The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-25


thc Lee Apartments at a dinner which
consisted OF dishes distinctly Spanish
end Of q variety that are rarely ever
found outside the mother country
tho guests were treated to this sur.
yriss at Z O'Clock and following the
Ainner, the evening was spent In mus
10. The guest list included, Mr.. and
Nh. II. J. Murray, Mrs. Ray. Dennis,
Mrs. w. T. Lee. Charles DeGroote,
Frank Freytag and the host and hos
te8.
A large dancing party will be given
Tuesday night by the Elks at the
Temple at the corner Of Third and
Main streets. Hos,esses for the oc-
oasiou will be: Mesdames Hardin
Carter. Jack Slater. II. ". Hender-
ssa. Byron Hardenbrook, Fred Dun
bar. John Enden and b. w. Gregory.
Ouring the recent visit In Portland
- Beatrice and Katherine Walton,
daughters OF Mr.. and Mrs. George
Walton OF Merrill. they enjoyed the
privilege Of playing before J. s. Bate
Aan. q noted musical critic. Mr..
Bateman offered both OF the young
ladies constructive criticism and as
slred them that they possessed unus-
ual musical talent. which should be
developed.
At a charming Wedding service
wednesday evening Miss Margaret
AEusta upp became the bride OF
OAaries Leroy Saunders. Of Long
Beach. California. Miss upp is the
laughter Of NJ and MIS-. Frank upp
sf this city and has always made her
home here. The wedding was a quiet
affair at the brides home, the service
being read by the Reverend s. J.
Chaney. Catherine Upp. sister OF the
bride. acted as brides maid and Will
liam Melhase as best man. The young
couple will make their home in Long
Beach, where Mr.. Saunders is In
business.
Mrs. z. s. Phillips was hostess
Sunday at q double birthday dinner
for her daughter-in-law. Mrs. Herb
ert Phillips and for Miss Leda Har-
vey. Guests on this happy occasion
were: Miss Cattu1so. Mrs. Herbert
Phillips Jr., Jean Phillips. Lee Park
or. Mr.. and Mrs Z. S. Phillips.
Mrs. r. w. Gowen entertained the
Bridge Club. Wednesday afternoon,
at the home Of Mrs. l.. Gerber.
Niss Leda Harvey and Lee Parker
will be married at nine O'Clock TO-
night In the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Nate Otterbein. Miss Harvey is a
niece Of Mrs. Otterbein. The wedding
will be q quiet one and only near
friends and relatives have been In
vited. Mics Grace Hoagland and Stan
ley Haijeck viii attend the bride and
bridegroom. Mrs. otterbein will
serve dainty supper after the cere-
nony. which 10 to be performed by
Rev. J. II. Dixon OF the Emmanuel
Baptist church.
Mrs. l.. Hediund entertained Wed
nesday afternoon with a lawn party
in honor OF her little daughter
Lucilie's 3rd birthday. The little
guests present were: Ardis Leech.
Junior Richter. Carl Youngloye. Will
bar, Dorothy and Dennis Hood.
The st. Paul's Episcopal Guild
drove to Merrill Thursday afternoon
and were entertained by Mrs. II. II.
Anderson at her home there.
Mrs. II. ID. Mortenson entertained
at q farewell bridge party for Mrs. /
Esteiie Carrier, on Friday afternoon
At her homo In Pelican City The
house was decorated in delphineun
and pale pink gladioius. The guests
made up I tables OF bridge and at
o'clock others came In for tea. Those
who played cards were: Mesdames e,
b. Hall, w. o. Smith. s. Il. Martin, II.
N. Moe, Fred Schallock. Gowen. A.
M. Worden, G. A. Krause. Mary
Moore. T. c. Campbell. Coomen OF
San Francisco. Misses Mary Pflueger,
Marie Mcmillan and Bates, and Ken
uedy. of San Francisco.
Those Who came in for tea were:
Aesdames Hamilton. l.. Bridgef0rd.
Williams. Pike, Stephenson. Hilbert.
and Harrison.