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S0C1ETY
I By BEULAH JEWETT
Encasement of Rosebtirg
Girl U Announced
in
.. ... .I,', mm. soe ctv. women s nii. ou l"-i -' i.
Ul f ; 1 , the society Vtlitor by Friday ot each wk.
P'l'i . j i- . . -. -
Telephone No. 13
r. ImvM
e !a- ar-i'e
i- f rr. !'
r.t of VI" ::
M'. T).
,!v J w! li
".V emeu: al
r. I.- Of
a Whiting.
Whiting of
Mulltnuih', iii-lhwi", Mis. .'.!.
litre.
HevlilT. "T!. -Vial
uie-it." .'tisa i;:i'l'.n!M' .V
"1 hi' l.aitu :i'.-l .e Trtr,
Ca. sar." Sor.hoia.ire Cs.
. Vocal mI'. "Cive a Man
lie l aa K do," V, ;. r u ti. l;i
F'air.o
lb-mi
1'iof.
; abort talks
M. t- Hamiu
, .-eMhroated voice of spring ley Vrs. F A.
" i .1 -iml u:anv have rescind- t.y Lev. Q:ilrl .
ul "t'nVl ami garden basket tod ar.d li. L. Edd?.
: f.,r inrh ne social i -z
I Vanmd aro ei.inI by Entertains Informally for
I ,..ni..eri "( the smart set who ill
,"a t'nd the beautiful flower Mr. and Mrs. Haky
Fri
rr at rii-: i'
iVe Fnivt rr;
the ers rc
'ti.HRhter rf
HoilmrT, aril !;H':h V:m Waters, ' .
I; "it. ti I ' ti l i iv. rsl y. Mr. Van Baptist Girls to
';Vaten a'fti'nt,.lil t!e enr-is.'rni tit P-e-.r, PNV
at a d'nrt'-r -x ht:i ffMi,rr1;v ltr-isi', r it
:!lo Kiipt'.T rit"'.;i. M!ss Wt.iti'T re
rentty pirtveil t-i Ro"'":r f'-ortt l'ort
'and w'th her r'rrli.'f, r d M a
"'pn(ldttp'e of ?ir . A. V::rtv rf
"Ml pi:y. Tr Vm V',-t r3 Ivlt-
n.-d
ml
ily i f Ju!l-,1
Ilnr.s
I'"
... i f tin nps luein-
mi ati'ii"'! i
, r. i .J'-late the pre-
... R.isr'tnirK llie
t(,f i'autv ih:-t It is every year.
;aIlv ,f th, h..M,-H and unU
!(ils which arc iwmitd to w.th
i tonP of entertainment has
I a hit within ihf rant week, and
h-r mom. eviiirinvu j
,,,nt. sis. can bo noticed.
be the favored divcr
.....t niMiiv of those Jm-
fe s
ni:oii;it Mr. end Mrs. Claude
I"nl'y Uft Thiirjdiv for a pv-
cr.tl months v it (n l oMlan-! ard
other points. Mrs. v. L. lv!nrrr mi
e; twined Jnformr.l'y p.t her henu i
fnl hom Vvedtif?t!;y crenln?. Mr.
l!o! be'ter Vnowu here as Miss
Lufille r.entz, and has been oonnct-
i rd with the Moore Studio as voral
instrt'or. Mr. Iln'ty announced to
I her friends dui'it'R th? evening that
j the (-xpeet.; to n-turn to .'.uS'-Stirs
and open n musical stdio. (Imi-iis
Th V.'orld W"ac Guild, the plrls
tuNsionary ;y rt ihw Kirt Hup
t st chunh. will presi-nt tli 'lr s 'eon l
annual mtsstnnary pluy. "Two M:;
ferfl." on Sunder evening, April 25. at
tw Vlrat ltiinli!-.t clmrrli, til 7:S't. Thu
d hero a rmVrr nf times roeenthv ! ....,. ni,diene whu-li witnesrted th
Td nr-do ri".:r. frf:i'f
heir r n 1 t i n I
f .'.r"!i rrr'i V.M
'rr otn t!i:i y i
.,f K'e'il Ori 'o-i. 'n-
hn l.een n ;iri ,h
' an!a. Mr. V:m U'sit i
ihrr of Hr ;ni' n V
is !tii'' r-ell Iti'ow'i
of the Ju rntl"
v i ete.:d
1 U 'lu pon
r. who
r h lv"rn
n- n'l--- he
I-i I'eniisy-
nUo a liro
V :'T'i. who
t'.H referee
!.o. Air.:- U
(i. Wax- Rosebur? Girl Graduates
Frcm California Hospital
(initiation announcement tor M'ss
inn I hunt have lu eu retixed lu-re
li i'in ?uu r rriti. o. arm uti inn her
i r.iiinut.on f ro:n tho Hospital for
hiidr n and
.'e.ii'MH, Tho gradual ton
11 take pl:oe ou tho cveniiiK f
iv . r.t S o t lock, at tho tVntui y
l ;ut. h ill, 1'rnnkiln and Sutter atreets.
tan Francisco.
Miys Hunt i the daughter of Mrs.
F V. Hunt of Itosehute. and 1h a
'."-adeato of Ko t;ir? hiRh school.
Hr many friends hero will ho inter
tstcd in Tie announcement that ihe
hns Hiiccessfully pushed through her
training. Her a'atcr, lr. lrenu Hunt,
n'.so veil knunu !n Uos.ftniT. was
formerly with tho CIiMdren'H Hospitul,
hut U now piaeticlDK in la-:ulena. '
The hosp.t il from uhkh M!sh Hunt
'.h praiimitiTifT ha a high Hiandard.
!( Hssuim s the t are of women and
ihilfin-n and the higher education and t
Jtured her mm and address. A short
'tMiie later Mrs. Hinev received a large
It stuiii.iy Kami for the evening were: Mr. ana situ.
I patronn and palronessea at tlie ( Hal((V Mr and Mrs i;r8rn(ir nn(
Day hall on Tu.lay emnK dnhtPr1. of iro-Uwnv. Harry
lX ad Char.. Chowle,
S;cond in Luncheon
Series on Thursday
The record In a rerlt s of Inn 'h
i or.fl for which Mrs fleorgo rirndhurn
: has hen the graciotia hoU ess, oc
l oored on Thursdnv if this veeV-: a!
the Itrndhnrn Irono ai W'.nton. The
,iiro:L. iung. and many smart p VU1- A ffernonn
i are Mr. a-iy laying piani for : Lnjoyable Mlternoon
f a
lawn affairs to enimjm men
Jar Local Girl
ied Monday
f main- frhnds of the bride
pU-aj'.intly surnrised Monday
t- on l- :iri:i::r (f the marriage
h t oon n that day t Kose-
of i..i Vin Fisher, daughter
i ard T. Fnd Fblier. of
ty, ar.d liny L. Medley, of Oak-
. rf-rp'nnnv was performed at
resliyp riaa manw, P.'V. C. II.
i o'fici:'.tinr. The marriage was
pleei' surprise to the many ,
ami an"'a'n?nnc:'3 of the'
In tl.is citv. only two of her
ntiumte fri-nds heiiiR aware of
lair until after the ceremony
w.
brifltr1 and crnom are now i
wi-li f'i. ::tls in M'fi?ord. r.nd
nd .-;''! male their
1b Oakland. I'.u'h have many
I In this comnui'iity wlio ex
nKnitijijtions. Sutherlln
The Circle Thimble rhib net V.
j replay aferncon in in K. or l.'c
Hall for their n rular socIM rffor-
I r'on and btis!re meeting. The now I i
I officers, Mrs. ' Pnvi O-it.loy. rr -d- U
I dent, and Mrs. Ti'l'e clerk,
and treasurer, nrsumed h. :r re tt
five offic'3. The wir-dw -!e N-H
April Tth netted the club t1 Film of
!t:!3.85. nnd n renort to this prf-t
; was made. Mrs. Krd ie'd'a dera
tion of a lari:e Ppenjvri f"rn to he
! pold for the benefit of the Phtr'ot
i Team was accepted by tho club, and
nrt aneements male for its ei'p for
the next erulnr ocial mee'in',' of yr i i). rr
the Neiglihors of Wnodcrart, May 21.,, i i pfrvlntj.
At the c'os of the business ses- Following "the lnnchon tlv aft
pfnn the nos'ess for the afternoon, j ron ,.-as r'o'iFant:v Knent wilh
po ts Ud
Vr. V. R.
Kerzl.-. Y.r
!('. M:irste-,
t ricMh
'. Pfi'rl, (Vr
I J M. 1 h one. y
' Vrt. I.. U. S'-.inr.
n-r. Mr-. M. F.
H'nt. ?.T-r. J. !
KoMh-cn.
. Vrs. ("v'r'y
' nowe'! Mrs. V
) tUN (iff:ir were:
o. Mr., A. K. Mc
Collier. Mrs .
. II. I'lvvh, Mrs.
H W. Vat
CIV
p!ny given !) th.s ori:uni.a(ion la.t
vr-ar, imdrr the tl rrdmn of Miss M -.r-ir
ir t iafe nnd M,s (;Uds Strong,
will no douht be tx pbased to know
that they are sponsoring a similar
entirtainn"nt th:s y ar. Xho Cmid
girls have been wnrkintt dilii;en;Iy f.r
several works to make this play a big
Miccess. Itehoars.-ilH are h ing held
very evening of this week, under the
supervision of .Miss J 'ago and M es
Strong, and all at rangrni-nt are eb
'iitX conipleto (o maki' this me of tho
best home talent plas of this s aon.
The reguJar eveuing yrv;co of the -.i . n .
First iiaptist church h::s been dis-, Uiarmmg bewmg I arty
pensed with and the entire v ning ' pfiday Af tcmoon
will be in charge of the tiuild girls.; MH A j ii()(.l)rn,i,i wns
i nere wim tie no cnarge ur tr.is piay,
bet a collection will he takn durin:;
the evti'.ing for the belief. t of thv
missionary enterprises w hit h the or
ganization ia helping to maintain.
i hotograi h of ( 1m f Jenkins in uni
form. Last week Mis. 1 !: was
much htn prised and k '!' iied to re
ceive a beautiful s.lvi r star, en i; raved
with her name, and iJie complimrnts
Training School for of the Fort laud police tram. The
exercises following Utter, provine Chief Jen
kins to he a poet as well as ua excel
lent official, was received with the
star:
lhar Mrs. Hiney:
With p'.easuru great I presi nt to
you
The star we felt to be your due.
To welcome you we are very glad.
For a sweater singer we bavu
never hail.
Condit on there is one nnd that,
of cour".
That you sing the praisos of our
Fort laud force.
Yours very trul'-.
U. V. J KNK1NS,
Chief of Police.
tramtng ot nurses, a:so tne anvaiiee-, ( a p . t .
n.ent of women in medicine and toir- I -)UU 1 arV '9 IMOSt
g ry. tiraiuaiion from this institu- IZniovnble Affair
One of the attrnettva affairs or last
t!on enrrirs widi It tiie privilege of
furl lit r tunning lu tho liahtienuin
(leiieral hospital.
week was the "5no" Hftrrnimn spon
sored by Mrs. A. J. Hochradol on
Friduy. The room nnd tables wore
gaily bedecked wilh clusters of sweet
peas and apple blossoms. Seated
about the card tallies were Mrs. 11. 1).
Harris. Mrs. W. O. Hurt, Mis. W. H.
Surprise Partv for
Mr and Mrs. Bell
Mr. snd Mrs. Wfll'am Hell were th
Sinorri" at a un'que surprise party
sponsored Monday eveninx by twenty
f their frinds. the occa;on bttnic
their weddine anniversary. They were
first taken to the theater bv their
'friends, who Invaded their homo and
carried them away. After the theater
'ho party went to the Heluline con
servatory, whore all enjoyed music
land dtm-ing for a hour. The con-
servatory was fragrant with great
'clusters of lavender nnd whfto lilacs.
, After the dancing Mr. and Mrs. Hell
: wero taki n t their own home, and
entered the door to the strains of
l.ohemirtn's Wedding March, played
bv Miss Klise Kohinson. They wero
uuftcd In marriage by tho double rtnir
I ceremony, iiihiiv humorous prom f sea
beiu tr extracted from "them leffr6
thev were pronounced msn nnd wife.
Miss (iladys F.nger and Miss Ileleno
Wi klem ncted as bridesmaids, nnd
I Dean Itubar as best man. Following
.the ceremony Mrs. C. S. Heinliue, in
3 clever speech, presented Mr. and
j Mrs. Hell with a handsome gravity
I clock.
I Iellclous refreshments had been
I prepared and a large table was spread
In the dining room, elaborately ar
ranged with a kewpie doll dressed in
I pink maline in the center of tho table,
surrounded by apple blossoms and
Howdon, Mrs. tlerbert Quim, Mrs. I holding narrow pink ribbon stream
Leon McCllntock, Mrs. Floyd Frear. era leading to each pinto, at the end of
Mrs. Waller (loml, Mrs. 11. W. Shaw, each being a bridal favor and a clus-
Mrs. Monroe Cheek. Mrs. Frank Lib tor of applo blossoms.
l.o'-n. Mr
O-'len.
TS. IT;'l
'rs. M.
Paul 'hil-.-r
s. T. K.
v Mn '
M rs.
Mrs
-to:;.
t Kfii
- Cuv
oir'-'o
Howell.
s. (leorgo
'r-. J. 1.
v Herbert
ton. and
n. Mrs. Harry
to Pachrr, nnd
a:ds'ed the ho.it-
T-
l(. I..
Fr
. R'c.
O -born. Vr
s 'Vanli'-;-,ri-,.,.,
in. Fell. V
Club Cotillion Is
Distinciive Affair
inol.i
IVstiuct'.ve in its charm was tho
S. H. S. club cotillion at the K. or P.
hall last Saturday evening. Tho
unique affair w s much cpjoyed hy
tho clnh mem'i rs from tin.' fist
f i-ure, which wa- a cap and c!rcl",
through tho line, flower and rush to
the. paratsol, colonial hout.'.iet and
chariot
the
! charming hostess Friday nfternoon
'with a prt ully npio:nted sewing
i party at Iut home. Calil'ornla Kp
! pit s in bowls and vases w ere placed
Miirougnmii tne rooms. i ne guests ; i,lirn Jr!4 Kenneth Qulne, Mrs. II. J Those present to enjov the occa-
.tor tne nuernoon were: .Mr. ana jwrs. lm Hvlund. snd Mrs. K. U. Hashford. ! sion were: Mr. and Mrs. William Hell.
Mora Frear. Mrs. John Urn. Mrs. ; MrHt Kl(iyi yrvaT won tho h,)nnrii uni Mr. ami Mrs. C. S. Heinline. Mr. and
Io.a W.lson, Mrs. William Hiney, Sn . rheek the consolation. Mrs. W. ! Mrs. Pnr.l Hnbar. Mr. and Mrs.
1 Mrs. I. Irwin. Mrs. A. L. Dorman, Mrs. li Ilimile u'.U .l Mm tin, l.m.ii.l I rh:irle Whnrtnn MP nn.l Mn iMhn
serve.
I.
IN ho Crtid lis. Mrs. Ira l,ynds. Mrs
M. I. Strawn. Mrs. A. j. Idlburn
Mrs. li. I . Mnitn. .Mrs. M. an Pyno, i , i i
Mrs. Carl PalI.iff, Mrs. A. H. Houser. ' 1Yirs- Vjicnn Wimucny
Mis. Sylvia Ht mlricksou, Mrs. M. Entertains Informnllv
Mrs. Cbnn Wfinherly will be
hostess this evening. Informally, to
i several guests. M1h Sheldon, Miss
, ... itii RJI r nil! : i . i i u .ii ii iri , ii ins i iiKui iiefm le,
iu nao. oiuiiKo iiiui oiacit iViay L'ay nail IS ; Mrs. . Evelyn Wharton, Mrs. Jack
iiiowi.iii.hiu nn ay acuve emilf Ior , A aJ Wharton, and Mrs. (itorgo Wharton
111'- i,HH--.!. I 1 llll. I.IIH' IB . 'I
ormiTe initii-h ' f'irtlierod tli.i color
mi heme. The r'H'i b talile was lire-
Itunyan. Mr. and Mra. W. H. Flaher,
(Continued on pace four.)
lif.irn. Mi.n AlUe Fiaher. MlB. J. It.
1'arrintim and Mrs. Leon McCllntoek
asHlstetl in servlUK.
Mrs. .1. V. Dnwell nnd Vn. Oia j
Welker Invited the members to j
dainty table niranced with liln'S
ond ttillpa where r!neap;ile thcrliet
atul p.ilie were sefi'd.
'ey's Daughter
ted in Capital
I Ills l!awi-y. daiu-htpr of
ntaiive and Mrs. V. C. Haw
Is married lail Fridav In
iRtrn. I). C. to Samuel F.
loi. (;.- IrpaFiirer of North
. Mass.. and they left 1m
'y a'r.r th" eer-monv for
Ky. Cidy the bride's luretm
im.' Ii i'i' friendu of the fat lily
I'l-.-cnt at tlie ceri''i:nnv. whii-h
tfnrmtil hv l ishop William F.
Ml if the Ve'hodl.t rhnrch
n-fid-r.c.- firhi rl!n ,un.
One o'Clock Luncheon
at Bradbitrn Home
Mrs. (leoruo Hradintrn has been
hostess for n series of luneheons nnd
hrldpe afternoons t!'!s week at
R. I I. S. Operetta
Galixy of Beauty
Tlie gorgeous cos'umcs anl
sided over by Mrs. F. A. Ileinis and
Mrs. I louser. The commit t oe in
charge o( decorat inn wiTf Florenc.1
'Sinnott, Fenlah Coinpton, Vernon Sto
phenson nnd Kay i!uit. l"!oir: Yerus
I louser. Thelma Tn-fern, Itaynmn l
1 Pars low. Punch : Charles Thurston
clab- nnd T:'.ri(n
An affair which is helm; keenly an- ! , ' ' !, ,,U,K. . .! u "W
Impaled is tho benefit Muv Day ball 1 ,7 . 1 ., i,,"7' u
h,ch will be given at the Armory on lla!m will be s.-rved. ;
J.av flrnt to raiHe fatuls for eonjltui-' . . . f . .'" '"". "' . .
inn tim beani'.ivinK of the hinh Hehooi 1 Mrs. A. J. Ilochrader
PTohnilH. The wo-k la (tniiiK forward : ostes8 Wednesday
sleudilv. nnd when rinished the i '
mounds will be one of thu show anots 5lni- A- J- lloihrndi-l rntnrtntned
rf t!iH citv Wednesday afternoon in her hone
Spdno nib
IRcb Sbocs
,7T.'f V r,-r.vr.rrr.'7.-i-7.Ti.?.'r-
lorale stnie settings in the eomins
h:(rh Ht hi'ol oi.eretta. "In the Garden
jof the. :;l:r;h." to be presinttd at the
i Antlers on May a, will po without an
i nnal as a calaxv of beaut v. The
ber : reallstle Oriental offer! of both the
Grands Club
lertained
Inter. -;nr af fn.tr for
May n.-h.-r an I Mrs.
I'!.' the Joint hostesses
I evealnT wr.s an entertain
M th- home of Mrs. Fisher for
Itt Noble Crands ciu') of the
a :i..l"... The club
ini! l r
benttifttl renntry home at 'lntttn.
1 VedneFdav n one o'rlork l.ineheon
wns served, follo"' Pn ji'inrnonn
of bridge. An eff(itr e arrangement
: of lilacs and tulips vn i ns-d
I throughout the rooms and at the
I t -bles. Coverp. were laid for: M"s
Idsmrs Nathan Fnllortrn. r. W.
'.'barton. Thar'es Cllbert. V. M. Vet-
er en. F. V.'. I'a-nes. T.. 1. Croc'ier.
I. it. Itroadway. TTrn-v pia;ile:on. A.
: A. M'll.le;-. -A. V. Pclher, Cto'S"
lotinsn. (,eon-e Hnr-lier, .lames .Saw-.. nlend!d nlav noon wlneh to work
i vers. TI, r. V.'addell, J. C. lluniH. Pen a worklntr rust: competent' business
iZlK'er. M. T. Oreen, V,. 11. Rldnner. ard stare management, and hearty
A. Uaum. Hoy lb llows. Ceorce riol-i suiiinMt from those persons interested
Iter. .ill p'ajs of this nature vill make the
"frs. Vadd"l .Mrs. Green "nd Mrs. I operetta an unparalleled success.
9' inner aisMpd Mrs. Ttiadiiurn In " :":
which j servl-,!. Mrs. A. A. Wilder cantor- Entertain With Two
I.ffie : en r:i::i Conors at I r Of;e, anil .Mrs.
colors
a were ucd as the
B i-"Mini: the n oms which
frv r.tira(.,jv fnort ,)llsi
van h. t,l rariy )n
JL' '-'""'"li by a pleasant social
'"" '''''"i where an elaborate
"a 'r-"l. was evquisile
r,d. . dmae over the table
ia the pink and
' MiiV str.atner, lea-linE
r c ::": i,,,ne
c tint. r. of
it
Holtcr ronr.olatlon.'
.". j. .".
Mrs. Allen Entertains at
P..-;J A(t,
; Wl ' V J I I t 1 1 1
I Tables of
; Miss l.ois
Farhy. who
; Kehibaci a
i with two tabl
I'atroni Nos foi- th i cotillion were:
Vrs. P. A. Hi ttiis. Mrs. Houser, Mrs.
V. S. Hamilton, .drs. .1. ('. Hume,
I. M. Irwin, Mis. 1'eterH. and
Hosa II. I'arrott. The Mclodv
Ore hi stra played.
enm- O
r;( Mrs. Palm Hostess at
the Surprise Party
Mis. Vary Palm wns hostess Tues
day evening nt her homo nt SOS N'.
; .la kson for a del'uhi fill birthday sur
prise parly honoring Mrs. I'.eii Palm.
, Tho aifMr was a eomp'-Me FUrprL-o
, to the recipient. The evening wa:;
, p'.cnuanlly spent w'th cr.nh and o'h
t or ranp-r- iiul a dainty luncheon was,
I nerved by Mrs. Paha. A birthday
'cake, with candles, was served by
j The honoree. Liliv-s and poppies
I were trod attractively in the rooms.
I Tho (tne its were: Mr. and Mrs. Ben
j Palm. Mr. nnd Mrs. C. D. Pa'.-yi. and
! two children. M- snd Mrs. Karl
j Pecker, Mr. pnd Mrs. Cenrtro Frew,
land two children, Mr. and Mr.-1.
! ClaiHo Palm, end l-vo children, nnd
Parks nnd Miss Evn.ir-.. j,iaIy j:lui.
recently ir.tiveit to tne t TjM. .--((. ."(,t.p 1
p:.rimeiiT'v er.terTaineo , nfi r i j,,.
01 ..i t ; ntirsoav .
costumes an'l the s'.a;e f i s.
bined w-;tli tho Oriental ntmos
created by the p'ay it--e!f, mak"
iiloT"tto lit oral ir breathe of
trust u'"t:t her.tity of Ar:ilda. The ar
t'stie f:nish in which the cotuming
hns been done is declared to b truly
extraordinary, iiosehurg people will
see in "Tho Ourden of the Shah" a
production wh-h is realty surjiassing
'n p 1 "est .this lino, and it is as
sured tlu;t tho other partu-ulars of the
loperttta live up to the artistic snle,
Many interesting features have
been piannod for tho bulk which will
he dominated bv the May Day spirit.
Mrs. i 'he dancers dancing under a hugo
MiHS 1 ft.ay pole canopy. The patnhis and
Hoys patronesses for the affair are: Mr.
juid Mrs. H. W. Maddox. Mr. and Mrs.
W. 11. Howden. Mr. and Mrs. (I. W.
Hurt. Mr. nnd Mrs. F. W. Haynes. Mr.
.ind Mrs. John P.unan. Mr. and Mrs.
Frank IJIhurn. Mr. and Mrs. Story
lies, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wfinherly, Mr.
ind Mrs. K. K. Wimberly, Mr. mid
vn;c:i was attractive with spring
blossoms. The aftenmon was pleas
antly spent w:th sowing and conversa
tion, and a daii.lv luncheon was
served by Mrs. Peon McClintock and
Mrs. J. K. Fnrrington. The guest list
included Mrs. F. II. Churchill. Mrs.
J. K. McCllntock. Mis. Napoleon
It Ice, Mis. A. N. On ult, Mrs. Johu
Till Hie. Mis. Helen Smlek, Mrs. C.
E. ' rr. M rs. Wash I n gton H u g hes.
Mrs. i;eor;;c liyan, and Mrs. Will
Cobb.
Mrs. S. L. Kidder, Mr. and Mrs. Dox-
Sewing Club Meets
and Mri. Nathan Fuilerton. Mr. and : Thursday Afternoon
Mrs. l'lalr nnd N'rs. Trin blood were
olnt host, sses ThnrVdnv nfternoon
500"
rpiei- ori d two
n:
ilosotns
fern
reiiteritiece. I'itlk
d with nuts as
'"id, added io the
Mrs. Clair K. Allen was chirmlne
) hr8e-q Thursday for nn nfternoon
i of 'oridtre. The rooms of the Alien
! home were doeorn'ed e'eotivoly
wlih lovely li'a"s nrranped In ba
i kets nnd bowls. Mrv. A. ,T. I'orhra
! del won hl' h rcore at bridne.
jOnesis for the nfternoon were Mrs.'
H. C. fhurch. Mrs. n. P. V.Yir. Mrs. Pythitn Sisters and
i.ecn .-.'ct iiptoci;. trs. ( tins, spring- lJ,.eU,,,i
r, !rs. A. .1. Tlochraibl Mr. .1 It.
rarrlneton. Mrs Rnv Cednev. "Mrs.
I v.'. F. Harris. Mrs. It. M. .1 nn'ifrs.
rv' (ivo W' !.
l'a!i:i. ord the
:d W. li. Pair
pait't
Oil"
Olier
i!-'rl..
inn in i:
imi' K
the
1 en
Carl
even-in:;. liov. Is rf narcissus were
attractively placeil arimnd the room.
The fii' sis were Miss lless Wharton, i
Miss .li.lle ii'il'ton. Mis Hi ss Tlmr- i
sen. Miss Catherine Ois.m, and Miss ' Ml'S,
..:ay i.aanvin. a canity luucneon was
served.
'!; :": O . Vrs. Crant Osl tirr. c. r rent bride.
j was the pue;-t ( f honor at a cleverly
'tin.o'n'i d luaihiou riven bv Mrs.
i 1. 1). O 'born at her heme Wednes-
Osbom ! lonored with
Luncheon Wednesday
Hus'oanc'3 Entertained '
Mrs. ?-Md Marks, Mrs. C'em Jones.
Mrs. Nathan Fuilerton,
ChS.-les Clibert.
and Mrs.
toast for
1 V
"aeiae. nnd
: fad.
N,r "'" er: Mrs
Vl t V T.f
. ... 1 I'll ill.
r ',.,,' nn ,n'sts 'or a dinner party at Hie Court
i:i:;:entieei. 1 ananmiinig vn.,.-.l.. n..,.nin.. t. ni,
.Trs. Cleo Tiit-:n. atcl
Moms wire i huriiiiti'! In
tiiliy elenin at tlie K. o
lertainiiiL' th.e 1'vihtan
yiss Pearl
teSSi-S Mllll-
P. ball, en
sisters and
I' r
Mr. and Mrs. Pettit
Entertain at Dinner
and Vrs. W. A.
Mr.
Pettit were
W.
In p.
I". MiH
ai;
Oiiver John.
Mrs. M. H.
tloffmsn. Mrs.
I'arv Tu
Mi
Karl
.lame
. Mrs.
111. Mrs.
Pickens,
s Hutch
Pi hwan,
servance of the'r sixteenth weddinir
anniversary. Covers wiTe laid for ten
at a table attractively appointed with
red and white. A basket of red nf
nations and red candles carried out
the color scheme. The truest s were
Mr. and Mrs. (ioorce White. Mr. nnd
Mrs. Sam Kozer. Mrs. I.ouisn A.
j Kerar. Mrs. F.lsie Kisaman. Mrs. I. It.
Smith and lien Ulcntt. Saleai Capi
tal Journal.
Biijle Cl isse.
Joint Social
P "V'Tlr wa, !,, ,W. C. T. 11 .Snnnanrd
'"- Excellent Program
1 a he II viir.iili, t" i
' a rhnrch
"'l ilt Hible
'e -i ior a ron-
s -rv. d rn excellent
'"" t: adult
'" ' H. Quirk, the
' :ret..nd a
' ". te.'-.,l (.y Mr,
'f',,h' r lth.l .v nnl
" 'hat dav. yr.
Mnent-j -i,h
'H'let of r.-d rarna'lnns
' coin the
their hunV.nds. Til" hall and ban
ijnet room were bov.ie-s of lilacs, and t
w.-re very beautitul with the clir.ters
Of sMrii,,-! bloi-soins. Cares, mah jot.-.:
and ilancim: fi'b d the cveirniT aad a
liamty lilIH:l.ei).l wa.- servid by tile
, host v-SSCH. 1
Benefit Program Is a I
Creat Scccr.s
The prntraiii presented at the bl-h
sihool Ihuisiiay niv-ht by the Il:h
Si biHil P. T. A. was sjili n.lid !y piven ;
and a lart;e ciowd f.iii d the audi
toniini. A 'laal sized mini fur the
benef t of the l. rh si Imol lawn w..s
r aliretl. Th..- is ill" t.fst of a s-Ties
of ( litertn;naii I::s to be fhen f1)r t;.,.
'hinef.t of trie lawn falel. 'I'll - ;ee-
A co'
v'ih c
T'r- tie!
tr ,c Iv ai
.!a'e card
rovers wi
v.
1
laoMf ef Jelil:. I
ITS Of l.lee-'.ini;
arried
Inaits
iV
Vi
'orn
Wt.oillev SI'
Taylor, :trs.
lames Cooiliaan
I'ancy. Mrs. ''r-i
:d :v
i- tlst d i
id fur:
irl V
wa i me t a' -;
ha- en and
at l!ie table.
Mis. lirant
a:; on. Mrs.
Mr:
"nve'l.
h ir K'
''rs. 1
'r. 'In
i 1!
n.f-i
A'' e,-'
1,'nYli
'v. V..
tis'irr-i
en.--on
.!. F.
.Ir
Meyers,
Ptellhell-
. Cha-it ".
"t- J. I
Mrs. .
1 P! .rd.
. l.eo De
Mrs. Karl
Mrs. Ar
y M.'ik'e.
. Cta'ion.
Ml: ; Vi r-
.l:s. II. . I. ales, llr. and Mrs. ijeori:
K. liouck. Mr. and Mrs. Kred Win
ston. Mr. nnd Mrs. Clay Smith, Mr.
and Mrs. W. (). Cordon, Mr. nd Mrs.
Koland Akco, Mr. nnd Mrs. Wendell
Writ-lit, Mr. nnd Mrs. M. (). Wallace,
Miss Crystal Jacobs, Miss Helen
Casey, Miss I.etitla Ahranis. Miss
Alice I'eland, and Miss Uosa 11. I'ar
rott. The Melody Hoys orchestra will
play for the dance.
Smart Luncheon Scries
Sponsored by Mis. Wharton
PrMKe liuiiheons have been a fa
vorite it.ode of entertainment duriuir.
tl.e week, Mrs. C. W. Wharton hav
ini: bein the chnrmitiK hostess at
three smart affairs, liecorations in
kef p'.ur with the sprintr st ason were
used. Covers were placed on Mon
day for Mrs. A. A. Wilder, Mrs. Wal
ter Hamilton, Miss Frank llowell.
.Mrs. Harry SI -ipliton. Mrs. J. C.
Hume, Mrs. A. I-'. Sether. Mrs. Jack
Wharton, Mrs. (Ilenu Wlmberly, Mrs.
James Sawvers, Mrs. S. A. .Sanford,
Mrs. 11. C. Waildell. Mrs. II. Casey,
Mrs. S. I.. Kidder, .Mrs. Itoy Hollows,
and the hostess, Mrs. Wharton. Mrs.
(boiye Poller and Mrs. (Ir-orire Whar
ton a isisted in the serving. Mrs.
Clenti Wimhcrly won hiirh score at
bridge.
Th" ruest list f-ir Tuesday was:
Mrs. W. F. Harris, Mrs. Ilov C.ednev,
Mrs J. I. Ixiv. Mis. F. W. Kelllnctnii,
'rs. C. W. (lilbert, .Mrs. William Hell,
.'urs Itvin P.runn, Mrs. II. W. Hates,
Mis. J. F. Dillard. Mis. V. M
when the Sylmon Social Sowing clnh
met at tho home of Mrs. Trueblood.
Mrs. Moothart, the president, pro
Hided over the business session and
appointed Mrs. Hlnlr secretary pro
tern., Mrs. Ogle beiUK absent. It was
derided to chanr.' a membership fee
of ten ct tits for all charter members
and twenty-fivu cents fee for nw
members joiniiiK later. Mrs. C. W.
Hradfiird was appointed press re
porter and the secretary wns in-
structed lo purchase a record book,
to record the transactions of business
iwhich lull-lit come before the meet
ings. In the cuesslriK contest of food
and cooking liti nsils. Mrs. Mat Myers
1 w-on f.rst prize and Mrs. Helming won
1 booby prize, liainty refrcshmitnts
and music were etijoved by all
The assortment of sprltiK stylea la
mnro vnrled this year than ever ha
fore, owIhr to the Innovation of the
F.cyptlnn styles and tho brilliantly
colored shoes. Never before has
there been such nn nrray of color. A
few months buck the appearance ot
: u red street shoe would have occa
sioned n riot, but today the percent
aire of brlirht red nnd green shoes ta
so grent that one no loiiRor pays any
attention to them.
' In fnct, one of the favorite modea
i of the moment Is tho black street
t costume worn with a red hat, red
shoes and red hnndbaK. Often nlovea
also carry out the note of red with,
! stltchln or embroidery. Usually
liyht irray or tun stockings are worn
v.ith tho red slippers.
'Ine blue shoe Is nlso popular and
's v.'orn with the blue costume. With
the Vs's'ev wraps and the brilliantly
colored Firvntlan coats, both bronze
end purple shoes nro seen, as veil na
those of red and green.
Spring Wraps.
The most popular ront of the Ben
son s the lonir slralfht llned ennnent,
which crosses In surplice rffoct In
front and ties or buckles on the left
hip. At present tho majority of these
worn are of cloth materlnl. plain or
embro'dcrei! In colored Knvptlan mo
tifs, but It Is predicted that those
mnilit of black Canton crepe and
trimmed In monkey fur will bo more
prevalent as the season progresses.
In these stralKht lined models fur Is
used only for the collars nnd about
the hems, as the cuffs are left un
trlmtucil. Another wrap seen will probably
have manv followers before lonir. It
liriiMeet Mm llelelier iiml Vru
Moolbart will 'entertain (be clnh i.l I three tiered cape of Kr.iy Canton
; thu next meeting. i
An automobile pirty composed of
Mr. nnd Mrs. Harold McCready, Mr.
: nd Mis. Harold I'dldom, Mr. nnd
Mrs., Wallace V.lniler. Mr. nnd Mrs.
Hanson. .Miss Vem-ia Kntupp, I'rcd
Schiiaz, and Miss Croesus l,ee motor
ed to ItosebaiK Sunday. They were
Joined by Mr. and Mrs. l.ester Camp
l."'l in Pi si-'au and wenl on a plc-nl-.
- Saleni Catiilal Journal.
Mrs. I. II. Kiddle Is to be hostess
nevt week at several smart social
affairs, one of which Is I ;i he an old
son. Mrs I.lovd I- Crocker, and Mrs. ' fashioned party, with
costumei of a hyi-oiie
r. I. It. Hi-'ij:
t
1- n-
i'-is. d
.:i the
wirii;.
Drcl; mrition 1
T'le seeor I f.
at
i ne Kivers de W. C. T V nu t
Wednesday r.ft rnoon at the Itivr
side school and enjoyed a clovrlv
srrantrid pronram. Ix-terntion from
the (ilenirary and Kosebiin: t'ni'.ns
were also pres. nt. The nrorr u i w is
as follows: Sons. "Sprinrt.i-" bv
' little e'rl-: rec'tation, 'Fishes In
the Hrook." Allan Kent; atinit. 'inn
crops." Verla Mrlnehlin and Filler
Fisher; recitation. "Winkem. Illnik-m
and Nod." Kuth Starrett: recitation.
"Sprina." II lid red .Mi l.a.irhl'n: io.-,
"Tnhji " -w i"te t-!r!-: t- itnt.'n.
'Just Th!t;V." ('.'. Ket; le. -Hat if..
"Ie.il-U-s Park." June K-:,t. mm! 1.
A lur.rVon was served affr the
w u- . . ' I roaram. T he nho.,1 hmise was at
1 J.i-";' two v.. , . ' '"'''v'' lh lui. rs of blue ins a:.l
io o,l so.cj ,inte bloason..
irram jirrs'
I.e.- s:
tiMl Tian-
II :!: fol
I.'
Yt
llrar
tin i
a:
V.l
v:.
I r.
I fiOlVl.
ll solo.
F.ituii
eiyi
rtapqua Fi
s:in." Mrs.
1 1. I owe
Mlzpah
Wolfe. wtn ,
iapm.t.
aniation of
Cist, a
.. st-ce: Th
to: Mis. Jam.
ul' riih. .":
J. M. Sunt!
,'.i!-e r-l-n !
i:''ra ni-ide.
rs it.'. r; :o-t
.1 la
ef t
1 1." V
s In '!
nt the
in Pa
1 I .
. li .1
'..-a;
P.roAU. P
Sell f '-t
. .1 1 I
V. i
..x.
I. i . reail" by (I
I! o ' lav
I! Par
i I Il-es.
e; .Je-n
ch.in li
fi.
N' uri'-r.
M. r. Itiee. Those who assistetl Mrs.;
Wharton were Mrs. J. C. Hume. Mrs.
I. i. Hroadway, Mrs. Jack Wharlon. '
Vrs. Nathan I'ullertiin. Mrs. William
Heil tarried (iff the honors at hriiltro.
The bat for Saturday included:
Mrs. I. ;. Ilroiidwav, Miss tlertrude
Itest. .Mis. Harry illlilebratnl. Mrs.
Nathan I'ullertuii, Mrs. Hen Zixlcr.
.Mis. (Ii-uri'i- Wharton. Mrs. te-orir-lobason.
;,;rs. M. II. Crcen. Mrs.
li' nil''1 Hradliurn. Mrs. Ceorce Holter,
Mrs. Natalie Hauiii. Miss Hose Pnr
rntl, Mrs. W. F. Cbapaian. and Mrs.
Carl Winiherlv. Mrs. Fred llavnes
and Mrs. .lai k Wharton assisted Mrs.
Wh.-u toa serve.
Lnifue Honor Conferred
on P.os-burfr Itdy
the quests
day.
In
Th ' regular Ilieetiu of the Hook
clllb. schedlllit to meet Wedlle-ilay
at the home or .Vis. I'. T. Hubar.
has be'-n pustjiuiiid for two weeks,
rt whlih lime Mrs. llubar will entertain.
prot-rlelor of the
i n. was a Ito-fburK
. Mr iioncall was
irii; by ii'iietrinli'le and was en
to Porilanil and Newport for a
Pes
I. on
- W. M. Mm
nor:: vo alist. has li
ll III
as. S .
: t
.! I
- cotif' rr
ro!ii!!l;
and I..-!!
who
r d t
-d:n. Clarcli.cI'i.ol.i'-rap:i f t
. . is i taken
iia - " rf ! I viu'li of
ir-is was uiithimzcj. i
well known
1 tiie unique
ber of becoui
liehlber of the
rtnienr. ;-loiae
. V.'l' 'I H e I'l.lti.iU.i pool e
i- :.'1i d t l.e .V.iit'iiie (ere.
i.i n i i it. ' s Hinev was on
i:-:.':'ii and sar.K several soios
ti,.. prncraiii she was toiiipli
I by I.. V. Jenkins, thief of the
.1 tijuli
litar y
Ja. k lioili' ill
Wolf Creel; Ta
vlstlor la t v i
trnve
route
,bort Miiailen.
Imi'i-overnerii s
dry wl.l.-h li.
ilt ic hi f'!i v.a v,
v i II H-t r bl n
find tin- T-.v-t
place I a - I V. e
tail e,
In
He has made inai.y
the t'i'I'iilar host-
i-o'iducfs on the Ha
nd ma a v. loan - ts. as
i f en: ii' i n f ti eir"n
a till a art sioni ltnt
l-l
d. rl.l't
aut'Kiit
the Yav
is. Corn.
I litOISte
i' in 1 ia'
rn er'ti-r-llus
Van
l.cr'll b
il lie,..
p.
V.'il-I
w her
Cel.ll
in V. ri
!and.
i- ll'lllt ''i s '. I
to 1 ill I land tod '
!.t will i. It Mr,..
lav s, l.iier r.'turn-
i'ortiarid po Jut; department, who ac-inK to linn burr.
crepe with ouch tier eiincii witn itrny
snulrrel. Since fur is to be used so
extensively on wraps this cominK sea
j son. the cray wrap will perhaps be
I more summery than the dark fur
J trimmed wrap.
I Short fur facquettes nf caracul or
summer ermine, worn with pleated
i skirts, are very popular just now.
I HclKe predominates over other
I shades.
i Sprint Pickups.
1 Pnislev handbntrs. headed In steel
! beads, lire mil lied often. For utllty
j wear, envelope purses of pressed
j leather In Fyvptian dcsljcns and col
lars are popular.
Small clochn shaped hats have
brown or black veils fulling Just over
the eves. Itlnck turbans draped in
Kitvptinn lines, with tubs of ribbon
foverint; the ears, are worn by some
of the smarly gowned girls who favor
Kcyptian lines rather than Fgyptlan
i o'nrinirs.
Jnniuetle suits of tan cnmel's hair
nro popular with the vounger girls.
They He with n tan ribbon snsh at
one side, often they are accom
panied by mannish topcoats of plaid
material.
The bandana neckwear is waning In
jHitmlaritv. One seldom sees it on a
Well dressed person lately.
Skirts are neither long or short,
being about elcht Inches from the
ground.
il''1'.." fox neckpieces an worn with
th tailored suit.
i my" rxvomTE recipe f
a
CREAM CAKE
Mrs. Walter Hamilton,
--iirt 2 i -ii's mi') iio'iiMurfnr? cup.
Fill enp with c-";im. Cup suvnr. I'i
' up Cnnr. 2 tfflspnont Ink ng pow-e'l-r.
t s spoon salt. Hat et-rs nnd
ct f:,i well. Add sucar and flavoring,
tlo-n flour and baking powd'-r and
suit. ti(M)d for loaf or layer cake.