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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 10, 1952)
rilUHSDAY, APHII, 10, 1052 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE SEVENTEEN tt i w VTft jtytnua emu 'I'll In iiihI That About Women Edited by Rufh King "It's A Woman's World" j wiwmii ii.Witii'MWwi'W'Miwji'Miiiiii.iuiW'l i. mmmmmm WOMAN SHE IS PRETTY TO WALK WITH, pretty to talk with and pretty to think on too . . . she's man') Ideal a lovely little keeper of the home, ah oorhed In menu hooks, and haby's bottles, yet erudite when council's needed: ulck at repartee but ki lent when her master frowns . , . slow to anger (sometimes) . . . modest as a flower, yet 'scintillating and radiant as a star . . . unmercenary in her mold of mind, while opulent and dainty in her tastes. A riaturc generous and free, albeit ... the incarnation of economy . . . she must be chaste and proud as Di ana was, yet warm as Ve nus ... to all others cold as some white glacier in northern sun ... to HIM as ardent as the rose that yields its sweetness to the burrowing bee. All ignorant of evil in the world . . . innocent as any cloistered nun. yet wise as I'hryno in the arts of love when HE went thirst ting to her not-tared lins . . . good as the best, tempt ing as the worst, a saint, a siren, a paradox. WOMAN. Klla Wheeler Wilcox EASTER HAT 1-tAm Ufnnt M.rtln Kh ntudlr Nature's fnrerait witn nil r,nirr nai in mina, I he perfect one to find. She welched with many prut and cim Ailvantaxea of fowrr, Or rlhbon, bowl, or feather, 'Ihrotijcli rnuntlena worrtrd hour a. At "ne aettled for the one That areined to reach prrtn Won- ml or Ntriw riu i b aiiu vctit A wonderful confection! On Kaater morn ahe wore It The one man to beguile: llr didn't ee the hat at all lie waa captured by her amlle. L" mi;i;ting Ktippa Chapter. Ileln Blftma Phi held n regular mt-rtiux April 1 &t lh hnine ol Iva Olwn, 303 Ko. 8th v.llh Mrs. fJnle Prentice as co- hOhtOB. April 0 the chapter met at the Pcllciui parly room lor a rllulfl of Jewels ceremony. The followini; pledKCn received pins: Knihtecn White. Doris Burton, I aim Melxer. W.indn O'Brien. Iva OImui. Dorothy Whilellne. Ruth Mc Colluir. Norma WuKKoner Dessert was served nt Ihc clow ol the meeting- OKIOINATOItS A Hay Street .shop here In Nas sau was one of the pioneers in 'MylitiK Madras cottons Into dirndls, making men's .shirks of the matert jal lor resort wear, and creating I n-ftnrt. fJvles in tie-on lo( and hal ,ler wparales. Vera Patterson, the iirjuKner. miiKes arce.siory sets oi the Mti'lrashandbaR, Mr Inn tie. and bell to brighten uo or add variety to cotton or linen resort dre.sr.i. with a white cotlon nhirt and black linen skirl, a plaid Mad ras of red, white and black would be mart, usltiK the .string lie for the .shirt collar, and .the cummer-bund-type bell to define a small waLstllne. o popular this spring. The matching handbag conies in two Htyhs, the larger pouch type of woven strips of material or the small, Mat envelope style. Shakespeare Starts Aug. 1 "Tempest' ASHLAND, Ore. April 10. A 30- day neuron and an ambitious pro Kniirt of Rllzubelhan muMc are amuim the Innovatlona for the 12th anniiul Orenon BhakMpcarian ley tival, opcnlnK In AKhland AuKU.st 1. 'Ihc inualc program rcpreaent one of the few major changes In the festlvul alnce Its origin In 1936 and It. along with the popular ap-pr-al of the 4 plays to be produced llu.s year, led to lengthening the reason by 6 day. The festival season opens Augu.it 1 with "The Tempe.il" followed by Henry V." "Much Ado about Nothing." and "Jullua Ccaxar," In that order on aucceftslve evenings including Sunday through August 0. No play will be given on Aug ust 211. that evening being devoted to a complete concert of Elizabeth an music. Hans Lamp! of the University of Southern California music departr menl, un authority on ancient ln Airumenis and music of the period, sill direct the new program. Lampl, In addition to special con certs, will conducts.2 choral groups and a concert orchestra In over tures before performances each evening, and will compose and di rect the Incidental music of the plays. Directing the plays this year will be 4 festival veterans: Producing Director Angus Bowner. Richard Graham, Allen Fletcher, and Philip Hnmon. Rehearsals will begin in Ashland June 16. Information concerning the 1952 season may be had by writing the Shakespearean festival association in Ashland, where a permanent of fice was established this year. Lunch refreshed v wit On Coca-CoHsu SMART The Nassau designer are taking the traditional straws and patterns and styling them into some of the smartest resort accessories to be seen this spring. One beach spe cialty shop is creating hats to be worn with spring cottons. One of the smartest of these is a modi lied coachman s hat of shocking pink, made of dyed palm. Another is o! saflron yellow in a modified bowler style. With matching bags copied after the Nassau market baskets, these dress up even the simplest cotton. V-AV -JSKJ: Just what to eat is sometimes a problem, but what to drink with it never is. Coke is so good right in its own frosty bottle. ,' BOTTLED INDEB AUTHORITY OF 1 HE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY Co("h a mtlhrma l)uJ-Nfc. COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF KLAMATH FALLS imj, the coca-cou cearwr: MKICTING MAUN The newly organlird T'roAperlty Past Matrons Club met ' Tliurmlay night. April 3. at tnc home of Mrs. P. O. Wilson. Mrmbem made plana for serving supper at the Kaster dance nt the Broadway Mall. A social evening was enjoyed fol lowed by delicious relresliiiient.'i served by the hostess. Past Matrons prrscnl were: Ann Fruits. Leah Street, Thrlmn Stuk rl. Gladys llalousek. Agnes Hchtel ner, KUiel Hamilton, Nell Ketteriilh, and Marlon yv'Hson. Blurting In June the meetings will be held on Thurnday. The May meeting will be at the home ol Ann Fruits In Merrill on the first day of the month. 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