PACE SIX
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
SATURDAY, JULY X), f4t
Plavt Ime Activities
(Continued from pti five)
the University of Oregon fur summer session.
Jim Howard Is not taking regulsr summer schooling, but hp U
keening busy at the Hamilton air fore base In California "varationlng"
under arm; supervision. Jim will return to feu atudiea at the University
of Oregon In the fall.
Betty Clelf. mho graduated last spring from Arawtrong'g Business
college, U deciding at present where the want to apend the next two
year of college tentative plana Involve San Jose Stat In California.
Betty U teaching dancing thl summer.
Working thl summer also are Mary Vandenberg. Marylhurtt: Ellen
O'Keefe, Seattle college: Joan Murphy, Lady of the Mount In Lo
Angeles; Earl Wlsecsrver. Southern Otegon college; Patricia O'Leary,
Marylhurst, and Dave Vandenberg, Santa Clara university In California.
Art courses will be taking up Betty Westltn August. Betty, home
from Oregon State, plana to take the course offered at OTI this
summer. Nancy Humble, who ha been attending Vanport In Portland,
la working lor the welfare office thl summer. At present she Is decid
ing whether to return for her senior year. Sally Humble will return to
Willamette In the fall. Patricia Hansen, senior at the University of
Oregon, la vacationing with her parents thla summer also.
Ruth Landry was horn a brief few week from the University of
Oregon, and then left for a vacation In California with her mother.
Jtuth ha a big Job ahead next year as president of Phi Theta Vpsilon.
junior women honorary. She was elected at the Initiation banquet
last spring.
Other University of Oregon "kids" can be found from point in the
lava bed to Crater lake. Bill Southwell, sophomore, at the university.
Is being a keeper of the cave for the summer. Die' Yates Is working
at Crater lake again this summer and spends manv of his dava off
here. Dick and his parent live In Grant Pas now. I
Here for the summer from San Jose State are Milton Thompson
and Reno Marches. John Unman, Lou Lea Kandra. Don Bowman.
Stan Smith. Ron Newton. Jim Ongg and Oene Hover also are back
borne enjoying a new environment.
Aside from the tew mentioned here there are many Klamathites
at the various college throughout the states. Never realised what
wealth of college graduates-to-be there are In the Klamath area.
New Chapter
Receives Charter
Msnnnlta chapter IT of the Order of the Eastern Star received
It charter on Friday evening. July 22. at the Masonic temple, at which
the grand oiiicer 01 urrgon oinciateo.
The chapter wa instituted December 11. IMS. and since that time
the charter member hare been laying the groundwork for this or
ganisation. The constitution was preceded by a banquet at the Willard hotel In
-nonor 01 the grand officers, mem-
Rites Read
Married In a June ceremony tn
Portland were Mary Alice Cox.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lester
Cox of Cle Elum, and Harry Wil
liam Clawson, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Ouo W. Clawson of this city.
For the wedding the bride wore
white satin gown made with a
sweetheart neckline outlined with
seed pearls, fitted bodice and long
sleeves. The double veil was held
In place by a halo of seed pearls.
She carried an arm bouquet of
calls line tied with, wide satin rib
bon. Mrs. Gordon Myers of Portland
was matron of honor for her sis
ter. Geraldin Coleman of Cle El
tun and Roma Willing ham of Klam
ath fsiis were bridesmaids.
Best man was Myrus Oestvang.
Charles Cox and Robert Clawson.
brothers of the bnde and bride
groom served as tubers.
After a trip to Canada, the two
are at home at 329 South Eleventh
street.
Mary was giwduated from the Cle
Bum high school tn lMg and at
tended Pacific university -at Forest
Grove this past year.
Harry I a graduate of Klamath
Union high school and be attended
Oregon State college last year.
Entertained
LANOELL VALLEY. Mrs.
George Fernlund and Mrs. Louis
Stoller entertained the Langell Val
ley Women's club at the parish hall
n Thursday afternoon. Mildred
Novotny. president presided.
The club will give a dance the
twentieth of August and the next
meeting will be August IS with Vir
ginia Thomas and Bessie Praser as
hostesses.
Grace Dearborn won the contest
prise.
Refreshments were served by Mrs.
Stoller and Mrs. Fernlund to Mar
garet Burnett. Mildred Novotny,
Orsce Dearborn. Bobblette Olft,
Stella DeBeL Tillle Walker. Edna
Hood. Miriam Potucek. Agnes Pfeif
fer, Madge Monroe, Lucille Evans
and BUlle ColwelL
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bers and visitors.
During the intermission between
the constitution and the presenta
tion of the charter and installation,
the group was entertained with
piano duet by Mrs. Alma Cofer and
Mrs. Beatrice Denlson.
Charter members of Mansanlt
chpir are Virginia Brown, worthy
matron; Walter Brown, worthy
patron; Anna Blmmonds, associate
matron; Robert Simmonds. associate
patron; Thelma Creswell. secretary:
Gladys Metier, treasurer: Berths
Baker, conductress: L. A. Baker,
sentinel; Margaret Csrnes. chap
lain; Georgianne Amoc Adah;
Helen Lee. marshal: Edith Adair
Ruth: Kathleen Ward. Esther;
Madeline McLaren. Electa: Caroline
westover, associate conductress
Gertrude Cross, warden: Beatrice
Well. Vera Hayes. Sauna Hitchcock
ana Jean Puckeu.
Grand officers who were present
to ins lsu me new enspter were Edna
o. Tnorne. worthy grand macron;
Leslie Bass, worthy grand patron;
Convell Davy, associate grsnd pa
tron; Alice Robinson, grsnd con
ductress; Marjone Mernott, grand
chaplain; Irene McKlnley, grand
organist: Gladys Halousek. grand
Adah. Harriett Bass, grand Esther;
Harriet Bsiley. grand Electa. Cath
erine Feiger. past grand matron;
Roy Hatfield, past grand patron,
and Rex Hartley, past grand patron.
New members added to thla or.
ganixation since it Institution
Anns Beard, Allen and Ellen Betsrh
Clara Rose Douglas. Bertha Poll.
Lawrence and Naomi French. Vera
Pntsch. Freda Jackson. John N. Lee.
sieien sacvornacit. Clella MacDon-
aid. Norma Merrill, Mary Jane 8s bo
Frank and Carrie 8himmin. Har
old and Laura Simmons, Joan and
Mary Stanley, Mitchell and Ellen
Stump, Mary Thompson. Lillian
webb. Ruth Weimar. Catherine
Wright, Lois Whytal, lona Wells,
Ida wrenn. Prince and Dorotha Ko
berg. Charlotte Hotchkl, Psul and
Dorothea Buck. Ruth and Paul
Alexander. Blanche MeUer. John
and Fern Roman, and David and
uia rreeiand.
Rites Tomorrow
i-.ooert Trotman will take Joan
tdith Oerstet. of Portland for his
br.de in a ceremony tomorrow
ounday. at :30 at the home of his
iiuenu. ur. and Mrs. Frank E
Trotman of Merrill.
A reception will follow on the
lawn of the Trotman home.
Mis Oersten Is the d slighter of
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Oersten of
Portland. Her sister, Nancy, will
be here to be maid of honor
and a college friend of the bride
groom, Duane Netland of Lebanon
wil be best man.
The groom 1 a graduate phar
macist, having studied at Oregon
8tate college, and he Is In busi
ness In Merrill. Hi bride-to-be Is
a senior at OSC.
Guests of Dr. snd Mn u.n
Csrter recently were Margaret Har
rison and Ramona A brains of Taft
The two stopped for a few day on
vacation from their work In Port
land. Ramona wa a college friend
of Charlotte Carter Fey.
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A CANDLELIGHT CEREMONY was the scene of the wedding
or jimmie roe rwxJisert ond tvereft tfosrwick cf Ashland.
Jimmie is the daughter of Mr. ond Mrs. J. J. Modisett ond
the groom is the son of Mr. ond Mrs. Everett Bostwick of
Ash land.
Evergreen.
Engaged
Surprise
Lois Cads, bride-elect of George
Long, wa feted with a surprise
bridal shower at Ih Elks party mom
on Wednesday evening. Hostesses
for the affair were Mrs. Hubert
Vamtrrlmtr aiW Janice Htlyeu.
Winners of Hit games played dur
hut the evening were Barbara Pal
nier. Mrs. Robert Kent. Mrs, Larry
Sowell and Brtly Westlln.
Attending the party sere Mi.
Robert Kent, Mrs. John Hlerner.
Lois' grandmother: Ml. Elisabeth
long, mother of the groom: Mrs.
Iswrenre Cada. the bride s mother:
Mr. Roger Vandrrhoff. Mrs. Robert
Clsmmer. Josephine Thornton. Mrs
rrearlc Foulon. Barbara Palmer,
Georgia Tockey. Betty Westlln. Mrs.
Larry Sowell. Mary Brooks and
Judith Larson.
Sending gifts but unable to attend
were Betty Champagne, Viola Wal
tei. Mrs. Robert Lyman and Mrs.
Erik Carlson.
Pioneer
Mrs. Jennie Hurn. beloved uloneer
of Klamath Falls, was guest of hon
or at a reception held Saturday
evening at Uie home of Mrs. R.
E. Watleuburg. under the auspices
of Prosperity Rebekah lodge No.
104. Mrs Hurn has been a member
of Prosperity lodge for 41 year,
snd. In appreciation of her services
to the organisation, waa recently
appointed chaplain of the state as
sembly of Oregon Rebekah.
Mrs. Mae Anderson, vice presi
dent of the ladles' auxiliary of
Patriarchs Militant, was also a
guest of honor. Mrs. Anderson Is
also prominent In the work of Theta
Hlio girls.
In charge of arrangements tor
the reception were Mrs. Fred Cofer.
Mrs. Clinton Landts, Mrs. Leland
Willlts. Mrs. Vers Llnkenbark and
Mrs. R. E. Wsttenburg.
Pouring during the first hour
were Mrs. J. F. Ooeller snd Mrs.
John Uerllngs. charter members of
Prosprrty lodge, 411 years sgo. and
during the second hour Mrs Lu
etic Bold, noble grand, and Mrs.
Corlnne Larson, vice-grand poured.
Table decorations were carried
out with a bowl of sweet peas and
baby breath, pink candles in crystal
candelabra and a hand-mad lace
tablecloth. Bowls of sweet peas were
also used about the rooms.
Mrs. Larson sang a group of old-
time songs, and Mrs. Fred Cofer
nd Mrs. Arthur H. Dentson enter
talned with piano duets. Olfta from
the lodge were presented to the
honored guests Fifty members snd
friends called during the hours from
o'clock to 10.
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NEWLY INSTALLED OFFICERS of Monianila chapter of the Order of fht Eotlorn Star are
shown obove. From left to right, in the back row, they ore Gertrude Oois, Uertho. Baker,
L. A. Baker, R. R. Simmond. Kathleen Ward. Clodvs Metier. Edith Adair and Anna Sim.
monds Front row, left to right, are Margaret Catnes, Thelmo Creswell, Caroline Wettover,
Edno S. Thorne, worthy grand patron. Walter Brown, worthy patron, Virginia Brown.
worthy matron, Leslie Bass, Modeline McLaren, Lois Whytal ond Georgian Arnot,
Gudrrlalk
Annual Picnic
WEED On Saturday evening the
Martha Circle held their annual
picnic at Abrams lake. Some of
the group enjoyed swimming. A de
licious picnic supper waa enjoyed
by all the members snd their
families.
Those present at the outing were
Mr. and Mrs. Louie Welch and
children, Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Ri
ley. Mr. snd Mrs. Henry Dnrretl
and children. Mr. and Mrs Henry
Christy and daunhter. Mrs. Delve
Chapman, Mrs. Uobbie Oemmtll,
Mr. and Mrs Bob Mallory and son.
Mr. and Mrs Ulra Anderson and
children.
Mr. snd Mrs. Harry Hedgepeth
snd daughter, Mr and Mrs. Ed
Uolts, Mr. and Mrs. Herb Hanson
and children, Mr. and Mrs. John
Booth snd uaughlcr, Kev. and Mrs.
Leonard Osbrink and baby, Mr. and
i rs. Max Layton and son. Mr. and
Mrs Charles Mushes, Albert Kent
and Richard Zimmera.
Anniversary ,
t ANOHI. VALLEY Mr. snd
Mrs. Lester l-esvui entertained wiui
a dinner on Ounday evening in
honor of their dauglitrr and son-in-law.
Mr. and Mrs Hoy HiKlges. on
Ihelr second wedding anniversary.
Oussta were Mr. and Mrs Roy
Hodge of Tulelake, Mr. and Mts.
Walter Granger and Judy of Suit
lake City. Mr and Mrs. Iier
Leavltt of Lo Vegas. Nev., Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Dearborn. Marllvn.
Helen and Charles, Itnnaiua; Mrs.
Mary Dearborn aid Mary 1-esrllt of
Langell valley.
Guests who dropped by later 'in
the evening sere Mr. and Mrs.
Wely ivatbtirn and family, Mr.
and Mrs. lull Huinrit and family.
Mr. and Mis Mike Dearborn and
family. Mr and Mis. lUrrv Fraslrr,
June, Ralph and Joseph Smith.
Mrs. Ivan Kandra, Jean I child Sr. of thla city.
Merrill. Mrs. John Pickett. Mrs.
John O'Neill. Mrs Robert Erland
son. Mrs. William Borchrr, Coos
Bay; Mrs Martin Conlin and Mrs
V. O. 8h unless. Payette. Idaho.
inning prises ror bridge were
Mrs. Ivan Kandra and Mrs John
ONellL
Mr. and Mrs. Meredith W. Phil
lips Sr, of Lincoln, Neb. have an
nounced the engagement and ap
proaching arnage of their daugh
ter. Rush Helen to John Arthur
Bjwen. son of Mr. snd Mrs. Stone
A- Bowen of Tulelske, Calif.
the wedding will be an event of
Thursday, August Is. snd the cere
mony will take place at the Bryan
:etnorial Methodist church tn Lin
coin. Rush attended the University of
Nebraska from which she gradua
ted this spring. While In college she
wa a member of the Towne club.
J or in served wttn tne navy during ' .
the war and he is now attending I V liliors nere
the University of Nebraska where I Visiting here with Mr anrf xti
be Is majoring In agricultural eco- I Ralph Howard at Present and Mrs
nomics. He will receive hi degree I Nelson Toy. mother of Mrs How
next June. I ard. and Claire To.
John parent plan to travel to ' Denver. Cola Miss Toy Is in in.
Lincoln to be present at the wed-' structor In clothing at Colorado
Women college In Denver.
Mr. and Mrs Richard Howard,
son snd daughter-in-law, and Mr.
and Mrs R. N. Toy. brother and
sister-in-law. are expected down
from Portland the first of the week.
The Howards, with their guests
and daughter. Mary Jane, spent the
dsy at Medford recently.
Church Vows
MT. LAKI At a simple cere
mony Saturday July 3J Burnire
Bridge-Dessert
Mrs. Raymond Blggers entertained
with a bridge dessert st her home!
Monday evening In honor of her Haney. only daughter of Mr. B. F
daughter. Mrs. Rlchsrd Gallagher I Haney of Grants Pass, became the
who Is visiting from Corvallis I "de ' Jac r ''rci"'d.? ,hf
.,,., , United Statea navy. Jack la the son
Attending the affair were Mrs Rex I of Mr. snd Mrs. Russell L. Fsir-
Histt Jr.
Cltlg.
Rev. D. B Anderson of the Klam-
sth Temple officiated in the pres
ence of members of the two fami
lies
The bride wore a tailored brown
and white striped suit with a pink
rose bud corsage pinned at her
shoulder. White accessories com
pleted her costume.
Mrs Erls Fairchlld was the
bride's only attendant. Mrs Fair
chi i wore a navy blue dress with
pink accessories Russell Fairrhlld
Jr. wa best man for his brother.
Following the ceremony the new
lyweds were feted at a dinner at
the Willard hotel.
The young couple plans to reside
In Klamath Falls after the groom
is discharged from the navy In the
spring. At present he Is stationed
In San Diego.
Held Over!
of Mrs. Melvln Henry on the Lake-
view road.
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i Af-.f r' ."y NEW THIS WEEK!
KiKr-SsS' JO.U DE SOTO
nil. I ' I tom t,t
F A 5imnri nf fhiroli
I SHOWN ABOVE ore Mr. and Mrs
luncheon at 1 pm. at the home Mark Simons. Mr. ond Mrs. Simons, who ore 75 years old.
i w i 1 1 j j t. mic .Hr
I X I M M Vr -l If I
vu
took a plane trip for their first visit to the west coast
Oudertan.
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THE WEDDING of Ruoh Helen
Phillips, doughfer of Mr. ond
Mrs. Meredith W. Phillips Sr.
of Lincoln, Neb., and John
Arthur Bowen, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Stone A. Bowen of
Tulelake, Calif, it set for
August 18 in Lincoln.
HOTELS
OSBURN HOLLAND
EUGENE, ORE. MEDFORD
Thoroughly Modern
r. as Mrs c. tsrlsy
sa J gsrlty
Prssrlslsrs
THE ENGAGEMENT of Leono
Moss, daughter of MSgt. ond
Mrs. C. E. Moss of this city,
was announced by her parents
recently. Leona'f fionce is
Ronald Ormsby, son of Mr.
ond Mrs. Robert W. Ormsby
of Silverton. No date has been
set for the wedding.
Jones-Miller.
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Adorable organdies, batiitet and prints.
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Formerly S4.9S ond $5.5.
Now
Children's pinafores, uniuitt, women'
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