The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-31
S o c lie ty

'b' gf'dteT part OI tHe bOclety eFeHth
for this week.
The annual "Weiner Roast" OF the
Grace Methodist church was an af-
fair which engrossed the attention
OF many Of the young people last
night. however.
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One Of the pre,tiest OF the farewell
parties, given here for some time,
was In honor Of Mrs. Eiizabetb
Houston HsiDes at the home OF Mrs.
Waive Jacobs Enders Wednesday
afternoon. The affair &gas given
to Offer an opportunity for lifelong
friends OF Mrs. Haines TO bid her
goodbye. as she leaves Saturday for
Yakima TO Join Mr.. Haines. who n
connected with the Earl Fruit com.
panies branch factory, In Washing.
ton.
Those present we're: Mrs. Roy
Orem. Mrs. Leslie Terwilliger. Mrs.
Harden Carter, Mrs. Charles Moore,
Mrs. J. H. Carnahan. Mrs. l.. Jacobs
Mrs. Enders and Miss vefda Cozsd,
Miss Bo1due and Miss Vera Houston.
The sewing society of the Sacred
Heart church met Thursday ut the
home OF Mrs. Charles Balm at her
home on Sargent avenue. The day
was devoted 20 work for the bazsar
which viii be given In the autumn.
Dainty refreshmrnts were served by
the hostess.
Those present were Mesdames
Adams. Bogue. callaghan. Cornish,
John Drehr. Emil Drehr. EckwalI
LavenIck. Linman. Mitchell, Mots-
chcnbacher, Noud. santaman. Tighe,
Carr. Won Kraelinger and Calhoun.
About seventy members Of the Ep-
worth league and their friends gath
cred al the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George Walton. on Conger avenue,
Thursday evening for the annual
'"Welner Roast" which was in
charge OF Miss Katherine Upp this
year.
After an inspection of the place
an enjoyable hour was spent playing
rames under the big trees, directed
by Miss Vera Wood and Miss rpp.
When all were ready for rest from
the games the Jolly company gather
ed around a mammoth FIRE on the
river bank and toasted their hot
dogs" and drank wonderful coffee
made b. Mr.. Linfesty.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. W. Englebright,
Of New York City, who were the
house guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie
Rogers for the past two weeks. en-
tertained with dinner at the White
Pelican hotel. Wednesday evening.
Mrs. X G. Cummings was hostess
Wednes day TO number of friends
at a party honoring her mother, Mrs.
Lavinia Waters, and her sister, Miss
Julia Matters. who are visiting here
from vandalia, Missouri. The after
noon was spent in needle work and
late In the afternoon tastey refresh
ments were served.
Those present were; Mesdames
]. p. Lee, c. p. Mason, A. Carlson
Mary Mcclure. E. o.Beckett. J. +.
IGoeller. X. J. Sheets. r. Z. Watten'
burg, II. Richardson. II. II. Gallagh-
er and Garrett Van Ripper
A charming AFFAIR OF Thusday was
that the A. ", W. Club. which was
entertained by Mrs. Charles Moore
aad Mrs Lou b. Rogers, AT the home
OF Mrs. Moore on the west side OF the
river. Besides the club members
there were several out OF town a
well as town guests, The house was
a bower OF wonderful pink roses and
greens.
Guests invited were Mesdames
Clarice f. Worden, of Oakland; L.
Sargeant and George Waulp, of To
peka, Kansas: Harry II. Gallagher
OF Willows, California; Frank NJ
Anderson, OF Oakland, California;
Lavinia Waters and Miss Julia Wa
ters. OF Vandalia, Missouri. A. NJ
Worden, Evan Reams, c. 5, Moore
l.. G. Van Bellen, Leslie Rogers and
]. II. Carnahan. Club members are:
g. NJ. Ramsby, George Chastain, H.
q. Cummings. r, s. Philips, Jennie
Hurn, f, II. Goeller, ]. E. Bratton,
r. II. Dunbar, Ellen Piel, Rufus
Moore. s. Z. Martin and II, f, Wat
tenburg.
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