The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-06-07

'"iNhsoA yVuhe baohhosVs AoV HeOss
Is invited. The program follows:
l.-"sweet and Low. (Barnby) by
Mines. Zumwalt and Henry;
Messrs. Kinnear and Mehaffey.
2.---(a) Because Love You. Dear"
(Hawley; (b) Say Yes. Mig
non" (d'Hardelot) Mrs. Harry
Caden.
3.-"serenata (Tosti); (b) Lullaby
from Jocclyn (Godard). Miss
Marjorie Mcclure.
4.-(a) "Barcarolie. from Love Tales
Of Hoffman (Onenbsck); (b)
My Ain Folk" (Laura Lem
on), Mr.. Lawrence Mehaney.
5.-(a) "A Winter Lullaby" (de Ko-
vcn); tb) Persian Serenade"
(Cooke). Miss Faye Hogue.
G.-(a) I'll Bacio (the Kill) Waltz
Song" tArdit); tb) "A Heart
That's Free" tRobyn). Miss
Elizabeth Houston.
7.--(a) Hush. Little One" (Beirg-
nanD; (b) Flower Song from
Faust" (Gounod). Miss Carrie
Foster.
s.-ta) Thy Sentinel Am I" wat
SOM; (b) Two Grenadiers"
(Scruman). Mr.. Harold Kim
near.
e.-(a) "Husheen" (Needham); (b)
"Nymphs and Fauns" (Bem-
berg. Miss Louise Benson.
iio.-(a) Mother Machree" (Olcott);
(b) "sing Sweet Bird" (0ans).
Mrs. +. d. Henry.
III.-(a) Pages Song" (Meyerbeer);
(b) Summer" (Chaminade). 1.
Mrs. VIM. Wagner.
10. That We Two Were May
ing" (smith). Messrs. Mehaffey
and Kinnear.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orb Campbell left to-
day for two weeks vacation trip
through Lake county.
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Mrs. George II. Merryman and son
left Friday for Portland OH visit to
DIR. Merrymans mother and to attend
the Rose Carnival.
Mrs. Don ]. Zumwalt returned on
Monday from Los Gstos. Calf. where
she has been visiting her mother. who
has been quite sick.
Miss Maude Baldwin will leave on
Sunday for Portland as . delegate to
the Eastern Star Grand Lodge.
Friends In this city have received
invitations to the wedding Of Hon.
Clifton Nesmith Macarthur. which will
take place at the Trinity church In
Portland on June 25th. Pat" Nc
Arthur, who was speaker Of the house
of representatives and a prospective
candidate OF Governor, will wed Miss
Lucille Smith. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Clifford Smith Of Port
land.
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The biggest event Of the present
week, and one Of the most enjoyable
as well. was given Thursday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. A. r. Camp
bell, when Mrs. Campbell and Mrs.
Earl Whitlock were hostesses to q
number of friends. The guest list In
cluded Mrs. Fred H. Mills. Mrs. Rob-
ert II. Savidge. Mrs. Clarence H. Un-
derwood, Mrs. Karl g. Cummings.
Mrs. I. Jay Knapp. Mrs. George T.
Baldwin, Mrs. Charles Meldrum. Mrs.
John Moore. Mrs. Louis Bath. Mrs.
Thomas Hampton. Mrs. Henry Newn-
ham, Mrs. william Hurn. Mrs. y. ].
Williams. Mrs. r. c. Sphinx. Mrs Louis
Gerber, Mrs. Ed Johns. Mrs. Silas
Obenchain. Mrs. VIII H. Mason. Mrs.
IN. q. wilkins. Mrs. william Whit
lock. Mrs. Fred Noel. Mrs. Austin
White, Mrs. Arthur Lewis. Mrs. J. G.
L
Brockenbrough. Mrs. J. P. Lee; Mrs
Robert A. Emmitt. Mrs. Fred Mel
hase, Mrs. WIN Masten. Mrs. Guy
Manning. Mrs. C. NJ. Oneill. Mrs. Fred
lSperry. Miss Lois Myers. Ars. JOSEPH
8. Kent. Mrs. u. b. Hall. Mrs.. @. @
Hogue. Mrs. o. w. Robertson. Mis-
Faye Hogue. Mrs. Carey n. Ramsby
MRS. A. d. Miller. Mrs. r. n. Boiler
Mrs. Frank Ward. Mrs. nd vannics
Mrs. Frank Vannice. Mrs. Charles J
Martin, Mrs. Charles Mashburn. Mrs
William II, Pellsy. Mrs. MAXWELL N
Long. Mrs. Robert A. johnson. Ars
zim Baldwin. Mrs. VIII w. Baldwin
Miss Maude Baldwin. Mrs. Charles
Roberts. Mrs. Oscar shive. Ars. Burg