The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-05-29

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club women of Portland and Ore
gon are husily engaged completing
the nnal arrangements for the bi-on-
NAL council of tho General Fedora
ton of Womcn's Clubs. which opens
Monday with an evening reception NJ
Multnomah Hotel. the official head
quarters, Mrs. Robert Il. Wattcn-
burg of this city is u member of the
reception and entertainment commit
tee, and IL the Womcn's Library club
delegate. There will be morning, nf-
tcrnoon and evening sessions N the
White Temple on June |, and 3,
Following the afternoon sessions on
the End and 3rd. the delegates Will be
conducted over tho city In automo-
bilcs. June tth there will DO IN all
day picnic at Multnomah Falls. One
hundred popular club women OF Port
land will serve M hostcsses. takin.
lunch FOR self and five out-of-town
delegates, One of tho entertainment
features OF the week will be- " pageant
at the Hcilig thcator: Every Wo-
mans Road Morality Play" by
Professor Josephine Hammond OF
Reed College. Ample provisions have
been made for taking care OF the two
thousand delegates expected. The Re-
cept ion committee will have u dciega-
ton ut tho railway stations awaiting
all incoming trains.
Mrs q. x. Manning will entertain
the Leisure Hour Club Wednesday
afternoon ut her home In Hot Springs
addition.
Great are the preparations bcin.
made for the annual banquet OF the
klamath County High School Alumni
Association. which VIII bc held TT tho
West Hall OF the odd Fellows build
ing Mt 5 O'Clock this evening a
seven course spread" will be served
the alumni. the wives and husbands
OF married members of the associa-
ton. the class OF 1915. tho high school
faculty and tho high school board
the occasion being the reception OF
the graduating class into the associa-
tion. Carlyle iadcn. president OF the
association, Will be toastmastcr. and
speeches will bc made by members OF
the incoming class and the rcprescn-
tatives OF other classes. Besides this
feature. there will bc n business meet
ing. when officers will be elected for
the ensuing year. and steps will be
taken toward the association giving
better support TO high school actiyi-
ties. This will be toward the encour-
agement OF debating. athletics. etc.
and 1t is believed that arrangements
will be made for medals for schoias-
tic achievement and intcrclass de-
batting contests.
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the Pythian Club meeting on Tues
day afternoon AT her home on Fifth
and Pine street. Tho usual routine
OF business over, the afternoon was
pleasantly spent In needlcwork and
visiting. interspersed with refresh
ments served by the hostess. The
following members were present: Mrs.
w. ID. Cofer. Mrs. VIM. Whitlock. Mrs.
&. c. Low. Mrs Glen Johnson, Mrs.
Ida Fink. Mrs. Jennie Hurn. Mrs. c.
b. Crisler. Mrs. Skillington. Mrs. r.
X. Brewbaker. Mrs. C. G. Hogue. Mrs.
G. II. Mcdonald.
Mrs. X, G. Short. who lives on the
Merrill road, was agreeably surprised
Wednesday when number OF friends
and neighbors called to spend the af-
ternoOn. Needlework, conversation
and delightful lunch caused the
time to speed by very quickly. Those
present were Mrs. John Short, Mrs.
G.. l. Hilyard. Mrs. Emma Green. Mrs.
j. X. Dixon. Mrs. -. W. Short. Mrs.
Sam Short. Mrs. A. Turner, Mrs. II.
s.. Newton. Mrs. Steve Lowe, Mrs. j.
ID. Grimes. Mrs. Henry Grimes, Mrs.
Oswald Brown. Mrs. Il. W. Griffith,
Mrs. Zella q. Evans. Mrs. Burt u.
Hawkins. Mrs. +. T.. McClay, Mrs.
X. {. Short and tho Misses Ruby and
Jesse Newton and Maude Turner.
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