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WOMAN S PAGEL i ffiSttjN
1 DinnerCornpliments
SOCIETY-
r BEULAH JEWETT
I .m. naze society, women'a clubs, and personals,
Vttoni to ii pa by Frlllay of eat,h week
telephoned w TeleIhon9 No. 135
I
rlh(. .wing of youth, horn?, and
in. firis fnr all
a Christmas tree with
lr - : " in. firm fnr all was enjoyeo. ine ctuo
."'it ran brlnr. the! and school will have a community
'J? , iv how will sin. ! tree and program at the Smick
? in o historv on Mon-' tree and program at the Smick
t,v evening. Pre-vlews ,chool house. Saturday evening. De
Se promise the finest I cemt,er 22. and plans were made for
S ,ntertsinm-nt that ,n, eVent. Mrs. Charles Hagar and
Ibave bad th privilege. Mrg William Agnew will entertain
j m the essentials the!(ne cu0 at Ia neJct meeting, and
I will eq"al tnat ' ansr there will be annual election of of
W offered here. fleers. Mrs. C. II. Short of Port
.ifinufrula una . . ... . ...
iRnd was a guesi 01 ine ciuu iiiurs-
RecentTiride
nosts to a numoer 01 ineir friends od r"
that evening, making up several
tables of bridge. , High honors at
Complimenting her daughter. Mrs. j cards fell to Mrs. Sawyers, und Fred
George Uietsrh, who was a bride of Wollenberg. and low to Jane Wtiar
laat week. Mrs. V. A. IVarce Invited ,on '-yan Bkinner. Hidden to
a number of Intimate frl.nds to her;fhe rtn borne or i Tuesday even-
M.rlv lr flml Mrs. f'harl
day.
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Christmas Carols
Will Be Sung
Fringing to life a
custom which
u..Pi,v Minsireia tu.u
each year in brll
uilc and financial suc-
to be anticipated
i r lnter entertaln-
of beautiful girls;
I fancifully dubbed thel
I have uut in
Vnarv training, and In' perhaps more than any other la r'l
(towns, and Btrlklngl nlMcant of Christmas and all the Joy
La will' bring to thei and gladness that the season means,
ness of youth and Joy I for the fitst time In Roseburg Chrlst-
rble charm of graceful, mas carols will be sung on Christmas
i eve. Originally an English custom,
id that Dnnc and one tnat is enjoyea oy tne Eng
lish people, young and old, every
year. It has gradually spread to the
I'niled States, particularly In the
New England states, and In New
York, where they were a great suc
cess last year.
Mrs. C. A. Brand, who Is promi
nent In musical circles, has been in
strumental In Interesting a large
number In the custom, and on Christ
mas eve at seven o'clock ciro's wM!
Its fliinv In thA htmlniiBB Hlstrlnl at
J, bnoemaser a uuFu- (h rnurchell nd , lne mlj) rP,,.
ihe dub. The ladies dence dl8trlcta Evervone who
venln hours itn w(9neg fo jnln )n the 8inRnB u asKed
kich Miss Jane har-; ,Q do go R(.hear8als are being he'd
iprire, anu .wr. j. t. i a
Biauon. mule un
Fflowers. principally
k. were In white. Mrs. :
ana Mr, u.euu m.- ad Anj?pl9 Sing.. and ..Holy Nph,
airs, t-oruou. '" i t l8 noped , mnke ,he earol rlnK.
? nl "nu' affalr
R. Wharton. Mrs. Roy I "
i Charles McKlhlnny, i K
fctieriy, Mrs. Kenneth ; Conservatory to
fcorce Johnson, Mrs. Have Studio Party
. l tl V tl'l.t. I J
tedy. and happiness 10
hearts IS tne reouu
ival which serves the
Tof entertainment and
ks need.
3ub
Member
rdon was hostess to
the Saturday lunch-
evening compllmen-
The bridal motif was suggested by
the table arrangement of yellow and
white, the center b.-lng marked by a
bridal cake surmounted with a min
iature bride and groom under a
bough of orange blossoms. Yellow
and white streamers extended to each
place. Covers were laid for Mr. and
Mrs. Pletsch. Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Dletsch, Arnold Hoffinelster, Alva I serving by Mrs.
Hunter, Thelma. Helene and Stanley ' Fred Chapman.
Pearce. and Mr. and Mrs. V. A.I '
IVarce- I Election of Officers
o ft ft v. P,i.
, A business meeting wlih election or
officers preceded the Christmas imrtv
A charming hostess on Wednesday i f the atholic Daughters of America
Tlsdale.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wimberly, Mr. and
Mrs. (leorge Jonnsou. Mr. and Mrs.
Oeorge Wharton, Mr. and Mrs. Ed-;
win Thornton, Mr. und Mrs. Jack!
Wharton, Mr. and Mm. J. E. Sawyers, '
Misses Gertrude Rast, Hess Wharton'
and Jane Wharton, Frank Clemens. I
l.yman Skinner, and Fred Wollen-
berg. Mrs. Wharton was assisted in I
Sawyers and Mrs.!
flfoovfc Staid: 6(vl3 Hbv.scfc
b! tpauUncjFrcdck to "il lave
jfull flMiisc in illoUwoob
Mrs. Lockwood Invites
Matrons in to Sew
afternoon, was Mrs. C. A. Lockwood.
who invited a number of matrons to
her home to sew and chat. Clusters
of ni'Htletoe, bells and Yuletlde fu
vors brought the ChrlHtmas sugges
tion to the pleusant afternoon, which
was enjoyed bv Mrs. H. I). Harris.
Mrs. F. R. Dunlap. Mrs. C. W. Gilbert.
Mrs. Fred Cook. Mrs. J. C. Fonsler.
Mrs. Frank Lllburn. Mrs. H. L. Whip
ple. Mrs. Earl llurch, Mrs. Oliver
Lockwood, Mrs. G. H. Smith and Mrs.
Lockwood.
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Community Sing
For Tuesday Evening
An old-fashioned community sing
will entertain the members of the
bl.h school parent-teachers' associa
tion when they meet Tuesday eve-
at tne MaccaDee nail Tuesday eve-1
ning. Mrs. J. O. Koeuig was elected;
gnind regent: Mrs. Harold Nichols,:
vice grand regenu Mrs. Ilodley, pro-
phetess; Miss Helen Casey, historian;!
Mm. L. J. llarnes, financial secre-'
Inry and treasurer: monitor, Mrs. V. I
Bulff; sentinel, Mrs. I'rinzen; trustees!
Mrs. I. II. Nichols and Mrs. L. Neu-i
ner. A Christmas social, with an ex-j
change of giftx, and a dainty luncheon
completed the evening. j
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Hostesses to i
Tillicum Club !
Mrs. Victor Short and Mrs. J. S. i
Park were joint hostesses this week '
to the Tillicum Luncheon Club, at the J
home of Miki. Short. The guests were '
seated about a smartly appointed
ning. December IS. Everyone Is ! mble arranged with miHtletoe and
urged to bring any old-time aong holly, iind spent a pleasant alternooii
hook which they may have. There j with the hosjesses after the luncheon,
will also be several Interesting read- Covers were placed for Mrs. C. E.
in!s and musical selections on the 1 Huffman, Mrs. R. E. Metzger. Mrs.
the Helnline Conservatory, and
songs familiar to and loved by every
one will be sung, piv'h as "O Little
Town of Bethlehem," "Hark the Her-
n. Jlrt. H. L. Wblp-
I Wimberly, Mrs. Ed
Mn. Roy llellowj.
artoo and Miss Jare
h
hiing
(Parrott entertained a
ally at dinner Sunday
program, and there will be a discus
sion concerning the purchase of
shrubs and other means of beauti
fying the the school house and lawn.
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Christmas Party for
Legion Young People
A Christmas party which will
bring together a large number of the
young people wl'l be held on Wed
nesday evening. Oecember 19. when
the Lnelnn Auxiliary will enterfSln
The faculty of the Helnline Con-ithe Legion, the affair taking place
servatory will be hosts tonight to all
conservatory students over ten years
of age, entertaining them with a
Christmas tree and frolic. Mrs. C.
A. Brand will sing "Holy Night," and
Miss Flo Adams will gi'e a number
of Christmas readings. Mrs. Heln
line will tell the story of "The Bo-
hemian Girl," and her talk will be
In the Legion club rooms at the ar
mory.
carry out the Christmas motif, and
a Jolly evening of games and music
will fill the hours. A Chrlxtnins tree
will have gifis for all, and luncheon
will be served.
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Out of Town Visitor
Clifford Jenkins, Mrs. L. W. Metzger.
Mrs. W. H. llrown and the hostesses.!
Mis. Short and Mrs. Park. I
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Mrs. Baum is
Saturday Hostess ;
A charming hostess Saturday wns
Mrs. Natalie Baum, who Invited a
number of prominent ladies to her
apartment for an afternoon of br d;:e.
Mrs. Fred Haynes won high honors
for the afternoon and Miss Hose Par-,
rott wecond high. Seated about the:
card tables were Mrs. Walter Hamll-
ffaihioned turkey din- Matured by a number of records and . r0mrjlimpnted
L...i. . j . souks from the onera. All od-fash-i,s -Ornpiirnentea
Evergreens and red bells will ! ton, Mrs. V. M. Petterson, Mrs Hen
Zigler, Mrs. Jack Wharton, Mrs. 11.
Casey, Misses Elizabeth and Rosa !
Parrott, Mrs. Fred Hayni. Mrs. Fred j
Schwartz. Mrs. II. W. Bates, Mrs. J.I
E. Sawyers, Mrs. Tretnper, Mrs. H. I
M. Jennings, Mrs. Walter Fisher,
Mrs. L H. Stewart. Mm. J. H. HooUi,
und Mrs. C. S. Helnline.
ltflr '' C.s ' i;,.VH:-. ,,
l -SI c, :
v
u studio gate and chance brln me
past the casting window and I h"i' '
the plaintive vnicesVAny cas n:r u
diiy?" lay heart bleeds for i!;i-in -tin
se linle blond haired, girl Mi i tin i
wlo Kistfully wait for the big n-M' :..
to come.
Thousands of girls are v: Ulrf't
"What Uo I need to win a ch: ..c; ia
the movies?"
Well. I'm going to be blunt :.t liio
risk of discouraging thousai !s
readers who are dreaming of fairy
land out .Hull) wood way. Here It Is:
A comfortable allow ance tha v. iil
provide fond and loduliiri mill' th-'
day when the "big chance" com. :i!
i it Is worth more than bra il
wlil give talent an opportunity to tl
I vcliip and ambition a chance to !:v.
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Mrs. Georgn E. Iliiuck. wh lin.i .
been hi the enst for the pus two
months, arrived In liosehurg toiU.y.
.Mr. and .Mrs. iloiek vent eust in -,
tuber, Mrs. 11'iin k n iimliilng for H'l
additional few weeks' visit Willi
friends in Nev Ynk, Ilosto i. "iid .
with her son George at H y v.in:.
Gxirge llouck il ,i I'nlvirsity vruilu '
etc and Is studyin; ivedlcine 11 Hi:-.,
vi.id where he is iral. iug a vety n.n d
record Willi ins lass.
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...""''tat,'- .- " VI .
PAULINE FREDERICK
(International Newa ServU .)
PAItl. Doc. 15. With the r ..tin to ,
fuller skins, the old-faaliloniv ;vl::c
ixs gown Is coming back.
It Is not tho old "Princess," ' Yell
in lids the figure like a piec o." tu
inour. but a one-piece gown, t: !: '' In
sll;;).tly at the waist line and v, Mil il
circular flare at the bottom w'.il h Is
going to be very popular this s :vun.
Charlotte 4s milking these 1. hi .
gowns In long straight lilies '.ah a
flare which begins Just above tho
knee, line conies In black sal n per-,
fectly straight und plain, wit . on-.
tli-ltt hIv..h Al the hotto : nr. '
I three iiairow ruffles which go l . tin
j knee on each olde, sugrest - the
I panel effect. Many of Cha ! it. 's
"robes-cheniise" nre cut In pai l.i to
tnt below ihe hln and are wor : ovi r
' a slip of coiitiasting color. Thli touch
Iclork. A dwarf Jeru
iree centered the table
(overs were placed for
tw R. Kensel and son,
Wilbur, Misses Josj
th and liosn Parrott,
y. Miss Helen, Casef,
Jeweit, E. L. Parrott,
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ty
jfternoon
fcmewnat in advance of
I season the Past Ma-
songs from the opera. An old-fash
loned spelllag bee will conclude the
program. The studio has been mado
fragrant and lovely with mistletoe
and evergreens.
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Whartons Are Bridge
Hosts on Monday
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Wharton were
bridge hosts on Monday, asking a
I ,
For Mrs. J. A. Fltzpatrick of Tllla-I Woman S Club Will
mook. a vb Itor here this week. Miss ; M t f SIci'nnpr's
hers of the old Campflre Girls organ
ization to her home on Monday eve
ning to meet Mrs. Fltzpatrick. Mari
golds adorned the rooms where a
nlensant. friendly evening was spent.
Invited to moot Mrs. Fltzpatrick
'were MIfs Vernlla Kohlhagen, Miss
coterie of friends In to enjoy an even- 'osennine Mor.ininny and Miss Lots
Inf at cards. Mrs. Petterson and Mr. Geddes.
Hagar carried off the high honors.
and Mrs. Bates and Mr. Fisher low.
uP i,.i,j . , niru. o. i. iMuoer assiHieii ,irs. iiar-
". , ' 7 'uesaayiton serve dalntv luncheon at the card
hi. . "'"y'n6" I tables around which were Beated Mr.
Bas party. Holly antj and Mrs. H. C. Waddell. Mr. and Mrs.
ws in red and green. f. W. Kelllngton, Mr. and Mrs. J. E.
I holiday season, rnd the j Enger. Mr. and Mrs. O. D. McAllls-
ter, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Hagar, Mr.
and Mrs. M. F. Rice, Mr and Mrs.
Nathan Fullerton, Mr. and Mrs. B. W.
Rates. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wharton,
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bell. Mr. and Mrs.
V. M. Petterson. Mr. George Culver,
and Mr. W. H. Fisher.
Mrs. Enger Hostess
to Book Club
kle was charmiug with
moil)', and as favors,
of red stick candy.
luncheon the guests
p A short business
I held late i the afu,r.
the following officers
ifor the new year: Mrs.
I was elecied president:
Mrden. vice president:
"t. secretary; and Mias
1. treasurer. Present
y flint. Mrs. Leona
' John Runyan. Mrs.
Mrs II. w. RiKKS- Mrs
Jl.llam Hell. Mrs. Floj
S. L. Kidder, and
r
Tuesday
I the room. .In.nl.. I
I -i.t - ""'" "J I rr.. I 1
""a mistletoe and .o uu ...u.nuav buciuuuu,
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Bradburns Hosts
at Small Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. George Brndburn
entertained a number of Intimate
friends informally at an eight o'clock
dinner recently, scaling their guests
at a charmliiK table centered with
fluffy yellow and white chrysanthe
mums. Covers were placed for Mr.
and Mrs. William Bell. Mr. and Mrs.
L. B. Skinner. Mr. and Mrs. II. C.
Waddell. Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Green.
Mr. and Mrs. George Johnson. Mrs.
S. C. Collier, and l.vnian Skinner,
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Miss Mathews Hostess
At a prettily appointed luncheon on 1 to Friends
Thursday Mrs. J. E. Enger entertained i Charming a'mong the mnnv festlv
the members of the Book club, seat-jin,,, hlch precede Christmas was
ing her guests at a table centered ,hp affHr on Wednesday evening
with potted cyclamen. Seated at thelfor vMctl M. Miidred Mathews was
table were Mrs. C S Heinllne. Mrs.nog,es, , ,hp homp of h(,r ,,.
' ni imunr, AiTH, fauinKlun tlusnt'H,
Mrs. Wm. Bell, Mrs. Charles Whar
ton. Mrs. M. F. Rice, Mrs. Charles
The Roseburp Woman's' club will
meet on next Tuesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. 4. R Skinner at
Winston, This will be tho annual
ChritUnias party and each member is
to briiiR a small giit fur the tn e.
Members may brinK a guest but must j
briiiR a gift for her also and ppy the j
n-Kiilnr Riiest fee of 2i cents to the
committee. Cars will leave the Prea
b; terian church between 1:30 and
o'clock.
Christmas Tree Hung
With Kitchen Gifts
Pauline Frederick. the greatest
emotional actress on the screen todev
lias been r,s!;ed by this iiei.ii-r to
write a stiienicnt of fact en what
chance Ihe American girl, who 1h am
bitious to appear before ihe camera,
has In Hollywood. Miss Frederick
lives In Beverly Hills, a beiiuillul su
burb of Los All'teliW, the "movie"
renin', nnd recently went Fust es
pecially lo appear In "L"t Not Man
Put Asunder.'' the J. Stuart Bl.irkton
production for Vitacraph which was
pletiirlzed from Ila-dl Kinit's famous
novel on douii-Htir dfsont nf.
By PAI'LINE FltKliFltlCK
There Is, of course, no basis upon
which one can predict the per cent- a li'l sere
age of chance In any given luiiHiiii of be "easy"
peared. Funs became partisans and
Ihe very novelty rf Ihe moving pic
ture b'iii'lrd tiie audiences to the ar
tistic Kiuirem nts of the m r nnd dif
ficult nit. Almost over night stars
were made.
All that Is gone. Few men and wo
men, in n establish, d stars, enjoy
more than leiir production a year.
Bui, lh-".e sto-iis are bigger, finer.
Ii-oaiier In appeal nnd greater In their
miind on the player. Popularity
lelv through the weekly releases is
no longer a po:;sibillty. Now the act-
lesses ini'.':t know how to act.
Beautv will never make a star to
day. It Is. of course, iifresKiiry that . which
,ell. that h
baik upon
n'lnus heailiiiE or embroidery .o bo
u.jed in a very original way.
I She makes Hi- princess with
' hep. of rnrtbn, bot'i nnrniw am.
In the sar.ie mateilal r th" fr.
1 of li re, silk or metal. Tassels I
i ed In n number of ways.
Lenlef Is iniikiim a sulking P;
gown In dull given velvet wltli :
riiniilng through. Il ! very s;
In the knees, where It Is plenti
then' are silk twists lit tiie hip
1 em d with large original wooden
li s.
I Pntou Is showing n Princess
with the flare accent nut. oy
nl rowi of comet i lu lling in . u. .
ivi. n very gniceiui n i
f..iiiiires when one wains. I tie smu.-n
i.,,, ,,..,r.. : ilw miiiiKscline and lonn a
imi-ep.
lit
nd
uck-
I ,
:t
life. I can only give what seems to beauty won't get any place at Holly-
me to be some of the essentials to wniul. There is too much compel!
w ...... it: .......,.. : ICCeSS 1H lit. 11 Ule ,'i n-n..
of the younger matrons to her home -1 set forth are loo difrieul . rnd I
on Friday afternoon, complimenting I "I"'" s'lc.-n soniethlii;: to b.-m-,,
i.,.r. li ..,.. .uh kitriwn I won only after lone and urdi er-
tort. It lllltsl Oe renieaioe-rci iii.n .
Gilbert, Mrs. J. E. Enger. The ap.
proach of Christmas keeping each
lady busy with needlework, no book
ehower. A Christinas' tree gaily
corated, aarl hung with useful and
fancy articles for kitchtn use was
presented to Mrs. Bates, and mistle
toe and evergreen brought a fragrant
breath of outdoors Into the rooms.
Gathered at Mrs. Hiney's home for
the afternoon were Mrs. Bert G.
Daten, Mrs. Treaves Dysinger. Mrs.
Woodley Stephenson, Mrs. Leo I
vanev, Mrs. Joe Iienn, Mrs. F. I'. Pow
ell. Mrs. J. M. Hose. Mrs. Earl Burr.
Mrs. Ella Iough. Misses Edna and
Mildred Ixiugh.
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have be'ii :;cbnoled on the
that I have played evervthin
bits In plevs to draliialie lea.
that I. therefore, am coin inc.
stag",
fli'lil
Is ami
1 by
Mrs. Harrv Hatfield. Oregon grape ... -t-i - i i I..L
combined with red crepe paper and ; Nimble Th'mble C ub
creenery made a colorful background i Meets on Wednesday
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D. A. R. Have
Christmas Party
Evergreens, miniature Christmas
trees, red bells and other holiday sug-
for the gay evening to which the tel
ephone girls at the local exchange
were the gue.'ts. A Christmas tree
with comical gifts for all the guests
was the main feature of the evening.
Luncheon was served at a table cen
tered with holly, and streamers of
ma. Mr .mi .!
Mined on Tuetday ey0.
-'f of the Northside
' 5"0 Mr. nd Mrs,
land v l!moTly: gestlons cnmhln,..! t mu ih. rnnm. 1 Bemis. Florence Weatherford. Luella
gue,t ri. er."na of the Churchill home attractive on Krown. Ella Anderson. Mrs. Charles
bv a n,,mK..; .: ..' Lfn." Wexlnesdav when Mrs. F. H Churchill Schomnker, Mrs, W. W. Cardwell.
I a d.in, ..." 'nec,u, Invited the members of the I. A. H. Flo Sehaff.r. Merle Slrnder. Mrs. It
' the rarH ,ne to her home for a Christmas partv. A I L. Prorkley. Garnet Wilcox, Alice
club m'mh me8' I Paper by Mrs. Smick on "The OldlCreasnn. Mrs. It. L. Collins. . Ixta
Walter n,T. wpre I Oregon Trail" was very interesting. Cloy Ilaifield. and Mrs. Hatfield.
unb'v K dd" Mr' ! Mr" Sm,c drawing on her rich store I ft ft ft
Ha'iMin w " .' d ' of knowledge concerning the old Ore-; f . n t
tnt Mr. Ko'and.gon country for the fine paper. Al'nlormal Uroup Ot
..r..p..-.UK oi gins rrom tne i nnsimas y0unc reople Ciatner
1 Mr n1 I tea antnvniH I . 1. i . .1 1 . .. ... - n t
...c iai..-i u.iiii A .. proun wm rather at the
mm Berveo.
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The young ladles who make up the
Nimble Thimble Club met Wednesday
evening at the home of Miss Jose
my own career that willmen. to
work hard and lo endure slights rnd
disappointments and rebuffs Is an at
tribute which every novice must
sess at the beginning.
Studio ate overrun with mediocre
talent little persoiialili.M. Pretty,
yes; girls who wear clmhi-s well;
who make pictiircsiiu.' the cabaret
sei'iirs and ball room of the screen;
but destined to remain Jlll what t'lley
nre until crow's feet dig nclv lines in
their frndi young faces and they sink
lower In lite line of "pe'.am:i wanted"
when casting is lo be done.
These are recruited fiotu Hint great
phlne McElhlnny spending the social1 croup of American homes when, ther
hours with music and the making of
Christmas gifts. The Missiw Vivian
sod Vera McKay were Ihe guests of
Oregon grape. Rtiests of Miss Math- j t,e rUD for the evening. The next
ews were: Margaret Shields, Adellej rrKUiar meeting of the club has been
postponed until after the Christmas
has been conduit, but
Where every metiil.i r of
must v.cik; but In which
daughter. Will. IlltS heel
high erhool (lane
not riches.
Ihe family
Ihe pretty
i.iTl spoiled t
and . Med by
holidae, and wlil be on January -tin
at the home of Miss Beulah Jury is.
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Xmas Program for
Parent Teachers
Hin-.Wri. " Mr- and I "ee entertained the ladles until
k v. ' r- na Mrs. aainty luncheon
l Mr. InH V. ...
nd Mrs. Wen-
and v.. ii . !n . . n
rg. nv " -"'as rageant
i Mrs. ; ' .."' "
'bu, Mr. and ' rcsentea
. ler.on. .. . ....
mv. ana j aooui thirty students of the Heln
I line Conservatory will be presented
I on Friday evening. December 21 in
me annual Christmas pageant, which
will be nt the Antlers The-!
atre for the first time. The ron-i
rson
ioux.
Club
mas Tree
home of Miss Alice Hooper on Sat
urday evenliut for an Informal good
time, with music, dancing and candy
mnking. The young people who will
gather are Miss Faye (ieddes. Miss
Alice Hooper. N. iss
lls Myrtle Wilson
atc
hot. iu.- -'i.v servatory program will be presented ' r
n i "'.on Thurs- from Tr.io m .,1 in k. n. Group L.nioys
fc t Mr. ArthurYhn,he xl cu"om,,ry Picture program. Oride Evening Tuesday
;hriiiUnlChrUuii
PaKant and festival will inclnd" . rm-nn.hi-mim.n ami a riuatititv of
numbers by the kindergarten nunilfl hrilifnnt r.I l:rrifH and Kn.;n fniinro
? th fh.,u- . a the older ntudpnt. and i iv-rio nltriicliv Hie n.ni of tho (
' """Wttjmatic art department.
IntereatinK nunilxra from the dra- W. Whnrtnn hmnp on Tuenday even
Willrd N'nr'fn. Vrer NV-bH. .1 '' fraver Circle I las
rJIf. Allan M-wlft and I.e-.nard Ie- rKrS.ftna. Mretintr
i . ! Wm Klhr Invite I tli in in
b'-Tji tl tn- Nnrtii.fio.- rr;ter ( irn- i"
b-r home on Tb irmlay Rft rinMn fnr
h ( iir it!nfn iiiciinK. Mm. Kmni'tt
Crawford uph lb" b'nd-r. and the
lemon wfiB t!ie t h Hlman nrv. Mrc.
Klnhr' ho?iie uan haiii'int with the
f nriftni" ;iint In Hit ib-e'-ralinns
mother, doi'Mn't want In 1 ;l k ui a
biiMiri'-sH rart'i-r. f'larire wanin a enn
traet in thi "nuivies" hi f.M'.tMto a
vear. Well, Try and ."-t il!"
'Ihe rt ii!?:itinnH tf inanv of the so
rall'-d Hen-en Hats of n-c-iit yiatri
i h.ive titn ar'i'ilr d tbroiirh tb' rn-nt-
The Rone Brh(I parent teacher,' hcIHiik m-flnitii to tin- world -ad-associatlon
will meet on Mond.y ev-; vertlHin. I don'i inmn ji:iid ali'it:n
n. uv, und the f'ltlciwinK bnsitnas m ntH rallmi; ihlt uomari a Har and
proirrani will be presented, reritation- that man a kmc, but y th fr 'jiieni y
al. Jip I!enb'Hi; vi olin solo. Walter f th .laer ef,jo.il. Tirin-
Welker: r admir, KMzabth WilliatiiH ; wai, lin,j nof Ml V(.ry j,,,. hl. w n, .
io'o danre, Miidrd Sinnirer; voral ,ayerH In the wtork ciniipii im h of old
ol, MiMi Mas.lline; Aman fiory (.,lHt,sm.f nruK u; Vrariii pli en-
i Jo -f rfb-as.'M fvtry two wt-kr. A
b-adinif (pan or a badiny woman vmi
I a follow I a i: tin on rb Hi" f oiiMa nt
Htn-aiu of pictures In Oin h tin y al
Xhikh
Itev. Knotto; Xtna paant, d'part-
ment pHidlfl A fhort buHin'H rne-t
K-tber Miller, will preceo m pruxram.
Vlv.n Sirntlor I
tinn. Where there arc hundred. 'of
Hrlc. Ju.-t an pretty nnd yomm nnd
lfli -hin k' as any rtionia iefcld
ever selerted, tbero Ih one rlrl wboae
feiitun h reveal elmracter, Intel II-
e:i( , nnd that quality of Htlek to-lt-iUeiH-
s v.hi(h meaiiH auccesH.
If I were a bevltiuer I ihink I !
wenid firs) burn KoinethhiK about
iir-'inu. I would try to obtain a
chance to play bilH In my local atoek
romrmnv, or to to the ne:trent city and
pon- (rv Hi,.,,.. v. ould Mudy my work; if
I were in doubt utimit wheilier 1 waa
-'ifteil or not I would no bark to moth
er anil a'k her to ask father to put mo
throurh a business college rourae. If.
hoeer. I did f"e thai I had made
i-ood and the real nrilst alwaya
knows whether hia wutk i:t KOfd or
bad, or worst of nil, medium then
1 would net my far West.
Put I would prepare for my Journey
and prepare to lake rare of mMef
vben I Kot to Hollywood. To ehanre ;
fortune whh an empty pork et book -out
there i-i jiit jilain foolinh. A ml.
th: t makes it harder for the poor (
Kirl. Th"re rv too manv dntte-htern j
of wealthv p-renis. who are
Ji.st as at!rartiv just aw talented and
beitT To-M! b d in etlurailon. whfiwlNh
to "et inJ, i th" movie." Tin ir al-1
lowanees do not by an ymanner of
tr'eatji win tb in anr more opportun-
ilb-H to fh'iw v. h;'t tliev ran but
you rnay d- ml um It that tln-y
ran remain dl" Ictiver iw with no
fear of landladii h and f-" nine cafo
te'!H (ii'lliei.H.
A t'irl rrrin'ti tf- h'Hl'l led Info ftr
res in motion pietures. Sin in tut be
ueand to wail fr !.er b1 m"inent.
J'bere Im no :i dlunt of e il t toll
which ho H-viftlv re't-als koijimI tab-nt
and Kent us ha ih- screen. A mil doinu
litniosj-bt re -oid b v. iiitraei a btiMV
direM'u'y al'etiMor: lie r;tlN upon her
to do n bit; It 'i'cn maMelously
I to f'Mi ey pre
I I,.. h:li'k
rrineesH eoatH arc going to b'
popular a the gowr. One e ra
tion hitH one In blaek velvet w. h '- i;'
flare embroidered in gold and -Wt-i
biP'h nollar and cuffw. In anotliet tae:e
Is one in black Palin with a b:..; ! .
deep brown tur. in each one tit:.-
the aame itrureful movement.
ADVICE
TO THE
LOVELORN
br
MPS. ELLBBURY
(Address all communlcath"a
to Mrs. Kllsbury, car of N-Review.)
just
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Dear Mrs. Kllsbury: I am a Kli
past 21 years of aue. and 1 live
a family who have severs! other .
ei.i loo. I no with a yoiini! ma:
h...... for noine time, but I ha"
I plme to . iiierti'.ln him, and we
no enr so even on winter nitfll
i must i:i wiilklue If we no any ;
1 I nni told v1"' '" llK' (l,v K'r'
' allowed to entertain ynunir nu
I iio.ii looiii. Would it be wront
j illil this? How hit- should a " "
'man Hay when callin; on m-'
t t.u. .
FERN: Talk it over with the :.'-iy
In whoso houae you live, and S' e f
you cannot arrange to have the y. 1
man as your nuest one or two v."
nmgs a week, and use her li eg
room. Moat families who have yc eg
ladies allying with them epeci
Ho should not at.iy later than
under thote circumstances.
11 : l".
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pl.-.-.-I.t were Mr,
Cl.si.-b-lain. Mis
Kt-.d KiMilit. Mi-!
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II. CJnick. Mrs. II.
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JEANETTE: Vou will never .3
bappv if you marry a man you do t et
love. It will only mean trouble, t -content
and unhappmeas all the r ni
ct your life You are very, ve )
foolish lo think of yourtolt as gMM 1
old when you are only 25. Tell tl a
man trat you do not love him, bit
you reaoect and adm.re him aa a
frfend anct wish to ke'P his frienci
ship. The man whom you will love
will come, never fear, and then you
will not be sorry that you waited. .