The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-02-26
Society

Mr.. and Mrs. George Fry were
hosts at dinner party Sunday night
given for Miss Clara Calkins. Miss
Mylcr Calkins, Mr.. N. q. Wheeler.
and Mr.. Fred Colson. Following the
dinner, cards were enjoyed.
A most enjoyable party, at which
cards, music, and refreshments fea-
tured. was given by Ernest McCol-
lum. OF 407 Ninth street. to "a Of his
friends Friday evening. Mr.. Nc
Collum'B guests were tho Misses
Mary Jenkins. Eva Jenkins, Ina Jen-
klns. Esther Calkins, Myler Caik-
ings. Vale Lindsay. Gretta Madison,
Pearl Reame. Lillian Jones, Bonnie
Lucas. Lucille Sherman, Mildred
Thrasher. Gladys McCollum, Bertha
McColium, and Perry Wilson, Paul
Hilton, Albert Bradley. Jay Summers,
Dcios Mills. clifford Hogue, Homer
Garich, Roger Montgomery. and Jer-
ono Henry.
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Washington's birthday. and little
Freda sugarman's birthday. too. was
observed at the homo of Mr.. and
Mrs. X. Sugarman, OF Lincoln street,
Tuesday afternoon. about Is guests
being included In tho party. This was
little Freda's second birthday. The
Misses Faye and Harriet Susarmau
assisted the hosts, and the birthday
cake, a replendent creation, was made
by Mrs. Margaret Pitts. who also
made the cake that graced Freda's
birthday party year ago. saxaphone
and piano music, by Miss Mildred
Lenz and tho Misses Faye and Har-
riet Sugarman, was the principal
pleasure OF tho afternoon. but pleas
ant developments came so frequent
ly that even the music, at times, be-
came temporarily eclipsed. Tho
guests were Miss Mildred Lenz. Mrs.
Margaret Pitts. Mrs. Allnut and
daughter. Josephine. Mr.. and Mrs.
o. NJ. Hector. Mrs. William Whit
lock and little grandson. Miss Flor
encc Hector. Miss Claire Hector. Mr..
and Mrs. II. wachsler and daught-
or. Betty. Robert Curran. l.. wechs-
Ter. Paul T. 0'Dowd and Dick Cur
ran.
Miss Mary Jenkins entertained at
dinner Sunday evening for Miss
Mildred Thrasher. Miss Marie oben-
chain, Perry Wilson. Ernest McCol-
ium. and Paul Hilton. Music supple
mented the very enjoyable dinner.
Mrs. Ben Mitchell entertained at
an afternoon tea Thursday after
noon. ut her homo on Wall street.
Those in the party were Mrs. Ber-
ME Ferris. Mrs. Pete Propst. Miss
Norma Propst. Mrs. Walter Mann,
Miss Viola Santamaw. Mrs. Charles
Hogue. Mrs. Fred Bamber. and Mrs.
Merle Houston.
Mrs. A. +. Bustemante was the
central figure in a birthday party
given at her homo on Washington's
birthday. Six guests in addition to
the Bustemante family revealed In
an evening Of pleasure. in which
cards and refreshments were fea-
tured.
Buckner's Tennessean Minstrels
delighted a large audience in the
Eiks hall Monday evening. old plan
tation songs. and many other lively
airs comprising the major part Of the
program. These minstrels are fav-
ored with splendid voices. and In
clude excellent musicians, and this
entertainment takes It's place with
tho many superlatively meritorious
events which have taken place In
Eiks' hall.
Members OF the p. u. o. club. with
their husbands. Unexpectedly drop
ped In upon Miss Ida Momyer at her
home on Juniper street Thursday
night. and enjoyed 800" party.
Five tables were played. and refresh
ments were served, Like most
hastily arranged and informal par
ties. this one was replete with en-
joyment.
Friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. Mel Mill
or rendered them a delightful sur
prise party Thursday evening In
honor of their 25th wedding ami
versary. After the Reverend G. r.
Trimble had reunited Mr.. and Mrs.
Miller In the holy bonds Of matri-
mony for the remaining years Of
their life's journey. L, A. Will sang
"siiver Threads Among the Cold"