Help deciphering name

[Spidermonkey]

I am continuing my lockdown project of researching the back stories of signatories of a guest book and I have come across one name that I need help on.

I am tempted to think the first name is Lena, but it could equally be Jena or even Jeni.  The surname looks like it ends in lla, but 

Many thanks for any assistance!

[Zefiro]

My suggestion: Lene Keller

[Girl Guide]

I go with Lena myself.  The surname Keller is logical but it is a very unusual capital K.

[crisane]

My first thought on the surname is Deller. The bottom stroke of the capital D not joining up with the down stroke. As for the first name I can't even hazard a guess.
Do you have a time frame and place for the entries?

There's a Lena Deller mentioned in her father Mathias Becken's will in Ohio. 12 April 1900!

[Spidermonkey]

Thank you all for your thoughts.  In a brief (perhaps covid-feverish!) moment I did think that the surname was Melba and then I went down a whole flight of fancy that Nellie Melba also travelled as Lena Melba..........

But I am back in reality today!

The guestbook dates between 1910 and 1916 - the majority of signatures are in the early part of that bracket.  The family had connections in Shropshire, Herefordshire and Wiltshire but also were fortunate enough to have the money and connections to travel abroad too.

[Billyblue]

I read the surname as Neller.  Sure can't make the capital as K.

Dawn M