The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-03-11

twenty members.
On Wednesday afternoon tho sup
esintendcnt and teachers of the pri
mary department OF the Christian
Bibie school entertained ;hc mother
q thu children nt tho home ot Mrs
q. L. Dockley. A short program wa.
snioyed by those present Mrs. fiarr!
OoNlier rendered a vocal solo. road
ins BY Mrs Floyd Allen ana pspct
% why Children Should A'ten'
Hunday School" by Mrs s. r. Wood
srd. Refreshments wero served TO th'
following guests: Meedames c. {
Whitmore. Floyd Allen. F. J. Porter
J. d. voilmcr. II. Eaton, j. Hale. ].
recker. n. W, Young. +. Owens, NJ
L. Miller. II. I. McKim. y. Richie
r. Anderson. J. johnson, Bristoe. II
soslier. A. Lambert. Rice. =. II. Dan
sss. and q. u. woodard.
Little Miss Yvonne Sotscr's seventh
birthday was the occasion for de-
iiDAtfui birthday party sivcn BY her
Uesher lest Thursday afternoon. An
uastsr sffcct was used as q decors'
i've Neheme and was tastefuliy car
Stsd ;out IN yellow and white. The
afSernoon was given over 10 Rumss
ed ssfrcahmenu were served at 9
laie hour. Miss setser's suesss we're
the Misses Ruth vanniee. Msrssrss
nasestt. June Setter. Ruth XcNsaily
Marie. Owens. Ruth Setter. Ora Lea
vaunics. Pearl Jean Wilson. and Ben.
sie Wilson. Wilbur James. Jr.. Robert
vAaAice. Hardie Setter and Garnss
Cal estser.
Last Saturday evening James Man.
Mag. Hsnry Gerber. Herbert lands
aad Harold wortiey entertained Q
number Of their friends OF the young
q sst a a dancing party at Lyceum
hall. The decorations we're cleverly
arranged. the 81. Patrick suggestions
bsins carried out.
Dancing Furnished entertainment
untii about ii;3o when dainty re-
frsshmsnts were served. Invited
guests we're the MisAoAr Helen Cald.
veil. Margaret Hsrgus. Ruth Wilson.
Wanda Brown. Dorothy Deiaeli. Mar.
lam worticy. Dorothy Woriley, Gresa
Madison. Margaret Johnston. Eliza.
beth Manning. Frances Mcl-ans.
Kathryn uirich. Grace Elliott. inss
Wniits. Lena Miller. Le;ha Miller.
Vivian Elicit. Ruth Newton. Nellie
Elliott. and pendeii Howard. Bqford
RarGus. Leslie Peyton. Frank Peyton,
Chester Shrivcr. Charles Chastain.
Charles Grove. George Dow. Albert
Moorland. wiimot Sandman. Bcb II.
Holt. John Kuykendaii. ROLAND Can.
traii. Robert Hackiand and the four
hosts.
Tho party was chaperoned by the
mothers OF the boys and Mise Flor
saes Pflcuser
q O
Tho presentation Of the Prince OF
LiAps" under the directiontAf John
Houston for the benefit Of the X. A.
A. A. on Thursday and Friday even.
inss OF this week At the Star iheatsr
vss . wonderful success In every
vay. Tho play. n clever comedy In
three acts. portrayed the difficulties
that might easily arise from a slight
lewiston from the truth where Q
young married man and his exaeting
molhsr-in-law are concerned. -.
The cast. made up OF entirely local
talent could not have been improved
upoa. each one being adapted TO the
role which they portrayed. John
Houston as the "prince CT liars" Was
supported by Mildred Thrasher as his
wife, Mildred Hoagland AZ hIs moth.
sr.in-law. Walter Marshall. his ne'sr.
do-wsii brother-in-law. verda Pope
Q chorus girl. the occasion for the
lie that led to others. Teddie Durbin
40 Q younE American heiress. Andy
McGse a. an impetuous artist. Ken.
meth Perry as Dobson the butler. and
Meta Chsstsin as Barbara. the maid,
A full honse greeted both perfor'
msnces and many were turned swsy
the second night.
The p. Z. o, Society met last Tues
dsy evening with Miss Vera Houston
at her home on Washington street.
Election Of officers and initiation
took up most Of the evening. at the
close Of which refreshments ware
served by the hostess 10. Mesdames.
X. a, Cummings. c. p. Mason. r. q.
Grossbeck. c. v. Fisher. Fred Fleet.
Q. b. Evans. J.5Y. Brewbaker. Harry
Gosiisr. J. r. Beard. l.. l.. Truax. and
4. N. Collier. -
The Assembly club will hold one
OF their series OF dancing parties
next Monday evening, March l3. at