The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-05-07
Society

Society
A reception was given in the Meth
odist church last evening to the new
members who have been received
during this year. About $50 were
present. A pleasing musical program
was given by various members and
the pastor, Reverend s. J. CLANCY.
delivered an interesting address. At
the close of an enjoyable evening re-
freshments were served.
The Ladies' Auxiliary OF the Pres
byterian church held their regular
meeting Thursday afternoon in the
church parlors. The following off
GERS for the year were elected: Mrs.
r. Il. Wattenburg, president: Mrs.
Marion Hanks. vicapresident; Mrs.
Il. s. Henry, treasurer, and Mrs. T. s.
Abbott, secretary. The hostesses for
the occasion were Mesdames Gerber.
Worden, Slough, Boyd and Abbott,
and Miss Maud Carleton. Recitations
were given by the Misses Grace More
land and Marjorie Gallagher. At the
close OF the afternoon refreshments
were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. T. Halferty are
being congratulated upon the arrival
of baby daughter. Peggy Eleanor.
born to them this morning. at Port
land. Mrs. Halferty will be rememb-
cred as Miss Annie Applegate,
daughter of Captain o. c. Applegate. |
Of this city.
Mrs. II. W. Henderson entertained |
a few friends at her home on JefferN |
son street on Thursday afternoon.
The house was prettily decorated
with carnations. At the close Of an
afternoon OF bridge dainty refresh
ments were served by the hostess.
The guests we're Mesdames Slater,
Stewart, Gregory, whit
man. Dunbar, Carter, Patrick and the
hostess.
Mrs. l.. +. Willets was hostess TO
the bridge club on "Wednesday after
noon OF this week in the sun room
Of the Hall Hotel Annex. Mrs. W. o. I
Smith was winner of the prize for
highest score. After very pleasant
Afternoon refreshments were served
by the hostess. Those present were
Mesdames Shive, Roberts, Wright,
iowen, Hall, Moe. Merryman, Krause
smith. Ward. Moore and the hostess.
On Wednesday evening Miss Betty I
Trey gave dinner party at the :
White Pelican hotel, in honor of Miss Z
Fleta Hall and her mother, who are y
with Mrs. Herbert Newell, IS
s35 Eldorado street Miss Hall has
ust been graduated from University .
4 California. and she and her mother \
ire on their way from California to !
heir home ut Pendleton, Ore. The 3
yuests were: Mrs. Hail. Miss Fleta r
Hall. Mrs. Herbert Newell, Miss En- o
ma Berge. Clara Caikins. Mr.. Her n
vert Newell. Fred Payne, Harold a
Trey and Wesley Frater. Following =
he dinner the guests played cards b
nd enjoyed a delightful evening. $
In honor OF Mrs. Orva Orem Beard n
rho last week completely surprised o
Ier fellow club members by her mar "
iage to Mr.. J. S. Beard OF the Kla-
nath State Bank, the members CT n
'hapter U of the p. Z. o. Sorority v
ssembled Wednesday evening for 81
even O'Clock dinner at the home OF
ir. and Mrs. X. C. Grosbeck, +
n Jefferson street. Sixteen mem Il
ers sat down to the four cable3 "
'hich had been appropriately deco D
ated and did justice TO the appetiz- Il
,g dishes that had been prepared. q
me OF the gayest sessions in which a
ais organization has participated
'as reported and Mrs. Beard was 3
lade TO feel that she had the best L
ishes OF her loyal friends. Mrs. Lena i
dell, a state officer in the sorority, :,
as also an honor guest from Port +
md. Those present were Mesdames al
card, odel. b. C. Thomas, Cum !, u
ings, c. p. Mason, sgd. Evans. Tru- a,
{, II. ID. l.. Stewart, Groesbeck. In
rewbaker, Fisher, Fleet and the u
isses Drew, Beatty and Momyer. o.
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