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PACK TWO EVENING ROSIiltCIta REVIEW,. SATlItDA V, XOVEMUEU 11, 1016.. P COATES J. J,AIli:S ATTENTION. 4. 4. Social Hems intended for 4 publlcafiou in Saturday's inane 4 of The Kuview must be iu the J vj hands of Miss Kathleen Coates . by 5 o clock Friday evening. No exceptions will bo made to this rule unless tlie belated J lteniH pertain to some social i event held on Friday evening. 4 Alius Coatea can be reached by J postal card or letter. Iteina of 4 a social nature may also he j. telephoned or loft at The Ite J view office. Social iicllvil leu for the ttoolt have I), '(ii tlie fcwi'Hl for many iiioihIih, allowing thai Ihe eleclion has been (tie center or all luicrosl and tuten tlon. A number, of cnlorlaiuiuciita may result from wafers made over the event. Anion; those of inleresl is a dinner for which Mr. KilKoie I'frrolt will Ink bosl at Home lime In the near fulure. Mr. Carroll afreet: with Mrs. lieu. Holler that ir I'nsl-. drut Wilson was re-eiccled he would entertain Mr. and MrS. (lark liar J'.ar, Mr. and .Mrs. Ceo. Ittdler ami Harry llildebui-n at dinner at Hotel (mpqua. II the resulls turned til opiiosltc way, Mrs. llolter wuh t( have been the hostess. Despite political excitement, tlx round of social events were con tinned by usual club and society meetings, with plans for many gay festivities for the season. Informal dinner parties, card parlies and sew Iiik bees were numbered among so clal happeuliiKS and dances have at tallied a popularity with the yotingci set, as was evidenced at the high school hop at Kdonhowcr last even ing. Ott'a orcheslra played for the occasion and many couples stepped merrily to the music. Klectlon evo was made enjoyabU by the hall tiven Ht the armory, with l)tt s orchestra playing, rennants ol red and green and bright colon, flaunted from the beams, and flugr were draped about the lights and hung allraclively. A good attend ance was present In enjoy (he danc ing. Tlie Maccabee hall was also Ihe sceno of gayely Hint evening, aiid Mayer's orchestra entertained with dancing until the wee hours or the morning. Many soclely folks are (itvalllnv with the kc est inleresl t lie Thanksgiving ball at the armory, which will doubt less be the biggest event or the season.. Theater parlies will probably occupy a prominent place in the social calendar during Hie winter months, as they are al ways 11 popular form of amusenienl. Another of Hie prize waltz dances will be given at the armorv tumor row evening. Hostess for Embroidery t'luli, A Joyous evening awaited the members of the Embroidery Club when they were Invlled to Hie home or Mrs. Itoy Diirbln, In North Itose burg, Monday. The lleetlng hours were delightfully si t socially and chatting and needlework gavu pleas ant diversion to the entertainment. The rooms were given a pretty rloral touch anil tM, imsti-ss served her guests with delectable rerresh menl s. Present Included: Mrs. Henry Sny der, Mrs. (iuy Cordon, Mrs. ('.corgi Wharton. Mrs. I'rank Andrews, Mrs Waller Kurtz, Mrs. Carr, Mrs. ('has McKlhlnny, Howard I'blig, Mrs Hoy Mellows, Mrs. Jack Wharton, Mrs. King. Mrs. Ivan I'iekens, Mrs Lulu Veasnn. Miss l.esla lihoads. Misses Helen and Lena Cuesl ami the hostess. Auxiliary to Disband. The Ladles' Auxiliary or Ihe Coin inercial Club m, I us usual Momlnv evening In discuss business affairs. A mutton was made io nmka ihe next meeting tin. Hi,;, I session and ills band the auxiliary r.s soon as the llnal business arrangements ran be made. Enjoyable Dinner lnl(. Mr. and Mrs It II lirtnsleil enter tained very rordinll) at dinner at their home on t'nret atcutlc Salur day evening. The occasion Mas greatly enjoyed ami rovers were placed for: Mr. and Mrs. (. H, or ter. Mr. anil Mrs. Fred Fisher. Mrs Davidson. Mr and Mrs C. II. Arun del, Miss Marie I'iekens anil Hie host and hostess, Mr. ami Mrs Unlisted Iteail "The (ireiil lilt Mr." Miss Anna Caldwell was a ideas Ing hostess lo Ihe members of the Hook and Hag Club on Mondav eten ing, when they gathered to read The .('.real Hiviile," by William Vaughn Moody. Setei.il iiappv hours were thus delighifuliy occupied and when the last chapters slipped swat the hostess sorted dalllly rellesh lllents. -flel-IHHin for Committee. A tlelightrully liilornial was enjoyed by Ihe apron tfiernoon inniilttee ot M . t.eorges Cm!, I Wedio lav when .Mrs. C. Merrill wns their gra eious hostess at her home on South I'lne street. The group or ladies in dnlgod in merry dialling while bus CHICHESTER S PILLS w,Tc-v 'I II e III t tlo Ml II It A M, ? r"v' A,t ;M" ft1" a 7r V '"' D K.it.-. y It wVsJ ' "tot... oikrr ii..T r nnr v ,,t.,l,. il.,t,o . . -s''rs)ife. 'Blfi 11 IX "A IIITTKIt MlKilAIKXB.'' AT TilK AXTI.Klt'rt SUNDAY & MON ily engaged with sewing, and lale In Ihe arternoon they were served wllh 1 dainty repast. Afternoon of Fnncytvork. One of Ihe most pleasing and pret tiest social occasion of Ihe week was the uflernoon of sewing and halting with Mrs. .1. F. Harker Ihe cordial hostess at her home on South Kane slreet Wednesday, when she nlertalned as her guests Ihe ladies f Ihe Presbyterian lancywork com mittee for the approaching bazaar, A'liti are busy making all sorts of lalnly and novel articles for their lale this year. Ilelore the close of be aflernoon tempting refreshments A-ere Horved by the hostess. Cnnili l-'lre tinyety. Miss lOvn Lenox was bosless at n lerry social courtesy for Ihe Camp 'ire Girls at her home on Fast l.ane dreet Thursday evening. The rooms re softly lit with mellow candl- ilght and daintily decorated with i ii t u in il tinted flowers and leaves. lay chatting, crocheting and music igreeably wbiled away Hie evening llours and the guests wore invited to be dining room, where a table sug- gesllng Ihe Thanksgiving season pre sented a pleasing itiiiiearatlce. Place arils were palmed wllh proud tur keys, and a delectable menu was ved by the hostess. , Club Was Enjoyed, Yellow chrysanthemums, ferns anil rosebuds, mingled prettily in the i:p worth League room of the Metbodisi church Tuesday allernonti when Hie llf. Mental Cllllure Club met there 111 regular session. A business dis cussion opened the afternoon's meet ing anil Mrs. Esther Van Horn. Mrs 'Miner llagar and Mrs. Eli Vin- ent were unanimously admitted as new members. A conimlttee was then appointed and authorized lo consider Ihe rooms for fulure meet ings of the club. The ladles serving on It are: Mrs. A. C. Marslers. Mrs William Hell and Mis w. Ii. W illis great part of tlie program was uiiied with roll call, each member responding with some useful Idea or household hint. This denartmenl found great favor Willi Ihe members and tunny taluahle exi banges were made. Mrs. .1, 10. I i u n a ii found a ready audience Willi a splendid paper nil "Home Fcon Irs." Mrs. Human's art lei,, marked the lasl of the papers on the home economic program of Hie club. She discussed the subject from tlie educational and cultural value, bringing out netnv , pollils. She dwell upon the changes In housekeeping from former davs anil said that one ol the greatest e'v tratagam-es of life today Is the mod ern girls, who are not given proper training ami taught the things thr -liniild know hint to do. The session or the club next Tues day will concern good roads ninl I; has been arranged lo have an out of lown lecturer vi.'scut tor Ihe orra slon. so there will doubtless be a largo audience present. t, ,11(,Ulli. will be held In Hie F.tforlli League room of I In- Methodist church which has been engaged tor the s -ason Salniilat suidt unci I ndie. Mrs, tl. P CosllOW ilellgble.l th '! tills Ol the eighth school class ol the Clad Sunda II;, Ft: I church last Sat home on list few w i she was lliei, I, uidav, and tod.it at he last Lane street. The Hours were spent In lesson which Is arran Men ing the d terp sts leeiaiu ally, alter u music were ell.lo.ved inch game I. ale in t and the ut iles! of diluents leinooii. after spending limes, ten delicious nloycd. the etie The ladle inn. h held Aid of Ihe short husim Ilaptisl meet be ing i aursday aiiernoon and I'1 1 plans for their bun tar given soon. Enjoyed I'sefnl Pastime. A very enjoyable afternoon was provided for the Ladles' Aid ol' the Methodist church Thursday when they met with Mrs. A. C. Mnrsters at her home on Kose street. The spac ious rooms were gaily decked with bright lined chrysanthemums arrang ed In tasteful profusion and glowing in yellow siinslilnuy colors. The af ternoon was pleasantly spent with the old fashioned pastime of lacking eoni- loiis. .Three were comphtted and f.ancywork was indulged In. At the dose ol' Hie occasion tlie hostess served refreshments of the highest order at small tables ndorned with yellow chrysanthemums. New IiIciin Interesting-. Brilliantly lined scarlet laurel ber ries clustered among their dark glos sv foliage lent charm and color and gave a breath of I'estitiy departing n il I il mil lo the home or Mrs. F. A. Stewart at Latirclerost when she en leiiaincd lor the favor of the ladies of the New Idea Club Thursday af ternoon. Twelve Indies bent on needlework and happy visiting were present Tor the event ami each ineni Imr conltibuted to the enjoyment r the afternoon by telling a new and useful Idea. One hint of merit was Ihe suggestion that a thimble placed on Ihe end or n curtain rod would make Ihein much easier to slip thru freshly stretched curtains. A very dainty lunch was served at an at tractively arranged table. Extended Hospitality. A charming hospitality of Interest in Ihe social events or Ihe week, was Ihe evening given by Mrs. K. L. Mil ler at her home on Moshcr slreet for Ihe pleasure of Ihe Sewing Club and several inviled guests who were. Mrs. Whiting, or Portland, who Is the guest of her mother, Mrs. Party; Mrs. F. W. Haynes. Mrs. E. H. ner mann and Misses Vera Horner. Mabel Van Huron. Cerlrude Hildchurn. Nell Mullen and Elizabeth Carroll. After a joyous evening, entertainingly spent, the guests were served wllh choice refreshments al a pretty table wllli daintily embellished center of allracllve yellow and white rhrysnn- I heluu ins. IMnner I'lirty. Mrs. W. . Weaver was hostess at a pleasant hospitality at Hotel Cmp- iiia lasl Minilay. tt lion she tained al dinner Mr. and Mrs. enter- llarrv F. W. Maplelou and Or. and Mrs llavnes and daughter. Teka Informal I uniitoon. .Mis. W. c. Hauling, fornierlv of this city, was hostess at a chariulnglv appointed informal luncheon at Ho tel linpiiua Tuesday. Those se:.t..,l around the prettily arrayed table I were: Mrs, Dexter Hire, Mrs. F W llaynes. Mis. W. II. Fisher and the 1 hostess. Mrs. Harding. j Mrs. Harding plans lo prolong hoi ' visit until the Christinas holidays.! She has many Mends In this cllv ami; la sharing in the social gayeties of j the season. ! The Maiie IVaskiMs. Ha-kel making was a sour of scinallng imeiest lo eiglit ladies tel. iv altetnonn when tir i'... Hla.i, w.is their hostess at her home Antomohile Knjiinoerinn N e itain men to become Aiito Mecliaiiics and Engineers, l.algest and best eiil:pprd Auto School west ot Chicago. Shops. LaUoratnrios and over l:uli:ig Depls. Experts In tier. line. Over $2f,.HlHI 111 eiiuipiuenl alone. M inontlis ('Mil.e. Conic to Oakland, the l "W Automobile Center. Ad ill, ss Oaklaiol Anto-Srhool. IIIO MiiilKon ;t., Ilnkhliol, I III. on Hrockway street. As the many pretty colors were Interwoven aud Juiniy shapes faenloned merry chat tliiK war, Indulged ,u. until their host invited them to the dining room, where a delectable lunch was served at a daintily appointed table. With .Mrs. Winston. Mrs. Harry Winston was a charm Ing entertainer tor tlie ladies of the Merry Ho Hound Club at her home at Green Wednesday afternoon. The rooms were decked gaily with large fluffy yellow chrysanthemums, the aflernoon being delightfully Informal with needlework and conversation. Fifleen ladies were present as guests ami they were served tempting re freshments at small tables prettily .irrayed. The hostess was eharming !y assisted by Misses (Jrace Lloyd and tlonovieve Skinner. il Mono:- ol' llontcroiniiijr. About forty members of the Entre amn Club and several friends from this city tendered to Miss (ienevieve Skinner a joyously complete surprise at her home at llroen last Saturday veiling. The occasion was iiluuned in honor of her return from a several A-ceks' visit, at Los Angeles;. Music Hid dall'.i'ng were the gnyieties of the' evening Indulged In, entortalnnien! vhidi gave grout dellsht. When the venlng hours had been dialled. .'lamed anil played away, Ihe merrv nakers enjoyed a ib licious nipper. Society Is Active. ,!. ii e:;b t--ri.ui Missionary So lely met witli .'diss Emma Hristol, t her houi- on East Douglas street rhursd.iy aliernooo for their usual ;esi-ion. A delightful program gave olo-.tsant entertainment and ttris -pencil wit! sic, witli Miss Violet i rah am presiding at the piano. Mrs. Fied Fisher led In Ihe devotions and prayer was offered by Mrs. 11. I.. Eddy, Mrs. W. W. Tha krali and .Mrs. Fred Fisher. The first number on Ihe program was- a very interesting article on the "Out Stations of China," by Miss Marie Martens. She was followed bv Mrs. W. W. Thaekralf who discussed Dr. Lees Work for Iteli.cious Lib erty for Peru, llolltia and Ecuador." Miss Josephine l"nrrolt led the con versation on Current Events, talking very ably on the mission work being done in Mexico and Ihe campaign lor Christianity there. At the con clusion or this period she dismissed the ladies and plans were made for the all-day meeting which the Mis sionary Society held at the Presbyter ian church yesterday. ' (iliilo Iligli School. Frivolity ran high at the (Hide High School last Saturday evening when the students itinltihiited a Hal lowe'en entertainment to the events of the season. Tlie rooms were lively and colorful with garlands of nutuiuii foliage and flowers and emblems or Hallowe'en gave a very "spooky" ef fect. Many merry games suitable to Ihe occasion were indulged in and before the guesls departed luscious refreshments were served. About riliy were present. Voilllg People Enjoy Ev liiiiu. The Misses Verna. Peterson and Lena Vance entertained n few voting people at the home of. the latter on Laurel Heights Wednesday evening. November 1. says the Sutherllii Sun. The home was beautifully adorned wllh Hallowe'en decorations. The evening was pleasantly spent sing ing, popping corn, pulling taffy and In general having a Jolly time. Those Invited were:' Frances Peterson, 1 1 rare Talbott, Florence Duke. Wini fred Culver. Hlunche Slater. Itlchald Slater, Kenneth Coiustoek, Norman Slater, Ralph Shaver, Harold Slater. Vt llllam Duke. Million K repps. Holier j Smith ami I it a Saiicerinan. I I llig Time Planned. , , Local Odd Fellows and Itobckahs i are preparing lor all Interesting oc casion here on the evening of Tues-! day. November 11 1 , when the deputy grand master ol tile Odd Fellows.! (ieorge W. Tretiien. of Ashland, will make an official visit to the lodge al Ibis place, says the Kiddle Tribune, i WHAT A WOMAN OF OUI NATIVE STATE SAYS. Tortland, Oregon. "For a Inn? time i nave been so ! nervous I could almost scream at times, nod have had spells that I could not get nruund. My back I mined eo at night could not sleep doctors did mo no good. A lady in tienrhart rec ommended Doctor Pierce's Vavoritn Prescription to tue so I thought I would give it a Irinl. I have now used four bottles and am still using it. It has dono me much good." Mlt9. I). SlIUKMAKKK, UN) N. Wtll St. j Tlie Use of Dr. Pieree,B Fftvni-itn ' Prescription makes women hnppy by linking them healthy. There are no more crying spells." "Favorite Pre scription" cures intlnmuuitioii and female weakness. It makes weak women Ftroiig, sick women well. Like nu oH'ii book, our faces toll the tale o( health or disease. Hollow cheeks and sunken eyes, listless steps, sleepless nights, tell" of wasting de bilitating disease some place in the body. It may be one place or another, the cause is generally trace able t, a common source. del the n Prescription" to-tlav either in liquid or tablet form, if you" want to better votir physical condition speedily. I'r. Pierce's' Pellets regulate stom ach, liver and bowel. (,ur.ifimi of .Vj-f Are fully and proiTlv answered In Tint People's Com mon Sense Medleul Adviser. All the ktietvle,l(e a younn woman, wife or dumber should have Is contained In this bin Home Doctor Hook of 1KB panes tvlih etipiravinirs and color plates, ami Uiutid In cloth. Ily mall, prepaid on nvepli of .1 dimes. Address 0U1 Main Street, HufTalo, N. Y. Odd Fellows may bring their wives or lady friends, and Kebekabs may; bring tbeir husband9 or gentlemen i friends. After a closed se33lon of i tbe I. O. 0. F., a banquet and social session will be held. - Endeavor Elitertuined. II he Merrlt-at of parties was given at the Presbyterian church last even ing by the Presbyterian Endeavor. The rooms were beautiful with elab orate decorations or mistletoe, holly and Oregon grape, prettily suggestive of the holiday spirit. About one hundred guests were present and the festivity was . In the nature of a "stunt" party. producing much laughter nnd amusement. The as sbmblago was divided Into .four groups and during the evening each group tins required to add some feat uro to the entertaining. Refresh ments were served In rateleria style at a long table pretty in dark glossy Kieens and brightened Willi holly and mistletoe. Ereslnnen Will Elltertilill. Next Friday evening. November 17, Is the date which has been de cided upon by Ihe Freshmen class n:' tho High chool when they will en tertain the Seniors at the parlors of tne cnrtslian church. Plen.'iint Evening. Ihe I), of S. CI. wore entertained pleasantly, lasl evening by Mrs. Ar- I17DIEC? Absolutely Pure Made from Cream of Tartar NO ALUM-NO PHOSPHATE For Sale . West Side Grocery Established business on a pay ing basis. Must be sold to set tle estate. Slock will be sold at invoice price nnd fixtures at one-half cost. Will lake part cash and balance on bankable paper. G. W. Young & Son I III Cass St. Phone -417. favier's A Warner model Is as nice N a corset as you can Imag ine, lis lines are graceful, and its style assures the correct foundation of a fashionable gown. We specialize on Warner's llust-Proof Corsets, anil we guarantee them to shape fashionably, lo fit comfortably, nnil not ttt rust, break or tear. $i.oo;up Every Corset Guaranteed I. ABRAHAM 111 The ELEVENTH HQUP It. M. O. Clark's O. X. T. J. P. foal's 'rochet Cotton CARR'S r- s- Terhaps tbur at her home on South Stephens street. A business discussion was held concerning tbe sale which the Daughters plan soon to hold, and with sewing and chatting a delight ful time was spent. The hostess served the daintiest of refreshments, the guests present being Mrs. X. Ful lerton, Mrs. Elmer llagar, Mrs! Har ry Pearce, Mrs. W. Douglas, Mrs. Barr 0. Lee, .Mrs. Frank Tisdale and Misses Helen C'ardwell, Katherine Merrill, Huth Willis. Margratia Mer rill, Phyllis Tisdale and Rita Cobb. ... Married At Snlein. A quiet wedding was solemnized (Continued on Pago II. ' Why We Can In the usual way of iloins busfnoss, the manufacturer adds his profit to his actual cost, the wholesaler adds another profit then, the retailer adds the third profit. Consequently, you. the consumer, pay not only the maker's cost and li s profit hut also, the profit of two middlemen each heiiiK a profit upon tlie preceding profit. . In contrast ve aro niumuern of tho United Jewel ers, Inc. a co-ope;alive association of more than five hundred leading (velers. who do an aggregate annual business of over twenty million dollars and whose stores are known as The HALL MARK Store The members buy great quantit ducts of vast factor, cheaply aa the nuye man's profits are expenses are redu comes direct to us each member of th1 tually his own man .vs. A. S. HUEY The HALLMARK Store The Roseburg Book Store gives WARNING! .Just about this time last year, a nun whose real niuiie we nor you do not know, went throuuh (his locality soliciting uingaziiio wih seriptions, offering something Tor almost nothing; you thought it was a liaiKiilo, or you felt you would like to help the man, so you gave him his price and ho went his way. Yim are still waiting for the magazine, and tho man, well, perhaps he is hi jnil. Uut we, like Ihe poor, are with yon always. When you subscribe with us and tho magazine don't come you can tell us about It and we will make it right. We must make 11 right. As we said before, we are here nil tho time and if we don't do right you can have us "pinched." SO We nsk you lo come to us with your subscription for your FAVORITE MAGAZINES We will give you (bo very lowest Club Rates Xo reliable ngency can give yon belter rates,' and you run no risk of losing your money l.y giving i, , Irresponsible and unknown persons. We also carry a large stock of tioo.l Hooks, l-'lm. Sta .erv, Kodaks and Kastmnii Thoto supplies. Kodak Finishing and Picture Framing. lleadipiarters for Holiday (Joods. Roseburg Book Store 231 N. Jackson Street r.woW the last-minute overWork. Our lines are comple.e " Popular Priced Stanictl (IihmIs Department liaffla Xatural nnd Thirteen Colors VARIETY you have a speci ,i riiri..,.. Now Lookout. When a cold nang3 on as often happens, or when you have hardly gotten over one cold before you con-, tract another, lookout for you are liable to contract some very serious disease. This succession of colds, weakens Ihe system and lowers the vitality so that you are much more liable to contract chronic catarrh, pneumonia or consumption. Cure your cold while you can. Chamber lain's Cough Remedy has a great reputation. It Is relied upon by thousands of people and never dis appoints them. Try It. It only costs a quarter. Obtainable everywhere. i Save You Money of this association co-operatively es of merchandise and control pro- e buy a, single article as of large quantity. The middle iminated; selling and advertising :ed to a minimum; merchandise from factories; which means that s co-operative organization, is vir-.ifacturer. COMPANY RUSH to do lhat '0U M avold Kmlutildery Tatting Filet Perl. Cottoni STORE
