SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 1934
PAGE EIGHT
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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INFORMAL ST. PATRICK'S DANCE . . . at the Elks
Temple, Saturday, March 13, will be engineered by members
from Bonanza. Music by Baldy's Band.
Shown standing, from left to right, Pat McCartie, Irwin
Beck, Don Schooler, Bob Colohan, Jerry McCartie and Elks
Club secretary, Bill Houston.
Seated, same order, Mrs. Lloyd Sparks, Mrs. Don Schooler,
Lloyd Sparks, Mrs. Irwin Beck, Mrs. Jerry McCartie and Mrs.
Bob Colohan. Photo by Kettler
TED LINDLEY . . . chairman, calls his committee's atten
tion to a special fearure planned by the group for the Shrine
crab feed March 27 at the Armory.
Seated beside him, Mrs. Hubert Totton, left, and Mrs.
Lindley; Mrs. Homer Ellis between her husband, left, and WiU
lard Ward. In back, Al Aldrich, left, and Hubert Totton.
Other committee members not in picture include Mrs.
Willard Ward, Mrs. Al Aldrich, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Leonard
and Mr. and Mrs. Don Phelps. Social hour at 7:30 p.m., crab
feed at 8:30 dancing from 10 to 2 music by Baldy't
Band. Strictly informal. , Photo by Guderian
Hoefler Bridal Shower
Social Event in Bonanza
BONANZA A lovely bridal
ahower was given at the Bonan
za Library on February 25 In honor
of Gertrude Hoefler, bride-elect
of Garry Freltag of Malin. Ger
trude Is the only daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Hoefler.
Hostesses for the party were Mrs.
Dick Derry, Mrs. Dan Melhase,
Mrs. Joe Noi-k, Mrs. Henry Schmor
and Mrs. Dallas Sutherland.
Daffodils and pussy willows were
used throughout the large room,
and the gifts were piled under
neath a pink and white umbrella
which hung from the celling. Ruth-
' Lost River
Garden Club
MERRILL, Mrs. George Chin
nnd Mrs. Randall Pope were co-
hostesses at reRular meeting ol
,; Lost River Garden Clfib February
23, at tne unin nomc Airs. m. a.
Buwman, club president, in the
chair.
Mis'. I. W. Willie will be In
charge of tho club's display at the
Pacific Regional Garden Club con
tention In Ashland, June 6-10.
Mrs. Scott McKendree will be
chairman of the flower show in the
Merrill Recreation Hall May 15.
Theme to be "May Time In Our
Valley". AH types of flowers avail
able at that time will be shown.
The president announced that a
flower show school is scheduled
lor June 28-30 In Klamath Falls.
The afternoon's program in
cluded a demonstration by the
4-H Garden Club Girls, of interest
ing arrangements made of pnr
den materialfLnow available. Mrs.
Dale West aria Mrs. Walter Foth
eringhain are the leaders. Mrs.
Crystal Cheyne gave an interest
ing and Informative talk on house
plants and their care.
Guests at the meeting were Kath
leen O'Conner, Mrs. Clara Stiaw,
Mrs. Pete McNeill, and Mrs. Suey
Chan. Members attending were
Mrs. W. C. Bailey, Mrs. Scott Mc
Kendree. Mrs. Glen Haskins, Mrs.
C. . tiharp, Mrs. Bowmau. Mrs.
R. ' L. Drugoo, Mrs. Dale Moore,
Mrs. Don West, Mrs. Clyde Hani'
hiond. Mrs, Walter Fotheringham,
Mrs. HuRh O'Conner, Mrs. Joe
Mlcka, Mrs. J. W. Browning, Mrs,
I. W. While, and Mrs. John Deg-nan.
ie Kaltna gave a humorous read
ing "The Back Seat Driver", and
Donna Derry played two piano se
lections. 1
A social evening followed the
opening and admiring of the gifts.
Delicious refreshments were serv- i
ed late in the evening. j
Those honoring Gertrude were
Mrs. J. E. House. Mrs. Lester Por
terficld, Mrs. LaVern Haskins, Mrs.
Milton CoiiRuergood, Mrs. Emma
Dunham, Mrs. Howard Schmidt,
Mrs. George Goehring, Mrs. El
zie Roberts. Mrs. Bessie McCobb,
Mrs. James Good, Mrs. Sarah
Michael, Mrs. Amelia Bishop,
Mrs. Eslher Hoefler, Mrs. John
Freitag, Mrs. Ira Morris, Mrs. Or
ville DeVaul, Mrs. Bill Burnett. Mrs.
Ted DcMcrrlU, Mrs. Ernest Ritler
and Mrs. Lester Leavltt.
Mrs. Neal Jones, Mrs. Keith
Turner, Mrs, Owen Pepple, Mrs.
Harlan Plough. Mrs. Ben Nork.
Mrs. Guy Hilson, Mrs. John
Brown. Mrs. George HugcLstein,
Mrs. Glen Buchanan. Mrs. Jack
Wallace, Mrs. Ben Dixon, Mrs.
Virgil Schmoe, Mrs. Vac Kalina,
Mrs. Lloyd Mock, Mrs. George
Smalley, Mrs. Bon Johnson, Mrs.
Earl McFall, Mrs. John Hubbards,
Donna Derry, Nancy DeMerrltt,
Gloria and Miss Wanda Hoefler.
kareu Schmoe and Ruthie Kalina.
Sending gifts but unable to at
tend were Mrs. Fred Pope, Mrs.
Andrew street. Mrs. Mlggs Burk.
Mrs. Waller Stastny. Mrs. Fred
Riiei-k, Mrs. Edwin Stastny. Mrs.
Emma Ruei-k, Mrs. Loins Kalina,
Mrs. Marvin Michael, Mrs. Bertha
Myers, Mrs. Bob Srluiinr, Mrs.
Philip Blohm. Mrs. Daimy Trey
illo. Mrs. Wcs Dearborn, Mrs.
Herbert Schmidt, Mrs. Jerry Lyons,
Mrs. Louts Lyons, Mrs: John Re
ber, Mrs. George Micka, Mrs.
Jack Steyskal. Mrs. Joe Halou
sek, Mrs. Rudy Jclinek, Mrs. Al
lan Prescott, Mrs. Ed Pope. Mrs.
Pat Bailey. Mrs. Doanld Miller,
Mrs. Dave Robinson, Mrs. Charles
Walker, Mrs. Lloyd Sparks, Mrs.
Doyle Haskins, Mrs. Morvm Wilde,
Mrs. Lou Drnger, Mrs. Ernest
Gray, Mrs. Vince Tlavlina , Mrs.
Marie Kalina. Mrs. Ted Evans,
Mrs. Shorty Schmidt, Mrs. John
Hershfelt, Mrs. Vcnnetle Dakker,
Mrs. Edwin Petrnsck. Mrs. Hen
rv Vacknitz, Miss Betty Jones,
Miss Margie Brown, and Miss Ka
Uierlne Dearborn.
Group Surprises
Carrie Hornoff
MALIN Carrie Hornoff was sup
prised on her birthday Wednr
day afternoon by a group of Irlrnds
wno assembled at her home In the
Kalina apartments.
Birthday cake was served and
he was presented with a love
ly traveling case.
Present were Marie Kalina, Mil
dred Dobry, Anna Pickett, Anna
Harllerorie, Anna Petrasek, Mar
tha Brothanek. Rose Duncan. Mil
dred Harmon, Mary Hershfelt.
Mrs. Joe Schmldl, Mrs. Bill Raj
mis, Mary Henzcl, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Bccvar and J. M. stran-aky.
Merrill BPW
MERRILL Mrs. Lillian Thomas
in ,-nuit'iiu ivu'i i hi business anu
Prolessiomil Women's Club,, enter
tained members of the club nt din
ner on i-enruary 17,
Mrs. Joe Cox. a guest al Die din
ner and meeting, showed pictures
taken in her native count rv Spain.
She and Mr. Cox and small daugh
ter lime just returned from a
Visit Ilirre. !,. rnmmrnl,
description of life in thai country
wi-n- imcfc iiiu'iesung ana mgniy
entertaining to her audience.
Present were Audrey Lewis.
Kay Blirkner. Bessie West. Alma
Eilcrt, lsabelle Harry, and Lucille
V.'hltlati'h.
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FIFTY YEARS MARRIED . . . twenty four of them lived in Klamath Falls, are Mr. and Mrs. J.
R. Sterner, 1030 Eldorado. They are shown with their Golden Wedding anniversary cake
served at the open house given at the Sterner home February 21, by daughters, Mrs. L. W.
Cada, 1440 Eldorado; and Mrs. Helmer Ostrom, Nyssa, Oregon.
Pouring during the hours from 3 to 6 p.m., were Mrs. Karin Carlson, Mrs. Gene Bailie,
Mrs. Lane Warren, Mrs. Raplh Jansen, Mrs. Bert Miller and Valery Sauerberg. Mrs. Richard
Cada cut the cake. The honored couple have two grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
Library Club Program March 8
To Feature Colored Slide's of Iris
In tune Willi the spring season,
the Library Club program Monday,
March 8. will be concentrated on
flowers and gardening. W. J. Kess
ler will show nnd discuss colored
slides of Iris, and will speak with
authority since he is well-known
locally lor his Iris culture.
The Garden Club will be In
charge ol the arts nnd crolts ex
hibit, nnd Mrs. Fred KarKon, Gar
den Club president, states that
there will be a "sug-eHon cor
ner" wnli ideas for .spring gar
dens. The musical prozrarn will be
provided by Bop Eninan, whose
violin solo will be the third move
ment of the Concerto in G Minor
by Vruch. He will be accompanied
by Judy Hadley.
Tea will be arranged by a com
mittee headed by Mrs. Roy Carter,
nsstsled by Mrs. A. W. Porter,
Mrs. Joe Thomas, Mrs. Brady
Narcy. Mrs. Hoy Benedict and
Mrs. Ronald Carter, who will dec
orate the tea table.
Presiding at Ihe lea table will
he Mrs. Glen Evans, Girl Scout
chairman lor the Library Club;
nnd Mrs. Harry Fredericks, Camp
Fire Girl chairman.
The hospitality committee for
Musical Program Entertains
Members of Zuleima Nile Club
Zuleima Nile Club of Klamath
Falls welcomed its new officers
at the luncheon meeting In the
Willard Hotel on March 3. A spring
decorating theme was carried out
beautifully on the tables in tne
form of sprays of acacia, potted
hyacinths, tulips, and green candles.
Several new members and
guests were Introduced and pre
sented with corsages, fiew mem
bers of Daughters of the Nile are
Jean Aldrich, Luella Chilcote, El
len Wade, and Nell RetlereUi.
Guests were Vera Hackler, a for
mer member of the club, and
Sylvia Wood, a guest lrom Nydia
Temple,
Florence West, chairman of the
day. Introduced her committee as
follows' Peggy Chilcote, Alma co-
ler, Grace Huls, Verla Land,
Geraldlne Owsley, Ada Matthews,
Olive Riach, Claudine Van Bus'
kirk, Jean Coddlngton, and Dixie
Bebbcr. Grace Huls and Olive
Riach were In charge of decora'
tions.
Special prizes of the day were
presented to Mildred Dlmbit,
Vivian Owens, and Claudine Van
Busklrk. The birthday prize was
won by Lorene McCollum.
Kathleen Ward introduced Ruth
Lobaugh and six boys from Fre
mont Junior High, four of them,
a quartet. The audience was high
ly amused and held entranced by
tne clever introductions and pre
sentation of the several numbers
sung by the group of four, Jimmy
Hope, Jan Cox, Tom Ankeny, and
Donald Leacb.
Danny Johnston sang "Irish
Lullaby" as a solo. The quartet
was accompanied in one number
by Lowell Newton.
Ruth Lobaugh piayed a beauti
ful piano arrangement of Medels
sohn's "Spring Song".
Charlotte Osbom and Madge Mc
Laren assisted Kathleen Ward on
the program committee.
Members of the club expressed
a desire to use the proceeds of
the birthday bank for the Out
patient Clinic of the Portland
Shrine Hospital.
President Peggy Chilcote intro
duced her standing committee
members for the coming year.
They are: Sewing, Elfreida Bee-
ber; sickness and distress, Grace
Huls; temple hostess, Madge
McLaren; publicity. Crystal Cloake;
thanksgiving box, Wyoming Stiles
and Virginia Mack; Christmas box.
Phyllis May; calling, Florence
west; cards, Karen Young; birth
day bank, Jean Puckett; music,
Alma Cofer; Invocation, Margaret
Larkin.
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limiting number of wedding
pictures permitted for one
wedding.
As of next week, the pre
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ture of the bride prefer
ably a studio picture taken
before the wedding.
tills meeting consists of Mrs. Dean
Osbom and . Mrs. Fred Hoagland.
Mrs, Warren Hunt and Mrs. Will
Woods will do the room decora
tions. Program to start at 2 p.m. In
Hie city library auditorium.
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