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My 1041 THE NEWS AND THE HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON .PAGE SEVTtt Annual Festiva Slated May 1 6th Riverside PTA to Present City Band in First Con cert of Season on Conger Avenue Big Lawn There will be dancing and crowning of the queen sup per ind plenty of fun and Iota of music at the annual May festival sponsored by Riverside Parent-Teachers association on tha Big Lawn on Congtr avenua Friday evening. May tha six Uanth. Mn. C. 8. Elliot la chair man of arrangements, with Mra. Harlan P. Bosworth Jr., arranging tha gamci and fes tivities. Highlight of tha avenlng will be tha flrat appearance of the city band aplc and apan In brand new uniform and tha band will give Ita Initial concert of the season on tha Big Lawn. The public la In vited to come tor aupper and remain for the concert. Serving aupper will atari at half pait five o'clock and con tinue until all are eervrd. Hamburgera and pop will be aerved throughout the eve ning to late comera. Manning the pie table will be Principal Verne Spiers of Rlveralde echool assisted by hie able corpe of teachera. Operating the pop booth will be Howard Barnhlael. Harlan P. Boaworth Jr., and Ed Hamm. Frying hamburgera will be three lathers, C. S. Elliot, Dayton E. Van Vector, and Neal Stewart. Other fathera will be aiked to atalit throughout the evening In diipenalng food and helping PTA membera at the tablea. Mra. Elliot haa announced the following menu which will be aerved during the aup per hours, homemade chick en noodlea with plenty of chicken, lima beana and ham, hamburgera, fresh green veg etable aalad, potato aalad and moulded fruit aalad, pie of all klnda, coffee, pop, Ice cream and punch. It la with pleasure that Hlveralde echool. oldest echool In the eyatem, prraenta the first concert of the city band, and an excellent crowd la ex pected to attend. The band will play during the corona tion ceremony the queen to be chosen from among the girla at Riverside, vote by ap plause. MRS. GIACOMINI TO PRESENT MAY RECITAL' Mra. M. E. Gtacominl of Merrill will preicnt her muilc class In recital at the Mer rill high echool auditorium, on Monday, May the twelfth, at eight o'clock In the evening. The public la cordially invited to attend. The following are the names of those registered in tha claaa for 1940 and 1941: High echool students, Iva Jane Husklns, Joanne Smith, Mar garet Icenblce, Allle Bella Layman, Mary Dennehy, Jos eph Footherlngham, James Hodgea: Elementary, Mary Lou, Kathleen and Patricia O'Connor, Elizabeth Dennehy, Christine Flynn. Barbara Icen blce. Mary Catherine and Betty Mae Hammond, Mary Ann Kelleher, Violet ftolds worthy, Nancy, Mary, Ther esa, Joan and jullianne Mur phy, Mary Lucille Diltard, Shirley Johnson, Juantta Stev enson, Sarah O'Keefe, Blllie Dalton, Dan Reynolds, Wes ley Goldsworthy; Advanced claaa, Mra. Ivan Ottoman, Mra. George Spolek: Marimba, Mary Lou O'Connor. MOTHERS OF WAR VETERANS TO BE HONORED Mothers, of war veterans will be guesta at the annual moth ers' dinner to be given by the American Legion auxiliary Tuesday evening, May the alxth, at half past alx o'clock. Mrs. Clara Shaw, only known gold star mother in Klamath county, will be the honored guest of the evening. A program In keeping with the Mother'a Day theme has been planned. All mothers of war veterans are Invited to at tend and are asked to get In touch with the committee If not already contacted. Those In charge are Mra. Samuel Konnle and Mrs. Samuel P. Miller. The dinner will be potluck and all Legionnaires and auxil iary membera are urged to at tend. Special entertainment and stunts were enjoyed at the meeting of Prosperity Re bekah lodge held Thursday evening In the IOOF hall, and nomination of officers was held during the business ses sion. Mrs. Lulu Hill was chair man of the banquet at the close of the evening, assisted by Mrs. Louise Humphrey. Mrs. Florence Taylor of Bend spent last weekend as guest In Klamath Falls at the home of her alster, Mrs. Jerry Itlcker,. on North Second street Sorority Installs Tenth Anniversary of Beta Sigma Phi Ob served Members of Beta Sigma Phi observed the tenth anniversary of the sorority on April the thirtieth when members gath ered at the Wlllard hotel for the annual Founder's day banquet and Installation of of ficers. With nearly 1200 chap ters In the atates, Canada and the Hawaiian Islands, and 23,- 000 members, this has become one of the world'a largest Greek letter organizations. The banquet table waa love ly with spring flowers. The crest and cptora of Beta Sigma Phi. the black and gold, were strikingly used on the menucs and place cards. Mrs. Lorn Dalcour, retiring president, presided at the affair which was opened t)y the opening rit ual and songs. Mrs. Dalcour presented the sorority with the newly issued charter, beautifully framed, on behalf of the sorority. Mrs. Howard Llstoe, llrcctor of Kappa chapter, presented Mrs. Dalcour with a Beta Sigma Phi crested locket In apprecia tion of her term as president. Mrs. Llstoe also presented Mra. Herbert M. Dennis, the first president of the local chapter, with a gavel In the form of a guard for her sorority pin. Mrs. Dennis la leaving Klam ath Falls for an indefinite time. Mrs. Charles Kaler gave a brief history of Beta Sigma Phi. Following the banquet the ritual of Jewels was given In an impressive candlelight cere mony to Misa Peggy Bell and Miss Blllie Haley, after which the following new officers were installed: .Mrs. Arthur Moore, president; Mrs. Vern Whitlatch, vice president; Miss Isabel Jones, recording secre tary; Miss Irma Wauchope, corresponding secretary; Miss J e a s 1 Johnson, treasurer. Committee chairmen will' be announced following the next meeting on May the twenty second. Those attending the banquet were Mrs. Lorn Dalcour, Mrs. Russell Brackman, Mrs. Her bert Dennis. Mrs. Don Dlvins, Mrs. Norman Moty, Mrs. J. H. Lcmen, Mrs. James Crapo, Mrs. Howard Pernell, Mra. Ermel Hosley, Mrs. Charles Kaler, Mrs. Arthur Moore, Mrs. Vern Whitlatch. Mrs. Howard Llstoe, Miss Eleanor Smith, Miss Betty Bell, Miss Peggy Bell, Miss Isabel Thay er, Miss Evilo Thrasher, Misa Blllie Haley, Miss Dorothy O'Sulllvan and Miss Jessie Johnson. Mrs. K. B. Dyrud, Misa Ruth Ann McAllister and Miss Helen Elliott left Friday eve ning for Eugene where they will spend the weekend. Mrs. Dyrud will visit with her hus band. Dr. Dyrud, who has opened dental offices In tha valley city. Mra. Dyrud plana to move to Eugene to make her home Immediately after the dose of the city schools. a e-s-vv - x . v-. -s r " ' ' 1 ." -, M.ai aAXiytV ii a) VISITOR . . Mrs. W. J. Kane of Marina Drive. Hollyburn, British Co lumbia, has been visiting with her daughter, Mrs. E. C. Gordon, 1842 Esplanade, for the past two weeks. An other daughter, Misa Melvena Kane of Oakland, California, Joined her mother here for a visit. - Kennall-Ellla. fV.-.V' : '..'.V PL RECENT VISITORS Mrs. John P. Reed and her young daughter Do- -rinda, were recent visitors In Klamath Falls, guesta at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard R. Perrin, 825 Pacific Terrace. Mrs. Reed and Do rinda left Tuesday after a stay here of several days for their home in Mlnnetonka, Minnesota. The visitor is Mrs. Pcrrin's sister-in-law. Picture by Wesley Guderlan of The Herald and News. Visitors Feted At Social Affairs Luncheon and Bridge at Reames Given Junior Chamber of Commerce Guests This Weekend Honor guesta In the city this weekend are wives and aweethearta of members of the Junior chamber of commerce, meeting in Klamath Falls at the state convention Saturday and Sunday. At half past ten o'clock Saturday morning the hostess group entertained at bridge and golf at Reamea Golf and Country club with luncheon served later. Temple Meet Announced Nile Past Presidents To Be Entertained By Queens Reservations for the meet ing of Zuleima temple No. 13, Daughters of the Nile, which will be held at Ashland on May the tenth, must be made at the regular meeting of the Klamath Falls Nile club sched uled for Tuesday afternoon. May the alxth, at the Elk ho tel, according to announce ment The Tuesday meeting will open with a no-hostess one o'clock luncheon, and hbstessea for the afternoon's entertain ment will be Mrs. John Kcnof fel, Mrs. Carl Steinseifer, Mrs. Harry Wayne and Mrs. Charles -Gilbert At the temple meeting In Ashland next Saturday, open ing with a noon luncheon, fol lowed by a meeting at two o'clock, each past president of the Klamath Falls club will be entertained by the queen of the temple who was serv ing during her year in office. Those attending are requested to wear old-fashioned costumes that will add to the enjoyment of the occasion. Those planning to attend the Ashland meeting are re quested to make reservations with Mrs. J. H. Poppy at the Tuesday meeting. Mrs. Lula Frankel Is general chairman of arrangements for the temple luncheon. Past presidents of the local club who will be honored will be Mrs. E. H. Balslger, Mrs. R. P. Ellingson, Mrs. A. B. Epperson, Mrs. D. D. Havens, Mrs. F. Hill Hunter, now re siding in San Diego, Mrs. Carl Steinseifer, Mrs. B. A. Purcell, Mrs. E. M. Chilcote, Mrs. George A. Massey and Mrs. J. H. Poppy. Mrs. Gua Anderson Is the present presi dent of the club. OFFICERS OF. VERSE GROUP NAMED ' Mrs. Walter Brown was hostess Thursday afternoon at her home on Pacific Terrace for tha May meeting of the, verse group of the Writers' league, when the following officers were elected for the coming year: President, Mrs. Will Wood; Study Leader, Mrs. A. D. Lambert. An interesting study lesson was presented by Mrs. A. G. Proctor, followed by a short business session conducted by Mrs. Ralph Porter, retiring president. Original pocma were read and reports on publications were made. The group adjourned fol lowing this meeting for the summer months, and will re sume its atudy in the fall. accompanied their husbands to the dinner and dancing party given tonight (Saturday) in the Willard ho tel ballroom, and were an ticipating the Sunday morn ing breakfast which ia to be one of the highlights of the convention. A number of cocktail parties were given be fore the Saturday dinner party. Reservations made up un til Friday avenlng for out-of-town visitors included Mrs. Paul H. Mays, Mrs. Floyd W. Campbell, Mrs. William Bo land, Mrs. Les Anderson, Mrs. Francis Smith, Mrs. Jack Shields, Mrs. Ed Eggan, all of Portland, Mrs. Hale Thompson of Eugene, Mrs. Chet Knowlton, Mrs. Harold Craver ' and Mrs. Robert Thornton, all of Tillamook, Mrs. Paul A. Cox and a num ber of others from Salem, and Mrs. R. Jones of Corvallis. Local reservations w e r made by Mrs. Martin Swan son. Mrs. George H. Merry man Jr., Mrs. Mahr Reymers, Mrs. S. R. Balsiger, Mrs. Frank Drew, Mrs. J. Truman Runyan, Mrs. John Shaw, Mrs. Joseph Bally, Mrs. James Kerns Jr., Miss Margaret Hay, Miss Virginia Fick, Mrs. Howard H. Smith, Mrs. Jo seph L e m e n, Mrs. Adolph Zamsky, Mrs. Samuel Mush en, Mrs. Jerry Thomas, Miss Martha Robison, and Mrs. Roy Premo. Mrs. Kerns, Mrs. Runyan, Mrs. Bally and Mrs. Swanson were members of a commit- -tee named -to entertain the visitors. Plans for Saturday's luncheon at Reames were made by Mrs. Mahr Reymers. . Mrs. Hamilton Hostess to Group Members of TNT bridge club were entertained Wed nesday evening of last week at the home of Mrs. Erie Ham ilton on North Third street High score was held by Mrs. Earl Gardner, second high by Mrs. Martha McCollum, trav eling by Mrs. Henri Conradi, low by Mrs. A. D. Lambert. Mrs. Glen Inman received the guest award. The group will meet in two weeks with Mrs. McCollum. A matched makeup that matches you . . . because it is all keyed to your personality color... the color of your eyes. Wivea im Social Calendar Monday May I Election of officers, DAR, home of Mrs. Bert C. Thomas, Pacific Terrace. Mrs. Alfred Collier and Mrs. Warren Hunt, assisting. Oregon Mothers with Mrs. William Ganong, Summers Lane, 1:30 p. m. Program led by Mrs. W. C. Van Emon. William Pitt chapter, DBE, meet with Mrs. L. J. Brink, 2241 Orchard avenue, 7:43 p. m. Tuesday, May t Annual mothers' dinner to be given by American Legion auxiliary at Legion ball at 6:30 p. m. All mothers of war vet erans Invited. For reserva tions call Mrs. Samuel P. Mil ler or Mrs. Samuel Konnie. No - hostess luncheon and meeting of Klamath Falls Nile club at Elk hotel, 1 o'clock. Hostesses for afternoon: Mrs. Harry Wayne, Mrs. Carl Stein siefcr, Mrs. Otto Konschot and Mrs. Charles Gilbert. AAUW afternoon book sec tion, 2 p. m. home of Mrs. Howard Barnhisel, 822 Con- ' ger avenue. Mrs. J. Royal Shaw to review Mary Webb's "Precious Bine." Wednesday. May 7 Art Needle Work club with Mrs. L. O. Mills, Pine Grove, 2:30 p. m. Shrine club crab feed at Willard hotel, 6:30 p. m. Wednesday club of St Paul's at 8 p. m. in parish house. Business meeting with Mrs. Harold Shaffer and Mrs. Russell Leever as hostesses. Thursday. May Regular meeting Graduate Nurses,, district , at health department 8 p. m. Dr. C V. Rugh, speaker. Exhibition match to be played for Bundles for Brit ain by three outstanding golf ers, Marion McDougall, Joye Kavanaugh Priebe, and Mur iel Veatch, at Reames. Regular meeting of ladies auxiliary of Canton Crater, 8 p. m., IOOF hall. Saturday, May 10 Oregon State Nurses' asso ciation. District No. 8, to sponsor benefit dance, Wil lard hotel. Wednesday, May M State convention Oregon State Federation Garden clubs. Grants Pass. Thursday. May IS State convention Oregon State Federation Garden clubs. Grants Pass. Friday. May 16 Annual Riverside PTA May festival on Big Lawn, Conger avenue. Supper and enter tainment. Public invited. . Saturday. May 17 Annual spring flower show of Klamath Falls Woman's Library club in Fremont school auditorium. Show open both afternoon and evening. Tea served. Annual senior girls tea given by AAUW ' at George Ulrich home on Conger ave nue. ANNIVERSARY, PARTY GIVEN MAY. SECOND Little Ann Hart daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hart of Pacific Terrace, observed her seventh birthday annivers ary on Friday, May the sec ond, when her mother invited a group of playmates to her home for several hours of play. Refreshments were served at a prettily appointed table where the Maypole theme was used. Guests Included Shirley Rogers, Ann Weimar, Ann Newman, Karen Drury, Sylvia Hillis, Shirley Johns ton, Nancy Berg, 'Mary Kay Harris, Helen Bertram, Jean Adams, Frances Stearns, Mar ilyn Brandt Sara and Ann Hart Also at the party were the honor guest's maternal grandmother and aunt, Mrs. E. N. Vilm and Miss Betty Vllm of Medford, here for tha weekend at the Hart home. Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Purcell returned the fore part of the week to their home on Rose way drive after a short visit in Sacramento, California. Mrs. PurceU's sister, Mrs. Olive Wells, who has spent the past several weeks here, re turned this week to her homa in Portland, accompanied by her daughter, Mrs. Donna Macartney and her grand daughter, Donna Lee. (DflRVeLOUS ay IICHAIS HU0NUT ef SMtcMa SawSsa, Saves en UeSk ... wMt year aatHaaa af eay rawlar Matvalaat CtlAM arCOIMITIC at 8S ' ' Phone 3625 VERBODY'S DRUG 808 Main St. 'ji'.' , !... a 'NianaJ HOSTESS Mrs. Clarence S. Robertson will be the hostess to the Compeers club when that or ganization sponsors a Moth ers' day tea and program Fri day afternoon, May the ninth, at her home, 834 Lincoln street Comart MISS WOODRUFF. -HOSTESS TO BRIDGE CLUB , Miss Joliene Woodruff en tertained in the Compass room of the Bateau Thursday ; evening of last week for mem bers of her bridge club. Cov ers were laid for Mrs. Rich ard Post Mrs. Roy Whitlatch, Mrs. Lane Warren, Mrs. R. P. Ellingson Jr., Mrs. Robert Leslie, Miss Mary Clark, Miss Audrey Edwards,' and Miss Woodruff. ;''.." High score was held by Mrs. Leslie. The group will meet next week. Mrs. Foe Is Hostess to Club Mrs. Paul Foster entertain ed at the home of her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Biehn of Pine street for mem bers of her bridge club. A guest of the evening was Mrs. James Howard. High score was held by Mrs. David R. Vandenberg. The group will meet May the twentieth at the home of Mrs. George Clark. Dr. and Mrs. Albert O. Roenicke and three children. Ruth Alberta, Frederick, and Virginia, left this weekend : for East lake to spend several ""days. i Klsnwlti Pan lliwstl anS smart, tat UMa aasSr-la-Waar Shoal i 1 JifSr I ' . garmenJl------ nterest In Exhibition Shown Tickets Selling Rapidly for Bundles', fo r Britain Benefit Scheduled for Thursday, May 8 ' The local Bundles for Britain unit is anticipating a nice sum which should be realized from the golf exhibition to be presented at Reames Golf and Country club at halt past on o'clock Thursday afternoon, May the eighth, when three of tha northwest's outstanding golfers, Muriel Veatch, Joy Kava naugh Priebe, and Marlon McDougall play her. " Annual Tea, . Program Held Teachers of Fremont Honor Parents At Friday Affair More than seventy-five par ents of Fremont school stu dents were honored by tha Fremont teachers at tha an nual Mother's Day tea and program given Friday after noon in the auditorium. . A feature of the afternoon " was the installation of new of ficers of Fremont PTA by Mrs. R. E. Thompson, after which the association present ed esch teacher with a gift Others honored by the associ ation with lovely gifts on this occasion were Mrs. Frank Pey ton, PTA president; Miss Au gusta Parker, principal at Fre mont; Mrs. Calvin Hunt who has aerved as chairman of the finance committee for a num ber of years, and Mrs. Vera Dyrud, art instructor, who ia leaving to make her home in Eugene. Dr. Redford, president of the Southern Oregon College of Education at Ashland, was a . special guest and gave a abort impromptu talk. Members of the Girls Ath letic association pinned cor sages on the mothers as they arrived, and ushered them in to the auditorium which was transformed into a veritable flower garden for the occa sion. An entertaining program of music and dances was pres ented, including folk dances by the first grade, selections by the second and third grade, the mixed, chorus, the sixth grade chorus and girls' chorus. Miss Catherine Blanas gave a solo dance, "Arabian Sere nade." - v ' Mrs. Frank Peyton and Mrs. Comes in faded blue and navy blue denim.. . . a Jerkin, a Slack and a long sleeve seersucker blouse. . . May be purchased Separately at I1.9S For Slacks, Shorts Or Even Formats a MIDRIFF 295 A 2-Pe. Crist-Cross Sweater . . . All Zephyr yarn in Jumbo knit Golf . The three young womea have been invited to ba guests at the homes of Mrs. George H. Merryman Sr, Mrs. Nelson Reed, and Mrs. Frank Jenkins. Tickets may be obtained from any of the following ticket sellers, Mrs. Jacques J. Steiger, Mrs. Franklin U Weaver, Mrs. Mahr Reymers, Mrs. Harry . Weimar, . Mrs. Charles Hovey, Mrs. Roy Rakestraw, Mrs. Ted Snoop, Mrs. Guy Hancock, ' Mrs. Charles V. Rugh, Mrs. R. Oakes, Mrs. E. A. Geary, Mrs. F. W. Peak, Mrs. William Grove, Mrs. John-Johnson, -or the golf pro, Carl Lindgren, at the dub nous. Mrs. Robert Thompson haa devoted considerable tim to the sal of tickets by speak ing at various service clubs in the city during the past week. - Iced tea will be aerved .far the clubhouse after' the 18 hole exhibition with Mrs. G. A, Krause, Mrs. Hugh Camp bell, in charge, with Mrs. Jer ry Bicker supervising decorations.- In charge of gallery arrangement are Harry Wei mar and Carl Lindgren. Bundles for Britain, Klam ath Falls unit acknowledges a splendid cash donation which has been received from H. S. Ballard of the Baldwin hotel. Parties, are continuing as the Bundles for Britain luncheons draw to a close. Mrs. Kenneth Moore's group will soon complete the chain as well as others. Matt Kohn, vice president of the PTA. presided at the tea table. Cookies for the tea were made by the girls in tha homa economies clears. - -Exhibits in the various rooms attracted a number of the parents, and that of the) manual training department, in charge of Mr. Leroy Krd mann, was especially outstand ing. '. m$ DISTINCTIVI APPAREL Phone 8222 ... ; 901 Moi- And You Can Rough It In a Denim 3-Pece SLACK Suit $71.95 Now! Match Your Sweater with Your SKIRT $395 ... . . - Plain and tailored .... a gab ardine skirt in the popular shades. ",