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THE NEWS AND THE HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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Attractive Bride
Elect Honored
Virginia Laudwein Honor Guest at Shower Parties
Prior to Wedding in Sacred Heart Church
MlM Virginia Laudwein, attractive April bride-elect, waa
complimented at several partita thia pait week prior to her
maniac to Mr. Roger WaUh of thli city on April the twenty
third in Sacred Heart church. The bride'i family will arrive
tht week from St Paul. Minnesota, to attend the nuptial masa
at half patt eight o'clock In the morning. The Rev. Father
Timothy Caaey will read the aervic.
pn Tuesday evening of thii
part week Miai Phyllii Smith
and Hill Patricia Sexton en
tertained at the horn of Mr.
and Mrs. Otto Smith on Jef
ferson itreet honoring Miai
Laudwein with a miscellane
ous shower. A rainbow effect
wai created with gifts in a pot
of gold. Honors In guessing
games want to Mrs. A. L.
Parenteau, Miai Margaret
Brocktrup, and Mils Betty
Bell.
Guests Included Mrs. Jack
Kennedy, Mrs. Letha Foster.
Mrs. Charles Dryden, Mrs. J.
O. Cavanaugh, Mrs. Ray
Weed, Mrs. Merrltt Smith.
Mrs. R. J. Walsh. Mrs. Earl
Smith, Mrs. Francis Manning,
Mrs. A. L. Parenteau, Mrs.
Charles Roberts, Mrs. Frank
Crawford, Mrs. Mike Lavenlk.
Mrs. Ruth Ray, Mrs. Irene
Markham, Mrs. John Kel
leher, Mrs. Phil Brick, Mrs.
David R. Vandenberg, Mrs.
Frank Sexton, Mrs. Jamea
Baker, Mrs. Charles Brem
mer, Mrs. E. P. Ivory, Mrs.
Arthur Palmer, Mrs. Otto
Smith. Miss Audrey Edwards,
Miss Betty Bell, Miss Mar
garet Brocktrup, Miss Mil
dred Crawford, Miss Dorothy
O'Sulllvan, Miss Helen Dun
beck, Miss Peggy Weill, Miss
Kay Schloehauer, Miss Delia
McGrath, Miss Ranata Sari,
Miss Lorraine Carroll, Miss
Darlene Smith, Min Martha
Roblson. Miss Luwana Smith,
Miss Marjorie Hibbert, Miss
Ethel Zimmerman. Miss Pat
Healey, Miss Frances Balin.
Miss Norma Sleverson, Miss
Laudwein and the hostesses.
A crystal shower was given
lor Miss Laudwein this week
with Mrs. J. G. Cavanaugh
and Mrs. Letha Foster host
esses at the Cavanaugh home
on Melrose street.
Guests Included Mrs. R. 3.
Walsh, Mrs. Merrltt Smith,
Mrs. John Kelleher, Mrs. T.
J. Towey, Mrs. William
Grove, Mrs. Chris Smith,
Mrs. Fay SUliman, Mrs. Earl
Smith, Mrs. Louis Corrigan,
Mrs. Ruth Ray, Mrs. Otto
Smith, Mrs. Robert Dunav
Mrs. Frank Sexton. Mrs. Ever
ett.JSh.elk, Mrs. N. D. Met
aerMrs W. CrandaU, Miss
Delia McGrath. Miss Lorraine
Carrol Miss Pstricia Sexton,
Miss Phyllis Smith, Miss Em
ma Ooiman, and the hostesses.
Contract bridge and Chi
nese marbles were played
with honors going to Mrs.
Metier and Mrs. Shelly In
cards, and Mrs. Towey and
Mrs. Corrigan In marbles. A
special guest of the evening
was Mrs. Cavanaugh's aunt,
Mrs. CrandalL who has but
recently arrived from her
home In County Cork, Ire
land. She told many Interest
ing stories of her old home.
MRS. WIRTZ
ENTERTAINS
FOR ANW CLUB
Mrs. George Wlrtx was host
ess to twenty members and
guests of the Art Needle Work
club, Wednesday afternoon, at
her home on Jefferson street
Mrs. E. E. Msgee, for many
years a resident of Klamath
Falls, la in the city from her
home in Richmond California,
and was a special guest at thia
meeting, as were, Mrs. C. W.
Murdoch and Mrs. Susanne
Homes Cater.
Mrs. Lyls O. Mills. Junior
past president of the dub. will
entertain for the pleasure of
the members, at her country
home in the Pine Grove dis
trict, at the next regular meet
ing. May the seventh.
ALUMNAE CLUB
ENTERTAINED
AT KONSCHOT'S
The Alpha Chi Omega
Alumnae club held business
meeting on April the four
teenth at the home of Mrs
Fred Konschot (LaVene Mo
Collum) on Earle street, and
at the close of the session
a wedding gift was presented
to the hostess from the group.
At next month's meeting
Mrs. Raymond Yarnes will
entertain members at her
home on the Keno highway
when plans will be made for
summer activities and a full
attendance is urged.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Janz of
CorvaUls are receiving felici
tations upon the birth of their
third child. William Kenneth,
born March the thirty-first.
Mrs. Jans is the former Cath
erine Cleghom, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. J. C . Cleghom
of High street. Mrs. Cleghom
Is with her daughter's family
for severs.' , weeks.
Health Tea
Spring Event
Thursday Day Set For
Affair in Association
Unit
Outstanding on the coming
week's program is the tea to
be given Thursday afternoon
between the hours of two and
five o'clock in the Klamath
health unit at Pine and Eighth
streets.
Chairman of the tea is Mrs.
Mahr Reymers who will be as
sisted by Mrs. Robert Thomp
son, Mrs. Burg Mason Jr.,
Mrs. Harry Weimar Mrs. Rob
ert Hart, Mrs. James Busch,
and Mrs. John Harris Jr.
All Intel ested persons in the
city, both men and women,
are invited to attend the tea
which is being given to foster
interest in the work of the
Klamath County Public Health
department.
Pouring during the after
noon will be members of the
board of directors of the health
association.
FLOWER SHOW
PLANS NEAR
COMPLETION
Much interest is being
shown in the annual spring
flower show of the Klamath
Falls Woman's Library club
scheduled for Sa tut day after
noon, May the seventeenth, in
the Fremont school auditori
um. Mrs. Ernest D Lamb,
flower show chairman, stressed
the fact the exhibit will be
open both afternoon and eve
ning. Tea will be served during
the afternoon with Mrs Frank
lin L. Weaver as cnairman.
Although this week's weath
er has not been conducive 'to
the growth of blossoms, the
weatherman has promised
warmth during the coming
weeks and gardens are expect
ed to burst into color prom
ising all sorts of flowers for
the show.
Ail organizations planning
to enter exhibits this year are
advised that entries will be
card table size, and must be
arranged by amateur mem
bers of their own organiza
tions. The arrangements are
restricted to garden flowers.
An excellent response is be
ing received from garden clubs
throughout the county, accord
ing to Mrs. Lamb, -ho is con
tacting the groups this com
ing week.
Home from school during
Easter vacation were Miss
Francis Bslin, daughter of
Frances Balin, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Balin,
and Mr. Joe Sexton, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Fra-.k Sexton,
who are students at Oregon
State college.
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HOSTESS AT DANCE
Mrs. Henry Gerber, who with Mr. Gerber, Is
chairman of the spring dancing party at Reames
Golf and Country club planned for Saturday
evening, April the twenty-sixth, at the club
house.
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MRS. JOHN
Annual Vestry
Dance Slated
Mr. Langworthy Heads
Committee for Party
At Willard
What promises to be a gay
affair of the coming week is
the annual spring dance given
by the' vestry of St. Paul's
Episcopal church with Mr.
Lou Langworthy beading
members of the committee.
The party is scheduled for
Wednesday eveuing In the Wil
lard hotel, and tickets are be
ing sold by the vestry for the
affair.
Hostesses will be heads of
women's organizations, includ
ing Mrs. Victor E. Newman,
wife of the rector, Mrs. K.
Henry Anderson. Guild presi
dent, Mrs. John Coppage,
Wednesday club president,
and Mrs. David Bull is head
of Altar Guild. Tho public is
invited to the dance.
LIONESS CLUB
ENTERTAINS
VISITORS
The April meeting of the
.Lioness club was held at Hick- -man's
Monday evening in the
form of a banquet honoring
state officers of the club on a
good will tour of all auxili
aries. Tables were beautiful with
pastel spring flowers and
white tapers, and those attend
ing were Mrs. George Davis,
Mrs. Fred Heilbronner, Mrs.
Clifford Voight, Mrs. Al Heup,
Mrs. Howard Boyd, Mrs. Oli
ver Spiker, Mri. Paul Skeen,
Mrs. Lester Thompson, Mrs.
Gene Hooker, Mrs. Wifliam
Cons tans, Mrs. Ed Robinson,
Mrs. Lea Finley, Mrs. Al Pen
zel, Mrs. Ted Shoop end the
honor guests, state officers,
Mrs. Harry Scott, president
from Salem, Mrs. Oscar Shcp
hard, first vice president from
Grants Pass, and Mrs. Ronald
Jones, secretary and treasurer
from Salem.
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HOSTESS AT VESTRY DANCE
Plans are complete for the dance to be given by
St. Paul's vestry Wednesday evening in the Wil
lard hotel ballroom. Hostesses will be Mrs. R.
Henry Anderson, president of the Guild, Mrs.
John Coppage, head of Wednesday club, and
Mrs. David Bullis, president of the Altar Guild.
Also a hostess is Mrs. Victor E. Newman, wife
of the rector of St. Paul's.
Kennell-Ellis pictures.
VISITOR TO BE
COMPLIMENTED
AT TEA SATURDAY
As a courtesy to Mrs. Jessie
Withern of Palo Alto, Califor
nia, who is editor of the In
ternational Toastmistress mag
azine and associated with the
Stanford University press, an
afternoon tea will be given
Saturday, April the twenty
sixth, at the home of Mrs. A.
J. Voye on High st.ect.
Mrs. Withern will be a visi
tor In the city for that day
and will be honored at the tea
by members of the local Toast
mistress club of which Mrs.
Walter Brown is president.
ANNUAL MAY
FESTIVAL
DATE NAMED
Friday, May the sixteenth,
has been set for tne date of
Riverside's PTA annual spring
May festival, party, and sup
per on the Big Lavn on Con
ger avenue. Mrs. C. S. Elliot
has been named chairman of
the affair and already she is
working to organize commit
tees to take care ot the large
crowd expected for the eve
ning. Mrs. Harlan Bnsworth Is
chairman of entertainment and
a new treat is expected in ad
dition to the crowning of the
May queen the early part of
the evening.
Bridge Club
Entertained
Mrs. Marvin K. Lucas en
tertained Thursday evening at
her home on Pacific Terrace
tor members of her bridge
club. Guests were Mrs. Byron
Hardenbrook and Mrs. L. A.
Murphy. High score was held
by Mrs. David R Vrndcnberg,
second high by Mm Harry W.
Bathiany, low by Mrs. S. P.
Miller, and Mrs. Murphy re
ceived slam award. Mrs Paul
Foster will entertain in a fort
night r
MRS. DAVID
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ANDERSON
EASTER HAT .
PARADE AT
WEDNESDAY CLUB
An Easter hat party, with
guests wearing concoctions of
their own making, was the
clever idea carried out by
members of Wednesday club
of St. Paul's at tnelr party
Wednesday evening in the par
ish house. Honors for head
gear went to Mrs. Hans Nor
land who entered the parade
wearing a wreath of colored
Easter eggs with a fetching
crown of green gras.
Four tables of bridge were
In play with high score held
by Mrs. Frank Tarr. A busi
ness meeting was held at
which time plans for the ves
try dance Wednesday, April
the twenty-third in the Willard
hotel, were discussed by the
members.
Hostesses at the farty were
Mrs. Ray Kent, Mrs. Harold
Tcale, Mrs. Dale Smith, and
Mrs. Richard Hlbbs The next
meeting on May the seventh
will be a business session ac
cording to Mrs. John Coppage,
president.
Mr. Dick Msgulr left Est
urday of last week for Minne
sota where he will Join Mrs.
Maguire and their young
daughter, Patricia, visiting her
parents near Rochester, Min
nesota. The Maguiies will re
turn here within a short time
to visit with Mr J. F. Maguire
at his home on Pine street.
"LET GEORGE DO IT"
SWISS WATCH
REPAIR SPECIALIST
- A COMPLETE LINE
OF JEWELRY
GEO. METZ
837 Main Watchmaker and Jewsler
BULLIS
Spring Dance
At Reames-
Clubhouse To Be
Scene of Gay Party
April Twenty-Sixth
What promises to be one of
the most delightful parties of
the season is the spring dance
scheduled for Saturday eve
ning. April the twenty-sixth,
at Reames Golf and Country
club.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gerber
are chairmen for the event,
assisted by a comml tee Includ
ing Mr. and Mrs. John Martin,
Mr. and Mrs Msrslull E. Cor
nett, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Med
ford, and Mr. and Mis. J. Roy
al Shaw.
Members of Reames and
guests are Invited tu the party
and supper will be served at
midnight. Herb Cochran's or
chestra wtll play.
MARRIAGE
DATE TOLD
IN PORTLAND
The following from the
Portland Oregon Journal is of
Interest to friends of Miss
Irene Schaupp of Portland,
daughter ot Mr. "and Mrs. Ar
thur Schsupp of this city.
"Announced this Easter
Sunday is the date for the mar
riage of a young couple whose
engagement was msde known
at New Year's time. Miss Irene
Schaupp Friday night dis
closed to friends that her mar
riage to Mr. Donald Law
would take place Saturday
afternoon. May 10, In the
chapel at Westminster Presby
terian church with Dr. Perry
C. Hopper officiating .
"The news was told at a
party for which the bride-elect
and her sister, Mrs. Linn La
tourette, were Joint hostesses
at Miss Schsupp's home In
honor of Miss Claudia Bart
rum, whose marriage to Dr.
Raymond McMahon is planned
for May 2. .
"Mrs. Latourette will be
her sister's honor attendant.
'The bride-to-be is the
daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. A.
W. Schaupp of Klamath Falls
and the prospective bride
groom Is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon F. Law of this
city."
TULIP FIELDS
BEAUTIFUL AT
POWELL FARM
Mrs. Ernest D. Lamb left by
motor Friday morning for
Portland to spend the week
end visiting her mother, Mrs.
Dsvld C. Powell.
Mrs. Powell's farm at 12222
Sandy boulevard is a picture
at this time of the year with
acres ot bright colored tulips
In full bloom. Any persons
motoring north this weekend
who find it convenient to visit
the tulip field, are cordially
invited to do so by Mrs, Lamb
and Mrs. Powell.
Mr. and Mrs. Rahlen Hast
ings left Saturday afternoon
for San Francisco to spend
several days.
Spring Parties Given
For Mrs. McLucas
Gay Affairs Compliment Young Klamath Fafli
Matron Prior to Departure From City
A number of parties were given during the past week
honoring Mr. and Mrs. Don McLucas who left Wedneaday with
their family to reside In Dunsmulr, California, after num
ber of years' residence In this city.
i On Saturday Mrs. Robert
Wedding
Plans Told
Miss Loreni Chooses
Attendants for April
Ceremony
One of spring's prettiest
weddings will be tliat of Miss
Gwendolyn Loreni, daughter
of Mr, and Mrs G. C. Loreni
of this cltv. when sun becomes
the bride next Saturday after
noon. April the twenty-sixth,
of Mr. Stanley Millar. The
ceremony will be read at
twelve o'clock noon In Sacred
Heart church by Rev Father
Timothy Casey.
Miss Loreni has asked Mrs.
John W. Crawford. (Kuth Mary
Bathiany), to oe her matron-of-honor,
and bridesmaids will
be Mrs. Myron Shannon and
Miss Cleo Chsmpsgne.
Mr. Jack Bergrocn of Fort
Klamath will be the beat man
and ushers will be Mr. John
W. Crawford, Mr. Myron Shan
non. Mr. Richard III, and Mr.
Wealey Loreni.
Servers at the altar will be
the bride's brother. Glenn
Loreni Jr., and Teddy Igl,
with Miss Marl 0enchsm at
the organ. Mrs. Rcllin Cant
rail will sing Gounod's "Ave
Maria, ' and Mr. Harry Borel
will play the violin obligato.
Following the ceremony
reception will oe given at the
home of the bride's parents on
High street.
PRESIDENT
ATTENDS
PORTLAND MEET
A report on the state con
vention of the American Asso
ciation of University Women
being held this weekend in
Portland will be given by Mrs.
Godfrey Blohm, president-elect
of the KUtmath cojnty chap
ter, at the meeting scheduled
for April the twenty-sixth at
the Elk hotel. Luncheon will
be served at quaiter to one
o'clock.
Mrs. Blohm, Mrs. James
Kerns, newly elected vice
president, and Mrs. Frank
Drew, are attending the con
vention in the north this
week.
An Interesting musical pro
gram Is being planned tor the
luncheon, and at this meeting
plans for the annual senior
tea to be held the middle of
May will be made.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee McMul
len returned the eerly part of
the week from a visit In Salem
with Mrs Roger Mything,
Mrs. McMullen's sister, and
with their daughter, Frances
Lee, student at Oregon State
college. A visit to the coast
was also enjoyed wnlle north.
I Wt invite you to avail yourself of meeting
MISS BLANCHE JONES
FASHION EXPERT AND FIGURE ANALYST
here to counsel with you
on your figure needs
and to bring you
up-to-date with fashion.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY APRIL 21 22
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Thompson entertained at her
home on Pacific Terrace with
a dessert bridge for Mrs. Ms
Lucas who received a number
ot going away gifts from the '
guests. Freesias, yellow tulip
end stock were used about the
rooms with Easter favors com
pleting Uie spring theme.
High score In bridge was
' given to Mrs. Jamel Busch,
second to Mrs. Franklin L.
Wesver, and traveling awards
to Mrs. C. A. Henderson and
Mrs. John Harris Jr.
Guests Included Mrs. Mo
Luca., Mrs. tiurge Mason Jr.,
Mrs. Charles Hovey, Mrs. Td
Young. Mrs. J. Truman Run
yan, Mrs. Louis berruys, Mrs.
Robert Hart, Mrs. Cecil Ad
ams, Mrs. Lloyd Coble, Mrs.
George Mysrs, Mrs. Claud
Davis, Mrs. James Busch, Mr.
Lawrence Slstar, Mrs. Frank
Iln L. Weaver, Mrs. C. A.
Henderson, Mrs. Raymond
Yarnes, Mra. Charles V. Rugh,
Mrs. Dwlght French, Mrs.
John Harris Jr., Mrs. John
Houston. Mrs. Joseph Peak,
Mrs. Arthur Laraen and Miss
Virginia West.
On Friday evening of last
week Mr. and Mrs, McLucas
were honored when Mr. end
Mrs. Burge Mason Jr. invited
a smsll group In for cards and
dessert. Guests Included Mr.
and Mrs. Rsymond Yarnes,
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Young, Mr.
and Mrs. James Busch and
Mr. and Mrs. 'Arthur Larsen.
Mr. and Mrs. McLucas were
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Slater on Easter
Sunday, and were also enter,
talned at dinner by Mr. and
Mrs. Ted Young before theii
departure.
On Monday afternoon, be '
tween the hours of four and
six o'clock, Mr. Chart O.
Hovey nUrtalned at her
horn on Pacific Terrac with '
a cocktail party honoring Mr.
McLucas. Fifteen were asked
In to bid the honor guest au
revolr. TIN WHISTLE
TOURNAMENT
AT REAMES -
Mrs. Martin Swanaon won
the tin whistle tournament
played by women of Reames
Golf and Country club Fri
day morning for having taken
th most points. Hostesses for
th dsy at th clubhous were
Mrs. Swsnson, Mrs. T. Freder
ick Farley and Mrs. Earl Wei
mar. Starting next week the play-
era will take part In a M-hole
derby and a 27-hole derby.
In cards last week, Mrs.
Charles V. Rugh and Mrs.
Farley won honors In east and
west, and In north and south,
Mrs. William Grove and Mrs.
W. O. Smith.