The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-03-05
Society

evening.
Tho Ladies' Auxiliary OF the Amer
lean Legion entertained the Legion
members after the meeting Tues
day evening at a pork and beans
supper.
Tho Womans Relief Corps will
meet in the west hall OF tho Odd
Fellows block Monday afternoon at
2:30. Following the business meet
ing a social hour will be enjoyed.
The Assembly club will hold It's
regular dance In tho Scandinavian
hall Monday night. Formerly these
dances were held monthly. but they
have been productive OF 10 much
pleasure on each occasion that II
has been decided to hold them evsry
three weeks.
The Womanls Auxiliary OF j&ie
American Legion will give c,fd
party In the White Pelican hotel on
the evening OF March 3Oth. Each
member OF the Auxiliary has taken
upon herself the pleasant task Of
inviting four people. enough for one
table each. and a very good time is
In store.
Miss Mildred Lewis entertained |
the young people OF the First Bap-
tist church at her home on South
Riverside street last night. Tho
house was filled with youngsters,
and there was no cessation to tho
general good time until the hour OF
departure.
yhe Bridge club will meet with Mrs.
Oscar Shive at her home on Ninth |
street next Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. u. Smith enter
tanned at a delightful dinner ut their
home In the white apartment FRI
day, the occasion being the birthday
OF Mrs. Smith and Mrs. J. J. Parker.
The house was prcttily decorated In
pink carnations. The guests were |
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Parker. Mrs. !
Golden Lincoln and Mrs. Margaret
Pitts.
The Loyal Berean class was de- !
iightfuily entertained at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. McCollum on
Ninth street last night. the occasion
being n farewell to Forrest Hugh
ston. a popular member OF the class
who Is leaving soon for Pomona.
California.
Those present besides the hosts and
the honor guest were: Mrs. Ever
EFT McCollum. Mrs. c. 4. Solomon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Holden, the Miss
es Gladys McCollum. Theima Glib
son. Maude andRuth Miller. Lotta
and Jessie Caldwell. lone Solomon.
Josephine McCollum. Helen Wirtz.
Alice Carson. Geneva Young, Bon
ME Lucas and Lucille Sherman, and
Messrs Forrest Miller. Valerie Glib
son, Frank McClain. Edgar McCof-
Ium, Paul Keller. Bill Strowbridge,
Earl Carson. Claude Williams. John
Carter, John Robinson, Glen Sevits,
and ]. Davis.
For several years the neighbors
on Conger avenue have held little
parties for each other. but
me custom was discontinued when
Mrs. Wilbur Jones moved to Ewau-
ha Heights. Last Tuesday Mrs.
Jones was surprised when her
friends again remembered that
March LIST was her birthday, and
came with their needlework and re-
to spend the afternoon.
Those who made up this pleasant
little party were Mrs. A. l.. Leavitt,
Mrs. ID. v, Kuykendall, Mrs. Carl
Adams. Mrs. George Ulrich and Miss
Rose Reed. Mrs. c. c. Low and
Mrs. McLain. who always took part
In these parties, unfortunately. were
unable to be present.
A st. Patrick's Day dance at Fort
klamath is being planned upon an
scale. with many interest
Ng innovations.
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The Art Needlework club met at
the home of Mrs. Carey Ramsby, 52l
Fifth street, Wednesday afternoon.
The guests of the club were Mrs.
Willard Smith and Mrs. A. II. Ten
Brook OF Chiloquin.
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Last Friday the Past Worthy |