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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 23, 1954)
I,. ".' A -C. f -L Vr- V,:' f:: V if' "' n If ft 1 . AAUW Annual Fellowship Tea ? :i-'-w .. .Trr-Siga MRS. DON ZUMWALT, left, active member of AAUW for many yean in Klamath Falls, receive warm reception from Mr$. Robert A. Thompson, general chairman of the tea; Mrs. Julian Eecles, hostess for the afternoon; and Mrs. Dick B. Miller Sr., president local branch (AAUW. . , , , fALL CROCUS IN PALE LAVENOER was the featured flower at the AAUW tea last Saturday, whee. Mr. Julian Eccles opened her home to Klamath Basin women who patronized the beautifully arranged fall event. 'A shell-pink Italian cloth of cut work embroidered linen over pink satin draped the tea table. ' The centerpiece, shown above, was a large silver bowl filled with crocus blossoms; and the fountain effect was achieved with graceful sprays of spun glass.' Pale pink and lavender tapers in crystal holders completed the striking setting. ; , , Mrs. Robert 1, Smith, pouring, serves Mrs. Ronald Carter, left, Mrs. Richard Pope and Mrs. Ira Kosten- bader. ... I kMMML'JAMMa.::l id lleWti ft fifth Fi "l "1 I IIMI BIW LlL J a" I iiiWiaiii;tii-iiiilrafiitftir YOUNGEST. GUEST Martin Douglas (Martyl Chin, center; is held by his mother, Mrs. George Chin, this year's local AAUW historian. With them, Mrs. Harry Todd, also member and one of the afternoon's assistants. ' . -.V In keeping with the prevailing colors, the young man was decked out in pink satin for the occasion. All tea photos by Kettter - Each year, the local branch of the American Association of ' University Women stage a silver tea to raise funds for two scholarships given an nually. One is given to a graduating senior girt In the Klamath Basin who may attend a school of her choice The other is flexible and is decided as to type during the year awarded. ON THE STAIRWAY a group of tea' patrons, from the top down, Mrs. William X. Whelan, Mrs, PrttQ Mating Mrs, John.O'Neill, Mrs. Cecil Drew and Mrs. Walter Franklin.'. , . ' Wives of Local Rotarians Entertain at Luncheon, SOCIETY ly M illy Ram sty Mrs. Kersey Eldridge, Wife of District Gov-, ernor ofRotary is Guest of Honor at Yacht Club, October 15. v: MRS KERSEY ELDRiDGE, center, admires the seasonal floral arrangement of rusty, gold and bronie used on; the luncheon table at the Yacht Club Friday, October 1 5, when she was honored guest of the wives of local Rotarians. 'With ' wi-. CIJ.:j- I ..:iL L...I J rt:.t.:.t . ! i.iw,iuy9 was iiviv win, iivi iiwaiaiiu, viiuiwi wvtvi nor of Rotary, on an official visit to the local Rotarv Club Photo by Kettler i . t j6 " J j iaip - 1 WiJ' mm.s,m- ,, . 1 1 i
