The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-12-11
Society

The II. Il. q, SistcrhOod met with
Mrs. orva Earnest Tuesday evening
and several new members were In
vited into the order. After the
business meeting and initiation Mrs.
Earnest gave a very interesting pa
per on the Glacier National Park.
New members are; Mesdames II. d.
Lloyd Stewart. X. a.. Cummings, G.
p. Mason and Miss Waive Drew.
Others present were; Mesdames Sid
Evans. Fred Fleet, Arthur Wilson,
r. c. Groesbeck. G. v. Fisher. J.
v. Brewbaker, Andrew Collier, the
Misses Frances Beatty, Vera Hous-
ton and Florence Porter
December Fourteenth Is the date
that all ex-service smen are asked
20 keep in mind. as II Is the time
OF the next dance to be given for
them by the woman's Auxiliary Of
the American Legion. at the White
Pelican hotel. All ex-service men
are invited TO attend these dances
regardless OF whether they have
been reached by invitations or not.
Mrs. Guy Manning was hostess.
Wednesday, TO q number of friends
st her home on Lincoln street.
Bridge was the pastime Of the aft
ernoon: the highest score going to
Mrs. Henrietta Meihase. Al the
close OF the game q dainty luncheon
was served by the hostess to her
friends, who were: Mesdames silas
0benchsin. Louis Bradford. r. =.
wattenburs. Kipp Van Ripper.
o'Neili. n n. Moe. II. Maihase and
Miss Maud Baldwin.
The woman's Auxiliary club met
Tuesday evening and elected their
officers for the coming year. Off,
GERS elected were: Mrs. Paul Bo-
ssrius. president: Mrs. II. d. Stew
Art. vice-president; Mrs. Garrett
Van Riper. secretary: Mrs. Kipp
Van Ripper. treasurer. The club re-
ports that they are planning 4 very
pleasant evening for December 81.
Mrs. John r. Enders and Mrs. Har-
din Carter were charming hostesses
at the formers lovely home. Satur-
day. to a number OF friends. The
evening was devoted to 800" and a
luncheon supper was served by the
hostesses. Present were: MesdamesI
Leland Haines. J. II. Carnahan. Les
lie Terwilliser. Byron HArdenbrook.
Glenn Jester. r. Z. weweese. Golden
Lincoln. Charles Martin. Charles
Moore. James Watkins. II. d. L.
Stewart. r. d. Lamb. L. q. Van Bell
en-. James Bishop Foster, b. Isl. Joe
Brett. Floyd Meadows, Roy Durbin.
Miss Charlotte Bordeaux and Miss
verda Cozard.
Elaborate are the preparations be-
ing made by the Ladies OF the Eiks.
for their Leap year dance to be given
on the night Of December 20. The
affair will be one OF the larger ones
of the season given by the ladies for
members. OF the b. p. o. Z.
The St. Pauis Episcopal Guild met
yesterday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. s. Z. Martin. Plans for Christ
mas charity work were laid and 9TH
er business gotten out OF the way.
AT 8 o'clock the company were usher
cd into the dining room where de-
lightful luncheon was served. About
20 members were present.
The annual Frosh reception was a
feature in the realm OF Klamath
Falls young social whirl. Friday night
at the high school building. The en-
tertalnment was in form Of a west
ern night" to which the whole stu :
dent body and faculty were invited:
the only stipulation being that every
one wore his or her oldest clothes and
came prepared for a rousing time.
Late in the evening the hosts serv- &
ed their student body guests with
luncheon.