
Martha McCollum, Mrs.
5 Backcs, Llllie Darby and
H "Cnuiorford.
Guardians Meet
' Tho Camp Fire Guardians
met ot tho homo of Mrs. J, K.
McAndrcws at 1030 Leroy
street on Tuesday, February
27. Plnns were mado for the
Grand Council Fire to be held
at tho American Legion hall
on Frlduy, Murch 23, at 8 p. m.
Euch guardian was Instructed
to help the girls In her group
to make Invitations which will
be mailed to parents and
friends.
Birthday honor requirements,
which are based on a Hl-Neigh-bor
theme, were outlined.
Especially Interesting results
may como from tho require
ments of listing a Klamath
Falls "Hall of Fume" and ton
Improvements thot are needed
for this community.
March 11 to the 17 was
chosen for Camp Fire birthday
week, and tho calendar Is as
ioiiows
March
Moc's,
11 to 17 Exhibit at
Mnrch 11 Wear uniform to
church.
March 12 Wear uniform to
school.
March
17 Committee
of
awards from 1:30 to 3:30 p. m.
Rehearsal for Grand Council
Flro at 3:30. Radio program.
Daughters Elect
Mrs. M. J. Young returned
this past week from Portland
where she attended a stale meet
ing of Daughters of the British
Empire held Tuesday at the
White Ensign club in the north
ern city where the national ad
ministration for the organiza
tion will bo located for the next
two years.
New officers elected for a
three-year term were Mrs. F.
Landers, president; Mrs. Charles
DcSully, first vice; Mrs. P. A.
Dulhlc, second vice; Mrs. Nor
man Todd, recording secretory;
Mrs, E. A. Evuns, corresponding
secretary; Mrs. Earl B. Brear
ley, treasurer; Mrs. M. J. Young,
organizing secretary; Mrs. F.
Landers, national delegate, and
Mary Campbell, national altdr
natc, All the officers except
Mrs. Young are Portland resi
dents. '
Book Club Meets
Tho Minerva Book club of
BPW was entertained Monday
evening, February 28, at the
home of Lydia Howard on Sum
mers lane when Nolle Olson re
viewed "House of Exile."
An Interesting part of the
evening's program was an In
formal talk on China by Lois
White, a teacher at Mills school,
who related experiences during
her years of residence there and
showed a number of articles
that she had brought back to
the States with her.
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FairhavenPTA
The regular meeting of the
Falrhaven PTA was held on
March 9 at 3 p. m at which
time. a short talk. was given to
the members by a guest speaker
from the League of Women
Voters, on the subject of the
Dumbarton Oaks conference.
A short program was present
ed by the second and third
grades, followed by refreshments
which wcro served by the com
mittee. The executive committee
met at 1:30 p. m. immediately
preceding the meeting.
PW Entertains
iigh School Girls
t'wgo Kroup of senior high school girls were entertained, as
7:30 o'clock dessert and social evening Monday, Marcl
l t in Win,.
(" n o clock dessert ana social evening lviui.uujr, wa.bU
f liQ Wllinrd hotel. -. . t
tin!' , ' 'iiui luiiimeni or me uvciumk wno n -,
118 t ill Nnmn P rm.t C..w - nnllbmn nFtor ft llOOlllar
f'l ' r"tllo program, in which Madge Bolcy, program chair-
Win ' ana Martcttat : .
(bit. nnu iviuiiv
r'lli 88 stntlnn ,,,...
Ive .?f the high school aue'sts
,d from tlle audience
1 wero brought before the
f . W sine a nnrt nf nnnli
ti,J.wl'ich they had guessed
lisi7' ncryn tholes acted
r' Pianist and also accom-
r1 10r nnvAi-nl I r
l. u?ra sct about the
Ibnf. 1 , neHry a hundred
Iu irom the snrnWV (nhlh
iTi 8" est was Mrs.
Rommu. "'a" w assisted
Pmittco n clmrun Tnt- 4ho
'"8 on Mrs. nif'.
Sldont v f .....
Iced i Ulma mmer an-
F. " l"0t a mentlno nf thn
executive board will be
t tho cX cvenlng, March
Pau1'" Parish
81 ":30 o'clock. .
Surprise Shower
A surprise baby shower was
given' at the home of Jo Ann
Bentllno at 816 Klamath avenup
for Mrs. Arthur Shulcy, the
former Neva, McAnulty. Many
lovely gifts were presented to
the guest o honor, alter which
,mn wnro nlnved and a lunch
eon was served; 1
'And as If to make the sur-
prlso complete, PFC Arthur
Shulcy, who is stationed near
The Dalles, arrived unexpected
ly and joined tne pariy, "'""
Ina Mr. nnd Mrs. G. W. Mc-
a". 11.. .f- nnrl Mm SlnlllCV
Reed, Lt. and Mrs. Shirley Ham-
llton, Mrs. raarion w "
Ethel Patrick, Ann Zupan, Rose
S.'i a. T.iU,nM Mrs. Martin
Bendine and the hostess, Jo Ann
Bendljie.
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AN ALL MARINE CHOIR HAS BEEN ORGANIZED at' the'S acred Heart church,' and is under the direction of Sister
Lovino of the academy. The choir, which-was formed fivesweeks ago, includes, front row. (left to right) PFC Wade D.
Curtis, Sgt. Paul C. Smith, Cpl. Louis ;F.-Betley, and, PFC John F.' Baroni. Second row,' PFC Carl L. Bihner, PFC John M.
Derdzinski, Cpl.. Frank I.' Kuklinski and Cpl. ChdrlesJ.;. Kohl er.. Third row, Cpl.. Nicholas Ciacco, Cpl. Vance-W.'Spratt,
' Cpl. vVincent' .A,-,'Quinn;a nd PFC Johnny Flaherty; . . .
1 " ' ' ,.';v-'f.-. ' .v, r : . Official. Marine Corps Photo by Sgt. V. M.; Hanks.
ANW Club
Members of the Art Needle
Work club gathered on Wednes
day afternoon at the homo of
Mrs. Charles J.. Martin at '228
North 7lh street for their regu
lar bi-monthly meeting. A love
ly array of daffodils and tulips
wcro used in the; decorations.
At four o'clock,- Mrs. Martin
served refreshments at cleverly
decorated tables to Mrs. G. L.
Black, Mrs. Laura Chamberlain,
Mrs. R. S. Hopkins, and Mrs.
Francis Olds who were special
guests of the hostess.
Members who were present
at this time included Mrs. C. H.
Underwood, president; Mrs. D.
V. Kuykendall, vice president;
Mrs. J. F. Goellcr, secretary
treasurer, Mrs. Robert E. Wat
lenburg, Mrs. George Hum, Mrs.
W. P. McMillan, Mrs. Rufus
Moore, Mrs. Harold M. Brown,
Mrs. Georgo Chastuin, Mrs. Mar
ion Hanks, Mrs. Calvin Hunt,
Mrs. Wilbur A. Jones, Mrs.
Lylo O. Mills, Mrs. J.J. Parker,
Mrs. Z. .1. Powell - and Mrs.
Georgo Wirlz.i :
Mrs. W. .P. McMillan will
entertain the club on Wednes
day afternoon, March 21, at her
home at 217 Pine.
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Installation
Now officers for ' tho Order
of DeMolay wore installed at
an Impressive ceremony which
took place at the Masonic tem
ple on Thursday evening, March
8, at 8 o'clock.
Those who will servo for the
ensuing term arc Bob McLean,
master counselor; Jim Howard,
senior counselor; Fred Reeves,
junior counselor; .Tack Eittroim,
senior , deacon;' Don Eittreirh,
junior deacon; ; Ted ' Reeves,
senior steward; John Cox, jun
ior steward; Scott Reed, chap
lain; Deo Nelson, marshal;
Larry Klnhu, standard bearer;
Carroll Holmes, sentinal;- Gene
Peyton, almoner; Earl Harmon,
orator, and Bill McLean, scribe.
Seven preceptors who were
also installed at this time in
clude Bill Rose, Dean Mattlick,
Jim Myers, Wright Carlton,
Johnnie West,. Bill- Irving, and
Earl Hilton. : ' . ' V
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The Ea rl Gardriers
Mrs. Earl Gardner-and small daughter, Neva Anne, left Satur
day, March, 10, for Medford where Mr.' Gardner has accepted the
position of manager of the Southern Oregon Production Credit
association. v -
r Mrs.-Gardner has been extremely active in organizations and
affairs, around Klamath Falls, and both , she and her husband
have been feted at several fare-
well parties prior, to leaving I p . , v. , -, . . -
jerenin Dirinaay
for" Medford.
. On : Friday, , February ' 23, '.a
dinner party' was given by, the
office associates;of. the Gardners
at the home of Mrs. A. E. Gross
on Darrow street. 1 Also a guest
of honor at this party was. Helen
Grumbles whose, marriage to
S-Sgt. Ray Kitzel'was an. event
of Friday afternoon. . Both Mr.
and Mrs.' Gardner 1 and Miss
Grumbles were presented . with
gifts from the group.
Mrs. Gardner was again hon
ored by the members of the
TNT" bridge : club when they
gathered at the home - of Mrs.
A.- C. Backes on 428 Pacific
Terrace on Wednesday, Febru
ary r 28. Dinner was served to
16 members and . guests, after
which bridge was. enjoyed by
the group. -.-A shower of gifts
was presented to Mrs. Gardner
at this time. ;
" On Friday, March ?, Mrs.
Winifred , K. Gillen ; entertained
for Mrs. Gardner , and other
members of the X-club, which
includes : the past presidents of
the Business and . Professional
Women's- club. The affair, was
given at the home, of Mrs. Gil
len on- Leroy street, and a love
ly v gift " was presented'.-to the
guest- of : honor. - .
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Noble Grands
; The' Past . Noble . Grand club
of .' Prosperity .. Rebekah' lodge
met .'on Tuesday, March) 6,-at 1
p.. m:. in the. IOOF hall for a
potl'uck. luncheon arid Red Cross
work. Martha Baker, and .Stel-la-iDryden
were - the hostesses
for the eleven members present.-:
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James Kirkmeier ' celebrated
his seventh. birthday on Monday,
March 5, when his mother, Mrs.
D. F, Kirkmeier of Pacific Ter
race, invited a number of his
young friends to their home after
school. Several games were
played during the afternoon, aft
er which refreshments were
served and the gifts opened. Dec
orations were carried out in the
red, white-and blue theme.
Guests at the party included
Gloria Mahan, Sharon Taylor,
Beverly Goehring, Emilee Ann
Carter, Frederick Roenicke,
Gene Olson, Larry Egeland, Paul
Adams, Robert-Ingman, Pat Ni
dorf, Mrs. L. X. Nidorf and the
brother and sister of the guest of
honor, Nick and Jane.
To Marry
Sari's cafe was the scene of
a gay party on Saturday eve
ning when Mr. and Mrs. How
ard C. Bradbury of Salem, Ore
gon, announced the engagement
of their daughter. Iris Fae, to
Billy Winston" Stevens, AOM
3c,-son of Mrs. C. B.' McLain
of Brazaria, Texas. . .-.:
1 Miss Bradbury attended
Klamath Union high school last
year and is now in her senior
year at Salem; where she moved
with her parents in August of
1944. . , -;,7. ,-. v-.
i Mr. 4 Stevens, who at present
is enjoying his furlough at the
Bradbury home in Salem, is
stationed at the Los Alamitos
naval' air station in California.
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BOB McLEAN
Konnell-Elhs.
JIM . HOWARD
, . ' Kennell-Ellis.v
FRED REEVES
. . Comart.
AT A CEREMONY which took place oniThursday. evening . at the Masonic .temple, new. of
ficers who were installed for. the Order of De Molay were . Bob . McLean, master - counselor;
Jim Howard,' senior, counselor; vand Fred Reeves,, junior counselor.! .
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Moose Women
Women of the Moose met in
regular session on . Tuesday,
March 6, at 8 p. m. in the
Moose hall with senior regent,
Frances Waits, presiding. As
this was officers' chaDter -merit.
all chairs were filled by gradu
ate regents. Lodge opened : in
regular form with Edna Jensen,
graduate regent, as senior . re
gent. Roll call of officers showed
an present except Jessie Bar
ham, chaplain, and Roxy Smith,
Argus, both having resigned as
they are moving away. Sadie
May Hand and Kathleen Hep
burn were nominated to srve
as cnapiain, and election will
take place at the next meeting.
Lila Hunt was . appointed - as
Argus.
Following the opening cere
monies, a class of six candidates
was initiated in honor of .Ruby
Bell, official visitor to the chap
ter. As this was the officers'
chapter night program, the can
didates were presented by: the
officers. 1 .
Two solos were given by Mrs.
Ackerman, accompanied by Mrs.
Veatch; and all committee re
ports were read and approved.
On Friday, March 2, the home
making committee met in the
hall at 12:30 for a potluck
luncheon and business 'meeting.
Nineteen attended, and the
committee chairman, Maude Ser
gent, was in charge. The . Al
umni committee met in the hall
on Sunday, March 4, for break
fast and business meeting,- with
34 present, and the dinner
which they served that after
noon for the Legion of the
Moose was well attended.
Herald and N
ews
March 10, 1945 -.
Farewell Parties
Given For Roberts
Two farewell parties were given during the past week for
Major Clyde C. Roberts of the Marine Barracks, who left Wednes
day morning for duty at Mare Island, California. On Monday
evening, ioionei and Mrs. ueorge u. van urclen entertained 25
guests at a cocktail party in their quarters, and on the following
evening, CWO and Mrs. Chester A. Davis were hosts at cocktaila
and dinner at their home on Arthur street. Thirty guests wero
: . . ., ; invited to the affair.
Couple Wed
On Friday evening. March 2.
Peggy Louise Batman, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Batman
of the Ashland route, became
the bride of Corporal George
Willis, USMC, son of Georee
Willis of Indianapolis, Indiana.
Mrs. wims was given in mar
riage by her father in the pres
ence of relatives and close
friends, and the ceremony was
performed by the Reverend
Fields of the Bible Baptist
church,' in his study on Wiard
street.
Following the wedding, the
party returned to the home of
Mr. and Mrs. John Seymour on
Hillside, where a reception was
held. . . ,
The youne couDle are now
making their home in the KD
apartments on Main and Broad
while Corporal-Willis is station
ed at the Marine Barracks.
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Serve at USO
Women of the First Methodist
church who served at the USO
center for the past two weeks
were as follows: Wednesday.
February 28. Mrs. William With-
row; Mrs. Cleo Dunlap, Mrs. Earl
neaman,- mrs. A. u. rroctor,
Mrs. Ef fie Redkey, Mrs. L. A.
Brannan, Mrs. Walter Herndon,
Mrs. John Riach and Mrs. L. K.
Phelps. Wednesday; March 7,
Mrs.- A. G. Proctor, Mrs. S. A.
Gaster, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. L. W.
Johns, Mrs. I. W. White, Mrs.
t.-n. aalsiger, Mrs. Bruell and
Mrs. L. K. Phelps. Mrs. Phelps
and Mrs. Redman have received
their 50 hours' service pins for
work at the center.
Since the women o the
church began serving at the cen
ter oh Wednesdays, those who
have provided homemade cakes
and pies are Mrs. Allen Moca
bee, Mrs. A. G. Proctor, Mrs.
William Withrow. Mrs. Calvin
Hunt,. Mrs. Jaquette, Mrs. Cleo
Dunlap, Mrs. C. H. Barnstable,
Mrs. Hays, Mrs. John Riach,
Mrs. E. C. Stucky, Mrs. Arthur
Skinner. Mrs. Effie Redkev. Mrs.
Glenn Kent, Mrs. E. M. Chil
cote, Mrs. Paul Collins. Mrs.
C. A. Baker, Mrs. E. W. Moca-
Dee, mn.--li.-A. Herndon, Mrs.
George Gilcrist, Mrs. Don
i-neips, Mrs. JL. li. Phelps, Mrs.
M.-Howry, Mrs. Victor PhilliDs.
Mrs. D. L. Snyder, Mrs. Albert
uasrer, Mrs. s. A. uaster, Mrs.
L. J. Brink, Mrs. C. G. Andrus,
Mrs W. R. Morgan, Mrs. W. A.
Carlton and Mrs. Lewis.
Major and Mrs. Robert H. Mc
Cormick have moved into quar
ters number 2 on the post,
which were formerly occupied
by Major and Mrs, Clyde C,
Roberts.
Nile Club
Decorations in keeping with
Saint Patrick's Day greeted the
members of the Daughters of the
Nile when they met for their
regular monthly luncheon on
Wednesday, March 7, at the Wil
lard hotel. ,- '
Guests of the day who were in
troduced and presented with
lovely violet corsages included
Princesses Irma Miller, . Francis
Reeves, Blanche Marks,' Ruth
Holcomb and Blanche Lundy of
Klamath Falls and Princess El
len Jane Adams of El Karnak
temple in Spokane, Washington,
who is visiting with her hus
band's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Myrle C. Adams of this city.
Since this was the first meet
ing of the new officers, 'presi
dent, Mrs. Walter Brown, an
nounced her committee appoint
ments as follows: Ethel Hamblet,
sick and distress; L e o 1 a Heil
bronner, publicity, and Melvene
Nitschelm, birthday remem
brance. Hostesses for the day . were
Mrs. Chester Berman, Mrs.
George H. Adler, Mrs: E. H.' Lar
son and Mrs. Gus Anderson.
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Give Time
Members of the Women's-Ambulance
corps iook over the ac
tivities at the USO center on a
Sunday recently. Each member
contributed cakes, pies and other
refreshments for the service men
and women, and were in charge
of the check room, snack bar and
entertainment.
Those who gave their time
were Dorothy Skoog, Edith W.
Webb. L. F. Webb, Lucille IBel
and, Vera Badorek, Alice Meade,
Margaret Paschal, Verdia Rob
bins, Catherine Jackson, Lelah
Evans, Jean Sturgeon, Mae
Smith, Vera L. Chase, D. R.
Chase. ' Esther i Lawler. Mary
O'Brien, Dorothea Ward, Lor
raine Carter, Gladys Smith and
Nadine Farris.
New Club
Mrs. J E. Jenkins, president
of. the Navy Officers Wives
club, has . appointed the fol
lowing members as chairmen
of the standing committees: Mrs.
J. S. Lynch, social; Mrs. W. R.
Campbell, ways and meansi Mrs.
R. R. Darron, Red Cross; Mrs.
W. R. Kershaw, telephone; Mrs.
S. . A. Congdon, publicity and
Mrs. J. F. Claeys, sunshine..
' At the, regular bridge and
bingo party, which is held on
the first Thursday . of ... every
month, prizes for high scores
were awarded to Mrs. J. . E.
Hamilton in bingo, and Mrs. W.
P. Jenkins, in bridge.
A new chairman has been in-
pointed for the Post Production
Group ot the Marine Barracks,
and anyone interested in sewing
or making bandages for the post
dispensary is asKeo to call Mrs.
W. V. Charter at 7444 before 3
p. m. on Moncjays, so that reser
vations may be made for lunch
eon in the BOQ. The group
meets every'Tuesday at 10 a. m.
in the lounge of the BOQ, and
all officers' wives are welcome.
ims is an excellent way to be
come acquainted with each
other.
Coneratulations are in nrrioi
for CWO W. C. Perry on his
promotion to second lieutenant,
and to Ensign John J. Gorman
to it. o. g.) H(J.
Mrs. Frederick G. Lewis was
hostess at a bridge luncheon in
quarters number 3 on Thurs
day, March 8. Decorations were
carried out in honor of St. Pat
rick's day, with lovely flower
arrangements of daffodils and
yellow freesias.
Guests included Mrs. B. Du.
bel, Mrs. L. T. Coggeshall, Mrs,
Stephen T. Kaspar, Mrs. R. H.
McCormick, Mrs. J. M. Babcock,
Mrs. John W. Mace, Mrs. Irvine
R. Lisbony, Mrs. W. C. Perry.
Mrs. N. B. Harrison, Mrs. W. V.
Charter and Mrs. Dean H. Os-born.
High score for the afternoon
went to Mrs. J, M. Babcock,
low score to Mrs. W. C Perry
and Mrs. John W.- Mace was
awarded the traveling prize.
Lt. Genevieve P. Alberts,
chief nurse at the post dispen
sary and First Lieutenant Mit
chell Paige were married on
Friday, March 2. They are mak
ing their home in the Lincoln
apartments on East Main.
Mrs. J. S. Lynch, chairman
of the social committee, is busy
with plans for the luncheon to
be held on March 21. There will
be prizes for cards and games,
and all members are urged to
make their reservations early
by calling Mrs. W, R. Kershaw
at 4952. -' .
" Friends v were greeting Mrs.
Stuart Nelson of Salem, who is
spending this weekend in Klam
ath Falls with her parents, Dr.
and Mrs. E. D. Johnson of Pa
cific Terrace. Mrs. Nelson will
return to Salem Sunday evening.
Her husband, Ensign Nelson, is
on duty with the navy in the
South Pacific.
Newcomers -to the Marina
Baracks are Captain and Mrs.
John H. Riley and two chil
dren, and Captain and Mrs. Carl
A. Nielson. 1
Aloha Chapter
Aloha chapter, Order Eastern
Star, will celebrate the 46th
birthday of the chapter on Tues
day evening, March 13, in the.
Masonic hall. The regular busi
ness meeting at 8 o'clock will
be followed by a program which
has been arranged by Helen Lis
toe, conductress of the organiza
tion. , ,
A large birthday cake in
honor of the occasion in - the
banquet room, and interesting
features, will add to the gala
time. Arrangements for this par
ticular part of the evening will
be handled by the members of
the permanent hostess commit
tee including Clairalice Epper
son, May Herndon, Grace Ber
man, Jessie Mills, Belle Joseph
son and Rhoda Herndon.
Sallie Wood, worthy matron, .
and Arthur Dickson, worthy
patron, cordially invite all mem
bers and visiting members to
attend, .
Annual Dance
Saturday, March 17, has been,
slated as the date for the annual
St. Patrick's dance given by the
Elk's lodge. The dance will open
with the cocktail hour at 7:30
and tables, table service and hors
d'oeuvres will be available in
the main lobby and . upstairs
lounge. Dancing will be enjoyed
from nine to twelve, with music
furnished by the marine band.
The committee in charge of ar
rangements includes Mr. and
Mrs. William Van Buskirk, Mr.
and Mrs. Glen Inman, Mr. and
Mrs. Murel Long, Mr. and Mrs.
Jack O'Connor and Mr. and Mrs,
A. D. Addison.
Library Club Will
See Play Monday
: Members of the Klamath Falls Woman's Library club are
looking forward to the play which will' be presented for their
enjoyment . next Monday afternoon at the Little Theatre off
Mon Claire, when the drama group of the American Association
of University Women appear in "The Exchange."
The play will be given promptly at 2:30 o'clock and those
attending are asked to be in their seats at that time.
Members of the cast include Mrs. Don J. Zumwalt, Mrs. Joseph
C. O'Neill, Mrs. Harry C. Mahan, Mary Jo Hallett and Charles
..; . . ., ; Blackstone. The play has been
n!. V... flJ coached by Mrs. B. B. Blom-
IT MIC I CUfi V.IU
The C. A. Henderson home on
Earle street - was the scene of a
birthday party honoring Ann
Henderson who was nine years
old on Saturday, March 3.
Games were played and refresh
ments served between the hours
of three and five o'clock to Jan
ice Larson; Dewey Lambert,
Ruth Roenicke, Helen. Ray, Lil
lian Mahan, Annette Jacobs,
Alici Geary. Marilyn Brandt,
Susan Scofield, Barbara Babcock
and Ann Henderson, the guest of
honor. ...... .. ...
quist ot the Klamath Union,
high school drama sta ff .
Music, for the afternoon will
be provided by a string trio
made up of Mr, and Mrs. John
Best and Mrs. Lewis Hornby,
and those who have heard these
three know they will present a
delightful program all their,
own.
The program slated for next
Monday is the regular March,
meeting of Library club, the
meetings which are usually
hold in the auditorium of th
city library.