THE KLAMATH NEWS
SUNDAY, JUNE 17. 192
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THE DREAM
My (I room wag surh a humble thing compared to that which
renan, v ( '
. I dreamed low gray cot lane, and wide heurlh'a avanlni
j . llaiiMi i ,
The ao(t llalu (rum tlm open door tiling path-like to my ft.
Aud In tha etarllKht garden duak tha flowar-breeth elirrlng
awaat;
Myself uiinn tha gras-rlmmed flags In eutlon gown of blue,
With work-worn lianda and weary llpa thai bravely amllad lor
you. s
' Forgotten . all tha long day'a toll. Ilia email Ihlnga gone amlaa..
To Iliad (raah para within your trim, and heaven In your kiaa.
1 My Iream waa euch a hunihlu thing compared to that which
came,
: A low gray cotlaga claped with, vlnsa, a hearlh'a rad evening
(lam. -Tha
rush-lit pewter hleamliig bright, tha kallla on 'tha rrana,
And bnwihorne liraiiihua whlla with atara against lha lallcad
une, x
My cottage turned a mansion high whore etona-gray gables
rulaa,
' Where pescocks gain tbe terrare-lurf, aud anllered vagraula
grate. 4
And all my dronm-tweel pnay beda o( plnka and m'gnnnelle
Ara grown lu many-acred bloom In gleaming marble aet:
And I. I wall your coming, dear, whan alanla lha avaufng light.'
All clad In robre ol ehlinniarcd allk, wllh atlll banda aolt and
whit.
Wllh clasping prarla about my throat, and bound within my
hair
Perhaps you might have kUwd ma, dear, were not tha aer
irania llwra!
My dream waa audi a humble Ihlng compared to all that cam.
The I It llr . vlue-huug collage, aud lha hearth-atones evening
(lama.
' And yt I wonder why nt dusk, .when I am quite elonj.
Iunly Bee the ao(t light (old a collage lluter-atona.
MAKTIIA IIABKKLL CLARK.
Royalty Figutcs in Divorce Suit
MIIH. IIF.CK IKWTKHM TO
iiai'I'v iiorn ri.t n
Mra. W. K. lu-c prelled
aa btiataaa on Tuaaday after,
noon to the membera of Tha
Happy Hour club and a f" 'pe
dal gueata al her home on l.ewie
at r set. The nftnrnoon waa ient
In tha uaual social mannor. At
At The
LIBERTY '
-THKATRB-
NOW KHOWIXU
LON CHANEY
llleeaa
"The Unknown"
. ., Willi ...
NORMAN KERRY and
JOAN CRAWFORD
UNUSUAL AND '""
STARTLING evon
for a CHANEY
Picture,
the cloae o( 'the afternoon the
Ihoateaa earved dainty refreah
' lunula. Thoae who enjoyed tha
'afternoon were: Meademee L. J.
j McClure. m llli'hn. H. Hitching.
IW. I. Cufer. It. A. Kmmltl. W.
Paul Johnaou. Hamual Kummara,
Hiirry Itlchardaon, W. I). Tem
plar, Jennie Hum. O. Humphrey,
Misses Alice Templar, Vera Beeda
and llruca lltehn.
a . a a
MIIS. KKLLF. IIOXOIIH
HISTCIl WITIIII HIIMiK
1 Hontirlng ' her alater, Mra.
Waller Knlley of Oakland,
California. Mra. Lester Otflild
entertained on Thuraday evening
wllh (our lablea of bridge at her
atiracllve apartment In The Mc
Carthy. Vaava o( marlgolda were
grace(ully arranged throughout
the room a o( the apartment In
decoration. Luncheon waa aorved
at the Individual tahlea which
were . perfectly appointed at the
cloae of the play. High score
waa held by Mra. A. '. Walter
Kreaae of Medford. ' Mra. Otto
Nlrhula received the consolation
prlie. Tha gueata were: Mee-
,dauiue Walter Kelley, honor
I gueat; John Houaton, Samuel P.'
Miller, ' J. J, Bielger, Jr., Cecil
B. Matt, Herman Olarold, Otto
Nlcbola, Paul W. 'Sharp, Btanlay
HiJarek, Jack Murphy, Marvin
K, Lucas, Tad Snoop, Claud Da
vla, A. F. Waller Kreaaa of Mad
ford and the Mlaaei Pearl Hlabn
and Margaret Hargua. . .
a . , t
IMMIIiTON'M (ENTERTAIN
WITH IHKKKII PAKTV
Mr. and Mra. J. II. Hamil
ton prealded over a perfectly ap
pointed dinner party ate their
'home on North Ninth on Tuaaday
levelling. The table waa centered
I with a bowl of pink roaabuda
land (erna. Covera were laid (or
Mra. C. I. Keckard, We. . Ida
I Hamilton, Mlaa May PHInney, Mr.
. Norvllle Hamilton, Mr.- Orvllle
'Hamilton, Mr. II. J. Wlntera and
the boat and hoateaa. Mr. and
,.Mra. Hamilton. Tha evening
hours (ollowlng dinner were
spent In playing bridge.
a a a
MIHM MI'HIMM'H TO
WKII Kit. OOIII.F.'
The marriage of Mlaa Chrls
tlue Murdoch, daughter of Mr.
and Mra. Hiram F. Murdoch,
to Dr. Lloyd J. (iohle of thla
city . waa eolemnlted Haturday
morning, June aixleenth, at the
Klrat Presbyterian church.
The ceremony waa performed
by the paator of lha Klrat I'rea-
'byterlan church. Iter. D. V.
j Height, In lha preaence of rela-i
The Inipreealve ring aervlce waa
used.
! The bride, 'one of the rharm-
Ing and acrompllahed young wo
men of Klamath Fslle. waa given
-In marriage by her father. Her
j wedding gown waa of georgetta
In a aoft paatel ahade of mates
jwith picture bat to match. Bhe
.carried a bridal bouquet of llllea
of the valley, Ophelia roaebuda
and aweet peaa. v
, Mra. Jobn Kred Flock? attended
aa matron of honor. Her (own
waa of beige georgette. Bhe car
ried an arm coinage of orchid
aweet peaa and Lucille carna
tions. I Ilia affection for Madame Lepcacu have not only coat Prince Carol
Mr. John, Fred Flock attended lf Humanla h la throne but they have now led lo a divorce auit filed
the groom. by Princess Helena, mother of Humania'a "boy king." The princeaa
Dr. and Mra. Coble left lmme-hae alarled action in Iluchareal. Above, ahe la ahown with the
dlately following the ceremony young King Michael.. Below nre Prince Carol and Madame Lepeacn.
for an-attended trip throughout
the north weat which will keep MIHH I'VI.K WKDH , '
them away for more than three j MIL (iKOIKJK CHHIMTV .'
weeka. Upon returning . home , A n01D. wedding : of dainty
.... laDDointmenla took n ace on
after
ICI.m.lh
Pa.a inuauaj erenina, aune icnm at
The' bride la one of the Welles" o'clock, when Mlaa Kath
known young women of thla city erine Pyle of Oranla Paaa be-
MIHH III.AIHIIKIX TO
WKI IIAIUtl.lt WOKTLET
Tha 'marriag aof Mlaa Nan
Blalabell,' daughter of Mr. and
Mra. G. Blalabell of Blaine,
Woahlngton. to Mr. Harold G.
Wortley. aon of Mr. and Mra. H.
O. Wortley of tbla city will bo
her borne In Baa Franclaco and
Mlaa Wllaon will apand tha aam
mer montha In California. The
affair waa held In tha parlora of
the hotel Vhlch were artiatically
decofated In pink and white.
Vaaea of beautiful imp dragoaa
la the paatel abadea were ar
ranged about tha parlora. Dur
ing the evening three tablea were
In pla. Mlaa Palmer and Mlaa
Wllaon were each preaented wath
dainty gueet prtiee.
a e e
MIHH MAY TO KSTKRTAI.X
OX Hl .NDAV KVKN'I.VO
Mlaa Margaret Reulah May
will entertain a coterie of the
younger eat at the family home
on Pine afreet on Sunday eve
ning. The Invitation call (or a
"alumber" party. At leant a doien
of the cloae (rlenda of Mlaa May
will be her gueata on Sunday
night.
Anne MclntoaB of Salem la In
Klamath Fala for a few daya
with (rlenda.
Mra. F. M. Miller and Mra. M.
M. Barry of Lakeview returned
from a vllt here of aeveral daya
with frlenda. ,
' W. W. Wbltlatrh and. Oeorge t
Havelin are buaineaa callera In
Klamalb Fade today from Kano.
la bookkeeper for Ihe ' Kwaun . Medford New Montgomery;
Lumber company.
H. M. Haneen oi 8eattle, la a
buaineaa vlaltor In Klamath Falla
today. , ,
Arthur Prlanlx of Tba Cbllo
guln Review la a buaineaa caller
In Klamath Falla today.
D. Llekay'of Malln la a bail
neaa vlaltor In tha city today.
Lawaoa Roaa of Olene la a
buaineaa vlaltor In tha city today.
B. A. Cure of Clayton, Waih.,
la a gueat In the city today. -
C. I. Reckard and aon Clenn
returned laat evening from Port
land where they hava been (or
the paat aeveral daya attending j
the roaa (eatlval. j
' I
New I'petalre Shop L a r g e I
atock of dreaaee, eoata and aulta. i
All aiaea, t .7S and up. Walk !
npataira and aave money. Mel-
baee Bldg , Its Main St.
advJIK
Ward Co. atora lo coat JI,0,
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VISIT
THE NEWEST AND
MOST MODERN
Barbecut Pit
In Southani Orwyoea
Seven milaa nortk ea
The Dallea-Califdrnla
Highway
Barbecue Lunch
Chicken Dinner -On
Special Order
POPULAR PRICES
Phone
Shady Pine Camp '
for apecial reaerwationa
Joaephine Tuttle of Halloa. '
Calif., la vlaltlcg In the city for!
a few daya wllh frlenda. 1 1
Damlngo Enplnoza of Lincoln. I
Calif., arrived In the- city FrI- j
uay tor a abort vlalt. - .. ,
Mra. H. J. Tlcknor of Langell
valley la abopplng in lha city to
day. "
Eiton Mooney left early thla
morning for Or.-llle, Calif., to
apend the week-end. Mr.' Mooney
NOTICE
Table Board at Green Lantern
Deairinc to cater to the working men of Klamath
Fall the Green Lantern Cafeteria will furniah
an addition to the regular Cafeteria aerrice
Table Board at the popular price of $7.00 per
week. High claa food family atyle.
CAFETERIA SERIVCE AS USUAL
Chicken Dinner Sunday 75c
Beat of eat all the time. Ticket now on al.
325 Main Street, baaement Melhaae Bldg.
and alnra returning from Call- came, the bride of Mr. George I aolemnteed at the hour of z:30
rorula whera ahe graduated from iCbrety or Klamath Falla. TOe
tie pchool of law ahe boa been! couple were united lu marriage at
actively engaged In her profea-lthe Adam rcaldence. The Her.
alon. She la from one of theV.- K. Alllaou of the Firat Chrta
promlnent and pioneer famlllea Ulan church read the aervlce In,
of aouthern Oregon. - itho preaence o( 'Velatlvea .and
Dr. Uoble la one of the leading (rienda.
young buaineaa men of Klamath j The Adarua. home won beautl
Falla. He la the aon of Dr. and 'fully decorated In flowera and
Mra. J. G. Goble. jferna. Following the ceremony a
At The PINE TREE
Ramon Novarro
and Norma Shearer
NOW SHOWING
THE GREAT STAR
OF "BEN-HUR"
in the most popular
stage play of
recent
years.
The special music score
of the original
"Student Prince"
will be featured by Mr.
Borel and the Pine
Tree Orchestra.
; A picture of. great
charm and beauty
We personally
recommend it.
y r
MIHM MI'HIMM'H HONORED perfectly appointed table which
IIV IIHIIM1K KVKMIMJ waa decorated with Columbia
A dellghKul pre-nuptlnl oonr-iroaea and aweet peaa..
;tey to Mlaa Christine Mur-l Mra. Chrtaly haa made many
doch', who became the bride of friend during Iter brief atay in
1 Dr.. Lloyd J. Ooble on Saturday i Klamath Falla. Mr. Christy bold
.morning waa that over which Mre.ja reaponalble noaltloa wllh the
iHliaa Obenchaln and Mra. John Solomon Uulle Lumber company.
jKred Flock prealded; The a((alrThoy are at home to their
waa a ahower and wt given at (rlenda at !04 Main alreet. ' a
I the Obenchaln realdence. . The The wedding gueata were: Mr.
'early, part o( the evening waa 'and Mra. John Irwin, Rev. and
apent at bridge, (our tablea werB Mm. V. K. Allison. Mr. and Mra.
In play. The honor gueat waa '3. O. Stephenson. H. E. Christy,
o'clock on 8unday. June aeven
teenth at the First Christian
church. Iter. V. K. Allison, paa
tor, will officiate. -,
St laa Marian eVortley; alater of
the groom-elect and- Mr.. Henry
C. Oerber, will be the attendants.
Mr. Glenn O. Parker and Mr.
D. Hannon will be uihere.
Immediately preceding the cere-
ony, "O. Promise Me" wl
sung by Mlaa Norma Doege. .
Mlaa Lydla Von. Bertbeladorf
will preside at tha organ, play
ing the nuptial music. .
, The bride-elect haa made her
home In the elty (or the paat
year and haa endeared herself to
her many friends. Prior to com
ing to Klamath Falla Miss Blala
bell attended arhool In Seattle.
Mr. Wortley Is a graduate of the
Klamath county high school with
tha class of 1922 and la employ
ed aa an electrician with the
showered wllh beculKul gifts of Mary Christy, Fred Chrlaty. Eve-! Pelican Bay Lumber company.
I linen. Luncheon was aerved at lyn i Chrlaty, Minnie Runtime,
Ithe Individual tablea which werejKuth Christy. P. Van Doren, Al
. arttellrally decorated with low : bert Chrlaty, Ina Christy, Mable
y j t i
FAIR ACRES
SUB-DIVISION
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, For fine sandy soil and natural drainage;
For' a commanding view of the city and valley;
For 80 cash and $4.05 per month you can
own a1 fine one-acre tract, located 1 Vi miles
east of the city limits.' ,
A. J. Tracy
REALTOR
609 South Sixth Street
Phone 869
howl of beautiful bridal flowera.
The Icea were decorated wltb
j miniature brides with veils. The
Hlfts were preaented In a box,
beautifully decorated wllh allver
i and pink rlbbona and 'flowera.
I The Invited gueata were: Mes
dames Burge Mason, Minnie Lee
Henry, Emma Lee Mills, Fred
Srhalock, Francis R. Olda, Mary
McClure, C. F. Stone, Frank
Ward, W, C, Van Emon, Charlea
.Joseph Martin, Allen Sloan,
'Frank Aukeny, Herbert P. New
jell, J. O. Ooble, Theodore Case,
I William Loreni, Sarah Gowen.
Laura A. Wllllte. 11. F. Murdoch.
Miss Katherlne Eaa and the honor
guest, Mlaa Murdoch. A number
of beautiful Kills were also re
ceived from col'.ege frlenda of
Mlaa Murdoch. t -
a . a V
F.NTKKTAINS AT
NT. I'.WL'N P.UtlHII
Standing out as ono of the
moat delightful soda affairs
of the week waa that of Tuesday
when Mrs. R. It. Radcllffe enter
tained at St. Paul's Parish House,
honoring Mary Audrey Radcllffe
on her sixth birthday. The par
iah house was beautifully deco
rated with wild flowers and
ferns. The adernoon houra were
apent wllh games and mtiBlc.
Placed In one corner aat Jack'
Horner with a pie filled wllh toy
glrta (or the guests. At the close
of tho afternoon a dainty picnic
lunch waa served In bright col
ored Individual baskets. Mrs; B.
Ball, Miss Anna Mae Johnston
and Miss Mary R. Ball .assisted
the hostess throughout the otter
noon. .The children who enjoyed
the afternoon were:- Phyllis Col
lier, Marcla Ilea, Betty Reg, Elisa
beth Ann Daggett, Eleanors Col
lier, Richard Collier, Barbara
Beane, Lavtne McColltim, Mad
eline Crane, Raymond Crane,
Jean Vllllor, Billy Ganong, Polls
Oanong, Frank Ganong, Helen
Radcllffe and Mary . Audry Rad
cllffe, tbe honored gueaL
Lindaey, Frank Ritchie, j Mrs.
Ritchie. Claire Ritchie. Alt Ra
gan, Ella Kagan. Payaon Diet.
Billy Christy. Albert Christy,
Shirley Jean Christy, Vivian Ad
ams. Leila Adams, Fern Parent,
Lloyd Warner and Katherlne
Pyle.
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WELL DO
THB ; REST.
DODGE
a w, e.
A number of out of town
guests from Seattle and Blaine,
Washington, relatives of the
bride-elect, are hers for the wed
ding. The young couple will be at
home In Klamath Falls.
KKCORATIVK HINTS
FOR HOKTKSKKS GIVEN' ' -
Yellow snd light green are fa
vorite colors for the summer
party decorations. ,
Where a buffet lunch Is served
the table containing the refresh
ments Is usually made aa attrac
tive aa possible, and either the
yellow or green mallne can be
effectively utlllied for this pur
pose. ' Faaten four ends (nil
width of tulle on the chandelier
or dome over center of table and
bring these In graceful festoons
to the four corners of. the table
and attach to the table cover
with a cluster of flowers or a
wisp of asparagus vine then let
ends extend to edge of table cloth
or as long as desired.
Asparagus vine trailing over
the yellow mallne Is decidedly ef
fective, while, an occasional deli
cate spray of white or pink flow
era along the green tulle will
look pretty. '
If gracefully arranged this
makes au exquisite overhead
decoration. Of course, the same
color should be carried out In
the centerpiece and other table
decorations. A basket of elec
trically lighted (lowers or fruit
or a color-matching bowl of flow
ers would make good decorative
harmony. ; ., .
' a , a ., a '
I'KRMAN'KXT. GCKHTS OF
VAI.l.tV HOTEL KXTKKT.XIN
Standing out as one of the
1 o v e 1 1 e a t affairs of the social
week Just brought to a close,
was the bridge evonlng of Wed
nesday over, which the perma
nent guests of the Valley Hotel
presided as, a farewell courtesy
to MtsSt'Chloe Palmer and Miss
Olive Wllaon.. Mlsa Palmer, one
of the popular teachers of the
city achools, ta leaving to make,
Has Raked
Hay Glean
for 27 Years
Here la the old. reliable
aelf-dump rake, the machine
that can be depended upon
to rake clean no matter
whether tbe crop la light or
heavy. If you have a light crop of hay. yon
need not lift the rake any higher tban is neces
sary to drop the load. An adjuatment close
to the aeat makes thla, posaible, If hay clings
cloae to the ground, you can apply pressure
with your foot to the rake teeth; or yon can
let them Just glide over the ground, aa eon-ditlona-require.
The wheela on MeCormlck-Deering rakes
can be interchanged when tha ratchets ara
worn, thua bringing Into play a near set of ,
ratchet teeth and practically doubling the life
of the rake '
It one horse la not enough to' pull tbe rake,
the thills can be brought together to form a
pole and two horses nsed. '
There are a variety of rake teeth of differ
ent aizea and different styles of points with
and without coil. There -are also three types
-of Urea for the wheels:' Outside flanges. In
aide (langes, snd a Mountain type which la a
corrfMnatlon of outside and Inside flange.
Come In and let aa explain the many adraa
tagea of thla rake and show you the varlona
- kinda of equipment. .
Made In S, , 10, 11, and U-foot widths.
J. S. MILLS & SON
6th and Willow Phone 9
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