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Page Two
Sumlav. October 11. 1025
T11K KL
bucking ! Hammond. A. M. Warden. Claud
Davis, Dick Murdoch an J The Peas
When I so on top of
And ho squeals and bawls like j leys
he mad,
Jolts and jars, sunflshes for stars, : MISS HAXKS
Till you've got to admit that he's HOSTKSS TI'KSIMY
Daj ! On Tuesday evening at the home
Don't matter how hard he hits the I of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mar
ground, I 'on Hunks, Miss Feme Hanks en
Or how near to heaven he goes. I tsrtalned with an Informal bridge
He's going to stop, he'll be broken party.
at last, Asters were useu luruuguuui uie
'Cause I'm a man, and his master,
he knows.
But when I am getting ornery my
self. Not figuring the wrong nor the
right.
How can I know which way it'll go
Or 'which side will win In the
fight!
Though I am a man, the bos of the
horse,
I'm an outlaw to my own code,
And when it comes to breaking my
self. It's dollars to dirt, that I'm
throwed.
(Richard E. Bradbury. Klamath
Falls, Ore., in a recent issue of
The Lariat.) v
Paradox''
Sometimes I laugh and sing
To hide my fears
My heart a haunted thing
Abrim with tears.
rooms and en the luncheon tables
Guests of Miss Hanks were Mrs.
Charles E. Low of Marshfield. Miss
Margaret Hurgus, Miss Klna Jen
sen, Miss Jean Perry. Miss Aileen
Mordoff, Miss Lois Bynon.
K1HST OK SKH1ES
TO START StXIN
First of a series of monthly gath
erings of the membership of Parent-Teachers
association of the
Mills Addition school. Is scheduled
for Tuesday afternoon at three
o'clock in the school auditorium.
Fnllnwinv 4hA hn&lnAsa mflAllnff rI
which time two deleeate. to fhe
atate convention of Parent Teachers
association in Portland will be elect
ed, a social afternoon will be en
Joyed, It is the hope of the committee
in charge of the meetings during
I the year to make the affairs into
J silver teas, when refreshments will
' be served and a small collection
I received.
' "'' tK'J
! n rm
J i
her j Twain"
and "ll'e Mvs.iTlims
,v Twain, with review
K. t!. I'uiiiiiilnjs Iti an
i Tli. ,,;. Mr.. Tli. .:... all.l
daughter left ilio east on Saturday. Stranger'
iivtob. r 11. and will airlv lhi cd l-y Mr
Uwk or the early pan of nt iumiI.I.. Biunn.r
: they plan til visit with lil.'ii.U i li (
.WW Orleans, cllli'a In T
; OlitiM ma.
. ...
HAXTKIt Till S I I I II
to iini.n mkitim;
I'll., first meting f Hi
ll..iU. f."- the Niiiilvr meet'
,'. i. HI I'" '
u.l lu Ins nf the
i Allied Collier
I hi i'n'n mi TliurS'
hmi iif thl n.nli.
Mils. ;. I.
TO M'Kh MOMMY
l.j .1 I. It,.vi.. .. ....u' r..Hltl,'lil
i f Klumalh Kulla will ad,lies the Wii.'luN r. nf 111.' Trl S rlu
i,..n,i,..r ..f th lin. mill I'm-lihi- K;i!miiiI church, s
fexmiial Women', .-li n Monday I fur Thursday ..veiling in ih home M'
evening, when, they met lu tin- i-f Mlna Myelin Ami. I..' at
While Pelican iuiul l.ir ilinn.'r at High I
fur i Mr Carey Itauiv
six-thirty. Mm. Ilax:er'a 1"l'l
: till' Wi'Ilillg will lie
i Woman of Today.'
pai'lli'. 'f
day alii'ii-
Atiiuiiiii llowfia. I'.i' mid rut
flnwi'ta ' ie "'d rft.'i lln'lv ttl.mil
Ilio ruiiiii" a hern t-ulit lablc si f
li lil s: i. mil' In I'lm.
Iltith seme dm lua tin afternoon
nii i.i Mi Fred I'linl'nr. khiiiiI
to M:. A II Campli. II ami i'u.
l.ar lot 1 aiilaili'ii I"l" I" 4lr K' N. I.I.
nl ..r Aillii Mf Ill-nil. in and Mm.
hi'ilnli'ii ItitlirrMun ai"iut Ilia i-iiiiuia si-rn
l.r.l.r MiVp.ilil.k, Mm. John
fit I'li-U and Mla Viiu II unlnii . "
t;neu ln liuli',1 ttio f itliiwliii
h.i has maid, and mu'ioiia iif ili ili,
Writing undor the n m
The llintmss j sinii. ni'il ilie cltih fur was Hm.' Walter Jam.". J. Ili. it. Ja. k Slat.-r,
will ait thu girl ilurliii! tha t jni- Wiiu Nuu.l. A. K Wliii ti.m, T
de Iiik yuir. m..vi.iij,I (i.r.ir SIHkp. II N, M,.
led at the rharlea lllky. A It. mi'l'll. Han
ill In. He
nl..n,d r b'lcl.. V Vt.tt.i l r i lU
Baxter is a well known autliaress. meeting and plana uuillneil fur the crum). Claud" iav. fliarl
writer and lecturer on mailers per-1 work " the unnip as eli a the , jiimik, lliv.e Hunt
. tainlng to economic research and fl-!eveu.i of the im.-I.iI i-ilemlar. Vlsii Y.tati, 1
; naiu-e. ... i ,(,r ytr,i Ihiuliar. it.iy Hull. la. r
) Mrs. Baxter has, during the past I.M M 1 1' Ham.hy. C.Uard Martin. K. M
contrlbutiMl tu tVlllers. , UK ilKN Itr.t liiH fliarle. Marilii. K. Mllnii. J ilin (
Wlih the annul during Ilia mk; ., t.l..il.r.iik. K II
Wh'l ll Mke W .lnairl.'L V..IH. 11
1.11 llniti.in,
W hltliiik, l. II. J...
. r
i.i.
s apiH'arlng also in many Can-' i
aillun tiupt.rs. Thu nnlv wallian I lie
rormapondent to ever Interview the ivinpli.t.-rt fur a puiiiie re.. .pun v y
ruling family of Japan. Is the title 1,. given b'm under the iiplrrs (, )f (
accorded lu Mrs. Ilaxier duriua her nt the Kpiepal rhureh. Mem. r rI ,,,,,
huropean ana Asiatic tour. mh nils . i-ers wtiu nave nisi laii n wm
Sometimes I softly weep.
For Joy is Mine,
And love keeps vigil sweet.
My heart his shrine.
Nancy Buckley.
RESERVATIONS TO
BE MADE FOR DINNER
Members of the Business and Pro
fessional Women's club will enjoy a
c.rii.n MEETS
WITH MRS. TYKELL
. This "quaint little dress-coat
fashioned of rich black satin.
unites it to a delicately tinted
pink georjrette. Note the slash
i ings and ripples in the coat skirt.
few years.
Everybody's un Is noiv ritina
r.. u nu-di.i.d 1. I,..p aril, ef Key Th'iluu
!,urKo or :ho Mammn par.., .,..,,,..,, c R i-lirrill i,.!
V 4' Iiaitlnn V It It. it..
M''"1 rrhi.h if ' ItrwiHH. V It I
I ... l.i... !.!..- I . 1 '1 '.,i..wt ).,.il.ll.lh will I.. flill III! ' i
i.,, , .... . ,.,..-u ,w. - ' r. ,. , ,'arU,r
States, formerly teacher In the l nl-!kit .' that hi.N were let .luring the ,, .. . ,. -t .
I en y r.vatl., I., t . nf-..uiore, tirs.'
........ ... ... , - ln ll Id I II. -.... i r I
par h liouao which will lie ined '.,..,,,.,,,. ,,
1 na.ian. f. I randall. John H iiHiun. .
a church upi-ti Us inuipleil .n In i K ( ',
early li.Hremt.er. Itev. Thunuiai' ' ' ' I
I mines In Klamath Falls fr.mi a
Mrs. Herbert Saviike was among i par'.ih In Winnipeg dUlrict. t'aiiada
the recent lovely h,m:.-vc, in the His family !il fullow in early
city at her home ca Lincoln s'reel wlir,:iK.
when she entertaiiitd with an in-.
formal tea fur a numl'er of her "Si'llil.KT nil hllt.1."
friends. Those who railed to visit Kl UKUl i' i'. II
Mrs. Savldi.o included Mrs. Mar- one uf iln- mcit iutere riie re
branches of the InttltiiMon.
MliS. HAMIM.K
IS ItEfKXT IIOSTRSS
(I i.llllliu.. mi I'dip. 'hr)
Di.U't mm h
in tin. lu, fc" H
tlmualit . i, !T 'I
PMlH'.tliiia, Tl
rialit run. kike... I
' rultlU .'. !...
honns ..f Uuadf, ,
r. tur ,.,,.,;,"' I
' .
FRENCHl
PHOHZ
LAUNDi
3
... E.irot Pit tfl. Mm. J J PirLur Mm nt tin vmr tut thi-n nn
At the home of Mrs. U S. Tyrell served (Q th u ' -ho neludl """" Moore- M1m t:hz M'- aflernnon In the library j
on 1421 Oregon avenue, members Mrc Marfon x, .. . . Curdy, Mrs. J. Sleek. Mrs. L. Ja- club rooms by M!s Mnyhellei
of the Episcopal Women's Gulld'p"' ' ..,'.,,' ."' K' : cobs, Mrs. K. E. Macee. Mrs. Nate U-avlti. when she reviewed Cllf-j
- rr'r
3
Porter of Klamath Falls and Slr.
" ' o cu.c, laiucu wim au luiuiuiai ...
.. , , vi. C. Railev
afternoon cn Thursdat. I
Discussion of the holiday bazaar' ',:,,' "' C' BoR
, h .v.i. 9. . Mern11 nd the hcsless
Mrs. J. E. Whu-
novel.
win-
Otterbein, Mrs. J. T. Ward. Mrs. f, rd M. SuVleitr'a latest
... n n ,. , '''"" v uinraii aau me unsiess "Tile car;i l i:oi-lier... tli
.. . v . uu i-r, an vi , .. . . .
.,.. i aira. oaviuso. i cvr of a recent JJ.Ono prije and
dinner at the White Pelican hotel on i ld and final plans were made fort,, A MFKT "WHITE WIMiM" ; Ari.ur,is ,., ,ai. menta made In
Monday evening. Reservations are I tne execution of the affair. AT SLOAN HOME AHK KXTK"T-'M': I her thorough review. Mis, Leavlii
requested by the membership, and rvel by tne nostess; Daughter, of th
. ""-. 'ro" ".M .v.-. 01. K!ama.h
o. ivn, or Jl IS. SBDO DT fS 1 1- i "w
Ing 1, before Monday at 1J o'clock I Mrs- D- v- Kuykendall, Mrs. C. C
MRS. McNEALT MRS. SLOAN
EXERTAIN LIBRARY CLUB
"Three Generations of House
keepers." Even the suggestion of
the name was Interesting, and so
carried throughout Friday afternoon
when members of the Library club
were entertained by Mrs. W. W.
McNealy and Sirs. Allan Sloan in
the library club rooms.
An interesting paper written by
Mrs. Rachael Applegate Solomon
and reviewed by Mrs. Wilbur Jones
gave a complete discussion of the
3 generations In which our moth
er, grandmother and great-grandmother
kept their homes.
The first of a series of three tab
leaux found Mrs. Carey Ramsby in
powdered wig and quaintly cut frock
spinning at a wheel. By her side
stood Miss Betty Jane Brown In blue
frock, pantelettes and poke bonnet.
In the background, carrying out In
exact detail the scene .i.
familiar articles in the grandmoth
er's home as candle molds, the huge
family bible, odd tintype photo
graphs and a homespun rug. A
sampler with the name of Emily
Jane Phillips completed the room.
The second scene opened upon
Mrs. R. A. Emmltt in a miH.v
Un home. "here "he fitted well with I
her frock of Krav tntfotn v....
embroidered petticoat. This ehoe I ,enI"lng'. Miss
acter study was directed by Mrs
Harrv Anlrla., .. ...
Mrs. John C. Yadon was lioilo-j n,., i..,v ,.,,,i ,i ,..
to her Sunday achoo! during the ,,1C .,,,. j,,,., , ,,,,
Falls Eulalona chapter were enter-! reCC!" Wec 'h"1 she e"l'rl,,,neli intellect to read and which In sub-1
jtalned at the home of Mrs. Allan; ,. "' " '" atanc. Is entirely restful and fre
irAna i-o u w nn.i.inn i ! tainec
" ' ' """(Sloan on Monday evening of this K Lnaro. n
French, Mrs. Thomas Hampton.! . " " s '""(Workers class.
-J'r.3LJ- -e .h.rj.f.flr. o7ihe!thC Mb .cbuol th. .,,.
""' "T':"' r- foundation of th.ncltv post grannnte girls. .
Atkinsnn Mrs ( a .lnnAi mtr ' i c,.n i
j in Cpward. formerly the Willing lrom .hv US11H, slan; lur ,, ,llir
me memners ill . Mu,lrni,m Whrh uflen aeek.
Atkinson. Mrs. Caleb Jones. Mrs
A. R. MorfisoiT, Mrs. A. R. Leavltt
LOREXZ DANCE
Sl'CCESS OF WEEK
One of the most successful af
Followlug a business meeting In ' KKMHtilV rl.l'll
foundation of the society.
...13. ..uiiur Jcnes nan rn:irpf.i "
of the program and spoke in an ia-i j1"'" "ew rIa or,lrr ' elect- i 111 N N HU SITCKSH
terestinit manner of rtie fnunrtin.l r .!UC'S" ifiernqpa waji- enjoy-1 - A amlM.r of youni. girls of 1 1,
yi 46
I6aa
of the society which has grown in nm;I""'""e ""rVNl hy ' ciI' "' welcomed Ini" the Ke.lrnn
such rapid stridps Hint I, n. ""' ' ' .'" ,;!, Thursday evcnlni when a
fairs of the week was the first of bear9 the name ' 'eing the lar-i da,,Kter Misa Ardello Yad.n. The (llnm.r wa ,,,, , thr,r nor
a series of dances given by the i Kest Patrlotl: organization of wo-u"681 ' "'e afternoon were the , ,ha Klr i.rbytcrlaii church.
men in the world. i '"es iriena r loyu, .uhui-i'ii r i,.y,i. An (.-,.,,, vrnktnm f,rJ ln
Mrs. Sarah Harshbarger of Cali- ', "ur' ' " -"le-jwlth th.. I.iirr. of the organise
a series of dances given by the
Lorenz company and their employes
in the Moose Hall on Tuesday even
ing. Miss Martha Upp and H. W.
Bathlany were in charge of plans
for the evenine'a entertainmpnt.
Following several hours of dancing
refreshments were served. It is , witn enthusiasm. Among the top
the plan of the group to entertain ! 109 h'ch she used in her dlscus
t !sion nf Ihp i.rtarnnn ..
iu iuib uiniiiHir uunng ine monins - .v..,,uuu a3 me wura
. ,v nf the n l n
I'll.M ni mi. uiKaiii4
fornia, a past regent of that state. ' , 0 ane. Xella Lew!,. I)'lla!lon ,,. w
was among the Interesting gueats
of the afternoon and spoke in a
vein that carried the many guests
of the winter.
CTRRIXS HOSTS
AT DINNER PARTY
Honoring Mr. and Mrs. Tom Del
zell, Mr. and Mrs. C. 8. Currin en
tertained with an elaborate dinner
of the D. A. R. among the immi
grant women who are detained at
Angel Island.
Mrs. Alfred D. Collier. Mrs. War-
ia'his, jeanette bhulti. i.c.'in lr j,,,,., ,,, . . ,t
...-.an, . rnuiia t. am: II II , :i . in i - u.i.i. , . . , . .
, ,. , ' "n iiuiui.eieii uirr jw, usisieu
o.hy Skllllnnon. Un, -cn er b , ,..,
.I"0 "C',y- !comn,le., were in chrs... Ml..
Jessie Pa.nrson and 1.-;..,, IV:,r- Vcru
, , , : 'r. Myrtle Helm and Mrs. Kvu
Dl.NNKIl PARTY "en'"-'l.
AT RKIIFOKI, ,'A,HV MRS, Itl'SSAKO IH
Mr and Mrs. Steve S.I lt..n,.xmm. 11((STI,S
ren Hunt and Mra. J. T. BIa.kw.II J " wh n ihev e, e.- V Mr.. Frank Mar
received initiations into the ..r,i, Y. ' "M H . " ,hoy ",,er'-"n,,J tin. who I. . ,h. ....
.... . . W410, a tie ahl.tn illnner i..,rlv nl
...,u u i. .auu.a.a uiuuci .... M.;iueu at in'tl, I, i
nartr a. their nttreiivo hnm !tea table ilnrinr ,i, ,. , lne Ja,:k "edford cabin in ?;,
Pacific Terrace. las the guest of honor cut tvi!"!? C"V''r'' '"' l" K"",lH W'r''
A centerpiece of cut flnwor. with! blrthdav cake li,rhi,i .i.i, ' ' I lam r0,""l "n attractively nr-
tralllni .ImlLix .in.-ino. . nai, nronriato n...,.i,... '" ranged table. Following dinner
lent a charm to the dinner tahln
Following dinner bridge was en- A,,onA ' IIAPTKR
cards and dancing completed
evening.
the
! IlINXEIt IIAXCK
Joyed. Covers at dinner were laid 1 TO MEET TI'KSIMY
f. l. r. w A r tr n.t I Alnhu f'l......- . A. .
..... ,.uu ji,o. mm ueizeii air. " "i"ei. .u. m. l)r, ,.r of wi-uii.. i l-..
,na v n o , Ei.!,.r, ... ..... . . I ,s M "LIU l.kll
....o. v. u. unlnii, anas L.oreiiai uu.ei in regular
uorotny currin, r""'"" ' uesnay evening, October
at eight o'clock with a social
hour, following the regular l,us.
ness meet lug.
All members and visitors in the
city are Invited to attend the Tues
day night affair. On October 27
IIiib-
Kenneth Perry and Jay Czlzek.
of the entrance of modernism whenlM"a PAl''' ,'U:KS"'V
"father bean tn K. u.. . .. I ENTERTAINS TEACHERS
- j U1B L-iotnesi i, , . ,
from the store and food was cooked I Member of the faculty of Klam-
u a cast iron range." A music '"K" stuuoi nua rureral uay attair. On October 27
box, the property of Mrs. Calkins i addltlonal guests were enterfilned j tn officers of the Aloha chapter
uiiiiiea the remainder of the scene inieresxing party at the!wl" entertain the local and visit-
odern 3' Paul Jan lng 1 ast Matrons nnd Past Patrons.
'"ursuay evening at their home -according to Amelia Hanks, Wor
on Second and Washington streets. 'hy Matron of the Klamath' Falls
Bridge was enjoyed during the'Broul. Mrs. Camliro Lewis, Worthy
evening, high scores going to Miss'Gralll Matron of Oregon, will make
Muriel N'Ichols and George Drum-ll""- official visit on November 10
mond and consolation to Mrs. Rach.t0 'ho city.
Del Applegate Solomon. A table I
of Mali Jongg was also in play. I T0 "KTrnN TO
Guests invited to the J,,!,, KMJMTH MllA
contri.nt in .1...1. . ' homo were Mr. and v.. n.. Friends nf Mr. ii..r..., . presiuut
lth 'ho.,e of their m,h. "! i f'i8htr' Applegale Sol- "o gla,, to learn that ?l,e 'T ! ?!",!Ice ",f M' I""
omen, Mr. and Mrs. George Drum-, nor S""11 Unughlur, Mlsr Mary' i '" Mnneauoll at-
mond, Mrs. Rose Otey Soule. m i Charlene Thomas have leti f,.'..... 1 . "K ""'ional convention of
Ing scenes were in.,i.. ami Mrs. Zeno Weiss. Mr. and Mr. i Wa. Ohio, for the ., l" oclatlo,, of P. E. O
...... ... .. 'ol,"ls 01 ICranlr Wn-...a , '"I.r... ,
...u..w lor lno colonial period Pad- ' e Lare-:" , absent from
ui ihc BCKUe
anatching from minds any modern
strain that might remain.
Mrs. Charles Martin directed the
third tableaux, and the screens part
ed upon a dazzling scene of modern
Ism, lighted candles on tea tables
floor lamps, wall plaques and mlr
rors. Mrs. S. E. Martin, Mrs. Mary
Moore and Mrs. Merle West were
me cnaracters in this scene, in direct
t"lMt "i their frocks of 1925
with those of their mother and
gi-Hnamotner.
Interspersed between the depict
In make her home In Salem. Mr.
li. II. Ha.-iK.iril entertained with nn
afernmn on Friday to a number
nf matrnn.i of the city. Tho guests
who c.ill.d to honor Mrs. Martin
Included Sirs. Freel lleehtH, Mrs.
li.iy Katt.Tlee. Mrs. Fred Cofer.
.Mrs. llnni.T Wmt and Mrs,
sard ami hostess.
Society will be happy to learn I ,........
again of tho announcement made ' , ' ""l 1 UTV
thia week hy Hpo Weston Kil-j ETTA AI-KAIR
bourne of Ihe second of n aeries ""' h""10 of Mrs. Fred llous-
of winter dinner dances In the din-l' m N"rln VI1'U "lr"' '. Mr. t).
ing room of th.. white Pelican ! ""''"'n und Mrs. HnuHlon en-
hotcl. Gnlloway's orchestra has j lPrtal""d w''h one of t, prmtlet
wen ooiaincn tor the evening.
According to the list of reser
vations made for the affair it gives
promise of being one of the smart
k,
PiNt-K t i nn "l SCO 'vtw'
t.f Anu-rif.1 by ("oitjtt.bu mnn't proptl
in the ndtmc uu broiu;ht iror
Iftiiity. mure ,,f comfort ami nwcofjf'
mty V thu lust wi-vici. (;
fart wnfTinrif I
PHONE FUNERAL C0R.SIXK'."
rtunx. nnv..
ac"-
3.
Tlnirsday Evening Dinnei
Dance, Second of the Serie
1 i
si
M
UcicrvationH are noiv H
1 ' -
made for the second of
series of Dinner Dances tor
; '.I'-!'
piven Tlnir.sIay Evening, v
ber loth at the
: till
White Pelican Hotel
evenings of the season.
'. k. o. i,i n
WITH MltH. I'i.KKT
On Tuesday of this week Mrj
rrea rleet entertained fur m.
m r or the I k. t). nr.iini...i; -n
nt her home. M,. Alfred Collier
presided during ,h evenlna In th.
ML-
ic-
erewekl'a Minuoi i... .... l'on'. Miss Marie ftidlmrs. VI
Russell Austin; violin solos bv Mar ' "ele" W,tl"rcon,b. MiM Esther i A' '"rdlng to word received bv Mr
Brown, nunll f u. ...: ' " Martinson. Miss LeLalnn Wt mi..' . , - '
vocal solo by Mrs. C R. Luen'.M i VlrKlnla Wes'. Miss Rachael Cron-'r
companled by Mrs. Don Zumwalt KMtt McP1"!rson, Misa
Those who assisted Mrs. McNealy i" Ke8-,,er' M'm Nichols,
and Mrs. sioen in the success 0fl VamIer"t"'' Raymond Dix-
their afternoon wehe Mrs. KlLor!""' nd DwiRht French
Yaden Mrs. A. B. Epperson, MrsJinm MOYFK
L. L. Truax, Mrs. E. a. Phillip,, Mrs. I niif PIVM riiirvtiu
Amanda Hamaker, Mrs. Robert Wat- Mrs F N v, . '
tcnlmrg, Mrs. j) v. gi.,,,. . , . ' N' Mo'"!,' t Merrill re-
'"V ma "K of fronds
Thursday aCsrn, at her om
In honor of Mrs. W r, ....
Mrs.
Heard
iuu,, .vi, ss .-vtarie Ridlmrs. itll'll Fa a Kine,. ,.,i
. . ' ' - . -...j nu inner i . .
..... . . . .-i;i.i un mtores n. i.n1 II,..!..
It. lioyd and Mr8i j ,
hoth read well iir..i.,,r,i
I "iilijecta. "The I,f0
of Mark
Mrs. Earl shepard, Mrs. fh.rlet
Martin, Mrs. A m r.i.i
Vera Houston. lllrry - w. ,
Hard Times Dance
At Merrill-Friday, October 16
Supper by Merrill Hi Girl
Sailing's Orchestra
Urough our desire to give to our patrons Superior Ser
vice and Incomparably Cooked Foods, we have
secured the services of
Ww. Webber
Chef, formerly connected with leading cafes of '
San I'rancisco
Our menu will enhance your appetites and
satisfy every desire.
The Club Cafe
Jack Hershberger, Prop.