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Newspaper Page TextPACE FOUR ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. SATURDAY. JUNE 6,' 1925. . fgaMS? 'THE WOMAN'S BQEJfe SOCIETY By BEULAH JEWETT AU contributions to this pass, society, women'! clubs, and personals, abould be telephoned to toe society editor by Friday ' ' of each week. Telephone No. 135. , . . f lousewarming Given for Chapmans on Monday The members of the Friday Bridge Club Enjoys Evening With Whartons Mr. and Jin. Chas. Wharton In Roseburg Music Patrons to Attend Biennial Miss Parrott and Miss Stfcwart Leave for Europe Miss Rosa D. Parrott, who for An Important event to music the past two yearB has been at the I lovers iiiih week is the Biennial head of the High School English , Convention of the National Fedura Deparuuont, and Miss Adeline I Hon of Music Clubs to be held in Stewart, who teaches in the Suth-: r ortland June 6 to 13. Delegates erlin schools, will leave Sunday from Hie different music clubs in Bridge Club and their husbands ( vlted the members of the Bridge completely surprised Mr. and Mrs.;and 8upper club to their home on F. W. Chapman Monday evening Wednesday evening. A charming .when they went In a body to the arrangement of flowers brightened recently completed Chapman ; the rooms in which a delicious home in Laurelwood. The rest-; supper was served by the hostess, deuce is stucco and of the Spanish : Following, the evening hours were type and Is one of the most artls-1 eD joyed In playing bridge, high lit aim emuurme uuiiies lu w nonors falling to Mr. Chas. wnart built in Laurelwood. Much of the i ton. The club presented one of evening was spent by the guests 'their number. Miss Roaa B. Par In admiring the beautiful interior , rott, who is leaving .soon for Eur. and finish. The dale also being ope Wtn , beautlfullf bound diary that of Mr. and Mrs. Chapman's jn which to keep a record of the twentieth wedding anniversary, imporUinl features of her trip, they were presented with a handl Enjoying Mr. and Mrs. Whar palntod cake plate After bridge ,., hospitality were. Miss Rosa l ufl Klivnhoth Parrnlt morning for New York, and will; me state will be present, as well brought by the guests was served. . Lptsa Gertrude RaBt Ma A iuum sail on 'una 20 on the S. S. Orca 1 as many others who love music. Among thoa who participated In Mr. and Mrs. Cww JJoltM. Mr! of the Royal Mall Line for Europe j Going from this city were Mrs. the evening s pleasure were: Mr. land Mrs. J. E Sawyers Mr. and where they will spend the summer. I -," Helnline, of the Heinllne and Mrs. N. Fullerton, Gerald Ful-1 Mrs. 8 L. Kidder Mr and Mrs They will be the guests of trlends ! -rv,ry of Music, who Is a ,tm ot sausallto. Air. and M !.!. FuUerton, H 1 Wol"nberg; Oene In Eugene Sunday night, and on ! 'fate from the Oregon State j. K. sawyers. Mr. and Mrs. S. A. i Parrot L and Walter lUmilton! Monday guests of honor at a lunch-1 M,'""c. Teachers Association, Mrs. santoid. Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Kidder. I wauer riammon. Mm. Hen Moore. I -"" U anu Mrs. A. J. HOUUg. eon for which formerly of Roseburg will be host ess. Their European visit will Include i France, Italy and England with stops at Paris, Nice, Munte Carlo, Genoa, Rome, Naples, Florence, Moore,! t-'ua Brand and Mrs. A. J. Young, also of that school of music. The week will be filled with many Important events, registra tion of delegates starting at o cioea iiiih morning, and the after noon being filled with a program Venice. Milan, Lucerne, Strasbourg, : "lv,'n Junior Music duos ft "ZZMr!' aMnrd Mrs. Wharton Is Hostess Brussels, London and other points of J n teres t, nailing from Southamp Urn on the 3. S. Onluna for home. MIhs 8lewarf will return to Knae burg In September, and Miss Par rott will remain in the eattt next year, although ahe has not definite; ly announced her plant as yet. A number of social affairs have been given during the pant weeks for them, the last being an af ternoon party today ror which Mrs. B. Casey was hostess, jointly com plementlnx Miss Parrott, and Miss Teka Haynes, a bride elect, i - Mrs. Lawrence Entertains Members of W. C. T. U. Mrs. A. T. Lawrence received Uie of Portland. Some of America's greatest musicians will b present at tne convention and win bo on the program. It has been the custom of the national reiteration of Music Clubs for the past seven years to otter a prize lor the best opera. The opera winning that prliu this year is, "Echo", by Irauk Patter son, and will have lis first presen tation at the Auditorium on Tues day night. Henry Hotliwell. direc tor of the Los Angeles Philhar monic Orchestra, will dlrec'. the orchestra for the opera, and sev eral stars from the Metropolitan Opera company, and a New York opera company will have parls. i nose attending will be interested Ifl LnniV Ihul ihau ...111 V....... member, of the W. C. T. U. at her nrlvll a 'rj' jot the opera. ft ft ft Prominent Lodge Officials Entertained This Week Mrs. Mary E. Cassell, Grand was brightened by spring flowers arranged artistically in bowls and . vases. Mrs. Scott had charge of the devotions, using the 19th Psalm for the lesson and during the busi ness session, an announcement that S7F.fl lull! bflen rained foe IhA Child ren. 'arm Home at Corvailis was ! President of the Ladles Auxiliary made. At the close of business, ' 01 1,18 or l t.., or Cievelund, Mrs. W. L. Cobb, who is superln-olllu. and Mrs. Edith Wharton, tendent ot the Flower Mission de-rand Sentinel of the lodge, from i partment, read a very Interesting Pot-audio, Idaho, were guests of article on the wide scope of the do-; the local order in this city Sunday partment In giving relief to the- and Monday of this week, and were storm sufferers In the middle west 'the inspiration fur a number of Miss Mary Meyers, accompanied 'social affairs. They were guests by - Miss Lucille, Sapplngton, de- at the home of Mrs. M. S. Allen lighted the meniberB with two vocal 'during their stay and enjoyed mot solos, and Mrs. Lawrence gave two:r tiipB through Roseburg and sur readlngs. Following, Mrs. Wm. rounding points of interest. Austin read an Inspirational and ! Mrs. C. V. i'faff was dimming helpful paper, on 'Say It With hostess at a breakfast honoring Flowers," after which Mrs. II. A. i Mrs. Cassell and Mrs. Walker Sun- ' Busenbark, county auperintendent, , day morning. The table was arUs of the Flower Mission department, jaliy decorated with the lodge col gave a reading, "The Life of Jennie ora, the same motif being carried Casseday." At the cIobo of the af-j throughout the rooms in flowers, ternoon the hostess served a dainty j Covers were placed for Mrs. Cas luncheon. The next meeting. June i sell, Mrs. Walker, Mrs. o. W. Hurt, 17, will be held at the home of Mrs. ! M.ra. 11. F. Ogden aud Mrs. C. V. W. L. Cobb, on 355 South Maln: I'faff street, at which time the Myrtle ; On Sunday noon they were Greek union will be guests of the guests ot honor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. J. C. Mrs. J. F. Ilrker, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Wilder, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hlaplclon, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bei lows, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Whar ton, Dr. and Mrs. George Brad burn, Mr. and Mrs. 1. U. Broadway, Mr. and Mrs. B. Moore of Portland, to Friday Bridge Club Mrs. cnas. wnarton provided a pleasant afternoon for the Friday Bridge Club, when she asked the members to her home on Friday for tbe last club meeUug of the Mrs. A. Baum, and H. WollenbergJ81-' . ,n8 c'ock '""cheon was 1 with early summer flowers, and A number of RoBeburg people: Iris, roses and fern were used plan to motor to the coast Sunday about the rooms. In keeping with to aiienu ine Muscovite picnic to the spring season. be held there during the day. Among those going are Mr. and Mis. E. C. Pickens, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Johnson and Mr. aud Mrs. V. T. Jackson. t tf Mr. and Mrs. Slater Given Housewarming Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Richard whose marriage was a Bridge gave interest to the after noon hours, Mrs. Harry Stapleton winning high honors. Those who were received by Mrs. Wharton were, Mrs. N. Fullerton, Mrs. J. E. Sawyers, Mxs. S. A. Sanford. Mrs. S. L. Kidder, Mrs. Geo. Bolter, Mrs. J. C. Hume, Mrs. J. F. Bark er, Mrs. A.- A. w ilder, Mrs. it. Slater, Stapleton, Mrs. Roy Bellows, Mrs. recent 'A. uauni. Mrs. i. u. uroaaway, event at Salem, were surprised by I Mrs. George Bradburn and Mrs. a number of friends on Tuesday j Ben Moore, of Portland was an evening witn a nousewarming al i"""'" eueou their new home on 114 West First Avenue, north. About thirty-five friends of the couple met at the borne of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Cum mlngs going in a body from there to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Slat er and completely surprised them. The evening was delightfully spent Attractive Wedding Ceremony Thursday A pretty home wedding cere mony was performed Thursday at high noon, uniting In marriage Miss- Margaret J. Young of Rose- In games aud music, and refresh-1 burg, and Mr. Clyde Crosby of menta were served to the guests . Portland, at tne nome or tne at the close. ft Roseburg Girl Initiated bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs. 'W. H. Young. The service was read by Rev. V. S. McCullagh, In the presence of only close relatives and a few Intimate friends. The bride was lovely in a peach hued i uV'i ,, a V .gown of satin crepe, and was at- Lht.h, corvailis .June 6.-Helen ;tHndwl byfs Lucla Fancher of ' " 1 I'ihiIrh(I. The Broom was attend- Into U. A. C. Society OREGON AGRICULTURAL COL- M. W. C. t. V . Oakland Gobblers Hosts at Large Dance ' A number of Roseburg people mo tored to Oakland last night to at- Mrs T. E. Singleton at dinner. The rooms wore decorated with pink and whiten roses, and a bowl of roses gave an attractive air as centerpiece. Mrs. II. C. Waddell was a pleasing hostess, entertain ing the ladles of the auxiliary. 0-nd the dance given by the Oak-!w,m.M' and land Gobblers in furtherance of their plans 'for a Fourth of July cVlebration there. The hall was gay with rod, white and blue bunt- lag and flags, and during the even luncheon on Sunday evening at her home. Following the luncheon the evening was spent In chatting. Mrs. Cassell and Mrs. Walker Itiglhe candidates for Goddess of V.. , . ,n""" L ",r. r.Z. ... .. ,i i. (delightful luncheon on Monday Liberty at the celebration were troduced. and voting was very brisk between dances. Miss Naomi Plnk sjon, the Oakland candidate, leads by several thousand votes. An- ,t.A ,ln.. M'lll I... ..I. , , I... Gobblers on June IS. The Blue : """'.I' Ml Uevlla orchestra of Roseburg play ed fot the dance, and will play al the second alfalr also. i noon at the home of Mrs. G. W , Hurt. The rooms were decorated with pink Cecil Ilrunner roses, I which lent an air of spring to the i occasion. Present were Mra. Caa- t-..ll,.. II IS l il.in u.i.t I,,.,,.,.. Mi- Kurt I rOSl'll BUI iruin, U e PJUIUS On Monday evening the Lntllei in home economics, was one of the four new Temenlds Initiated Sun day morning. May 31, in the Mas onic hall. Temenlds In. an organi zation consisting of members of the Eastern Star. ed by Donald Young. The rooms were effectively ar ranged with roses and ayrlnga in baskets and bowls and dinner was served after the ceremony at a A banquet in the tea room Thurs-: i tnr day evening will be the last spe-ufr d Mrg c, , Crosb Mr. ci..l function of the year. Senior lBnd Mn) w Youn)fi Mr. and members of the Temenlds will be , M Cr(9b of Eug,ne Mr. the guksts of honor. Dr. Kate u vrtw mk onH Jameson, d.an of women, advisor .. .', .;.,; .nd ' Wavne. for the group, will be present at j ... , . Rancher. Miss Evelyn Younc, Rev. W. S. McCullagh. and Donald Young. The bride Is a graduate of tne the banquet. ft ft Vents Houser of Roseburg has been appointed to tho circulation Roseburg High School, and was stuff of the Orange Owl, campus employed at the C. W. Clark photo comic publication. Miss Houser I studio for some time. She has is a freshman In commerce and a i many friends In Kosenurg to wisn member of Alpha XI Delta sorority, ft Mrs. Schwarz Is Hostess Recently A short business session preced ed a pleasant social evening Fri day when Mrs. Effic Schwars In vited the members of the Past Nnhle Urand's Club of the Rebekah Lodge to be her guests. Assisting the hostess through the evening were Misa Helen At. Fisher, and Mrs. Tlllin Johnson. A color motif of pink and green the, colors ot the order, wus carried out with pink Auxiliary entertained the visiting lodge officers it i I o'clock din ner at the orange lantern Tea Room, following which they went to the lodge rooms for an Inter esting evening ti ft ft : Outdoor Luncheon Event This Week Garnet Wilcox Is Bride of Richard C. Ring , A very pretty wedding was sol- emnlted at the home of Mr. and Mra. Urant Wilcox, on West First aVeet, Friday afternoon al 3 nrinrn. i npn innir UHiii?iiir mikm darnel Wilcox, became the bride of Using the lawn and beautiful Richard C. Ring, of Seattle, Uev. ''"''" f her homo at Ijumicrest II. M. Mow, of the Christian church, as the setting. Mrs. F. A. Stewart reading the wedding service. .Invited the members of the New The houso was charmingly decop I ll11'"" 'l"h " her guests at gted with spring flowers, with Mnk luncheon Wednesday. Tho small and white roses and lilies used arables where the guests were set the motif. Following the ceremony. 'Under trees and were guy with red Mrs. Wilcox served luncheon. 'popples. Covers were placed fori Mrs. Itlns is a eraduule of Humv ' burg high school and has n.any friends In this city. She has boon employed at the local telephone ex ohango for some time. Mr. Ring is the son of Mrs. I. N. Drake, of Ann land, and formerly resided lu re, having worked as operator for Ilia Wealerd Union Telegraph com pany, and Is holding the siimn pmI Ifofi In Seattle. Mr. and Mrs. King where the guests chatted aud enjoyed musicul numbers. A dainty luncheon waa served at small tables with miniature pink j ami green May baskets as favors. (JuestR of M.rs. Schwars were Mrs. Klla lunox, Mrs. Farrier. Mrs. Francis Rusho. Mta. Earl Plekens. Mrs. J. M. Trefren, Mrs. A. J. Carman. Mrs. W. E. Cllngen peel. Mrs. Harry Hatfield, Mrs. Kdylho Kelley, Mrs. V. T. Jackson, Mrs. Milkmaid. Mrs. Ilutchlngs, Mrs. Maude liyler, Mrs. Tlllle Johnson, Miss Helen M. Fisher. ft ft Interesting Program at Alumni Banquet The annual Alumni banquet for the tuemb'-r of the graduating Mrs. Ileiutr. Mrs. It. II. Williams, Mrs, T. S. Spmguc. Mrs. R. L. tale. Mis. K. P. Itiilloii. Mrs. I'lHtvnce Siiinlger. Mrs. Poole, Mrs. C. E. Marks. Mrs V. L. Calkins, Mrs. ('. It. Calkins, and throe guests. Mis. fl. li. Sewell, Mrs. Notumil Fiher ami Mrs. J. Jnrey. In ihfl absence of the presldenl. wu no w'lll leave soon for Seattle to make his. I . A. Clemens, there hum io's niei-iinir, nnj ine aner- noiin w;is Hu. nl with conversation 'ami ne will be .lug. dlettotk. host Mrs. 11. V. linllou at the next meet-; their home. ft o Thimble Club to Give Farewell to President The members of the Woodcraft Thtmhle Club will emeftaln this evening at the K. of P. hall, In the form of a farewell to their Presi dent. Mrs. Civile Laiighead, who with Mr. longhead Is leaving aoon lng IMM" h"M. Tuesday attt r Albany to niake her home. 1 he i to tinny of h-T fi lends and hall Is nrettllv decorated ami the ' males. Hi- evening w ill be sr'iil In games and ' enth bit Mi.! social good time, afier hlrh a an aflern' .i delicious luncheon will be served, games. M i i.m.m, ..ii". c-. i . '! ! I'l.isi tf Kiiii.re.lrir lileh H'-tiiMtl UR!t Meaile Cooley. Mrs. Paul i ..n l..v l.l.. , l,l nn Thnr- duy evening, following ttie Class hay exercises, at the Palace of Sweets. Roses and sweet peas In red and white, the senior class colors, v ere used effectively at the tables. The program Included the fol lowing talks and musical numbers: "Weleonif lo the class of "iS." Kve in Oulne; "The Class of Si", Hall S'-ely, clHSj t'leideill ; musical number. Dorothy Ness, Mailan Ne:'s. Hall Seely. ltiileh Chunb; elmiMirlanl Things We Learned at High Sehmil." Dorothy Kddy: "A Few Ideas on doing to Coih-ge." Ine Rice; High School Song: ltojeburr High Forever." Paul C,ed- bsi, president of S. II. A.; solo. Mls Sarah Christiansen : V,oid noon 'I. tick to the Class of 'C,M lxtls plH- 'Cobt; r-etilor class song. Attrnrtive Little Girl Entertains Friends Shlrl. y m.,i iitunn waa a chatm- her happiness. Mr. Crosby is the son of Mr. and Mrs. n. R. Crosby of Eugene, and 1b employed by the Southern Pacific Company at Port land. After a short trip by auto mobile they will return to Port land to make their home, ft ii ! Marriage Two Weeks Ago is Announced to Friends Miss Elsie Canterbury, who has been teaching at the Rose school during the past school year, com pletely surprised her friends here yesterday by announcing her mar riage on May 25, to Kenneth P. Mc Reynolds of Cottage drove. The ceremony was performed by Rev. H. L. Caldwell lu the presence of only the necessary witnesses, and was kept a complete secret until the close of school. Mr. and Mrs. MoReynolda will leave at once for a motor trip to California alt Dinner Party Honors Mr. W. F. Chapman An Interesting dnner party Thurs day evening arranged by Mrs. W. F. Chapman, surprised and honored Mr. Chapman on his birthday an niversary. Mr. Chapman was kept at the golf llnka until seven, and returned home to find dinner serv ed with a number of his Intimate friends as guests. The table was charming with an arrangement of brightly colored gymm in the cen ter and tne unusually clever place cards were pen and Ink sketches of the guests, with no name, but a description of each. Covers were placed for W. F. Chapman, I. O. Broadway, G. A. Bradburn, Dexter Rice, Stanley Kidder. E. B. Stewart, J. E. Saw- yars. Henry Booth. Chaa. Whar ton, J. 6. Watson, Charles Helnline, Nathan Fullerton, Harry Stapleton. W. J. Weaver, B. W. Bates, A. J. Lllburn, A. A. Wilder, A. C. Seely, A. U. Sutherland, and J. I. Chap man. Informal cards and music en tertained after the dinner hour, ft ft ft Elks Have Pleasant Dancing Party One of the mpst enjoyable Elks dancing parties of the season was an event of Thursday evening, and followed a showing of motion pic tures in the. lodge room by the Copco organization. Several tables of cards were in play In the ladles parlors, and the Blue Devils orches tra played for the dancers in the large hall. .Punch and wafers were served at eleven. ft ft ft- Surprise Shower for Miss Margaret Young Miss Clementine McReynoldn IriP- vlted a small group to her home Tuesday evening, the affair being arranged as a surprise shower for Miss Margaret Young, whose wed ding waa an event of Thursday. Miss Young received many beauti rul additions to tier bridal chest, and the evening was pleasantly spent with chatting and music, and the mailing ot a comic history for the bride to be. . Fern and orange bloSBoms adorn ed the rooms and table where Miss Young cut and served a wedding cake. Guests of Miss McReynolds' were Misses Margaret Young, Elsie Berg. Josephine McElhlnny, Edna Perrln, Doris Price, Adele Bemis, Olive Frederlckson, Lucla Fancher, of Portland, Faye Geddes, Elvan Strader, - Mamie Slnnott, Evelyn Young, Mrs. K. E. Harper and Mrs. C. W. Clark. . Misses Parrott and Stewart Honored Tuesday Afternoon Honoring. two Hoseburg women. who are leaving soon to tour Eu rope, Miss Rosa B. Parrott, and Miss Adeline Stewart', Mrs. J. E. Sawyers and Misa Gertrude Rast were Joint hostesses at the home of Mrs. Sawyers,- on Rast avenue, Tuesday afternoon. A variety of spring flowers were used abont the rooms In a charming arrangement. The afternoon houra were spent in playing bridge and man Jongg, hon ors at bridge falling to' Misa Fran cis Howell, and man Jongg prize was won by Mrs. James Perry, of Klamath Falls. Several beautiful gifts were presented Miss Parrott and Miss Stewart After bridge and man jongg, the hostesses assisted by Mrs. T. B. Virden and Mrs. S. A. Sanford, ser ved a delicious luncheon. Enjoy ing the afternoon were Misses Rosa B. Parrott, Adeline Stewart, Josephine Parrott. Elizabeth Par rott, Helen Casey, Bell Curry, Fran cea Howell, Bess Clough. Edith Curry and Gertrude Rast.Mesdames 11. Casey, James Perry of Klamath Falls, N. Curry, Blnger Hermann, A. M. Throne, I. B. Riddle, O. W. Riddle M. N. Tisdale of Sutherlln. George Kohlhagen, Leslie McHenry, ot Portland, 8. A. Sanford, T. B. Vir den. A. Baum, Walter Fisher, 8". L. Kidder, Gladys Collins, and J. E. Kidder. Gladys Collins. J. G. Bach-, er, Thomas Brown. Ben Moore, R. B. Oliver, and J. E. Sawyers. ft ft ft Interesting Program Entertains Club Members An interesting program by a num ber of young people waa given be- Two Recitals Announced for Next Week . The year end recitals of the Moore Music Studio,Nunder the di rection of Mrs. L. B. Moore, w ill be interesting events of next week on Monday and Tuesday evenings, at tne Presbyterian church. On Monday evening the program arranged by Mrs, Moore la. as fol lows: Rhythm Orchestra (a Triumphal Match; (b Spanish Dance, Dun ning Class. April Song Bilbr'o, Deltnar McMul-len. Sight Reading and rhythm demon stration (a) My Balloon; (b) Ding Dong Bell, Bilbro Kinder garten Class. ' ' (a) Good Night Song; (b) Kan garoo, Vandevere, Helen New-land. (a) Rap a-Tap Bilbro, Frederick , Brown. (b) Duet Frederick and Mrs. Moore. A Merry Dinner Party Kern, Eu- genia Virden. ' Duet Linwood Walts, Molineaux. June Wlard and Mrs. Moore, Sparklets Miles, Cloyce Taylor. Jolly Sailor Thorne, Alden KU- bourne. Vocal Solo Song of the Robin . Thorne, Jeanne Maddox. Mischievous Eyes Smith, Arthur Baum. Heather Bell Thorne, Leila Puck- ett The Gingerbread Mah Gardner, Catherine O'Dell. Rustic Dance Howell, Gilbert Fin- .lay. In Arbia Johnstone, Gordon Ged-ney. A Merry Jingle Lemont, Margaret O'Dell. March of the Leaden Soldiers Kienzl, Robert Helliwell. 'Tis Raining Erb. Earl Oakley. Vienna Walt2 Smith, Virginia Oak ley. Dtiet-"Qul Vive" Oanz, Maxlne Moore, Agnes Irwin- ft ft Mrs. Cavender Entertains North Side Sunshine Club The North Side Sunshine club met this week at the home of Mrs. C. R. Cavender, and after a pleas ant afternoon, spent- in chatting, a dainty two-course luncheon was ''served by the hostess. Enjoying the hospitality of Mrs. Cavender were Mesdames B. S. Nichols, Wm. Fisher. B. F. Chilson. Krd Bowen, Ed Marsters, I,ee Goodman, Roy Anderson, E. P. Ballou, J. M. Bart ley, Roscoe Marsters, Clyde Laug- head, Robert Chilson, Stanley Baney, L. W. Ingels, S. W. Ster mer, Ft. E. Harness. V. N. Fields and Deardorf. Additional guests were Mesdames Homer Kronke, Crowe, Norman Fisher, Walter Poole and Misses Jenny Barker Marguerite Snyder. ft ft ft Mr. and Mrs. .William Van Buren leave next Stfnday on a two months tour by automobile of Oregon and Washington points and thence to Vancouver, B. C. They will attend the rose festival In Portland and later on Mr. Van Buren will at tend the Elks convention In that city. Ohio1 Governor's Daughter Bride in Statehouse-Nurtured Romance ( If f- ; . -" f-r4! iBs ' ' l Ww ' ' ' - - - ; il - Xlllnl - ' ' ' m Marjia;?: of Marffarct Donahey, daughter of the governor of, Ohio, nnd James W. Huffman, Chandlersville, O., is the colmjria tion of a romance that blossomed in the office of the state's chief( executive. Huffman is secretary to the governor, nnd aa attorney. Three Chapeaux 'Avowedly French Delegates to Convention Have Interesting Report At the state convention of Feder ated Clubs held In Marshfieid, June 2-3-4. tho delegates ' were royally entertained by the Marshfieid Civic Business Woman's Club Entertains Grade Girls One of the most Interesting meetings of tbe Business and Pro fessional Woman's Club was held when it had am fiiesls Ihn elcMh CIUU. in-ieguies .rum ail u.er uie I grade glrlS Of the public Schools, at state were present, and going from 8 luncheon. Friday- noon, in the In this city were Mrs. Foster. Butner. j dian room of the Holel Umpqua, President of the Roseburg Womans ., , . 7;, Club, Mrs. Wm, Bell, director of pte9fd'n1 the luncheon Miss the Slate Feneration. Mrs. J. C. : feanMajld",- accompanied by Mis Ponsler, President of the southern I tuF ' . applngton, gave two de-Or.-gon dlslrict and Mrs. Albert Khul vocal solos. Mrs. Alice li. M intern ' Maloney, of Marshfieid, the state The keynote of the convention! "L". ;U"' "d was Law - Enforcement,". This being election year, officers' were select ed, .and practically all the old of ficers were re-elected. Sadie Orr Dunbar was re-elected president and Miss Chamberlain of Ashland N..I .M.nK..lilnnl fra tm UaII of this city, was again elected one 'and carnival add the interesting of the directors of the State Fed-: leniures w oe presentea mis year state membership committee, were present, and gave two very inter esting talks, Mrs. Maloney talkinl on the work accomplished by ths club along the line of civic work, and Mra. Northrup speaking on the work now under way for tho Port. which they will spend the summer ' fore the ladles of the Ten Mile Coiu- In Cottage Grove, where Mr. Mc Reynolds is employed. ft, ft ft Mra. Edward Melvln left this morning for Portland, and will be tho guest of relatives there during the Rose Festival. ft ft ft Dinner for Miss Olcson and Miss Blomstrom As a farewell to Miss Katherine Oleson and Miss Elsie Blomstrom who pre leaving soon for the sum mer, Miss Eleanor Sherk invited a number of teachers to dinner at her home thts week. The table was made attractive by a large centerpiece of pink roses, and seat ed were Misses Verlle Tracy, Flor ence Thompson. Esther Sherk, Nel da Sherk. Eleanor Sherk, Mrs. Eby, and Mrs. Sherk. '.! P -i Daughters of Nile 1 lave Last Meeting The Daughters of tlie Nile club closed Its business for the year at a meeting Tuoiia afternoon at the home of Mrs. Max Huff. A short munlty Circle Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. W. G. Coats. Recitations were given by Irene Rowell. Freda Watson and Kelt Watson, piano solos by Blanche Barnes. Mildred Coats and Isobel Karcher, and a violin solo by Elta Coats. The hostess served a dainty luncheon, astdsti-d by Blanche Barnes, Grace Barnes and Elta Cnatn ifl the elnh molirKri .And Mrs. Adda Olllvant, Miss Nell Olll-! vant. and Miss Isobel Karcher who were guests. Mrs. Lola Dobbins will be the next hostess. . ft ft ft Picnic Supper Honors Miss TeCa Haynes An informal picnic supper at the Wharton river bank Monday even ing, had Misses Bess and Jane Wharton, aud Miss Alice I eland as hostesses. complimenting Miss Teka Haynes whd will be married next week. Cushions, blankets, comfortable chairs and a large bon fire added to the attractiveness of the beautiful spot, where the dell clous supia-r was scrvrd. Later In Paul tieddes was elected prisl- di-nt of the Ahtnuil aisoc'stlon for next y-ar; with lonald llelllwt-ll, vlee president, and Lots Cobb sc- Rach member will take one or;dellclous luniiieou with rleer fa- ressiy-trejsurer. the- piano used mora prospective members ot the vors and a larye birthday cake, to In the program was donated by the r. will 11. Gerretseu, Mis. Llotd nlta Kohlhagen. Miss Beulah Jarvis club. : tie children. " 8herman Clay and Co. U Crocker. " land Miss Helen Mercer. ni easton bettia her iy atnil erssi y. Att-T :i "f niu.-lc aed Juwiillo t In Iti itnn si r d a business session pree-ded the ,,v tne evemng .ne guesi, wrr ,eu clal afternoon during which the ' " m- narion nome ior onuge. I ladies rotnpletrd their sewing for "' "ayre-a noi.nnf mgn score. ' the Shrine crippled children's hns- The guest list Include.! Miss ipttal at Portland, and lacked a Teka Haynes. Mrs. F. W. Haynes. ' larce box lo send I lr"- Merrill Throne. Mrs. Grant 1 Mis. Knff served at the close of Itlsborn. Mrs, Leslie McHenry. Mrs. the afternoon to .Mi s George Brad- Glenn Inib Tly. Miss Helen Casey, burn. Mrs M. 11 Giccn Mrs. C. W. I. Miss Lucille Crank. Miss Kathar Ollti. rt. Mis. Ilrnee Bridges. Mrs i Ine Merrill. Miss Evelyn Koland. Mcliellan, Mrs. J. C. Hume. Mrs.' Miss Lois Geddes. Miss Louise An- 1. I". Ilelbig. Mrs V.. S. IV'ardorif, 'dersnn. Miss lona Reibel. Miss er- ' v , . I v ' ' j ' i i" eration. Mrs. Foster Butner gave a detailed report of the activities of the Roseburg Womans Club at the presidents' procession, which compared favorably with the other reports. It included a statement of the opening of the Public Library here, donation of sums, of money I for the building of a club house, j proceeds of the flower exchange sine aim rose snowr, programs on mi.nln lt.t-nttir aoH Mt. commit. nlty service, the active interest of in the way of entertainments and music. Miss Margaret Page gave an ad dress of welcome to the eighth grade girls, following which, Mrs. Chas. Heinline spoke on education, the theme being the educational advantages of the modern girl and the girl of her day. Miss Rosa B. Parrott was toastmlstress and two of the grade school pupils, Ellow May Wilson and Vera McCUntock, . , . ------- i gave responses. jurB. MaDei church the club members n he city beau-1 pre9ented Miss Parrott, who Is to tlful camnpign and other civic af fairs, the sending of delegates to the Southern Oregon District Federation, and .the luo per cent subscription to the Federation News, the official state paper for the federation, t It is planned that a detailed re port will be given to the club mem bers by .the delegates at a future date, at the home of Mrs. Foster Butner. who will entertain the members with a garden tea. ft O ft Miss Lucille Sapplngton, Dunning teacher at the Helnline Conserva tory for the past year, will leave on Monday for Grants Pass for a short visit with a brother who re sides there, returning here for the wei-k end, and then continuing on to her home at Washougal. Wash Ington.'to spend the summer. if ft ft. Mrs. W. R. Brown Heads Rose P. T. A. Officers for the coming' year jr.ere elected at the business meeting of the Rose Parent Teachers Associa- j tion hid on Monday evening, this i also being the last meelng of the I year. Mrs. W. R. Brown will head ! the organization next year, with sail soon for Europe, with a silk umbrella, as a gift from the club. The club luncheon was consider ed one of the most successful yet held, and was one to give the in spiration of higher learning to the young people who will enter high sohool next fall. Much credit for the splendid meeting Is due the Education Committee, headed by Mrs. Mabel Church, and the Girls' Welfare, headed by Mrs. Chas, Rusho. 0 ft Mrs. Kidder Entertains With 6:30 Dinner Tuesday Honoring four of Roseburg's pub lic school teachers who are leaving town for the summer. Miss Rosa B. Parrott, who Is to go to Eu rope, Miss Wlltia Dohell, Miss Kathetine Peterson and Miss Kath erine Oleson, who are leaving for their homes, Mrs. 8. Li Kidder was hostess at a 6:30 dinner, at her home on Rast avenue, Tuesday evening. The rooms were made at tractive with pink and white sweet pens, arranged in bowls, and the same color motif was carried out at the dinner table, where beautiful pink embroidered oriental table Mrs. C. 11. N'eal, vice president, and I linen w-aa used, with pink and white Mrs. R. D. WPIiams secretary and i sweet peas. Assisting Mrs. Kidder These little hats do not need s French label as their unique style prorl.tims thm from that to dear Parre. At top a blue crepe anj straw ahaped like an African explorer's helmet. Cen ter, a charming turban in black and white broadcloth, and below, hother crepe and straw crts Moa in brown tints. , treasurer. A feature of the even in was a vocal solo by Miss Gert rude Wlckham. accompanied by Mrs. E. T. Melvln. ft Camas Valley Club were Mrv. T. B. Virden. Mrs. J. E. Sawyers. Mrs. A. Baum and Mrs. George Boiler. Seated about the table were tho guests of honor, Misa Rosa B. Par rott, Miss Wilna Dohell, Ml,, Kath- ortne I'Mcrunn. Ml.a L'.rl.B.in. ,11 Spends Pleasant Afternoon' son, Miss Elizabeth Parrott, Miss The members of the Camas Val-1 Helen Casey, Miss Alice Ueland, lev Neighborhood club were the i Miss Louise Anderson. Miss Sarah giies-s of Mrs. Scranlon and Miss Christiansen. Miss Lvdia Chris Alice Scranton last week, spending' Hanson. Miss Crystal Jacobs. Miss a rleasantlv Informal afternoon Eiina Haseltine. Miss Gertrude chatting and sewing on aprons for Rast, Dr. Lucetta Smith, Mrs. B. apron sale to tie held soon. Aliasey, sirs, t oivin. Mrs. W. O. dainty luncheon was served at the close of the af'ernoon to Mrs.Ber tha Parrott. Mrs. Hlen Church. Mrs. Lucy Dick. Mrs. Ethel Bfown. Mrs. Irene Crsy, Mrs. Haien Burt. Mrs. Milton Chitrrh. Mrs. J. A. Pertv, Mrs. Dexter Hire. Mrs. C. Darby, Mrs. J. K. Falbe. Mrs. Gladys Collins. Mrs. A. Baum. Mra. T. B. Virden. Mra. J. E. Sawyers. Maver. .Mrs Lonlse Rlehter. Mrs. (Mrs. George Bolter and Mrs. S. L. Kdtnneds. Mrs. Agnes Wilson. Mrs.i Kinder. rttith Lawrfti. Misa Bessie Brown, I The evening was spent In chat- and the bosiettei. - Uoi and Impromptu stunts.