The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-11-11
Society

The social whirl. which gave
such promise last week. slumpod
again and with the election strict
ly social functions wcrc forgotten,
Clubs postponed their meetings and
dances were called off. II is ex.
pcctoi that next week will find
things normal once moro and social
items will not be at premium,
The Legion dance nj the Scandina.
Wan hall Friday was the only note
worthy event OF the week.
On the eve of Armlstice Day.
Friday night. the American Legion
was host to the city at a dance held
| In the Scandinavian hall. A large
crowd was In attendance. making the
affair success from the first strains
| OF the music furnished by Hous.
/ tons orchestra. FLAGS and other
! patriotic decorations had been placed
about the hail by tho decoration
/ committee earlier in the day and
I lent q tone of festivity TO the room
| Tho dance last night is the first
social function sponsored by the
Legion this season.
The Ladies' Elk club met at We'd.
nesday OF this week. the meeting
having been postponed from Tues
day on account Of that being elcc-
tion day, and there was an unusually
large number of ladies who dropped
In for cards during the afternoon.
The ladies OF the Methodist
church are busy preparing for their
faaey work bazaar, which has been
set for December .. A place has
not yet been chosen for tho safe,
but will be announced later.
Mrs. f. II. Pike was hostess this
week for the 81. Paul's Episcopal
suild Thursday at her home In fel- |
lean City.
The home OF Mr. and Mrs. Lewis ,
Gerber on High street was the
scene OF n charming wedding Mon
day evening at s:3o. when Miss
Margaret Radford became the bride
OF Ralph /. Lyon. Both are rest.
dents OF Lorella and expect to re-
side on a ranch in that district.
A wedding supper was served at
o'clock In the afternoon. ut which
covers were laid for Mr.. and Mrs.
A. NJ. worden. Mrs. John Sargent.
Mrs. Sarah Gowen. Mr.. and Mrs
Gerber and the bride and BRIDE
groom. Guests in the evening were
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Larsen, Mr.. and
Mrs. Judge Short. Mrs. Arthur Rice
and the dinner guests.
Harry Walsh was host Wednes-
day night TO n number OF friends
at the home OF his mother. Mrs.
Ella Walsh, si4 Lincoln street. The
feature OF the evening which de-
lighted the guests was an old
fashioned candy pull. Besides this
games were INDUCED In.
concluded by a supper served at
1900. Following is the guest list:
Mr. and Mrs. o. Rae. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Burdett, Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Huffman, Mrs. A. Cline. Misses
Harriet Sugarman. Josephine Upp;
Messrs II. Patterson. Clyde Walsh.
Angus Walsh, Frank Upp. II. sny-
der, Homer Cummings and the host
About 40 ladies attended the Ii
brary clubs meeting yesterday
when the topic OF the American In
iian was taken up and a number OF
rare relies We're exhibited by Miss
Maud Baldwin, Mrs. II. Il. Momyer,
Mrs. Bert c. Thomas, Mrs. Charles
Wood Eberleln and others. Mrs.
Eberlein had several pieces of odd
Italian jewelry at the meeting. Two
'ings. in particular. Interested those
present, They were crudely shaped
rom pieces Of silver set with tur-
luolse and uncut garnets. At the
lose OF the program tea was served
~ the committee. Mrs Il. G. Groes- {
'eck was in charge OF the program.