The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-03-04
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day. March 18th, They propose I,
J, produce Diamonds and Hearts. .
comedy drama in three acts. inter
sp.rsed with Irish songs and steps
They have selected the lyc.um hal
instead of on. of the local theatre,
becaus OF the dancing after the play
The Library club will meet In II,
club room Friday afternoon. March
IL. Mrs. Charles ". t.berlein viii
entertain by a lecture on Oriental
xnEs.
The local Eiks lodge held their an
nuai election Thursday night follow
ed by u musical program and ad.
dresses. The evening closed with q
lunch. There was a large attendance
OF members
The following officers we're elect.
ed:
Burge W. Mason. exalted ruler:
Frank ward. esteemed leading
knight: Glenn lester. esteemed loyal
knight: l.. G. Hosglsnd. esteemed
iecturing knight: u. =. Momyer.
secretary: Lloyd Porter. treasurer;
c. J. Martin. trustee: Oliver spiker.
tyler.
CA Hayden, past exalted ruler.
was chosen delegate TO the Grand
lodge convention this year. and ".
s. Wiley was named a. alternate de.
legate.
Mrs r. G. Campbell was a recent
hostess at . very charming luncheon
given at her beautiful home on Pine
street. The table was beautifully laid
with point lace. the center decoration
being an antique silver csndelabra
with candles that carried out the
dainty color scheme used throughout
the luncheon.
Mrs .Campbells guests were the
Misses Avis Dougherty, Elizabeth
Keys, Florence Pflueger. Grace Far.
rand and Loretta Jennings.
During the afternoon a number OF
the friends Of these popular young
women called az IN tea hour.
Mrs. Blanche Warren Collier was
also the motif for n delightful lunch.
con given at Mrs Campbelrs home
shortly before Mrs. Collier left for
her future home In BLY,.
A combination costume dance and
card party vas given last Tuesday |
evening at Lyceum hall by Band
number Three. The hall was taste
fully decorated and the costumes !
were Of all descriptions and hues. A
prize for the best costume was award
er to Miss Cecilia Mcmahon while |
the prize for the highest score went
to II. Il. Deweese.
During the evening a short musical
program was rendered. A quartet
OF Mrs. Byron N0ud. Mrs.
Crump. Miss Ruby Fenwiek
and Walter Harmon sang several
songs. with piano accompanimsnts by
Miss Marie Davenport.
Mfs. r.. q. Dreher gave O plano
solo. and Walter Hsnnon violin
solo. accompanied by Miss Elizabeth
Rsmsby.
About thirty couples enjoyed the
evening and pronounced It a great
success.
Elaborate plans are being made TOR
. masquerade ball TO be given at the
Elks' temple on March 22. for Elks
and their families.
. 0 Q
Mrs. L. Bradford and Mrs. Joe Al.
,ut will act as hostesses at the resu.
ar meeting OF the Elks' Ladies club
,ext Tuesday afternoon. All members
're requested 10 be present.
A regular meeting Of the Happy
Hour club was held at the home OF
Mrs. &. r. Summers on Tuesday after
loon. Fancy work occupied the af-
ernoon and dainty refreshments
we're served by the hostess. Those
resent were Mesdames. J. J. Keller,
!. A. Houston, Eetzer. r. A. Emmitt,
larry Richardson. George Humph'
ey. W. steinmetz. Jennie Hurn. O.
4. Hector. n. J. Sheets. W. p. John.
ON and Ed Pr0pst.
Mrs. p. J. Gergus was given de-
lghtful surprise party by u number
4 her friends at her home on Mt.