The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-11-19
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fully decorated with flags, autum
leaves, and robes and sofa pillow
by Miss Vigil, Miss Payne and Mis-
Parker. ,,...tu., t....
: Tho club plans to hold It's socis
evenings the second Friday In eac
: month during the winter, month
and all members OF the congrega
tion over sixteen years OF age an,
under one hundred and ten are cor
daily invited. l n fHe .
MRS. Henrietta Melhase entertain
ed this afternoon with seven table,
OF bridge at her home ut Fifth ant
klamath ave. Delicious refresh.
ments were served by the hostess n,
the close OF the game and prizes
were awarded to the winners of high
and low scores. s,
/. A very enjoyable afternoon was
spent by the Leisure Hour Bridge
Club, Tuesday Of last week, At the
home Of Mrs. H. N. Moe. Four tab
les were in progress throughout the
AFTERNOON: at the close. Of which
delicious refreshments were served. !.
The guests were Mesdames 4. q.
Hall. Fred schallock, Earl Whit.
lock. Fred Baker, Charles Collier,
Il. u. Geary. Kipp Van Ripper, Fred
Dunbar Horace Manning. +. c..
Campbell. X. @. Cummings, Will
am Ganong, Charles Martin. Chas.
Moore. and Leslie TerwiIiiger.
Mrs. Jewel Barlow and Miss
Alice McCourt were hostesses 10
the Music Club on Friday night atl
the home Of Mrs. George Watt, on
Pacific Terrace. The club has got
ten well started on, its winter &C
nvities and an enjoyable evening ,
was passed on Friday by the old
members and those newly bidden
to the organization, : rtffh /
Mrs. Fred Fleet entertained the
Art Needle Work Club at her home
on Wednesday afternoon. The
guests spent the afternoon pleas
antly with fancy work ana con-
versation and dainty refreshments
were served by the hostess. Il
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Beard were
hosts at duck dinner Sunday at
lhsif Aens to the following suests:
Nr. and Mrs. Sam Holden, Mr. and
Mrs. Roy orsm and Miss Minnie
Barnun. -. -.
Miss Joy Evans entertained sthir-
y OF her young friends and class
mates at a delightful party ON FRI
lay evening at her home on 9th
treet. The house was appropriately
decorated In the Thanksgiving COL
RS and games and music were en-
Dyed throughout the evening by
he guests. after which dainty re-
reshments were served.
Last Saturday evening Miss Mild =
cd Lewis was pleasantly surprised c
fhen a number OF her friends gave G
er party In honor OF her 18th 4
irthday A very pleasant evening '
'as spent In playing games. The {
lain feature Of the evening was a a
lffy pull which was especially en- r
'yed. Delicious refresh ments were '
'rved. Those present were Misses 0
ddie Bowen. lone windham. Dor |,
thea Wortley, Mabel Michaelson, Q
ena billiard. Constance Crystal, G
lice Owen Mae Crystal. Thyra :,
ryant. Minnie Michaelson. Ruth "
clap and Mrs. Riley Brusner: I,
alter Tanksley. Albert Moorland. ia
'iimot Sandham. Ralph Turner,
III Perillard. Alvin Kinkads. Lee d
Robert Milan. Leonard q
swis. and Oran Milan. cl
. Iir
desdames J. Il. Enders and c. H. IN
nderwood were hostesses for the "a
In Ladies' at the Elk ClubroomsI G
Tuesday afternoon. Three tables fe
bridge were enjoyed by the OF
tests and the high score was a,
ade by Mrs. J. r. Elliott. =
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Mrs. Margaret Pitts entertained d
a turkey dinner on Thursday eve A
ng. honoring Mr.. and Mrss @. q.
lrker, OF Plscerville., Calf, who :
Q here visiting at the home ,of
J. Parker. The table decorations
ire suggestive Of autumn ana thsl |.
'anksslvlns season. Covers were
a for the guests OF honor. Mr..
d Mrs. r. p. Smith. Mr.. and
70. J. J. Parker. Mrs. Elixabeth||