THE KLAMATH NEWS
HIH'IAI; MI.KMI.tK
MOMHV, KT. 4
Hook ili'iMifliiK'ni nf I hi" Library
I'lulHMrM. NcUnn Kiiwl l re
view The riii'liiiiiicliiic ouent.v
. A. II. Iliiiiiel lit Willi.. Pell
i'iiii Hotel, hiiiuii-lnic Mrs. tlor
lliill Mcl'rilckcll.
ti i:hiav, ikt n
(iroitp int'-ilnK iff Delphian Club
null Mm. Andrew I'nllli'r, Mra.
K. II. t'uiniiiliiK nml Mm.
Clituit Biivl.
WCIIM.hKW. OCT. 0
,. N. W. ( lull wild Mm. liniriii'
win
Kvcnliiu; f'lHMti of llelpliuin Willi
Mm. hmi. J. Zmmvnlt
TlirithDAV, MT. 7
Mluloniirr Mm li t). McthodM Aid
Willi Mm. Ituri'iuv li. I'Iii'Iiin,
lliiiiiiM'uinliiic Luncheon nf III
l'n'l)trlntt Aulliury
FRIDAY, OCT, 8
American Home Department of
l.lliiiirv 'liili. Mm. II. II. IVf
rln mill Mm. A. I., Hlc on In
terlor Dcrorniliitt'.
TFA? AND DELPHI K i
I'KOMINhNI bVbNIO
!
As lli weeks of Ihe full monhs
gradually lurn into the crimson and
oldn colors of winter, there In !-
., ,w...,i f..m.nn
which norlpty ronifiitrmi'ii.
Kllfly
In RKiili'iiibi'r llio wtM'k wprii fllU d '
.it, litiiMti itiaf n-atililttiB nml mir-i
. ,, , . ..
He honoring bride-elects mid the'
, .
bridal parties.- Then again it
the Initial Hireling of nil clubs mid ,
church oiganlratlons In their flMI i
efforts lo mnkn the winter work
successful.
The past week has been filled ,
uwuiwiwii ii iMiw,.vn ....
Professional Women' brliUe tea,
.? vhZ WI.1 S
L . h , r,?l at i fund, lo '
rn b . e T. L, mJ fh. beau '
furniNli tlif rrnt room in the imuui-.
ful new library, which I U.l hear-!
which win held Kutiirday alternnt.n
lug cnnipleiioii. j
The nrfnlr wa successful socially
a well a fliimiclnlly. for both were
necessary lo make Ihe bridge tea
one that would lie reivrea to as tnii!
rim, I, mt. .rln ii, kiiuif iT 1 ll A winter'
" -
u isiiiiii ri.iii i, iifitit mi iiiii'iimiu
iinBiilmiiusly. ii J
This week 11 is the Delphian club,
and nfler a month's delay, but lint
through the fault of .he Klamath
Falls heads, ihe hook arrived unit
the group classes were ordered lo
their hooks for a fascinating season
ug season
of delving Intn the ulway romantic
und niysierlim past. . i
The subject which the woiuen of i
study this year concern, the Middle hy Mr. A.ry included Mesdame,
Ages, and during lliul time one ofiMllrV K. l.ucns. Rex l.nl'rnrie. J .
Illn liwi-l lllrlllltiir nlnvi In llin lil-.i .. . , .. ......... .......
" ' " - ,
in, ... in.. r,i,iii r.us eiiut ie.i :
the rnnllniioiis drama of life. I
Mrs. J. It. Shaw Is president nf j
Ihe Klnmalh Falls chapter of Del
phian. Mm. W. 0. Sin 1 1 h I first
vice president. Mm. T. D. Case sec
ond vice president, and Mm. Howard
U. Perrln Is secretary and treasurer.
Mm. Don J. Zumwalt continue (is.
leader of Ihe groups and general su-1
pervlsor.
MRS. WII.I.ITS IS
l i.ni-,lilK i mi i ill hhii. I
One of the interesting parties of ;
Ihe past week was that of Thursday t
evening when Mrs. Lelnnd Wllllls to spend several days with her ma
was honored by Mm. Rex Lal'rsrle 1 clUno nt tho Hetty June shop. Mrs.
and Miss Pansy Robertson at the j lluggin assure Klamath women
home of the former on lsOD Auburn: Hint the machine handle all lengths
Htreel.
Brldga wa the diversion of the
evening, and high scoro was award
ed Mrs. John M. Glover, and low to'
Mm. Wllllls.
The rooms of Ihe LaPrnrle home
wero attrnctlvely arranged In astern,
of which there wn n profusion in
the lovely nhndes of eariy fall.
Guests In honor Mrs. Wllllls In
cluded Mesdumes Floyd McMillan,
Jacques J. Htelger, Paul Dallon, J.
D. Conway, Roderick Smith, John
M. Glover, Paul Noel, Letha Mc
Cllnlork, lleleno Hreltensteln, Levi
McDonnld, A. 1). Lambert, Fred
Jones, Mnrvln K. l.ucns, Stanley
llajlcek.. Robert Rlggs, Oliver Wil
liams, and tho Misses Pearl Hlehn,
Elna Jensnn mid Vera Thompson.
M KM STEWART IS
IN'TEREHTIN'O VISITOR
Among tho Interesting visitor In
Klnmnth Falls this week Is Mrs.
Chnrlcs F. Stowart nf Hollywood,
Calif., who Is the house guest of
Mr. end Mrs. K. M, Chtlcote of Tenth
street.
Mm, Stewart ts en route, to her
homo in the South, after an extend
ed lour of llio far eastern stales on
tho Allnnlle coast.
VIHITIN'OMX
CALIFORNIA
Friends of Mrs. Harry Poole nnd
Mrs. Chnrllon H. Currln nro receiv
ing cards from I hem, telling of their
Interesting visit In Snulhorn Call
fornla for n fortnight.
Mrs. Poolo Is visiting Willi her
daughter, Miss Ellenore Torrey of
Ban Francisco whllo In the south.
SOCIETY
' md! iiniirr.M ts
HONORED SATURDAY
Mm. Kriiiwt 1 1 I V n Florence
Porter) was complimented Hulurduyj
I afternoon with olio nf Urn i r-i 1 1 n t ;
purl leu uf III" Kcilwiii, when Mm. I
I'liink Mill nml her sinter, Mlssi
Anna Man JiiIiiikIiiii, entertained lit j
(.ii fur Mm. HiOki'ii ul Ijio Mill j
i residence mi IIIkIi street. Mrs.
llelkcn's niurrliiK was nil event of
I ho summer month In 1'iiriliinil.
! Tho rooms nf Ihn MIIIk linmii with
'iihunrvil by Hi"' profusion uf brll
1 limit colored outers thiil were ar
, ranged In low howls mid lani about
I hp nthlcs,
AnaUtlliK Mm. Mills mid Miss
1 JnllliMlittl wan Mrs. Juc(iics J, Htcl-
Her, Klin nerved ilurltiK li'ii iKium. A
, lovi'ly lirldiil kIhiwit preceded lea.
(iucnu wlm honored Mm. Ilclkun
I Included MomllllllHH Jltrlic J. Hlel-
Ker. Charles I'ulliiriuin, I'M I Peyton.,
1 1 ! Iiit Kiidilirfi?. Frank J t-1 1 of!
Chlloiiiiln, Frunk Miner. Hob Oliver. I
Paul Noel, (ieoriie Hlovenson, Coir I
mini O'lrfiuKhlln. F.verott deary, I). J
N. Clemens. Andrew Ciilller, Kd Mi'-J
l.auithlln, linnrxn T. Fouler. K. inn'i ll
Kluhn, J. (I. Johnston, (icorae Mi--1
Iniyre, A. 1.. Illii'. William MnKulro,(
lornf llrldaeford. h. II. Pike. AI-.
M,,es Aul.ra llrudbury, Lorctla Jcn-
nliiKi. Mury Hull. Clara Calkins.'
,.,.,,, Tllley,. llcnn doers. Frcdu
KJack, Muy Phlnney, Hazel Noble, i
ausiims rirniT. imiiryn i.nyinru.
n'' ,"" Joimmiin. laroiyn.
I'hylll. ,
nKMlM,(l I.. nrPNI'lltllllZ IllH KlftH. '
.1-iilNT iiiMi urn r;
TO in: OIVKX HOON
Of great Interest In Kluinnth rolls
u ,n ,,, wlllir I)f ,hl, p..l
(, liy community club on Thiim-j
dny evening. Ociober 7. !
Invltnlluiis to several hundred!
member of the club and tlnlr
KU1, hnvo been placed In Ihe mall, '
uccoriling in sir. .Ainiiinn. WHO IS j
rhnrge of the dance arrangement, i
.,., Hallng'a orchestra will pro-
, I' T Tb.Tt iwirt " K.n,,h Fall..' Mr, l.oro-
, "? , r1",, ? T. " , m ' ' ""nu'u -h- Tuesday
r'B" 7' "T "r'" 0,t,h -veiling in her ..r,,c,lve home with !
hfiuldcd lo hn nno of morn I linn , . , u 1
Znlnn notice. ' ' " ' .,., ,.'?. ,"' 1
e
MHS.' AVKRV HOSTESS
Tllt ltSh.W AITKIINOOV
pretly party, wa that ovor,
wnl()l Mr ,m,.vT, c. Avery pre
k. . n.. t. . . I
smeii on i iiursuuy aiiernoon ui nrr
in, mo on Oregon avuniie. when s
gmup of the younger matron were
bidden for an urternoon of bridge,
Asters In tho lovely full shades of
llVend..r, purple and crimson were w,ern 1 ? ' , V. , , V
,,., , ,(1,j a rhnrln , ,h roomsp,r"' ,'lv, ly Bml M"",n,,"' '"" P. ,
.,... thu t brll,. ,.r ln . Suhln. Thomas While Dclzcll. Frank)
. 1 Howard. E. (!. Wisecarver., Avis i
,,,-
Kh c,,re wa awurded to Mm.
(;, si,son, n,l w to Mrs. Rex
i.aPrarie.
,,, tnnwiiy. iioueric .m. nuiiin, I uui
Nu,., Herman Glsvold, l.eliind
Wllllls. Levant Pease, George Ma-
.,,. U'Mllum I.. K.milerH. Stanlev
llajlcek. Murk lluiina and the Misses
France Humphrey and Pearl Blchn.
MIIS. IM GGINS HltllK
WITH WAVE MACHINE
Winter hns a tendency to straight
cn out tho carefully laid waves
linllndy's coiffure, hut science ha.
i Invented even a challenge to Nature.
Mrs. Belle Hoggins, permanent
., Bpcemiist of tho Marvel Perm
nent Wave shop in Portland, will
arrlvo In Klamnlh Falls Tuesday
of hair.
MISSIONARY HOCIKTY
MEIJTS Till ItsDAY
Members of the Women's Home
and Foreign Missionary society of
the Emanuel Baptist church met on
Thursday aflornoon for one of their
busy meetings of Ihe fall.
Eighteen members wero present,
and Mrs. Chaniherlnlii gave an In
terestlmr rtiseiiHslon of conditions.
political and social, that now exist
In China.
The women have Issued an urgent
Invitation to others in Klamath
Fulls to Join them In their work ,
for the year. I
A social hour followed tho busl-1
ness mooting nnd discussion of the I
foreign missionary work. I
. I
HAPPY llOl'll YVITII I
MRS. J. J. KELLER
Mrs. J. J. Keller was hostess on
Tuesday aflornoon to members of
the Happy Hour club at her home
on Jefferson street. Lovely shaded
asters were used lo decorate tho
rooms of the Keller home.
Guests Included Mra. Ray Harris
nnd son Donald, and Mrs. Waller
Hanson and daughter Miirjorlc, and
Miss Frances Humphrey.
Mrs. Keller entertained tho follow
ing members, Mesdnmes Sam Sum
mors, Jennie, Hum, R. E. Emmltt,
Pnul Johnson, Ed Lawrence, O. M.
Hoctor, W. J. Steinmots, Rhltiehnrt.
Mntsrhenbnchor and Georgo Hum
phrey. Mm. Ed Lawrence will entertain
tho Happy Hour club on Tuesday,
Octobor 12.
iBlack Combined
With Gay Color
In Many Models
Tlie frock picturril, like many
olhrr fall models, combines
hrillianl color with Muck. The
material of the skirt anil short
jarkct is Mack rrre cle chine,
while the bodice is bright colored
brocaded satin with rollnr and
cu(T ef same matcri.iL
iiv i iv IS
;Tj:,VTINKh '
IP Y
wummt I 'M'
win ! f : I i
For Mrs. Jiimes Lively of (iold.ford, II. C. Merrnnnn, E. L. Rteph-
llll. On nun, who is visiting this
of the yotiiiecr maids nml matrons.
Mr. Lively Is hero with her hiis-
baud on a combined business and ;
..lAnu..r .!.. I l...nH.H Inl
- ,,,., ,)Mhi.oltm!0 ct"ho stndled
at Oregon Agrlc)uirl college dtiWreanry of tho Business and--ITr
p, time
.Us. Lively I nffil-
iuV'd with (liiinmu Phi Hutu., !
Mm. Lively was awarded high
score of the evening. " The following i
McComiell, mid the Misses Muybelle
l-avltt, Margaret Worilen. Clara
Calkins, Verna Skelinu, VI re In in
I West, Lel.alno West. Lorelta Jen.
"lnK"' ' " " '''"'
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M(oK IIKPAItTMKXT TO
MKKT MOMIAV AI-.TEHXOON
The Inl'lal activity, on this week's
soelnl.caU'liiliir is the meeting of the'XKT WEDNESDAY
book department of the Klamath
Falls Women' Library cluV of
w hich Mm. Thomas While Delxell
I in charge for the season.
The novel of Sir Phillip Glbhs.
"The CnchniiKlng Quest." will ho re -
vI.mI by .Mm. Nelson Reed.
n order Hint those of the depart-
" "" " rn ino novels to oe
review eu in i lie coming mceiing 01
November and December, Mrs. Del
" lla" announced that Mrs. Levant
Pease will review "The Rosnlle Ev
an Letters from Mexico," and Mm.
Lynn P. Sablu "will review "We
Must March," by llonore Wllsio
Morrow.
MRS. WOHHI.KS IS
HOSTESS AT DINNER
t onipiimenlliig Jim. Wilbur A.
j Arnold of Portland, who. has been
lives In Klamatii Fulls for the past
month, Mra. Otto Wobbles of Spring
Luke entertained at a prettily ap
pointed dinner during the past week.
Mrs. Arnold and son Hilly are re-
I '"mlng north this week
Learn to Dance!
Winter will soon be
here your friends will
invite you to social .
dances.
Why Be
a Wall Flower?
The success of our
pupils proves that you
can also learn ; but, more
than that, wo Riiaranteo
it.
The Baker School
Arcade llo'lel Phono 7M
Lessons Any Tlmo by
Appointment.
Buriflny, October Z, 192fl
DELPHIAN CLUB TO '
MEET ON TUESDAY
Dnlphian (roup , In Klamath
Kalla, known Did'a Utmmi rhnp
lr, will hold the firm group mfl-
liixn of the yr on Tueaday after
noon. mcorill.iK lo announcement '
made during the pant week by Mr. I
Don 1. Zumwalt, aupervlior.
The afternoon cIubuph will meet
TileHdny lit the followlnic deaiicnaliid
hoiuea:
Mm. Andrew Colller'a clan at her
liiirne mi Third and I'lne alreeta;
Mm. J, liuyul Khiiw's iluiia with Mra.
K. (i. CummliiKa. on Waahlnntou j
tret; Mr. Hihim II Auatln hi
with Mm. Cloud llavls on Kpla
nuili': ' and Mm. Ituchai'l Applexate
Holomon' evenlnit ela, which will
meet on Wedneaduy evening during
I he coming winter month, will hold
the flml meeting of the yeur at the
homo of Mr, hon 1. Zumwalt, 430
Hlvemlde.
It 1 understood that group meet
ing will be held again next week,
announcement to he made later a to
the meeting place. The additional
gutherlng of tho afternoon and eve
ning claiwe will nerve to bring their
work up to date. The chapter meet
ing, ulway well attended- by the
member, will be held In -the aim
room of the White Pelican hotel ou
Tuesday. October 2d
Z.' . I , . .
rl'f""VlnK ''"-'
esied la the progress of Delphian in
Klnmaili Full, and;are actively en
rolled In, the chapter:
j Musddmes Claud If. Davis, Herbert
j D. Newoll,' J. M. Bedford. W. It.
I Hoyd, 0, ,11. .Merryman, Charles I.
, Roberts, Charles Martin, 0. A. Man
se y. J. Royal Shaw. Harhnel Apple
I gate Solomon, (ieorgo I'lrlch, J. S.
Elliott, thicur Hhlve. Howard It. Per
rln, W. II. Robertson. O. C. Urn
ber't. Theodore D. Case. Oliver Spl-l
ker Steve Ssbo Jr H E Getr
E. (1. Wisecarver. E. 'il. Balalger. K.
l. ruminlng. Wilbur Jone. A. M.
Collier. W. L. Juinn. Hope Weston
Kllbourne. W. O. Smith. J. F. Kim-
liiill. Will Baldwin, Harry Poole, Islrom and Mrs. Bert Call Thomas
Paul Jackson, Warren Hunt, J. A.J played.
Gordon. T. C. Campbell, H. R. Har-.j Mrs. W. R. Boyd, Mra. Karl G.
rison. Kan v hillock, Clifford R.
ucu. B. 1). Johnson, Don J. Zum-
jwall. Horace M. Manning. Harry M.
: Ackley, John C. Boylo, C. H.
Knowles, E. H. Pike. Oscar Peyton,
('. II. Underwood. Horace Bridge-
ens. tieorge J. G allon. (Jeorgn Dix.
on.. Fred Sch.llo.k. W. R. Lamm.
P. A. Albertm,.. and Merle West, and
tho Misses Mlrl.m Martin. Ida It.
t .
? I'",''01'' B'fUl" App legate, Ruth
Minter and Marie tc.Millan.
e j
I'OT-l.l'CK Ht'l'PKIt IS ' '
L't'Wl , 1 U..VI1 !
" .' ,h ho-,- r xi y ..u
frsxional Women' club, mem born of
the orgnnlzntion enjoyed a pot-luck
"upper Monday night, the first of
a number of impromptu affair
o , V " . '" 8POI1S"r dUr'nS
'he winter mouth,
The main topic of the evening
brought up for discussion, was the
I bridge tea and event of Suturday
' from which the women will furnish
. their ahe.re of tho rest room in the
new library.
The next gathering of the club
will bo the October dinner within
fortnight. The place has not yet
been announced.
A. X. V. CLl'H TO
Members of the Art Needlework
club will meet with their president,
Mrs. George A. Wlrtz, at her home
I on 629 Jefferson street, Wednes
day afternoon, October 6, according
1 lo announcement made by Mrs
Wirt Saturday.
HOARD MEETING OK
DELPHIAN' IS HELD
Outlining the winter's work of
the Deltn Gamma chapter of Del
phian club, Mrs. Don J. Zumwalt.
supervisor, was hostess on Friday
evening to the board of directors.
Those present included the offi
cers. Mm. J. Royal Shaw, Mrs. V.
O. Smith, Mrs. Theodore Case, Mrs.
! Howard R. Perrln. Mrs. Zumwalt.
and the leaders. Mrs. Paul Jackson
and Mm. Andrew Collier.
I Trrz
I rf" .
White Pelican
HOTEL
Sunday Special Dinner
ft. 50 6 to 8 o'clock ft. B0
Caviar Canape
Chicken Ala Crsnm
or
Consommo Celestlne
Celery Ripo Ollvei
Choice cf
Prime Ribs of Beef Ail Jus
Chicken Fricassee Ala Supreme
Grilled 'Pork Tenderloin Sauce
Robert
Fried Spring Chicken Rasher
of Bacon ?
Tenderloin 8teak With Fried
Mushrooms
Hearts of Celery Goumnt
Dressing
Mashed Potatoes
Pens In Cream
Hot Rolls Pineapple Sherbet
Orango Ieo Cream With Ck.i
Applo Pio With Chceso or
Huckleberry Pie
Steamed Fruit Pudding With
Maple Sauce
Casaba or Hrncy Dew Melon
Demi Tasse
BENEFIT TEA IS
EVENT OF SATUR
DAY AFTERNOON
The large aemlily room of the
Veteran' Memorial bulldliif w the
cene of the benefit bridge te of
aBlne .,, .rf(.Ma Wo.
nien'a club for the library fund Sat
urday afternoon.
Mr, (lordon Dixon and Mr. '""''!
M. (Hover, anulnli'il by several oilier
member of the club rucciTtd at the
door.
Trailing wood Tine and fine mnple
were uaed Willi fern and palm to
,.,., 10 room wllcre nParly ,ty
utiles were In play during the after
noon. Mis Ruth Akers, charming vocal
ist, same several numbers, and Mir
Pearl lliehn played during the re
ception and tea hour.
Among those having tables during
the afternoon was Mr. P. A. Albert
son, whose guest included Mr.
Howard II. Perrln. Mr. K. Ber)
Hall and Mrs. H. N. Moe.
Mr. H. K. Pelts had as her guest
Mrs. Waller Heaue. Mr. H. O. Wort-
ley and Mr. W. P. Johnson.
At other table were Mm. E. G
Whtecarver, Mr. Percy Murray, Mis
Jean Perry, Miss Virginia West, Mies
l-d-ane West and Mine Florence
Voin flnd Mildred Noble of
the University of Washington.
Mrs. John ('. Boyle wa hostess
to two table, at which Mr. Horace
Hrldgeford, Mm. K. H. Pike, Mrs.
Charles I. Roberts, Mrs. Oscar Shive,
Mr. G. A. Bellman, Mrs. Ernest Mc -
Kee and Mrs. Joel T. Ward played.
Mrs. Herbert D. Newell entertain -
ed at two tables during the after -
nooo, and her guests included Mr.
Kilns Ohenchaln. Mrs. H. W Bath -
lany. Mra. Theodore Case. Miss Mir -
I iam Martin. Miss Mlttle Griffin. Mis
, "ara Jarvls and Miss Emily Mc -
! Broom of Pendclton.
At Mr. Fred C. Murphey's table
Mrs. II. E. Calkin. Mrs. E. C. Ahl -
Cummlngs and Mrs. R. E
Paddock
nlaved at Mr. H n. I.lnvd
yd Stewart's
table.
Mrs Hardin Carter was hostess to
two tables where Mra. Glenn Jester,
Mm. A. E. Whitman, Mm. Byron
Hardenbrnok played at one. and Mm.
li. E. DeWeese. Mr. C. B. Browne.
...rs. jume r,,nop e osier ana OT.llod low scores were awarded to Mrs
jiurma urutnea 01 i-enaieion ai an-
other. , ,
aim.' rranci it. uias guests m-
eluded Mrs.' Walter West. Mrs.' C P.
Mason and Mrs. Garrett Van Riper.
Mrs, Fred Schallock. was hostess j
at one table, where Mfs."'R. E.i
Wright. Mrs. William Duncan and
Mra. Emma Mills played. j
. Mrs. J. Royal Shaw's guests In-1
eluded Mm. George I'lrlch. Mra. W.I
L. Quinn and Mra. Frank Z. Howard.!
Another hostess at two tables was
Mrs. Carl Schubert Jr., whose guests 1
Included Mra. V. J. Walker. Mrs. i
W. H. McPherron. Mrs. H. J. Win
ters. Mra. W. A. Arnold of Portland,
Mrs. Louis Bradford, Mra. John
Schubert and Mra. W. W. Daw ley. I
Mrs. Arnold was the honor guest. ;
Mra. J. S. Elliott had as her
gurets Mra. Merle S. West. Mrs. !
Fred Fleet .and Miss Grace Elliott. I
Mm. Charles Martin's guests in-
eluded Mrs. Allen Sloan, Mra. Leslie!
Rogers and Mra. Charles Moore. j
At Mrs. Ebba Bennett's table Mrs.
E. H. Bnlslger. Mrs. Mollie Belding, '
and Mra. E. M. Chllcote played. Mrs. !
Charles P. Stewart of Hollywood
was a guest.. I
Mrs. Robert Sloan hod as her
guests during the afternoon Mrs.
At the Affairs
of Society
With the fall of the frost-nlrmed
leaves, society renews activities
that vacation days interrupted.
And, of course, the matter of ap
pearance takes on emphasized
imicTtnnce.
The hair dress Is vital to beauty.
And the deft way we cut and
marcel your hair adds to the
characteristics of your particular
type of beauty.
Phone us for an appointment be
fore that next social engagement.
The Pearce
Beauty Salon
"Phone for Appointment"
Phone 830.
In Hale's New Stand
Charlea Ijrabert, Mr. Harry Goeller
and Mr. Iloderlck M. Smith.
Mr. Paul M. Noel wa bonte to
Mr. Hex I.ol'rarie, Mr. J. I). Con
way and Mra. H. A. Rande.
Mr . Marvin K. Lucas entertained
at ber table Mr. Joaeph C. Avery,
Mra. Herman Clarold aul Mies Pearl
Olehn.
At Mr. Byron Noud' table Mr.
Lave nick and Mr. Joe Brett played!
Mr. J. Percy Well' Ruet Inrlud-
ed Mr. Harry Ackley, Mr. Don
Flatter and Ml Ruth Sander.
Mlu P. Marie Riding's guest In
cluded Mr. It. K. Watleitburg. Mia
Muriel Joy Nichola and Mi Helen
Wlthycombe.
At Mr. Percy Evan' table Mr.
J. J. Parker. Mr. II. J. Savldge and
Mr. E. K. Magee played during the
afternoon.
Mr. II. F. Murdoch, Mr. Moore
and Mr. Frank Ward played at an
other table.
Mra. Will Baldwin had at her ta
ble Mrs. Harold Merryman, Mr. J.
L. Merryman and Mra. Jackson Kim
ball. Mrs. Junior F. Daggett was hos
tess to Mrs. W. D. Miller. Mrs. Claud
Daggett and Mrs. F. R. Hamblett.
At Mrs. D. V. Kuykendall's table
Mnl- A. l. Leavitt. Mrs. Thomas
Hampton and Mr. Carey M. Ramft-
! by wer9 entertained.
Mr. Steve 8a bo Jr. w. hostew
j to Mrs. W. E. Lamm of Modoc Point.
Mrs. J. M. Bedford and Miss Edith
(Lamm of Santa Barbara.
Mrs. T. E. McDonald was hostess
: to Mm. Garry Cozad, Mrs. O. H.
I Mather and Mrs. G. I. Stebblns.
! Mr. Claude Davis entertained for
! Mr- Austin Hayden, Mm. L. B.
Kimball of Algoma and Mrs. Matt
1 Egan of Algoma.
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1 Mrs. Don Zumwalt had Mrs. H R.
Harrison. Mm. C. F. Stone and Mrs.
1 W. H. Robertson at her table.
I ' Campbell, Mrs. Henry
"ne. and M' .Tbo.mMJh 6
!,e" ere unable to attend, but spon-
i sored a table for the benefit
Mrs. Lynn Zimmerman. Miss May
bell Leavltt, Miss Margaret Worden
and Miss Lois Bynon played during
the afternoon. -
There were a number of maids
and matrons who dropped In for tea
during the tea hour from 4:30 to 5
o'clock.
Mrs. Marvin K. Lucas was award-
Cd high score, second high went to
.urs. aianna uruencn 01 I'enaieton,
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Special
Announcement
Mrs. Belle Huggins
Permanent Wave Specialist
of Portland
will be at the
Betty Jane Beauty Shop
For a few days, beginning Tuesday, Oct. 5
Phone 796 for Appointment
I
To Serve Humanity Better"
EFFICIENT SERVICE
Is assured when an institution of reliability
is secured to carry out the details
' of our sacred calling.
Our record of 21 YEARS of dependable
service justifies this assurance.
"A Superior Service"
Which never costs more Often Less.
EARLWHITLOCK,
phone rUNElULieTH
RKV. AN' It MRS. VAKNKrt
HONORED Tlli nHDAY KVK
. As a farewell compliment to Rev.
and Mra. T. D. Yarnes of the Metho
dist Episcopal church. Mr. and Mrs.
H. E. Pelts entertained on Thurs
day evening for forty guests at their
home on Walnut street.
Rev. and Mrs. Yarnes left for
their new appointment, accompanied
by their family. In Oregon City,
whom they will remain Indefinitely.
Mr. Pelts was assisted In her
duties aa hostess by Mrs. Christ II.
Barnstable and Mr. Lawrence K.
Phelps.
Later In tho evening Mr. and Mrs.
Yarnes were presented picture of
Crater Lake National park.
B. F. Stewart and Mike Casper,
violinists, accompanied by Mrs. Slaw
art, played during the evening.
MCCARTHY BLDO.
SEVENTH ST.
KLAMATH FALLS, ORE
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