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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 8, 1947)
PARTY FORMALS woro much In evidence ot the onnuol Snowboll dance arranged by the Order of DoMolay Friday evening, January 31. Lynden King was chosen queen of the party. Her princesses, seated loft to right, Marilyn O'Neill, Mary O'Brien, Mary Lou Case and Carmen Lee Jones. Standing, left to right, Bill Southwell, Lee Roy Overen, Miss King, Jim Crismon, Ronald Woods and Cameron Stewart. ' . Gudcrlun. Library Club To Meet On Monday The Little Theatre off Monclulro street will be the mi-cling plnce for the Kliimiilh Kails Woman's Library club on Monday, Keumnry 10, ut 'iMO o'clock when the drnm study itroup of tlie AAUW will preirant the piny, "I Know Gcoruo Wnshliiifton." The piny In a one-net period typo piny with Nye Pulterson s Mm. I'fllibnnc. Hip tavern keeper'! wife; Murtfurcl Larkln a IIuiiiimIi, a biindiniild; Irma Wauchoc, an Mrs. Eno, a natural R-wlnut; Kininu June Iliinlster as Mr. Goodrich, the minister's wife; Julia Zuniwnll a Cirandina Pettlbone, Ueortie Wnnhlniiton's champion; Helen O'Neill, play lug L.ucy LMiie. Melissa rivai; and Hat Erlandson li Melissa. The play l under the direction of Mrs. B. 1). UloimiulM. The Little Theatre off Mon rlalre has Us own entrance at the back of the high school building and is tho small duor between lame windows and be tween the two main rear en trances. At the clota of tho afternoon tea will be served by hlith school girls of the Tea Toller's group. The next meeting of Library club will be held on Monday, March 10. when Mrs. Victor K. O'Neill will present a book re view. There will also be a dls- Elay of arts and crafts by Ibrary club members, Mrs. Joseph C. O'Neill, In charge. All women of the county are Invited to membership In the club. From First Kicks ... to First Steps There ore TRIMFOOT Baby Deer SHOES for your Child Trimloot's patented "Cuddle Back" construction lets little feat cuddle back In tha hatl nat urally and keeps shoes on with out tight, injurious lacing. In white glove leather, sites 0 to 4. From $1.65 to $2.79 Fino Linens Tots' Apparel 619 Main Gadget Shower ME MULL Mrs. Scott Mc Kcndrce and Mrs. Dulo West wcro hostesses Tuesday evening at a delightfully planned gad get shower for Mrs. James Hammond, the former Mary Frances Sharp, bride of early January. The affair was held at the home of Mrs. West. The gifts were piled under a "tree of hearts" and other appointments carried out the Valentine theme. Invited for the shower were Mrs. E. M. Hammond, Mrs. W. E. Hammond, Mrs. James Mer rllecs, Mrs. Richard Shuck, Mrs. Thomas W. Chatburn Jr., Mrs. William Falvey. Mrs. Jack Fleck. Mrs. Ivan Knndra. Mrs. Don West, Mrs. Paschal Hodges, Mr. Norman Remscn, Mrs. C. E. Sharp and the new Mrs. Hammond, all of Merrill, Audrey Reeves, Mrs. Lou Spcnce, Mrs. Howard Blehn, Mrs. Louis Llnville and Vir ginia Sharp, all of Klamath Falls. Dinner Donee Members of Kappa chapter, Beta Sigma Phi enjoyed a for mal dinner dance at Lakcshoro Inn on Sunday evening, Janu ary 26. Mrs. Van Thome was In charge of arrangements. The theme of the decorations was borrowed from 'Lil Abncr and was cleverly carried out in the table centerpiece, place cards and menus. Those who attended included Mr. and Mrs. Howard Pcrnoll, Mr. and Mrs. William Milne, Mr. and Mrs. John Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bonncy, Lois Coady, John Raffctto Jr., Jackie McLcllnn, Kenneth Larson, Mr. and Mrs. Van Thome, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Moty, Betty Zlr kle Phil Phillipson. Phyllis White and Lawrence Slater. Out-of-town guests were Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Boyd of Tule-lake. CUSTOM MAD! SLIP COVERS Margaret Wheeler Phona 4054 1 . r.'l Bob Henry announces removal of RELIABLE CLEANERS from 121 South 9th Street to our own newly redec orated building at 1116 Main Street Open for business Monday, Feb. 10 Same Phone, 4622 Soroptimist The Klamuth Falls Soroptimist club met for a luncheon meeting Thursday noon at the Pelican party room, at which time they welcomed Lorraine Johnson, who is able to be out again fol lowing a severe Illness. A unanimous expression of sympathy was voiced for Lillian Hlllis In the loss of her mother, Mrs. Kathcrlne Olson of Wood burn, Ore. Final arrangements were an nounced for a rummage sale to be held February 15 at 125 S. Bth. The proceeds of this sale arc to go for the Girl Scout and Camp Fire Girls fund. All mem bers are urged to contribute gen erously. The club voted a sum of $50 to be spent for recreational mater ial for the two Klamath county juvenile centers. This will be used for reading material, games and craft material, which are badly needed for use by girls while being held at these centers. Wednesday Club The St. Valentine's Day theme was used by the hostesses of Wednesday club last Wednesday evening in St. Paul's parish house when dewort bridge was enjoyed by members and gucsU. This is the last social gathering before tho Lenten season. High in bridge went to Mrs. Robert Newell, low to Mrs. Dc Los Mills. In pinochle, honors went to Mrs. Frank Hayworth, high, and low to Mrs. Dale Mc Intcc. Hostesses for the evening were Mrs. James Wallinder, Mrs. James Patterson. Mrs. Thomas Radcllffe and Mrs. W. R. Elliott. Snowball Party Is Event Of Friday Lynden King was crowned queen of the Snowball dance at tho unnuul party held Friday evening, January 31, at the Ma sonic temple when the Order of DeMolay played the role of host. Miss King was selected by DeMolay for the position. She served the latter part of last year as Honored Queen of Jobs Daughters. Princesses In attendance were Marilyn O'Neill, Mary O'Brien, Mary Lou Case and Curmcn Lee Jones. Palms and candles decorated tho ballroom and at 10 o'clock tho ceremony of crowning took place with Jim Crismon, master councillor of DeMolay, doing the honors. last pro. Recital Is Wednesday Eve Affair Wednesday evening of week Mrs. Patricia Hunt scntcd six of her voice students in an informul recital at her home. The guests were parents ana menus or ine students ana several members of the music faculty. Following music, coffee and tea were served in the dining room with Mrs. John O'Connor and Mrs. John McManus pour ing. Tho following program was presented: ''My Mother Bids Me Bind My Hair" liayden. "Calm As the Night".. Bohrn. "A Moonlight Song"... Cadman. Athena Lampropulos 'The Swon" Grieg. "A Boat Song" "My Lover Is a Fisherman".... Strickland. Carol Mon toil h "Nina" Pergolesl. "Legend" Tschaikowsky. "In tho Silence of the Night" DachmaninoU. WItbcr Elliott "Care Sclvc" Handel. "The Island".. Rachmaninoff. "Mother Dear" Polish Folk Song. Doris Mac Weaver "Moonlight" Schumann. "Longing" Crove. "Charity" Hagcman. Catherine Blanas "By a Lonely Forest Pathway" Griffes. "My Lady Walks In Loveli ness" Charles. "When I Have Sung My Songs" Charles. Gerald Fales Banquet Plans The Oregon State Nurses as sociation, district No. 8, will hold its annual banquet and in stallation of officers in the Pel ican party room at 7 o'clock the evening of Thursday, Feb ruary 13. All graduate nurses, active and non-active, are cor dially Invited to attend. Cards will be played follow ing the dinner. Reservations may be made with Margaret Strode, 4780. or Rose Davis. 7252. not later than Wednes day at 5 p. m. At 11 o'clock, after the danc ing hours, a buffet supper was served from a prettily decor ated table. Patrons and patronesses for the affair were: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bonncy, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carlson, Mr. and Mrs. Max Crismon, Mr. and Mrs. William Milne, Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Overen, Mr. and Mra. Harold Palmer, Mr. and Mri. Robert Rockhalt and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Southwell. Escorts tor the princesses, all officers of DeMolay. were Bill Southwell, LecRoy Overen, Ron- uiu wooas ana Cameron slew art. Jolly Neighbors Members of Jolly Neighbors met at the home of Mrs. Betty Padgett on Wednesday with Mrs. Ruby Ugium assisting hostess. The affair was a Val entine party and refreshments and favors stressed the Valen tine theme. Four new members Joined the group. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Myrtle Samson, 5201 Miller avenue. Present Wednesday wero Dorothy Abner, Ruth Russell, Mary Eck, Myrtle Sam son, Margaret Jolly, Alice Stinke, Rita Johnson, Gladys Toyccn, Harriett Newman and the hostesses. MALIN David De Merritt, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. A. De Merritt, celebrated his fifth birthday last week with a party at his home. Folk dancing and games entertained the young guests during the afternoon. Refreshments were served to Abbie Kirkpatrick, Gary Halou sck, Alcna Parker, Denny Rai ma. David Johnson, Glynna Wetherby, Donna Lee James, Corky Stastny, Annalee Price. Welthy Ann Warner and Sha ron Waltjer. All of the guests will be classmates together in the class of 1948. rAi.D a hews, Kiinia riii. Ot. satuimat, r,. a, imt. rw ft MAKING PLANS for the benefit bridge tea ot the Willard hotel next February 22, o com mittee from the Klamath Falls Womon's Library club at the home of Mrs. Ray W. Olderv burg, (center), bridge chairman. Left to right, Mrs. Marvin K. Lucas, in charge of tables; Mrs. waiter Brown, president ot Library club; Mrs. Frederick C. Wissenbach, tallies and scores; Mrs. R. E. Hooker, in charge of calling; Mrs. Frederick Farley, prizes; Mrs. Kenneth A. Moore, tea chairman. Guderian. Business Women Business and Professional Wo men's club members enjoyed a social evening following the din ner meeting Monday, February 3. Tables were beautifully deco rated with Valentines and can dles carried out the red and white theme. After a short busi ness meeting the members en joyed an old-fashioned square dance with Edna Bowman, teach er at Fremont, calling the dances. Mrs. Charlene Zweigart, teacher at Pelican school, was the ac companist. About sixty business women attended. The costumes represented an old time barn dance. Lorraine Quillen. acting presi dent, presided. May Phinney, program chairman, introduced Miss Bowman and Mrs. Zwei gart. Lydia Howard, Ora Mae : Hawkins. Lena Dennis and j Esther Lawler arranged the 1 tables. Dorothy Ackerman re- j ceived the award for the best costume and best performance. I Honor Guest Mrs. O. W. Gray was compli mented at a shower arranged at the home of Mrs. J. A. 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