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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (March 7, 1926)
V TH NEWS- ,,1, il'nalllg ' lie : , tha ulhor 'illll merry of n aa old dll; I of Art. col- dr fjnn-) : o rarca--Ba morallal '4 j a r aa j ihc flatnn! jdaa nui aud a" la :'S !. i jruur month I ttii lna man I plmda your 1 1 rot I h-iT Lrjn or vino the earlh ao -urlalna low. 1 1 4a I ry. i fori h ih day. world with ' toil come attain h whltonoa rib In illllnaM hrt di rlna. CfT m pcare rbrrlc n-ar -3d. nraa. 1'attoo Magee, IstntM ht's night. I dram on sleep- if Inro'e delight, lo pie. wind-torn sail stormy sea. i hand Wanly. iRfilna Welch. I INTO tii nenaurd, how such a degree a. our pleas , more natur pplneas. . of sunshine ll hu I ttrly debut that made upon lbi ro: i the thin sparkling wooded Ice-bound beds of ng uhro- ' from it tills: Socloly la long afternoons lh bridge table 'i. for motor trips ng lake highway 'nin to tho green re Hume Nature "ring lingered a K Innib tongues, 1 spring flowers us are springing uiiHhlne. h are being "nlan- Pd those that en- ;ikn homes along T hikes, at lloeky ereek or porhnps "ilur rendetvous. 'is, have thought ' schedule more "id suspect. Klumnlh Pnlla ""t has been w recesses of the In serlualon riiia '"avy snow drifts has been .,i. M'ent. For nniv . country hlahu- vm m due tn t,e we. '"nn the cold, '" '"fe! Boclety "ir coat and don "r drnen nnd gold. Ptrtles (hat are na' thnn evor ,. r tnoat gorgo fPrltin ! 'I.NXEH SOCIETY lTlrH l" Ml of Mon.la, ,,ruu fwiinii in in uiiiInk riHun ( lrl Whim IVI, doii.i H,..rt4nn,. I,rtlS.ii. wi-n iiimln mi.l th, unit.r I- unnnilliciil li,.r 1 1, jlliiKira j """ I" prvarnt iii it,, (llnnir . I (llt. .......I ,.n .' I a,rnd anil i "" ...r.. r.iais nail.ir. DrumlDml , iii wtmi. r woman, now rajulioc Klamalh Pull.. haa i,u,f rrptrd I ho liirlinilnn i,f die ornaa-i Uallnn la M-ak at tli. Monday at., j nln iroriim. whlrli will follow , l ha itlnnr Mr. Il.iior'a auhJiM will M3 '('aiiiurrj." nlaylia writ-! Iro and riiarlrd by hrrarlf. Mra. Ina iM-ntila will illa.uaal parliamentary law. Thla fraiuro of tha program will bi rarrlud out In. furthnr priiRrania, arrordlug to rM. I Irma Diion, prr.ldrnl. Id pluiiiilux ' programs rirrnily with the eiecti-i tlva rum ni It ti n Otlmr Intf-rratlm atilKiunmnniila aro tlm violin nuiiilirra to bo pity. I ad by Ml. Kaihirlii Walton, who! aiya rharmi hir audlrmot. The tllaruaaliin or the atatx ion rrnllon of lb llualnraa and 1'rufi.a- lonal Women of Orrson will bi iinii. ami namra or Ihnan lo aorva I on roinmltt to b announced. Th ; ronrrntlnn. an annuul affair, will' on held In Aalorla In Junp. In lo II, Inrlualv. l-ttnra hara barn rival d by Mra. (iortrudp (ilovar, program riiiiimliiK rhalrman. aaklnn for a Irl.antlon from I ha Klamath Fall rbaplfr. aong, aud iparlal alunla. Ts Idea baa arouacd coualoVralile rnthualaam anions the local women. JOI.I.V NKK.IIIUIItM HK KNTKItTHNKII An liitereallng afternoon waa spent Ibla week when the Jolly Nrighbore were entertained by Mrs. f'. l-wla al the charming new lla rraldrnee on the Merrill high way. On Wedneaday afternoon, March 10. the rlub will be entertained bv the Henley I'srent-Teaeher anam-la- tlon In the new ll.nley gymnaalum. (iueata who called during the aft - ernoon at the Lewis home were Meadamrs A. J. Munnlng. W. C. Ksell. J I.. Itlghtmler. ;. II. Moshy, Vern Cordon, L. A. West. T. N. Caae. J. II. Caldwell. J. W. Thomp son. V. L. I .owls. C. X. Snow, B. II. Hamilton. Mary II Williams. K. E. Ilritdbiiry. I.. II. Hmith. '. I). Chor- penlng. Francis Scrntcbfleld. Itawlln, Ida Meredith, Wllua Payne, Kffle Paul, Frank Stewart. Charles N. Cain. aVllllam Cunningham, O. N Haley, C. M. Haley, A. H. Scott. II. B. Ward. Aiel Johnson. J. J. Win tor. I,. H!nk. W. West. L. E. Elnm and Ihe hoateas, Mrs. Lewis. SHIM. CONWAV IS HOSTI-XH Tl'KHll.tV For several friends Mrs. J. I). Con way entertained with an oveninga at bridge on Tuesday at her homo, 411 North filxth street. Guests Included Mrs. Glenn Jes lor. Mrs. Paul Noel. Mrs. Ed Clarke. Mrs. John (ilover and the hostoss, Mra. Conway. I'Nigi K PARTY ENJOYED IS .MERRILL A moat unlquo party waa enjoyed hv a number of vouneor truest dur ing tho past week, when Mrs. J. A. Cook's children entertained with a treo house party. A huge, deeply foliagcd tree on the Cook home holds a tree house, a delight to ev ery child. The little guests were enlortained with games and refresh ments In tho tree homo for several hours. ... MIIS. CAMPBELL '. IS I.MPHOVINO Tho scores of friends of Mra. T. C. Campbell will be happy to learn that she plans to return to Klamath Falls within a month'a tlmo. Mrs. Campbell, after two weeks in a San Francisco hospital, is now resting In Long lleach. BENEFIT TEA SATUtOAY AFTKHNOOX Moeletv Is looking forward with Interest lo the benefit bridge lea to he given in tho American Legion club rooms under mo i the American Association oi uni versity Women Saturday afternoon, rch 13' ' . A , Committees have completed ar- ...nenta for the decorations. ,cre cards and flowers make the room attractive. that will Additional hostesses ,i hv Mrs. O. have been A. Krause. Thero will be more than 40 table. , play during the afternoon Those ,,o reserved Ublr. during the past week include Mrs. K. Wlsecarver. Mr Hardin Car.er Mr. Olenn Jes- Mrs. George ".. Mr. "'"."peMn V nornard J. ftl.d Perrln. Jlr , Mr. Fred 'Mr """Mr "a"" ' West. Mrs. nnd Mrs. Qn- , " ill HCH I.V KT. !' , of Si Paul. ft newly uaug. .. ." . of 8t. pttr, Paul's orgaaiseu a ho ionder ! Effects i , rT Isn't the furniture alore that .makes a home, al though, of courfe. one may sny it ! the aigrfcit part. But in tlicie days of interior drccnitmi- and artistic effects, the lighting ha a much to t wth the making of r nome ai the house or apartment itself. (So msny apartments and houncs are now being litted with sid'lEht, or baic tock rta, and the old-fashioned chandelier or dronlight h:ia turn relegated to the realms of the forgotten. Lamps can bo had in such marvel. u designs and colorings that they're a eonstan". joy to the eye. A few lighting arrnng menu suitable for house or aptirtmcnl are shown above. The davenport, which may either be placed in front of the fireplace or acroje the win dows, has a 'able standing bc- will rondnci a candy sale on Satur - ! day. all day. March 13. In Keck - 'ard's auto terminal station. I ... tnrmaA nn. Ider the direction of Kev. J. Henry ' Thomas, and promises to be ono of i the most active in the church. i The members are a committee from St. Paul's Oulld. and com- lionru w .,,io. ........ ... f ... vir w v McSValv. Mrs. 1 --' i I Allan Sloan and Mrs. II. W. Bath- 1 lany. ' I ... i MIHH I I'P IN 1 RECENT HOSTESS For an Intimate group of friends Miss Jo I'pp entertained one eve ning the early part of the week at her home on Washington street. . . COOrl HAY IIIH1XESS WOMEN OPEN ( LI U ROOMS Many telegrams and letters of good wishes, together with many splendid gifts from the various civic clubs business houses and friends, were 'received by the Coos Bay busi ness and professional women's club ou the opening of their new club rooms In the Noble building. To commemorate the affair, a largo re tention was held, many members from tho slate clubs, as well as j those from the other civic organlza ! lions In Coos Bay attending. The club Is proud or us now home and of the record established. for it la the first In the state feder ation to move Into cluhrooma with the furniture all paid for, rent paid a vear In advance, and money re maining In the treasury. Tho club has put on a May Iay festival each year, the major portion of the funds used for the cluhrooma being ob tained from this source. Much of the flnanclul as well as social suc cess of the festival each year has been due to the leadership of Miss Ellen Rudnns. state finance chair man, a charter member of the Coos Bay club, who has served for the past several years as chairman. Aside from the entertainment and good tlmo feature, the festival has an educational acnievemeui .... the girl holding the highest scholar ship mark, 1n the senior class In the high school Is acclaimed May Queen, given a beautiful, dress to wear, and also a sum of money or .sni.rshln to be applied to her i,.he education. The clubrooms- aro beautifully furnished, the furni ture hnvlng been specially designed imd built to suit their needs. BENEFIT DA NCR TO BK (ilVEN FRIDAY An old-fashioned dance will be ...... svMav. March 19. at the Alta- mont dancing pavllllon. sponsored . by Eulalona Chapter Daughters or the American Revolution. The gen eral committee Is Mrs. H. Ackley. chairman. Mrs. Charles Wood Ebor lC Mrs. Robert E. Wattenburg and Mrs. Wilbur Jones. This com mittee will bo nsslstod by the fol lowing named members of Eulalona Chapter, WHO will a.-. fwies: Mrs. D. V. Kuykoniinii, sirs. Thomas Humpum, Solonon, Mrs. Charles Martin. Mrs. Allen Sloan. Mrs. Syd Evans. Mrs. nay Telford. Mrs. Arthur Wilson. Mrs Fred Olover, Mrs. Alice Moore. Mrs' E L. Cramblltt. Mrs. Alfred I tlmt.makca a horn, al- at either end. Th I . . , I (I Ij Sunday, MarcjTr 1920 " - A 1 By hind it with a lamp at either end. The lamps were m black glaze with shades of orange silk veiled in black georgette. These gave jtut the proper lighting when one waa coiMy en sconced in the cor ner of the daven port und made a cheery spot in the room even without any other lights. The bedside lamp la. of course, almost an essential. For the siecplcaa nights when one wants to read until sleep finally comes, or in case of emergency, a lamp by the bed is indispensable. And don't neglect the bridge lamp beside the favorite chair of the head of the house! Of course, all these are so placed, as t give a room ea : rcn Hunt, Mrs. Fred Mills, Mrs. , Fred Schallock, Mrs. E. D. Lamb : and Mlsa Margaret Worden, and the tOllOWing aSSOCiaiB DiemUCrB. mm. ! Har.hbsrger, Mrs. Morrison. ; M'-'s McKlnrle. I The mualc will be the very best, : The program will include all the old-fashioned dances, and -there will . ( ! "allamnnd left, grand-right' and left,' and "promenade all." with all the aest of the old-time caller. The dance is being given to Talse funds for patriotic purposes and promises to betheblg event of the season. . ... SIRS JOHNSON PRESENTS PUPILS Mrs. Wilianl Johnson presented seven of her piano pupils In a pri vate recital at her studio, 50J Third street. Friday evening. May B. Those appearing and the program follows: "Dancing Butterflies".... Englemann Clifford Yaden "Maiden's Dream" - Helns Jean Fraier "The Dancer Gaynor "Cabin Dance" (negro song)....Bains "The Goblin" Gaynor Margaret Yaden "Honeymoon Dance" Rolf Juno Sotzer 'March" Gaynor Military March'' Caynor Murke Ynden Joyous Peasant" Schumann Glenn Brown j "March of tho Clnssos" Preston Margaret Yaden "The Man with the Grindstone" ChristlanI Morton Yadeu Dud "Yellow Butterflies" Iieb-Evans Juno Setier and Jean Fraier ' SENIOR CAST PRACTICING DAILY Members of the cast tor the an nual Senior play this year, "Come Out of the Kitchen," are practicing dally for Ihe comedy which will be presented early In April at the Pine Treo theatre. " According to Mrs. Rnchoel Applegate-Solomon, who with Mrs. Frank Howard is direct ing tho play, the exact date of the presentation has not yet been set. Included in tho stnff are: Olivia Dnngerfield. Ruth Cofor; Elizabeth Daingerfield. Loota Beall; Mrs. Falkner. Jennie Orover; Cora Falk- f, A fulfil' i"ih (ii iwn , .. v-i ii K0DAK- as you go Bring Your Films to Us '8 hour service Jhttoraphh ENLARGING AND TINTING Opposite Court House 327 Main Street Annette Rradshaw air of cheery comfort that nothing else can impart. Use whatever colors may best suit your scheme of decoration but be sure that the linin. of your shades is of a soft yellow or orange that will soften the light and rest the eyea. s) ner, Joyce Bennett; Mammy, Reta Stewart: Burton Crain, Leslie El more; Randolph Weeks, John Mor gan; Paul Daingerfield, Kenton Hamaker; Charles Daingerfield, John Hawkins; Solon Tucker, Bry ant Williams; Tom Lefferts, Kuykendall. Bill COUNTRY STORE DRAWS CROWD FRIDAY EVENING Although Friday evening was heavily crowded with social affairs, very few drew the attention that the country store, conducted by the Kedron club, enjoyed In the First Presbyterian chtrrch. - A program enjoyed early 1n the evening included the following num bers: High school quartet, country fiddlers, readings by Eda Jones, "Charleston" Bob Is Latest Coiffure . "Charleston" is responsible for a new style of "bobbing." To achieve it, the liair is allowed to grow well below the lines of the ears nnd is then turned un lief and brought well forward on each cheek. A slight cock's comb on top nnd a side parting com pletes the new coiffure, which b Illustrated above. Quality Photographs Picture Frame 1 - vj It-'' vV'5' piano aolo, Mra. K. S. Veatcb. the humun pipe orxuu und Zlngarella. The two IauKh-provokinK num brra were Zlniterella and the human pipe organ. Andrew Collier preaid- ed an the organiat at'the laat num-l bur and Mra. Ueorge Mclntyre aang. I In Zluicerella a well coached caat j portrayed a pantomlno exactly ai It I waa wrltt"n. When the hero led i tho damael from the room, he did naught but tie a rope around her neck and lead her from the scene. The following firms are to be' thanked by the Kedron club fori their co-operation and donations to- wara tne country aiore: facuic Pruit and Produce company. Carna tion Milk. Haas Brothers, Wellman Peck, Amazo Oil, National Biscuit company, Tru Blu Biscuit company, j PERSONALITY vs. CHARM Personality is a gift of the gods but any wo man can have charm by the careful study of her. needs in BEAUTY, culture. Our operators, experts in this line, and cater, to discriminating;' women. ' :j'i. I nomm , PHONE FOR AN APPOINTMENT r''' ' - - ( . . . (. .a. f . . THE BOSTON BEAUTY PARLOR Glorenna Warren, Prop. Winters BIdg. Phone 3, . 1 Dine and Dance ; V . at the ... I ? V PELICAN: . j HOTEL L Every. Night. Except Thursday . ft From Six to Eight. O'clock Special . Di.nner Dance -Tuesday Evening . . From Seven to Eleven I Selected Musical Program Tonight 1 Music By ..the Tantalizejs l( . ..p I ir CHIR01?I?ACTIC THE EASY ROAD. TO HEALTH There is no more simple or painless method of healing than the new drugless science of CHIRO PRACTIC. A few simple adjustments will, in most instances, bring satisfactory results even in obstin ate cases of several years' standing. ' There are few ailments that cannot be helped through CHIROPRACTIC. Free Examination If you are suffering from- any ailment, call at once for a free examination. If I find that I cannot help you, I shall gladly tell you and there will be no charge whatever. My examination is made with the aid of the PATHO-NEUROMETER, a new scientific instrument, which with unfailing accuracy will trace your trouble to its origin. Do not hesitate to avail yourself of this service. DR. C. R. LUCAS Phone 420-W. , Chiropractor Underwood BIdf. Page Fiva Enders grocery, Sperry Flour, I.. X.' V. Food Products company, Folgera' Coffee company, M, I. B, Coffee i company, SchlUlnxs, Maaon-Ehrmau and Mebuis and Breacher company. Proceeds from the affair will to Into a treasury for use of the club 't in church work. Committees includ-- t'Vv-. ed Mrs. D. N. Clemens, Mrs. Roy LaPrarle and Mrs. Heber Radcllffe:! punch. Feme Hanka, 'Mary Ball and, Jean Perry; popcorn booth, Frances Beatty, Alta Ralph and Aubra Brad-, bury; candy, Mae Phinney and Anna inhninn- hot itnra and eoffa. Mr c H Mrg A. Harer anil Mrs. N. B. Drew; entertainment , Mrs. Ebba Bennett, Mra, : Myrtle ' Helms and Augusta Parker; store (Continued on Pa Six.) i1' fr.il ta. k s . ,. M ''ai is Kof the Tluslness Rnlsconnl ch nil"'. .. pelor-A. Albertson, Collier, Mrs. iiweswou, . "- "omen's eluh.wlll ship of Mrs.