TUB KLAMATH NEWS
""I M ..'II mav 1 , 1 1
JOY KVAMi,
IIIIITIIDAV IMItTY
A t IMIM'l.il ' MOMI:
Nine youthful trletiila ot Turn
mr Hailcliff enjoyed an afternoon
al ith Hailcliff Iiiiiiiii un t'rescoiil
avenue Friday when Mtimr Tom
my nrelded host In relcliral
ln Ilia llllllll lilrlhdy. Games
wit enjoyed IliriuiKlKiut 111 aft
ernoon hnura. after which re
freahmenl were rved by Mm.
HadclKf.
MHM. I I.VHK TIIKMI'HOX i
IIOHTl:H4 TO ( l.l'll
Member of till- Wednesday
llrlilKH rluh met lor tin- first
miMiiltiic t Hi" 'nil on Wed.
nciday afternoon at Ihe homo (
Mra. Clyde Thouiimm on Norlh
Nlnlb. Three tallica were In
ploy. At Iho close of ' I'1'"'
Mra. Jackson wa awarded hl-h
cor. Mra. ltobort Woan re
ceived Iho consolation. Mra. Mar
Inn Harms mill hm hoetoae mi the
nes.1 regular meeilne. od Wd
neaday, Hepleuiber 19. at her
homo.
.
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T HK KXTKHTilVKU
Thn lleuekahe of Klamath
Kail are maklim plana lor
the nUirtalulus: u( Hintu Presi
dent. Mra. l.oulse IVrnjsie of
Ashland who will pay hr offi
cial vlalt hero on .M lay -
nloa. September twenty-forth. A
eiwclal moalltf will I hld at
thla time In tha Odd Kallowa holl.
Tuesday. September tweiilT-fltth,
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The Kaalorn Star Roclal rlul
hold It Mret meeting of tlm
fall on Friday afternoon at Ma
annlo Temple. At tlila meeting
plana were outlined lor a card
party to be held on Inn evening
of, Friday. September twenty-first
at Maaonlc Temple. Member of
Ih alar, their famllU-n and
frlenda art lnvllel. At least twen-ty-tlvo
tahloa are being planned
for lleaervatlone are bring made
through Mra. It. O. Wortley at
phone 63-J.
WORTHY ;IUM M.ITHON
Wll.l. VIHIT Hf.HK
Mra. Ilea tietter. worthy
grand matron of the Eastern
Hlar of Oregon, will pay her of
ficial visit to Aloha chapter "fl
the opening meeting of the fall
on Tueiilay evening, September
eleventh.' Aa a eourleay to Mra.
Setter a 110 boat dtiuit-r will be
aervcd In Din banquet room of
the I'ellrau tlrlllo on Tuesday
evening at :J0. oVJovk. AH
member of the local chapter and
visiting membera of the Kaslern
Hlar are cordially Invited. A
cover charge of one dollnr will
be made. Itoservatlona for the
dinner must be mad nbl later
than Monday oo. Mra. K.' Vir
gil at 461-J or Mr. Jack llcrsh
berger at the Pelican (Irllle will
accept I be reservation.
On Tuoaduy afternoon M,r.
Reltera will bold a arbool of In
atructlnna at the Maaonlc temple
t 2: SO o'clock for all membera
Inlcreltvd and ufflreni of Aloba
chapter.
Tha evening aoaaion followlug
tbo dinner will be held at the
temple and glvea promote of
being moat Intoreatlng. Mra. Wil
bur Jonoa and 'Mr. Mollle lidd
ing are la charge. if the. refreab
menti They will be aaaiated by
Meadamoa C. H. Barnatahle. Mln
nlo Lee Henry, (leorg Humph
rey., K. n. Lamb. K. K. Magce,
Oliver Splkor, Georga UlrlVh aud
MIm France! neatly.
Mra. ltobprt K. Wuttenburg,
worthy matrun. of Aloha chapter,
la attending to a number of tho
major dotnlla of I he flrxt meet
ing and la Imping that a lurge
attomlanco will grcot Mra, Sut
ter on her official vlait huro.
Showing AT THE Showing
n o w pine TREE NOW
WILLIAM BOYD
"SKYSCRAPER"
with- Alan Hale
Sue Carol and Alberta Vaughn
The romantic story of two hard-boiled steel work
ers and 'of two cirls, dainty, beautiful, charming
a tremendous picture, vibrant with drama, thrill,
laughs and. heart appeal. ,
COMING
The Sensational Mystery-Melodrama, of the
Flying Squadron of Scarred Souls! . v
"The Legion of the Condemned"
Hoclefy Killlor
I'liiino 877
Mlhtl ol,NA .Mill K()V,
H.tN Tin: t ri:it i'Aiitv
Volua Jobniioii, dangbier of
Mr. and Mra. II. J. Jnhiunn.
wan hoateaa Ihia nflernoou at a
delightful ihealer party lo a
i number of. her Intimate frlenda.
The ocraalnn marked the four-'
liTiitU birthday of Volnu, Knl
( lowing the ilieater pnriy Hie
ucl were taken lo Ilia Mine,
( lllid wiier dainty rof r'liiy cnle
t were aurved. The ueaia Includ-!
led: Joan Kranborg, Thelma Fol
lainu, Marjurle Uavla, Virginia
Young, K.vclyn 1'rulll. Anna .Ma
rie .Morgan, Muxlno Hllloll, Or
li'un Vunnlio. (luldle MiC'olloin.
I)ll" Comba, June Jvbuaun and
the. hualeaa. i
II'MVKIIHITV .SK4HitTHX
KNTrJITAIXM l lv IIKItH
A brilliant afiermion tea of
the week waa ilia! of Monday
when the A. A. I'. W. prealded
,aa hnateHHea lo the teac-hura at-
tondlng the itiKtltute at Fremont
iarbiKil. The atfitlr waa held In
iKn'iuout ball whlrh wan bvautl
j fully decorated with late auni
'mer flowera.
Mra. K. It l.nmh. wltb a tin in -
! ber of aiH'iiil malrona, prealdeif
at Hie prrficlly uppolnted tea
liable. Tt-ucbera of the city and
county achoola arv niimt cordial
ly Invited lo afllllate themaelvea
null the Klumaih Fall chapter
of the A. A. IT. W.
.MISS Ml VIMO IIIIXIllll ItV
H I IIH II. K. HlttlU'N
Aunnuncenient of the mar
'rlage of Mia Mailuo llrad-
bury, altractlvo daughter of Mr.
' and Mra. H. B. Ilrudbury of Alia-
mnnt Acre to Mr. Itnaa llrown.
eon of Mr. and Mra. H. K. Itrowu
J of Merrill, cornea Willi a great
deal of liiiereat to their many
frlenda throughout the county.
The marriage waa aolemuiged on
!. Saturday. Koptembur flrat, U Kla
!math Falla.
I The bride la one of the proml
incut young women of thla city.
J Following, her graduation from
the Henley high acbnol with the!
claaa ort'l2t, Mr. Drown went,
to Arliona where ah atdnled
art. For the paat two yoara ah
latiendril tho L'nlverally of Ore
gon. I Mr. and Mra. llrown are for
! Ilio preaent at tbo borne of the
i groom' parent. Mr. and Mr.,
ill. K. llrown of Merrill. Tha
'groom la actively engaged in
J funning -
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H'FI.I,II.TTFI WOMKV
jlVhlHT ON I ITTINtiH
In Puria one talka glibly of
'going to one'a milliner for a f it
illng. No really well-hatted wom
lan dream of donning a hat which
la not tho result, f Irat of a crlno
lllne fitting and finally of a fin-
lahlng one.
To the women of America, who
have atruggled with the problem,
lot head elice and bavo found dlt
, f lirulty. becuuKn of being or not
(being bobbed, Iho adaptation of
1 1 li Ih plan brought great filling re
lief.
Kveryono now acknowledge
(he luro of tbo faco-framlng hat,
and oue baa learuod to. recognise
the hnt made to meaeure, aud to
expect It, ou the well-dreeaed
woman.
The trick .of molding fabric
other than frit, to tb pliable
way of felt, i being manlered,
with the reault that other ma
lerlnla than felt are being of
fered for autumn.
Naturally votvul head the Hat.
with chenille among, tho posei.
bllllle becuuKo ot It flexibility
ins much a ita oliarm. Tricot
materials have Ibla aamo qunlily
land havemude their entrance In
! millinery auloiia.
They are charmingly exploited
tin enug alinpea, and aotne of
in
them are draped. The turban, In
It. ner"t phnae, la a wiuiet cou
Nlil'irHlion aeconil in IntureNl, per
hapa, only to the liuiovHllon of
Ague, liuioVMtloiia which run lo
modified poke, efferia, and lo
veraloua of I lie several lypea of
peaaaut cap wbli-li are to be
found In the province.
Mated In high place, with Hie
(urban, lite cap and poke, 1 the
beret, a noncliiiluni aitrl of head-tli-eaa
favored by yoiiili and dared
by I lie aged.
Trimming remain of accotid
ary liiiereat. Hie allliouelle being
llw ihlng, aud colora dependent
oil the tonal blendingM of Ihe
contiinie :
MIIIIU'FU lll l.ll
T IUM,I K IIOMK
Th N. II. Ilugue home near
Merrily in the aettlng for a love
ly uiiacellaneoua aliower thla pual
week In honor of Minn Thlrca Ali
deraoll, brldvH'leLi, when .MNae
Klleu MiVeigh and Helen An
fleraoll prealded a co-liualeaae.
Following an afternoon of curd
a luncheon we eorved. after
which the honor gueiit otiened
the numeroiia pai-kage with
which nhe wan ebowered.
Tlioae preaent were Meadames
Kd Frailer. Clarenco llalley. M.
I,. Moore, M. Howrnan. ' Kimer
Hiukel, Fi-d Hiukel. K. I.. Mooie.
Henry Vnu. Ian I'olwell. K. M.
lianimond. F.ltner Merrltt. rt. I..
Iiulloii, I. Ilurglaa. I.. K. llrown,
Ko llewey. Kr.. Hen . Faua. - II.
Illantolt. Joe Hiukel. V II. All
deraon, T. Alideriioii, It. ('. An
dvrxon, rharlea Hrowu, Akiii
Itli hey. T tin Martin, M Merlin,
Chlirlea Marllll, Johu t'ox. K. I..
Iloaley. Hob Ailama. M !. Hetty
Itauuby, filler Moore. Allean
Murray. l-oule Ihillon. Kdna
Mrrrll. Ihe honor gucai, and the
hoNteaaeg.
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NUFHI.K WdllK 1,1 II
MKKTtt AT HMI.( HOMK
On Wednesday afternoon, Mra.
Allen Moan prealded a ho
teai to' the ladlea of tha Art
Needle Work club, who met for
the f Irat meeting of the fall. A
cumber of liilerenllng booke were
contributed for the year'a read
ing. Mra. Kdward Martin of the Mc
Carthy apartment Invited Ihe
membera to meet wtlb ber at the
next regular meeting which will
be held on Wednesday afternoon.
September IS.
Among Ihe member prenent
on Wedneaduy were: Meadme
J. Fred Ooeller. Hutu Mcore.
K. Tenbrook. W. I. McMillan.
Charle Martin, Itoberl K. Wat
te nlmrg. I.. 1.. Truax. It. II. Dun
bar, Marlon Hunk, fienrge Wlrlz.
K. 8. rhlllipa. Jennie Hum, Wil
bur Jone. Kdward Martin. MUa
Klliabeth MvCurdy and the bs
teea. , ' '
ckrsECOfiOMlSTS IN DISTRIBUTION sjaiSaA
i
"Golden Rule, Blues" 1
The latest dance hit in the shoe realm
Brand new-and different. Solid color
' blue, spike heel, pump as illustrated. See 1
Mhis number for real style Very moder-
ately priced $5.85
. i ;
1 u
"Brown
Kid;
A patent leather or a combination of
both just as you choose. New ; models
for new fall dresses. In all style heels.
If you like a strap, you're sure to appre
ciate this particular one $5.85.
SUNDAY, SfOFTEMRKR i, 1928
I.IHIUIIV l.l ll MF.KTIKU
mi Mr.ni i ;i win i it.uAV
( tider Ih dlrecllon of . Mr.
ll, II. I.loyd Htewart, an In- nlng. Mra. iliirge Maooa, Mra.
lereatlug program b been out- Wilbur Jouea, Mra. Thoma lel
' lined fur the opening meelliig u.ll. Mia. Howard It. I'errlu, Mra.
of Ih Woman' Library club. Horaro HrldgefoVd, Mr. II. N.
cbeduled for Frldiy afternoon, : Moe, Mr. Ili bel Appb gate Holo-
He pi em lie r fnurteenlh t ':;t" mon, Mr. II. H. Ilarrlaon and
o'clock In Hie city library. The Mra. T. O. Campbell,
j delegate who aerved during tb 1 ui,rjty: Mra. Wilbur Jonea.
Women,' Federalcd Cluba ton-1 ioUM Furnlahlng: Mr. Ilor-
venllon' here In June will give a ,. Hrldgeford, Mra. K. 0. Cum-
brlef outline of Ihe work done mn ,, M. 0. A. Krauae.
and Intereatlng point of th con-' e .
ventlon. The year book will "'.-.4I. tltlllXtiKMKNTt
dlilributed at till tlm. ;(',K' ,.K V'iMMiliiM
Tne prograi.1 win ne announten
u "Convention Program."
leorge l.lndley. prc.ldeut of the
local club, w l prealde and
pre.ace the w .1, that every
ber of the club make a apeclal
effort lo be preaent at Ihe open -
lug meeting.
With Mra, l.lndley, prealdenl.
be following officer, will , pre -
Ida, for the eniulug year:
Mra. II. J. Him, f Irat vie preil -
dent.
Mra. II. W lla'lhlany, tecond
vtce president.
Mra. II. K. Cell, aecratary.
Mra. F. It! Olda, aaalatant ac
retary, Mra. Hollo C. (jroeabeck, treaa
urer. Mnl'i
Committee nnmed by
l.lndley to .erve for. the coming,
yeur are:
Hy-jiw: Mra. Robert K. Wat
tenburg, Mra. Juckton Kimball.
Hooka: Mra. E. II. Pike and
Mr. W. II. Itobcrteou.
Mueicr Mr. William. Lorenz,
Mr. Kmma Mllla and Mr, (leorge
I'lrlch.
Civic: Mra. Harry Ackley, Mra.
K. U. Cummtuc and Mrs. Steve
Ha bo.
I Docrnbivher Hospital: Mr. W.
1 It tl..lu.Mn , , . u, r .1 1 ,1
, ., ,' ,'
Mr. M. K. Lambert. Mla Marie
McMillan .
Kindergarten: Mr. Bernard J.
Rea. Mra. K. M. Rubb. Mra.
Claude Daggett and Mra. Wilford
IS. Lamm.
legislative: Mr. A. M. Col
lier, Mr, lisrold Merryman. Mra.
iW. O. Smith.
I Art: ' Mr. H. W. Bathlany.
Mr. K. D. Lamb. Mra. Bert C
Tbomaa.
. Membernhip: Mra. P. C. Mux
Jphy. Mr. Jack Slater, Mra. Le
lie Roger. Mr. Oscar Sblve, Mra.
Harry Ooeller, Mra. Fred Fleet
and Mra. Bruce Dennia.
I Scholarship Loan: Mr. C- A.
'Dunn. Mra. Harry Hill. Mra.
! lintel Van Riper and Mrs. C. C.
'Sceley.
I Social: Mra. Fred 8challock.
Mr. W. K. Idimm, Mr. C. I.
Roberts and Mrs. William Dun
lcan. . I
I Program; 1 Vnt. (I. A. Krauae;
T
Foijrfof the Latest Arrivals
"The NovelMakeup"
A plajn 'patent number that has various
variations in novel bows and ornaments.
All style heels. It's a new number. See it
$5.85 and $6.85.
Strap"
"A Classic W
i - .. i
Just a step or two ahettd of the fall tyi
generally shown. In brown kid, black kid
or patent. Cuban heel at very popular
prices $5.85 and $6.85.
OF
r. S.
Mra. O. W. Hampl. Mra. C. B.
, iiarning. mra. I leeue irifvi. mim
K. K, Magce. Mr. Oeorge (Hu
Filial arrangement lor the pro-
r,m i.t M.tnriuv vinlntf at Ihe
Ml.tholj,, chnrcb -hen a
, nilIlll)jr of pr0U.Hl.nt cnurch.
()f ,nlwlu tlI cour,
, ,o (w ,,.,,, 0( Klamatb
, yM nd ykllltv w,r) m,do
lyeolerday. Following are the
' mu,, U uuniber lo be preaented:
' Vorlll..wll(,r(, My Caravan Ha'n
I . HBtea"
' "The Swallow"
j Ijarotby Hteveu
, Vocul "lb-hind tbe Cottonwood"
The Old lload"
'Ruth Cofer
(Mr. Fred Cofer, accompanlat)
' Piano Holo Selected
j Mr. K. 8. Veatcb
' Vocal "If You'll Remember Me"
"When Ive I Done"
U.. t . . t
" ' ' ,.,..
I
accompanist)
Vocal Duet. "Down In tb Foreat"
Mr. Jlcrt C. Thoma
Mr. E. S. Veateh
Vocal "The Old Refrain
Mr. E. 8. Veat.b
: Tbe reception will bo held at
eight o'clock and teachera of tbe
city and county acboola are ex
tended a cordial Invitation.
Itesldenta of tbe city are aaked
is call and greet the teachera
Mra. George R. Llndley is pre,
. - . ,
aiding a general chairman.
LIBERTY
THEATRE
SHOWING NOW
TOM MIX
, and TONY the wonder
horae, in..
"TUMBLING
RIVER".
A story of the Old
West in All It Glory
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V. AMK CHAITtlH
IKM IIKItH IIKT
, Monday j veiling marked, the,
Initial meeting of Ihe full
for member of F.ulalona chapter.
Daughter of Ihe American Revo
lution when Mra. II. It, Perrin
and Mrs. H. II. Kvana prealded a
Joint hoaieaaea at the attractive'
home of Mr. Perrin on Pacific.
Terrac. Mr. Harry Ackley, re
gent, presided, I
Mr. D. It. June, anpervlaor of'
acboola la Hlsklyou county, gav!
Ilia ladlea a moat lusplrational
and Instructive address on the
"Constitution." Mr. Jone told
of the Constitution, being tbe
first Instrument ever drawn up
by men to secure Justice, for all.
Program for tha year which
were, completed under tb able
direction of Mr. Harry Ackley,
regent, and a commute com
posed of Mrs. Robert E. Wat
tenburg, Mrs. Don J. Zumwalt.
Mrs, Wilbur Jouea, Mr. Rachel
Applegat Solomon and Mr. Al
len Sloan were distributed.
Special guests for the eve
ning were Mrs. Dixon. Mr. Har
ry Ooeller. Mr. iPhleuger of Wis
u . .( .- At .-J ' 7'y t "' In mode ;
k ' o i I LJ and, model 5
... Sa,e (W you'll J
1 Prices " 'like.'; ,1
of these
Materials
Transparent
- Velvet
Costume
Velvet
Bursa
Crepe
Mylo. ,
Satin
ONE
LOW
PRICE
consin. Mrs. Orlapao p. Harvey j Krcd (Hover, rtaordlag secratary;
of (ilendale, Clltriila, ' Mrs. Robert X. Waiunhurej,
-A mot promising year I look-, "oaauxar; JUrs, . X, F. . l)g.
ed forward to by the member. ; registrar; Mra. II . M. Manning,
The following chapter officer. hhi'"ruut; Mra. L. 1 Traug, chap
will preside for the ensuing year: lain.
Mr. II. M. Ackley. regent; Mra. I ,
Hachel Apnlegnte Holomon. vice) For your Frl(,aF, ct B ,
regent: Mra. Warren Hunt, cor-; Jefer.0n, pbon J01-J adr.
reaKinding secretary: Mra. A. Jy4-tf
IJlMlljljl.ljil"',1 T 1 11 "i 1111 11
, f .rf-'Jae usaiiMsi..
, , Accuracy lu, stcflogtapbyj Ij
H Mir ft fit . vtttue that liBslae,
- ' 2sS j " wt""", " ,,,r-
Ifl Our method asure you of
F M, Jf- steady work nd advanca,-
- l-4 , Klamtth
U y)l Businet College
B ,. Mnln Ml. Itione 1879
v , 1 Kliiniath Fall. tre)ton
' -vssr-. i, r w 1 1
Cleverly Designed Frocks
This it a fall style event with a price appeal.
Discriminating dresses can only be developed
where style is originated. Kvery one comes
directly to us as representations from KH'th
' Avenue's smartest shops in New York.
69 Dresses 69 Models
Tlfi models, arc Just as varied as aro the
numtier of dresses. Kvery one different and new
for the autumn season.
Lower Prices
Extremely lower Why? Because our buyer
personally bought all roaily-to-wcar direct from
the manufacturers in New York. No jobber's
profit, no packing and re-shipping or no extra
expenses of any kind are iharged to you. It
makes a great difference in the prtco of a
dress. Compare Iheiu us to style, quality and
price.
$11.50
1 fc i SIZES.
PAGE THREE
NEW
COLORS:
Wajade,
Margla
Lublue
Chantiliy'
Pelican
BriTany -
LeMish
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