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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 22, 1945)
... JM k I MARJORIE Is the attractive Icen-ogo daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A- J. King of Merrill and well known among the younger group of the valley. -Evergreen. n I r-l i Dnae-t ect is Feted At Shower Mr. George Cornell and Mrs. Jnck Meyers were hostesses at prettily arranged holiday party given for Virginia Howard whoa murrlage to Mclvin Miller will be an event of December 20 at Sacred Heart church. Cards were played during the evening and coffee followed the gifts presented the bride-elect. Viruiniu in the duughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don Anderson unci Mclvin is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Dick B. Miller Sr. Both ore prominent members of the younger group and their marriage is the culmination of n college romance. Quests at tho affair given December 10 In the Elks party room mamrm, Mri . nun Anrlirfniv MT Marvin K. Lucas, Mrs. Dick B. Miller Sr., Mrs. Dick B. Milter Jr., Mrs. Dorrell Miller, Mrs. Don Smith, Mrs. Carl Steinsol- I. for, Mrs. John O'Neill, Mrs. Robert P. Elllngson Sr., Mrs. Helen Muller, Dorothea Elllng son, Ann Mueller, Mrs. William Visitors Visitors hero this week were Lt. and Mrs. Hale Thompson and young daughter,' Julie, who were house guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Chllcotc, 401 Mesa. Mrs. Thompson will be remcm- hered as hum May (jnucoie, They left Friday for tholr home has just recently returned from In Eugene and will spend the holidays there. Lt.' Thompson duty with the United States navy in tne I'hlllpplncs, LeMastors, Mrs. J. B. Cronon, Mrs. Hans Waggoner. Mrs. John Gardner, Mrs. Frank Wood, Mrs. Dudley Spencer, Mrs. Paul Mat thews. Mrs. Leo McKocn. Mrs. Louis Robin, and Mrs. J. L. Dean and the hostesses. J:fZFm4 .. . ,s ; Children's Party At Elks Temple Children of members of the Klamuth Falls Elks lodge are looking forward with a great deal of anticipation to tne annual Christinas purty, tree, program and treats which will be held this ycur on Sunday, December 'i'i, at the Elks temple at 2 o'clock. Dr, Boyd Sprague is general chuirmun of the party and this week he announced plans were complete for the gala affair even down to Santa Cluus' whiskers. The old gentleman in the bright red suit will distribute gifts from two trees which will grace cither s)dc of the platlorm in the ballroom. Assisting Dr. Sprague us co-chairman is Elton Disher. In cnaike of buntn uiiuw and en- lerlauiment is Ueorge Bratton A DIFFERENT little Christmas tree Is this one decked out in hundreds of buttons collected by Mrs. E, P. Ivory of Manzanita street. Charlotte Ivory is adding one of -th largest buttons to the little fir. ., , , .;. .. ', Guclcrlnn. Jr., and announcing and enter tiilnmcnt is also being worked out by Jack Brandon. Gifts and relieslimeiils arc being handled by Glno Carninl and decorations and publicity, C. M, Gilmorc, The wives of committee mem bers are busy planning the final touches to hall and tree decora tions and If this year's trees equal that of lust, tin; party will be one long to remember. Par ents are expected to accompany the young fry and they usually enjoy the affair as much as their children. 88 Harry Is Six Tho sixth birthday anniver sary for Hurry Hibos, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hibbs of this city, was observed with a gay Chrislmus party In the Pel lean parly rooms Wednesday afternoon from 3:30 to 3 o'clock. There was a Santa Claus who dropped in unexpectedly at 4 o'clock to distribute gifts from u bountifully decorated tree. Assisting Mrs. Hibbs were Mrs. Edwin Schnecbcck, Mrs. John Schubert and Mrs. Rich ard Bogatqy, Children present were Dick Houser, Tommy Shaw, LuRcc Walker, 'Martin Snyder, jtobt-rt Swansen, Thad Sprague, Joanne and Richard Bogatuy, David and Judy Schneebeck, and Johj and Jim Hibbs. 8 ' Dinner Party Dr, and Mrs, Boyd F. Sprague entertained at a holiday party Saturday evening of last week at their home on North Third, when they asked friends in for curds followed by supper. The house was gay with Christmas greens. Guests Included Dr. and Mrs. F. Cecil Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Weaver, Mr. and Mrs. Claude H. Davis, Mr. and Mrs. John Houston, Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Thompson, and Mr. and Mrs. Dayton E. Van Vactor. 8 8 Supper Plans Dr. and Mrs. Dean Osborn and daughter, Barbara, are mak ing nlans for a Christmas dinner party which will be an event of Christmas eve at their home on Lawrence street at 7 o clock Monday night. Guests invited to the affair are Dr. and Mrs. James M. Hil ton and their three, Jean, Bob and Dick, Dr. and Mrs. Albert O. Roenicke and Ruth, Frederick and Virginia Lois, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Woodruff and Judy and Robin Bithell. and Arthur Bis sel of the United States navy. 8 5 S Reception Club Party Mrs. Hans Norland and Mrs. Ed Bell entertained with a pret tily appointed dinner party at the Pelican party room Wednes day of last week for members of their bridge club and their hus bands. There was a gift exchange from a gay Christmas tree and honors in cards later went to Mr, and Mrs. Paul Angstead. Attending the affair were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Teale, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Listoe, Mr. and Mrs. Louis R. Mann, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Angstead, Mr. and Mrs. John Fowler, Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Puckett, and Mr. and Mrs. Norland and Mr. and Mrs. Bell. 8 Jean Ostcndorf, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ostendorf of Pacific Terrace, arrived home this week from Oregon State college and brought with her as her house guest for the holidays, Letty Stewart, daughter of the late Dr. and Mrs. H. D. Lloyd Stewart of this city. Letty is dietician at Waldo hall at Ore gon State. Mr. and Mrs. Ludvlg Peter son are spending the holidays here from Prineville, guests of meir daughter s family, Mr. and The sixtieth we . ing anni versary of Mr. and .,irs. Harry Sutton Wood, beloved Klamath pioneers, will be observed at the First Methodist chu,rch Sun day, December 23, from 3 to 3 o'clock and an invitation has been extended to friends of the family to call between these hours. Mr. and Mrs. Wood were mar ried in Cadillac, Michigan, Christmas Eve of 1885. They moved with their family to Ore gon on January 13, 1H10, and have made this state their home since that time.' Their four children, Attorney C. Stanley Wood of Oakland, California, Mrs. Freeman Schultz of Coos Bay, and Mrs. John Yodon and Will Wood of Klamath Falls, will be with them during the holiday season and will receive at the reception. Their families will also be pres ent. Among the grandchildren here for the occasion are Mclvin Ya don, home for the first time in four years from Honolulu, and his sister, Mrs. Walter Dennis, (Ardclle Yadon), from Salt Lake City. Cpl. and Mrs. Dennis ar rived tills week from Salt Lake City. The two daughters-in-law, Mrs. Will Wood and Mrs. C. Stanley Wood, will preside at the coffee table the first hour and tile second hour Mrs. Law rence K. Phelps and Mrs. Earl Redman will pour. Women of the church, who are sponsoring the affair, will assist. A Christmas dinner for the en tire family will be enjoyed Tues day at the Harry S. Wood home, 1963 Auburn. 8 8 8 Kiwanis Party The Kiwanis club installation party, social highlight of the year for Kiwanians and their wives, will be an event of Satur day, January 11, when a dinner dance has been arranged at the Willard hotel. Evans' orchestra will play. L. Orth Sisemore will be In stalled as president of Kiwanis and his staff of officers will also be installed in ceremony. Details and hours will be announced later. Members of the group in charge of the affair are Mal colm Epley, chairman; Donald Cram, Willard Ward, Burge Ma son Jr., and Lowell Kaup. Entertain Mr. and Mrs. Lorcn Palmer ton will entertain at dinner this evening, Saturday, at their home on Pacific Terrace. The affair honors the birthday of their daughter, Nadine, and also that of William Spangler. Guests will be Nadine and Margie, just home from the University of California for the holidays, Aviation Cadet Rich ard Newman who is also here from the south for Christmas, Bill McMullen and William Spangler. 8 Holiday Party Mrs. Lloyd J. Goble enter tained at a prettily appointed Christmas party when she asked members of her bridge club and several guests to dinner at the Pelican party room Monday eve ning of last week. The room was gay with tra ditional holiday decorations. Christmas prizes went to Mrs. John Martin, Mrs. Paul W. Sharp and Mrs. Claude H. Davis and there was an exchange of gifts among the guests. Present as Mrs. Goble's guests were Mrs. Franklin L. Weaver, Mrs. Robert A. Thompson, Mrs. F. Cecil Adams, Mrs. John H. Houston, Mrs. Joseph Peak, Mrs. Paul W. Sharp, Mrs. Louis Ser ruys, Mrs. Claude H. Davis, Mrs. Howard Barnhisel, Mrs. John Martin, Mrs. William Patterson, Mrs. J. J. Steiger, Mrs. George Mrs. Lane Warren and Nancy Myers and Mrs. Harlan P. Bos of California avenue. I worth Jr. i . . TO" 5 711 i.i . .v, j v yr )i I f N'7 L. .. HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS from Central America is . the John Tillotson family. Geoffrey Leon is the little one, just four months old, and on the floor is lovely little Suzanne, 4, and John Mitchell, 2. Thsy are at Mrs. Tillotson's parents' home, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hour-ton of Homedale road and also sharing holidays with John's parents,- Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Tillotson of this city. Guderian. Mother-Daughter BPW Party Given "Christmas in Europe" was the talk given by Mrs. Frederick C. Wissenbach at the holiday party and dinner of the Business and Professional Women's club, held Monday evening, December 17, at the Willard Hotel. ; Dorothy Ackerman, music chairman, and her committee were in charge of this mother-daughter affair which was made gay by evergreens, lighted candles, holly and a gift exchange. Speaking of the observance of Christmas m the various coun tries on the continent, Mrs. Wissenbach said that in some of them the holidays begin on December ; ; : 6. the dav of St. Nicholas, the dispenser of gifts, and she relat ed the legend that started the custom of hanging up the Christ mas stocking. In Italy, she explained, it's the j good St. Stephano who is hon- i ored. on January 6, when gifts i are drawn from the Urn of Fate. l-i l -i.) Cnniq T.onia flav ' which is also an important day in Sweden when the Festival of Light is celebrated. In -Denmark and Germany on this day, the girls ask to have their future husbands revealed to them. Mrs. Wissenbach told her au dience that the Yule log tradi tion comes from their Scandi navian ancestors to the English speaking people. A log is brought into the house on Christmas eve with ceremony and chanting. .In some sections of France the log is sprinkled with holy water. Christmas day in France Is exclusively for chil dren, said Mrs. Wissenbach, and in speaking of the use of decor ated pines or cedars in our homes, stated that this is gener ally believed of German origin. Appearing on the musical part of the program - were Muriel Garich who sang "The Lord's Prayer," by Mallotte, accompan ied by Marie Obenchain, and LaVerne Reed who selected "O Holy Night," by Adam, accom panied by Mrs. Don Zumwalt. The gift exchange was fol lowed by the singing of Christ mas carols, led by Winnifred K. Gillen, and with Esther Shep herd as accompanist. Assisting Mrs. Ackerman with the program were Winni fred Gillen, Muriel Garich, Ol lie Landrum, Edna Russell and Esther Shepherd . Betty Jones Haynes Leave -Naval Ait Station ' Commander and Mrs. Phil L. Haynes left Thursday' for Texas to spend the Christmas holiday! before reporting to Pensacola, Florida, which will be Com mander Haynes' next post. They have been here .since May 9, and the many friends -which they made in Klamath Falls re gret their departure. prepared and stenciled the colored programs which were at each place. President Hazel Morrison an nounced that the BPW members will take charge of the USO once again on January 6, and Lorraine Quillen is making the arrangements. lk Shoe teniation of the season . Johansen'f "Scandal" ... for the woman of sophistication. This exclusively fashioned sandal in richest black suede or patent fairly breathes romance and intrigue . . . makes your foot look slim, sleek and oh, so small. MODEL SHOE STORE 717 Main Phone 73S3
