The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-22

pleted. An interesting feature OF
the meeting was the signing OF a
petition requesting the representa-
tive in the state legislature from
this district to support the adoption
of bonus plan Of s25 per month
or a loan of $4,000 for homes> or
farms, as endorsed by klamath Post
No. s of the American Legion. This
petition is at present at the office
of the Western Transfer company,
where ALI members of the w. r. G.
are requested to call and sign either
Saturday, January 90, or Monday,
January "a. For the purpose Of
circulating these petitions and get
ting them into the public places, the
Women's Auxiliary Of the American
Legion met yesterday in the I. o. o.
F. hall. The women who have in
terested themselves in this move
ment hope to see the boys who en-
tered the service receive this bonus
of $25 per month for each month
they were in the servcie.
Another of the many delightful
affairs given at THE Naples" re-
Gently was that held on Tuesday.
when Mrs. Rufus s. Moore and Miss
Elizabeth McCurdy entertained in
honor Of Mrs. John Fountain. The
afternoon was given over to needle
work and conversation, after which
dainty refreshments we're served.
Those present besides the guest OF
honor and hostesses were: Mes
danes Fred r. Goddard, l.. NJ. Fitch,
r. H. Dunbar, Garrett Van Ripper.
Thomas Hampton, Mary Mcclure
Miss Restora French.
Mrs. Garrett Van Riper and Mrs.
c. p. Mason were joint hostesses
early in the week at a neighborhood
party at the home Of Mrs. Van Ripper
on South Riverside street. During
the afternoon, which was spent in
needlework, refreshments were
served, and the guests present were:
Mesdames II. j. Sheets, Mary Nc
Clure, A. Carlson, F. r. Hamblet.
Paul Bogardus, c. r. DeLap. l.. NJ.
Fitch. and the five little neighbors
who came to enjoy the afternoon
with the grown-ups were Betty Gal
lagher. Vivian Sheets, Wilmuth De-
Lap. Bobby Hamblet and Bobby
Mason.
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The Leisure Hour club was enter
tanned by Mrs. H. N. Moe at her
home on Washington street Wednes-
day afternoon. ..'
Mr.. and Mrs. George Edwards en-
tertained a small party Of friends at
cards at their home on Fifth street |
Wednesday evening. Refreshments
we're served at the close Of the /
game, and those present were: Mr.. |
and Mrs. Louis Hoagland and Mr.. |
and Mrs. Wilbur Arnold.
Friday evening of last week in |
the parlors OF the Presbyterian |
church, the girls Sunday school
class entertained the boys class.
There were 26 boys and girls pres
ent, and games were played and a !,
delightful evening spent. One of
the games" not programmed was
The disappearance OF the delicious
that the young ladies
had prepared. These were pur-
oined by some young hopefuls who,
doubly enjoyed them by
reason Of the pleasure derived from
sating stolen sweets. The loss. how
aver, was quickly replaced by some
If the gallant young men Of the
party, who went to a local restau-
ant and purchased some excellent
'ubstitutes.
Miss Emma Berger of Portland has
come to spend two months as the
louse guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
D. Newell.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Arnold en-
.ertained at two tables OF 500 Fri
lay evening. the guests being Mr..
md Mrs. Louis Hoagland,. Mrs.
George Edwards, Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
er Meadows and John Schubert
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Mrs. C. p. Mason entertained the
?. E. o. society Tuesday evening.
On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. s.
}. Martin entertained the Art
club, Of which she is a
member, at her home at 541 High
treet, inviting at this time, as guest