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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 18, 1925)
NEWS IMATH MS, lTW" . - a. ft. nr ,n"r oft Ibrouili WlllllK llower, urt ,. .III Mi !""" il. lilr lo I the b. .trraally hrlht. Hut romoi wh pari, null urn bloom In bmltiwl ' lirmln 1 . II. I H m. woo n "- , but lo are ,d,riHon Stiadi For , DnilotM Women I! 0( tbe ailiireea kltw AiKlll i rirn- Jtt of lh National Hltu tad I'rof.e , tUta, it t r.pre- HI if m.mbere ul .jrnlioB o' Huetneei, inl Women, rluue. nine. I e'clora. lo of Ibi Salrro rhain-, I n tram ill the. Ion. rll all' xhout Ibo Kilo hev.i llrnd tbo meet- Julia K. Weh.trr. Salrn club, M. Dicker, Hill kM a ipeclal Invl- kimbrri of Ihe local ThurxUr lunrh.ou a (roup have ilg- nllcin of attending. hornet, loot North-, ., hartal been ap- atirr h (rani- trmtnu. It la the by auto atago. itt drool. Park and o'clock Wednesday nlni ihi urn even-1 1 nil of II 73 the' Bl , II a Party trip. M tbat rra-1 lit be ouila to Mlaa' Pater tai. Tue.der, proper irruiemenia fdOMiir avenlne I lub nilni. a m,t. ; 'e iwratiTi council " nicMr preald-j I'd that Ulu Gram! llror of the wo- of tha ll.nk of P'lea. will .11.. j ,, , i a ; illVf) HOMK I V. Ilolmea ware urprlird at their, mllo nouth of the roup 0f intimate! "o Wnlueaday even- hnuie warming, j re the recipient. of: " their new home.! My been completed,! w mom attrartive of ecton of Klam I "'nlng were Mr. Mr. and Mra. Mn. L. p. H.n.nn '"on of Portland, Mr.. Utile Aoe ''" Dornthv li..... M' M.Mr. Holme.! v Wkxt ''Hill, ha. been " rldKo nnriv nn f"00". October 29 In' wl'll Mra. p. Hill Maaaejr pre Invltntlona 10 more than i ,M matrona of tho ""I Mra. Mn.... f ?.'' Ibo afternoon "''Wen who em-1 cler and nay. j I:d ! t" hlcl nromliea to every appoint "e f brlH. h0?b.LM"' H-r- an, "nage- M.tNV l'UMl llMK- OMIN(J Till!' (If hitereit lo I number of Klam ath Palla men and woman are the letlera coniln to atudanta and Huili'nli. aa wall aa alumni, an nouncing home coining feature! for the Unlveralty of Oregon. ' It la hoped by Dumber of the younger aet that Klamath Palla will be well repreaentnd on tbe univer sity rainpua when home coming wel roinei bark many of the old-tlmera and olhera. - MIHH I'KIIIIV TO KMTKItTAIM Mln Jean I'erry will entertain 'nformally for number of gueata at her home on Ninth atreet on Thureday evening, Orloher !. IMLMiWrVKS I'AKTV KJOVKI II V MAN V Memuera of the Wealmlnater Circle of the Klral I'reabyterlan church were entertained on Hatur t'ay evening with one of the Jollleet parllea of the year, with the apooky feeling of Hallowe'en predominat ing beneath the maiquea that hid the (acre of the gueita. The party waa given In the rhurch parlora, decorated gaily with gob Una and wllrhee, black rata and ghoita. ratroneaiea for the evening were Mra. K. 1.. Klllott, Mra. A. M. Wor den and Mra. W. H. Hluugn. e e MltM. TIU A.X IS IKINTKHN Mm. I.. I.. True a proved de lightful hoiteaa on Friday afternoon when ahe entertained In honor of Vra. W. I., tteliell of Haleiu, a fur rier Klamath Fella realdent, who Sunday, October 18.'TM Kalher charge, More liiinlviin, the committea In i than 125 the In . -""" .ipiiiwit were amoved during tbe numbera arranger! und I'd by Mra. Kva llennelt. Hallowe'en decnratlona added to the attraction of the church pur lure with t'luatera of autumn leavea arrunged taatefully around the rtoma. W. Ilnchtel lleiponke Kev. T. I). Yarnea I'lano Holo .....Mine Jannette Kchulta Vocal Kelo Mra. (Jlenn Kent Violin Duet ii. Hlewart and Mike uKr Vocal Holo ... Mn. Kather Dunlvan waa one of llio moat popular of the aortal tnatrona. Fall flowera. arranged In gtlrar tlve vaiea m,a ealHeitert of the aut umn leavea, which are being uaed lo auch beautiful advantage, added to the beauty of lb. nioma of the Truix home. e A. X, W. t'1,111 Tit MV.KT H'KltNKHIlAV At the home of Mra. Z. T, I'owoll. memhera of the A. M. W. club will I Tn Program aa given on the hold their neii r...,i.. .....i.. ..!vnlng la aa follow.: Wedne..l.v .ii ci........ I Welcome Addreaa F. e e DKI.I'Id tV Cl.l II T MKKT IHT 2T Memlwra of Helta tiamma thap ter. Klamath Palla group of the natli-nal Delphian atudy club, are erhedulad lo meet October 27, Tueaday afternoon, at Iwo-thlnv. In the aun room of the While I'el-! TO KXTKHTAIN Iran hotel for the regular chapter 1 Mr l'"la Bradford anrl Mra. meeting. All membera are re-iT- nkllhlngton have luiuer! In- vllatlona to a number of frlenda for an Informal afternoon to be apent at the Bradford homo tn Monday. Mra. Bradford rnalite on the corner of High and Tenth etreete. DIMHIONH OK All) WIIX MKKT THl'ltHDAV At the home of kin. K. C. Stucky, S2S Canby atreet, both dir lalona of the Metbodlet Lddlei Aid of the Methodhrt Kplaci.pal church will be entertained on Tburaday afternoon. The affair la the regu lar October meeting of the group. Tbe hour la two-thirty. 1. K. O. IIK.IFdATK IIIKTI IIIVH TO KMMATH glleila enlv.,l i i, nnuiia. the program am nreaented m.i i . .. j a, portion of a month In 1 KLAMATH MATROXH nieeung. aii memtiert are re qilraterl lo attend by the prenl dent, Mra. Thomaa t, tamp'-oll. Meeting! of the varloua dlvl. alona were held cm Tuenduy and Wedneaday of the pait week. Joeoph Olion, Hloan. A. B. ma ii jou) (i.ni KNTKItTAINKK Mra, John C, Boyle entertained on Wedneaday afternoon at her home on Coiner avenue In compli ment lo memhera of the Men Jongg club. Among the gueata were Mra. Hope Weilou Ktlnouroe and Mra. T. W, Delaell, who were bidden for the afternoon. Mra. Oacar Hhlve held high acore wlih the rloilng of tbe afternoon'a play, e e e ItlX'KITION IIONOHH MKTIKIIHHT I'AKTOIt One of the outatandlng feoturea of the week waa the reception given In honor of Kev. and Mra. T. l. Yarnea In the Methodlit Kpticotnl church when member! of the churrh honored tbelr preaence. Kefreihmenta ere lerved by the Teacup club of the church, aialat ed by Mra. Mollle llelding, Mra. Arthur Olion. Mn. T. It. Skill Ington and Mra. C. Wlnlera. The program waa arranged by Mra. John Yadon, Mra. Kva Bennett and Mra. the greater tbe eait, where ahe arrvert aa a delegate to the national convention of the I'. E. O. organization. Kent by the Klamath Palla chapter, Mra. (Joeller gleaned much which will aaabit her materially In working with the aaaorlatlon. While enroule to hor home Mra. flouller rlalted with relatlvea In Minneapolis, aoveral polnta In Kan- aaa and with her brother In Loa Angelea. Hhe waa met In the val ley by hr huiband and children. MIIH. HKIM.IVOTON (ilAII.MIXO HOhTKHH Mra. T. R. Bkllllngton choae Wed neaday and Friday of the pait week aa dutea for one of the moat at tractive acrlea of bridge partlea of the fall aeaaon. The Rklllington home, located on the corner of Tenth and High etreete waa moat attractively col ored with cluatera of autumnal flowera and leavea. Potted flowera alao added to the charm of the rooma. , On Wedneaday afternoon high acore waa awarded to Mra. Lovla Bradford, on Friday to Mra. W. L, Sandera. Others prlrea were awarded to Mra. Victor Palmer and Mra. E. M. Bubb. Oueata of Mra. Bkllllngton In cluded Meadamea Guy Manning, W. L. Bandera. J. H. Foeter, B. M. Bubb, M. D. O'Neill, J. C. Avery, Jamea A Mlaa Itm Dorothea V. K. Parker, Allen In the McCarthy apartment! cm F.ppenon. R. Smith, i Tueaday for an Informal evening. A I'erry, Mnllle Belding, Mary Rlnan and Mlaa Hkllllngton. number of the gueata enjoyed bridge, othera apendlng the houra tn a aoclal manner. Teg waa aerved later In the evening with HAI'I'Y HOI it ( , u i Mra. Charlea Low pouring. IH KNTKItTAINKII ' Invited gueata Included Mra. ller- For mi-mlicr, of the Happy Hour I man Oliwold. Mra. Charlea Low, club, Mra. tt'. K. ll.-rk entertained ' Mr' Ho Patrick, Mlaa Joaephlne dollKhtfullr at her home on Lewie Llndley, Mlaa Alleen Mordoff, Mlaa atreet. A number of gueata alao i Katharine Llndley, Mlaa Feme enjoyed the afternoon'a pleasure, i Hanka. Mlaa Jean Perry, Mlaa Elna The Beck home was attractively ! Jenacn, Mlaa France! Humphrey, adorned with fall cut fkwera and I autumn leave with marigold and fern lnterpcred about the rooma. Aeilatlng the hoitens in her du llea, Mn. Carl Handell nerved a dainty luncheon. Oueata Included Meadamea R. Moatenliacher, Carl Bandell, L. RucV onkh, Oeorge Humphrey. J. J. Keller, H. T. Bummerii, W. Btein- meti, Mra. Jennie Hum and Mra Beck, the hoateaa. The group will be entertained t-y Mra. W, D. Gofer on Tueaday afternorn. October 27, at the Co fer home on Alameda street. INFORMAL i 1 KVKXIXO A number of frlenda were gueata at the home of Mlsa Lola Bynon Misa Pauline Cllft, Mlaa Dorothy Currin, Mla Margaret Hargua and the hoateaa. VIHIT IX MKIIrOltll FOR Vl KRK-E.M) Mlaa Margaret Worden and Mlaa Maybelle Leivitt left the latter part of the week tor Medford, where they were tbe bouae gueat of Mra. Don Nswherry, who waa a former Klaruath Falls girl. I KXTKRTAI.V j WITH IIIXXKR j Mr. and Mra. B. Van Buckirk j were hoata on Friday evening with en attractive dinner party, given at their home. The Hallowe'en motif (Continued on Pane Five) Three Day Special Friday Saturday Monday COATS $40.oo Fur trimmed dress coats, reg ularly $52.50 $25.oo Latest fur trimmed flare and tailored models in the newest I CT (If) shades. Priced regularly at "fgTj. $12.50 There are also many beauti ful new fall coats which are regularly priced at from $30 to $35. Reduced for this sale V All Dreuet 20 Ducount All Hat. 10 Discount MI-LADY'S SHOP Wickeraham'g Style) Shoe) Shop.) i 822 Main Street Phone 805-W. Christmas Photographs Nothing conveys, thoughtfulness and cheer like a Christmas portrait. . 4 ' ., Special Inducements for ' October Sittings Quality Photographs Picture Frame photoqraghic ENLARGING AND TINTING Opposite -Court House S27 Main Street n'' i i v Phone 39 " "' n.VELOUR HAT This outstanding Millinery material for Fall; Is newly shown with SATIN RIBBON TRIMMINGS These may be shirred, plaited, or , crossed in novel effects, in color t . blendingwiththetoneofthebat. We have received today from tbe Vogue Hat Company, Fiftb Avenue, New York, several charming models, in serviceable . shades of wood color and buck skin, and tbe ever smart blank. Peggy-Claire "The Hat Shop For Particular Women." !f? LOCATED IN MOE'S. I.ET US SHOW YOU THESE HATS TODAY ""hunrtro . l for .k. cara" i.... I0r 'he offnii. . -A Dance When? O Whefe? Oct. 20th Odd Fellows Hall Who? Woodmen, their friends and members of other orders cordially invited. Admission $1.00 OWN YOUR HOME Let us help you plan your home. We will gladly supply you with estimates for the re quired building materials. SEE US FOR Building Materials of All Kinds. Sixth Phone 866 Street Lumber Co. Office and Yard on So. Sixth Street VS.,
