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Betrothal Party
At Stanford
Tim betrothal of Penny Kculliig, duuKliler uf Mr, mid Mm.
Jni'k KrutliiK of thin city, waa announced ill a surprise purly in
l.iiKunllii court at Stanford university whoro Minn Keating in i
Student.
Hhr will wed Richard W. Hobliiaon of Pulo Alto. The dulo
him not been net. f
The pnrty on Tuesday. June
4, waa given with till) aaalatinice
of two dona frlcuda, Connie Me
Cilllli'iiddy of Aberdeen, Waah,,
and Mnry Orlawald of Los An
geliia. Decoration followed a pink
and whltt) thonui, Pink alrouin
era hung from the celling. Cen
tering tho party tallica waa a
eako with ilto nuim'a of tho
young couple, "Candy," Mlaa
Kcatlng'a nickname, and "Hob
ble'' decorating: the top,
After the purty the tracll
tlonnl procedure waa obaerved
by placing a dor.en roai-a In the
lobby of Lugunlla court with
the formal engagement an
nouncement. Mlaa Keating will be grad
tinted from Stanford where ahe
hua atudled aoclology and radio,
on June 18. She attended tho
Unlvcrally of Orvnon following;
her graduation from Klamath
Union blub acbool In 1U42. At
Oregon alio waa affiliated with
Alpbn Chi Omega airorlty. Mr.
and Mra. Keating plan to attend
their daughter's graduation next
I wrekond
Mr. Hoblnaon haa Juat com
pleted threo yeara n an officer
In the army air corpa; Mo la
now niujiirlng In paychnlogy
and bualnea at Stunford.
Installation
At the next meeting of So-
JiHirnera. Wedneadiiy, June 12,
tbc liiAtullation of new otficera
will bo conducted by the out
ifniiiu orealdent. Mra. F. H
Murpbey. Outgoing offlrera will
be hostesses for the afternoon
Kect-ntly-elected offlcera are
Mra. II. It. Klrchen, prealdent;
Mra. L. W. Mllea. vice prcai
dent; Mra. George Gulea, accre-
tnry, and Mra. Jack Kunn
trenaurer.
Tho public la Invited to the
Juno 12 meeting. Tho tea table
will be deroratrd with aprini
flowcra, and Mra. Klrchen wil
pour.
Reames
In the first elimination round
for the Lamm tournament of
the women of llemnca Golf and
Country club, Mra. J. J. htelger,
Mra. Lralle Rogcra, Mra. Paul
Shurn. Mra. Fred Farley. Mra,
Marvin Neraeth, Mra. Martin
Swanaon, Mra. Tom Jorrow and
Mra. R. O. Sprout wore winner a
In tho 18-holo bracket, which
quallflea them for the aecond
elimination round next week.
In the nine-hole bracket, win.
ners were Mra. Robert Sproat,
Mra. Matt Mnnlgnn and Mra,
Lawrence Shaw, Those winning
and those who drew byra are
L qualified for the aecond round
f Th day's awards went to
Mrs. raul Sharp ana Airs, jonn
Shaw.
Luncheon waa aerved, and
aeveral tablca of bridge were In
play.
lloatcMca were Mra. L. D
Stephens, Mrs. R. E. Hooker
and Mrs. Percy Murray.
Bridge Party
Mrs. R. II. Reeves was hoa-
teas at a bridge party held Tucs
day evening, June 4.
High score went to - Mra.
George Rogcra and second to
Mrs. Lane Warren. Present
were Mrs. George Rogers, Mrs.
Rlchnrd Po.it, Mra. Vernon Kuy
kendull, Mrs. Snm Muslim,
Mrs. Lane Warren, Mra. Tom
Itndcliffe, Mra. Neal Stewart,
Mra. Jnmea Pntteraon, Mra.
James Wallinder. Mrs. Alvin
Culver, June Mlchaelson, Pntty
Schupp, and the hostess, Mrs.
Reeves.
Delegates
The Soroptlmlst club meet
ing Thursday, June 6, two dele
gates were selected to attend
the biannual convention at
F.stcs Park, Colo., Juno 26 to
July 1. Those named were Gert
rude Moore, incoming president;
and Margaret-Wherland, incom
ing vice president.
Tho annual election of offi
cers was held with board mem-
J bcrs named. New officers and
board members are Gertrude
Moore, president; Margaret!
Whcrmnd, first vice president;
Lillian Hillis, second vice presi
dent; I .old Parker, recording
secretary; Ruth Mutton, corres
ponding secretary; Suzanne
Hamilton, treasurer, and Kath
leen Thompson, Ruth Adams
and Sylvia McClelland, direc
tors. Spcclnl award for tho day,
given by Lydla Hownrd, wont
to Izola Parker.
Honored'
At a party nt her studio of
dance on Thursday, Juno 6,
Mrs. Eve Benson honored Helen
Hhimcnsleln of Medford and
, Central Point, Miss Blumcnsteln
' Is a former student of Mrs, Ben
son's and will again take les
sons this summer.
Refreshments were served and
a ' program given. Inured Nor
land and Lea Burgott were fea
tured in a Hungarian Czardas,
Durlene Price gave a tap num
. ber, and a group of girls pre
sented a Mexican sombrero
dance. Miss lilumensleln plnycd
; two piano numbers. Mrs. B. V.
Yadon furnished accompaniment
for tho dances, and Mrs. M. L,
" Shepparcl lutor played for ball
room dancing.
I Present were Inured Norland,
": Corliss Mnyflcld, Linda and
, Holly Franklin JoAnno Abnor,
Grace Caldwell, Durlcnc Price,
, llctty Uenncl, Helen Bltnnn-e
; stein, Helen Jackson, Nndlnn
linker, Phil McGilvery, Gone
Peylon, John Stone, Jack Lust,
Andrew Honzcl, David Todd,
Ronnie Tarr, Dale Price, Gene
Ilankins and Don Miller,
Monday Tea
On Monduv aileruoon, Juno ).
tlie Kliimath Falls Garden club
honored Mra. it. C. Groeabeck,
who will leavo this city for
southern California suou, with
a tea.
Members of tho cluu visuea
tho Iris garduna of Mra. Warren
Hunt and Mra. T. II. Watera.
In tho city library club rooms
tea was served following a
brief bualneaa meeting. The tea
table waa lovely with a center
piece of wild Iris in a Chlneso
motif. Mrs. Will Wood, prcai-
dent, poured.
Mrs. G. A, Krouao apone on
thn growing and arrangement
of (rla. Alao tho year's program
waa diacuaaed.
Several members plan to at
tend tho atuto garden club con
vention in F.ugcnc next week.
Reames Dance
Reamea Golf and Country
club will hold Its spring sports
dance at the club Saturday,
June IS.
Invitations have been mailed,
and members may bring gueala.
Chairmen of the affair arc
Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Johnson.
On the committee are Mr. and
Mrs. W. L. Bruce, Mr. and Mrs.
F. W. Scott. Mr. and Mra. Bob
Chileote and Mr. and Mrs.
Gciirue llrnttnn Jr.
Hours will be from 0 30 to 2.
and music will be furnished by
Gordon's orchestra.
Nile Club
A birthday party was given
for all members whose birth
days are In June, July and
August by the Klamath Fulls
Nilo club, in the Pelican party
room on Wcdneaday, June S,
with Mra. Marshall Cornell,
presiding.
Mra. R. P. Elllngson Sr. won
the award. Corsages' were given
tho new members, Mrs. Jack
Metier, Mrs. Joe Reading, Mrs.
Scott Warren, Mrs. Jack Bon
ner and Mra. Ralph Howard.
Mrs. II. E. Jones waa appointed
the new sewing chairman.
Mrs. Phillip Cole, chairman,
announced that the club look
In over $3100 for the Shrine
club by selling tickets to the
Shrine benefit dance held re
cently. Luncheon was followed
by bridge.
Betrothal
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Dodge
Brown of Crystal, Ore., an
nounce the betrothal of their
daughter, Gall, to F. J. Dan
forlh, formerly stationed at the
Marine Barracks.
The wedding date has been
set for June 29.
The bride Is a former student
of Klamath Union high school
and Oregon State college. Mr.
Dnnforth was discharged in
February from the marine
corps.
Mra. George Stevenson spent
last weekend visiting with her
daughter. Ann, at the Univer
sity of Oregon in Eugene. Ann
is in her second year at Oregon
and Is affiliated with Delta
Delta Delta sorority.
Nadliic Palmerton, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Lorcn L. Pal
merlon of 840 Pacific Terrace,
has been elected president of
her house, St. Margaret's, for
fall term at the University of
California at Berkeley.
NEWLY ELECTED officers of Sojourners ore above, left to
right, Mrs. H. R. Kirchan, president; Mrs. L, W. Miles, vice
president; and below, left to right, Mrs. Ceorge Gates, secre
tory, and Mrs, Jack Kuhn, treasurer.
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PEGGY KEATING, daughter of
of this city will wed Richard W.
engagement wos announced or
Stanford university this week.
Groesbecks Feted
Tuesday Evening
At the country home of the
Andrew Colliers on Tuesday
evening, June 4, Chapter U of
PEO Sisterhood gave a buffet
dinner and musical evening
honoring Mr. and Mrs. R. C.
Groeabeck, who are leaving for
the south.
Guests were husbands of
members and those participating
hi the program.
Mra. Warren C. Hunt was in
charge of dinner arrangements.
Some 63 guests were served.
Centering tho dining table was
a lovely arrangement of colum-
Recently Wed
A recent wedding of interest
here was that of June Duncan,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rus
sell Duncan, formerly of this
city and now of Brlghtwood,
Ore., to Kldon Austin of Bright
wood. The ceremony was read
Thursday, May 30.
The bride, on the arm of her
father, entered tho room down
a winding stairway. She chose
for her wedding a blue suit
wltlr a corsage of gardenias.
She wore roses and gardenias
in her hair.
Matron of honor was Sadie
Meacham of Brightwood. Best
man was William Cone.
Rhododendrons, roses, and
lilies of the valley formed room
decorations at the receptions
held after the ceremony. Attend
ing the ceremony were Mr. and
Mrs. Austin, Mr. and Mrs. Rus
sell Duncan, Sadie Meacham,
Rev. Funk, William Cone, Mr.
and Mrs. Francis Rawlins and
family, and Mr. and Mrs. R. G.
Duncan.
For the present Mr. and Mrs.
Austin will make their home In
Brightwood.
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Mr. ond Mrs. Jock Keoting
Robinson of Polo Alto. Her
a party of Lagunito house ot
No definite dole hos been ser.
bine, and bouauets of iris were
used about the rooms.
Following the dinner hour,
Mrs. Henry Perkins, president
of Chapter U, presented a cor
sage to Mrs. Groesbeck on be
half of the group, of which she
is a charter member.
Andrew Collier presented a
gift to Mr. and Mrs. Groesbeck
from the chapter and spoke of
their long-time community serv
ice here. All present joined in
a farewell song, composed for
the occasion by Fred E. Fleet.
Mr. Groesbeck expressed ap
preciation in a brief talk.
Mrs. George W. Mclntyre ar
ranged the program of music.
Numbers were introduced by
Mrs. George A. Myers.
Severol numbers were played
by a string trio from Tulclake,
consisting of Mrs. E. W. Staun
ton. Dora Schindler, and E. W.
Staunton. Singers - were Mrs.
Philip S. Hitchcock and Mrs.
Marvin Ncrscth of this city,
both of whom were accompan
ied on the piano by Mrs. E. S.
Vcatch.
Wed In Reno
Married in Reno Saturday,
May 23 were Irene Pastega,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Emil
Pastega of Pelican City and
Roy Francis Durbin, son of
Mrs. Fay Durbin of 524 High.
The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. Brewster Adams.
of the First Baptist church of
Kcno, and Mr. and Mrs. Her
bert Pinelli of Klamath Falls
were the attendants.
The bride chose for her wed
ding a blue suit and hat and
with brown accessories and
Mrs. Pinelli wore a ftichsia
suit and hat with black acces
sories. Both had corsages of
orchids. Mr. and Mrs. Durbin
arc making their home at Peli
can City for the present.
Grand Chapter
Aloha chapter. Order of the
Eastern Star, will not meet
Tuesday evening, June 11, since
the grand chapter in Portland
will be in session.
Alpha Phelps, worthy matron;
Helen Listoc, associate matron;
Alma Gctz, conductress; and
Phyllis Poole, associate conduc
tress; will attend the grand
chapter session.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Eberlcin
are enjoying a vacation trip to
New York and Atlantic City.
They made the trip by plane
and expect to return early next
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Culver of
Astoria are visiting at the
James Wallinder home. Mrs.
Culver is the former Louise
Patterson, Mrs. Wallinder's sis
ter. j Connor
Plan For Trip
Kathleen and Mary Lou O'Connor,' young daughters of Mr.
and Mrs. Hugh O'Connor of Merrill, are thrilled over the plans
which they are making to accompany their uncle, Dennis O Con
nor, to Ireland.
Mr. O'Connor and his nelces will leave the end of June for
New York and there they will book passage. If they do not find
suitable accommodations by ship, due to strike conditions, the
three will fly from New York directly to County Cork, Ireland.
iiii-y puin h luiigiuy visil Willi
Dennis O'Connor's brother, Pat
rick, and two sisters, Mrs. Wil
liam Toomey and Mrs. Con
Lchanc, the latter still living on
the old home place which has
been in the O'Connor family
for centuries.
Before they return here, In
perhaps a year, the three Klom
ath folks will visit in England,
Scotland, and France and per
haps other points on the conti
nent if that can be arranged in
SOCIETY
Edna Killmeyer
Engagement Told
At Fireside
At a traditional fireside Friday, May 31, at Delta Zeta sor
ority at the University of Oregon announcement was made of the
engagement of Sharon Lee Wlllits, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Louis H, Craver of 1943 Esplanade, to Ralph T. Hopkins, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph S. Hopkins of this city.
Sharon's sorority sisters were given da.nty favors and napkins
printed with her name and that of her fiance.
No date has been act for the
wedding
The bride-elect is a graduate
of Klamath Union high school
with the class of 1043, and Is a
freshman in liberal arts at the
University of Oregon In Eugene.
She is a past queen of Jobs
Daughters, bethel six, and was
active in high school affairs.
Mr. Hopkins is also a grad
uate of Klamath Union high
school. At present he is sta
tioned with the army medical
corps assigned to the USAT
President Buchanan.
Sharon is expected home for
summer vacation next week
end. Leaving
Leaving Klamath Falls this
week were Col. and Mrs. Ber
nard Dubel and their daughter,
Rue Anne.
They will make their home
at Col. Dubcl's new station at
Parris Island, S. C.
Col. Dubel has been on leave
from duties with marine corps
after his return recently from
overseas. He was formerly com
manding officer of the Marine
Barracks.
Mrs. Dubel and RueAnne re
mained in Klamath Falls while
Col. Dubel served overseas.
Entertained
Mrs. Robert E. Wattenburg
219 Pine, entertained for the
pleasure of members of the Art
Needlework club Wednesday
afternoon. Officers for the en
suing club year were elected.
President is Mrs. George Wirtz,
Mrs. J. J. Parker is vice presi
dent; and Mrs. J. F. Goelfer is
secretary and treasurer. Mrs.
Wilbur Jones was appointed
chairman of press relations.
Special guests were Mrs.
Wallwork. Mrs. M. S. Biden,
and Orion Wattenburg, niece
of the hostess.
The fortieth anniversary of
the organization of the club
will be observed In August at
the home of Mra. Elizabeth
Ramsby, according to present
plans. This is the oldest social
club in Klamath Falls.
Mrs. Wattenburg served re
freshments at 4 o clock. The
table, covered with a lace cloth,
was centered with a large bou
quet of red peonies in a ruby
glass bowl.- Oriental poppies
and lilies of the valley were
used about the rooms.
Engaged
Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Melton of
524 Fulton announce the en
gagement of their daughter,
Mary Louise, to Albert L. AU
gaier Jr., of Detroit, Mich.
The wedding date has been
set for June 22 at the First
Christian church of this city.
Miss Melton attended school
at Klamath Union high school.
Mr. Allgaier was formerly sta
tioned at the Marine Barracks.
League Adopts
New Platform
At the annual meeting of the
Oregon League of Women Vot
ers, held in Eugene May 27 and
28, a work program was adopt
ed for this year consisting pri
marily of the equalization of
school taxation and the exten
sion of youth services.
The new platform for the lea
gue includes the protection of
civic and economic rights of
minority groups, the merit sys
tem, the reorganization of coun
ty government, the consolida
tion of school districts, increased
state aid for public schools, im
proved child welfare services,
and improvements in state insti
tutions. Anna Lord Strauss of New
York, president of the National
League of Women Voters, was
the featured speaker at the
state convention and stressed
the need for the rationing of
essential foods to help feed the
hungry in Europe and Asia.
vir s
these difficult travel days.
Kathleen is still at the Univer
sity of Oregon where she will
complete the year in a few
weeks. Mary Lou was grad
uated this May from Sacred
Heart academy in Klamath
Falls. Most of the shopping is
done for the two young travelers-
but last minute things to
accomplish are still giving them
plenty of excitement.
Party
Honoring Mrs. Bernard Dubel.
who left this week with her
daughter, RueAnne, and her
husband, Col, Dubel for his new
station at Parris Island, S. C,
was a party given by Mrs. Larry
M. Watkins on Thursday, May
30.
Refreshments were served and
two tables of bridge were in
play.
Attending were Mrs. Dubel,
Mrs. Roy Rakestraw, Mrs. Clem
mens Lundy, Mrs. Stephen Rose,
Mrs. J. H. Martin, Mrs. James
Pinnigcr, Mrs. Paul Farrcns and
Mrs. Watkins, the hostess.
Betrothed
Mr. and Mrs. Olaf C. Nessett
of Culbertson, Mont, announce
the engagement of their daugh
ter, Ingrid Nessett ot Klamatn
Falls to Roy Jerome, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Schlothauer,
also of this city.
The wedding date has been
set for June 23 at Culbertson.
The couple will return here to
make their home.
Reno Rites
Wed in Reno, Nev., Saturday,
June 1, were Veola Landers and
Lester Emerich. Both are for
mer residents of this city.
The ceremony was read in
the First Methodist church of
Reno by the Rev. Vincent W,
Watson.
For her wedding the bride
chose a suit of soft gray pin
stripe with shell-pink accessor
ies. She wore an orchid cor
sage at her shoulder.
Attendants were Mr. and
Mrs. H. J. Landers of this city.
The bride s parents are resi
dents of Coos Bay, Ore.
Following the ceremony a
wedding dinner was held, at
tended by the bride and groom,
Mr. and Mrs. Jl. J. Landers,
and Mr. and Mrs. Chris Miller.
Memorial Sarvlc .
Held Monday
Neighbors of Woodcraft met
in the KC haH, Monday eve
ning. Following the business
meeting a memorial service for
Marie Davenport, Andrew Fol
som, Nellie Woodworth, and
Florence Campbell was held.
Leola Thompson sang "My
Task" as a part of the pro
gram. Neighbor Laura Black,
who spent the winter in Prine
ville, plans to leave soon for
Canada where she will visit a
daughter. Games, awards and
refreshments concluded the
evening. The committee in
charge was composed of Irma
Miller, Eva Richardson, Effie
Redkey and Amelia Jacobson.
Ann and Ramona, daughters
of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Reeve?
are spending the month in Port
land visiting relatives.
Miss Strauss served as a mem
ber of the United States dele
gation at the first meeting of
the food and agriculture organ
ization and is currently a mem
ber of President Truman's fa
mine emergency committee.
Mrs. Twyla Ferguson was
elected Regional Director and
is thereby a member of the
State Board.
Delegates from the Klamath
County League of Women Vot
ers were Mrs. E. K. Loosley,
Mrs. R. E. Wright, Mrs. Harlan
P. Bosworth Jr., and Mrs. Twyla
Ferguson. The Eugene league
acted as hostess for the state
convention and arranged a re
ception honoring Miss Strauss
as well as a conducted tour of
the Chase gardens for attend
ing delegates.
KATHLEEN AND MARILOU,
Hugh O'Connor of Merrill are
Ireland the end ot June. I hey will accompany their uncle,
Dennis O'Connor, on the trip.
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ENGAGED IS SHARON WILLITS, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Louis H. Crover of 1943 Esplanade. Sharon is a student ot
the University of Oregon and her engagement was announced
at a fireside held at Delta Zeta sorority with which Sharon is
affiliated.
DAR Hears
Guest Speaker
Harlan P. Bosworth, who at
tained the rank of lieutenant
colonel during the last world
war and who received the high
est award of merit the British
army bestows on officers for
his work in The Netherlands in
connection with public works
and utilities, was guest speaker
at the dinner and installation
of officers held Wednesday
evening, at the Pelican party
Officers
New officers of the Ameri
can Legion auxiliary elected at
the annual meeting Tuesday,
June 4, were president, Mrs. H.
W. Petrick; first vice president,
Mrs. Douglas Vaden; second
vice president, Mrs. Jack Otter
bein; secretary-treasurer, Mrs.
A. Petersteiner; executive com
mittee, Mrs. M. E. Cooper, Mrs.
Paul Otterbein and Mrs. R. D.
McGhehey. Installation will be
held later in the month. The
date has not been set as yet.
The unit is sponsoring two
girls to Girls' State this year,
the Girls' camp at Silver Creek
Falls, near Salem, where girls
are taught the principles of gov
ernment. Mrs. Dorothy McCul
loch Lee is one of the sponsors
of this camp, and other teachers
from the valley towns will be
on hand. The 'girls attending
from Klamath this year will be
Gladys Dewitt and Susan Ganz.
Delegates to the convention
to be held in Portland July 15,
16 and 17 were chosen. Those
named were Mrs. Petrick, Mrs.
Vaden. Mrs. Jack Otterbein.
Mrs. Petersteiner, Mrs. Cooper
and Mrs. McGhehey. Alternates
were Mrs. R. G. Motschen
bacher, Mrs. O. D. Matthews,
Mrs. Carl Schubert, Mrs. Lester
Finley, Mrs. Jennie Hum and
Mrs. Merrick.
Visiting Mrs. ,V. E. O'Neill
this week for several days at
her home on Portland street
are Mr. and Mrs. Verne Mar
shall of Placerville. California.
Mr. Marshall is a brother of
Mrs. O Neill's and has recently
been discharged from the serv
ice. a
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Geary
and their daughter, Alice, left
this week tor San Francisco,
For Mr. Geary it was a busi
ness trip, and his wife and
daughter accompanied him.
From the Bay city, the Gearys
pian 10 ny to ban .Diego.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Zetz-
man are visitors in Klamath
Falls. The Zetzmans were long
time residents of Klamath coun
ty, but are now making their
Home in Ashland. . .
dauahters of Mr. and Mrs.
busy making plans for a trip to
Evergreen
room, by Eulalona chapter.
Daughters of the American Rev
olution. .
Mr. Bosworth talked about
patriotism. He stressed the need
of an awakening of the public
spirit of American citizens, of
their responsibilities in keep
ing tnis country great, 01 tha
apathy shown when only a
small number take the trouble
to go to the polls and vote on
matters that are the concern of
everybody, or should be.
The speaker told of the de
plorable conditions in Tha
Netherlands, how undernourish
ed the citizens are. This coun
try should do everything with
in its power to help provida
food for these suffering people,
Mr. Bosworth said.
Mrs. William J. Owsley, chap
ter regent; presided during tha
dinner, and introduced tha
speaker.
Mrs. Warren Hunt,, ex-regent,
installed the officers for tha
coming chapter year; Mrs. Ro
land E. Wright, regent; Mrs.
Hugh T. Mitchelmore, vice
regent; Mrs. Albert O. Roe
nicke, treasurer; Mrs. W. D.
Foster, registrar Mrs. Thomas
Hampton, historian; Mrs. W. J.
Owsley, chaplain. Eva Burk
halter, secretary-elect, was ab
sent. Mrs. Mitchelmore arranged
the musical numbers for tha
evening. These included two vo
cal numbers by Mrs. Norman
Fraley. "The World Is Waiting
For The Sunrise," by Seitz, and
"Song of Songs, by Maya. Mrs.
Lewis Hornby gave two violin
numDers, ' Honaina Dy lireisier
and "Ah, Sweet Mystery of
Life," by Victor Herbert. Mrs.
Mitchelmore presented two pi
ano numbers, "The Lark," by
Glinka, and "To Spring," by
Grieg. Mrs. Mitchelmore accom
panied Mrs. Fraley and Mrs.
Hornby and the latter played
the violin obligato for the sec
ond vocal number.
Mrs. C. E. McClellan reported
the DAR girl homemaker
awards were presented by Eula
lona chapter to the following
students in the county: Fair
haven school, Phylis Lynch;
Gilchrist school, Gertie Conk
lin; Altamont Junior high, Julia
Powell; Malin, Louise Kinkle;
Fremont Junior high, Beverly
Dalmer; KUHS, Gladys Jean
Morrison; Henley high, Edna
Francis Hubbs. Mrs. Noggle,
Mrs. Mitchelmore, Mrs. Wright
and Mrs. Roenicke made the
presentations.
The past regent's bar, the gift
of the chapter, was presented to
Mrs. Owsley, retiring regent,
by Mrs. Bert C. Thomas, who
voiced the feeling of the mem
bers when she congratulated
Mrs. Owsley for her most suc
cessful year's efforts in promot
ing the welfare of the chapter.
Invited guests at the dinner
were Mrs. M. S. West and Mr.
Robert E. Wattenburg. Mem
bers present were Mrs. Lewis
Hornby, Mrs. Bert C. Thomas,
Mrs. Roland E. Wright, Mrs.
Hugh T. Mitchelmore, Mrs.
William J. Owsley, Mrs. S.. B.
Evans, Mrs. Harry Goeller Sr.,
Mrs. Norma Fraley, Mrs. H. A.
Nitschlem, Mrs. Warren Hunt,
Mrs. A. D. Collier, Mrs. E. H.
Balsiger, Mrs. John Beal, Mrs.
S. R. Berry, Mrs. Z. W. Dixon.
Mrs. W. D. Foster, Mrs. Helen
Mueller, Mrs. L. H. Stone, Mrs.
D. J Zumwalt, Mrs. Albert O.
Roenicke, Mrs. Thomas Hamp
ton, Mrs. Robert Odell. Mis
Alice Waldron, Miss Elizabeth
Waldron, Mrs. Robert E. Wat
tenburg, Mrs. C. E. McClellan,
Mrs. Ferguson, Mrs. Louis
Mann, Mrs. Lovejoy and Mrs.
Sarah Foster Harshbarger. Mr.
and Mrs. H. P. Bosworth were
special guests.
Mrs. Wright asked Mrs. Wil
bur A. Jones to again serve as
publicity chairman for the year,
and will name her other chap
ter chairman during the sum
mer months, to be announced
at the next regular meeting
which will be In September.