The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-05-08

aud much satisfaction expressed AZ
the change from the regular pro-
cedure
Mrs. E. u. Ramsby. Mrs, y. edward
Martin. Mrs. Della =, Arnold and
Mrs, Henry Newman viii bo host.
csscs At silver ten given Monday
afternoon ut the Martin residcucc at
sixth and High streets. given 10 raise
funds for tho cleaning M VI tho
cemetery by Spraguc Chapter, wo.
mans Rciict Corps. All women In
tcrcstcd In tho movement are Invited
to attend. and thus help swell the
fund Tor this mcritorioua public work.
Al Mondays tea u program will be-
rendered by several local musicians
aud vocaiists. amone others. Miss
iiortense HoRuc. Miss Louise Henson.
Mrs. George A. Wirts. Miss Fcrne
Hoagland. Miss Zeva Martin and Miss
Marie Rambo,
Tho seventh birthday sMnuivcrsary
Of Katherine Walton was celebrated
Thursday afternoon BY n party, given
at the home of her parents. Mr., and
Mrs. George ]. Walton. on crescsnt
avenue. which was attended by beat.
rice aud Katherine Walton. Faith
Kimball. Bertha rclls. Harry iclts.
Mercedes lloyd. Evelyn whitmors.
Zcpha Rogers. Jean Rogers. Evorett
shoemaker, Beatrice aud Austin dale.
The afternoon Was enioyabiy spent In
playing juvenile games. aud late In
the day rsfreshmen,s were served.
After strenuous winter ri work
in several departments. the nicmbers
of the Wonau's Library Club ycster-
day afternoon found diversion In =
special session. held In the club build.
ing. aud which was attended by tho
members aud few othcrs. who as-
sisted In the entertaining. The mcet-
Ing proved highly enjoyable for all.
and from the exchanging Of ideas.
etc. much good was derived from Il
by the Individual members. Mrs. Carl
Adams. Mrs. Wilbur Joncs and Mrs,
Robert Harrison were In charge Of
tho arrangements for the affair. They
are deserving Of much credit for the
splendid afternoon Of pleasure they
arranged for the club. All OF the
members brought nccdlswork. and
while they chatted ar listened 10 the
program. thcy piled tho needlc. J.
W. LindQuist gave IN Interesting talk
on Education aud the Farm Mrs.
Claudia Davis delighted the asssm.
biage with q clever reading. and Mrs.
Olive Seitx and Mrs. Rose n. Torrey
gave a splendid mandolin duct. Fol.
lowing the program most elaborate
luncheon was enjoyed. In attend
ancc were Mrs. Claude Davis. Mrs.
W. d. cofcr. Mrs. r. II. skillington.
Mrs. C., l.. Lewis. Mrs. Russell A.
Afford. Mrs. G. Il. Wells. Mrs. Ray
Telford, Mrs. Anita Weller. Mrs.
Addic Walker, Mrs. Carrie Mater.
Mrs. ". J. Stcinmetx. Mrs. II. T.. No.
myer. Mrs. G. v. Fisher. Mrs. A. l..
Leavitt. Mrs. Iva = Lewis. Mrs. Rob-
ert u. Wattenburg. Mrs. J. Fred
GocIier. Mrs. i.ucil4 Stcarns, Mrs.
Aaron u. Lund. Mrs. II. j. Sheets,
Mrs, Sid u. Evans. Mrs. Nellie Mon.
,elius, Mrs. Nellie kimbail. Miss
Enola Hawkins. Mrs. Albert N. Wor-
den. Miss Ethel Gibson. Miss Worthy
Gibson. Mrs. Rose N. Torrey. Miss
i.ottie Milan. Mrs. II. J. Winters.
Mrs. G. X. seits, Mrs. A. BANTER. Mrs.
u. H.. Graves. Mrs. Wilbur Jones. Mrs.
Carl Adams. Mrs. ". u. Kirkendall
and Mrs Robert Harrison.
Two most enjoyable events In the
v eck's social calendar are being Civ.
en- nj the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. q. q.
Hoguc. on High street. this afternoon
and evening. Tho h0stesses for both
events are Mrs. silas Obenchain. Mrs.
Karl X. Cummings. Mrs. X. u. Wat.
tenburg and Mrs. Charles q. Hogue.
Five hundred will be the game at
both parties. The guests for the A.
tcrnoon are Mrs. Elmer Applssste.
Mrs. Harry Goeller. Mrs. Francis J.
Bovine, Mrs. Hiram Murdoch. Mrs. L.
NJ. Fitch. Mrs. J. N. Misner. Mrs..
Catherine Tull, Mrs. II. 9. Sphinx. Mrs.
da Fink. Mrs. r. 0rohs. Mrs. q. r.
Summers. Mrs. II. II. Edwards. Mrs.
Jones. Mrs. Roneburg. Mrs. Charles
Martin. Mrs. A. D. Plsth, Mrs. Anna
Leach, Mrs. A. J. Lyle. Mrs. Joseph
Kent. Mrs. Sophia Henley. Mrs. Bert