The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-23
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The A. r. N, club met at tho homo
OF Mrs, X. q. Cummings. wodncs-
day afternoon. Needle work and
music afforded the afternoons pleas
ure and a dainty luncheon was serv-
ed by the hostess to her guests.
Guests OF the club present were:
Mesdanscs II. Richardson. q. A.
krause, n. J. Sheets. and Mrs. Thom.
as Hampton. Club members were
Mesdamcs II. Il. wattenburg. J. r.
Goeiier. c, II. Ramsby. c. J. Martin.
George wirts. Mary Mcclure. 3. \.
Martin. n. Moore. r. p. Lawrence.
r. II. Dunbar. J. 8. Brstten. A. Peii.
and Jennie Huru.
Mrs.. Charles Wood Ebcricin was
hostess at a charming tea party at
her homc on Pacific Terrace. Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. Henry Lc.
maire and Mrv. Isabelle watt sister
and mother Of George and Oliver
Watt with whom they have been Wis.
itins for the past fcw weeks as her
honor guest. A very pleasant after
noon was spent In needle work. music
and chatting: AFTER which q delicious
repast was served.
Those presen, were: Mesdamcs
Isabelle Watt, oliver Watt. Hcnry
Lemnine. r. A. Baker. n. III BoEuc.
Leslie Rogers and C.. w. Ebcrlcin.
Mrs. James A. Howard Jr.. enter
tained tho ladies OF Klamath Agency
Saturday evening. honorinE Mn.
Ruth Brown. The afternoon was very
pleasantly spent In playing 500. the
Misses King carrying off the honors
Of the game, A delightful three
course luncheon was served by the
hostess.
Mrs. Brown was the recipient Of
many beautiful and useful gifts In
token Of the esteem In which she II
hold By hor friends At the Agency.
The ladies OF the Methodist
church entertained at the parsonage
Thursday afternoon for the purpose
Of forming q social club for the la
/ dies In the church and their friends.
About 80 wore present ut this first
meeting and a happy afternoon was
spent with needle work. II was ar
ranged that q meeting should be
held sometime next month at the
home OF Mn. c. v. Fisher. to com
plete the organization Of the club.
. . .
800" was the diversion Of the
evening at the party given Monday
by Mrs. Bill Hyde for number Of
her friends. At her homo on sii JEFF
ferson street. Present were: Mr..
and Mrs. Glenn Aiken. Mr.. and Mn.
William winningham. Miss ines VIII
lett and Mr.. and Mrs.. Hyde.
Mn. Pnnk Andrews. . delightful
young maAros Of this city. WIS host
ess to Q number OF friends Thursday
aftsruoou. 300" was the entertain
msnt sajoyed By the guests and .
dainty lsncheoa vas served st the
close Of the aftsrnoon.
Invited guests were: Mesdsmes q.
B. Cosard. James wstkins Jr.. 4. d.
Lamb. and her mother. Glenn Jester.
Vale. Roy Dsrvin. Everett Harden
brook. Mn vsrda cossrd and Miss
Vale. ...
Saturday Mrs. Ben Mitchell was
hostess At . birthday party for Mrs.
Msris Houtsou. Those present were.
Mr.. and Mn. Houston. Mr.. and Mrs.
Everett Hardsnbrook. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Mitchell.
A delightful affair Of the week
was . card party given Tuesday by
the Ladies' of the Elks. at the Tenn
pie. Mrs. Jack Elliott won the high
score prize and Mrs. Andrews was
given tho consultation gift. Mrs.
Roger Deweese. Mrs. W. N. Duncan.
Mn. o. W. Robertson. and Mrs.
Claude Dsggett were on the commit
tee who entertained.
The Elks are giving a Halloween
dance October 20. to which sll Elks
and their ladies'. whether they belong
TO this lodge or not. are invited. The
dance will be held at the Elks Tenn
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