The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-03-18

In the refreshments and confections
served by the hostess.
The afternoon was devoted to
cards. the prize for the highest score
being awarded to Mrs, ], s. Elliott,
Mrs. Campbelis guests were; Mes.
danes 4. n. Hall. Horace Manning,
II. W. Bridgeford, J. s, Elliott, NJ. 8.
West. Fred A. Baker, Golden Lincoln,
X. q. Cummings, T.. u. Lamb. James
Perry. r. u. Dcweese, and |, II. Hib.
bert
On "Wednesday. March 80. the on.
tertainment committee OF the II, Y
q. u. will entertain Elks and their
ladies' at n masquerade ball. The
affair Is being anticipated as prob.
ably the best dance OF the season
An elaborate party Is being plan
ned by the Ladies' club OF the n, r.
o. y. for next Tuesday afternoon AT
the Elks' temple. An invitation Is ex.
tended TO all Elks' ladies and their
friends,
Progressive bridge will begin at
s;l5 o'clock and ut the close OF the
afternoon, n short musical program
will be given. Among other numbers.
selected chorus from the high
school will sing several songs Miss
Esther Calkins and Miss Margaret
Schubert will also sing,
Mrs. Margaret Pitts entertained
number OF friends last Monday even
Ing at a turkey dinner. A dainty
color scheme OF red and white was
ar,istically carried out. Covers were
laid for Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Parker.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T.. Smith. Mrs. Gold.
en- Lincoln and the hostess.
Mrs. Ed Props,. assisted by Mrs.
+ q. Propst. was hostess OF one of
the most delightful affairs OF the past
week when she entertained members
and several guests Of the Happy Hour
club at her home on East street.
Tuesday afternoon.
st. Patrick's day was the inspira-
tion for the color scheme which was
carried out In the decorations. place |
cards and favors. During the after. /
noon each guest was presented with
a white quilt block on which she must
embroidery q large shamrock and her
initials within q given length OF time. !
Mrs. George Humphrey was success
full in winning the prize for having |
completed her work first.
At the close OF the afternoon dell. !
cious refreshments were served by the ,
hostess to Mesdames $. Porter OF Chi. !
cago. q. T. Porter. r. Motschenbach. I,
er, J. Grimes, NJ. Mills. +. Bremen. r. |
Sanders. y. Otterbein. Walter Don
art, W. Norris. A. T. Salficky. J. ,
Seeds, W. weeden. =. Fry, =. o.
Propst, r. A. Emmitt. II. r Richard.
son. VIM. Steinmetz. Geo. Humphrey.
Jennie Hurn. J. J. Keller. W. p. |
johnson. l.. Ruconich. and X. J.
Sheets.
Two elaborate parties. whose In.
spiration was st. Patrick's Day. were
given Wednesday and Friday OF this
week by Mrs. J. +. Enders a. her
home at si3 Cedar Street.
A profusion OF green serpentines
were caught at the ends with little
favors In keeping with the day. Sham
rocks were used to border the rooms
and form a center for each table. A
clever luncheon. in which the color
scheme OF the holiday was again car.
rled out. was served by the hostess
In the late afternoon. Mrs. Enders
was assisted both days by Mesdames
J, VI. Carter. Byron Hsrdenbrook and
Philip s. Pope. Wednesdays guests
were the Mesdames J. VI. Alnut. Joe
Brett. =. N. Bubb. Percy Burke. l..
T. NJ. Waters. r. l.. Orem.
Roy Durbin, Fred Dunbar. J. s. FL
lott. Jas. Foster. VIM. Ganong. Rex
l.. ". Haines. John Sic
mems Jr.. G. W. lyle. Glenn Jester. T..
d. Lamb. G. C. Lorenz. l.. TerwiiIi.
ger. J. +. Hoskins. and Mrs. NJ. =.
West. The honor prize was won by
Mrs. ]. NJ. Alnut and the consola.
lion by Mrs. ]. s. Elliott.
Fridays guests we're Mesdames,
Dickerniann. II. T.. Hauger. Curt.
Setter, Charles Martin. II. n. Moe,
Charles Moore III. d. l.. Stewart. q.
A. Krayse, C. T. Roberts. Oscar Shive.
y. b. Hall, I. II. Hilbert, II. w.
Brldgeford, z. II. Pike, c. NJ. Rams
BY, Leslie Rogers, Fred Schaliock. J.
]. Parker. Golden Lincoln. A. y.
Whitman, Earl Whitiock, J. Broken
broush, F. Piei. l.. q. Van Bellen
md r. l.. Deweese. The first prize