The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-12
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The Annual Flower show is claim.
Ing the attention and time oi society
this week. Many OF the city's mos,
prominent social leaders ar. named
on the committees with Mrs. ". y.
Moe acting as general chairman. New
rules and regulations have been made
to cover this second annual flower
show and the classification has been
shortened to considerable "xtcL.
and should. according TO Mrs. Harry
Poole. publicity manager, simplify
matters when the judges come To
make their decisions. Remembering
the brilliant display OF last season.
all flower lovers will bc In attend
ancc at the show Wednesday. when
II opens in the Mclhase building With
riot Of homegrown blooms,
Motor trips into III. country con-
tlnue 10 ocupy socicty's time to the
exclusion OF more formal town at
fairs. However. the calendar this
week holds record Of several lunch.
cons. a birthday dinner and several
club meetings.
George Thrashcf's birthday was
the inspiration for dinner given In
his honor by members Of his family
sunday evening. Present were: Mrs.
Thrashcr. Miss Mildred Thrashcr,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Thrashcr ani
children. Mr.. and Mrs. James Hilton
and sou, Paul.
Interesting out OF town guests Wis
itIng here this week are Miss Muricl
Arnold. niece of ] !. Miller, aud
her friend. Miss Marjorie Barr, both
OF Berkeley. They are house guests
q, the home OF Mrs. &. ". Ramsbr
Friday night Mr. Miller took the two
girls to- Crater Lake. Other men,
bcrs of the outing party were: Mr..
and Mrs. Ramsby aud daughter Eliz.
abe,h. Miss Alice Miller. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Houston and daughter. After
a visit OF two or three days ~ the
lake. SIR. Miller will return to klam'
ath Falls with his daughter. and Miss
Arnold and Miss Barr and the rest OF
the party will 80 ON To Diamond lake
FOR two weeks fishing and camp
Ing trip.
Tho Auction Bridge club was de-
llghtfuily entertained Tuesday nj the
home ci Mrs. l.. ,. Willis. The after
nooa was passed at the bridge tables
and late In the afternoon a dainty
luncheon was served.
Saturday night of last week Mr..
and Mrs. Leslie Rogers were hosts
at their lofcly home on Pacific Ter
race at an Informal dancing party,
honofing John N. Moore. who was
spending his vacation here from Los
Angeles. The evening OF dancing In
terspersed by songs and musical NUM- I
bers. was delightfully."- entertaining. /
A light supper was served at the |
close OF the festivities 10 the l2l
couples who shared Mr. and Mrs.
Rogers hospitality.
Mrs. G.. Arthur Haliwell was hos
tess at charming luncheon yester- !
day noon at her home on Cres scent
avenue. given In honor OF the Misses |
Vivian and Dortha Martin. who are |
Monday for Berkeley. Cali |
fornia. where they will continue their I
studies at the university. The beau
tifuily appointed table was center
ed by pink and orchid asters. "A color ,
scheme which was carried through !
out the decorations. Covers were laid ,
fof Sioo'o WYNN anu bpItHu sai-
tin. Marie RambO. Mesdames Rex
Mcmillan. Roderlck Smith and Mark
Hanna.
Another interesting affair given
for Misses Vivian and Doriha Mar
tin was the theatre party and sup
per Friday night. sponsored by Mrs.
Roderick Smith, assisted by Mrs.
Robert Sloan, After the theatre
Mrs. Smith took her guests by
car to her home ON Delta ave-
nue. for supper. Mrs, Sloan receiv-
ed the guests at the house, which was
beautifully decorated with "A pro-
fusion OF fall flowers and greens.
Covers were laid for the following at
a table tastefully decorated with mas
turtiums; Misses Vivian and Dortha
Martin Maria Ramho Mad a N, an