SOCIETY
By Edno Killmeyer
Season Is Festive
With Yule Parties
The Klamath Falls social whirl was sailing 'round at its mer
riest this week with still more doings slated for coming days.
even the aner-cnristmas lull lauea to put a damper on the gaiety
of the holiday season.
A slightly wet December 25 added greater meaning to Irving
Berlin's nostalgic wish for a "White Christmas." Next step, of
course, is New Year's, when Klamath Falls will step out lit its
uesi uiu wihi miner w wi'iiumc
" With that deflective not we
move to other goings-on. Here's
a bit of information that will
halp you enjoy your holiday
corsaqa a httla longer. Whan
the party's over pack tout flow
ara in tha florist box, sprinkle
a faw drops of watar on them,
than stretch a sheet of cello
phane over tha top. seal tha
sides and ends with cellophane
tape and tuck them in the re
friaerator ... tomorrow night
your flowers will be as dewey
fresh as when you first wore
them. The hardier ones will
stay fresh as much as two or
three days longer.
Mary Havens, daughter of Dr.
and Mrs. D. D. Havens of 1421
Pacific Terrace, arrived home
ltat week-end from Stephens col
ItH for women in Columbia,
Mo. She will spend the holi
days in Klamath Falls and re-
A mora detected fiqure we're
rarely seen. On Christmas Eve,
hat at dark 'we saw Santa
Claws, complete with boots, red
salt and beard, plodding home
ward in the rain. Ha looked a
at tired and shopworn after bis
day in the department stores, as
he walked along with his over
coat tucked under his arm . . .
ooulda't halp wondering if bis
reindeer had a flat.
Guests at the T. H. Reeves
home for Christmas dinner were
their sons, Ted and-Fred, home
from the University of Oregon,
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Reeves and
daughters, Ramona and Ann, and
Mr. andMrs.John Arnn. Ramona
Reeves is at home from the
Southern Oregon College of Edu
cation at Ashland. Mrs. Arnn Is
the former Mary Margaret Scott.
The Arnns are from Willard,
N. M., and are staying at the E.
P. Ivory home over the holidays.
The Ivorys are visiting in south
ern California and expect to re
turn after the first of the year.
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THE BETROTHAL of Patricia Sexton, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Sexton, was announced this week when the Sex
tons held open house at their South Riverside home. Miss
Sexton will wed Harold Bissell of Twinsburg, Ohioi in a Janu
ary 3 ceremony at iacred Heart church.
mil. . .
port back for classes on Janu
ary 8.
Spending this week at home
is Mary Corrigan who arrived
last week-end from ban Fran
cisco. She is the dauahtrr of
Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Corrigan of
1120 Monclalre.
Junior, tha babv Herald and
News, has his trials and tribu
lations in the society depart
ment too. Seems as if we spent
half the week answering calls
from people who wanted to
know if there was to be a
society section ion vm
and here it is. in miniature,
perhaps, but with no further
comment, except our thanks for
the eoneern shown about ewr
Yule Rites
Wed at 11 o'clock Christmas
morning were Sylvia Wiggins
and Charles H. Johnston, both of
Oakland. Mr. Johnston Is a for
mer Klamath Falls resident. The
ceremony was read by the Rev.
David Barnett at tha First Pres
byterian church before the fam
ilies of the couDle.
Attendants were Cmdr. and
Mrs. H. J. Scott of Oakland
Calif. Mrs. Scott is the sister of
the groom.
A wedding dinner followed at
the Crescent street home of Mr
and Mrs. Frank Mills. Mr. and
Mrs. Johnston will make their
home in Oakland.
Mary Lou Lie Loney and Bar
bara Alcorn left Christmas night
for Seattle after a holiday visit
with Miss Loney s parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Loney JiT, of
LeRoy street. Miss Alcorn is a
student at the University of
Washington. Both young women
served in the Waves during the
war.
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INSTALLED FOR THE NEW TERM as officers of Jobs Daughters are, left to right, Mary
Lou Case, senior nrineesv Dorothea Condi 1 1 lunior Drincess. ond Marilyn O'Neill, the naw
honored queen. Installation
Ceremony Held On
Saturday Evening
A special installation ceremony was held by Jobs Daughters
on Saturday evening, December 21, at the Masonic temple. In
stalled were Marilyn O'Neill, honored queen; Mary Lou Case,
enior princess, and Dorouwa Cogdlll, Junior princess.
Installing officers were Lynden King, Installing honored
queen: Sally Mueller, Installing guide; Sharon Willets, Installing
marshal; Charlotte Carter, installing secretary; Joan O'Neill, in
stalling chaplain; Jcann Hamilton, installing musician; f'atrlcls
Bcnoist, installing senior cus
todian, and Sharon Wlllits, In
stalling junior custodian.
Other new officers Installed
were Georgianna Clark, guide;
Beverly Young, marshal; Joyce
Sample, secretary; Flo Ann
Perkins, treasurer; i'airicia Mc
Millan, first messengor; Lois
Larson, second messenger;
Gailya Eichendorf, third mes
senger; Rosemary Blgbie, fourth
messenger; Mary Lou Stanbcr-
ry, fifth messenger; lmu Ann
Chase, chaplain; Barbara Zinn,
musician; Jean Hilton, librari
an; Marjorie Liggett, senior cus
todian; Totsic Llskcy, lunior
custodian; Fay Nelson, inner
guard: Mary stone, outer guard;
June Hcrshbcrgcr, social chair
man, and Beverly Kohn, light
adjuster.
Coming Ceremony
MERRILL Mr. and Mrs. C.
E. Sharp announce the forth
coming marriage of their daugh
ter, Mary Frances, to James E.
Hammond, son of Mr. and Mrs.
W. E. Hammond, all of Merrill.
The wedding will be an event
of Sunday, January S, at 2 o'
clock in the afternoon at St.
Augustine's church at Merrill,
with a reception to follow at
the IOOP hall.
Reames Dance
Invitations are in the mall to
members of Reames Golf and
Country club for the gala New
Year's Eve dance. The commit
tee is at work arranging a gay
affair with elaborate decora
tions and a promise of good
music for dancing.
The dance will be formal, A
midnight supper will be served
to top off the evening's festivi
ties. Holiday Event
A large group ot friends will
gather at the Pelican party room
tonight when Dr. and Mrs. F.
Cecil Adams and Dr. and Mrs.
Paul W. Sharp entertain with a
holiday party. Dinner and
bridge are to be features ot the
evening,
see-.
New Year's Eve Ball
Slated by Elks
f inal plans are all set for the
New Year's Eve ball at the Elks
lodge. Dancing will be from 10
to 3 o'clock to music by Gor
don s orchestra. Refreshments
will be served buffet style, and
noisomaKers, nam, norns and the
traditional New Year's oara-
phcrnalia will be furnished.
services were held last week-end
Engagement
Friends who called at the
Frank Sexton home Friday eve
ning learned ol the engagement
and forthcoming marriage of
Patricia Sexton, eldest daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Sexton, and
Harold Bissell, son of Mr. and
Mrs. F. Bissell of Twinsburg,
Ohio.
Guests were presented with
flowers to which cards were at
tached bearing the names of the
young couple. The wedding
will be an cvenb of January 25
in tne sscrea Heart cnurcn.
Miss Sexton attended Murvl
hurst college and Is a graduate
oi uregon Slate college. Mr.
Bissell is a graduate of Ohio
State university and Is now a
medical student at Harvard.
They will make their horn in
Cambridge, Massachusetts.
Sunday Party
Dr. and Mrs. Richard Currln
entertained with a cocktail party
at their home, 3043 Shasta way,
on Sunday evening, December
22. Honored were Mr. and Mrs.
Van Scott Mollison, newcomers
to Klamath Falls from Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Mollison moved
here about a month ago and are
old friends of the Currlns.
Invitations
Invitations are In the mail for
the wedding of MonnlctteCalmes,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Calmcs, to John Zaroslnski, son
of Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Zarosinnkl.
Rites will be solemnized at the
First Methodist church on Sat
urday, January 11,
Open House
Mr. arid Mrs. Claronce Hum
ble held their traditional Christ
mas Eve open house at their
home, 1320 Pacific Terrace.
Nearly 200 guests dropped in
for the evening's festivities.
Their daughters, Nancy, home
from the University of Oregon,
and Sally, were in charge of the
guest DOOK,
Alumni Croup Plans
Dance For Monday
Oregon State college students
and alumni will attend a dance
at the Legion hall on Monday
evening, December 30. The af
fair is sponsored by the OSC
alumni group, with dancing to
music by the Eagles orchestra,
beginning at 9 o'clock. I
ot the Mosonic temple.
uuaerian.
Highlight
College students, home for lite
holidays, gathered at the T. H.
Heevea homo, 1823 Melrose,
Thursday evening of Mils week,
with a scavenger hunt the high
light of the evening. Refresh
ment were served late In the
evening.
Present were Ruth Merrill,
Dk-k Vaillancour. Scott Keed,
Earl Hannon, Dewaln Down of
l-okeview, Milton Thompson,
Bob Thompson, Sally Mueller,
Jack Kittrelm, Don Kittreim,
Fred Falon, Joan O'Neill, Marl,
lyn O'Neill, Charlotte Carter,
Nancy Humble, Georgia Tockey,
Chuck Thunnan, nod Murray,
John Hellbronncr, Mary Lou
Case, Ilarbura lloskamp, John
West, Jeanne Hamilton, Jerry
Hicks and Betty Clawsnn of
Ashland. Hosts were Ted and
Fred Reeves.
Entertain
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thnmnson
and Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Sinclair
entertained Friday evening for
Mr. and Mrs, Richard Sinclair of
Los Angeles, who are holiday
visitors of their mother, Mrs.
Elsie Siemens.
Guests enjoyed cocktails at die
Thompson home, followed by
dinner at Lucca's cafe. Present
were Mr. and Mrs. Sinclair, Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Low, Mrs. Elsie
Siemens, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
McConachie of Calgary, Canada,
housegueat of the Lows; Mr. and
Mrs. James Ray, Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Siemens, and Mrs, Lena
Low.
Buffet Supper
Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Vaden en
tertained with a party and buf
fet supper on Christmas Eve.
Present were Mr. and Mrs.
Lake Gregory and daughter,
Judy, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Car
land and son, Jimmy, Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Vaden and Bill and
Anita, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Slov
ens, Mr. and Mrs. A, F.dwurds,
Mr. and Mrs. John Ilusjford,
Mr. and Mrs. Laurance Senecal,
Earl Gregory and Mr. and Mrs.
Vudon. ,
Friday Party
Santa Claua, the traditional
Christmas tree and holiday treats
were taken very much In stride
by youngsters who attended a
Yuletide parly at the Eve Benson
studio of dance last Friday. Tha
small fry are members of Mrs,
Benson's kindergarten class. Re
freshments were served later la
the morning.
Open House Featured
Saturday Afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred M. Beck
of 2319 Union held open houso
for members of their firm on
Saturday afternoon and evening,
December 21. Special guests
were Mr. and Mrs. Murroy Brad
ley of Mcdford, week-end visitors
at the Beck home. Refreshment
were served buffet style.