The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-26

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ents. to nnd asse mblsd Mr. ami Mrs
Orb Campbsll. SIR. and Mrs. Lester
Lewis Lsavitt. Mr. aud Mrs. Fred
Isperry, Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Coss-
boom, Miss Marjorie Mcclure. Mia
Mildred Lenart. Miss r. u. Duttpsr.
Miss Ruth Morris. Claude Maxwell
md Harold C. Merryman. The even
INC was spent playing 500. end the
ILopors went to Miss Mcclure and Mr
Ieavitt. A delightful luncheon was
served late In the evening.
Mrs. George I. Wright entsrtains
the Five Hundred Club this after
noon.
A dinner party was given at the
Dutch room Of the White Pelican Ho-
tel Friday evening BY Mr.. q. r. Mos
LEY, who IL here from San Francisco.
His guests were Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
w. Baldwin. Mr.. and Mrs. George J.
Walton and Mr.. and Mrs.. English.
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! The Art Needle Club member
spent IN enjoyable afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Charles J. Martin Fri
day. when nsediework and conver-
sation occupied the time. Rhfrssh-
ments were served by Mrs. Martin
and the guests were Mrs. VIII H. Ma
son. Mrs. william r. Johnson. Mrs..
Robert A. Emmitt. Mrs. Fred H.
Mills. Mrs. Z. B. Henry, Mrs. Hiram
Murdock. Mrs. J. p. Lee. Mrs.. A. d.
Miller. Mrs. r. C. SPHINX. Mrs. Lyie o.
Mills. Mrs. J. johnson and Mrs. Carey
n. Ramsby.
Mrs. A. L. Leavitt. who spent the
winter in Oakland. has returned "a
Klamath Falls to remain during the
Summer. Her many friends viii be
pleased to learn that Mrs. Lsavitt's
health 10 much improved.
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Mrs. Carey n. Ramsby was hostsss
to the Leisure Hour Club wednesday
afternoon when there were In At
tendance Mrs.. Fred schallock. Mn.
Thomas Hampton. Mn. I. Jay Knapp.
Mrs. Charles Msldrum. Mrs. Pred
Melhase. Mrs.. Maxwell Long. Mn. o.
W. Robertson. Mrs. Bert withrow.
Mrs. Tom Connors. Mrs. r. =. Smith.
Mrs.. Henry Newman. Nrs. Orb
Campbell. Mrs. J. L. Parrish. Mrs.
willard L. Smith. Mrs. william p.
johnson. Ars. Earl whitloek. Agrs.
Fay Athsrton and Mrs. Elm Baldwin.
Five hundred was played. and ~
freshments were served.
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Arrangement for . social evening
to be held Tuesday in the west hall
Of the I. o. o. p. Temple have been
completed By the ladies Of Ewauna
Circle. Women Of woodcraft. The
program will consist chiefly Of cards
and dancing. ana the public 10 In
vited. rindali's orchestra wiz fur
nish the music.
Hog Back" the steep mountain
east Of this city was the mecca for q
Jolly party Of young hiksrs. who
started forth Sunday morning. The
dimcult climb wss made without mis-
hap. and luncheon was partaAsn oi
on the summit. In two test Of snow.
Il was late In the day before the
party. in high spirits. for Ill their
strenuous climb. returned to town.
Miss Bessie Applesats and Max A.
Mccall chaperoned the party. which
included Mis- Eva Hanks. Niss Myrtle
Ess. Miss Florsnoe Ward. Miss Ger.
trude Bealss. Miss Esthsr Mean
drews. Stanley Smith. CliRord ssvits,
Rhinshart MotschsnbaeAsr, Leland
Haynes and Alvara Bsslss.
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One Of the most enjoyable aiRairs
OF the school year vas the reception
and banquet rendered the Senior
class Of the high school By the Junior
at the school Friday svsnins. Ever
since the Juniors. entering the school
~ verdant "Frosh." we're taught I
few matters By the sophs Of that day
the two classss have snlivsnsd mat
tsrs By . friendly rivalry. and On I
few occasions have combined force
for the betterment OF the school. Ovsl
sixty plates were spread In the hal
used for the banquet. which va
tastefulyy decorated for the occasion
with pennants and evergreen. while
the numerals Of the class soon 4
graduate were conspicuously shown
Forrest Pisl acted - toastmaster