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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 29, 1925)
ATHNEWS Pqe TEm ,1, M. ' A)tar B'-Hoiy In mil. Sorltir f 'hrll- ., Bt IH ('h""- Id with Mrs. E. H. ,,, dltlnl"". i Mr.. A. I. . eihig I'res- lot- ,Ub with MM- or. ydhmlUit church. H of Ml Myrui lion. A. A. If. tirarv. W. II. K. ml: weapon ,. itn-itm lu-l i I:,;,. ii 'lul will -. . i HI I'VIII' lll'l' r h.ji'1! Ii.ilm urn- ;tro b .illll trii'mlu. bwlii every cuim- l35lrc. u HttrA-iht-ri- I ilii-ri uIohih :4 wnii I'1 tu'iercu- Tuil pulli-tit. u and rot. IHr.,u2li lo nee.!y tulrtr- i, npply iio-m wllh SKIir Uledlcal At latrlllnn service Into iam, teaching un- tUMm nml their liillm of health ami lervlces of train- uttMi. 'jt tkw tor un- !n mil pay for I'. who uro unable Ml support of the k!ibtifolo-il Ano- imilslcd county I WHO I AM? JUTMAS fcEAt.. iim 'mill members of iH rli' cliu of atlirth Mix Itulh lui night at the call on Eldorado nle mil a daintily completed the W Wirne Whitney, Hill Thmnrkins. Olirrr llnircrs. Era Blr llronn, Ilob- 'M.lh Thomas, Ken- ll Mlcbaflnon Nondls fowl, l'atrli-ta Kirk. Gwendolyn Clnye, M Ella Knyson. . 8ckxk ' ot Mr. and Mrs. -" Prlflc Terrace tllfit of the Thanks- r" given. ""d it flvo o'clock Ittrnoon hourit lent P rtarm lo the rooma Nkled from Iho glow sat. " ""I for Mr. ami ''"mm, Mr. ami Mr. ""Oil. .Mr. Inarm Tliwiiloro Kntinn Mr NK11 '" "f Iho rresby- lll enjoy home tie gift that ia you- 1&JSl ft coming Thursday f '"" ""' ur a purlurg 10 u y ill" limn plKim fi,r , burn a r wnii'ii win hi, a ,lu,i vonl. HiwlKmit fur K Itolliluy the after- noon will lia Mm, J)n, ml Mrs. J. V. Iloiuiou. Hurgcnt TIMNKridlWVU rmsT- i:sjivi;n is ki.amvui Tha greaiMt eu-loin of customs r waa enjoyed In i-n.ry homo Klm ulh Falla ilnrlni Iho pant wrek. Thr fiam of ThaiikIHiiK I'uy. Fonm of tho illnu. r ,to aerve.l on Wrilni'itilay ovrnlna In ordir to i fit In wllh othi-r arrunniiinvnta, but i tlm majority of Klamnih'a riilMiu rnjoypd llu-lr turkey illnm-r lulo In the afti-rnoon of Thnr-iilay. In tiie Klrai l"rhyiiirlan chiin-h a union rcrvlre Sa hxld with arl oua ulnlicrn of tho cliy prpalillnx. Tho . V.'lui. r. Hi un lioti-l protpd a Mrica for m iny, anil thu illnln room .. nihil In In ulmint -iiiar-li. liowl-i of fr,.i fruit formed the cuniir ilp.-, of the dlnlnn t. hloit bolh for IiikIi kiii'iiii nml nr llr. Hurry llori.-a l.llllc Kyinphony onhi-ilrn piny,-,! iImiImk tlm llnnir ho urn from alx inilll oIkUI o'clock. Mlr.a Knllicrlii WiiHon plcniicd with vcrl irlollu iiuiuhora diirlnic thij rronlna. Hen II. SU'vi-iikoii cnliirlaiiicd wllh a p.iriy of cluht at :.io dlum-r. Tho Kiinu of Mr. HUivciKoii Inclml'-d Mr. and Mm. ItolM-rt llnrwood, Mr. and Mr. Harold (iruhbs. Mica Lor raine (iruhl.t, L. N. Woodnlde. Mn. Lynn Ziniincruinn, MIks Hetty Zim merman, 1). W. Hti'Veunon and the hoA. Mr. anil Mr. II. N. Moe enti-r- talned for Mr. and Mr. Karl Whlt lock aud Mr. and Mra. P. A. Albcrt ron at a pn-lilly appointed table. Dr. and Mra. T. ('. Campbell were nmoriK the nrenlna'o rueals. CueHta of Hope Wcaton Kllliourne Inrluded Mr. and Mm. liel tiammon and daughter N'nnry. Mr. and Mra. II. K. Ilauaer en tertained with a parly of tlx at lute dinner. John Martin and a party of thrco were Included In the ThankaRlvlng Hay nucHtii at tho Whlto Pelican. C. A. Dunn waa a ThnnkuRlvlin hunt to a party ot alx friends. Mr. and Mra. n. E. Miller enter tained for A party of four at one of tho attractive tallica. Among the auoola to enjoy their TbunkaxlvlnA dinner at aeren o'clock waa MIm Florence MathUon, who entertained a honteae for a parly of fire k next . Mr. and Mra. K. T. Boatman proved Interesting hoata tor a party of flvo auoAla. Thotnaa II. Malnrkey entertained for a party of throe. .Hubert 8trahorn and Pert Hall wore teen among the Thanksgiving dinner guenta In the White Pelican dining room, Mr. and Mra. Horace Manning were Included In fhe holiday dinner guesta In tho dining room Thursday evening. . Mr. and Mm. J. Itnynl Shaw en joyed their Thanksgiving dinner among tho gucjits of the hotel. K. II. Plko and Horace Bridge ford of Pelican City were Included In tho dJnncr guesta on Thursday avonlng. O. II, Davidson and parly of alx were among tho ThnnkHglvlng din nor guests. , Mr. and Mra. Knrrell Hopkins had an. their Thanksgiving gueata Mr, and Mra. Knrren Hndler. r'- ' ' COI.I.lKIt DINXKU PA1ITY I'KKTTV AFFAIR Mr. and Mm. Andrew Collier en- tertnlned with one ot tho prettiest of the Thanksgiving dinners of the week at o'clock Thnnk-gtvlng af ternoon at the Collier residence on Pino street. Covers wero lulil for 'Mr. and Mra. F. II. McCornnrk nnd family, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Collier nnd family. Mr. nnd Mra. K. H. (ieory. Misa Flor onco Porter, Lloyd Porter, Mr. and Mra. (1. T. Porter. Mrs. W. R. Hrl-ay, he Dersnin.i '.ei . ...uu if tho 1,1 Wml' CHITICB WIUI "'6 UUe Sentimonh nf Prirlarm'ns . your pnotograph. Pen Evenings and Sundays by appointment. Stinsoii Studio hw'Dance'Frock .Has Hightech In oimotitiun to tin- ex I n ioe ilecullctle froikl for l lrnin,. II, i ; little two imw dance frikk has a high neck. Material i, U,u ami gold iiu tal liruraile with col lar of gl, rihhan ami noM-guy of I'rcn.h flower.. ' MIm Loll Del. ay. Kdward A. Geary, Charles A. Henderson, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Collier and family. FOKT KLAMATH Cllll.llltKN HOSTS . Atudenta of the grade school of Fort Klamath entertained fop scores of guests on Wednesday evening In the church with a Thanksgiving pro gram, which' had been carefully pre pared. Refreshments were served at a later hour. Clover programs were prepared by the school children, depleting a Thanksgiving pumpkin on tho cover In ornngn against green back ground'. - " Following Is tho program aa It won presented on Wednesday eve ning: "Thanksgiving" "The Overall Roye" "Robb Brewator's Rooster" "We Thank Thee" .... Bobbie Briscoe Thanksgiving Song Vivian Martin Thanksgiving Conversation .... Victor Carter "lledlfmo Stories'" Cood-Nlght Song The White few Announces That Commencing December Second A Dinner Dance Will Be Given Every Wednesday Evening Featuring Bud Lynch's White Pelican Orchestra " Dancing From 6:30 to 12:00 Cover Charge After 8:30 $1.00 Dinner From 6:00 to 8:30 jt One Dollar and a Half v MltH Mt'lIOLH . HONOR Kit WKHXKHDAY ' Mrs. Otto F. Nichols, nee Dorothy Currln, waa the Inspiration, for A lovely gift shower at the George II. .Inalcy home on Riverside, street. Wednesday evening when the Misses Josephine and Katharine Llndley en tertained In her honor. The glfta wore presented by the hostesses early In the evening. mra. .-Miction marriage waa an event of Friday, November 20. Ouesta Included Mra. Otto F. Nlch ols, Mra. Ueorge It. Llndley, Mra. Marvin K. Lucas, Mrs. Robert Rigga, Mra. Herman UrlBWold, Misa Jean Perry, Misa Margaret Hargua, Misa Frances Humphrey, Miss Aileen Mor- dorff, Misa Ferne Hanks, Misa Marl am Wortley, Miss Lola Bynon, Miss Josephine Llndley and Misa Katn- erina Llndley. VAMHlllXa PARTY (ilVK.N HY MIW. KLOl'GH The "rat of a series ot vanish Ing parties, for which Mra. W. 8. Slough waa hostess, waa an event of Saturday afternoon at the home of Mrs. D. N. elevens. The par ties are given as the Inspiration In order to obtain funds for tha build ing of student quarters of the Al bany college. Mrs. Slough waa chosen as the first hoftesa In order to lend an added Incentive In the Interests aroused In the series of parties, due to her great Interest In educa tlonal affairs. Tho first of the parties through out the atato was given by Mrs. F. I. Fuller, president of the Al bany league, whose Interest waa aroused early last year when she realized tho need of a new dormi tory with the Increase in the stu dent body of the college. Guesta ot Mra. Slough and Mra. Clemens yesterday afternoon Includ ed Mcsdames E. S. Veatch. A. M. Collier, A. L. Rice, N. B. Drew, n. E. Geary, A.' R. Wilson, L. L. Truax, Roy La Prarle. Burt E. Haw kins. Miss Mary Walker, Misa Vera Houston and Miss Elolae- McPherson. ' FAMILY DINNER BKIIVED AT HOME At the home of Mr. end Mra Tttomaa Martin on High street, one of the prettiest of Thanksgiving dinners was enjoyed on Thursday afternoon. Covers were laid Around an attractive . centerpiece of cut flowers. Guesta of the afternoon Included Mr. end JJr. Thomas Mar tin, Mr, and Mra Charles Martin Mr. and Mra. Henry Anderson, Miss Thlrxa Anderson and Mips Helen Anderson ot Merrill, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Hoeley and sons Charles and John of Chiloquln, Martin Rams- by, Mr4 and Mrs. Carey Ramsby: and John Martin. j -MIW. WII.BI'R JONES THANKSGIVING HOSTESS At the home of Mrs. Wilbur Jones on Second and High street, en in- ( Continued on Page Five) Pelican Hotel Golden Rule Values i. i- ' i ' . ' . .. , -,. Are Distinct ilar periods value of the i CHRISTMAS Buying Made Easy. When you think of Christmas, think of a most Reliable Store. Every article the best, reason able : prices, easy ; payments. ' in that they are responsible for the growth in vol ume of business each succeeding month over sim of previous years. . ; : :s Value in Golden Rule merchandise is the es timation and conviction by. customers that; the goods they buy have the quality of style, quality ; of service, and quality of durability equal to the money spent. ' GLOVER'S Jewelry Home of the Big f -t . t I - X Street Clock n 0 S3
