THE KLAMATH NEWS
Sunday, Docomhpr 2d, 1920.
Page Flv
SOCIETY NEWS
XMAS PARTY AT
CUMMINOS HOME
TUESDAY NIGHT
A Chrlsliuss puny. Willi all the
pomp ami gayest of (he festive uni
son. Christmas tree, altln ami all.
waa enjoyed mi Tuesday rvi-nlnic ,
at lha huiiia of Mm. K. (I. Cum
Mings nn Washington street when ',
aha wna hostess al Ilia aiinmil Iml
May fcln for members uf lliti I'
K. (). club. I
A heavily laden tree stood In one !
corner uf the r.- illy arranged'
nioin where I'hrlaimaa candles,
wreaths anil holly were used, i
Mra. ('. I'. Chaslaln assisted Mra. j
Ciiuitiiliigs In her duties aa hnslces. '
a (I lil Mlsa Maricari'l Cummlncs '
ami Mlaa Joy Kvana. j
Tlin evening's prngram, prior In,
IIik tree, waa devoted In 'hrlat iiihh I
carols. Hi, history, tlm urrauar-i
lurnl and llio ruiuposlilnii with Mm.
llert Call Thnniaa ami Mra. I.. I..
Truss. In charge. Mra. tlcnrge Mr.
Inlyra anil Mra. 'hnuiaa anna a
number of lovely rami number.
Members present Tuesdny evening
Included ' Mcadanies W. II. Hur l.
Alfred Cirtller. Andrew Collier. Jun
ior Dagrell. Fred F. Fleet. Frank
F. Mnser, (ienrga Mrlntyre, K. (..
Cummlnga. II. I) Lloyd Ktrwsrl., J.
I Heard. Hyd F.vans, K. I.. Criun
litlil. (. r. Chaatalii. I.. L. Truax.
. I. Maann. Iter! Tall Thnniaa.
Harry Oneller, II. W. - Rnthlany.
Fred Peliirpnii, .Caleb Jones ami
Mlaa Frame Jlcntiy.
(lucata were Mra. L. K. Iterker,
Mra. Aah, Mra. F. It. HnmhlMi.
amp Mlaa Cuintnlngs ami Mlaa
Kvana.
IIKM HV.11T IS . :
iioi.iiiAV'imnii: '
A wedillllK of tnlxrt'at ainnns tho
younarr set was Owl of Mlaa Melha
Hyatt who liriaine the brldu of Mr
Alfred Anderson on Saturday even
ing, at i:30 or Imk brfnrn the
Ix-autlfully llghlrd altar of Mi.
1'aul'a Kplarnpal rhtirrh.
Hut. J Henry Thomas, rector of
Ht. t'aul'a read the ceremony.
Mra. J. V. White. Ihc bride'"
alaier. attended her and Mr. Ken
dall (irey viaa beat man.
St. I'aul'a waa hcnullfiilly decor
ated for f'hrlalmaa with evergreen,
tall randlea at titer altar, and rhry
eantheuiuiue. Kollowluy Ihv vure
mnny a wedding atipper waa served
at the hotne of -the bride's Inni her,
Mra. , A.lu Hyatt, Jericrwiii
afreet.
Mr. and Mm. Anderann are now
enjoying un encoded wedding trip
In the nonhweal. and the holiday
aeaaon waa spent In I'nrtlnmt and
SlMiknne. They will tie at home. In
their filemla In Spokane afler Jan
. nary the first.
tiuests at the wedding lui-luded
Mrs. Ada Hyatt. Mrs. J. K. White.
Mr Kendall (irey. Mr, l-avero i'ur
ler. Mr. Wllllnm Tlghe. .Mr. Kmery
Hyatt. Mr. Klmer Aah and the hrliL
and groom.
ess
OlMiAN IIKI ITAI. XT
IIHIMTIAV t lit lit It
ou Sunday afternoon at 3 n'rlia-k
Mrs. Ilusaell Itodley. nee He.ilrlre
Wullnn. naalsled by her sisler, Mlas
Katherlue Wallnn. as violinist, will
give an organ reelliil. at the Klfst
t.'hrtstlim clttireh. Muale lovers nro
looking fnrwurd in -this Ireut, ns
Mrs. llodley hua always been n
fnvorlto with nudicui-es here, whure
she spent a greut purl of her girl
hood. The program is us follows:
. Snmitn No. 1 III l MIlV'T. Alr-
nhder Cnllnnnt.
Introdiictlnn; railnrule: Kiniile.
Andante fiintuhtle, (.'. M Wldor.
Seheriendn. J. It. Clll-lte.
Chcrnl, Joseph Jnngcil.
A legend uf tho Icert. IV ri.
Htnuglitnn.
Violin Solo. "Komnncc." Wlesnw
akl. Miss K.illiorln Walton.
Kniinta in VI Mlnnr, Jnmes Itog
crs. Adagln. ,
Sihernv
Ily tho llriink-lloladoffre. ,
r'vniiihonlc No. 2 In II .Major, ('.
M. Wldor.
Adagln.
Finale
'
IIUIIMil-: I'AltTV
IIIINOItS ItKSIIlUNTS
Mr. and Mrs. John tierely. who
have recently arrived In Klitmntli
, Falls to ninko- their home from
j Itosehiirg. wure honored on Wed-
neaday evening when Miss Mao
j Mnrdnff. uml Miss Alleen Munloff,
t entertained at brldgo. ;
J Mr. and Mrs. Frnnk A llnelon
i were awarded high score at bridge,
(nests Included Mr. and Mrs.
(lenity. Mr. and Mrs. Frnnk A.
: Hoe! on. Mr. and Mrs. (leorgn A. Mr.
I nrs. Mr. and Mra. Cecil II. Matt.
Miss. Margaret llurgus. Miss Jenn
I'erry, Miss Lola llynon and Nenl
Hlewart, llnwurd Mi'lrnlf, and the
hostesses, the Misses Mnrdnff.
see
VIVI.W KLI.IOTT
IH llltlDK
Word has been received hero of
the marriage In Medfnrd Thursday
of Miss Vlvlnn Klllnlt and (ernld
West. From Medfnrd the ynuns
people will go In Vreka. where
they expect to make their home.
The brldo Is Urn ilnugliter of Mr.
and Mrs. W. T. Klllotl. pioneers
of this county, while Mr. West Is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. L. A. West.
Who reside un Ihc Merrill mad.
SOCIAL CALENDAR
Nmitliiy, lN'ii'iitlNr It'l
Mm. J. ItiiNHfll 1 1ml 1 1-y hi or
tun riirltul at Ihc Ktritt ('tirlttluu
ihurt'h.
"Chliiim of tin Holy N. it III,"
i-niiliifit Ml thn Vrt lioiitM .-liunb.
MihmIjiv, Ih'i fiiilHr !T
liittirnntlt.nl. I ltflnt.on rltma.
MUh 'Ai-itUm ItmtT unl Mini Jean
Kokith hiNlfitn Rt imr.y.
TuchiIm), Ih-wmlM-r ISM
lloiiiwoinitiK tin tit Of ItoMo
ly for Joh'a )aui.blrm In Man
onlr li nil.
DilphlHii Muli In 1 1 till Aunt'X,
Ri-urrnl t haiter tmt Imk.
l-'t-lilmt , OiiimmImt ill
Nrw Xmnr iIIiiiut of I. K. O.
.Mm. (V I'. riUHliilii liOHtfhH, Now
Ymrtt Kvn.
KhImi-iIii)', 4)mmry I
New Yuurn Iny.
TRY CLUB HOST
AT CHRISTMAS
PARTY TUESDAY
The club rooms of Ihc Flrai
I'reabyterlall chliri-h were used by
members and guests of the Try
club, for a Chrlatmaa parly ami
gift tree on Tuesday evening when
a targe group of the younger act
were entertained.
Various commit icca 1n rharge
of the evenlug'a program arranged
fnr games, music, the gift exchange
and a delightful supper served at
III o'rlnrk.
Those at the parly were Her.
and Mrs. II. V. Ilnlght, .Mr. and
Mrs. (lus Sheri. Mr. and Mrs. A. It.
III-kson. ami Hie Misses Jennie
tlruver. Jean I'erry, llehlia Haw
kins. F.lla Wlllett. Melvlna Dil
lingham, Flnrlne Flllliell, Itealrlre
I'earaon, Frances llratton, Alice
Kesaler. Cntherine tlaylurd. Merle
Until, llelira Ijirann and Messrs.
Ceorge Mrlntyre, Kd Livingston.
H. n Klelsmler. Howard Metenlf.
Herbert Landis and Kenneth ('use.
rM.H'AX CITV
HAH I'KIHiltAM
The I'ellian City Cnmninnlty club
prusi ntcd a rhuriuliig and Interest
ing Chrlstnma program under the
naapleea of the Sunday school child
ren, who contributed ull the num
bers. They were trained and ua-
slated by Mlna Mildred Uldcoiit and
Mrs It. F. Mm knff. ,
The program fnllnws:
Singing by the Congregation
Joy to the World.
Itcapnnalve Heading-- Superintend
ent and School.
Vlnllll Selcr'.lnn - .Melbourne Mua
koph. Christmas Prayer Thelnia Smith.
Singing by the Si hunl - Light on
(ild Judea.
Itecltallib Hones In December.
i-Mna Ilergman.
Five Little stars- Primary Kept.
Mcninry'a Music Jack lluchauan
uml Hnrolhy .Vushknph.
Kecltiiilon - Why Ho Hells for
Christmas King. Hobby Martin.
Itecltnilon Kvu Smith.
Singing by the School San
neams Shed Clory.
Itecitatlun Chrl.Hlmns l.ulllce.
Ml Id rid .Mm tin.
Iteclliitlnn - Murle Mi'('nnilliis.
Solo Dnrnthy M u s h k o p h .
Iteclliitlnn - chiisl Chllds' (inr
ileu, llu by Pierce.
ItiM-ltutlnn Lnls Cuuey.
Ucrlutinn-- llnrothy Hurhunun.
Trio Three boys. W Three
Kings of the Orient Are.
Hoc lint inn - Margnrct .Musknph.
(Juartct- Four (llrls. It Came
I'pnn the Midnight Clear; O l.lltl
Town of llethlehem.
Itecllatinn .Mnrgaret Illiaa.
Snln--Perfect Hay, Mildred Ride
nut. Singing by the School Come
With the Shepherds.
e
MUM. IIKI..i:i.l,
HttKTKM VKIKSIAV
For n sum her nf thnae leiirlng for
Pnrllnnd to spend the holiday sea
son. Mr. and Mrs. Thuinus While
DeUell entertained Wednesday even
ing at a Christmas party.
A prettily deenrnted tree stood
In one corner of the living room
laden with gifts. y
(IncHta Included Mr. and Mra.
Nelson lleed. Mrs. Avis AlrConncll.
Miss Margaret Wnrdcn, Miss May
belle l.eavltl. Mlas Clnrn Calkins,
Miss Klna Jeusnn, and Messra. Kd
Ceary, Rulatid Cenry, Thnnias
Mnlarkey, Jnhu Johnson, Paul
Foster. Kenneth S. Perry, Hay IMinn,
Osmond Hniign and tho hosts. Mr.
and Mrs. Delzell.
e
HOSTS AT I.OVKI.Y
IIOI.IDAV I l Willi
Mr. and Mra. Fred Houston pre
sided over one of the loveliest
Christmas dlnutrs nf tho past week,
when they entertained on Satur
day afternoon fnr membera nf their
family. '
FAMILY 1)1 NN Kit
: AT HA.MCKK IIOMK ,
Mr. and Mra. Jauiea Hajlrek were,
hosls nl one o'clock Saturday after-1
noon, Christmas day, tit a prettily
appointed family dinner. The ccn
! lerplece of holly and polnsetlus
made the table unusually attractive. I
Pretty bright spring dresses fnr
rale for $14. D.l. In today, nt lice
IVgln'e Store, 129 So. 7lh 8t,
DELPHIAN CLUB
WILL MEET AT
HALL TUESDAY
Tli a ami room of I ho Hold Hull
j amies will i used by menibara of,
lM-ttn (iaiiuna chapter of Iixlpblan j
' nn Tnxaitiiy afhirnnon, l(rxnibxr i
(he twxnly-eljchih at t oYlork. sr-'
cording to anuouiicement made yes-
lerduy by Mra. Hon J. Zuniwult.
general supervisor.
Hue to the brief winter days, the
n ling Is called for the curly hour
of tvto, Inaieud of the usual two
thirty o'clock.
Mr. Kusacll llodley, of the con
scrvuiory of music, of the College of
ilhe Pacific al Storklon, California,
; will luvor the women on Tuesday i
'and Miss Katherlue Wnltnn, who Is
la student at the college will also;
appeur on the program accompanied i
. by hrr sisler. Mrs Russell llodley.;
j llysantlne Art uml Church An hi-'
I lecture are the subjects for the day
j and two of the must resonrceful i
nnd Inleresllng afternoon of the
1 year are promised.
, PART I
I tender Supervision of Mrs. j
i iNin Zumwalt)
I Ilytantine Arl and Church I
Architecture I
The (Irlglua and Character of I
Hyruntiue Art, Mrs. Hon 'urawolt '
The Catacombs .....Mra. H. M. Arklev
lluslllcan Churches j
Mrs. K. (I. Cummlnga;
1 Hyzuiitlito Churches i
..' Mrs. Will llaldwlnl
jtioihlc Churches
j Mrs. Cluud II. Ituvla!
i Church Derorutinn j
I Mrs. H. It. I'errln!
, The Rise of the I'nlversltlci ....
Mrs. T. 1). Case i
INTF.II MISSION I
Violin Solo Miss Kathcrln Wnltnn.
I Accompanied by Mrs. Russell '
llodley. I
Piano Solo Mr. Itllaseli llodley. I
I PART II I
id'nder Supervision of Mrs. W. O. '
I Smith. First Vice-President .1
; Current Kvents .. .Mlas Ida Momyen j
Book Review, We Must March. Dy '
by llonure Wlllsle Morrow
j - Mrs. C. 1. Roberta
Mra. Rachuel Solomon's clasa will '
meet Thursday e-venlug at 7 o'clock j
i at the home of Mrs. Wilbur Jones
im Second and High.
M V ATTKNO
'',UOI, sl.Gl
i OutMniulliiK during the pant week'
was llio four o'clork carol ninKint ,
: nnd tea by the firoKlde iu the par-1
ihh h mi lie nf St. Paul's Kpliwopalj
( church on Sunday afternoon when'
an old faHhloiifd l-.uglltth rami con!
rrrl was jftvin by n rroup of tal-;
ciitcd mush-tans from various church:
! choirs lu the city.
J Although not a social function'
1 In any sen bo of the word, society!
' turned out en niae-pe to upend an
hour In the beautifully derorutcd 1
( p:.ri'h h'nine. to Ik carried hack '
years and years, when carol slnn-:
i Inn first broko upon mill Clirint mai 1
: morning air.
I Those who Interested themRelvesi
j In the afternoon affair had urriiRed
I wreaths of fed hurried holly at
j windows ami above the fireplace'
which was fragrantly banked wllh j
f evergrei'ii boughs and cedar. i
! Rayberry candles burned at tho ;
j mantle and large red ('hrlHttuasj
I candles at the teu table from;
whrre to was nerved by a bevy;
'of the younger maidens,
j ThoHC who participated In tho
I Kinging Included Mr. I.ert William
t llolloway uad Mrs. Fi.tih-I It. Old.
vopranos; Mrs. (ieorge Mclntyre nnd i
Mrs. Frank K. Moscr, altos; Mr.
t Wayne Akera and .Mr. H. K. Pat
J lerson. tenors, and W. W. Southwell
; nnd .Mr. Lynn P. Sabiu, bathes.
! FAMILY J! NF.lt
jSATI'KDAY HVK
i The homo of Mr. and Mr. Nate
jOttcrbolu on Ninth and Lincoln
( streets, was the scene of a prettily
jarrnnged family Christmas dinner on
; Christmas evening at 7 o'clock.
Covers wero laid for Mr. nnd Mr..
Otterheln, Mr. nnd Mrs. Stanley
Hnjlcek. Mr. nnd Mrs. Roderick
Smith and it on Donald. Mr. nnd Mrs.
It. I. Sloan nnd son Junior of
Medford, Mr. and Mrs. Levi McOon-
i aid of l.nnRell valley, Mr. and Mrs.
Il.olnnd Wllllts. Mr. and Mrs. Louis
' Hongland and daughter Mnrjorie
! Lou of (ijndalc, Oregon, and Mrs.
A. L. Harvey of Ashluud.
!
KKM It K.ST WISIIKH
TO MIILtMjriX 1
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Davis of
Chlloquln are receiving the con-;
; gratulatlous from their many
friends over the birth of a r. '
t Jimmy Dixon, who was born " ues-i
day morning at It o'clock at the!
family residence.
j Mm! Davis will be remembered!
; ns MIbs ltuth Dixon before, her
1 marriage, the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Dixon.
(iRKKTINO WKLL 1
KNOWN VISITORS
Interesting holiday visitors In the
city tills season, are Mr. and Mrs.
T. W. I.owla nnd Miss Cnnstancn
Schnllock of San Francisco.
They are guests at the home of
I Mr. nnd. Mrs. Henry N. Moe on
' Washington street and have been
'feted at numerous affair", during
the pnst week.
LEONARD'S MASS !
HEARD CHRISTMAS I
EVE SACRED IIEARTi
Hrores of Klamath. Fulls rasl-l
dcnla Journxyrd In Hacrnd llxart
hurrh at nililnlxht. Chrlatmua Kye. , Duamnaa women wno beMi-re inn one almple Haion phraara aurh aa ter," tin Anne Hlttenhouae. Am
lo llalen to one of Ui nuiat beau- efforts to beautify themaelvea 'no to bed,' 'get up," "live In :erlrs"a Jeadlnf f aah Ion expert, who
Ilful of sacred tnuslo presentations re a waste of lime and energy, house,' In preference to the pseAdo
when Leonard's Mass In K Flat : However clever and capable these elegant phrases 'retire,' 'arise,' 'res
was sung. j women may be, they are fighting j idence,' " says F.mlly Post, author
nil i Margaret Magulra directed "gainst a universal conception," says ! Ily on etiquette, In McC'all's for
the chnlr, wllh Mlas l.yclla von Ml" ln I'hllllps, brilliant New i January. , , . .
lierthelsdnrf. at rf;ie organ. ; York lawyer and president of thai i..,,i,. . u,,., ,h.iii n,. a,.
, ... ......
r .,.,--. .. ,.,. nM.,.. ,. .-
were aung. and lhM. who p.rtlcl-
'
Kyrle FJelson duet. Waller Han-
lion alio rrci M nil..
( hrlste. duet. Wallur. ilannoa and
Fred Leonettl. i'-"
(ilorlA, solo. Mrs. K. G. Wise-
carver and rholr.
(ilnria, trio, Mia. Julian Abbott,
Mra. K. M. Ixl. Mlsa Kthel Fenwlck.
Credo, duet, Mlsa Alicia Marie
liavenport and Miss Kcnwick.
(.'redo, snlo, Walter Hunnnn.
wick.
Crnrlr. t win ! ra 1M,A V(
(low i)oughrty. Mrs. W. II. Wl
Iliprr-n.
SunrtiiH, solo. Mm. LoHtcr Officld '
and cliulj;, '
lncdirfuA, filn.r -Mrs. Offleld.
Ac nuj Dti, solo, Mrs. V. II. Mr-
liona Nobis, choir.
The same mb.lc, Leonard a Mass
In K Flat, was related at the
rr.ornlns senlc.s in Kacred Heart .
. . . . . ... ..
Interested "number. ..
CIIKISTMAM I'AHTr ''
IT I:KI..m:R HiiMK
One of the most Interesting hoi I-
day parties of I ha past week was
that at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
I'hll llrlxner when they entertained
Thursday evening for a group of
the younger married folk.
A huge Christmas tree, heavily
laden, was arranged In one corner
of the living room, and each guest
received a gift from a quaintly
dressed Santa Claus.
The guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Rrlxner included Mr. and Mrs. Up
Parker.- Mr. and Mra. A. D. Lambert. '
Mr. aud Mrs. Clarence Snodgrass.
Mr. and Mra. Frank Pnyder. Mr.
and Mrs. Hob frowning. Mr. and
Mrs. John Robertson of Eugene. 1
r
CHRISTMAS IMNNKU '
AT I.AMUMtT IIOMK "This forgetting of one's personal
A beautifully arranged dinner was appearance applies also to make-up
served at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bnd coiffures. There is something
Paul Lambert nt three o'clock wrong with the way you use your
Christmas day for a group of the .ueau,y llln(l if yo mUat dab con
ynungcr married set of Klamath 1 atantly al your face, or be con
Fulls. , .. , . v ,. itlnually patting or smoothing, down
Tho Lambert liome at Fourth and . your hair. Check up on your lap-5
Walnut streets, was attractive wllh , eanane at certain stated times dur
holly wreaths, piiinsrttaa ,and a .... it , your most ob-
gally decorated .chrlatmaa tree.
(..overs were, laid for Mr. and
Mra. A. I): Lambert. Mr. and Mrs.
Cyril Benson and aon of Chiloqufn,
Mr. and Mrs. George Bell of Chil
oquiu, Mr. aud Mrs. 1-ee Parker.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lambert, and
Lewlan Lambert;
MISS CRYSTAL
IIOSTF.SS Till ItSKAV
A prettily arranged party of the
past week was given by Mlsa Connie
Crystal Thursday evening when she
entertained informally at bridge.
supper was served at midnignt
from n buffqj whero Christmas
randies and green were used.
(.ucsts Included the Misses Inex
Jenkins. Sybil Bnmber, Miriam
Wortley. .Dorothea Wortley. Aloe
Crystal. Connie- Crystal and Mrs.
Myrtle Sherman, and the Messrs.
Myron Shunnou. Lloyd Porter, i
llwayne Buell. Henry (Jerber, Harry ,
Wilson. Jimmy Ileuson and Ted
Snyder. " j
I
SI VHAV SCHOOL (. ,
PARTY IS (ilVKN 1
The younger set of girls of the
First Presbyterian , church enter-;
talned on Friday evening. .December :
17, in tho church rooms, for the
buys class. , I
A prettily laden Christmas tree:
was used In the rooms and by
flickering fln-llght from the gaily
decorated fireplace, gifts were dls-;
tribnted from the tree. ;
Thirty of the boys and girls wero i
pru&ent.
VISITINfi IN
CALIFORNIA I
Mr. and Mrs.. Rufus Moore and !
Mlsa Kliiabelh McCurdy, of south j
Riverside, left this week-end tor a !
several months' sojourn in southern ;
California. Tho trip la made f re-j
quently by the party although Miss ;
MrCtirdy's health will be particu-
larly benefited at this time as sha
has been ill fnr a number nf weeks.
Teacher f I'iano and Violin
.. TETKUS
I'hono 4.11-W
Graduate Vnlverslty of California
Accredited by Htato Hoard of
Filucntlon,
LEARN TO
DANCE
From a Known Teacher
Dorothy Baker
Teacher of Ballroom and
Stage
Lessons any time by
Appointment
Arcade Hotel Thone 700
BEAUTY AND
SUCCESS ARE
ESSENTIALS;
"A " appearance la a prim
n","liy for aurroa. There may still j
S'alionnl Federation of llnalneas '
d I rnfesslonal Woroen.
Miss Hlldegarde Fillmore, who In-
lervlewed Miss Phillips for the Jan-
uury .-...Lull a, reports air say-
Ing: ,
"In preserving her good looks, the
business woman has a real, problem.
She hasn't the time to spend on this
that home women have. And yet
she Is coming to realize sharply that.
though It change with the aeaaons.
Ian Ideal of feminine loveliness
never leave, ua. Knowing this tbe'l' !,0'',,n' e'c" ,nM word "r?
uo her 'beauty lime' to make every
nilnnla .nl(tt
MWh we 'talk about clo(h forlhouh Ty "ot, to from1 a
tulnens Vomcn we are talking
about clothes that mutt meet
pxullur conditions. My own advice
is, always chooxe the kind of cloth-
Ins; (hot can be put on and then I
....., Thi. h .d!re perfectly Justified In following
i suit, ao beautifully fitted, so wjll
asimbled that they will look a.
amurt at the end of a day as whea
thev were donned In the morning.
.. . ... L. . .
coming In color, simply but grace-
i fully made, with Its accessories so
constructed that they ' require but
one adjustment. If a girl Is con-
tinuully patting at her costume,
tucking In strsy ends of hair, or
, fiddling with this or that part of
her dress, It takes one's attention
. away from what she Is saying. And
j it gives the Impression that she Is
; lacking In ease and assurance,
i "Thla means getting clothes of
good quality. Women In their
; homes may wesr 'any old thing'
'around the house. Cut In buslnesa
' our clothes must suit fan- weather
and bad weather, they must 'stand
up' under trying conditions. A good
secretary may be called upon at
any time to look np papera in a
dUBty file. She must be prepared
to do It. though a few minutos
later her employer may expect her I
to receive an Important caller. I
; vious weapon In the buainess world!
,a ,,, be kint bright and:
I shining.'
CHRISTMAS IMNNKU !
AT Tl'lt.NKK IIOMK ' i
xi. -wA Up. Dolnh IT Turner1
entertained at a prettily appointed;?'
Christmas dinner on Christmas day
at four o'clock, when members of
their families gathered at their at-
iral.tive home on Vine street.
covers at dinner were laid around
iovey centerpiece of polnsetta and
nolly tiay rcd Christmas candles
ahed , prettv glow,
Quests Included Mr. and Mrs.
r n i)eij,p. Mr. and Mrs. R. E.
Agec jtra, D. p. Kernan, Mlssi
ociavla DeLan of Richmond. Calif.,
Ml wilmoth DeLap. Henry Kernan j
and Mr. and Mrs. Turner, the j
hosts
hisf.SS VVOMKN
to MKF.T JANl'ARV 10
with the Christmas banquet of
the Business and Professional Wo-
na-n-,, cih last week, the activities
for 926 ended, and not until Jan-
uttry ,he ,, wm the threads of
,ne pa y(.ar taken np again by
,he organization with a renewed
TlRor ,hat presages nn Interesting
ycar
what form the meetinR for
,he new year wU bCi ls ot knowu.
blU plans are under wav now by
the off(cpr8 to put on a worthwhile
entertnlnment.
..
An Old Saying
"the proof of the Pudding is in the eating"
We are Complete Office Equipment
Dealers. Buy where a complete stock is
always on hand.
SHAW MAC REA
STATIONERY COMPANY
620 Main St. , Phone 602
EMILYPOST' '
TELLS HOW
. THEY SPEAK
"The moat dlatlnxulahed aorlety
In London. New York. Boaton. lc.
. .. ... .. .
iPer use oi inese woras, airs. ro.Ioort worn ,ep,rately or together.
, )n or dirk
,.Th, ,,,. , .urh rd. ..i.rnrk. ,.,., . . A.r
..ee,.,,. purr,,e. real-1
-,, ,. lh ,h, ... .
oretentloua than nlaln Raxon go u,
bed, find oat, buy, and honae.
"The rerb 'reside' has a pseudo
elegance about It that la on a par
with the crooked little finger hold-
Ing a tea-cup and the hand-shake
at face level. In London. New
iicici udfu I u urrni uioa u i u it iuioil
r -",Rum" 'cl'' ,
York point of view. If in cities
and towns eles where, the 'best
people' like the terms which all
those who are prejudiced by strict
social conrentlonallty abhor they
j th l"? ' ,lhe 'TV.""
wnJcn "'J ""- "a'y " 1 "m
!" to be arbiter I nave to state
! ,hat " best meaning by the word
, best. cosmoDolltan society no one
cosmopolitan society no one
arises or retires or resides in' a
residence. One gets up, goes to
bed, and Urea In a house. In
other words, everything that is sim
ple and dfrect is better form than
the encumbered and pretentious.
"Socially a widow ahould always
use her husband's name. In buslnesa
she may be (sometimes must be)
Mrs. Ethel Brown, but on her visit
ing card, or as a patroness or a
SUNDAY, and MONDAY
A thrilling, hilarious farce-comedy
"HOLD THAT LION"
iotAihr:DCL'GLASnitt'arLEANT in ' the starring role.
you will get more fun . out of this picture than
you have had for' 'many a day. A fine cast sup
ports Mr. MacLean in this thriller. . .
I
Continuous Show
'I .. . J
At ThP ihprfv 1
I x" " J I
I SUNDAY and MONDAY ' i
I The favorite son of the West !
. The great TOM MIX in
"HARD BOILED''
This is the latest picture that TOM MIX has made
and it is certainly his best.
Continuous Show Starting at One P. M. ffl
(SCARLET WILL . ;
BE FEATURED I
THIS SEASON
"Th scarlet thread will run
! throuah women's clothes this, win-
dlscusse winter styles and colors
of women's clothes, In the Janu
ary MeCall'f. i
Bays Mlaa Rlttenhouae: '
"In plares It Is patches, not
I '"
threxb. lied gowns and bats are
the Borgias. Ragged red flowers
are pinned on lapela and furs. Red
lacquer buckles ornament belts. Km
broidery In rest affect, a new
touch this season, may be either
all red or a mixture of blue and
red.
"There Is much that files and
floats from our new gowns. TV's
fre o iontn MYerely almple. Near-
ly all belts "end In flying loops and
streamers. Necklaces of rosea are
are frequent as In the South Seas,
but our are embroidered. Lace' raf
fles again fall from elbows. Flounc
es lengthen our skirts. Bows are
tied smartly at wrists." ,
CANTATA UtYKS
hi xHAY KVK.NINfi
Under direction of It. E.
Patterson. "Chimes of the Holy
j siKbt." one of the most beantlfttl
i cantatas known to the American
public will be given tonight in the
Methodist church. -The men and
women of Klamath Falla are cord
ially invited to the concert of sacred
music.
Solo parts will be carried by
Miss Dorothy WemeU Miss Norma
Doege, Mrs. Glenn Kent, . Chris
Barnstable and R. E. Patterson.
hostess or a guest,
Leyton Brown."
she Is Mrs.
Theatre
Starting at One P. M.
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