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

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Social activities this month are
allowing up. out OF Difference to
Christmas. Clubs. for the mos,
part. have suspended their meet
ings until after the holidays to
allow their members to attend to
personal obligations OF the season.
A fsw dances are being planned
and the usual number Of dinners
being given.
The Assembly club, which Is re-
organisins for the winter. will hold
jts ftrst meeting on Monday OF
next week at the White Pelican ho-
tel. The affair Is to be . strictly
formal dance. at which all old
members are cordially invited TO
ue present. The Assembly dance
wore among the most popular social
events Of last year. and members
are looking forward to repeating
their former success.
Mrs. Mary Mcclure entertained
st q ueighborhood gathering on
Thursday afternoon at her home on
South Riverside street. The honor
guest on this occasion was Mrs.
Anna Frisbie. The afternoon was
spent in visiting and sewing. AT
q late hour in the entertainment a
dainty luncheon was served. The
guests we're: Mesdames Frisby. c.
p. Mason. r. J. Sheets. J. +. Goel-
ier A. Carieson. @. Metz. X. G.
Cummings. Don zumwait, Harry
Richardson. L. N. Fitch. G. Van
Ripsr and Harry Gallagher.
Saturday evening Of last week
Mrs. James Eseil entertained the
teachers Of Mills school and q few
friends at her beautiful country
home. The evening was spent play
Ing cards and with music. At q
late hour dainty refreshments were
served by the hostess. Present
were: Mesdames Bryant. McKim-
ems. Misses Bernardine Harmon.
Ruth Dixon. Madse Dixon. Messrs.
Bryant. MeKimens and o'Brien.
Friday Of last week q most en-
joyabie dancing party for the
younger set Of the city was given
by Misses Waive withrow. Joan
Mcdonald and Dorothy McAboy. at
the home OF Miss withrow. The
rooms were simply and artisticaliy
decorated In flowers and greens.
and light refreshments were served
throughout the evening. Present
we're: Misses Ruth DeLaix. Fan
ale stoops. Mammie Harris, Alice
Hansen Emma Fyliing. Letha
Joan Mcdonald. Waive
withrow and Dorothy McAboy;
Clifford Hosue. DeLos
Mills. Lester Payne. Chester shriv-
Or. Charles Groves. Robert GoetI.
Roger Montgomery and Pat Mont
gomcry.
A great deal OF time and work
are being devoted 10 the prepara-
lion Of . musical program for the
coming recital at the Presbyterian
church. on Friday OF next week. as
= dedicatory service for the new
organ. which has the distinction Of
being the first pipe organ to be In
stalled In Klamath county.
The church choir in cooperation
with Miss Dorothy Elliott as one
Don zumwslt. and with Mrs. Charles
of the soioists. accompanied by Mrs.
Wood EberIein acting as orsanist.
assisted By Miss Margaret Worden.
has planned an interesting and
program.
Mrs. J. Fred Goeller was hostess
IN Wednesday for the Art Needle
Work club at her lovely home on
south Riverside avenue. The at
.ernoon was spent In sewing and
and dainty refreshments
vsrs served at the close of the day
y the hostess. II was decided by
he club members that all meetings
would be discontinued until after
he holidays. Mrs. J. II. Carnahan
vill b. the next hostess. Guests
resent besides the members were:
1ssdams Evrstt oeary Harry Goel-
Or, Harry Richardson and r. j.