The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-09-24

Mrs. Rebecca Evans, mother of
Frank Evans, and Mrs. Mcleod,
wCther of Mrs. Sam Smith, were
guests Of honor at an affair in the
aature Of surprise party given at
she Pitts apartments, Thursday even
Eng: The evening was spent in music
sznd games and the refreshment hour
crowded an opportunity to talk over
sbe plans OF the two ladies for their
departure next Thursday for their
old homes in Kansas to spend the
winter. The invited list included
about twenty OF the more Intimate
friends of Mrs. Evans and Mrs. Nc
q.eod and is as follows: Messrs. and
Mesdames Frank Lucas. Percy Evans,
Fred Garich. j. NJ. Bell, Sam Smith,
Mesdames sgd Evans, Ed Saunders,
Margaret Pitts, ]. M. Evans, Hattie
Hines, Miss Cecilia Mcmahon, little
Miss Estelline Bell, Mr.. Frank Evans
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Mrs. John Linman entertained
Friday afternoon at her home in
,.shippington, honoring Mrs. p. j..
'O'Gara OF Salt Lake City, who is
spending the summer at her summer
home on Upper klamath Lake, and
Miss Margaret Mcguire Of Boston.
The house was decorated in autumn
flowers and during the afternoon
dainty refreshments were served by
the hostess. Those hidden to meet
the guests Of honor were: Mesdames
U, w. Robertson, T. e. Mcdonald, w.
G. Davenport, Charles Mcguire, r. e.
Deweese. Byron Noud. M. Lavenik.
Frank Howard, John Dreher, A., J.
santamau. Guy -Eckwall. Margaret
Armour, H. w. Poole, Julie Barlow,
James Bamberry. p. e. Harmon. NJ.
Tishe, NJ. Motschenbacher, Emil
Dreher. and Miss Marie Davenport.
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The home of Mrs, Rufus Moore
vas the scene Of q delightful gath
ering OF old friends Thursday after
noon when Mrs. J. p. Lee who ex-
pects to spend the winter in the
south was the honor guest. The
house was prettily decorated with
Dshlias and Asters, and the after
noon was pleasantly spent in, con-
vrrsation and needlework after which
dainty refreshments were served.
lThose invited wore; Mesdames l.. l..
TTnrax. Fred Mills. James Mcclure.
r.. =. Cantrall, J. q. Cumu1inss. Geo
Ulrich, =. w. Gowsn and Miss Eliza
beth Mccurdy, irse frs
One Of the, largest social events OF
the, season. was the 500 party given
by the ladies OF the Eastern Star,
Friday afternoon at Masonic Hall.
Large bowls OF Autumn flowers dec
GRATED the hall in pleasing effect. and
delicious punch was served through
sut the afternoon. Miss Dorothy FL
liott and Miss Clara Calkins rendered
several vocal solos in their usual
charming manner which were high
iy appreciated. The highest score was
made by Mrs. Cornish and -consola-
zion prize fell to Mrs. Fred Baker. A
great deal Of credit is due to the mat
ron Mrs. Oscar Peyton and the asso-
ciate matron. Mrs. VIM. Delzell for
the success Of the afternoon. Mes
DANES George Ulrich, Enmitt Magee,
Geo. Burton, C. q. Jay. VIM. Del:ell
md Oscar Peyton presided at the
punch bowls. Those present were:
1nsdames Don Belding. Clark viii
hms, Roy Durbin. Forest Piel, b. NJ.
Asll. Marshall. Geo. Wright, A. j.
Powell, Warren Hunt, Andrew Col
Sor. r. Hill Hunter. Everett Geary.
= r. Mason. Kipp Van Ripper. vict>
Garrett Van Ripper, q. D.
.Amb. T. C. Campbell, simonton. q.
}. Cozad, Herbert Newell, r. y. de-
reese. Mclaughlin. Hardin Carter.
has. Moore. Byron Hardenbrook,
chm Enders, =. b. Hall, Geo. Stew
nson. J. C. Brockenbrough. L. l..
nruax. G. A. Massey, Oscar Shive.
'eo. Merryman. Chas. Roberts. Burgs
lhson. Chas. Collier. Fred Schallock.
!. A. Krause. Sid Evans. p. M. Evans.
: r. Setter. e. H. Pike, II. B. Hib-
ert, Bridgeford. Chas. Martin. X. @.
Carey Ramsby, Spiker. {
L. o. Mills. McKimmons, ,
Ieisner. L. Hoagland, Claude Davis. q
20. Hurn. e. w. Gowan, A. w. Piel. Z
!. =. Willis, VIM. Delzell, jain Nc. q
iall. Steve Sabo. Chas. F. Stone, |
red Baker, Don Zumwalt. w. O. I
mith, H. N. Moe, Geo. Ulrich. EN- \
lit Aasee. Geo. Burton, G. z. Jay. q
scar Peytou. Hall. Lucas. G. ]. I
Isnkard. Steinmetz. Barnhart, Chas. 4