The Klamath news., March 21, 1926, Page 5, Image 5

NEWS
..Sunday. March 21, 192(i
' wood
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nt
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chance, through nu,. ., will b. held n , .7. .'up
M down phy.lc.1 training ., i. . Komi (ley Kni,. "r" !
I lor th-girl. " ... 1
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IUMI IUMK AT
UIIITK PM.li AS
.. rreq tiOeller. Tonv f'aaf.lle- V.I......I i . t
I' V. Kuvkanilnll .. . ..u-.u. .
I'lrlrh. Mr.. All., hi. '...?. !.""' 1 rl" ('urr,n u"
bur Jones Mm li if . """ ""'k room. Alfred fol-' greeted the student at
Mr. J II .,.... T. ",'"",'ur. r. Tirgels, Fred iorer and R. K.
HoueJ,v,"T.h",Jr;r,,,,,h,lr,. . .
h.r... M.rlln ...d Mr. HirrTuny,:
lh , rilHMIlVTKKMN' ItlNSKK
I III tlfil UlMfHtll- ,.t ..... - JTO IIW UL'Ml U L'fkV Liih ll' I
Th. nl.V was lv.lv decorated In .r.n rarnattnna ' received ' Th.v van "Thou Rril.
A. given in tba auditorium of the Dew, which made a centerpiece on tbellant Bird," David, and "Tbe Open
Frumont school and a packed bouae luncheon table. Paper narcissus ' Secret," Woodman.
IIKTIlOTrLIL TOLD
, lrlr arm.
, jov. droop.
of broken
,M,,, their
fcra..cd. til.
nw Ilk.
Iplai'.d I h.r.
Iwuci' played
.sipped from
oa a ninaa-
1,1. Munlnua
' the
III. greenblu.
iTKA KNJOVKU ON
HHIMV AITCIIMkiv
The annual business meeting of .,, ."Alf '
!he Klrt I're.byterian church of "ryarn- ,
mumutn ran. will he held In the
church parlor Wedneadar evening, ALOHA PACT MATIION'H
March 14, lilt. The annual re-; ILL UK KNTMlT.il KU
both per-, and pussy wlllowi completed tbe
formancea. , decoration, lendlnic a most spring-1
The east Included Lorraine Mor- like appearance to the rooms. HI. yusti MrCORXACK'H
aoti, rniirna iioaeii, Arcme Kram- Patrick a day score rarda and rarora,
burg, Virginia Peyton, Lelaud Otey,; were used.
Uavid Totlen, Kyle Uerr;.'inan. Ki-e-,
lyn Propat. Kldou Hiro;n and luro-
H HM).'. IIKIIK ATKI)
TIU HMDAV KVKM.Vi;
' The new Fremont school, a build-
, Inif of true architectural beauty
I
'or a number of high whooli"0" ' dl"'r'Bt actlvltlea Mrs. H. K. Momyer and Mrs. I waa formally dedicated on Thursday
li keeping with 81. Patrir.'a a... "Irl" "I'd Miss Lather Man-. : the cburca win bo presented at Frank Ankcny will be hostesaea at evening. March IS. when William.. k. - ,..,. ul. xi.n w
-in umiuit ganc. given In the a icnce ttarher of Klera-i uibbbt win on aervea a i o ciock luncneon r nosy, marcn; r nwunam, i-uniruiHn vi nm run-
dining room of the VYblt Prllian lh r'"in' high school. Mra. ( harle; by ""' ' Auxiliary of the ' 26. 126, honoring tbe member ! land public school board delivered
ninni on ueaaay evening March It emertainwl at 4 o'clock on l 1 " nusine.ia oi Aiona rasi .natron ciuu. u. E. o. ueunmory nuuit.
eriiratlona denoting the
of the party were
ranged and coupled lth excellent
niuair tue arrair waa on. of th.
moat Inlereallng of th. season.
Among those seen during the ..'.
ning were ir. and Mra. W. O. Hob
'Friday afternoon at her ailractlvei m'"n' w"' 'ollow. All membera i The luncheon will be aerved at tb6 Woodward stressed the Idea of
The betrothal of Mlsa Agnea Mc
Cornack, daughter of Mr. and Mra.
Mra. Frank McCornack, prominent
ranchera on tiie Klamatb Lake,
waa told during tne St. Patrlck'a
party given on Thursday evening la
tbe First Presbyterian church by
vlll
wed Itobert Oliver In the summer.
Miss McCornack la one of the
most popular of Klamatb county's
.tlrs t'rvel.P'.rr ,b"'n 00 Kour,h '' Washington: nd "'rter " hurch and! borne of Mrs. Momyer at 227 Junl- the naVonal upbuilding of American 1 jr0ner et- 8" haa ttended fln
iii a. lively sr. rw, 'won , their families ar. Invited to this! per street. Th. regular monthly I schools. j l.hlng school In the east and for the
,,,. . , . . , , pasi iwo years maae ner nome wun
included in Woodwards splendid! T ' .
address were two number, by the I her ?"e on h , McC.n',
Pine Tree orchestra. Morning. Nooni ranch- 1OUr" ta "'"' "
. ... L. n . ... , Klamath creamerv.
to manv I. ih. ' . """' . ! ai.uu wsav sa PP" "1 '"
f the vl.i, , X,. L. "1 rienoa- cnlrmn: '.;;:.:L ;;,V-V. from Emani. Verdi. The Klamath'
Mr. and Mr.. T. IV M, l,,n.i,i u. ! D1 Mra. Itlchard
ami Mr.. Ja k Hlaler.
I '"'"' .,,r: ""' hl.a lllley. r"'- . ' '" Mr.' Mr.. Arthur Orubb. Mrs. A. R. M.v
" iij. io Klamath Fall. n t . .7 .. .
I v. . . . i ...... iwnn .. . .. v . .. j . . . .. - - " "... " .
I .,.r. ,,r.. norac. Ilrldgeford. : " " uu" n r , .Isled In tbe dining room by Mr.."" ' JMa VBnc
r. and .Mr. (I. A Kr.u... Mr. and ' ' " Fried j it. c. Harris, Mrs. Perkins Mra 11 ' Prr residence on
Mrs. Kdwsrd II. Pike. Mr. and Mrs.'"11 T 1 ,,,m""'l'"J ' Mtos n ilMd. Mr. it R w.tt.nh'ur.' "re- oa Monday and
Horace Manning aud Mr. and Mrs.! 1" J. .i'T,' , ,or!"cr tMri" n. I). 8. Hhlel. Mis, Ralph. Mrs.n'n ' ,nl '
Howard P.rrlu. ! '? "lamslh Fulls schools. Mr. and ' nui,h.r,t Mr. rw.ni- vi .-i m fny entertained
, Mr. and Mr. J u u..Ar..rj Mni- 'I' molored lo Mndford Hat., w i. u.uin.. ' fifty of her friends at
on the
county high school girls'
quartet :
.. . , . i , . MtiiK iiti- uuuiu-n, oariuui x rail i
ana .mxmy iaa a noBe. aim. . v ..VMH.M - -
Mrs. Walter West and Mrs. Fred
. l-nr.tla Jrnnlng. and llollln llu
dolph. MU Katherln. I.lndley. Mra.
! Weaton KlllHiiirne, Thoma. llurge.s
j Malarkey. Howard ll.rnhl.el. Ita
chel Crnnqulat. Frank Ileeton. Tal
. Hlurdlv.nl and Jay Cliek.
... dinner. Arrangements are being business meeting will follow the
To VISIT IN made for 260 guuis by the din-i luncheon.
KLAMATH FAl.l.H i n,r rommlttee which is composed
Of lni..r.i , ... , toiiowing ladle:
inieret to many la ih. an. I . . iiuu i-i-iirv in
... c..,. .i . n ..... i HOSTKHH OF WKKK
rrledrlril Of Uraui ... .. ' Twn sllracllva nnrtlMB
i .nr.. iMgrn i.riiiie ana Mm m it - - r -
iij. io Klamath t-.n. . . . .. ... .
North Ninth FTnct" R. OM completed the pro- day nl Pnt tbe day wltU Mra,
Tuesday eve-
week when Miss
for more than
brldae,
uraay to meet Mr. and Mrs. Fried.: ... ' High score on Monday night
rtcb. I vinl la Miaa fSrai'A Itnaelnnd. Inv
to Miss Margaret Hargus.
On Tuesday evening Miss Mar
gram with two vocal numbers, well Paul Evans, daughter of Mrs. West.
. HIGH SCHOOL I'l.AY
lll'GK Hl ( KSH
HT. PATItH'VK'H
PAHTV TIII'ltHDAY ' The annual student, body play of'garet Worden received high score
The Oi-orto Humphrey home 7-1 Klamath county higb school was with low going to Mrs. George Mc-
thrtMi. of
U whit.
Ire hue.
Pine atrfiit. waa the eren. nf a h-.. succtss from th. first act through
illful Ht. Patrick's party on Thurs-!to ,h la" cur'l, hn "'-
..... 1 . (V IClMlt" M. tlmaamwilA nm C ..... .
. um, en-ning wnen mm Frances " '
waa preeented on Satur-
matlnee and - evening,
Intyre.
Miss Josephine Lindley, Mlssi
Katberlne Lindley and Miss Loiaj
Bynon assisted Miss Perry in serv-
MI'HK'AL PIUX;IUM
11.. r in, .,.. ' Humphrey entertalna-i m .1. t.i.iu y, ootb
lihl. .liadowed ,. .., .. . ,. .. .. ol brlda.. Foil., win. k.u.. . j March 20. Under the direction of ! Ing Monday evening. Tuesday eve
Monday In tbe club room, of the "cluu" luncheon waa nerved. Mlw J ""'-' n CM- naaning aiiss wu nvnon asaisiea uia
library, when ,b. mu.ic department ''-Purey waa a,.d by Mrs. "Z" V."! ' L T'- ' h8'e!" n .
narrin K. Lucas and Mrs. Jacques ' ' -. ..-.-, ni. ' - " "'"-'"
J. Htelger. and by her mother, Mrs . - 11 '
tjeorge Humphrey
I
! of lb. Library club entertained. The
I ttinlc nf Ih. ari.rn.mn wn. In1l.n
wllb" ,hei Music snd many lovely number
until', a. they Mr, ,.... i-inrh i- In.
moving ; ..r.il.. nlann -mini "(lhoal lln.a "
the
Oreen roses In low pink bowls
and pussywillows in tall vases made
the rooms most attractive. Table
, tereatloa niano .oloa.
'Tburlow l.leuranre; "Indian Lovoi ""-'" caruooaru
Hong," V. W. Cadman. nd lB ,h corner, of each was
I A vocal solo by Mrs. A. J. Voye! -"-- -c" of Ireland. Bcore
Iwa. well r.celved. Hhe aaug "By crd" nd cndy ba.keu streswd the
in. green-1, . wttn of Mlnnetonka." Tbur- St. Patrick's day motif.
!low Lleuranoe. Violin oblgnto by' "'n ,cor or e
Harry llorel tlTn 10 M'-1 Feme llanka, second
N.w Vork. i ..M,rih of InuillII Phantom.." h,b. '".M!" Kln 1.eatoB aai luW
10 mra. j. w. uiiiiapie.
E It. Kroeger, waa
splendid manner by
executed in
Miaa Miriam
r during the
isny Ht. Pal
par tie. th.t
the Irl.h pa-
their evening
Iauri easf ul,
rcphrey enter-
-ning with a
:l IiuhIh, from
' brltlgn scores.
aad tbo col-
Ol.lt-KAMIIIO.VKn
j lACK M Hrtt'KSf
; Of interest to all of Klamatb
i Falls' society was the old-fashioned
Is well known.
Miss Virginia Weit aang "fly the
I r,A .f Ih. Bbv 111... U'al.r "
Thurlow Lleurance. In . beautiful, If"" '7" t Al-
-ell trained voice. Bont h l und" ,h" u1""c
Mr. 0.c.r Bhlv, and Mrs. Fred , ,he .I)l,.Vrl! of ,h? Rev-
Cofer war. on tbe committee
charge of tho affair.
In
olutlon, Eulnlona chapter of Klnm
MltS. JOIINKON IH I
HOSTKHH HATVItl.AY
At a hcautlfiilly appointed lunrn-
EASTER
PHOTOGRAPHS
An Appropriate Gift
piotogragjc
Quality
Photographs
Picture
Frame
tloni
was
alh Falls. Final arrangements fori
the dance were made WednetduyM
tbe American Legion. Spanish War) S
Veterans, and Dntighters of the' ri-r
American Revolution met at the
. . . . . . ; Alll III U II I 11BTIIIVU. 1'UIIIIS IUD
number of hrr friends, i'.j.j... , 1 u i
yesterday aNernoon nt 1 o'clock in "-"'"""'
' ,,' ' ,. V, 1 . , n 1 Oscar Peyton rehearsed Iho stepa,
the White Pelican hotel dining fci.i. .1....
luncheon 1 v - "
vr-tiiil In heaulirul manner nn
' Friday evening before hundreds of
I visitors. j
1 Mrs. O. II. llanihbarger, past)
state regent of the D. A. R. of Cal
ifornia Inatructed previously the in
tricacies of the grand march, which
was one of the features of the old-
ENLARGING AND TINTING
Opposite Court House 327 Main Street
room.
Following the
mi' Alias Jean .... u,ri. 1. Johnann enter
1 Monday anu ,aJn,d for
ner horn, ou
a lib a aeries of
ilally attract-
"nments rarr.eit , h Bbns of bridge were enjoy
Irmniiy. 1 . . room
Sunday school As a centerpiece of her luncheon
March party at table Mrs. Johnson bad arranged a
hurrh on Thurs- lovely basket of aprlng flowera. Her
cumnilttce had ; other fuvore and tally cards ex-
fK of green and pressed the same motif.
tut
Covers were laid for Mesdamcsi
Ihe din- Wllford E. Lamm. Fred Bchallock.i
I Hie dining room ' Harry Poole, Charleston 8. Currin.
In hotel, to which I K. M. Ilulib. Claude Davis, Emma
fashioned dance.
Committees In charge of tho at-
fii'i attended as
t amnller table.
Iirmi arrnnged the
I 'll and prvdnuil-
wns the green
llii'ine carried out
Mills. Wllllum tlanong. Harry Acl'-
ley. J. P. Well., .Miss i.orua Jen
nings and the hostess, Mrs.
aon.
fair, the moal enjoyable event of
the season, Included: General com
mittee. Mrs. Harry Ackley, chalr-
, ,. man; Mrs. It. K. wauenourg ana
JUIIU- 1 ,
A. X. W. ( Li n MKKTU
AT MAKTIX HOME
ll'er of commerce Members and a number of guests
on Ht. Patrick's of the A. N. W. club met Wednea-
forum luncheon, dsy afternoon at the Charles Martin
le auspices of the , home when Mrs. Carey Ramsby en-
Proarani nt Irlah larln ned for tnem.
The long tables Ht. Patrick's favors, place earns)
ed In green and ' and decorations carried out beautl
:i. Patrlck'a spirit j fully tbe Idea of the frwtlve holiday.
Dainty refreshments followed an aft-
ernonn of sewing.
I rineai. nf Mrs. Rarmshy Included
;sH i Harold Redden. Mrs. C. C. See-
ii-v Mrs. J. Henry Thoinns, Mrs.
ive moro natural I Watr w'ost and Mrs. C. H. Under
"lop themselves '
Mrs. Wilbur Jones: decorating com
mittee. Mrs. Fred Mills, chairman:
Mrs. Charles Martin, Mrs. E. D.
Lamb and Mrs. Warren Hunt.. Mu
sic committee. Mrs. Harry Ackley
and Mrs. Allen Sloan. Candy booth,
Mrs. Thomas Hampton, chairman:
Mra. Alfred Collier. Mrs. Alice
Moore and Mra. Edith Morrison. Ice
cream booth, Mrs. 8. B. Evans,
chairman: Mrs. D. V. Kuykendnll,
Mrs. Lois Rlackwell. Mrs. V. 0.
llsrnthouse, Mrs. E. L. Cramblltt
and Mrs. Ray Telford. Floor man
agers, II. W. Rathlany. (leorge Mc
Inlyre. K. L. Cramblltt, E. R. Hall.
Guy Merrill, Fronds Olds, W. E.
Beck, Fred Houston, W. ,T. Lee.
i"wrclsn, men phy-
beautiful lhan wo-
uimont of profi-s-!
nberger, head ofi
liatlnn department 1
of California. It
who rncently prk-
porrert men" nf-1
Physical - tests and
Inilnlno wrnlh with
far too often wo-'
'd, clumsy. too
flnbby or round :
band," ho snld, I
ore woll propor-1
erect nnd woll
wblrh Is termed
n Is sensual not :
Ner declared. "But j
ply dress, artificial
p uncensing ntten-J
prsonnl appearance, j
ro not so attrnctlve 1
dressed men," he
"bowing that he
wnr Is started !
hrlRon to Ihe stage,
maintained that
more aracnfnl and
Pn'l tlmn chorus
ferclscs anil Uvea
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for the .
Easter Parade?
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at the
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. Vulture Glorenna Warren.
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Repair fountain pens and
Repair glasses. Repair
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Mend umbrellas.
Estimate diamonds.
Eversharp pencils.
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o oplnlnpd. "nd
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