The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-11-02

l WosSu WoS va vvNay WV VA~ W tsss
most enjoyable a1RairS Of the klns
held In tAls vlclnity for some time
Tho lodge room At Merrill was mos,
beautifully decorated Tor the occa
sion. and . banquet was served b,
the members Of that lodge that va,
somethinG to be remembered By thoss
who were 90 fortunate ~ to b. prss'
ent. The president Of the Rsbskah
Assembly. Mrs. =. May Greer. was
taken to Merrill from Bonanza BY
Mrs.. DR.. Johnson. while q large mum.
ber of Rebekahs from this city wcrs
In attendance. Those present from
klamath Falls we're; Mr.. and Mrs
T.. n, wattenburs. Mr.. and Mrs, Geo
Humphrey. Mr.. and Mrs. Carey Rams.
by. Mr.. and Ars. Paul johnson. Mr.,
and Mrs. Fred 0oeller. Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Meldrum. MesdAmcs Nate o.
tsrbein. Claude Dassstt. Geo. Hay.
den. Addic walker. Rose soule. r. J,
Sheets. a. X. Van Ripsr. r. A. EN-
NETT. VIM. North. Jennie Hurn. and
Miss Lille Stiits, Miss Grace Hewett.
Miss Gladys Roberts.
TIE pupil Of the primary grades
oe the Rivsrsids school gave . Hal
lowe'ea entertainmsut on Thursday
afternooa that wss enjoyed By all
Who attended. 4 eoodly number
visitors were present. among them
being the mothers OF nearly all ths
participant. and great satisfactioa
We expressed at the ability and the
progress Of the youthful sntsrtainsrs.
The assembly hall vas appropriately
decorated. and the various feature fol-
lowed popular conceptions Of the day.
Tue Third and Fourth grades ssvs .
character dialogue. In which the char.
actors were costumsd TO represent the
accepted ideas Of the occasion. and
the tiny tots Of the Rirst grade rem
dsrs6 . cong entitled Failing
Lsavss." Wayne Low rscissd The
Jack-o'-Lsntern Twins" followed By
the singing Of Little Monksy Moon
shine" BY the pupils Of the Second
grade and another song" Cold
Kissss." . Jack Frost tale" By the
First grade. This was followed By
. song and pantomins. Little Jack
Pumpkin-Facs." b. Billy Turner aad
Robert Riddle and the sscoad grade.
The afternoons sntsstainnsnt vas
concluded By the slnsing Of the "Au-
tuna soas" BY the Fourth srsAs.
The Kloas-mox Club spsat Hallow-
cen ta . most sntoyabls manner.
The nsnbsss iavissa . suitable nun-
bss Of frisads aaa spsas the svssins
In the good old way with sahss and
'fortunss." and wound up with Q reg
ular 'Hallows'en snppss." smbracins
such viands and drinks - are sacred
to Halloween: Apple cider. pumpkin
PIE 'possun. brown brsad. auts. etc.
The music. furnished by Mn. \. Y.
Tindall. vas . feature Of the occasion.
The members OF the clsb are Misses
Mauds Rippey. Fannie Virgil. Claudia
0'Laughiin. Pay Hogus. Florence
Bowen and Lois Myers. while the In
vited guests were Msssrs. Harry Oosl-
ler. A. oehler. Joe Britt. Harold her-
lyman. Phil Sinnott and A. Loswe.
. .
The Klatawa Club gave another
Of their popular dances on Thursday
evening at the White Pelican hotel,
st which about forty-ssvsn couple en-
toysd the hospitality Of this popular
crowd.
80
Mn. Lille Davis LETT Friday morn
.ag for Coquills. Ore. 70 spend Q
month or six weeks with The family
OF her son. clarsacs Davis.
80
Herman rores. IN smploys OF the
Warren Construction company. Who
has resided here for some time. was
married this week In Chico. Calf, to
Miss Lulu n. McDoussll. They will
- st homo at the White Pelican hotel
In this city after November eth.
Miss Nsdss shivs entertained
party Of hsr. young friends Iast Thurs-
day svsaias In commsmoration Of the
festival Of Halloween. The young
people apussd themselves BY playing
Bamss Of the day. furtune telling. etc.
until late hour. and many wierd
dreams were the result Of = typical
Halloween supper. Those present 1t