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Minnesota lay. : games were indulged In over the
At least 200 ex-.uliincsotans and court and surrounding lawns, and
their friends gathered at City Park! the girls later served punch and
Wednesday for the annual Mlnne-' sandwiches.
sola Day picnic, and all conditions
and prepruutlons worked together tuj Picnic Supiier.
indeed, says the
The warm days of this week have
lieen responsible for a number of
impromptu picnics and motor parlhf
. after the evening has brought relief
from the heat of the day. Indoor
functions will probaldy ho few for
the remuinder of the summer mouths,
ven with a moderation In tempera
ture, for the lure of the outdoors Is
too great to withstand, and the sea
son Is all too short, at best. Many
uro planning their vacation trips to
coast and mountain resorts, and
there will be a steady exodus from
now on, of camping and tourist
parties. The Hoseburg auto tourist
grounds on Deer creek are (uarlor
ing several parties almost every
night, and arc no doubt much ap
preciated by the way-farers.
Several of the affairs of general
Interest thl8 week woro the closing
dnnco of the Stopping club which 1 A(1(i
iioin nr urn n vnni; n hull Tims.intpi
evening, tho King Day exorcises given
ly the n. P. O. B. in their lodge
Tooms Wednesday afternoon, and tho
Sportsmen's hall at tho Armory last
night.
Weddings, too, there have been, of
course, for this Is tho month of J mm.
Tho weddings of two brothers on tho
nanio day this week created n great
deal of Interest. Those were Charles
Thornton, whoso' marriago to Miss
Christina Lttuerson occurred on Tues
day afternoon. Mis8 Lauerson grnd-
iiutoa from high school a few weeks
ngo and Is a very charming young
woman. That evening the young con
plo attended -Mr. Thornton's brother
W. ,1, Thornton, and his bride, Miss
Clara Wines, upon their marriage.
which occurred nt the bride's home,
on Fowler street. Miss WIdob taught
In tile ICiikIIsIi department of the high
school thls year. Both couples' will
iiiako their homes here.
KwIcm of Functions fur Visitors.
Tho residents of Happy Valley,
Oreona and Puradiso Vullcy hurt
been enjoying nil unusual week of
lostlvltlos for bven that soclnl -community,
duo to a number of visitors
from out of town who nro spending
onio tlmo In thoir midst. Mr. and
Mrs. W. D. Wohlforth havo as their
gucsls, their daughters and families,
Mr. and Mrs. Vehring and Mr. and
Mrs. Moaner and child, of Portland.
Mrs. iKrcd Hennor Is entertaining
MIbs Nolle House, of Chicago, a
friend of her collego days In Ne
braska. Tho Entre Nous club was enter
tained lust Sunday by Mr. and Mrs.
It. S. Hutton, at Garden Valley, and
n most enjoyable day spent nt their
dellghtrul place. On Thursday after
noon Mrs. M. II. Croon was hostess
for several tables of five hundred
in honor of tho visitors. Friday aft
ernoon the home of Mrs. Clay Smith
was arranged for three tables of
cards, and the afternoon hours were
liegulled In a happy manner, enliven
ed by n number of piano selections
1y Miss House.
evening Mr. nn, Mrs,'' Wohl
forth again entorlnlued at cards, the
pnrly making five tables ror five
hundred. While roses and sweet
peas wero used In profusion in the
rooms, and n very onluyublo even
ing passed. Mr. and Mrs. A. .1. Mi
lium from liosohittg were among
these present.
Vw Mm. Mllledge.
make it a success
Pn'he.rlln Sun.
At noon the long tables, which
had been built beneath tho trees,
wero fairly loaded down with every
thing good to eatnown, and a Jolly
crowd sat down and feasted. Coffee
and lemonade were furnished by the
Mlnncsotans while the "feed" came
from baskets bruoght by nil.
About 1:30 K. C. Thuorwachter,
muster of coromonles, announced the
program. Over the platform was
stretch--' - lone banner,' pink roses
embedded in a moss background
forming the word "Minnesota,"
while on top was a drawing of a
gopher, emblem of the stuto. Ameri
con flags tastefully completed the
decorations. After a few brief re
marks Mr. Thurwachlor Introduced
D. F. Ui.chardson, who spoke for
President Hunker. The' following
program was then given, frequeDt
applause showing that the crowd was
appreciating the efforts of those tak
ing part:
Minnesota Song Everyone
ress, "King Day" .'
liov. .W. W. Smith
Heading Mrs. J. U. Large
Song "Starlight" C. A. Stark
Humorous Heading Mrs. Schauip
Address Itev. McVlvker
Following the program races and
other sports were staged Tor the chil
dren, after which the picnic resolved
Itself Into a social conversational
time, halo in tho afternoon those
attending; left for (heir several homes
nut not until n rousing vote of
thanks had been given .Mr. and Mm.
Thitorwuchtor lor Ihelr untiring ef
forts In making I he day a success.
Also, the non-Minriosotuiis gave their
hosts and hostesses a rising vote of
thanks Tor tho hospitable entertain
ment afforded them.
The following were elected ofricers
for the ensuing year: 10. C. Thuor
wachter, president; W. A. Utndoen,
vlco prosltlont; Mark N. Tisdalo.
treasurer; 12. II. Itothwell and D. !'.
Kichurdson, committee on arrange
ments, j
Tlifisc who attended tho reunion
from Itoseburg wero Mr. nnd Mrs.
M. Martens, Mr. Charles F. Hopkins,
Tillss Ilertha Hopkins nnd Miss Laura
nrooka.
Mlssloiinrv Society.
ino missionary society of tho
Christian church held their regular
meeting last Motility afternoon In
the church at which time tho officers
for tho ensuing year wcTo elected.
Two delegates for tho stuto conven
tion which will convene next mouth
In Turner, Oro were selected, Mrs.
C. O. Weber and Mrs. It. K. Jope. A
program on homo missions was pre
sented by Mrs. Eda Chambers, Mrs.
U. R. Jope, Mrs. thus. Stanton, Mrs.
CI. Wilcox and Mis. Jope, and re
freshments closed the. afternoon ses
sion.
Sew ing Club.
The sowing club which enjoyed so
many pleasant sessions during the
winter, abandoned their needles re
cently, and have boon attending the
picture shows In n body instead, go
ing to tho homo of one of the mem
bers arierwurd for refreshments, and
a social hour. Thursday evonlng
they attended the Mary Pickford
film at the Antlers, after which they
repaired to the homo of Mrs. C. W.
Wharton where they were Joined by
tile gentlemen.
l.iidln Aid Society.
The ladies aid society of tho Pres
byterian church mot In tho church
Mr. Mid Airs. L. 13. Skinner and
auiily celebrated the anniversary of
the purchase of their Buick by
Liking hampers to a pretty spot on
the river Wednesday evening, -and
enjoying a picnic supper in the open.
Mr. , Skinner announces "Paradise
Valley" as tho name for the shady,
fertile and productive region near
Crcen where their home and orch
ards are located, and adjoining
which are others equally fair.
Closing .Meeting of I). 8. (I.
The final meeting of the season
for the D. S. G, was arranged for a
picnic In tho Fullerton Park in West
Koseburg, on Tuesday evening. A
picnic supper was the opening fea
ture, after which various games were
played, nnd the party enjoyed the
swings and "teeters" for Beveral
hours. The party included Rev. and
Mrs. Barr G. Lee, Mr. and Mrs. W.
E. Douglas, Mr. nnd Mrs. Geo. Skiff,
Mr. -and Mrs. Elmer Ilagar, Mr. anil
Mrs. Howard Waddell, Jilss Kather
Ine Merrill, Miss Dorothy Evans,
.Miss Katherine DeVoe. Miss Alvirdu
Campbell, Miss Ila Campbell, Miss
Rita Cobb, Miss Bertha Hunter, Mrs.
Silverwood, and the Messrs. Frank
Clemens, Fred Hamilton, and How
ard Stewart.
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Notion to Wisconsin,
The Rebokahs and Odd Fellows
last Saturday night held a farewell
'file SjHirtMiicn's IUil(.
In spite of the warm night, the
Sportsmen's buTl at the Armory at
tracted a large crowd of spectators
aB well as dancers, lust night. Mr.
S. C. Bartrum, chairman of the com
mittee on arrangements, had spared
no effort to ake tho event a suc
cess, and a number of autos brought
guests from out of town in the cool
of tho evening to attend. At nine
o'colck Ott's orchestra took their
places, and the grand march was lcl
by Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Fox, of Suth
erlln. Iced punch was much In de
mand during the evening, and was
served from a booUi In the hall. In
termissions in the dancing were i
bridged by short Bpins about town !
In autos, and promenading on the
walks was also ' popular between i
dances. The affair was very merry j
and lnrormal, and was much enjoy
ed by everyone. A number of peo
ple from Sutherlin and Oakland were
present.
Wilson league Will Moot.
The second meeting of the local
Wilson League will be held next
Tuesday evening at the Armory. The
ladles have charge of the mce.lni"
and have arranged a program and re
freshments for the occasion. The
Juvenile band will be present and
favor with several selections. Miss
Mabel Bryan will contribute a solo
and the quartet will give a selec
tion. Miss Margaret Page will give a
talk in which she will tell of a per
sonal Interview which she had with
the president, Mr. J. E. McClintock
will speak briefly of Vftflsou; and
Rev. J. K. Howard, of Glendale, will
give the principal talk of the even
ing. Mrs. Glen Wimberly Is the chair
man of tho committee 0n decorations,
-Mrs. Ueland of refreshments, and
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social jit tho I. O. 0. F. hall, in honor tho l'r0Sram committee comprises
Pipes for Fruit Driers
Mis. L. K. Milledge, who formerly I parlors Thursday nClornoiHi for n
,,! I,,,,,,,, Kimeburg whorel business nnd social session. The
her husband wan nsi-nelulcd with the hostesses for the afternoon woro
grocery flrui of Milloilce i Pirkins, I Mosdnmes John Hunter. Whitney, I).
Is visiting her sisters hero, nnd has- Eddy, Chits. I'nrrott, and Shiioy.
been the inspiration for several so-' The rooms w ere charmingly docorat
cial functions. l.ast( evening .Mis led with rnse-i, candy tuft and trull
Effle Swart entertained n number ' ing vims, and the hostesses se-vod
of friends for her ploiMlro, Imitllii;
them to see the Mary Pickford film
nt the Antlers theatre. Tile i.iltv
comprised Mesdames Mllleili:,., Tlllie
Johnson. Maude Pickens, Elsie Hum
phrey, Ella Stewart. Miss .Mao Fisher
ami the hostess, Mrs. Swaiz.
Frid:iy u flei noon Mis. (.Miser Tick
ets eutercilned, rouiplimenilng hoi
sister, with an afternoon thimble
party. Mrs. .Yilllodgo plans to leivc
Sunday lor Medford where she win
visit before rcinrtdt.!; to her holue in .:
Not i ll Head.
Mr. Homer Millard, of Portland.
Is the guest of l.eo Itapp. Ho will
spend the summer here, leaving this
fall to attend school in Indian
e'.te.Sluiie
--sion
:'fter a brief business
New Members.
IV. '. T. I'. ,..
The W. V. T. V. will hold a 10
option houoiiiiK the now members
'"ii ioi tu-t Tuesday
' nMoi-k in the piir
I''.' -.l-M.-rl n church.
or .Mr. and Mrs. C. Nebel. who, with
their daughters, Alice and Oortrirdc,
loft Tuesday for their homo in Wis
consin. There was a program, In
cluding orchestra music, and lunch
eon was served. Tho Nebel fanii'y
nnve spent sereval weeks here at
Iho home of their daughter, Mrs. 1.
II. Smith, nnd have Hindu many
friends wh0 had hoped that they
would decide to locate in Glendale.
They returned via Sun Francisco and
Loo Angeles. Miss Evelyn Taylor,
ueoompnnlod them n far as Grants
Pass. Glendale News.
Informal Sucpriso lMrly.
Mr. ant; Mrs. G. V. Wimberly were
surprised last Monday evening by a
party of young peoplo who came to
their home to spend the evening.
Cards and dancing formed tho enter
tainment, and the contents of the
baskets which hnd been brought were
later arranged on tho dining table
nnd partaRen of. Mr. and Mrs. Wim
berly professed great surprise, and
tho evening was a very merry one.
The party comprised the Misses Cora,
Emma and Edith I'elnnd, Jano and
llosse Wharton, Dr. and Mrs. Finley.
Howard Stewart, Joe Denn and
Frank Lllburn.
Pnurivsslve Sewing Society.
The Progressive Sowing society of
St. Joseph's church met Inst Thurs
day at the home of Mrs. lvoeuig, on
Benson street, and spent tho tlmo in
needlework of various sort. Refresh
ments were served nt the close of the
afternoon to the guests who were
Mesdanios . Wlllett, 10. I.angenberg.
W. II. Sykes, II. Ruber, Princeton.
Monroe, Stoltz, Alexander, Trumbn.
(handler, Ferguson. Allen, Sloan,
Goo. Neunor, Sr., and the hostess,
Mrs. Koonlg.
EdonlMnvcr Luncheon Club,
Another very delightful meeting of
the Fdenbower Luncheon club was
held Thursday, when Mrs. Clemens
wna hostess at her homo in. Eden
bower. Red sweet peas and asparagus
ferjis were prettily arranged for dec
oration, nnd very onjoyablo time
spent by the guests, who lingered
I Ii rough the afternoon with their
needlework, after having partaken of
a most delicious luncheon.
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(loiidnle Sewing Circle.
Tho Ladles' Sewing Circle met
with Mrs. A. C. Clarke at her cozy
country homo Tuesday and spent n
most delightful day. The ladies
prepared n fine plenlc dinner nt the
noon hour rod tlndr husbands--a
inllo away in Glendale studied the
de!,, -ions good tilings (bat were
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the Christian"! hen It met on the Rose! val
i-ireet court last Votdnv evening for;
a general out-door frolK Strenuous'
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.iiesuanies Jean Pitts, C. W. Hamil
ton. W. T. Wright, O. P. Cos'iov.
and Miss Alllo Black. '
Tho Tiller Picnic.
It is expected that from forty to
fifty automobiles will make thetrii
to Tiller tomorrow from Roseburg,
Riddle and Canyonvillo. . The ma
chines will leave at various times
during the early morning hours, in
order to avoid getting tho dust or the
preceding machines, and will stop for
a short time at Riddle and Canyou
ville where the bands will greet with
music, and tho cars from theso places
"I loin tho party in making t'
pilgrimage.
Sisters Visit Old Home.
Mrs. George Quine and daughter,
Evelyn ,of Roseburg, Mrs. C. Hunt
and two sons, of Halfway, and Mrs.
Joseph Wharton, of Grants Pass,
visited at thoir old home Inst week
at Riddle. The three ladles are
daughters of-Judge- Geo. Riddle, of
that place, and from there went to
Grants Pass for a few days together!
at the home of Mrs. Wharton. I
Hay Rack Itido. !
About twenty of the young people j
of tho Christian church made up a;
liny rack party which went to tliei
forks of tho river Thursday evening
for a "wiener roast" and other out-j
door amusements. Dr. and .Mrs. De-
Lapp chaperoned the party, who en-i
Joyed the moonlight hours to the:
utmost. j
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Mrs. A. J. Bellows and Mrs. and
Mrs. Alvln Bellows and son returned
to their homo In Rosolmrg jester :
day after visiting with Mrs. A. J.
Bellows' daughter, Mrs. George M. ;
Brown. The party was motoring and
stopped in Salom while enroute home
ufter attending the rose carnival.
Salem Stntesinan.
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Mr. nnd Mrs. C. W. Tebault (Ruth
Eddy I. who hnvo made their home
in Albany since their marriage sev
eral months ngo have recently re
moved to Portland where Mr. Tebault
has accepted a position on the staff-
of tho Journal.
The Misses Helen Jane Hamilton
and Phyllis Tlsdnle. and Messrs.
Fred Hamilton and Fred hlrang mo
tored to Oakland last Monday ev
ening In Mr. Hamilton's car to at
tend the closing number of the
( hautamjiin winch was held there.
M'lss Margaret Mcl'lallen will leave
Cloudily for a mouth's visit In Med
ford nnd Fort Klamath, where she
h is friends ami rditlves. She may,
i o to an Fianeisco before she re !
tornn.
o vil! bo a social dance ul the!
! o.l- iiic-l in Riddle tonight.
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