The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-03-25

The follOwin. from the Salem
Statesman will be Of interest to the
many local friends Of the young lady
mentioned In Miss Louise Benson,
who made her first appearance az
vocalist before Salem audience
al the First Methodist church, mus,-
cal circles OF Salem have been aug.
mcnted by n singer OF marked abii-
ity. MHs Benson came to this city
recently from Klamath Falls. She
IL the daughter OF Justice Henry t..
Benson Of the supreme court. Miss
Benson has soprano voice OF dis
tinct purity and sweetness OF tone.
She sang my Redeemer." by Dud-
ley Buck. as Il solo. and took the
solo part In the chorus number. THE
Hundred Fiftieth Psalm. by Ran
degger" Miss Benson has been &C.
iected as soloist for the Willamette
University Giee club. and also ap-
pearcd IN solo work with the Salem
Festival chorus. which gave con-
cert at the Grand theater. Salem. last
Thursday evening under the direction
OF Professor +. s. Mendenhall.
The local Woodcraft Circle held a
very interesting meeting Tuesday
evening at the ]. o. o. F. hail. After
the regular lodge work. the Ma; ch
committee entertained with real.
genuine darky camp meeting. A
darky preacher and well practiced
iarky choir OF five members were
splendid IN their work. All num-
bcrs were we'll rendered and brought
rounds Of applause. After the enter
( tninment Il luncheon OF fruit salad.
cake and coffee was served and great
Iy enjoyed by the large crowd pres
ent,
| Two jolly birthday surprise par
ties were held this week by the neigh
bors in Buena Vista addition. One
was held Monday at the home Of Mrs.
u. V. Kuykendall. complimentary to
Mrs. Amanda Hamaker. II being ner
birthday. Mrs. Hamaker was invited
up from her home at the lake side
for the day and the surprise was
"sprung" on her in the afternoon.
Twelve ladies came with work bags
and hemmed tea towels for the guest
of honor. and in contest for the
best buttonhole made In limited time
prlzes were won by Mrs. Leavitt and
Mrs. Johnson. A dainty luncheon
was served. birthday cake with
lighted candles forming the CENTER
Niece Of the tea table, A jolly time
was spent. and those present were:
Mosdames Geo. McLain, Tom Elliott,
w. IL. Mills. Glenn Johnson. A. l..
Leavitt. II, A. Afford. Harry Teiford'
Lucy Telford. Carl Adams. d. V.
Kuykendail. Amanda Hamaker, and
Miss Rose Reed.
Mrs. A. l., Leavitt's birthday an
niversary on Saturday, March Is. was
celebrated by well planned sur
prise party by the neighbors OF
Buena Vista addition. 1t was also
an apron shower. Mrs. Leavitt re-
ceiving ten aprons OF all sizes and
shapes, and the afternoon was spent
In fancy work and visiting. after
which n luncheon OF sandwiches. sal
ads. cake. coffee and sherbet was en-
joyed by all The friends present
were: Mesdames ID. " ktrkendaii,
Geo. McLain. Harry Telford. M. Les
lie, r. A. Afford, Glenn Johnson. II.
Ulrich, Carl Adams. A. Hamaker. and
Misses Rose Reed and Pearl Leavltt'
KS were awarded to the students
making the athletic teams OF the To-
cal high school. on Wednesday morn
ing during assembly. Coach Wiley
awarded the football KS, and those
students receiving them were: OK
captain Melhase, Wade Short, Cecil
Adams, Graham Kiehl, l.. Motschen'
bacher. Austin Case. A. Beals, X. Eli
lott, Ira Orem (captain-elect, NJ.
Graves, WIN Mcmillan and Garner
Lundy. The basketball KS were
awarded by Coach Motschenbacher,
first to the girls of this years team
and those receiving them were ex-
Captain Helen DuFault. Karle Mont
gomery, Captain-elect Erma Bamber'
Violet Drehr, Ferne Hoagland, Mary
Mccormack, or last years team
were: Claudia Sphinx, Mabel Leav!tt,
L. NJ ANNA Adalaida SChuhart The