The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-12-10

n. Van Camp. John Totten aud A.
wickstrom. who had the principals
In the affair spirited away to their
daughters home while the hos
tcsscs prepared the house with gw
decorations and loaded the tables
with a wonderful dinner. When the
bride and bridegroom OF fifty years
standing returned they found many
lovely gifts and a large number OF
their friends awaiting them.
Mr. and Mrs. wordeu have Tive
children living. three OF whom were
In attendance at the celebration
Thursday evening. They are MIL
ton worden, Colorado: william
worden, Midland; Mrs. Mary Roc.
shippington. Dave worden, Kiam.
ath Falls and Mrs. Clara Kirkpat.
rick. shippinston. The guests wcrc:
Girls Davidson, Mr.. and Mrs, Helfer
and daughter Ninon, Sam Roe Mr..
and Mrs. Grant Roc and daughter
Ella Mae, Mr.. and Mrs. Leigh and
son Roy, T. W. Perkins and dauEh-
ter Hilda, David Totten. Hubert
Tottcn, Dave wordcn. Mr.. and Mrs.
d. Bernett, Mr.. and Mrs, A. wix-
from and daughter Esther. Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman Bouden and son. Cap.
tain and Mrs, J. r. Van Camp. Mr..
and Mrs. John Totten. Mr.. and Mrs.
James W. Joury. Midland: Audrey
yancy and Clara kirkpatrick. Mu-
sic and q social evening were en-
ioyed and souvenirs presented to
each guest attending.
The dance at Lyceum hall, spon-
sored by the Catholic Young Ladies'
soccity. was well attended by the
young dancing element OF the COM
munity last night, and another sue
cess was added TO the number al
ready gained by the young ladies
this season.
The Library club meeting on FRI
day afternoon was attended BY O.
large group OF ladies who enjoyed |
the extremely fine program pro-
sented by the Music club at tho
social session. After the program
the club held its regular meeting.
Mrs. J. r. Lentz entertained at q
dinner party at her home In Mills
addition on Wednesday honoring
Mr.. Lentz on his birthday and also
Mrs. Charles Coz. The guests were:
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thomas. Mr..
and Mrs. william Sandman. Mr..
and Mrs. Alvin Hammeii. Mrs. N.
A. Hawkins, Miss Enoia Hawkins
and c. b: Johnson.
On Wednesday evening. Deeem-
Der 18th, the will be a musical at
shepherds Music house. at which
Mrs. Don zumwaIt will present
Dorotha Elliott. voice. and Beatrice
piano. and Mr.. Harry Borsl
will present Katherine Walton. vio-
lin. The program follows:
l--Trios for violin. cello and piano
two old favorites-
Barcarolle from Love-Taies
OF Hoffman .-.... .....- Offenbaca
Dream .......--.--.........- Bartlett
"a Sc Florindo 9 feedele ....-
...-............ scarlatti tlss3-l7sD
b o Sleep. Why Dost Thou
Leave me ..----.---..-.....-... Handel
ii Bacio kiss Waltz .ArditiI
Dorotha Elliott
IA Prelude In c sharp minor
Raehmaninoff, 0p. 3. No. 2
b Valse In ID flat -................--.
.-....--.. e. Chopin. Op. 81. No.
Beatrice Walton
s-Adagio from Concerto in d
minor for violin. Richard Strs %
Katherine Walton
"a Ave Maria ............-. Schubert
b Fiddle and ! ....--.......... Goodove
o That We Two we're May
InB --....''.-.-.-----..-.-.-......-.- N0vtn
Violin obliEatos by Mr.. Borel
Cello Obligato by Beatrice Walton
Dorotha Elliott
ia Valse Caprice .-................
..-......... Joseph Hoffman. op. So
"l"a@urha ..---------------.--...-.--.....
........-- Leschetizky. Op. -. No. 2
Beatrice Walton
Ia Air for @ String .......... FrimI
serenahe .--....--..........--.-... Pierne
Katherine Walton
.Chaminade Op.S5 No.2
Beatrice Walton
s--a Morning ............ Obey Speaks
Just Before the Lights Are
Lit ..........-........... Brar scombe
Dorotha Elliott
l0-All Are Sleeping ...... rasmore
Ensemble
This recital is open TO the public;
all who are interested will be well
A.