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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 7, 1943)
SOCIETY By Nadins Palmerton ML, Lawn Supper Enjoyed Monday Women's Service Clubs Gather in Attractive Setting at Brumbaugh Home Nearly fifty Business and Professional Women and Sorop tlminta enjoyed a lawn supper at the attractive country home of Mn. Sheldon Brumbaugh near Olene on Monday evening. Thl wax the annual summer gathering of BPW members and Snroptlmlata were Invited to participate In the occasion thin year a a wind-up to the actlvo July war bond campaign, led jointly by the two women'i acrvice cluba. Supper wai aerved about aeven o'clock at Individual tablet on the lawn, beneath tall pines, and wai followed by a short aklt by Norma Miller. For the remainder of the evening;, Isabelle Brixncr, president of the Oregon Fed eration of Business and Pro fessional Women, outlined ac tivities of the national BPW board which met at Loke George, New York, In July. Mrs. Brlxner guvo interesting sketches of some of the out standing members present and of legislation already accom plished and in tho process of accomplishment, benefitting . women of this country. The supper was arranged and served by lluttlo Evans and her committee, Jennie Crandall, Grace Klntgcn, Jean Porter, Ruth O. Bulh lany and Bernieca Mead, as sisted by Catherine Brum baugh. Enjoying the evening were Rose Poole, president of So roptlmist club, IsubcUo Brlx ner, state BPW president, Wlnnlfred Glllcn, president of BPW, Coral Sobo, Jennie Crandall, Jean Porter, Ellen Upp, Violctta Moore, Maria Obcnchaln. Alice Lamm, Lillian Mills, Elenora Weathcrford, Norma Miller, Wllllo Mae Uhlig, Lydla Frlcke Howard, Blanche Lundy, Doris Peyton, Ilattlo Evans, Grace Klntgcn, Gertrude Tolle, Jean Young, Alfreds Stclnmctz. Gwendolyn Wright, Jose phlno Penrod, Ruth Eycrly, Rita Whiscnant, Idn Odcll, Kuthcrlno Walton, Gertrude Mooro, Alice Howard, Jennie Southwell, Gwendolyn Lorcnz Miller, Emma Carter. Ruth Buthinny, Bernlcce Mead, Suzunno Hamilton, Del plila Hoyt, Lena Robbins, Mildred Washburn, Lola Rob inson, Frances Lee McMullcn, Marjorle Brissondcn, Delia Sturk, Cialro Ellis, Joy Rolph, Cathcrino Brumbaugh and lit tle Alex Brumbaugh, MRS. SAVAGE ENTERTAINS CAMP STAFF Mrs. Dent Savage, who was director this year for the Girl Scout camp at Camp Esther Applcgate, Lake o' tho Woods for two weeks, entertained at dinner at Sari's on Wednes day evening for the members of tho camp staff. Attending were Mrs. Dar roll Stolberg, Mrs. Barbara Llornllen, Mrs. Lctha Murphy, Dorothy Uhllg, Charlotte Wales and tho hostess. Mm. Orvlllo Hull of Earls atroct left Friday for Seattla where she will enjoy a short visit with relatives and upon her rot urn homo will bo ac companied by hor daughter, Doloros, who has been tho guest of her aunt In tho northern city. Mr. and Mrs. Don Norlln and son Curt, who are spend ing tho summer at Penny Springs, arc with Mrs. Rolla C. Goold of Conger avenue for a few days. Three Women Entertain Mrs. M'Daniels Honor Guest at Party Mon day Evening A stork shower for Mrs. Lynn McDanlcls was an event of Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Walter Jcndrze Jcwski when Mrs. Jcndrze Jewskl, Mrs. Don English and Mrs. Lloyd Froom entertained. Games were played and re freshments served later in the evening. The table was cen tered with an arrangement of sweet peas and the flowers were also displayed about tho room. Guests were Mrs. Lyle Dur rell, Mrs. Norman Moty, Mrs. Ladd Hoyt. Mrs. David Shirk, Mrs. Don Vannlce, Mrs. Don Ncwsome, Mrs. Myron Shan non, Mrs. Don Drulincr, Mrs. Wyatt Padgett, Mrs. James Cronin, Mrs. Kathcrine Keep, Mrs. Clara Jester, Mrs. Es ther Noel, Mrs. Dclphlne Ly man, Mrs. James Drazil, Miss Mildred Crawford, Miss Bon nie Drulincr, Miss Betty Dru lincr, Miss Mary Mahoncy, Miss Gcraldlnc Manning, Miss Dorothy O'SulIivan, Miss Dorothy Buchanan, Miss Julia Dcncault and Miss Violet Chlnn. THOMPSON TWINS CELEBRATE FIFTH ANNIVERSARY : Danny and Sharon Thomp son were fivo years old on Wednesday, August tho fourth, and to eclcbrato, their mother, Mrs. Roland Thompson, Invit ed a group of friends in to their homo on Shasta Way. A birthday cake and lea cream were enjoyed by the guests who were Mrs. Leonard Gibson and twin daughters, Lucille and Cccile, Mrs. Don Holloway and John, Mrs. Guy Merrill and Jimmy, Mrs. Har lan Parkhurst and her grand children, Carol and David Michelj. Past Nobis Grands Have Lawn Meat Tho meeting of the Past Noblo Grand club of the Re bckahs was held on Tuesday, August tho third, on the lawn at tho home of Mrs. Fred Cofer, 1017 High street, with thirteen . attending. A no- . hostess picnic lunch was en joyed and the afternoon was spent in chatting and hand work. Tho next meeting, Sep tember tho seventh, will be hold in the IOOF hall. Miss Lorraine Dolan of the Spring Lake district, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ward Dolan, and her aunt, Mrs. Lylo Hickman of Midland have been spending several days in San Francisco. 0 DAR Arranges Displays Items of Historical In terest To Be Made Feature of Week The historical displays that are to be made a feature of the Oregon Trail Centennial celebration, during the week beginning August the thir teenth, and ending August the twentieth, are being arranged for Klamath county, by Eula lona chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution. . Mrs. Harry Gocller, regent of tho chapter, requests all members who can assist in ar ranging these articles for exhi bition, and in other ways to futhcr the success of the pro ject, to phone her at 4664, or call at her home at 123 Pine street. Many quaint and lovely ar ticles have been offered for this display and Mrs. Gocller hopes many more will be made available from the great amount of historical material owned by residents of Klam ath county. MARY LANDRY HOSTESS AT SUPPER PARTY Honoring Virginia Turnbow ' of Medford who has been vis iting here for. a few weeks with her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Victor O'Neill of Portland street, Mary Landry was hostess at a supper party at her homo at 331 Pacific Terrace on Saturday evening, July the thirty-first. Honoring Miss Turnbowi were Ann Gray, Dorothy Rlggs, Forn Pennington, Anna Mao Peterson, June O'Brien, Mnrgio Pnlmerton, Barbara Schultz, Lctty Llnman, Max ine Liskey, Jean Underwood, Nancy- Bonnet, Nadine Pal merton and tho hostess, Mary Landry. r-v ..; Klamdttt QalL Klamath Falls women belonging to the Business and Professional Women's club and the Soroptimist m club this past week enjoyed a lawn supper at the country home of Mrs. Sheldon Brumbaugh. Upper g left, enjoying the meal are Marie Obenchain, Lil- js lian Hillis, Violette Moore and Alice Lamm. Upper ffi right ore leaders in the organizations. They are Coral Sabo, Winnifred Cillen, president of the BPW; j Isabel Brixner, state president of the BPW, and pj Rose Poole, president of low, the entire group is Brumbaugh home. Sh ower Given for Miss Jane LaLonde Bride-Elect Is Complimented at Bridal Affair Held at Peterson Home Mrs. K. M. Peterson of'Lakevlew street entertained at her home on Friday evening,' honoring Miss Jane LaLonde. Miss LaLonde, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. LaLonde, of this city, is a recent graduate of the St. Joseph school of nursing in Tacoma, Washington. She will become the bride of Lieutenant Leonard P. Mlchaudof of Chanute Field in Rantoul, Illinois, on Wednes day morning, August the eleventh, at the Sacred Heart academy in this city. Those honoring Miss LaLonde and presenting her with many beautiful gifts were Mrs. Carl Grubb, Mrs. Joe Smith, Mrs. Ray Barnes, Mrs. Chris Huck, Mrs. Louis Howe, Mrs. Charles Stanley, Mrs. Will Bishop, Mrs. Dick Miller, Sr., Mrs. Stanley Pieser, Mrs. Guy Belant, Mrs. Phil Brick, Mrs. Louise Vaughn, Mrs. George Peterson, Mrs. John Paul, Mrs. Leitha Foster, Mrs. Stephen Sabo, Jr., Mrs. R. A. LaLonde, Miss Kathleen Vaughn, Miss Mary1 Bishop, Miss June Sel strom and Miss Helen Peter son, .'. '' Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Hamilton of 1192 Crescent avenue, left Friday for Seat tle where they will spend a week with Mrs. Hamilton's father. I m lULDandnS August 7, 1943 ' ' V rr ijv t,h vf, Sis a" J f i xm n Worn QUU the Soroptimist club. Be- ffl shown in the yard of the g 1 Kennell-EUis photos. MISS GRAY IS HOSTESS AT DINNER PARTY Miss Ann Gray was hostess to a group of friends at her home on Eldorado street on Wednesday evening when 'she , invited them for a supper party. Miss Gray is leaving with her parents, vMr. and Mrs. Alfred Gray, early next week to make her home in Pomona, California. Guests were Miss Darle Helfrich, Miss Mary Landry, Miss Mary Ellen Wright, Miss Margie Palmerton, Miss Letty Llnman, Miss Bonnie Hauger and Miss Nadine Palmerton. w - Mrs Mills Gives Tea Mrs. Harold Clark of Michigan Is Honored At Summer Affair Mrs. Lyle O. Mills enter tained at a delightful infor mal tea on Thursday after noon, August, the fifth, at her country home in the Pine Grove district, honoring Mrs. Harold Clark of Saginaw, Michigan, who is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. J. J. Parker, of this city. Mrs. Clark accompanied Mrs. Parker to Oregon when the latter returned from a two-months visit with rela tives in the east about July the tenth. She will return-to Michigan the middle of Aug ust. Guests Invited to meet Mrs. . Clark included Mrs. Harold M. Brown, Mrs. Charles Jos eph Martin, Mrs. E. M. Bubb and Mrs. Maude Hosley. This is Mrs. Clark's first visit to Oregon. INFORMAL TEA GIVEN THURSDAY BY MRS. BLACK Mrs. G. Logan Black was hostess to a few friends on Thursday afternoon at an in formal tea at her home on Grant street. Tea was served Canadian style and several hours of visiting were enjoy ed. Mrs. Black plans to leave the latter part, of August to rejturn to her daughter's home at Princeton, British Colum bia, Canada, where she spent all of last winter. .. Mrs. C. H. Manlove, sister of Mrs. G. C. Blohm, has ' been spending several days at the Blohm home on Pacific Terrace, en route to' her home in Spokane, Washing- ... ton . after . visiting with her son at Santa Ana, California. Affairs Given for ... . i Thompson Captain Home From Army Duty In North Caro lina; Parties Are Events of Week . Home from the army for a brief stay Is Captain Robert Thompson of Asheville, North Carolina. Captain Thomjson is with the weather department of the army, and is here visiting with his wife and small daughter Sue at their home on S31 . Pacific, Terrace. . Several informal parties have been given for Captain and Mrs., Thompson during the past week and they, in turn, have entertained a few of their many friends. ' On Mondav evening. Cantaln anrl Mrs. TtmmnaA mtM. . Emi lee. Carter Has Birthday J-ifth Anniversary Ob served With Party for , Little Girl ' . ; Little Emllee Ann Carter celebrated her fifth birthday on July the thirteenth with a party at her home on 521 HiUside street. She Is the young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. Z. Carter. . Guests were Invited to her home to enjoy games and the traditional refreshments of Ice cream and cake were lat er served. ' Mrs. Carter was assisted by Mrs. Al Brandt and Mrs. A. O. Roenicke and Lynden King. Guests were David and Steven Reeder, Marcla Mills, Virginia, Ruth and Frederick Roenicke, Judy and Martha . Sue Blodgett, Alma Jean Webb, Joan Hawkins, Patsy Lee Patterson, David Mont gomery, Wayne Huson, Rich ard Hilton, Charles and Bobby Harris, Charles Bally, Gary Kliever, Diann Anderson, Rob erta Matthews, Marilyn and George Brandt, Rosalie Haz zard of Glendale, California, Theodora Medford and Don na Lee Carter. MRS.' .ROOSEVELT INSPECTS GIRLS' ROOM. AT .COLLEGE Rose Gallagher, a Klamath Falls girl now in the WAVES, wrote home to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Gallagher of Weyerhaeuser, that she had a thrill recently when Mrs. El eanor Roosevelt visited Hunter -college. New York, where Miss - Gallagher is stationed. . Mrs. Roosevelt was making a tour of inspection of the col lege and chose a room that Rose shared with some other girls -as the room she was to inspect. The WAVES stood at attention for ten minutes, Miss Gallagher wrote. Mrs. Roose velt asked questions of the girls and seemed Impressed with the set-up, according to the Klamath girl. SOCIAL CLUB HOLDS AUGUST MEETING FRIDAY The Eastern Star Social club met Friday afternoon at the Masonic temple for dessert . and bridge with five tables in play. Bowls of lovely sweet peas centered the tables. Mrs. Oscar Peyton received award for high at the close of play and the special prize was awarded to Mrs. Harry Wortley. Hostess committee for the August meeting included Mrs. Walter1 Brown, Mrs. Willard , Peyton,! Mrs. Hiram Murdock and Mrs. Carl Arthur. Family tained with a picnic auoDer for the employes of the Pio neer Tobacco company. . The Informal evening was enjoyed by Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Sinclair, Mr. and Mn. .ikwu, nui ma Mrs. Charles Shinn, Mr. and Mrs. William Nancarrow, Mrs. Maxine , Hotchkiss, ' and Mr. Ted Nancarrow.. Mr. and Mrs. George Myers were host and hostess at an informal evening on Tuesday at eight o'clock. A few friends of the1 Thompsons were Invit ed in to the Myers home at 711 Pacific Terrace. On Thursday evening, Cap tain and Mrs. Thompson and Sue were at home to a few friends for a pfenic supper in the Thompson back yard. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Dwight French and - David, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Peak and uumuy, ana mrs. juaynM w . Bitney. . . HUBBLES GIVEN -NO-HOST DINNER SATURDAY. NIGHT Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Hubble were honored with a no-host dinner at Cal-Ore on Saturday evening, July the thirty-first, at eight o'clock. The Hubbies are leaving Sunday, August the seventh, , for Sacramento where they will make their home. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Coulam, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Harmon, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Schultz, Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Lesmelster, Mr. and Mrs. Loren Palmerton, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Houston, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Huson, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Robbins, Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Ellingson, Mr. and Mrs. . H. I. Wayne, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Steinseifer, Mr. and Mrs. Allen White, Mr. and Mrs. T, H. Reeves, Mr. and Mrs. AI Beal and Mr. George Heddon of New York City. ' .. " THIRD BIRTHDAY OBSERVED AT ' CLEMENT HOME Little Hazel Jo Washburn 11 ...J 1 . lUi.J kl.rfl.J-w on Wednesday, July the twenty-eighth, when her moth er, Mrs. . Mildred Washburn ana Mrs. vi. u. memeni were . hostesses for her at a party held at the Clement home on Summers Lane.. Games were played on the lawn and Hazel was presented with many gifts. . Later, ice cream and birthday cake were served. ." . - Guests were Joanne Hult, Alland and Roger Wiard, Nancy Lee and Sharon Lynn Stiles, Barbara Bianchard, Alan and Neal Eberleln, Mar ian and Billy Mesner, Ronald Riebling, Mrs. H. L, Wiard, Mrs. H. E. Stiles, Mr. Frank Eberleln, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Wiard, Miss Naomi Clement, and the hostesses and honor guest. I
