The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-08-23
SATURDAY, AUGUST 23, 1919.
S O ci e ty

society events OF TINS week nave
been more numerous than at any
other time this suhmer. Many Klam-
ath people have been entertaining
old friends and relatives at dinners.
picnics and teas.
On Monday evening, Mrs. John
Siemens Jr. entertained at dinner in
honor of Miss Katherine Brett, of St.
Paul. MINI. Covers were laid
for Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brett,
Mrs. Golden Lincoln, and Mr.. ami
Mrs. John Siemens Miss Brett left
for her home Thursday morning.
The Music Study Club yesterday
met with Mrs. Fred Mills for their
regular meeting at which they en-
tertained in honor of Mrs. Vera Girls
ler-Berryhill. Other guests besides
the club members were Mrs. c. B.
Crisler. Mrs. Dow and Miss Desire
McCloskey, of Los Angeles.
Mrs Mills had necial decorations
for the occasion ald her home was a
creation of yellow. Marigolds, gold
enklows and nasturtiums were flow
ers used in decoration. The color
scheme was carried out further in
the punch and ice cream. Songs were
sung by Mrs. A. Y. Voye, Mrs. E. D.
johnson, Mrs. Rerryhill, and Mrs.
Bert Thomas. An instrumental solo
Mrs Carl A. Plath gave a dinner
Thursday honoring DR.. and Mrs. F.
n. White Of Marshfield, and DR.. and
Mrs. l.. L. Truax, Of Los Angeles.
The color scheme Of pink was carried
out in the table decorations as we'll
as the ice cream and cake.
The guests we're: DR.. and Mrs.
Truax. Dr. and Mrs. White, DR.. and
Mrs. Massey, Mr.. and Mrs. J. E.
Bratton, Russell and Delbert White,
and DR.. and Mrs. Warren Hunt.
A dancing party for the younger
set is being given tonight, by Mrs.
F. H. Mills. as farewell party for
Miss Miriam Martin, who leaves this
eek for San Francisco to enter Miss
Heads school,
The invited guests are: Eleanor
Torrey, Myler Calkins. Lucille Beck
ley, Ina Graham. Claudia Sphinx, Mir
lam Martin, Wilford Henry, Jerome
Henry, Edward Cantrall, and Leslie
Smith.
The early part Of the week, Mr..
and Mrs. J. E. Bratton entertained at
their home, 513 digh street, with a
crab dinner, with other necessary
trimmings, in honor # guests in their
home during the Convention.
Covers were laid for: United
States Marshall, A. S. Alexander, de-
puties, George Flanders, and Price
Recob, United States district attor-
ney Barney Goldstein and his faith
er, A. Goldstein, all of Portland, DR..
and Mrs. F. NJ. White, Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl A. Plath, Mr.. and Mrs. j. e.
Bratton and son, Don Soule. The
evening was spent in dancing a,ong
with musical selections.
One of the most enjoyable affairs
of the week was the dancing party
given Monday night, by Miss Betty
Gaddis at her home at Eagle Ridge.
The invited guests left klamath Falls
by boat at $50 p. m. and upon ar
irving at the Ridge were presented
with long sticks and an ear of corn.
They roasted the corn over the Goals
of a camp fire, back of the Gaddis
home. When the corn had all been
eaten the party was escorted to the
Tavern where they danced until very
late. A dainty repast was served by
Miss Gaddis. The pleasure seekers
cast their boat off at the dock and
started for klamath Falls.
Those who enjoyed Miss Gaddis'
hospitality were: Marjory Delzell,
Pearl Craine, Melba Williams, Clara
Calkins. Maybelle, Pearl Leavitt, MY
Ter Calkins, Margaret smith, Claudia
Sphinx, Margaret Worden, Don New
bury, Arthur Leayitt, James S. Shee-
by, Richard Slater, Robert Riggs,