The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-05-13

n C0oItUo no00&xS keOses0 ~ cAsSSss go
tense llosus. vloast Drshsrm. Ruth
Ball. rsras Dew. vlasta posry. nary
McCornacx. Adelaide Schubert. Ayr
tie Ess and Maud Miller.
! Too much credit cannot Be- given
Mr.. o. l. Gregs and Miss Lucille MAI
, shall Of the high school; faealty ter
their effective work In training the
students. Ind the high sfchool orchcs'
ira also deserves share OF the praise
for the evenings success, rs II rem
dered IN sxcsllent musical program
before the show. and IN the intsrmis'
sions.
Another memorable event for the
class oe lSle. Klamath county hioh
school. occurred Immediately after the
show. when the ssaiors. with Mr.. ana
Mn. o. I. Gregg and Mr.. and Mrs,
! Philip J. sinnott repaired to the Rex
Cafe. where the Senior banquet was
held. The long table was prettily dec.
Grated for the occasion with carnations
and an excellent rspast was served.
! Charles N. Dorr. the class famous de-,
batter. was chosen toastmaster. and
during the svenins each person prss.
ent was called upon for . toast or .
short talk. ne program concluding
with the singing OF II Want Some One
to Cali Ne Dsafis." by the Girls I'm.
personatins tue cnorus In the play.
! Under the direction Of Rufus K.
Love. a cast Of eighty or more people
| II diligently rehearsins for the pro.
duction Of Tom p. 0sts'e beautiful
comedy, "A Night In Bohemia" which
IL to b given ut Houston's opera
house Wednesday and Thursday nishts
for the benefit Of the Elks' Lodge.
This y by fAf he mast prstentious
production ever staged here. with .
far bigger cast than II usually used IN
local talent. shows. In II are intro
duced character ransins In 49, from
s to 6. and al oe The latest song hits
are introduced. with added ''psp" In
their rendition furnished By charming
girls and handsome young men IN
nifty costumes and clever steps. And
Through the revelry and mirth runs .
| beautiful story. which at times tugs at
the heart stxnp. and makes the grand
finale . happy event for all. 0
Mrs. Robert \ johnson was hostess
to the Bridge Cub and some invited
guests today. q adslishtful afternoon ~
ing spent at cards ,at her beautiful
home in Hot Spfinss Addition
l Nsmbsrs os 4 n NAltmors's Sun
day. school class speAt IN enjoyable
evening 1t the hsad Of Link River
ThursdAy. when thsy trampsd alonl
the shore .of the stream until suit
; able place was found. where they
built big camp are and cooked thsis
; supper. Aft6f disposiqg OF . delightful
Isupper and little chat around the
blasing Ars. the boyy Axtinguished tht
/. nre and returned to civilization. Mem
. hers oe the class attending were Ear
) Humphrey. Howard 0rem. Lynn Skill
. lington, LsRoy osinssr. Eldsn Cofsr
} fEIarold wortlsy. Leslis Cofer. Charles
; Yaden. Morris Maisr. Forrest Boden
J hamer and the teacher. Mr.. Whitmors
I'll A pleasant evening Was spent q
{ the homo Of Miss Lucille Bsckley II
! Hot Springs Addition last Saturda,
, evening BY . uumbse. Of young people
b Many games were played. In which ev
} eryone took part. After this. refresh
E lments were servd. and following thu
I repast games were resumed. the happ,
} 1throng Of yoanssssn breaking - q
!. . late hoar.,
; The Womans Relief Corps VIII holt
Its regular meeting Monday Afternoon
lin Moose hail. end arrangements vii
Ibe completed for the proper obssrv
ance Of Memorial Sunday by the Pos
land Corps. This 10 the Sunday preced
ling Memorial Day. and II b the an
nual custom Of these orders TO attsus
service III hody. The annual con
lysntion Of the w. n G. md O. A. n
1wlll ~ held IN Essens sayly In June
snd'it Il hoped that ) nsinbsr iron
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