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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 15, 1947)
Washington Favors At Benefit Party Nrxt Suturduy. Frlirtiury 22, U the dntv of tlip annual benefit brldiie tea arnniKed by tlic Klmnatli Falls Woman' Library club and the place la the Wlllnrd hotel. All women of the county are lilvcn a cordlul Invitation to attend. George Wellington' birth day will be obnerved In decorntlona and In the tea table appoint ment. I'lunt nre now complete for the affuir and a usual. It will bo one of the bluueat and 1 moil enthimlimtlcully aupuortcd benefit of the year. Mr. Ray Oldenburg l bridge clialrmnn and Mr. K. A. Moore lea chulrman, and alio hua nsked Mr. Walter Drown, president of Library club, and Mr. O. J. Zumwult, muaic chulrman, to , pour. Card will atari promptly at n.'AM o'clock with contract and ' auction bridue and pinochle to be played. Thoc nut wIshliiK to play curd lire Invited to drop In for tea which will be aerved at 4 o'clock by the following: Ruth Landry, Jean Hilton, Dorothy Collier, Connie Hunt, Kllen O'Kcefe, Cwen Somer. Marilyn McLclliin, Joan Hennel, Barbara Zinn and Marilyn Wethcrcotl. Mr. Robert Hooker, culling rlmlrmun, hua nuked guoala to bring card and pencils. Those wlahlng reaervutiona muy call Mr. Hooker telephnno number, e;i(14, or thnae of her committee including Mr. Percy Murray, 7427, or Mr. C. J. Cox, 7281, before February 20. On Monduy, FebrunrV 10, In the Little Theatre off Monclalre, the two ploy preaentcd for Library club were enjoyed by a capacity crowd. The high achool drama tu dcnl gave the play "lie." and the drama group of AAUW pre aentcd thfl one-act period play, "I Know George Wellington." Between play Jerry Fulc unng two (olo, accompanied by Mr. John O'Connor. Mrs. U. 11. Hlomuulat, the director, waa pre ented with in Engliah bone china cup and uticcr In apprc clntion. Tea wax served by the Tea Toiler, a Girl league group. Hostesses for the afternoon were Mr. C. W. Hornlbrook and Mr. Gilbert Walter. Shrln Club Plan March Party The annual crab feed plained by the Klamath Fall Shrine club I planned for the night of March 5. at the Wlllnrd hotel. The party I for Shriner and their wlve and chairman of the affair is George Sample. Movie Party St, valentines week was gay fur the younger act, moat of hem crowding In a party or two along with achool work and : other activities. Member of (roup S, Girl Scouts, arranged a I clever offalr Wednesday night at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Stearns when they gathered for politick supper and l each girl was attired as her favorite movie actreas. Firat award for the cleverest clue to her identity was won by Sylvia Hillis who received a sil ver bracelet. Mothers who as sisted were Mrs. Larry Watklns, leader, ond Mrs, James W. Pin niger, Mrs. C. A. Lytic, Mrs. John Von Dnren and Mrs. Steurna. The basement playroom was decorated with hearts and red and white streamers and there wns a Volcntinc exchange during the evening. Attending the parly were, Jean Owens, Sheila Gillen, Mary Ann Preston, Carol Hamilton, j Patty Teale, Mnrclyn Lytic, Nancy Herg. Frances Stearns, Ann Newman, 'v Patricia Me 'Clung, Patsy Ruth Miller. Jeannlnc Newcom, S h I r le y Rogers, Helen Bertram, Nancy : Haiighmd. Virginia Van Dorcn, ioy rouier. nlargery Larson, Joan Bussmon and Sylvia Hillis. Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. c . . I i i iiuiiiptiu:., ouc and uoooy, navej11. iiviL.-i mi-iiiin returned from a weeks vacation in Sun Francisco, Home after a two weeks' va cation )n the north arc Mr, and Mrs. E. M. Igl of Melrose street. rs :s'v" i . swg i Arw r .i- si I SPRING IS JUST AROUND THE CORNER and this en thusiastic group of young riders is anxious to get out the curry comb ond give their horses a beauty treatment be fore they start riding in earnest. Left to right, above, Frances Stearns, daughter of Dr. ond Mrs. Ralph W. Stearns, with "Shodow"; Marilyn Miller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Miller, with "Rusty"; and Shirley Rogers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Rogers, with "Smokey Joe." Below, left, Sylvia Hillis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Hillis, with "Bessie," and across the page, Helen Bertram, daughter of Mr. ond Mrs. Lawrence Bertram, up on "Red. All pictures by Wesley Guderian. M ornm c arries News Notes Sometimes the morning mail, piled high on the city editor's desk, is carefully filed in the wastebasket as there is no room these days of paper shortage for "paste Dot" stuff and fillers. Too often, as in the past months, rciuac pictures ana long articles But this week, in the heap personal notes and cards were a nine oi h on to you." ts- i Card written on the City of San Francisco from Dorothea Rocnicke telling us of the many gadgets on the streamliner and that -she and Dr. Roenicke saw the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia while in San Francisco Just before taking their train for Chicago, Minnesota and way points. They 11 be home February 21 Quaint Dicturc Dostcard from . T" -J l D..K..C lln.inb a w I "w "V5" wr!les- "? dav before settline down. Thev ami, Florida, sometime this week, and win go traveling on irom there. She is the former Louise Hunter of this city. Folks who received Christmas cards from Bob and Louise admit they have a particularly beautiful child in young Michael. Nice letter from Mabel Oakes, former Klamathite living with husband Rolland in Standard, our paper which always gives newspaper folks a cozy feeling. Mabel passes the paper on to her next door neighbor, Mrs. Holm berg, also formerly of our town, so that all the new gets around one way or another. And a letter from Ncila West, now in Oakland, Calif., thrilled over the fact she and Walter are great-grandparents with the ar rival on January 29 of a six and, a half pound boy to Mr. and Mrs. R. Euccnc Wetzel. (Florence Shucy). at St. Francis hospital In Lynwood, Calif. Name: Thomas Eugene. Neita was at Lynwood for the big event, having just arrived for a vftit. Grandparents are Fred and Marion West Shuey. More news: Tom West was transferred from Honolulu to Hwajalein in The Marshalls on January 29. His address Thomas H. West. Y3, NATS, Navy No. 824, care FPQ, San Francisco. Klamath boy, running the Kwajalcin radio station, rney had several good hours talking about the home folks. Another note from Salem, of Interest to local folks. The su preme court justices' wives joined forces and entertained with a beautifu) tea last week at the home of Justice and Mrs. George Rossman. Receiving with the hostesses were Mrs. Marshall Cor nett of our town, and several others. Mrs. Bob Napier, (Margaret "Peggy" Hay), daughter of Justice and Mrs. Arthur D. Hay, came over from Corvallis to help pass the tea cakes. And Governor and Mrs. Earl Snell tossed a buffet supper last Thursday night for the working legislative press, and from all accounts it was quite an affair. The newspaper people prob (Continucd on Page Four) Klamath Dads Pay Visit To. University. The University of Oregon campus was being brushed and curried within an inch of its life, all because proud Dads were descending on the school this week to visit sons and daughters in observance of Dad's Day both Friday and Saturday of this week. Heading the delegation of dads frpm Klamath county is Ted Reeves who, with Mrs. Reeves, will visit their twins, Ted and Fred, both first year students on the campus. Ted Sr. is pinch hlttlne for Mac Enlev who is in southern California this week with his parents and will forego Malcolm Jr. Flying up tills week-end Bert who will bo with Charlotte Carter, freshman. They plan to re turn Supday. Clarence A. Humble will be Day festivities when he spends Another pnun Boinir north this will be the guest of his son, Jimmy. Going along. Mrs. Ivory and Charlotte, the latter to bo the guest of Charlotte Carter while on the campus, and Charlotte Ivory first visit to the university. Also Charlotte's guest this week-end will be Barbara Roskamp, daughter of Mr. and. Mrs. H. E. Roskamp, who has been home from the University of California this week, Mr. and Mrs, Howard Pcrrin left Frldaynitrning for Eugene to visit son Bill, and they return Tuesday. Bill plays in the Uni versity of Oregon band, (saxophone), and the band performs for the dads this week-end. ' Harold Francv took off for the guest at the university of his son, David Hcnthorne, at the Sigma Chi fraternity house. On Sunday, Mr. Franey will go to Corvallis and visit his son Dick and young wife Nancy, itudents t Oregon State college, . Mail B; we have to get up courage to due to tna space shortage. of publicity sheets and blurbs, much in evidence and we'll pass ' - i .- , , Monterey. Old Mexico, where i.a.attnninH TlnK J- Atlt nf vat-niium,.. u n m ey are enjoying a n.re ions .m... Dlan to leave Monterey for Mi Calif., telling us how she enjoys Tom found Jack Bronson, former his Dad's Day visit with son . Hall and Dr. J. Hardin Carter , among those present at the Dad's the time with daughter Nancy. week-end was Pat Ivory who all properly thrilled witn ner Oregon this week-end and will be r Capt. Hunt To Claim Bride Wedding bells will ring in Battle Creek, Michigan, next week when Capt. Calvin Lawson Hunt, United States army medi cal corps, takes as his bride Mar tha Corinne Coleman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Silas Corwin Coleman of Battle Creek, in a 3:30 o'clock ceremony at the First Presbyterian church in that city, Saturday, February 22. feini U,,n , , U n t T- " f ..uii. M ilic Ul Ul, and Mrs. War.en Coe Hunt of mis city, and they are leaving tomorrow, Sunday, to attend the riffs With tham .. 1 1 A son, James, who will be best man lor nis Drotner. Immediate ly after the ceremony, Capt Hunt anri hit Htfila will ln.. k w..ub "... icavc vy motor for a one month's honey moon inrougn me south and will then makl thlir hnmA in rum. ath Falls where Capt Hunt, now on terminal leave trom the army, will practice medicine with his father. Dr. and Mrs. Hunt and James will go by train to Battle Creek and then continue on a month's vacation by car. They will visit in Alabama and go on to New Orleans and plan to include Natchez and MnhilA. in ft..;- southern jaunt, enjoying all the garoen pilgrimages in that sec tion of the deep south. Mr and Mrt r.lon oM hnma fmm an avA...;.. ....... .w,,s ui, caiciivc amy along the east coast and in south- cm waiixuiiua. iney jeii nere prior to the holidays. Amaranth. Friendship Court. will meet Wednesday at 8 p. m. in the Masonic temple. . Helen Bertram " w it to is - xJawWT A; A fl "Hf J : King Of Hearts Valentine's Day Members of the younger set danced in their prettiest formats and their best suits Friday evening at the Masonic temple when, the traditional King of Hearts ball was given by Jobs Daughters. Party hours were from 8:30 o'clock to 11:30 o'clock. The Valen tine theme was used and St. Valentine's Day chosen for the affair. Honored Queen Marilyn O'Neill of Jobs Daughters escorted Bud Brown as King of Hearts. The Knights were Bill- Colbert. Bridge Guests Mrs. Richard Maxwell ask ed guests i n Tuesday a t 1:30 o'clock at her home, 1932 Port land, for dessert and bridge. The Valentine theme was used at the small tables and in the tallies. Mrs. Maxwell's guests includ ed Mrs. Paul Farrens, Mrs. Rich ard Currin, Mrs. Van Mollison, Mrs. Gordon McCracken, Mrs. Laurence Shaw, Mrs. Frank Drew and Mrs. L. Orth Sise more. Easter Tea Plans are already being whipped together for the annual post-Easter tea to be given by the Guild of St. Paul's Episcopal church. Saturday, April 12, is the date set for the affair, always one of the largest of early spring, and the Willard hotel is the place. Mrs. R. Henry Anderson is chairman of the party and she will announce her committees later. si. Irvin Whitt, Milt Thompson and xom towards, senior princess la Mary Lou Case; junior princess is Dorothea Coedill: the euide. Georgianna Clark, and the mar shal, Beverly Young. The ballroom was gay with red hearts and streamers and a punch bowl was presided over in one corner of the room by younger girls of Jobs Daughters. All wore pastel formal frocks. The programs were red heart.1 ("As it was a girl-ask-boy affair. Jobs Daughters decorated the ballroom and arranged the af fair. Patrons and patronesses were, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. O'Neill, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Schulze, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Case. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Inman, Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Palmer and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Franey. . Jimmy Myers, freshman at the University of Oregon, is spend ing this week end at home with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George A. Myers of Pacific Terrace". 4,
