The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-03-06

!. the residence OF Mrs. Addie walksl
} on Fifth street. Saturday evening
, when the followias interesting pro
gram wAs rsndsrsd:
Lullaby" -. Carrie Jacobs Bon,
4 Mis Paxon
ta)-"Kathleen" .Elsie Duncan VAL
(b)-"Mammy's Song" .Jas. 0illett,
lrra. Vernon Motschsnbachsr
l"Rockin' In the Win -. .Nudlingel
Mrs. Dorothea Cofer
iN0cturo Ch0plI
Nrs. Alma Cofer
i"Swing Song" ........ .......
j Ruth Cofer
"Ssrenade" ............. Schubert
l"Fark. Hark. the Lark Schubert
Miss Hortsnse Hogus
Miss Louise Benson and Ars,
Alma Cofer played the aceompain-
ments. The club will msst with Misa
Hortsase Hogue Saturday evening.
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TAe ehippington Sewing Club met
Thursday afternoon at the home Of
~. B. Finnsil. Those present were
Mrs. 8. H. Francis. lefs. H. Putnam.
Mrs. 8. H. Yancey. Mrs. George
Nehrbass. Mrs. J. p. Bonham, Mrs.
W. H. Harland. Mrs. H. J. lockwood.
Mrs. c. Hill. Mrs. o. Eiberger. Mrs.
ID. r. Yancey. Mrs. A. wickstrom.
The afternoon was en3oyably spent in
needle work and exchanging Of cook
ing recipes. Refreshments were
served BY the hostess, and all en-
joyed fine time.
The residence Of Mr.. and Ars. 8.
z. Martin. ct sixth and High streets.
was the scene Of q merry little party
given By their daughter. Dorotha, and
Josephine Fink to their young COM
panions. During the evening Games
OF . progressive nature were played,
and prizes were awarded to Pat Mont
gomery. Nellie Sevits ana Grace
Hoagland. ana at 10 O'Clock rsffssh-
ments were served to the juvenile
guests. Those present At the little
|gathering were Misses La Wilson.
Grace Hoagland, Nellie ssvits. Mirlsr
jCawkins. Dorothy Sanderson. veva
Martin, Dorotha Martin and Joseph
ine Fink. Masters wilfred Henry.
Martin Ramsby. James Clark, Eugene
Prouty. wayne Beach. Cyril Benson.
Ted Montgomery Pat Montgomery
and Howard Orsm.
(By Lora King)
With Old Sol riding high In the
heavens and the strains OF the Gray
Eagle and Opera Reel ringing in our
heads. we arose on Thursday morn
ing. rsfrsshed and happy. after .
few hours rest from the flrst session
Of our long contemplated ouadrille
Club on Wednesday evening. which
proved to bs . great. grand, gratify-
ing and joyous AFFAIR. Oh. say.
knights ana ladies. votaries Of Tsrp-
sichore. We had . time! WAlts, polka.
schottisch and lanciers were indulgsd
IN to some extent. but quadrilles were
the main feature Of the evening.
Many in our bunch were people In
middle life. but the way they came
back" and picked mp the threads Of
an almost forgotten art, was good to
see. They went through the intri-
cate mass Of the older dances with
flying colors. All agrss that the ere
ming was right happily spent; and.
what Il better still. that this b mot
the last. for We are ever ready to pro-
mote the pleasures Of our friends.
even though W DO dance twsnty-one
times and beat the bass drum.
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A meeting Of the members Of the
degree team Of Prosperity RsbslIah
Lodge has been called for Monday
night for practice. The captain ~
quests all msmbers TO ~ prompt in
attendance. and that Ill attend.
The Bridge Club was entertained
afternoon by Mrs. Clasepcs
H. Underwood. her guests being Mrs.
George Noland. Mrs. Chas. =. stone. |
Mrs. VIII Baldwin. Mn. Wesley o. !
smith. Miss Mauds Baldwin and Mis- [
Betty Bell. The sfternoon was DE-
voted to bridge. and the prize was
won BY NrS. Stone. Following the
award. . dainty luncheon was served.
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Mra r. MfkfA1akaAAt ,vas ho.<>~.