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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2, 1748 HERALD AND MEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON PACE ELEVEN Recital Date Set For Friday Eve Mm, Dun J, wull will pii'sent wr vnlrn nncl pliuui pupil In Kit iiuiiuiil riwllnl plmmcd fur Friday evening, June 4, Tim public In iiuillnlly Invlli'd tu the iiriuir, which will ho held nt 7:30 In the aucll liirliini ii( Mm illy library, " lli liiw Ik Iliu piouiuiii: . "I'MiwIlliK Teddy lleuis" .niiin j 2 The Hli'vo Hi'i'ilrr Ull'Vllllll" - Hchiium Uuvld Moorp "Amrrlruii I'uliol Mruihnin, air. by Hiliiiiiiii Thud Hpiauue "Wars and Htllpps Kol pvpr" HoUfu. mr. by Hilmum Kimi'iir Mi'llrr "llnrrui'olle" ilium "Tlr iif llnlf. limn"! Ofiriiiuirh, nrr. by Thuinpsnii Cora Knman Chlliulnwn" - Jumps Nouns lluve Keeder "II Viiiu lo the ItlMng Him" i (ruin 'Coq d'Or"i - . Umuky-Koiimkuv Wiivim AiikcI ' Kur KIM" Beethoven Mmcla Mill "Hprcmidc" HrhulirrL Lurry William ' My Henri nt 'I II rlwepl Voice" Hnllll-SuPll PutflV Puynp Hoiikh: "A Winter l.ulluliy" Dr Kovrn "CelPMfl Npwcoiiiup MurguiPl Optbrr IMaim: "Fantasia In C Mlnur" Mnjirt w Amelia I'uticrhon Kiiiiuii; "Cam Mli- Urn" Giordano ' "Imllnii Uivo Cull" Frlml C'Hllirrlnii Olitldrn Ptunn: "Hungary" Koplllng Virginia . mitnmn Hongs: "Ah. Tin a lirrain"- Hawlpy "O, Dry Tlup Tears" - Del Ittcgo Sara Humble Piano: "Hungarian Dump Nn. T" ilrnhm Mh Kuiitnti Honga. "(lulrn Abend, (lit Night' Itruhm "Ual NlMlif K)crul( Cnrol Arkermiin IMnnn' Tu Ititlnliiii" Homer Oriinn "Arliaut" Much Jnmr Metier HtiiiKH ' "Vnl rJir Happlp" 'flom ".Mmrlnun n( Fluaro") Miuurt "Only a Row" Prlml "In thp Hnrtng" 'impubllhnli lliirrv Ilurrl Mnrv Jnnr Howard Piano' "Vitliir Trllf" Hlbrllui Op. 44 Mnrilvn JoIuivmi flonit' "Itlmplunto" Tmnrlll "Pale Moon" .- (.wan 1-Ols Hulvprsnn Pmno "Valp In C Sharp Minor" clmpm on in. Mo j Hevprlv Kohn Bonn- "Dip lllcden nr-tmdlrrp" Schumann. Op. 40. Nn. "Tliti mtnH Plnmliman" ClaikP John Curtpr Piano: "Kiudp In K Mn)or" rhnpln. Op. 10, No S Hnrton Admit Aung' "So-n'l" W'-hlra "A llpart That' Fr-" Robvn y Carol Hl-bhln . P apo- "Rinitp n( Spring' Binding. Op. Vn J Wilma UliirVman Mr and Mra Don Ottprbeln are pending till" week w ith hl par- I r.u, Mr. and Mra. Paul OllrrbPln. at Uirlr home In Klamath FalU. The two wrrr marrlrd In a cere mony read In Ixm Anselpa, Cultlor ma laat Saturday, and will return to the Southern Cnllfornla, rlty lo make their home. Hrtnre lifr mnr riaite. Mra. Ottrrbpln wa Joan But Irr o( South llrnd, Indiana, Culliiillc DniiKlitera o( America. Inatullntliiii of offliera wu held Monilny evcnhiK, Mny 24, III the pnrlah hull. llop O'liiry, iirund ri'itrnt, uppiird the inpcilnit with a pruyer, followed by the auluui to tha Unit, the iiutionul nntlipin und the npi'iiliiu (mIp. Aflrr extandhiK hrr Ihnuka to the oflhrrn, ciiiiiinltlpi' und iiipuibpia, Mra. O iury turned the Kavel over tu the luatnlllnK iif flcrr, Klli'ii Kly, who wua nanlalrd by Monitor Ann Plain and Omiinlal lxjulae Vauuhn. The (ulliiwlnii offliera were In HUillrcl : iirund rrueiit, KuiIiIitii Miittulrp; vice ri'KPnl, I.eone Mather; prophptrKk, Mary Ann Ornnnn; flnnniinl aoirplury, Kl lea be til llrandhiipfui; treanurer. Mary How urd; fiiiuilior, Minnie MrCroaky; lr( iiurr. Cllndya Ulpphena; hUlorlun, Vivien Klernea; aenllniil, Mnrcelln (.'nrrlpr; oritunlnt, Iouiae Vauuhn; ti uitrra, Mie O Leary, Violet Pleer. The InXKlllnit officer and her aviMniita wore cornuitpa u( puriile and Kold, the court uolora, and a pnat uruuil iPitrnl'n pin wua prenellt ed tu Hone (Jlnry by Kuthlrrn Muiiulie, iirnnd iritPllt. Phlllla Mithoupy wua proiirum und rpfrrnhmrnt rhiilriuun, aanlntrd b- lltirburu Cnnlou, Ann Klula, lluj-llo Nurpy, AkIU Krltupdy, Monica Moptlclier, Murlnn Conlou. Hcity Frye. Jrun Duke. KIIpii Pat tpraon nud Maude Itpllnnl. Awards In whint wpnt lo Ida Mix hrtliu (or hlk'h Kcore. Minute MrCronky and Mnthlldu Hurl. Bpcond. Catherine Allrn. coiiMilation and Jeuea Muty re pivpiI the atiecinl award. 1'hc tablp. at which rp(rp.ihmrnl wrre nerved, waa cenlerPd with i bPautKully-dPcornipii enke wreathed with ronra and luarrlbed "To the New CXIIcrra" Hone Olury and Kiilhlrrn Mnmilrp prealdcd at Uic tru and coffee service. )a.ai'.iiyi,iu if ffmvx il ' ! 'C,e--- i ' J it.'. '... ill. i j i- u " . i-: . t, v-i a.'j THE KLAMATH UNION high school drum ensemble wos entertoined ot dinner ot the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ceorgc Most on Horlon drive Sunday oftcrnoon, Moy 16. From left are Charles Norland, Leonord War.h, David Coski, Mrs. Mast, Wallace Licchty, Junior Daven port and Edward McCrocken. Jones-Miller. ENGAGED is Jean Jones, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jones o f Tulelake, Calif., who will wed Earl R, Heuer of Sacramento. No date for the nuptials has been set. f Women's Club I.ANOKIX VAM.EY-Mrs. Grace Dearborn and Mrs, Mnry Dearborn ei.trrtnlned the Lnnxell Vnlley Women's club at the home of the (ormer on Thurnduy afternoon. Miriam Potucek. prraldrnt, con ducted the meeting. A benefit dance la plnunrd (or June 5. Kor the next meeting each member Is onkrd to brum food suit able (or shipment abroad, tinned meats, rhpeap, tea, puddings, choco late and dehydrated soups. Hhea Home will be In charge of packing bones A nominating committee, Htclls Dcllrl, Bonnie Pernlund and Mar garet Burnett, waa appointed. Ileasle Campbell and Rhea Hnue will enlertnln the club at the parish hall, June 17. ftcfrenhmpnts were served to the following members and gueits. Hat tie Walker. Ruby Brown, Mnren Randnll. Miriam Potucek. Rtella Denel. Alice Brown. Bonnie r"ern lund. Olndvs Mnrtln. Ev Roberta. Bobhlrtte Olft. Madce Monroe. Mae Oule Manjnret Burnett. Cora Leav lit Christine Brown and the host esses. Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Knox of Balrm were visitors the early pan ot the week with Mrs. Manihnll R. Cornell and Mr. and Mra. Elton Thompson. The visitors enloved a motor trip through the Tulelake country Tueaday, followed by din- ! ner there. Mra. Knox arrived earlier In the week and was Joined by her hus band, who I with Oregon Physi cians Service at Salem. They left Tuesday (or their home. Carolyn and Torpy Koenlg. chil dren of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Koenlg. of 22M Clarden, led last week-end with their grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. E. Harrington Sr. of Columbia City and will be gone (or several weeks visiting at the Harrington home. ...ON A TRIASURID DAY! tft.warf Pvnro Coon Or MB. nMt wwinma . mirm, on, atrml, or a com- pUH mnirheH tl of Prihto Cookriui will eontrlbuta most (w vnry brirlVi hoinomnkini hnppi nmm. Kor, h(-pefl PuRjTToCookinjr nuikm avttn 1 1 to nvml inriprrirmwl homemkr nn ipcrt cook, rinhl from th wtnrU It mnke noaiibU m to two limm of eilra kllchtv frradntn Yory dny. Mir lima IV rvUialton und piMmirvl NATION At ftfllfURf COORffRCANNffi Uswtri 11-Mrt !1Mrt 3-axwrl anno cookia Wlx -VKH-MAIlll" M10) 4-a,uart nnio c;oki -Ck.Mil" aw oi REEVES HARDWARE & ELECTRIC MERRILL Penny Club BONANZA Mrs. Owen Pepplc emertnlnrd the Penny club at her hi.me on Wednesday evening. Mra. Alva Maxwell received the traveling prlM. Delicious refreshments were served at midnight to Mrs. Addle Puddy, Mrs. John Horn. Mrs. Claude Bechdoldt, Mrs. Alva Max well. Mrs Illrdle Burke. Mrs. Ed Oowen. Mra. Bill Bechdoldt and Mrs. Pepple. The eighth and 101 h grade boys and girls gnve a surprise party (or Murgle and Adcle Brown, whose birthdays fall on the same day. Games were enjoyed until a lute hour when lovely party refresh ments were served. Adele and Margie ore daughters o( Mr. and Mrs. John Brown o( Bo nanza. Co-Hostesses Ernestine Read and Gladys Hogue were co-hostcascs at a party held al the Read home on Crystal Springs road Monday evening. Oue.its were members o( the Klam ath Saddle club. Comic costumes were worn by guests and supplied the evening's entertainment. Special recognition (or costumes went to Alice Dale Elledgc and Clarice Moon, as hobos: Helen Perry, an Apache dancer: Ruth Williams, as a (arm girl, Ernestine Read as Sndle Hawkins: Llllloai Ulllts. as Kokomo Hnttte: Lavlna Mnttoon, as a Olbson girl, Viola Ruge and Jo Matt, as Chinese girls: Liza McDonald, as a Crinoline girl: and Francis McNeely as a hick. Present were Beth Chase. Mildred Burton. Alice Dale Elledge. Wllma Rice, Clarice Moon. Bonny McMn hon. Francis McNeely, Ruth Wil liams. Ellra McDonald, Mable Lls key, Blanche Hntchett. Viola Ruge. Fay Welmer, Helen Perry. Lavlna Mattoon. Jo Matt. Ernestine Read, Gladys Hogue and Lllllnn mills. In games. Beth Chase. Helen Perry. Lillian mills and Fay Welmer received (Irst prize (or the (unnlest costume. Bridal Shower Ruth Bocttcher was hostess at a bridal shower held Monday night. May 24, In honor o( Mary Ellen Long, bride-elect of Joseph J. Bair. Bingo was played and a special award received by Mrs. George Hum. Mrs. Jim Hunter gave a clever skit and presented gifts to Mary Ellen. A poem written by Mrs. Hunter was read by Mrs. Carl Grubb. Those attending were Mrs. Virgl! Veltch. Mrs. C. U. Dakin. Mrs. Irma Biur, Rose Marie Bair, Mrs. Milton Price, Carol Newman. Mrs. Eddie Houfs, Mrs, Carl Grubb. Margaret Grubb, Mrs. George Hum, Mrs. Jim Hunter, Mrs. Julian Abbott. Mra. Hurley Hull, Mrs. Emmett Gilllngs, Mrs. A R. Dickson, J. Reglnatto, Josephine Reginntto, Mrs. John Hobinson. Mrs. H. W. Boettchcr, Mrs. Harvey Teal, Mrs. Calvin Peyton. Mrs. Sterling Burncs, Mrs. William Long; the guest o( honor, Mary Ellen Long, and the hostess, Ruth Boettchcr. .Those unable to attend but who sent present were Mrs. Stuart Mosclcy. Mary McCIane. Mrs. Effie Paul. Mrs. Charles Fyock, Mrs. Wilson Fyock and Mrs. R. M. Smith. Eight Et Forty Klamath salon 355. Eight et Forty, met at the Tulelake ranch home ot j Mrs. George Yost Wednesday eve jning. Mrs. William Hooper was a&slst I ant hostess, and colored movies on I the Hawaiian islands were shown. I Mrs. Lester Finley presided, and I Mrs. Alfred Petersteiner recorded i proceedings of the business session. I On June 16, the salon will have a dinner at Foster's restaurant on Oregon avenue. Members are re minded lo note that the date is earlier than Uie usual time. Mrs. Wyatt Padgett entertained last week (or members o( her book: club and among the guests was Mrs. Rahlen C. Hastings of Port land who was here with Mr. Hast ings (or several days. Civic Group Meets Friday Afternoon FORT KLAMATH The meeting of the Civic Improvement club waa held In the club house Friday afternoon with the president, Mrs. W, B. Hescock, In the chair. Starting this month, the regular bi monthly meetings of the club hava been resumed, (ailing on the (irst and third Fridays of the month. During the business session. Mrs. Ella Redkey and Mra. Kobow o( Klamath Falls spoke to the gathering In regard to Girl Scout activities and possibilities o( organizing a local branch o( Olrl Scouta, tentative plans being made to this end by the club members, who will take up the matter further at the next meeting. Members are reminded that at the next club meetings, namea of secret friends of the past year will be re vealed and new ones drawn for the ensuing year, and are urged to be present and bring a gift for their former secret friends. Mrs. A. E. Coplun was welcomed as a new club member. Following business dUcuuiloh, those present enjoyed a yery Inter esting program consisting ot reci tations and poems an well as prac tical demonstration o( their actual school work by the following grade school pupils under the direction of their teacher, Mrs. Frank Strahan: Harriet Coplan. Barbara Rlndt, Patty Lou and Sharon Hescock, Clark Roeder and Richard Wright. At the conclusion of the program Mrs. Raymond 8. Loosley and Mrs. William Martin as hostesses (or the attcrnoon served refreshments to the following members: Mrs. A. E. Coplan. Mrs. Delbert Denton, Mrs. W. B. Hescock, Mra. Wilbur Fergu son, Mrs. Frank Edwards, Mrs. Nettle J. Bishop, Mrs. Frank Denton, Mrs. William C. Hackler, Mrs. Rich ard Young, Mrs. Earl M. Jackson, Mrs. Ray Prowell, Mrs. Patrick J. McAulilfe. Mra. Marvin Roeder. Mrs. Frank Strahan, Mra. J. B. Thomas, Mrs. M. T. Williams and the follow ing special guests of the afternoon, Mrs. William Brewer. Mra. Edith Bricco. Mrs. Ella Redkey and Mrs. Kobow. Dinner Party Mr. and Mrs. George Mast enter tained at dinner in honor o( the Klamath Union high school drum ensemble May 16 t their home on Harlan drive. Spring (lowers decor ated the room, and bowls o( Chinese sacred lilies and ferns were arranged at the table. Small red and white drums marked places. The a((air was held for the boys on the occasion of win ning state honors In competition. Present were Leonard Wash, David Coskl. Charles Norland. Wal lace Lletchy, Edward McCracken and the host and hostess. 'June Earhart, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Samuel D. Earhart. left late this week by plane (or Phila delphia, Pa., where she will report (or studies at the University of Pennsylvania school o( nursing. June has been home for two weeks visiting with her family and friends. Mrs. George Ortele has Just re turned from a three-week vacation. Accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Bertha Vincent, of San Jose, Calif, Mrs. Grizzle visited relatives In Phoenix. Ariz., going from there to points of Interest In the Southwest and later visiting her birthplace Osborne, Kas. Book Club ' The Edith Cunning Book elub of the Business and Professional Women's club, met Monday, May 34, when Coral Sabo aa hostess served a 6:30 o'clock buffet dlnntr In htr heme at 73 Pine street. Eleanor Davis waa guest ravitw er She presented Louis Bromfteld't new bonk, "Malabar Farm," ft timely story of soil reclamation and conservation of (arm land. The re view, as given by Mlsa Davla, creaU ed a great deal nf Interest within the group of listeners. Other guests were Mary Jane Sab and Alex Brumbaugh. Members present Included Jaa quallne Newrom. Martha McCoIlum, Loralne Qillllen. Elenora Weather ford, Oertrude Tolle, Luclle Tweed, Suzanne Hamilton, Beralce Brltt, Catherine Brumbaugh, OUIe Lan drum, Margaret Klpllnger and the hostess. Coral Sabo. Catherine Brumbaugh Invited the. club to her home for Its June H meeting. 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