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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
SATUHDAY. JUNK 7. 11152
K "i ; AAUW Tea For KUHSS , '
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The home of Mrs. A. Ivan Thnmnsnn viae (ha mttinu 1.-
a beautifully appointed tea given by members of the Ameri
can Association of University Women for the Klamath County
t-'jiion High school girl graduates, on Saturday, May 17. . .
Some 160 guests called between 3 and 5 o'clock. They
were greeted at the door, by Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. C. B.
Larfcin and Beverly Eel,ls. Beverly is the, recipient of the
annual AAUW award given each year to an outstanding
senior girl in Klamath County.
Mrs. Aaron Hoffman. Miss Orpha Hudson, Mrs. Ralph"
Stearns and Mrs. Frank Jenkins served the guests at the
tea table. v ' , ' "
Mrs. Clarence A. Humble and Mrs. J. B. Bishop were co-
chairmen and were assisted by Mrs. George Clark, Mrs. E. D.
Hicliman, Mrs. Robert Smith, Mrs. Eric Majors and Mni.
Raymond Tice. . ..
' Harriet Mueller, accompanied by Ann Henderson sang
and Mrs. Richard Graef played background music at the
. piano, during the afternoon.
Wednesday Club
Wednesday club of St. Paul's
Church met Wednesday evening to
the parish hall for the last meet
ing. The club will resume activi
ties In September,
Wednesday' Club officers, Mrs.
A. J. Lambert, Mrs. Tom Milne,
.and Mrs. Harold J. Shearer were
hostesses for the farewell party
lor Mrs. Ernest Howell who will
be leaving soon to make her home
In Newport, Oregon. She was pre
sented with several gifts from the
group.
Dessert was served and the eve
ning -was spent playing cards,
Prizes were won by Mrs. Louis
Mueller, Mrs. Horace Goetz, Mrs.
Roland Wright, Lola Truax,. and
Mrs. Floyd House. .
SOJOURNERS
Founders Day meeting of So
journers was held at the Willard
Hotel, Wednesday, May 28, 12:30
p.m.
During the short business meet
ing, the nominating committee sub
mitted the following names for the
next six months' officers: Presi
dent, Mrs, J. R. Rhodes, Vice Pres
ident, Mrs. O. O. Gildow; Secretary
Mrs. C. F. ' Leitoff; Treasurer,
Mrs. H. Shockey.
Mrs. Dick Miller Sr. presented
the club with a history of So
journers. Bridge and pinochle were played
after the business meeting; high in
bridge, won by Mrs. Archie James,
and high In pinochle, Mrs. J. G.
Miller.
Hostesses for the day were Mrs.
C. E. Chase and Mrs. A. L. Tread
Way. "
Quests were Mildred Dobson and
Kathleen O'Brien.
All newcomers to Klamath Falls
re invited to attend all meetings.
CDA INSTALLS
NEW OFFICERS
Court Klamath 1295, Catholic
Daughters of America held instal
lation of officers Monday, May 26
at 8 p.m. in the Parish Hall. Mrs.
John Howard, District Deputy act
ed as installing officer assisted by
Mrs. W. G. Ely, monitor and Mrs.
Stanley Smith, organist.
Officers for the ensuing term are:
Grand Regent Mrs.Einar Brands
ness; Vice Regent Mrs. Joseph
Heiderer: Pronhetess Mrs. Mike
tiouana: Lecturer. Mrs. Albert
Kusler; Historian Mrs. Axel Hed-
lund: Financial Secretary Mrs.
Anker Solie; Treasurer Mrs. Rich
ard warey; Monitor, Mrs. Wendell
Huetti; sentinel Darlene Hartung,
Organist. Mrs. Ethel Pankev:
Trustees, Mrs. Rose O'Leary, and
nirs. juiKe Mcuuire.
Committee Chairmen: Proeram
Mrs. Jack Kennedy; Publicity,
Mrs. W. G. Ely: sickness. Mrs.
John Raffetto and Mrs. Dennis Car
rier; Legislative Mrs. Robert Ste
phens; Hospitality, Mrs. Violet
Pieser; Education. Mrs. H. R. Bur-
ritt;. Wedding Gifts. Mrs. W. H.
Turner: Family Life Conference,
Mrs. R. Smith and Share The
Faith, Jean Underwood.
Following the Installation of of.
fleers. Rev. E. Murnane. State
Chaplain of the Catholic Daughters
gave a talk on Share The Faith
and Family Life Conferences. He
was accompanied to Klamath Falls
oy Kev. Hyatt. Oakrldue. Oreeon
Mrs. Otto Ellis was general chair
man, assisted by Mrs. James Cro
non and Patricia Murphy. Tea
chairmen, Mrs. Hobart Rawlins,
Mrs. jonn Novak, Mrs. w. c. Le
Masters, Mrs. Bernard Cavanaugh
ana uariene bmnn. Mrs. Jack Gal
lager and Mrs. Elmer Brandsness
poured.
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SOME OF THE SENIOR GIRLS at the AAUW tea given for them at the home of Mrs. A. Ivan Thompson, 602 Pacif
ic Terrace. Upper left, (1 to r) Aurelia Patterson, Mrs. Thompson and Beverly Eells. Upper right Marilyn and Margar
et Gerber and Mrs. Phillip Blohm. Lower left, same order, June Stern and Margaret Stair. Lower right, Mrs. Her
man C. Shockey Jr. and Frances Stearns. All Photos by Kcttlcr
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Stork Shower For
Mrs. Vern Hengl
CHILOQUIN Mrs. Vern Hens!
was the recipient of many beauti-
lui guts at a stork shower given
for her last Thursday afternoon
by Mrs. Glen Kircher and Mrs.
Leroy Gienger at the Glenger home
Guests met on the newly decor
ated patio, some visited the family
museum of Indian artifacts, hunt
ing trophies and family history.
Dessert was served inside the
house and was followed by an
afternoon of games.
Placing high for bridge was Mrs.
William Page of Fort Klamath,
high in pinochle was Mrs. J. Q
Bell, also of Fort Klamath and
Mrs. Gerry Wollf in table games.
A gift which was shown by the
hostesses will be given at a later
date to the guest who came the
closest In guessing the exact ar
rival of the Hengl baby.
At the close of the Darty Mrs.
Hengl was assisted by her mother,
Mrs. Ruby Peeler and a friend,
Mr. Gene Page of Fort Klamath,
in opening her gifts. Attending
were Mrs. Wm. Page, Mrs. Ous
Page, Mrs. Gene Page, Mrs. Den
nis Knowles. Mrs. Alfred Castel,
Sr., Mrs. Clarence Jenkins, Mrs.
J. Q. Buell, Mrs. Michael Beaulleu,
and Mrs. Jo Taylor, all of Fort
Klamath: Mrs. Robert Doak, Mrs.
Jess Pike, Mrs. M. O. Hayeo,
Mrs. Harry Pearson and Mrs. Ivan
Doak from the Williamson River
district.
Mrs. Walter Pohll, Mrs. Ruby
Peeler, Mrs. William" Wampler,
Mrs. Guy Stalger, Mrs. Wayne
Niehous, Mrs. Dick Souers, Mrs.
George Reed, Mrs. Lloyd Peters.
Mrs. Floyd Ohles, Mrs. Ted Mark
wardt, Mrs. Rudy Zadina. Mrs.
Bob Wampler, Mrs. William Priebe
Mrs. Dwlght Kircher, Mrs. Earl
Hall, Mrs. Joseph Mercer, Mrs.
Harry Elliott, Mrs." Walter Zim
merman, Mrs. Forest Freld, Mrs.
Julia Glenger, Ellda DeBortoii,
Mrs. Donald Potter, Mrs. Matt
Samson and the hostesses.
Sending gifts were Mrs. Robert
Mathis, Mrs. Pearl Nygren, Mrs.
Ursula Bond, Mrs. Henry Wollf,
Mrs. Lee Hatcher, Mrs. Merrill
Hoppe, Mrs. Fred Markwardt, Mrs.
Anton Zadina, Mrs. Don Rltzel,
Mrs. Jesse Mangum. Mrs. Ed
Wilkie. Mrs. Al Prescolt, Mrs.
Andrew Flury, Joanne Weddle,
Nina Buck, Mrs. Olaf Erlckson of
Fort Klamath, Mrs. James
Rodgers of Cottonwood, Calif, and
Mrs. Leonard Beem of Klamath
Falls.
Mary Jo DeBel
Has Party For
Young Friends
LANOELL VALLEY Mary Jo
DeBel entertained a group of young
friends at her home on May 6.
They enjoyed games and
scavenger hunt followed by refresh
ments. Guests were June and Char
lotte Noble, Helen McKellup, Rose
mary Btalnaker, Edwin Gus, Gary
and Kenneth Btalnaker and Mary
Jo DeBel. .
SHOPPING HINTS
for fi$foiA'Etao
JUNE 15til
CAMEO BILLFOLDS
He need's a new billfold!
These are finer qualify
steer hide and calfskin. Ny
lon stitched for lonqer wear.
'3.00
'15.00
Shower Fetes
Bride-Elect At
W. Bennet Home.
Added to the list of showers,
luncheons and so forth, given for
Maxine Llskey, prior to her mar
riage May 25 to Bruce Wlrth, Is a
bridge party and shower given Fri
day evening. May 33, by Mrs. War
ren Bennet and Mrs. Sam Clark,
at the Bennet home, 1142 Crescent
Avenue.
Distinctive arrangements of spring
flowers formed the attractive back
ground for the occasion.
Guests Invited to honor the then
bride-elect were: Mrs. John Hum
phrey, Mrs. Robert Kent, Mrs.
Thomas Watters, Mrs. John O'Nell.
Mrs. Dave Llskey, Mrs. Wesley
Lorenz, Mrs. Richard Newman,
Mrs. George Proctor, Mrs. Sol
Writh, Mrs. Richard Hicks, Mrs.
Melvln Miller, Mrs. Martin Weil
and Mrs. Wesley McNee Jr.
Mrs. James Benham, Seattle;
Mrs. Glenn Lorenz (Tottsle Llskey)
Oakland, California: Mrs. Robert
Byrne, Malin; Mrs. Paul Falrclo,
Olene; Mrs. Charles McLaughlin
Jr. (Nancy Bennet), San Francis
co: Mrs. Thomas Howard, also of
Ban Francisco; Mrs. Oeorge Voss,
Tulelake, Barbara Palmer, Jean Un
derwood, Barbara Brosterhous,
Klamath Falls; Joy Kent, Chicago;
and Marjorle Clark, Richmond,
Washington.
LOST RIVER
GARDEN CLUB
MERRILL The annual Spring
flower show of the Lost River
Garden Club was held May 26, at
the homes of Mrs. R. L. Dragoo,
Mrs. E. Wcbb-Bowcn, and Mrs.
Dale West.
An Interesting and unusual ar
rangement of (Ir boughs and one
large poppy, entered by J. Frank
Adams won first prize among the
displays at the West home. Others
winning there were Mrs. John H.
Martin, 2nd: and Mrs. Paschall
Hodges, 3rd. Winners at the
Dragoo home were Mrs. Clyde
Hammond, lst.t Mrs. Don West,
2nd; and Mrs. James Hammond
3rd. At the Webb-Bowen home win
ners were Mrs. Virgil Rcxford, 1st;
Mrs. Joe Mlcka, 2nd; and Mrs.
Ira White and Mrs, Webb-Bowcn
tied for 3rd.
Tea was served at the home of
Mrs, Dale West, and officers were
elected at a short business meet
ing. Mrs, M. A. Bowman is the
president; Mrs. C. E. Sharp, secretary-treasurer;
and Mrs. G. E.
Browning, Is vice-president. Mrs.
Ivan Kandra was the chairman of
the flower show.
WANTED
Beautician
Studio of Beauty
William Helms
Guests of Honor
MODOO POINT Mr. and Mrs.
William Helm, long time residents
ol Modoc Point, were completely
surprised Sunday. May 25. 'when
friends and relatives congregated
at their home to congratulate the
Helms on their twenty-filth wed
ding anniversary.
The "surprise guests took with
them bnskcta of food and pooled
It together "potluck style lor a
mld-aiternoon dinner, served Irom
picnic tables on the lawn.
Following the picnic feast, the
silver wedding anniversary couple
were the recipients of a large
sliver nlatter. from all those pres
ent. Wally , McBrlde made the
presentation.
Others attending were: Mrs. Mc-'
Bride, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Morton, I
Mr. and Mrs.. Melvln Vanderhoff,
Mr. and Mrs. Jun Helm, Bobby
Smart, Mr. and Mrs. Norrln Short,
Mr. and Mrs. Armcl Stump. Mr.
and Mrs. Pete lledbcrg. Mr. and
Mrs. Swan Erlckcn. Mr. and Mrs.
Burt Bickers. Mr. and Mrs. Sum
Rile, Mr. and Mrs. Emery Purdln.
Mrs. Oeorge Jonnnon. Mrs. Axi-I
Jacobsen. Lcnnard Stoddard and
Harvlg Addison.
The Helms cut Uib uike which
was made especially lor the 00
caslon. They have been residents
of Klamath county ever slnc-e
Justice of the Pence, Bnrne read
their wedding service a quarter 01
a century ago, In Kluiimlh Fulls.
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