The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-12-04
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! THANKSGIVING with its many
charming social events Is past and so
ciety Is now engrosscd with thoughts
OF Christmas, the personal ole
mont entering to dctract from.
the longing to entertain extensively,
Tho winter holidays are conductive
to dances and several brilliant at
fairs OF the kind are scheduled for
the coming week-cnds. Another thing
OF interest Is the formation OF Sow
eral new and exclusive dancing
clubs.
Invitations are out this week for
dance TO be given at the White Peli-
can hotel. Saturday by the One Hun
dred club. The club members include
the younger set about town and the
older high school group, The dances
will be regular events during the win
ter and are arousing a lot OF pleasant
expectation.
Miss Marjorie DelEell was pleas
antly surprised last Saturday by a.
number OF friends who came into her
home for an evening at cards. Miss
DelEeirs birthday was the inspira-
tion for the surprise.
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A simple wedding Friday evening
was that OF Walter T, Eastman and
Miss Edith A. Condrey, both OF this
city. The wedding service was read by
Rev. c. +. Trimble. pastor for the
Christian church.
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A short time ago little Miss Elda
Houston. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Leo Houston. celebrated her ninth
birthday by being surprised by al
number OF school mates. She re-
turned home from school with
a question In her mind as to
the nature OF the gift her parents
had in store for her only to find that
she had been preceded by ten OF her
playmates.
A joyous time was enjoyed by
those present for n couple Of hours
and then n wonderful feast was par.
ticipated In. Present were: Richard
Brown. Helen Cofer Ernest Hol.
brook. Lucille Frances, Albert Layen-
lck. Nadine Howell, Lorraine CLANCY,
and virginia Houston
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The tea given during their bazaar
by the ladies OF ST. Pauls Episcopal
Guild was a charming affair and
we'll attended by the social set OF
the city. The tea was served In the
parlors OF the Presbyterian church
at small tables.
A farewell dinner dance OF interest
was that given at the White Pelican
hotel Tuesday evening, honoring Miss
Engel Landecamp. Those present
were: Misses Betty Gaddes. Aimee
Endsrs. Agnes Driseoil. Nora Rink
er. Betty Gray. Alice McCourt. Carol
Johnson: Missrs Hartley r. Smith. l..
s. Sanders. Pat Parker. Roy Sloan. !
X. y. Paddock, W. J. Moore and
James Milne. ..E.
The woman's Auxiliary OF the
Presbyterian church met Thursday
afternoon In the parlors OF tho
church and a most interesting pro-
gram was enjoyed by those who at
tended the affair. A program was
given by various members and tea
was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Davenport
were hosts Sunday at O'Clock
dinner and to a number OF young
people who came In later for the
evening. A big turkey was served at
dinner to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Muir
phey. Marie Davenport and the
hosts. In the evening the following
young people came In; the Misses
Faye. Ruby and Pearl Demorest.
Madge Patterson, Helen Price. Mrs.
Harris. Messrs Patterson, Upton.
Patrick and Snyder.
The Informal dance given under
the auspices OF the Woman's Auxil-
larry OF the American legion Post No.
8. Thursday evening. at the white
Pelican hotel was a very enjoyable
affair. One hundred and twenty-three
couples were present and music was
furnished by the Jazzsymphonicl
four. This was the first OF a series
OF dances TO be given during the
winter by the auxiliary, the next two
being set for December II and 20.
These dances are for all e1-service
men and their ladies whether they
are reached by invitations or not. but
outside folks are asked to present
their invitations at the door.
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The Assembly" has invitations out I
for their first dance OF the winter
season to be held December 10 at
the White Pelican hotel. The affair
will be strictly formal and only mem I
bers OF the club will be In attend
ance at the dance.