Farewell Parties
Given This Week
Three Women Are Guests at Many Affairs This
Week Previous to Their Departure
Tim pout week hna been buay ono for Mn. Wlllnrd Con
slons, Mrs. Don 11. Drury and Mm. C. L. Hiibhlo. All three
are leuvlng with tholr. fumllloa In early August and lummcr
prirtli'i were given thin luat week for (ill of them.
A no-huatos affair win tflven for the thrco In the Pelican
party room on Mnndny, July the nineteenth, when they were
guests at buffet luncheon and bridge party. Guosta were
aorved at half pant one o'clock and the rent of the afternoon
win spent in enrda and conversation.
The three guests of honor were presented with corangos
of roaebuda and were also given addremi booki ns guest prize.
In the imall hall Just out-
Ide the party room wai a
largo arrangement of dolphin
hum and gold dny lilies In a
brum opium bowl, , On the
tubloa were, bowla of paatel
colored gnrdon flowera.
In bridge, Mra. Carl Stain
aclfcr won high prize.
Thoao who complimented
the women woro Mra. John
A. Kennedy, Mra. Bert
Kchullz, Mra. Curl Huson,
Mra. Curlton W. Hornlbrook,
Mra. U. P. Coatcllo, Mra. E.
M. Raymond, Mra. Cuy Har
mon, Mra. Loren Palmerton,
Mrs. William A. Spongier,
Mra. Churlea W. Kemptor,
Mrs. A. P. Heup, Mra. H. R.
Coulam, Mra. Horry Wayne,
Mr. D. P. Costcllo, Mra. r.
D. II n ma cher, Mra.. J. B.
niahop, Mra. Allen While and
Mra. A. N. Boola.
Mra. Coulam Gives
Party for Women
Mra. II. It. Coulam waa host
csa at her home on Tuesday,
July the twentieth, for Mra.
C. L- Hubble, Mra. Wlllard
Constans and Mra. Don R.
Drury. Guests were Invited to
the Coulam home on Melrose
street for a luncheon and they
later enjoyed corda and aew
ing.
In carda. Mra. Chorlea W.
K e m p t e r waa given f Irat
prize. Mrs. Coulam also pre
sented the guests of honor
.with guest prizes
Honoring the guests were
Mrs. A. P. Heup. Mrs. Carl
Stelnaelfer, Mra. Harry
Wayne. Mra. E. D. Hamacher,
Mra. William A. Spangler,
Mra. Bruce Gilbert. Mrs.
Charles W. Kempter. Mrs. E.
M. Raymond. Mrs. B. P- Cos
tello, Mrs. Guy Harmon. Mrs,
J. B. Bishop, Mrs. Loren
Pnlmerton. Mrs. T. H. Reeves,
and the hostess, Mrs. Coulam.
Mrs. Costallo and
Mrs. Reeves Entertain
On Thuradoy afternoon
Mrs. B. P. Coatello and Mra.
C. H- Reeves entertained at
the home of Mrs. Reeves In
the Roosevelt apartment for
Mrs. Wlllard Constant, Mrs.
C. L. Hubble and Mrs. Don
R. Drury. ..
Guesta enjoyed a one
o'clock luncheon and later
ployed carda or visited. In
cards high score went to Mrs.
Carl Huson. Guest prizes
went to Mrs. Constans, Mrs.
Drury and Mrs. Hubble-
The table was decorated
with a centerpiece of blue del
phinium and tall white tapers.
Guests who honored the
three matrons were Mrs. Har
ry Woync, Mrs. Charles W,
Kemptor, Mrs. H. R. Coulam,
Mrs. W- A. Spangler, Mrs.
Guy Harmon, Mrs. E. D. Ha
macher, Mrs. Loren Palmer
ton, Mrs. Carl Hunon, Mrs,
Jack Bishop, Mrs. Peter Al
bcruon, Mrs. Wesley McNee,
Mrs- John C. Johnston, Mrs.
O. V. Gibson and the host
esses. MRS. VAN VACTOR
COMPLIMENTED AT
PICNIC SUPPER
Mrs: Dayton E. Van Vector,
who Is spending part of the
summer here with her young
son, Robert, was compliment
ed Tuesday evening when
members of Chapter AU of
PEO Sisterhood, entertained
at the home of Mrs. F. E.
Drnkc on Hillside avenue.
Picnic supper was served
out-of-doors and an Informal
evening was enjoyed by the
nineteen members present.
Mrs. Van Vactor, who plans to
return In early fall to Golden
dnlr, Washington, Is the guest
of friends' whllo In the city.
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SOJOURNERS
PLAN PICNIC
FOR FAMILIES
Tha pot luck picnic for
members of Sojourners, hus
bands, and guests, Is to be
held al Moore park on Wed
nesday, July tho twenty
eighth, shirting at half past
six o'clock. EhcIi mcmbor is
asked to bring silver and table
service and if not contacted
for food, they should tele
phone Mrs. Matt Flnnigan at
3412 for reservations.
Mrs- Flnnlgnn heads the
commltloe, and Is being as
sisted by Mrs. H. R. Coulam,
Mrs. S. D. Earhart, Mrs. Greer,
Glascoc, Mrs. Guy Harmon,
Mrs, Charles Kemptor, Mrs.
Elmer Kindcrdick, and Mrs
H. O. Lohr.
Processing
To Be Taught
Members of Garden
Club to Learn Food
Preservation '
Members of tho Klamath
Falls Garden club are Inter
ested In a meeting scheduled
for two o'clock next Monday
afternoon, July- twenly-slxth,
In the small library club
rooms.
At this time there will be
a demonstration of canning,
drying and freezing with Mrs.
Ernest D. Lamb in charge as
sisted by Mrs. Horace E. Gctz,
Mrs. Will Wood and Mrs. A
G. Proctor.
The dryer, to be used dur
ing tho demonstration, I
louned to Garden club mem
bers through the courtesy of
Klamath Union high school.
All types of preserving will
be given actual demonstra
tion including the preparation
of fruits and vegetables for
tho freezing unit.
. MRS. HAMILTON
HONORED ON
BIRTHDAY
An event of last Saturday
evening, July the seventeenth,
was a birthday dinner given
for Mrs, Fred Hamilton at the
home of Mr and Mrs. Harold
Hilton on Lakeahore drive.
Mrs, Hamilton received many
lovcly'blrlhdny gifts from her
friends-
Thone who complimented
her were Mr. and Mrs. Doug
las Tennant of Dorris, Mrs.
Mnble Garry, Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Hilton and Johnny, and
Mr. Fred Hamilton.
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JOHNSTONS HOSTS
AT OUT-OF-DOOR
PARTY WEDNESDAY.
Mr. and Mrs. John John
ston were hosts on Wednes
day evening of this week for
a supper party given for Mr.
and Mrs. Don R. Drury.
Guests enjoyed their meal
In tho back yard of the John
ston home on Pacific Terrace
and cooked their supper on
the grill.
Those who enjoyed the out-of-doors
party were Mr. and
Mrs. Don R. Drury and Karen
and Don, Mr. and Mrs. Percy
Murray, Mr. and Mrs. Gene
Hooker, Mr. and Mrs. Vorn
Owens, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Moore, Mr. and Mrs.. Johnston
and their children, Gerald,
Shirley and Donald.
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' TO LEAVE'
Mrs. Wlllard Constans will leave with her family
in early August to live in Los Angeles. The Con
tana family has been active in civic affairs here.
Kathleen Livingston
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Miss Dale Motley
Weds Lt. Miner
Popular Local Girl Marries in Church Ceremony
On Sunday; Reception Later
In an Impressive and beautiful ceremony read In the First
Presbyterian church on last Sunday, July the eighteenth, Miss
Dale Motley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Grovcr C. Motley, be
came tho bride of Lieutenant Charles Miner.
Tho ceremony was solemnized at three o'clock and the
Reverend A. Theodore Smith officiated.
The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, was
lovely in an ivory satin gown with sweetheart neckline deco
rated by smull seed pearls. Her veil of illusion net was caught
with a coronet of small seed pearls, and she carried a bou
quet of gardenias and lilies of the valley.
The twin sister of tho bride.
Miss Gnlo Motley, was the
moid of honor and Mr. Robert
Miner, a brother of the groom
was the best man. Brides
maids were Miss Lucy Kim
ball and Miss Peggy Keating.
The young ringbcaror was
Dale Ring. Ushers were
George Cornell Jr., and An
drew Soul6.
The moid of honor was
dressed in a gown with a pink
lace bodice and a skirt of white
marquisette with pink ruffles.
The two bridesmaids wore
matching dresses of white with
veils of white net caught at
the crown of the head with
pink carnations. All three at
tendants carried old-fashioned
bouquets of flowers.
A reception was Inter held
in tho banquet room of the
Wiilard hotel for wedding
guests. Assisting about tha
room were the bridesmaids,
tho maid of honor. Miss Laura
Kimball and Miss Betty Lea
Dntlcy.
The wedding cake was cut
by the bride and groom and
later served by Miss Gale Mot
ley. On Sunday evening the
young couple left for Pocatol
lo, Idaho, where Lieutenant
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TO MEXICO
Mrs. Don R. Drury and two children Karen and Don are
leaving with Mr. Drury for Mexico where they will make
their home. Many parties were given this week for Mrs.
Drury and other Klamath people who are making their
homes In other cities.
Kathleen Livingston
Miner is stationed for the
present.
Miss Motley attended the
University of Oregon for one
year and with her twin was a
popular member of the college
group here.
Lieutenant Miner attended
Oregon State college for two
years before entering the serv
ice. He has been stationed in
England but returned to the
United States this last winter.
FRIENDS HONOR
MRS. M'GORAN
. AT PARTY
Mrs. Stanley Pieser and
Mrs. W. G. Ely entertained
at the home of Mrs. Ely on .
Nevada street on Thursday
evening, July the twenty
second, In honor of Mrs.
Ernie McGoran who Is leav
ing with her two children,
Anita Mary and Ernest
Charles for a visit with her
parents in Vancouver, British
Columbia.
She will then go to Sacra
mento to join her husband
who is employed there and
they will make their home in
that city.
Mrs. McGoran was the re
cipient of many gifts at a
handkerchief shower at this
time and games were later
played.
Refreshments were served
by the hostesses to Mrs. H. A.
McDonald, Mrs. John Ken
nedy. Mrs. R. A. LaLonde,
Mrs.TC. M. Peterson, Mrs. C.
A. Williamson, Mrs Angelo
Doveri, Mrs. Francis Man
ning, Mrs. Otto Smith, Mrs.
Don Drullner, Mrs. Gomer
Caseman, Ida Mochattaz and
the guest of honor, Mrs. Mc
i Goran,
: SYRS GUESTS r
. AT FRED JONES ' .
HOME here:1 '.);
Miss-. Vivian Nelson and
Clifford Syr, who have been
spending the summer at Wyn
toon, California, as the guests
of William Randolph Hearst,
were married in Dunsmutr on
July the nineteenth and are
spending their honeymoon as
the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Jones of the Roosevelt
apartments.
Mr., and Mrs. Syr after
their honeymoon will return
to the east coast where Mr.
Syr is in business.
On Tuesday, a wedding din
ner was celebrated at the
Jones' home with guests be
ing Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Mc
' Ateo and Mr, and Mrs- Ole
Egland. . .
Garden clubs throughout
the state are urged to con
tact members and see that as ,
much food as possible is con
served for winter use. : The
Klamath Falls group has re
sponded excellently, many of
the members producing their
own foods for canning.
Mrs. Johnson
Is Honored
Anderson Home Scene
Of Party Given on
Tuesday Evening '
' 'Mrs. W. L. Johnson was
guest of i honor at a shower
given for her Tuesday even
ing, July the twentieth, at
eight o'clock. Mrs- Henry Fag
rell and Mrs. Oscar Anderson
were hostesses for the affair,
which was held at the Ander
son home on 1619 Eldorado
street.
Vases shaped like baby car
riages and filled with sweet
peas and other summer flow
ers were placed about the
rooms.
Many lovely gifts were op
ened by the honor guest, af
ter which, delicious refresh
ments were served by the
hostesses.
Invited to the affair were
Mrs. John Berglund, Mrs. Ar
thur Llnd, Mrs. Carl Carlson,
Mrs. Fred Lekberg, Mrs. Axel
Johnson, Mrs- Stewart Patty,
Mrs. Victor OrUng, Mrs. Ver
gil Nelson, Mrs. Swan Erlck
son, Mrs. Ralph Janson, Mrs.
Pete Hedberg, Mrs. Eugene
Werner, Mrs. Ina Isaacson,
Mrs Swan Olson, Mrs. Ar
thus Oberg, Miss Nell Lind
, berg and Miss Brita Strid.
MRS. BEN BUCK
SURPRISED ON .
BIRTHDAY.
Mrs. Ben Buck was honor
guest at a surprise birthday
party Thursday evening, July
the twenty-second, when a
group of friends called at her
home on 2012 Main street
Mrs. . Buck received many
lovely gifts. Light refresh
ments were enjoyed at a late
hour. i
Surprising the honor' guest
were Mrs. Gomer Caseman,
Mrs. Orval Provost, Mrs. Earl
Wilson, Mrs. George Sprague,
Mrs. C. E. Peterson, Mrs. Fred
Jenkins and Mrs. Fred Stein
erson. TWO DAUGHTERS
.OBSERVE BIRTHDAY, i
' CELEBRATION -
"Mrs. T. V. Walker of 1330
Worden street entertained for
her two small daughters on
Friday, July the twenty-third,
honoring the occasion of their
birthdays. LaRee Walker was
. five years' old on July the
twenty-second and LaRae was
seven on July the twenty
fourth. ,
- A host of small friends
were invited in from two
until five to enjoy games and
refreshments on the lawn of '
the Walker home. ;
MSS M'MAHAN
IS BRIDE OF. V
THIS WEEK
Miss Margaret MeMahan,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Bert MeMahan of the Mid
land road, became the bride
on Monday, July the nine
teenth, of Mr. Alfred Z.
Woody, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Ory Woody of the Lakevlew.
highway, at a ceremony read
in the Lady of the Snows
Catholic church in Reno, Ne
vada. The wedding took place at
half past three o'clock.'
The bride . wore a - dark
blue sheer dress with a cor
sage of red rosebuds and wore
a navy blue hat for the cere
Miss Ohles
Weds in June
Klamath Girl Is Wed
To Walter Sohrakoff
In Ceremony
Miss Nona May Ohles and
Mr. Walter W. Sohrakoff were
married on June the sixteenth
at the parsonage of the First
Baptist church in Klamath
Falls. The ceremony was read
at five o'clock and the Rev
erend C. C. Brown officiated. '
Best man for the ceremony
was Mr. Mike Sohrakoff and
Evelina Sohrakoff was the
maid of honor.
The bride was dressed in a
beige colored suit with blue
accessories and a corsage of
pink rosebuds and gardenias.
A reception was held later
at the homo of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Ohles, the bride's par
ents, near Weyerhaeuser.
Mr. Sohrakoff, who is with
the navy as a machinists mate
2c has been in the service
for three years. He is now
going to school at Bremer
ton, Washington and Mrs.
Sohrakoff is staying with her
parents.
Mrs. Sohrakoff
Guest of Honor
KENO Mrs. Walter Sohra
koff was guest of honor at a
miscellaneous shower given
by Mrs. M. W. Sohrakoff at
her home on Wednesday after
noon, July the fourteenth,
when she was the recipient
of many lovely gifts.
After an afternoon of visit
ing and presenting their gifts
to Mrs. Sohrakoff, refresh
ments, were served to Mrs.
Don Parks, Mrs. O. Haevelin,
Mrs. Charles Ohles, Mrs. Phil
lips, Mrs. K. E. Puckett, Mrs.
Merle Anderson, Mrs.' C. H.
McKeen, Mrs. George Daw,
Mrs. Melvin Gallaspy, Helen
House, and Marjorie Huskin
son. '
Mrs. Sohrakoff, the former
Nena May Ohles, has lived
in Keno for a few .- months -before..
GIRLS CELEBRATE ','
BIRTHDAYS AT
MOORE PARK PARTY,
Marsha Mills and Ann
Eleanor Prock celebrated their
birthdays at a joint birthday
party on Monday, July the
nineteenth. Marsha, who was
six years old, is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Delos Mills
and Ann Eleanor, just three,
is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Prock.
The party was held at
Moore park with the young
sters enjoying games and re- .
freshments there.
Youngsters who helped to
celebrate the anniversary
were Rosemary and Carol Wil
Iiams, Sara and Angus Stew
art, Glen and Guy Munsell,
Jerry Igl, Darlene Gully,
Helen Bertram, Emily Ann
Carter, -Jack Prock,- Lyle
Mills, and Mrs. William Kuy
. kendall and daughter . Ailsa
Luur. .
Mrs. Harvey D. Parks of this
city has been honored - this
past week with many parties.
The Parks family is leaving
for. Grants Pass soon where
they will make their home.
Mrs. Annette Hall of 150S
Fulton street is now conval
escing at her mother's home in
Medford after a long illness.
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.WED SUNDAY, '. y
Lieutenant and Mrs. Charles Miner were married
in a ceremony at the Presbyterian church last
Sunday. Mrs. Miner is the former Dale Motley,
Kennell-EUis
Eois Phillips ' .
Leave for Fasf
Klamath Girl to Study Drama in Theatre Colon
' At Priscilla Beach, Cape Cod
Lois Phillips, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Victor Phillips,
will leave her home here on Wednesday for Plymouth, Massa
chusetts to attend the summer training base of the National
Association of Dramatics, Incorporated. Miss Phillips has been
appointed a member of this year's theatre colony at Prlscllia '
Beach on Cape Cod.
The training consists of actor-ln-trainlng studies under
professional actors and directors, stage make-up, acting tech
nique, fencing, dancing, voice and diction, among other things.
f"TY
TO EAST
Lois Phillips is leaving this
coming Wednesday for the
east where she will take
training for drama work.
Donna Smith
Complimented
Former Klamath Girl
Visitor Here; Affair
Given for Her
Donna Jean Smith of Astor
' la, Oregon, was a guest of hon
or at a waffle supper given by
Barbara Osborn at her home
on Lawrence street on Thurs
day evening, July the twenty-
second. Donna Jean has lived
in Klamath Falls and has at
tended school here.
. She Is visiting this week at
the E. W. Swartz home on
. Lawrence street.
Those enjoying the seven
o'clock supper on the terrace
of the Osborn home were Let
ty Linman, Helen Howry, Jean
Underwood, Carmen Stock
still, Bonnie Hauger. Nancy
Bennet, Donna Jean Smith and
Barbara Osborn.
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. SALLY. SEARCY :
HONORED AT
: BIRTHDAY PARTY,
An event for the very
young set was held on July
the thirteenth at the home of
Mrs. L. R. Stringfellow for
her little granddaughter, Sal
ly Searcy, who was celebrat
ing her ninth birthday.
The afternoon was spent in
, playing games on the lawn of
! Mrs. Stringfellow's home at
. 2228 Garden street.
Refreshments of tee cream
and cake served during the
afternoon were enjoyed by
: Beverly Miller, Anitta Pence,
Nancy Elliott, Darlene Woods,
Betty Jean Haynes, Margie
and Judy Powell, Judy Pi
cird, Raymond and Dale
Searcy, George Powell and
. the honor guest.
Every week a different
play Is produced and as many
as three plays are in rehears
al at one time. This year these
productions will be given; at
various army camps stationed
In Massachusetts, at the play
house In the theatre colony,
the U S O. shows, and the pro
fessional theatre in Plymouth
which is a branch of the school
Itself. Talent scouts and visit
ing professional people are
daily visitors to the colony.' '
Miss Phillips (s a graduate
of KUHS with the class of
1940 and was active In drama
there under the direction of
Mrs. B. B. Blomquist. She is
now a senior at Willamette
university in Salem, major
ing in drama. She served this
past year as president of Theta -Alpha
Phi, national drama
honorary, member of the lit
tle theatre, Willamette Radio
Guild, and the Willamette
players, beside serving as vice
president of the junior class.
She took the lead in sever
al dramatic productions, " In
cluding "The Philadelphia
Story" and "Arsenic and Old
Lace".
one was awarded the pre
sent scholarship through her
dramatic coach, Mrs- Margar
et B. Ringnalda, formerly of
TT r T A 1 iirm ... t
auu nuumeue uni
versity. Mrs. Ringnalda has ,
..uS, uiaiijr aiars, mciuaing
f-auieiie uoadard.
MRS. JONES
RETURNS FROM
TRIP. SOUTH A V
Mrs. Wilbur Jones of 203
High ' street has returned
from a short trip which took
her to Antioch, California, to
see her grandson, Larry Me-'-
haffey Jr., who is a corporal,
in the marine corps. He is
home on a thirty-day fur-
. lough from the South Paciilo
and came directly from New
.Zealand where he has been :
for a short time. He has been
in the marines for almost two
years. -Mrs.
Jones went south with
her son. .Don Newhurv. And
family of Medford. The Don
Newburys were hosts at a
family dinner at the Clare
mont hotel in Berkeley, Call
. fornia, on Monday evening
honoring Corporal Mehaffey.
The Carl Newburys of Wal
nut Creek also entertained at
family gatherings and the
Wilbur Jones Jr. family of
Pittsburgh, California . were
among those present at all
celebrations. '
: BRITTS GIVEN
FAREWELL PARTY
BY FRIENDS
Mrs. Frank Killian enter
tained at an open house at her
' home on 724 Mitchell street
on Tuesday evening, July the
twentieth, in honor of Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Britt, who are
leaving to make their home in
Missouri.
About fifty-three of their
friends were present to bid
them farewell. Mrs. Walter
' Pomeroy and Mrs. John Pat
terson presided at the tea
table and Mr. and Mrs. Britt
were presented with a beauti
ful blanket by members of the
. First Baptist church, the East
Side Mission, and the Worn
en's Missionary society. They
also received many other gifts.
For the past five years, Mrs.
Britt has been the superinten
dent of the East Side Mission
and she will be greatly missed.
ROSE HAZZARD ;
at I a. T-l ir 1 ThT
t-IVtlN It-ltAIKC
PARTY SATURDAY .
Mrs- E. O. Foster of 629
Jefferson street entertamea
her little granddaughter.
Rose Hazzard, with a theatre
party on Saturday,, July the
seventeenth.
Rose was here with her
mother, Mrs. J. Hazzard, from.
Glendale and left on Monday
for their home.
Those who were invited
were Bernie Alexander,, Jack
Alexander, Sally Sucut, Sue
Ramsby, Alice Kay Johnson,
Sharon Adams, Sandra
Adams, Carol Leithhead, Kar
la Leithhead, Bonja Nelson,
Larry England.
Mrs. J. C. Edsall is visiting
here this week from Oroville,
California, with her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Arlet Edsall of Canby street.
Mrs. Edsall formerly resided
. in Klamath Falls, ' and has
many old friends here.