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Many Turn Out For
Exhibition Match
Muriel Veatch and Marian McDougall Play Excel
lent Golf Thursday at Bundles for Britain Benefit
Klamath Fall responded to the Bundle for Britain ex
hibition golf match given Thursday afternoon at Reames Golf
and Country club when two topnotch northwest champions,
Marian McDougall of Portland, and Muriel Veatch of Long
view, Washington, took part in the match. Playing with them
were Harry Weimar and Howard Scroggin. Reames golfers.
The two girl, who are
touring the state in exhibition i I
matches for the benefit of W 6 Clin CI
Bundles for Britain funds. 3
left Friday morning for Bend
where they were scheduled
to appear, and on the heels
of that benefit were to ap
pear at The Dalles on Satur
day, and at Pendleton on Sun
day. According to Miss Veatch
and Miss McDougall. the
Klamath Falls turnout was
the best thus far in the state
and close to four hundred
tickets were sold by the com
mittee. Mrs. W. O. Smith is
head of the local unit, and
expressed appreciation to
those who worked diligently
to add to the ever growing
fund for Bundles for Britain.
Thursday at twelve o'clock
a no hostess luncheon was
given for Miss McDougall and
Miss Veatch at the clubhouse
which was beautifully decor
ated with a profusion of tu
lips, appleblossoms, iris and
other spring flowers. Mrs.
Smith was assisted in arrang
ing flowers by Mrs. Harry
Weimar, Mrs. Guy Hancock.
Mrs. Jacques J. Steiger, and
Mrs. Peter A. Albertson.
Coven at luncheon were
placed for the honor guests
and Mrs. George H. Merry
man Sr, Mrs. Steiger, Mrs.
William Grove of Merrill,
Mrs. Franklin L. Weaver, Mrs.
Beauford E. Hayden, Mrs.
Frank Jenkins. Mrs. Harry
Weimar, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Al
bertson, Mrs. Roy Rakestraw,
Mrs. Charles G. Hovey, Mrs.
Dick Reeves of Lebanon. Mrs.
Guy Hancock. Mrs. E. A.
Geary, Mrs. Earl Weimar,
Mrs. Charles V. Rugh, Mrs.
Mahr Reymers. Mrs. O. B.
Gates of Hillsboro. Mrs. C.
C. KeUey. and Mrs. Neal
Stewart.
Tea was served later In the
afternoon in the clubhouse,
and arranged by Mrs. G. A.
Krause and Mrs. Hugh Camp
bell. Mrs. Kelson Reed enter
tained at dinner Thursday for
the visitors and guests in
cluded Miss Veatch. Miss Mc
Dougall. Mr. and Mrs. W. O.
Smith. Dr. and Mrs. George
H. Merryman Sr., and Dr.
and Mrs. George H. Merry
man Jr., Mr. John Merryman
and Mr. Scott Reed.
MOTHER'S DAY
PROGRAM SET
BY ALOHA OES
Neighbors of Woodcraft met
Monday evening at the KC
hall when Mr. Charles Spind
ler was accepted into the
order. A Mother's day pro
gram followed the business
meeting.
Mrs. Stella Drydeh was
chosen the official mother
and was presented with a
beautiful plant from Ewauna
circle by Patsy Ruth Miller.
A song appropriate to the oc
casion was sung by Sylvia
Thompson, accompanied by
her mother. Phyllis Clemson
presented an accordion solo,
a reading by Nov McDaniels
and a sorg. "Little Play
mates," by Patsy Ruth Miller.
Those in charge of the af
fair were Willan Floetke,
Mildred Smith, Ida Mochat
tez and Ruth Daw.
The next meeting will be
held at the hall Mondav eve
ning. May the nineteenth, at
eight o'clock. Those on the en
tertainment and refreshment
committee are Mary Black
stone. Evelyn Patterson, Mrs.
Ramsey and Bessie Spindler.
The installation program
held April the twenty-fifth
should have included the
names of Meredith Ezell,
elected Installing officer, with
Noy McDaniels as first assist
ant: Effie Redkey. second as
sistant and Myrtle Dunham,
third assistant. Each was pre
sented with a corsage by
Mamie Steinseifer and Pearl
Boye. Music was furnished
by Myrtle Dunham.
MRS. HOVEY
HOME FROM
TRIP NORTH
Mrs. Charles G. Hovey re
turned the early part of the
week from an interesting trip
north at which time she en
Joyed hearing Mrs. Franklin
Delano Roosevelt speak at
McArthur court, Eugene, and
Jose Iturbi, famed pianist,
play in Salem as one of the
concert series.
Mrs. Roosevelt spoke to a
particularly enthusiastic audi
ence and the title of her ad
dress was, "Cultural Rela
tions with the Countries to
the South of Us."
Plans Told
Roger deWeese To
Marry San Francisco
Girl May 17
Of interest to the many
friends of Mrs. R. E. deWeese
of this city is the following
story of the approaching mar
riage of her son. Dr. Roger E.
deWeese of San Francisco,
and Miss Patricia Boin. also
of the Bay city, which ap
peared this week in the San
Francisco Chronicle's social
page:
"With her cousin. Rev.
Father Patrick O'Brien of St.
Joseph's parish, Bradcnton,
Florida, officiating. Miss Pa
tricia Boin will be married
May the seventeenth at St.
Agnes church, to Dr. Roger E.
deWeese, both of San Fran
cisco. "Miss Anna Marie Boin, sis
ter of the bride-elect, will be
maid of honor, assisted by
Miss I na belle Doolan, and
Mrs. John Bazzano. (Georgia
Thierbach), as bridesmaids.
Best man will be Dr. John
Bazzano, and ushers will be
Lee Nicholson of Richmond
and Dr. Ambrose Cowden of
Santa Cruz.
"Miss Boin is a daughter of
Mrs. Anna Boin and grand
daughter of the late Mrs.
Kerns of Watsonville.
"Dr. deWeese, son of Mrs.
R. E. deWeese of Klamath
Falls, Is a graduate of e
University of Santa Clara and
received his medical degree
from the University of Cali
fornia where he was a mem
ber of Sigma Chi and Alpha
Kappa Kappa fraternities."
LOCAL GIRL
TAKES LEAD IN
CAMPUS AFFAIR
Miss Lillian Davis, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. George
P. Davis of this city, will take
the lead in the weekend ac
tivities at the University of
Oregon when she plays
Scherezade in The Arabian
Nights, theme of the canoe
fete planned for Saturday.
Music for the fete will be
taken from compositions by
Rimsky-Korsakoff. A number
from Klamath Falls have mo
tored north to be with stu
dents at the university.
BREAKFAST
RIDE PLANNED
BY POSSE
The first breakfast ride of
the year for the Sheriff's
Posse and their guests is sche
duled for seven o'clock Sun
day morning when the riders
will leave the fairgrounds and
continue about one-mile past
Crystal Springs. A crew will
have breakfast waiting for
the group.
Other rides are being plan
ned for later in the season.
HONORED
From Whitman college in
Walla Walla, Washington,
comes word that Miss Patri
cia Gallagher, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Robert
Olds of this city, was one of
five Whitman junior women
tapped Saturday night to
Mortar Board, national senior
honorary. Miss Gallagher was
chosen president of the or
ganization for next year.
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INTERESTED GALLERY
And an exceptionally interested callcry it was.
watchinR Marian McDougall of Portland and
Muriel Veatch of Longview play splendid Rolf
at Reames in the Bundles for Britain exhibition
Thursday afternoon. Upper picture, the camera
man catches expressions of spectators as they
keep an eye on the ball. Center left. Miss Veatch
in the white coat, waits her turn. Right. Marian
McDougall appreciates an opponent's drive. Be
low, Mrs. Dick Reeves of Lebanon, Mrs. Charles
Hovey and Mrs. Charles Rugh are part of the
gallery following the foursome.
Pictures by Wesley Guderian
of The Herald and News.
BRIDE-ELECT
ANNOUNCES
WEDDING DATE
Miss Ethel Fenwick, who
will become the bride of Mr.
Charles Fa i rail of this city at
a nine o'clock ceremony to be
read Tuesday morning. May
the twentieth, in Sacred
Heart church, was compli
mented by members of her
bridge club Thursday evening
when Mrs. Wendling J. Kess
ler entertained at her home
on Lincoln street.
A personal shower was
given for Miss Fenwick, and
during the evening games
were played with honors go
ing to Mrs. R. C. Dale, and
Mrs. Floyd Henriot.
Miss Fenwick is the daugh
ter of the late Mr. and Mrs.
James Henry Fenwick, and
has taught for a number of
years in the Altamont schools.
Present Thursday evening
were Miss Fenwick, Mrs.
David R. Vandenberg, Mrs.
John H. Houston, Mrs. Elmer
Hosking, Mrs. Glenn C.
Lorenz, Mrs. E. M. Igl, Mrs.
Mike Lavenik, Mrs. Dale,
Mrs. Henriot and the hostess,
Mrs. Kessler.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry E.
Peltz Jr., of Portland were
expected here this weekend
to spend Mothers' day with
Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Pcltz
of the Audley apartments.
They also plan to remain for
a week or ten days vacation.
Junior Matrons of the First
Methodist church will enter
tain with the annual after
noon, May the twelfth, at
two o'clock. All women of
the church arc invited.
THE NEWS AND THE HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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Many Attend
State Meet
' Bend PEO Chapter
Hostess to Oregon
Groups This Week
Klamath Falls women at
. tended the state PEO conven
tion held in Bend May the
fifth, sixth and seventh with
Chapter AI as hostess group.
Present were Veda Jones of
Portland, president of the su
preme organization; Harriett
Wolfe, president of Washing
ton state chapters; Governor
and Mrs. Charles A. Sprague,
and others. Mrs. Sprague is
past state president of PEO,
and the governor was among
those speaking during the
three-day convention.
Mrs. Francis R. Olds and
Mrs. M. P. Winningham repre
sented Chapter AU. and Mrs.
Warren Hunt and Mrs. And
rew Collier. Chapter U, of
this city. Motoring to Bend
Tuesday to attend the session
were Mrs. Elmer Hosking,
Mrs. D. E. Van Vactor, Mrs.
F. E. Drake and Mrs. N. B.
Drew.
Mrs. Earl C. Reynolds was
elected to the office of state
recording secretary. She is a
member of Chapter U of
Klamath Falls.
Mrs. Beauford E. Hayden
has returned to her home in
the city after a visit in Wash
ington, DC, with her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Otis Milliken and Infant
daughter. Mrs. Hayden also
visited members or her fam
ily in Texas before return
ing to Klamath Falls.
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IRENE SCHAUPP
MARRIED IN
CHURCH RITES
Of interest to their many
friends in this city was the
marriage Saturday afternoon
at four o'clock in Westmins
ter Presbyterian church, Port
land, of Miss Irene Schaupp,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Schaupp of this city,
and Mr. Donald H. Law, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Law
of Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Schaupp left
Thursday by motor for Port
land to attend the wedding,
Mr. Schaupp giving his
daughter in marriage. A re
ception followed the cere
mony. Mr. and Mrs. George P.
Davis were among the par
ents leaving for the Univer
sity of Oregon to attend
Mother's day weekend as
guests of their daughter, Lillian.
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PLANS MADE
BY WEDNESDAY
CLUB MEMBERS
Mrs. Russell Leevcr and
Mrs. Harold Shaffer enter
tained for members of Wed
nesday club of St. Paul's Epis
copal church on Wednesday
evening. Following the busi
ness meeting coffee was serv
ed in front of the fireplace.
Plans were made for a no
hostess party the evening of
Wednesday, May the twenty
first, when supper will be
served at seven o'clock fol
lowed by dancing and games.
All members of Wednesday
club arc invited and may
bring guests.
The nominating committee
was appointed by Mrs. John
Coppage, president, and in
cludes Mrs. Vernon Kuyken
clall, Mrs. Percy Webb, and
Mrs. Frank Tarr. Reports
will be made at the June
business meeting.
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Final Plans Made 1
For Flower Exhibit
Klamath Falls Woman's Library Club To Present
Show in Fremont Auditorium May Seventeenth
Plans are complete even to the final arrangements of
miniature exhibits, and all that Klamath gardeners desire l
several davs of sunshine as they look forward with anticipa
tion to the annual spring flower show of the Klamath Falls
Woman Library club scheduled for Saturday afternoon. May
the seventeenth. In the auditorium of rremonl school.
- As this Is definitely a conk
munlly affair sponsored by
MflVDO f3 the Library club, it is hoped
TL., I eA4 cl,y ,nd count wl" "nd
In66rn6 USCU some lime during the after
noon or evening hours to vis-
Nile Members Attend ,h' "ow,r l,ow
' ' 1 u , promises to be even more
Temple Meeting at lovely than In past seasons.
Ashland Saturday E"'"1 D- ,Lm u
' general chairman of the show
The maypole theme was with Mrs. Tranklln L. Weavl
carried out at the luncheon r as chairman of tea which
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meeting of the Klamath Tails tnooni AuMint , w;
club held Tuesday afternoon wm members of her
at the Elk hotel with Mrs. committee, Mrs. Francis Rob
Harry Wayne, Mrs. Carl Stein- ert Olds. Mrs, Jacques J.
aeifer. Mrs. John nenonei
and Mrs. Charles Gilbert pre-
siding as hostesses.
Miniature maypoles center-
ed the tables and at the end
of each ribbon was a clever.
eV(. Similar figures, all wear-
lug tiny hats, dating from
fashions of the gay nineties
to the present, were placed
about the tables on which tu-
lips were also used.
Bridge was In play after
a short business meeting, with
awards going to Mrs. R. O.
Mrs. J. H. Carter.
Hostesses announced for the Tn. BuMm,n Uo h wi,.
June meet.ng which will be t, y ,
lh final mMl ni M th ..ItiK "
the final meeting of the club
until after summer vacation,
are Mrs. George Hillls, Mrs.
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ON.,., and Mrs. Eugene Lar-
Thirteen member, of the
Klamath rails club motored
to Ashland Saturday where
they attended a meeting of
Zulelma temple. Daughters of
the Nile, at which the past p-
..dent, were honored Old-
fashioned costumes were in
order a. a special feature of
the day. A Twelve o clock
luncheon wa. .erved.
Those attending from here
were. Mr.. Ed O.tendorf. Mr..
Leo N. Huls. Mrs. J. H.
Poppy. Mr.. Jerry Rick.r.
Mrs. Ted Shoop. Mrs. Harrj
Bathiany. Mrs. Charles Mar-
tin. Mr.. E II R.l.ir Mr.
V. J, Josephs. Mr".. John
Kenoffel. Mr.. Lawrence Bert- V- . e "
ram. Mr.. J. C. O N.lll and G,rl ,couu- y Seouta.
Mr.. DeLo. Mills. ?'her w " 1 Probably enter
4 , 4 tn" cl". making It one of
PORTLAND :,own,0, 'n,'r'"n, ,n
RESIDENT PAYS ror of those
vicit ucdc wno n,v not studied the
VIOl I HtKt .chedule. it will be reprinted
Monday.
Mrs. Willis Mahoney. who ,
is a former resident of Klam
ath Falls and has been here MRS. MILLS
for the past week as the UPlCTCCC TO
houseguest of Mrs. George r1VJ3IC3i IU
Burger. High street, was en- ANW MEMBERS
tr ruined at a number of
small informal parties during Member, of the Art Needle
her tay. Mr.. Mahoney re- Work club motored to the
turned north Friday. country home of Mr.. Lyle O.
On Monday evening Mrs. Mill, in the Pine Grove dis-
Burger invited Mr. and Mr.. trlct. Wednesday afternoon,
Brady Narey, Mr.. Lou I. Ser- for the regular meeting of the
ruya. and Mr.. Mahoney to club. The all-day drizzle of
dinner. Mr.. Narey alto en- rain only added to the fresh
tertalned for her Informally. beauty of the green thing.
growing all over the country
TOURNAMENT ld ,n ,ni pringtlme in the
PLAY CONTINUES K'ocCr.in;nL..t ,0 th.
AT REAMES embled guests were paint-
ings which hang on the walls
Golf players among the ' Mills home, done by
women of the Reames coun- Mrs. Mills some years ago.
try club continued tournament Some were copies or enlarge
play Friday morning of this ments, but others were entire
week with luncheon served original in subject, and all
at one o'clock to twenty- very lovely,
five members. Members present were; Mrs.
Seven tables of bridge were Charles Joseph Martin, presl-
in play Friday of last week den': Mrs. J. J. Parker, Mrs.
with east and west honors Lyle O. Mills, Mrs. J. F. Goel-
held by Mrs. George H. Merry- Mrs. Harold M. Brown,
man and Mrs. Oscar Shive; Mr- w- P. McMillan, Mrs.
north and south, Mrs. Guy Rufus Moore, Mrs. George
Hancock, and Mrs. Peter A. Hum, Mrs. Marion Hanks,
Albertson. Mrs. Robert E. Wattenburg,
Mrs. Z. J. Powell, Mrs.
Mrs. Murdoch George Wlrtz, Mr.. J. Calvin
Entertains Club Hunt, Mrs. Wilbur A. Jones,
Mrs. Hiram T. Murdoch Mr- George Chastain, Mrs.
entertained members of Group D- V. Kuykendall.
one of the Eastern Star Soc- Special guests were; Mrs.
ial club at her apartment In c- w- Murdoch, Mrs. Susanna
the Murdoch building on Wed- Homes Carter, Mrs. DeLos
nesday afternoon. Contract Mills, little Miss Marcla Mills,
followed the dessert hour, nd Master DeLos Mills Jr.
with high score won by Mrs. On May the twenty-first, Mrs.
J. H. Poppy and second high Rufus Moore will entertain
by Mrs. G. Logan Black. the club at her home on South
Other members present be- Riverside avenue. Election of
sides the hostess were Mrs. officers for the ensuing year
George R. Lindley, Mrs. C. C. will be held at this meeting,
Kcliey, Mrs. Fred H. Cofer, which will also be the last
Mrs. Mclvin R. Henry, and meeting before summer vaca-
Mrs. Jerry Ricker. tion.
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Girls Friendly Former Reiidtnts
Society to Mtet Visit Klamath Falls
The Girls Friendly Society Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Gates
of St. Paul's Episcopal church of Hillsboro, Oregon, former
will meet Monday afternoon residents of Klamath Falls,
at half past four o'clock In were visitors here this past
the parish house at which time week. Mrs, Gates was a guest
Mrs. Van Evans will conduct at the Reames luncheon on
a song hour. The girls will Thursday given for Miss Mar
study parliamentary proce- lan McDougall and Miss Mur
dure and flag etiquette. A lei Veatch who appeared in
paper sack supper will be en- exhibition match for Bundles
Joyed later in the evening. for Britain.
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Woodruff, and Mrs. J. Royal
Shaw.
Following la the general
committee: Mrs. Umib, chair-
m,n. Mr, Hu(h Campbell,
pUCng; Mrs. L. D. Stephens,
.cut,,,,; M. rrederlck W.
Hamilton and Mrs. J. F. King,
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