Sojourners Install '
Officers At Party
Sojourner .njnyed a party laat Wednaadav afternoon at the
Wlllrd hotel when nw orilor were lualallsd. Mm. L. MIIm, retlrlng
president, presided over her last meeting. The club activities during
tli put tlx mouths were outlined by Mn. J. A. Huuilon, historian.
Mrs. Howard Klrclian waa Installing Officer. Kaon new olflc.r
u pneented with a ooraage and tha vestment of har reapecllve
offlr. Prwldwit It Mm. 0. O. Hoopr, rlca prealdenl, Mri. Urry
Bvansgaard; eecrelary, Mra. J. -A. Ifouaton, and treasurer, Mra. A. O.
Kualar.
Cluea lor Ilia aflernoon wara Mra. M. W. Poolo, Mra. W. K. Kink,
Mra, n. w.uvenman, Mra. 11. s. coi-
liar, Mra. It. A: llauck, Mra. N, II
yiynn and Mra. Carl Maya,
; Hrldg awarda want to Mra. Jank
Mitchell and Mra. Pool, with Mra.
J. Howell receiving hlfh 111 pi
nochle. Tha miring nfllrara, Mra. Miles,
Mra. Clherle II. 1-arkln, Mra. Bvena
guard and Mra. Harry Watson,
Mrvad refreahmenl at the close of
llin afternoon.
Ilia neat mealing of Ho)oiirnara
will he on Wertneaiuy. June it. at
Ilia Wlllard. The buelnee aaaalon
will ba preceded by a no-hnat lunch
mil In tha dining room at 13:90. All
liewcoinera to Klainatli Palla ara In
vltad to attend,
Shower
,' An affair of till week waa a
ahowrr (Ivan by Mra. A. Oarnlnl,
Mra. CI. I'lerurrlnl and Mra. Pren
Durbln for the plraaura of Mra. Nello
Plrrurclnl. Cluesla gathered at Die
Carnlnl hoina, STJ9 tloardinan.
Present were Mra. Plerurrlnl, tha
nnor gueal, Mra. Tony (ialaltl, Mra.
jpjranor Hukrow, Mra. Plo D'Ollvo,
Mra. Allra Carnlnl, Mra. Ouy Plerue
r ml. Kdllh Plarurclnl, Mra. Helen
Olovanlnl. Mra, I-ouIss Paatrga, Mra.
Emll Paataga, Mra. O. Ulovanlnl.
'orrla nablitnl, Anita Carnlnl and
tha hoataases.
Unabla to attend but aandlnf gift
wara Mra. Jack Iuracha, Mra. Olno
Carnlnl, Mra. L. Ilocchl. Mra. K
Zolunardo. Eileen Hoochl, Mr U.
Maaaon, Mra. 1.. Prelarl, Mra. K.
Prataii, Mra. R. OamatU, Mra. A.
Contort! and Mra. Robert Milton.
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Dinner Donee
Tha annual officers' dinner dance
of the Klamath Haddle club waa an
event of Malurday evening, June 7,
al the MporUmen'e hotel In Tulelake.
Retiring oftlc-era ware Helen Perry,
preeldent; Mary Tmax. secretary
treasurer, and Uath Chaae, bualnaaa
manager.
Black and gold horae figurine
centered Die banquet table.
Preaent were Mr. and Mra. A. T.
McDonald. Mr. and Mra. Ouy Bar
ton, Mr. and Mra. Char lea Drew
Jr.. Mr. and Mra. Charlee Read, Mr.
and Mra. Iteverly Thorn aa, Mr. and
Mra. Carroll C. Chaae.
Mr. and Mra. Cecil Matt. Mr. and
Mra. Dale Mattoon, Mr. and Mra.
Don ICenyon. Mr. and Mra. Hoy
Ruga. Mr. and Mra. Russell Klledge.
Mr. and Mra. Charlie Parry. Mary
True. Mr. and Mra. John Scott, tu
rner Balalger,- Blanche Harmon and
Mr. and Mra. W. B. Harrlaon of
Htocklon, Calif, and Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Uolden of KJamalh Falls.
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To San Diego
Mra Hydney Kvana of Alameda
drive left Wednesday by motor for
Sn Dlrgn, Calif., accompanying her
tar and brother-in-law, Mr. and
Mra. Arley D. Burt of Eureka, ICana.,
and another slater, Mra. Harlay
Prenrh of Bevery, Kana., who en-
Joycd their flrat rlalt to Klamath
'alia, arriving here toon after the
flrat ofslha month. While In San
Dlrgo, where they will be gueate of
enoliier alater, Mra. W. C. Haaen
beclt and . a brother, Ralph Puller,
the entire family will be together
for the flrat time In many years.
Mra. Kvana plana to return noma
within tha next week or so,
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Numerous Parties
One of numerous affaire given
for the pleasure of Mra. J. R. Mc
Lellen laat week waa a no-hostess
luncheon at the Pelican cafe on
'Priday afternoon. Mra. Mclllan
and daughter. Marilyn, left for
Oraat Falls, Montana, on Monday
of thla week to Join Mr. McLellan
who want there several dayi pre
vious. The honor gueat'a place waa
marked with a ooraage of red rosea
and atephanotla.
Present were Mra. McLrllan. Mra.
Ken Larson, Mm. W. D. McNee.
Mra. W. Preston, Mrs. B. Snail, Mra.
Paul Hodges, Mrs. M. B. Jonas, Mra.
Bruce Blnkley, Mra. Victor Joseph
son, Mrs. R. Schouboe, Mrs. W.
Solga, Mra. Ted Reeves, Mra. A. L.
Moore, Mra. L. P. Corrtgan, Mra. R.
Pickett, Mra. 8. Clark and Mra. J.
D. Nye.
Reports Given
The Eight at Forty salon, iti, held
lie May meeting at the home of
Mra. Martha McCollum, with Mra.
O D. Matthews assisting the hostess,
Iteporl of the stale pouvolr meeting,
held In Portland May M, waa given
by Mra. Paul Otterbeln, who at
tended. Itritular bualnesa was transacted,
followed by the election of new offi
cers, who are Mra. Lester Unity, la
pel.lt chapenux; Mrs. Paul Otterbeln,
la deml premier; Mra. Herman Pos
ter, la deml dleuxleme; Mra. George
Yoat, la concierge; Mra. Pred Hell
brnnner, la 'archlvlete; Mra. Albert
Psteretelner, la secretaire, and Mra.
Edna Russell, la 'amonler.
Delegates to the marche to be held
In Portland June 3S are Mra. Hell
bronner. Mrs. M. E. Cooper, Mrs.
iMlf Flnlry, Mra. Otterbeln, Mra.
Carl Hchubert, Mrs. Jennie Hurn.
Alternates are Mrs-Matthewa, Mra.
Coleman O'Loughltfr, Mrs. R. Mot
achenbacher and Mrs. Robert Mc
Oehehey. Alter games, refreshments were
served by the hostess. Installation
of offlcera will be held In July,
Houseguest
Numerous affairs have been ar
ranged tha past 10 days for Virginia
Weal, formerly of Klamath Palla
and now of Hlllsboro and Portland,
who has been the houseguest of Mr.
and Mra. Kenneth A. Moore of Le
Roy street. Miss West lived here for
a number of years and was a mem
ber of the Klamath Union hlfh
school faculty.
On Wednesday at 1:30 o'clock a
no-hostess luncheon for some 30
was arranged tor the pleasure of
Miss West In the party room of the
Prllcan. The tables were centered
with lovely arrangements of violas
and painted daisies and Miss West
was presented with a corsage of pink
orchids.
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After Graduation
Mary Ann Mills, Joyce Sample,
and Dorothy Collier entertained at
the Alfred Collier home ort Pacific
Terrace Wednesday night, June i,
after commencement at Klamath
Union high school.
About 60 classmates of the hos
tesses were present for an evening
Of dancing and refreshments.
Another after-school gathering
was on Priday aflernoon when Mlas
Sample waa hostess at a luncheon
at the Pelican cafe.
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ENGAGED is Virginio Collins,
daughter of Mr. ond Mrs.
Fred Collins of this city, who
will become the bride of Sam
S. Penlesky, son of Mrs.
Grace Penlesky on Septem
ber 1.
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INSTALLED LAST WEDNESDAY were the new officers of
Sojourners. Leff to right, top, ore Mrs. C. C. Hooper, presi
dent; Mrs. Lorry Svensgoord, vice president. Bottom row
ore left, Mr. J. A. Houston, secretory, ond Mrs. A. C. Kus-
ler, treosurer.
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Family Reunion
Members of the Penwlck family.
gathering together for the first
time since 1814, are enjoying re
union here this week. On Wednes
day evening the group gathered at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Julian
Abbott on the Midland road for
dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pair
all were haste at luncheon Thurs
day at their home on Auburn and
that evening the family was en
tertained al dinner at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Aldan Penwlck and
Richard Penwlck of Dorrts. A trip
to Crater Lake national park was
enjoyed Priday.
Present for the affair were Mr.
and Mrs. J. 8. Penwlck and daugh
ters Margaret and Cathrine of Jor
dan Valley, Ore.; Mr. and Mrs. J.
K. Penwlck of Twin Palls, Ida.; Mr,
und Mrs. E. C. Penwlck of Cliffs.
Ida.; Mr. and Mrs. Aldan Penwlck
of Dorrts, Mrs. Carrie Slate of
Hand, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Palrall, Mr. and Mra. J. W. Parks,
Hugh Penwlck, Earl Wlsecarver,
Mr. and Mrs. Julian R. Abbott and
children, Elaine and Dean, all of
Klamath Falls. '
Friendship Club , .
The Friendship club met at -the
home of Blanche Motachenbacher,
710 N. llih, on Wednesday eve
ning. June 11. at t o'clock, with
Stella Dryden assisting the husteee.
Thirteen members attended, and
after the business meeting aucUon
bridge was played. Ruth Stanley
held high score. Ada Patterson
low, and Jennie Hurn received the
soeclal award. Refreshments were
served following cards.
The meeting on July a win oe
at the home of Ora Sweet, 1340
Wllford. and she will be assisted
by Leah Qlubrecht.
Honor Guests
Mrs. William Sweet and Dale
Motley, twin sisters, were honor
guests at a party Tuesday evening
on the occasion of their birthday
anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. William
S. Sweet, mother and father-in-law
of Mra. Sweet and her husband were
hosts for the affair.
Quests played pinochle and bridge
ana were later served reiresnmenu
from a table centered with two
decorated birthday cakes.
Present were Mrs. Sweet, Miss
Motley, Mr. and Mrs. Melvln Miller.
Mr. and Mra. Don Smith. Mr. and
Mrs. John Selby, 6 tan Duncan,
Yvelte Sweet, and the hosts, Mr.
and Mrs. Sweet and their son.
School Honors Go
To Tulelake Girl
TULELAKE Dorothy Thomas, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Marvin
Thomas, ootnpleUnc her Junior year at tha University of Nevada, Reno,
this week where ah majored In dietetics, took a number of honors
during commencement In addition, to responsible posts that she filled
on the eampua during the school year.
A member of Delta, Delist Delta sorority, Mis Thomas was elected
to the highest women' honorary for leadership and acholarahlp a
president of "Cap and Scroll.'' She la also a member of Sag ens, an
honorary organisation, and of Oothle N, athletic honorary for partici
pation In the eampua aquacade this year.
Bha ha been president during the Una Just ended of the TWCA
on the campus and will aerve during
tn coming year a Tie president of
Trl Delt. She ha been a student
senator, chairman of the eampua
calendar and a member of the press
club.
Topping Iter other award was the
presentation of the Rose Selgler
Mathewa scholarship at the Univer
sity of Nevada for neit year. .
At tn ana of in urm en re
turned here with her sister. Mrs.
Arthur Martin and Mr. Martin,
preaent for commencement, to spend
the summer.
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Short Session
Catholic Daughters of America
held a short bualnees meeting in the
parish hall Monday evening, June
the grand regent, Rose oXaary,
suuueen seuuir prsnoea. riana
war mad for a Joint picnic of
Knight of Columbus and Catholic
Daughters to be held at the Oravel
pit, Sunday, July 10. All members
are asked to keep this data In mind.
After the business meeting cards
were played and the awarda for high
score were given to Virginia nernny,
Kathleen MasTulr and B 11 II a
Walker. Consolation awarda went to
Elisabeth Brandsness, Mary Ann
Orana and Minnie McCrosky. Re
freshments were served by Mildred
Smith, Violet Pieaer and Axlta Ken
nedy. On Tuesday evening. June le, Mr.
and Mra, Otto Sari were boat and
hoats to about 0 Catholic Daugh
ters, their husbands and friends for
a most enjoyable evening. Refresh
menu wen served by Lillian Dale,
chairman, assisted by Angelina Mi
lan!, Vlctorine Milan!, Mabel Brock
trup and Martha Lavenik. Rose Igl
and Jean Moor were In charg of
reservation.
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Marvin Neraeth, son of Dr. and
Mrs. Marvin Neraeth, observed his
first teen-are birthday Monday eve
ning with traditional cake and Ice
cream and a theatre party for a
group of young friends-:
Invited for the celebration of
Marvtn'a 11th anniversary, were
Douglas Letchty. Angus Stewart,
Robert Oleen, John Oliver, Tommy
Moore ana noun Bitrteu. oau rier-
JEAN HARTLEY, daughter of
Mr. ond Mrs. i J. Fitisim
mons of this city, is the bride
elect of Lester Wilkison, son
of Mr. Alice Wilkison. also
of Klomottt Falls. The wed
ding date will be in Septem
ber. Kennen-KUl.
mt wrvtg, Ktssisia r.iu. Ore. aATrmsAr, Jaae la, test. Page teeea
Dance Plans
Plana for a "Black Prldav'' danoa.
held in connection with th Junior
chamber of commerce boat regatta,
were made by th Jaycee at their
meeting last Wednesday evening.
The public dance was held at the
armory Friday, June IS. .
Mrs. Elton Smith and Mr. Wil
liam Jeffcoat were hostesses. Teams
war organised for a membership
drive, and tha group planned for a
potluck picnic at Moor park with
husbands a guests aometlm to-
wain Me nw (M kuij. -iu, Mi
dst to be announced later.
Th skating .party, originally
planned for this month, was can
celled because of th boat raaatt
ached ule.
Present were Mrs. William Kurut,
Mrs. Jeffcoat, Mrs. Smith, Mra. Al
Scott. Mr. Cliff Jay, Mra. BUI
Loom Is. Mrs. Fred Blehn, Mrs. Mar
tin Brauner, Mrs. Bev Driggs, Mrs.
Ray Ward, Mrs. Oen Williams.
Mi. Norman Ouyer, Mra. Kenneth
Rhoadea, Mr. Layton Sleight, Mrs.
Al Longe, Mr. Prank Sheppard.
Mr. William Bidden, Mr. James
Kaylor, Mrs. Frank Oal breath, Mrs.
-. wimwvm, wtrin-
Mra. Art Trlebwaaeer, Mrs. John
Rice. Mrs. Ohet Hsmacker, Mr.
Maurice Miller, Mra. Waalay Ouder.
Ian, Mra. Everett Ball, Mrs. M. Oa
Kleroff, Mra. Forreat Alter.
Awards want to Mrs, Kunl. Mra.
Ouyer, Mrs. Ball, Mra. Ward and
Mrs. Loomia.
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Inspection
Th Degree of Honor lodge held
Its yearly Inspection Monday eve
ning, June 9, at the KO hall. A. ban-
ceded the meeting at the Wlnema
hotel. Mrs. Ethel LI nd holm and Mr.
Minnie Davis Card were official
visitors. Both an state and na
tional officer.
Spring flower war attractively
arranged about th room. Th new
ly organised glee club, composed of
local member under th direction
of Mr. Julia Whldby, entertained
with aevsral . numbers.
Brief talks wen given by th out-of-town
gutata. Including Mrs, Cree
se Orubb, Junior past state presi
dent. Mr. Orac Bock I president
of th Klamath Fall group.
eeth and a guest. 8hlrley Oliver,
wen also Invited to share In the
fun.
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