The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-12-18
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American legion. one OF the most nc.
tive woman's organizations In the
city. is planning numerous social
functions this winter. announce
ments OF which are being made from
time to time. Two have already been
given, 4 dance December 2 and one
on December IL, both OF which were
attended by ex-service men and tneis
friends. These dances have proved
so popular and have filled the de-
mand for wholesome recreation for
the younger dancing set, that many
more will be given, one in the very
near future.
The auxiliary plans to include the
older members OF the eI-serviee
mems families In their good times
also. Since the fathers are the only
members In the families Of the ser.
vice men who cannot belong TO elth-
er the legion or auxiliary Il seems
only fair that they should come In
for their share OF entertainment and
with this in mind 4 special Invitation
Is being issued 10 these fathers, as
well as to er-serviee men. wives.
mothers. sweethearts and sisters to
attend a social evening Tuesday. !, De-
|cem>er.a in ths. west room oA the
Odd FS,iows buiIdins.
The legion and auxiliary will do all
In their power TO make this Gathers
night q most pleasant and enjoyable
affair.
n A Christmas party Is being plan
ned by the members OF the Odd Eel
lows and Rebekahs lodges for their
children and the children OF visiting |
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs In KIa-
math Falls. The affair will be an |
event Of Thursday evening December
20. from 1880 TO $3.50 In the west
hall OF the Odd Fellows temple. The ]
in charge OF the affair IL
made up OF Mrs. X. z. Wattenburg.
Mrs. Fred Goeller. and Mrs. Fred Co
fer and they are devoting a vast
amount OF time TO the preparation Of
This entertainment that the children
may be assured OF the happiest sort
,f a Christmas party.
.
Mr.. and Mrs! biollo c. Groesbeck
we're hosts the first OF the week at a
big turkey dinner at their chaming
home on Ninth street. to Mr. and
Mrs. Burr Westbrook. Mr.. and Mrs.
r. Momyer. Miss Ida Momyer and
Hiss Francis Beatty. Il
The WOmRn's Missionary society
4 the Presbyterian church met yes
erday afternoon in the parlors OF )the
hurch with Mrs l.. l.. Truax as
ostess for the afternoon. The rdIl u
all was Utah and the study hour wax 0
evoted to Syria and Persia. After the "
usiness had been taken care OF y
iocolate and cake were served. d
The ladies OF the B. p. o. T.. have u
their little social meet 81
gs until the first Tuesday in Janu- n
y on account OF the busy Christmas
ason.
. Oh
Mrs. Jennie Hurn was hostess for IN
g Art Needlework club Wednesday WI
ternoon at her home on Pine street. w
pleasant afternoon was passed by Id
e ladies and dainty refreshments wi
IRE served by the hostess. The III
ests OF the clu bare: Mrs. George ia
,mphrey. Sam Summers, X. A. En- pc
1t and Mrs. w. r. Mcmillan. an
80 MI
Delightful and interesting was the Dl'
Iristmas program given yesterday je,
,ernoon by the pupils OF the Cen
II school with the able assistance
their teachers. Due TO the fact that fri
assembly room In the Central no
Hiding has been Condemned the pro- lar
am took a progressive form and pa,
soon as the progr- N IN the first l..
'de was finished p,ople moved on for
the next room n rotation. A d. sen
'e Santa Claus W 70 was in evil F.
ice throughout 'Ae afternoon; and tor
hitch was experienced from the and
IT to the finish. Many clever rec the