The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-05-15

! Mrs Horace NJ. Manning, Mrs, Nhs'
NJ. Oneili. Mrs. J, u. Duncan. MIS- ~
u, Sheets, Mrs. j Fred G"ellcr' Mrs'
/ Thomas Hampton, Mrs, Stias on'n'
chain. Mrs. Harry Goeller. Mrs GURUS
iusidrich. Mrs. NJ. T.. Sargent, Mrs. j.
- Keller. Mrs. Gerry Cozau. Mrs'
Austin Hayden. Mrs. las, W. howic.
! Mrs, Miller. Mrs. T., w. Goweh, Mrs'
II. F., willets, Mrs. Harry Chadwiek'
| Mrs. l.. A. Britton. Mrs, A. u he"-
euway, Mrs. NJ. l.. Poland. Mrs. Henry
I, Benson, Mrs. W. J. Steinmetz. Mrs
,C V. Fisher. Mrs l., Jacobs. Mrs
Richard T.. Smith. Mrs. w, y, ROBERTS
Mrs, Rob Alexander. Mrs. A. J, Lyle
Mrs, John J. Parker. Mrs. Louis u
Van Bcllen, Mrs. Ernest e, Richards,
Mrs. Bert T.. Withrow. Mrs. Fred
Houston, Mrs. Thomas Mcdonald,
Mrs. yernie Houston. Mrs, X. G, Ship
ley, Mrs. Sid B. Evans, Mrs, oiiVe
Seitx. Mrs. WIN Houston. Mrs. Leslie
Rogers, Mrs. Walter d. Cofer. Mrs
Carl Cofer, Mrs. Fred H. Cofer. Mrs.
Claude II. Davis. Mrs. William Whit
lock Mrs. Marion Hanks, Mrs Will
lard l.. Smith, Mrs. Henrietta Brook
field. Mrs. o. W. Robertson. Mrs.
Henry Newnham. Mrs, Charles Mar
tin. Mrs. T.. u. Ramsby. Mrs. 5. Ed
ward Martin. Mrs. Della +. Arnold.
Mrs. Carey NJ. Ramsby. Miss Hortense
Hogue, Miss Louise Renson. MISS
! Marie Rambo. Miss Fcrne Hoagland,
Miss Dorothy Martin, Miss Elizabeth
Ramsby. Miss Waive Withrow. Miss
Lexis Lyle. Miss viva Martin. Miss
Plath. Miss Joy Evans, and last. but
I by no means least. Comrade T.. u.
Ramsby, the smallest and youngest
( fighter In Company d. OF the Twelfth
Indiana Infantry.
! Mr.. and Mrs. william II. Shaw en-
! tertaincd Dr. George A. Cathey ana
wife, Mrs. II. NJ. Evans. DR.. +. ID.
johnson and J. NJ. Watkins at an en-
joyable dinner party Wednesday
evening at the Shaw residence on
Washington street.
! Members OF the Eighth grade at
the Riverside school rendered their
principal. Miss Ethel Gross. most
enjoyable surprise party at the As
sembly room OF the school Saturday
evening. For the occasion the as
sembly room was prettily decorated
In the school colors. purple and
orange, and potted plants and fruit
blossoms were also used In profusion.
the whole producing a decidedly ar
tistic arrangement. A program and
social time were enjoyed, and In
behalf of the class to enter the high
school next year. Elmer Lawrence.
in neatly worded speech. presented
Miss Gross with beautiful loving
cup, as a token OF esteem. Mrs. Ed
DuFault also presented Miss Gross
with splendidly worked Indian bead
work purse. City School Superin-
/ tendent r. II. Dunbar addressed the
Eighth graders, and he gave them
some sound advice on what they
should do after receiving their diplo-
mas. The program rendered follows:
Piano solo .......... Marie RambO
Chorus -. Spring Comes Tripping"
Class
Piano solo ...... Veva Martin
Quartet
(a)-"Slumber Song"
(b)-"Hammock Song"
Josephine Fink. Ferne Hoagland.
Marie Rambo. Karle Montgomery
Reading .......... Erma Bamber
Plano solo ...... Ferne Hoagland
Piano duet
Marie Rambo, Ferne Hoagland
ecitation--"Curfew Shall Not Ring
Tonight" 80. Josephine Murray
(a)-."Violet Hunting"
(b)-"Buds of the Azure Wing"
Eighth Grade Girls
Mrs. |. ID. Whitm0re was hostess
to the Entire Nous Club Friday after
noon, and an enjoyable time was
spent by the members In needlework
and conversation. refreshments being
served by the hostess, In attendance