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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 29, 1947)
mm VACATION DAYS HAVE BEEN going much too lost lor Muriel Kchrli, left, ond Chorlotte Cortor. Muriel is a Portland, girl, visiting ot the Carter home this week from the University ol Oregon. The two will leave to enter spring torm next week. Chorlotte is the doughter of Dr. ond Mrs. J. H. Carter of 1315 Pacific Terrace. Cudcrian. I jirni wmn mm THE WEEK HAS BEEN FILLED Burns daughter of Mr ond Mrs. W. C. Burris of Salem. Both Oregon Staters, they will be .eovmg in a few day, for Corvallis. Lois is o guest o, the C. C. Merrill home on Melrose Street. Group Gathers For Party Tuesday Eve 4- I I lArHat J f . I V I UCOUUV LVO , ... . ... .n ".o-M p-nrVy 'Tu for a dc.wrrt party ihe Easter the decorations, and court whist ed to Norma Steuben and Mrs. Jules Napier. The special award went to Mrs. V. E. Sherfy. In charge of the affair were Mrs. George Wright, Lois Rumer. Doris McCord and Mrs. William Tavenncr. Dessert was served to Mrs. Marshall Cornell, Mrs. George Wrlulil. Mrs. Jules Nanicr. Mrs. Don Miller, Mrs. William Taven. iu-r, Mrs. Warren Poole, Mrs. Gail Webb. Mrs.' George War den, Lois Humor, Jean Oaten-dcn-l, Doris MeCorc. Krimces y-Halin. Mrs. Loyal Heath. Mrs. ' Hubert I'uckcu. ,n.i.v mn .id den, Normu Steuben, Lona Mar tin, Eva Hue Jacobson, Mrs. W. E. Sherfy. Mrs. Robert Wirth .; and Mrs. lraiiK iiaii. . i I The next regular meet ,g oi the group will be held In 'i'Vl0 I'f V- Gcor,lc .W"rinv' I74S Menloway. on Tuesday, April 8. at 8 o clock. . n Informal rarty Mr. n.iu I.eln entertained al her home in Hiverview last Sat-1 urday afternoon with an in , formal parly for Mrs. Lytlm ' Mellland, recently of Heidel berg, Germany. Mrs. Mellland l the former Lydia Von Berthcls dorf of this city. , , Present were a group oi iur mer school menus ui mi. Molllimd. including Mrs. Fred Goeller; Mrs. Harold Shaffer, Mrs. Harold Clark, Mrs. Cairo Colvln, Mrs. Arthur Moore and Mrs. Fred Goodwin. ... ,7 T. hn Ted Reeves en or ai ed CBS! Ol in" Klamath Union high school j student body play, at the Reeves ! home after the production on Thursday night.- Present were Mrs. B. B. Blom qulst, Verne Swansen, Marilyn O'Neill, Mel Stoecklin, Bud Scl by, Rex Mills, Lee Ooode, Stan Smith, Chris McCarol, Anita Kcnnebeck, George Brown ond Helen Gaston of Portland, Bob Plass, Bill Lofdahl, Mickey Bur nett, Chuck Thurman, Jim My ers, Fred Reeves, Don Eltlrcim, Jim Chrisman and Earl Hannan. Ventura Club Has Potluck Supper Mary Bothwcll and Marjorle Ongmiin entertained members of the Venture club on Tuesday evening, March 18, at Miss Both well's home, on Cannon street. A potluck supper and games were features ot Ihe evening, ; -r? '. "I V mmm WITH BUSY DAYS for Ruth .... t-- oi c: m.i n..n....i i theme was used in oul ! was enjoyed. Prir.es were award-, April Concerts '1 ill1 mouth ol April will br.nii two of the concert sIkkc s mini brilliant suns to i.hnmuh rulln under the banner ol the m.umuh Commuultv Concert UMocialion. the first scheduled lor 1 iuiixih.v, ! April 10, when iviurina bvcuovu will uicscnt a ballet rouune. and . ,hc ,.,.,. trMay Ap, ,u wncn ,1C tnmcd to'ruzll7nil so: . prano, Bidu Sayao, sings ncre. But) culccrls' w; b lhc Pcllcai, lnei)trc gMlfC am, I admission is on presentation of 'membership curd only. ' Manna Svcliova s partner, Robert Rulund, Is a young ail American dancer, 'inc uiiid member ot the group is btcua imaz, dance lavoritc. A brilliant nuisicol back ground' for the dance productions ot Marina Svoiiovii, ituben uu land and Elena Imaz, is provided inrougn me hiimi o. ulkwt pianist, Cuuiciu J can uhiasson, who lesumes his career alter lour years of army service. As director of the Sunday afternoon concerts in the tiosloii Museum of Fine Arts,' Chiasson is com mended ; for his interpretations ot lot,cr drench composers a ,ml(ic 0f the- 17th and lH nd tit li centuries. Dinner Dance On Wednesday, April 9, the Klamath chapter, Reserve Ol licers association, will hold its first social lunction since its re activation, a dinner dunce at the Wlllard hotel for members and their wives. The cock lull hour will be at 7:15 with dinner at 8 o'clocn. Morrison and McDonald wijl furnish music for the aflulr. Ar ranging the dance are Don Kirk Patrick, chairman, Rex Davis and Bill Nash. Mrs. John C. O'Noill, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Erlnnclson, Wanda Shaw and John Hamucher spent Friday ot Crater lake on a skiing trip, returning that eve ning, J. . Merrill ond her guest, Lois Gilder inn. Rehearsal Party Held Friday Eve At Hopkins Home " r"""- - Mr- nd Mr- Rluh Sumner Hopkins ejitcrtained at their .."mi. inuj iiiL-nu.i.'. rim.v c ''Z.Z party in the First Methodist ,.,u.rci. ... n .,.inrk. The core. mony with Sharon Lee Willits and Tom Hopkins exchanging vows, was an event of 4 o clock this afternoon. Cocktails followed by supper were served by the Hopkins, and their guests included Sharon Lee and Tom, Mr. and Mrs. William Tomison (Sylvia Hopkins), Port land: Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Cravcr of .Oakland, Calif.: Marcelyn Wiggins. Dolores Marsh of Port land, and Carmen Lee Jones. the bride s attendants: Barbara King, Bill Wilson and Harold Campbell. After School An after-school party Monday afternoon was a gay celebration of the birthday of Stephen Mola- tore son of Mr. and n Hnrpv Molatore. Stephen was eight years old. and invited to his nill'tV nt the Mnlntnrn hnmr nn Eldorado street were a group f his second grade classmates. v n uik uii'llHiay CBKC was tue center of attract Ion, and during the afternoon the boys played baseball. . Stephen's guests were George Goerhing, Vannicc Coleman, Lowell Newton, Douglas Van Btisklrk, Allen Halm, David Macartney. Carl Hunt, Bob Ho bart and David Molatore, Steph en's brother. Betrothal Mr. and Mrs. J. 11. Dirscbl i ., i ... ! ... .. , i ilinii. riiiiiDhiAi- ilA.ni w..r. Mni - their daughter. Evelyn.' to Mot vin Carlson, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Carlson, all of this city. The couple will exchange vows on August 31. Both ore graduates of Kla math Union .high school, Miss uu'stn. m jD4ii nd ...r. uiv'i n in 1044. After his discharge from the army air Corps, Mr. Carlson1 eiirunuii ii i oouiiiern urogon col lege at Ashland where he is now studying.. Wtdnooday Meeting Scheduled By Club Members ot the AAUW after noon book group will meet at 2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon, April 2, at the home of Mrs. A. D. Addison, Lakeshoro drive, Mrs. Paul Buck will review a- honk on Russia. Edna A NUMBER OF COLLEGE GIRLS are entertaining guests these days over spring vocation from school. Among them ore Shirley Mason, right, daughter of Mrs. Carl Moson, who has as her guest a former Klamoth Foils girl, Charlene Harmon. Charlcne is the doughter of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Harmon of Kansas City, Missouri, formerly of this city. Both attend the University of Oregon ot Eugene. Guderian. Vacationers Head For Sunny Klamath oiks have been , -rapidly i, ?" 1 tnken off for surinc vacations in , is fine lor the vacations but hard been reduced to a faint flutter. Mr. and Mrs. Carleton w. Hormbrook have dropped notes to friends from the south where they arc enjoying a vacation of several weeks. They stopped at Lake Mead at Boulder City, Nevada, and continued on south? " from there. i colicge. Mary will be home this , Mr. and Mrs. J. Royal Shaw of i Pacific Terrace are at home again following a vacation of . nearly inrce monius in inc i SSS A Mrs. Shnw. who remained in Los Anonliw whom her mother was ; very ill. Speaking of the Shows ... their daughter. Wanda, and Nan cv Sampson of Eugene spent a few days of spring vacation from the University of Oregon at the Keith Leslie summer home near Bandon as guests of Kay Leslie. Wanda arrived in Klamath Falls Thursday. i Wilford E. Lamm was a recent i visitor at his home at Modoc I Point, reluming south to join Mrs. Lamm. They expect to be I back here about April 1, after a : delightful air trip which took 1 them to points in Old Mexico, j Yucatan and Guatemala. , A visitor here ,his wcck was , Richnrd Bogue and his young daughter. Beverly, who arrived I , . . i ..::. " LX "Mr mid Mrs V H ; gJi.ES '( ?Vrrii" and hta sister : i ti.. m -i m. 1 C ark 0f KlumauV ! p.. dinner was enjoyed at the n.iL.ne rnnen WonnostlHV eve- ning. Mr. Bogue is head geolo gist with the New Jersey Zinc company at Golden. Mr and Mi-i Gem ue Clark for Portland to spend the greater part of the week Their children, Dick and Nancy, will spend spring vacation with their grand- parents. Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Bogue of the Merrill section. ivirs. juiues ri. riiiiuu aiiu ' daughter Jean will leave Sun. day morning for Eugene, where they will attend the wedding of Mrs. Hilton s cousin, t.eoia uei fenbacher. University of Oregon senior, and William Simonds Jr., Oregon Stale college student. The ceremoi.y will be read at 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon in the First Methodist church and at the' reeentinn Mrs Hilton will serve the weddinc cake. Mrs. Hilton and Jean expect to re turn immediately after the wed ding. ' June Selstrom, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Selstrom, B05 North Ninth street, spent the Sast week in Portland ond Iarylluirst. She was the guest of Marv Vandenberg, daughter ipf Circuit Judge and Mrs. David R. Vanri"'"vn. nt Marylhurst Killmcyer Climes going and coming from vacations ' ? tf? the southland ... all of which on the social whirl which has lion. Mary Ellen Wright, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Wright, left Saturday morning for Eu gene after spring vacation here. Mary Ellen will be one of the candle lighters at the Sunday afternoon bedding of a sorority sister, Lcola-Dcffenbachcr. Dr. and Mrs. Albert O. Rocnickc and their three chil dren, Ruth. Virginia and Fred erick, will leave Sunday morn ing to enjoy spring vacation in the north. They will visit for several days with Dr. Roenicke's sister and family. Dr. and Mrs. Alan Smith, and then continue to Long Beach. Wash., where the family spent a month last sum mer. They plan to return over the Oregon coast route the latter part of the week. Tea Plans Plans for the post-Easter bridge party and tea soonsored by the guild of St. Paul's Episcopal church are rapidly being com' ! P,c'ed nd reservations for the i?" bciB m"de th,s conv : Ulfi WCCK PF-. "c of "e latest ! ot ,h.e sPr!"?, scso"; '? sShfd"J for the Willard hotel Saturday afternoon, Aoril 12. the first Sat urday after Easter Sunday. Reservations chairman is Mrs. Raymond Reeves, but she will I be in Portland this coming week, arc Inking cf- K,rvtl012s m-v be "" E ?R. ht' Barron, telephone 6o06; M s. Jam cs Swansen, 6683: Mis. Thomas Radcliffc. 4798: Mrs. I Warren Bonnet 4.125; Mrs. E. G. Goeckner. 8376: Mrs. Irving Dixon. 3968: Mrs. Elsie Siemens, 6952. Also working on the com mittee is Mrs. Dora Goddard. Airs. R. Henry Anderson is gen eral chairman and all women of tlie city are issued a cordial in vitation to play cards or drop in for tea later. Entertained Recently. Senators Marshall Cornctt, Carl Kngdahl, and Representative Henry Semon and their wives entertained at a dinner dance at the Marion hotel. Quito a murmcr was caused by the St. Patrick's Day decorations with a buffet table centerpiece of green carnations with a shamrock and Irish hat, green tapers in potato holders, and among other clever touches, green cellophane shamrocks on the mirrors of the Salem hotel. tff l COMrAt.il.G NOTES ON SCHOOL ACTIVITIES are Virginia Ellen Smith, daughter of Mrs. J. E. Smith, and her houssguest, Jeonne Toy The girls ara affiliated with Sigma Kappa sorority ot Oregon State college. Jeonne is the daughter of Mrs. Mary Toy of Billings, Mon tana, and is prominent in activities of OSC. The two plan to return to Corvallis early next week. Guderian. ' ' "V '' '! 'U"1 .-' I" "li"" .......... ...... , ; 1 y x i ( . v I ;:;' tfsgmm " j THREE IZAAC WALTONS are, left to right, Dorothy Lee Osborn, June Earhart and Mary Breed. Dorothy and Mary are June's guests from the University of Washington at the Ear jhart home on Eldorado street. Mary's home is in Port Orchard, ond Dorothy's in Bremer ; ton, Woshington. June is the daughter of Dr. ond Mrs. Samuel D. Earhart. The three girls iwill return to school Sunday. . . P. S. Dorothy caught the fish! I Guderian. Jeanne Long Is Feted At Party Friday Evening The D.. j Liskey hor .c on Au burn street was the scene of a party on Friday evening of this i week when Mrs. Liskey and Maxine Liskey entertained for Jeanne Long, bride-elect of James E. Benham. Bridge was played during the evening, and later refreshments were served. Attending the bridal shower were a number of college girls renewing acquaintances while home on spring vacation from their various schools. Invited were Jeanne. Mrs. Nicholas Long. Betty Rea Mar tin, Mrs. Edna Randall. Mrs. Paul Fairclo. Mrs. Robert Burns. Josephine Tnorton. Bonnie Hau ler. Joy Kent. Margie Clark, Helen Howry, Barbara Palmer. Nancy Bennet, Dorothy Riggs, Mrs. Dick Hicks. Jean Under wood and Barbara Brostcrhous. Linen Shower Sharon Lee Willits. a bride of this afternoon, was compliment ed with a linen shower when her maid-o.'-'.ionor. Marcelyn Wig gins, entertained at the family home. 820 Eldorado. Thursday evening. Mrs. A. G. Wiggins assisted in serving the dessert, which was followed by the pres entation of gifts. Honoring the bride-to-be were Mrs. William Baustein, Mrs. Tony Molatore. Mrs. A. F. Peter steiner, Mrs. Douglas Clement, Mrs. Lewis H. Craver. Beverly Zamsky. Betty Rea Martin, Bar bara King. Marie Suty, Karen and Maxine Harden. Patricia Bcnoist. Betty Lou Cleig. Car men Lee Jones, Lynden King, Lois Cadu. Effie Botens and Do lores Marsh of Portland. . Spring" Tea W,. ..i.... nf T?ol. .nnc r.nK And Country club entertained for new members at the country iclub Friday afternoon. The pretty tea was the social func tion introducing the new season at Rcamcs. j Mrs. Merle Swansen was chair man of the affair, assisted by Mrs. Haarby Bccben, Mrs. John 1 Merryman, Mrs. Jack Webber. I Mrs. J, R. Shaw. Mrs. L. D. Stephens. Mrs. Frank Tarr, Mrs. Enrl Welmer. and Mrs. O. H. Buffington, Nancy Bennet, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Bennet of Cres cent street, arrived Friday from Mills college in Oakland to spend her vacation here. .1 '.: r-y VS? . mm Easter, Sets Theme For Recent Tea Easter baskets, spring flowers and all the gaiety of the season set the theme for the annual Sojourners spring tea. highlighting the group's club season. One hundred and eighteen guests and members enjoyed the affair which was held on Wednesday after noon at the Willard hotel. Mrs. C. G. Hooper was chairman of the tea. assisted by Mrs. C. W. Fyock. Mrs. A. G. Kusler, Mrs. A. M. Compton, Mrs. R. E. Craney and Mrs. A. S. Reinhart. Mrs. H. R. Kirchan and Mrs. John B. Lister presided at the . tea tat,ie which was pretty with i-. I p. its Easter basket centerpiece, finil Hrrnri m flanked with pussy willows and I Ol I KJLjl Ol 1 1 (daffodils and yellow tapers. The public is invited to the In the absence of the prcsi final . concert of this season's re-' dent. Mrs. Lin Miles, who was cital programs on Sunday. March . '" Mrs. John B. Lister, vice 30, at 2:30 o'clock in the Sacred president, welcomed guests. Heart school of music. This Bridge was played later in the group of high school students day with awards going to Mrs. will present both vocal and in- Jacob Koenig Jr., Mrs. A. J. strumental numbers. Songs in Honzel, Mrs. J. J. Doyle, Mrs. J. many languages, attractive Ashley. Mrs. C. Dakin, Mrs. G. piano ensemble productions, and B. Inman and Mrs. Lee Mussel the new vocal and string en- man. Mrs. Don Harlan received semblcs will highlight the after- the tea table centerpiece as a noon's concert. special award. The students presented are . Dcrlene Smith, Joan Murphy, ' Vicif-inn Joan Moore. Margaret Wedel, i v 151 lmy Patricia Knoll, Gwendolyn Som-! Four girls from San Jose Slate ers. Harriet Lavgnik, Ellen college nave been visiting in O'Keefe. Susan Gans, Theresa Klamaih Falls this past week at Wessel. Patricia O'Lcary, Geor-' the homes of two of the girls' gia Rose. Marian Newman, Pa- pj.u. .u.-c , ttt.i a. ..cr tricia Clark. Gertrude Calhoun, ; house guest, Beverly Brown, Elizabeth Andcrsch, Alice Baker, 1 spent spring vacuon al the home Phillip Clark. Ellen Murphy, j of June's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Donna Provost, Janice Larson A. W. O'Brien. At tnc nonie of and Hazel Vines. Elaine Abbott t Mr. and Mrs. A. II. McL,ean, and Donna Powers will assist Marilyn Fleming was a guest of on the program. their daughter Pearl, also home Festive Party II was a festive day last Wed- tion and started earning creotts ne.-aay. March 19, when young toward her high school teaching Holland Bailey, son of Mr. and credentials. Miss McLean will Mrs. Charles Bailey, was lion- j complete her senior year at the ored on his fourth birthday with end of this spring term. Miss a party given by his grandmoth-; Fleming is a graduate of San cr, Mrs. R. C. Woodruff, at her : Jose State, where she is a part Pacific Terrace home. A number time mathematics teacher in the of Rolland's little friends were college while working for her on hand to celebrate the occa- master's degree at Stanford. Ma sion. A green hat in the center of joring in chemistry, Miss Brown the party table held daffodils I is now a junior student at San and forsythia, and games and j Jose State, favors were all on a St. Patrick's Da,yt!lcm7 - , I Saturday Party , . Inviled to wish Rolland a hap- ' . . hirthfiu., wer.. viekin Howie. I Some 60 guests attended a George Flitcraft Jr.. Stanley Staiecr Jr.. Diane Drew, Speed Post, Sue Shaw, Bill Sproat, Sandra Borcher, Diane Rad cl.fie, Kat'i ''' ftoii. Sten 'en Stiles, Robbie Ellingson, Dickie Scott. Bill Ray, Terry O'Sulli- After a brief visit, Mrs. Bush re van, David Ragland, Frederic turned to her home In Salem by Blehn and Christie Rose. I plane Monday. . , " . from ban Jose. I Miss O'Brien has recently ! comDlcted her work lor uradua- i Saturday night parly last week end when Mrs. Prentice Yeo- mans and Mrs. Martin Ramsby entertained for Mrs. AfKihcl Bush of Salem. Spring flowers decorated the party rooms. Vi
