Klamath Falls Library Club Bridge Tea
SOCIETY
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RESPONSIBLE FOR THE Ingenious Valentine decorations and tollies ol the Library Club
nnuel bridge 1(0, were, from th I .ft, Mrs. Worran Bonnet, Mrs. E. S. Robinson, Mr.. George
Roberts and Mil. William Moor..
ASSISTING AT THE LIBRARY CLUB TEA In th Wlllerd Hoiol
Februory 2, wi, from the left, Sheryl Snoll, Joan Adomi, Carolyn
Boyd and Coll N.re.th,
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MORE HELPING HANDS . . . ot th. Library Club 1 war..
Iron lb lift, Shells Adlar, Shoron Gelnger, Marilyn Millar and Julia
Hernden
GUESTS AT THE BRIDGE TEA ... , glvn by th. Library Club
February 2 In Ik Wlllard Hotel . . . who were a fow of lh many
attending what I censldrd a maor social avarrt of tha yoor. From
Ik laft, M". H. H. Madol., Mr. Gram Ballay. Mri. J, B. Woovot
(partially In tha shadow), and Mrs. Joa Williams.
All photo by Kettler.
SMILING -SATISFACTION . . . with the success ol th. Library Club bridge tea Is expressed In
the elctwa ofi Mrs. Lyle Rotbenberoer and Mrs. Frank Tan., too committee; Mr. George Better
del, tn cu'umon, and Mrs. Archie James, bridge choir mart.
A CUP OF TEA end c on vr tattoo shared by th above
threesome at the Library Club tea. From the left, Mri. George
Dvgan, Mrs. Arthur Tricbwasser and Mrs. Robert Chile ate. V
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MRS. NEIL BLACK . . vary buiy person . . . last Saturday during
, th tea Hour. Mr. Marvin Nerseth, who alto poured at th Library
Club banefit bridge tea, U not pictured. Tha thro. guests being
arvod by Mr. Block, kit bofora tfwy could b Idantiflod.
Organised December 12, 190,
Library Club had tilts first preildent,
Ml. W. S.Wrdan.
Dating th first fw yart th pro
gram wr principally mutical, with
tha noma of Mr. Don Zumwolt, Mrs.
Frj Cof.r, Louis Lm (Mr. A. J.
Voyo), Agnot Laa (Mr. Frad Serial
lock, Burg. Mason Sr., and Garrett
Van ftlpar among othor appearing an
those early programs.
Library Club used tke stone build
Ing near Link River far Its first meet
Ing place. The buildings adjacent to
this pioneer structtire have since been
torn down. " '
the club became affiliated with
tke Oregon Federation of Women'
Clubs and th National Federation en
March 12, 1909.
Th . first benefit bridge tea . . . .
since then an annual affair . was
. given Jonuary 30, 1936 In tha club
rooms of th City Library . . . which
were made possible through past fund
raising efforts.
The proceeds of the bridge teas
wtr sent for many year to Down
bocK.r hospital In Portland. Mar
recently th money raised has been
contributed to the Case Benefit Fund
which I ui.d to pay for tonsillecto
mies performed on children whose
parent are unable to pay for them
BRIDGE WAS IN PLAY . . . when the photographer stepped by this
tab!. Pfayws from th left w.r.t Mrs. J. J. Stelger, Mrs. Claud
Davit, Mr. F. Cell Adams and Mrs. Lloyd Gobi. , V
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