TlfB KTFVTn .VRWH. BA Trill) AY, Jl'LV 20. nil.
ifi- Ifn Club
Thin week has been one of many At a lute hour the party were
picnics and parties given by the delightfully served with tempting re
younger set. Miss Faye Milledge freshmeuts. In addition to the guest
end - Mary Ackley have been the j of honor the party Included Cora
toted guests of numerous festlvltcs. Weber, Lauris (liles, Helen Mallard,
Mrs. Willis' luncheon was given Mabel .MoCulloch, Robert Sussmlleh,
at the I'mp'iua complimenting Mrs. ltay Ward, Karl Burr, Harry Burr,
King, the charming guest of Mrs. Mervin Jeffrey and the hustess.
Jlclnllne and next week several j tt
more interesting affairs are plan- Betrothed.
ned In her honor. Aa annoncemPnt ol moro than
The Birth of a Nation will also usua, lnlemt aI,a impoHaace ls
call for a place on the calendar for that Qf the engagoniPnt of Mi6B
next week and will be as occasion Luc)a Cani,be dallKMcr of Preiii.
for some "line" parties. I (k,t an(1 rg p L c ,
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" I Eugene, and Sidney II. Henderson,
iMinty Luncheon. f Coquille. Though the exact date
Mrs. W. R. Willis was on Friday , of the wedding has not as yet been
bosteBS at a beautifully appointed fixed, It is understood that It will
luncheon, at the Hotel Umpq.ua, In take place in the autumn. Miss
complement to Mrs. King ,of Wash-' Campbell, a beautiful and intellect
ington, D. C.t and house jfuest of ual young woman, received her edu-
Mrs. Charles Heinllne. Covers were j
laid for 14 at a table made attrac-!
tlve with gaily, hued garden flowers.
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The special feature of the luncheon
was the Borvlng from the table one of
hostess' famous pound cakes. The
guests wore: Mrs. King, MrB. Bin-
jer Hermann, Mrs. Chas. Heinllne,
Mrs. S. D. Evans, Mrs. Anna Smith,'
Mrs. W. JI. Fisher. Mrs. J. F. Bar-
ker, Mrs. A. J. Lllburn, Mrs. George glneer of Coquille and It Is there
Kohlhagon, Mrs. Woodruff, Mrs. F.jthat the young couple will make (
M. von Planta, Mrs. J. F. Templln ;
and Mrs. J. W. Perkins. The guests'
spent the remaining afternoon at the!
Marstors residence whore Mrs. Willis
makes her home. The rooms woro
elaboratcly decorated with a profits-1
ion oi origni nowera rrom tne gar-
den and graceful ferns radiated the
breath of summer time.
CmnjilljnnitinK Mary Ackley.
One of the gayest and most de-
llghtful parties of tho summer was
given Thursday evening to a lurgo
number of the younger set when
Miss Eva Rice complemented Miss
Mary Ackley, who Is soon to leavo
for the eaBl. The rooms were beau-
tlful with great clusters of Shasta llfl!i Kathleen O'Connell and Miss
daisies, plox anil babies breath Katberlne Tiirmbull, both or Dallas,
banked In the fireplaces ami In huge) Tox. Miss Campbell's guests were
baskets about the rooms. The porch school mutes of hers at boarding
nd garden was mado comfortable school In Virginia and this Is the
with swings and sealH whore the 'list meeting since leaving gphool so
Bllests enjoyed themselves with i a -very happy reminiscence and
Raines and music. A delirious punch i long chats will be enjoyed together,
was served on tho porch nnd late In Miss Campbell's friends will wet
tho evening dainty refreshments come her guests and their short visit
woro partaken of. I will be sure to be a pleasant ono.
lOiiteiliiinv for MIkn Abeene.
A most enjoyable evening was
Bpenl at t ho Burr home on Tuesday
evening when their daughter .Miss! guests at their home Tuesday even
Mao entertained In honor of Sylvia1 ing making It possible for their
Abeene, who left on Friday for her, friends to have the pleasure of mect
futuro home In Portland. Tho rooms leg I'rnf. Hannah of Cambridge Eng.
where tho guests were entertained Prof. Hannah Is a hrother-ln-lnw of
were beautiful with sweet, peas ami Mr. Brand and was a guest for a
irraceful' masses of Sliasla daisies n-w d'lvs at Hie Urand home.
Happy Heroines
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helpless Hup. gr nnd tho
heroine who takes mailers into her own hands, and it has liecn
my experience that Hie latter arouses more real synipnthy than
the roi-mer. 1 think that we prefer to cheer a person on to big
achievement rather Hum to console him or her lu moments of
distress.
Take, for Instance, the little girl In "Molly Make Believe,"
the I'nrniiioiuit I'l.tme produced by the l'nmom Players, I
think she Is goln to n mm s.Miipntli.T than the most tear
ful heroine 1 ever played. With never a thought of herself, sho
allows her cheerful, niiseltl-h pcrionalllv to rndlate from her
letters, the sptili of which gradually affects the man who reads
them. That, It seems to me. Is the scrt of girl that wo oil most
Rilmlie.
Reverting to bai heroines- It has nhvays seemed to me
Hint one of the cm,-, . r Peggy-, p,.Miliiritv In "Mice and Men"
Is the fact that sic i. . . ( m'.,d f h,.r n lim, ,rn, thnK,
topsy turvy when llu i do i,..t suit her. And just l.c-nunc sho
Is "spunky" we all love her. If she wept ,,t her misfortunes
Instead of In-having as she does. Ivcgv would have fewer
friends than she seems to have made both In the Wk and on
the stage and on the screen.
anb Society
HV MISS VKVA lll'K'K
cation In the Kugene high school
and the state university, later tak-
Ing graduate work In California.
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She Is a member of Kappa Alpha
Theta fraternity. Mr. Henderson, a
brother of Louis Henderson, of
Hood River, lB also a graduate of
the university with the class of ID 12,
and ls a member of thu Sigma Xu j
fraternity. He ls at present city en-
their home. Oregon Journal.
',:,,'d Anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Stanton cele-
brated their 43rd wedding annivei-
sary at Mistletoe Hill, the homo of
-ir. and .Mrs. u. H. Campbell. The Mrs. Louis Josse, Mr. and Mrs C
Stantons spent the week-end in thejL. Selecman, Mr! and Mrs F M
country leaving town Saturday morn-; von Planta; Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Stew-
ing and were royally entertained and! art and Miss Velle Barker.
dined by the kind host and hostess :;;s
wllh n" llle 8"0'1 lhi"B the conn- Another picnic was that of Mr.
,ry nr"'llc(,- A most happy and and J. H. Booth, Mr. anil Mrs Fd
lllcnsant time was enjoyed.
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S"ulll"rn iiit.
J"BS c'ora Campbell Is delighted
have as her guests for a few days
(ill of Tinvn (itii'Kt.
Mr. ami Sirs. Chni. Brand, of
Garden Valley, entertained a few
My Favorites
MARQULRITE CLARK
'T'lIE persecuted herolno
pnsslnn. but I somo-
l'" think Hint when she
weeps nnd walls Mislead of
reuiiy lining sometlltllg ntiout
It all she loses tho sympathy
of her audience. Though It
ls very sorry to see her lu
distress. It would have a
gn at di al higher regard for
her If she showed an incli
nation to combat the evils
which beset her. Instead of
ruining her handkerchief
mill her make-up.
it seems to mo Hint tho
average audience prefers
the heroine who helps her
self the self-reliant typo,
which, though frightened
beyond expression, bites her
Mp nnd tie Lies the illtllculty,
be It nuin or beast. 1 have
played both the weeping,
Circles
Muple d'rove I'lcnlc.
For the pleasure of Mary Ackley
and Faye Milledge, who are sharing
honors together a picnic at Maple
Grove was enjoyed Friday night. The
party started at G:30 and motored
out to Maple Grove whee a delight
ful uuppc-r was made ready. .Mrs. M.
Kite, Mrs. Waddle and Mrs. Estu
brook chaperoned the picnic party.
Those Invited were Misses Clayto
Black, lleulah Jcwett, Leone Co
show, Mattie Lee Stephenson, Elma
Payton, Katberlne UeVoe, Lucile
French, Eva Rice, Lauris Giles, Beu
lah Jarvis, May Burr, Marie Lilly,
Mildred Henry, Helen Ballard, Mil
dred Marshall, Heah Sykes, Leah
Sykes, Martha Estabrook and Marie
Pickens, who planned the evening.
The boys were John McCllntock, Bert
Bates, Jim Goodman, Elmo Hender
son, Harry Burr, Leon McCllntock.
Ceo. Willett. Bob Sussmilch. Wallace'
Singleton, Leo Rapp. Joe Denn Har-
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old Zimmerman, Archie Amadon,
John Cabot, Franklin Bemls, Clif -
ford Bemis, Clifford Reibel, Mervin
Jeffrey, Louis Althaus, Clifford
Lilly and Ray Wolflngton.
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IMc-nics. ' "
A most enjovable day was spent1
Sllnduy at Canyonvllle. where aj
party of folk motored for the day.
The noon meal was partaken of at
the Canyonvllle hotel and In the
evening a delicious picnic supper was
spread. Those in the party were
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Barker, Sir. and
.Singleton nnd the Rev. Mr. Booth.
The party motored to the Lee Love
place nnd partook of their supper.
The picnic was especially planned
for Rev. Booth, who took great
pleasure in it nil. notwithstanding
his recent severe Illness from which
ho ls now rapidly recovering.
I'lcnlc on the rmpiiia.
Another very pleasing picnic was
given Friday evening when a party
motored to the picnic grounds on the
bands of the I'mpqua In Garden
Valley where they cooked u delicious
slipper over the open caiiiprire. The
honor guest of the occasion was .Miss
Ellen nook, a guest at tho Black
home. The .Misses Allie Black, Lucy
Bridges. Anna Bryan, Mahi-1 Bryan,
Mizaheth Dolan and Margaret Mc
Clallen "Itli Fred Hamilton,
Frank Clements, Fred Strang. Earl
court Stewart and Frank Lllburn
made up tho parly. A number of
ukuleles were taken along nnd the
evening was spent with singing, ac-
roiupanled by the "ukes"
l ai ly Dip.
F r the pleasure of Miss Mary invbody in New York wauled a new
Ackley, who i8 soon to leave the piwn they wuuhl have to send out to
city and for Miss Faye .Milledge wIio"IIsh Ward for them, as she got all
is' a cur st here a number of tno ! .here were In that city. Jm-k also as
young folk betook themselves at the i "''U''1 1,0 W"S k(,,,t " W'
i-irlv i,..M , . .. u- nu, eoslunicrs' nnd milliners' bills that
."l hour or 4::!,) o clin k Wednes- not lmvi, . , U10aslvd
.. u.K in Alexander park. The -
party nil enjoyed a swim and then I
two fli es were made and n i ;..i,i ,-:
good breakfast was cooked such as!
j di llcloii, ham and eggs, coffee and '
toast, besides the things already !
prepared for the feed at home. En-i
joying llie happy party were Kather-j
ine DeVoe, Mario Pickens, Clavte i
Pluck. Leah nnd Vera Sykes, Lucile '
French, Khun Payton and the guests!
of honor. Several young men were
Included in the Invitations but the
'"lr was too early Tor them
o they missed the good time.
Ilice deck Picnic.
A big picnic was held at Ricej
rcek on Sm-ilay In honor of Mrs. '
Emery Davidson, of Portland and i
j ,:va Rice. The picnic party was made! er a light repast the naosts motored
i !'P of foil; about Winstiins and ; home. Those enjoying the hospital-
llreens. The families enioyin-- the1 11 '" 1 -
! day were the Skinners. Ilnidhui-is.
W. C. Winston, Harry IVInstnns,
Fred Wlnstons, Clay Smith. !:, R.
llannan, Ernest Rice and Sir. and
Mis. Harry Davis. Among other
!', i eats which were on the boun-
I ninny neaped tame and miracuiousiy
j disappeared was
gallons of Ice
cream.
i! a u re w;
(VU1 t DKnnvlliV. Tin imv,u!
nf t ho mini fry dnuro Is :-! -.
rrisn c, tho dntiro ,
rim:
ei r
h Is
the
aUnit CO'l lust niqht '
1 so
vhi,
row nn etfth11shMl
ft iaure of
rvonUiK. rni'tlr- motnrod from
Itltldlo, Myrtlo Crook. llrorkwA)'
nnt thft surrounding vicinity.
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j Hike to Ml. Scott. 1
A party of the young folk tramp-
ed up Mt. Scott last Sunday. They.
found the trip to be real thrilling !
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In certain spots where the trail led ", '
. . , , , ! inr i'.P,t Wolier John Cars-
over steep and rugged mountain Moore, fcrnesi vtoinr, jonu wu.i.
ji j u , ,,11011 nn,i iinhsri 3iis 111 lleh
side and where a mis-step would! we!1 and itouert bussniiicu.
have meant a rather dangerous
tumble. After a three and a half
hours ascent the summit wa3 reach
ed and a big fire was klndied by
the boys while the girls prepared the
eats. A wonderful view is visible
from this niountainto p where the
valleys spread out, one after another
at your feet and have for the back
ground the Three Sisters and several
other beautiful mountain peaks. The
day will be long remembered by
each member of the party for the
good time, the wonderful country
and many funny little Incidents of
the hike.
Ajuiiversury Sio-prlne. .
Upon returning from the movies
on Friday night, Mr. nnd Mrs. G. G.
Sewell were surprised to find a
party of self-invited guests awalt -
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sary. In the dining room the table
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Fannie Ward, Lasky Star, In Para-
I mount Pictures. '
Fannie Ward, the beautiful Lasky
lar lu Paramount Pictures, when she
i-ft for her vacation In New York city
i.nk two trunks with her. When sho
vturned to the studio lu Ciiliforiiiii
"e bad tlve
fiie bad tlve nnd announced that
:wo more were coming by exi't,.-.
lack Iicau. her husband, e',M.i:ne.l
t le tieikltiL llie remark that if
frIis much a haioI!:eiv!.ief.
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joyed. Those seated about the table
were Sir. nnd Sirs. Sewell, .Mrs. Cur-
rv- -Mla- '""ger Hermann. Dr. and;
' rs- Mil,or. Mrs. McDonald, house;
P'"'st o( 'he Sewells, SIlss JCitrv,
V"SB Elizabeth Curry, Sliss Veva
Pulck, Mr. Will Curry and Sir. F. V. '
Poorman. j
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Eveiilms Pally in the Country.
A pleasant party was giveu at the
lountry home of Mr. an, Sirs. Web'-r
on Wednesday when their daughter.
Cora, entertained. Ferns and Trag
rant sweet peas formed the decora-
Hons and the spacious lawn was in-
viting between dances. Games and
dancing made the evening fly ad aft-'
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Ity of the hostess were Slarguerltte
Schloeman. Lauris Giles. Mae Burr.j
Sylvia Abeene. Eululle Hosmer,
Mabel McCullorh. Ray Ward. Frank-
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Mrs. E. E. LaBrio entertained the
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on Friday, on the occasion of their
usual fortnightly meeting. There
was a very good attendance of mem
bers and a number of guests and a
most enjoyable afternoon was spent
by all. The guests included MrB.
Ritchie, Mrs. McDanlels, .Miss J. 0.
Leggett, Miss Wilson, Miss Jcanette
Ritche ana Miss Blanche McDanlels.
Miss Leggett and Miss Ritchie ren-
dered piano solos wheb added much
to the afternoon's pleasure. After
I the hostess had served a dainty
i lunch the society adjourned to meet
j again on August 4th at the home of
j Mrs. j g. Page.
Children's Party.
j Th. .,.. hnll.0 lnwn . ,hB
! SCene of a 11,11 cpar,' when Lucile'
tne llttlB daughter of Mrs. Hay
wrlcbt eniert iinoH in hnnnr nf ntiio
i " rlnt entertained in honor of little
Ails3 Edna Mercler, of Portland, the
i nouse guest with her mother at the
Wright home. Dorothy Cordon, "W' Mr8- A- fenton, Mrs. s. E.
Lucia Giles. Juanila Record, Ca- Krohn, and Miss Ethel. These with
mille, Nellie Pickens and Pat- five children of Mrs. Krohn and the
ricia Guillian were the other tw0 of Mrs- Fenton made a happy
guests who enjoyed games and'roup that enjoyed the chicken pie
dainty refreshments Wednesday art
ernoon. ftone to the Seaside.
i Ieaving Roseburg Wednesday
morning, Sliss Helen Janes Hamil
ton and 1-lildegarde Shoemaker
motored to .Newport with Curl D.
Shoemaker and Sirs. Shoemaker.
Mrs. Shoemaker and children are
summering at the beach. Miss Shoe
aker and Miss Hamilton will sojourn
there- for several weeks many of
their friends being there for the
summer months, a delightrul time
is assured.
Ladle... Aid of Baptist Chm-oh.
Tho Ladies Aid Society of the
Baptist church gave Sir. and Sirs.
W. A. Ackley a farewell surprise
party at thu home of Sirs Pickens
on Jackson Btreet. The rooms were
tastefully decorated with roses anil
Shasta daisies. Light refreshments
were served by the ladies and a very
pleasant evening will be remember
ed by the fleparting guests.
Surprise Party.
Guy Davis the son of Mr. nnd Sirs,
A. J. Davis was surprised Thursday
evening when about 20 of his friends
came to his home. A very good time
was enjoyed by every on attending
and refreshments served by Clemen
tine SicKeynolds. Gladys and Inez
Davis, were delicious.
Iticbnl-dson Knibi-oldei-y Club,
The fair grounds was the pleas
ing spot chosen by the Richardson '
Embroidery club for an all-day pic
nic. About twenty-five ladles took
with them a delightful dinner which
they spread out under the trees. A
very pleasant day was spent by the
ladies.
I-jisteni Guest.
Sir. and Sirs.
R. W. Hinkley,
j Gnrdeu Valley have for their guests
Mrs. Beach ; SIcGuire and little
di.'.ighter who are visiting here from
their old home, Uockford, 111.
Dinner In the Country.
Mr. and Sirs. F. B. Cnoley, of Ed-
ennov.cr and -Mr. and Mrs. A. I
Kitcbin. were (lie dinner guests of
Dr. and ..Mrs. Bailey at their coun
try home on South Deer creek.
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Sirs. J. A. Northrnp and dnuehtrr.
Miss Slarie. of Oakland, Calif., win
arrived in Tlosobiirg tomorrow to bo
the guests of Sirs. Geo. T. Crompton
for f-everal weeks.
Sirs. Richard Willett spent the
week In the country enjoying the
hospitality of Sirs. Jake Jones.
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Kurmvell Party. .
An Informal farewell party
given in honor of Mis. Blanche
Thompson last Tuesday night at the
barbocue grounds. A big ca.nnf re
was made In the grove, around
,
which the company gathered and
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to the pavilion, where dancing was
Indulged in for a time after which
all returned to the fire to participate
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r. a "welner roast . a lareg quan
tity 'of weiners, buns and coffee
were disposed of amidst much mreri
ment. Some of the company re
mained by the fire, while othrs re
sumed dancing which continued un
til midnight. Miss Thompson has
gone to Roseburg for a few days'
visit, and will proceed to her hom
at Tualatin to spend the summer.
Riddle Tribune.
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Family Reunion.
The home of Sir. and Mrs. M. L.
Webb, on Ella street, was the scene
of a family gathering last night, and
, this well known couple had their
four daughters and seven grand-
?h"dre fc T hsltb,e
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Conkey, of Sauk Center, Minn., who
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days, Mrs. A. Fenton,
made by grandmother along with
the other good things, and then
played a merry game of blind man's
buff on tho fine lawn afterwards.
The Ladles' Aid met with Sirs. L.
O. Starbuck. After a short business
session the afternoon was spent so
cially. Lunch being one of the pleas
ing features of the afternoon. Those
present were Sirs. Coats, Sirs.
Boyles, Mrs. Beeson, Sirs. Lathrop,
Sirs. Weaver, Mrs. Fisher, Sirs.
Swoarengin, Sirs. Delckman, Sirs.
Oeder, Sirs. Forbes. Sirs. Cozine,
Sirs. Mitchell, Sirs. Davis, Msr. Ash
craft, Sirs. Starbuck. It was decid
ed to postpone the next regular
meeting until August Slyrtle
Creek Mall.
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MniTlod,
The wedding of Sliss Mary Swin
ney nnd Charles E. Roberts was
solemnized at the bride's home on
Military avenue at 1:15 today. Tho
ceremony was preformed by Rev.
Eaton of the Baptist church. The
brldo wore a charming suit of blue
and was unattended. Only tho Im
mediate family were present. Sir.
nnd Sirs. Roberts will spend their
honeymoon at Bavocean and Seaside.
Their future home will bo made in
this city.
Sliss ?To!r.n Casey, of Dallas, was
a guest at the Parrott home for a
few days, leaving this morning with
Tier brother Von Casey for a vsit of a
week In San Francisco. Sliss Casey
will then return to Roseburg for a
longer visit.
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Tho ISurbank Baking Club.
The Burbank Baking Club, of. the
lloso school met at the home of
Sliss Anna Ferguson on S. Slain St.
Friday afternoon. A picnic. Tor next
f Wednesday was planned to which all
' members are invited
Vncal ions'.
Clay Smith and family will leave
Wednesday for an outing at Ban-
tho W. C. Winston family leav-
Ing the same day for a motor trip to
L rater lake and Klamath Falls.
Mcwy-Go-Round.
Mrs. F. A. Warner will entertain
the Merry-Go-Round club on next
Tuesday.
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