The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-03-29

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Mrs. Don ]. zumwaN entertained
Friday afternoon two tables ut royal
auction In honor Of her house guest
mrs. Richard shore Smith Of Eussnt
First prize for high score was won By
Mrs. W. o. Smith and = prise was pre-
scented to the guest OF honor. Tes
was served to the following guests:
Mrs. Richard Shore Smith Of Eugene.
holland, Mrs. Charles r. Stono. Mrs,
Robert A. johnson. Mrs. Wesley D.
Smith. Mrs. Richard n. Richardson
and Miss Maude Baldwin.
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Friday afternoon was very pleas
ntly spent In needlework at the home
OF Mrs. James Mcclure. on the West
Side. when were present Ars. X. O.
Cumminss. Mrs. Charles Graves. Mrs.
Ralph J. Sheets. NJ. George Bald
win. Mrs. J. =. Gosllsr. Mrs.. r. ..
wattenburs. Mrs. Lissie n. Fitch and
Miss Marjorie Mcclure.
Mesdames Il. 4. Smith and Carl G.
Cofer were hostesses at . 500 party
Thursday afternoon At the homo Of
the former. The house was beautiful
ly decorated with house plants and
ferns. and delicious Refreshments
were served to the following guests:
Mesdamss Fred schaiiock. Claude
Daxsett. Thos. Hampton. Orb Camp
bell. Leslie Rogers. Chas. Asldrum.
Earl whitlock. Roy Hamaksr. Prank
Ward. A. @. Lewis. Maud wslch. J. J.
Parker. A. A. Rsilman, Rufus @.
Moore. r. Z. wsttsnburs. c. n.
Ramsby. Chas. J. Martin. 9. e. Mar
tin. +. H. Mills. J. c. Brocksnbroush.
Z. v. Havley. J. Mashl. r. A. :mmitt.
p. C. Wilson. Margaret Pitts and Mis-
Maud Baldwin.
A few friends met with Nf. and
Mrs. r. n. Boiler at their home on
Fourth street Wednesday evening. 4
social evening with music was spent.
Those present we're: Mr.. and Mrs.
Glen Johnson. Mr.. and Mrs.. r. r.
Brewbaker. Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Nc
MILAN. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. washburn
and Mr.. virl Brusbakss.
An old fashioned quilting bee was
given BY Mrs. 4. 3. Phillips and Mrs.
B. b. Barbee at the Phillips homo on
Wednesday. A bees are typical Of
Industry. SO were these ladies. Needles
and tongues new fast. and all proved
themselves expert In both lines. The
hostesses served . sumptous Southern
dinner In the sunny dining room.
Needless TO say the twenty-five guests
enjoyed the day immensely.
Mrs. C. v. Fisher entertained this
afternoon In honor Of Mrs. George II.
Woodbury. Of Portland. The after
noon was spent In needlswork and
Refreshments were served. The invit-
Cd guests we're: Nesdamss @. H.
Woodbury.. II. L. Benson. @. c. Cofsr,
c. p. Mason. Geo. II. yesss. Earl
whitlock. =. Eddy. N. @. wilkins.
Elm Baldwin. w. A. Leonard. Geo. H.
Walton. Miss Carlton. Miss Burnett
and Miss Olive Carlton.
Mrs. Richard Shore Smith was the
guest Of honor this afternoon at q
bridge party given BY Mrs. George T.
Baldwin and Miss Maud Baldwin. The
invited guests were: Mrs. r. 8.
Smith. Mrs. Don zumwalt. Mrs. wes-
ley Smith. Mrs. r. n. Richardson,
Mrs. Geo. Nolsnd. Mrs. Charles Stone.
Mrs. II. p. Galarneaux. Mrs. Thos.
Hampton. Mrs. VIII Baldwin. Mrs.
zim Baldwin and Mrs. H. @. Benson.
As the final party before disband.
Ing for the season the Nom Bel .0ravis
Club will be entertained this svsning
by Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Rogers. Beau
tiful prizes will bs given to the lady
and gentleman members recording the
highest scores for the season. Those
who are invited for this evening are
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schsllock. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. H. Daggett. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
r. Campbell. Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Par
ksr. Mr.. and Mrs. r. u. Smith. Nr
and Mrs. G. n. Ramsby. Mr.. and Mrs.
c. G. Cofer. Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Wat
tsnburs. Mr.. and Mrs. 9. q. Martin,
Mr.. and Nra. =. w. EnRlebYiRht. Mr..