The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-09-13
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Monday night Miss Betty Gaddis
entertained for the second time this
fall at her beautiful home on Eagle
Ridge in honor of Mrs. Tohin S
Crutis. wife of q well-known army
aviation instructor, who has been
visiting her for some time from Sac
ramento. The guests from the city
made the trip on the boat by moon
light
The evening was spent in dancing
with several intermissions. during
which time Mrs, Curtis, dressed in
the costume of small boy, appeared
in several clever sketches.
Refreshments were served about
1890. after which the guests started
on a moonlit journey back to Klam-
ath Falls.
Those present besides the guest of
honor and Miss Gaddis were Mar
jory Delzell, Myler Oalkins. Pearl
Leavitt, Clara Calkins, Helena
Guest. Audrey Roberts, Faye West.
Jean Perry, Vera Houston, Margaret
Smith. Maybelle Leavitt and Ina
Graham; Mr.. and Mrs. Dell Cannon,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leland Haines. Kenneth
Perry, Tom Delzell. Howard Orem,
Mr.. Wishard, Coleman OLoughlin.
Earl Humphrey, Paul Keller, Bob
Riggs, Wilbur Telford, James S.
Sheehy. Arthur Leavitt. Carl New
bury, Harry Prather. Dick Slater.
Don Newbury and James Robertson.
AT a delightful party Wednesday
evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert ID.
Newell honored Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
who are leaving for
Spokane Monday. Many friends of
the young people were present be-
sides employees of the U. s. r. s..
'f which Mr.. Humphreys has been
member for FIVE years. The even
ng was spent in playing cards, and
dainty lunch was served by the
hostess during the evening.
Guest swere Mr.. and Mrs. C. c.
iogue, Mr.. and Mrs.. e. d. Covell.
dr. and Mrs. E. C. Koppen, Mr.. and
irs. Willard Smith, Gus G johnson.
,. V. Hillius. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
'ardley. DR.. and Mrs. H. d. LLOYD
tewart. Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. FRY.
nd Miss Margaret Mcmahon.
Surprise parties have been a IA
orite pastime of the young people
lis year and one Of the latest and +
ost charming surprises was given
aul Hilton on his 10th birthday.
1t was entirely impromptu and
Ich guest brought some goodies" .
add to those his mother had pre- +
lred for the occasion. +
Those who took part in the sur
Use were Karl Montgomery, Meta
hastain, Mildred Thrasher, Mary II
'nkins. Ruby Kenyon. Viola Santa Q
aw, Paul Mcdonald, Clarence
ontgomery, Alfred Petersteiner 7
bland Jefferies and Byron Teed. Z
Society folk this afternoon are to
the guests of Mrs. George Merry p
an and Mrs. l.. Gerber, who are q
tertaining at five hundred party
honor of Mrs. A. d. Bailey of al
'rtland and Mrs. H. d. Moulton of 81
ashington, d. c., both sisters of
;. George Merryman. "A
Elaborate plans have been made
their guests by Mrs. Gerber and Z
rs. Merryman, at the home of DR..
'orge Merryman, in Hot Springs.
Decorations will be with flowers q,
fall season, yellow predominating. =
'freshments will be served to the
lies during the afternoon.
Invited guests are Mesdames
orge Watt, Charles Wood Eber-
e, Charles Moore Sr., Leslie Rog.
J, j. B. Merryman, w. o. Smith, In
M. Worden, E. d. Johnson, Don h,
mwalt, Maude Baldwin, e. B. Hall
car Shives, Charles Roberts, G. A. til
ause, E. w. Gowen, Sr., Silas IT
and Mrs. w. P. Johnson. "'
The younger set, represented by N
high school students have opened pi
cir year of festivities with a dance
the Opera House Friday night, to
lich many of the Alumni and