The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-06-15


klamath weather. Oh. dear. no.
These are but April showers caught
unaw ares In June--and all the better
In June. bringing little drinks OF wa
ter to all the thirsty trees and grass.
vegetables and grains. So why should
society lament that II must lay aside
its dainty white for so rich a promise
Of fulnilment. These gray skies have
but accentuated the greater cheer
found In the homes OF this weeks
hostesses
Mrs. Thomas Hampton opened her
house both Monday and Tuesday af-
ternoons to invited guests. On Mon
day the Leisure Club was entertained
by her. the game being 500. Late
in the afternoon refreshments were
served TO the following: Mesdames
I. d. Appiesate. Thos Conners, W. I.
Clarke. X. @. Cummings. Claude Dag
gett. c. c. Hogue. c. f. Hoeue. Geo.
Hurn. Z. p. Hall. I. ]. Knapp, Mary
Jackson. chas. Meldrum. Fred Mel
base. Newman. W. W. Patch. Rob-
crsson. Rich. Fred schaliock. shep-
herd, W. s. worden. A. NJ. worden.
Frank Ira White. Bert withrow. W.
II. whitman. r. E. wattenburs. r. r.
Moon, MARBLE. E. J. Murray. Man
chester. Momyer and Miss MarGie
Mcclure.
On Tuesday Mrs. Hampton enter
tanned the Jiu-Ni-Yei Club. and
bridge was the order OF the day. with
refreshments at It's close. Those pres
ent were: Mesdames Geo. Baldwin.
VIM. Baldwin. Louis Bath, J. C.
peterborough, c. c. Cofer. II. T.
Chitvood. Gowan. J. T. Henley. f.
D. Hall. I. J. Knapp. c. o. Morgan.
Manning. Fred Melhase. Manchester.
A. d. Miller. siias obenchain. r. r.
0lds. Leslie Rogers, Stewart, Thos.
Stephens. Earl whitiock. F. J. Will
liams. Frank Ward and Miss Maud
Baldwin.
On Tuesday evening the White
Pelican hotel gave the nrst Of Its
semi-monthly dances. In spite OF the
rain a soodly crowd gathered to do
Justice TO the music and the aoor. and |
this initial dance was but the foresun.
ner OF many pleasant ones to come.
Wednesday evening the Baldwin .
hotel was the scene OF an agreeable I
party. given under the auspices OF the
women's Civic League. Mr.. and Mrs. /
Z. B. Hall we're hosts Of the occasion. I
they having generously given the use
of the hotel. The lobby was arranged
With card tables. where whist was
played. the highest scores being made
BY Mrs. c. c. Hogue. who received
Q beautiful cut glass cologne bottle.
and by Mr.. g. W. white. to whom was
given q handsome brass cigar tray.
Fruit punch was served throughout
the evening.
Thursday afternoon a silver offer
ing tea was given at the home OF Mrs.
c. z. Worden. by and for the benefit
OF the Ladies' Aid Society OF the Pres
byterian church. There were four
hostesses for the occasion. Mrs. c. Z. Il
worden. Mrs. Van Ripper. Mrs. Taught
and Mrs. Sargent. who served tea and
cake TO the following guests: Mes
danes Schailock. wattenburg. Stub
blefiied, Lowery. J. B. Mason. Wilson.
Gilbert. Lyon. Maehi. Williams. Hall.
Barlow. Townsend. French. Evans.
slough and Delseii. Il
On Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Il.
Z. smith gave a delightfully."- informal
little party to the following friends:
Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Cofer. Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Peiley. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
3ehallock. Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Whit
ock. 800" was played till a late
ionr. when refreshments were served.
The annual meeting Of the Library