FOUR
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. SATURDAY. JUNE 27. 1925.
SOCIETY
By GRACE CARROLL
All contribution to this page, society, women's clubs, and
personals, should be telephoned to tba society editor by Friday
of each week. Telephone No. 135.
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Miss Altliea Hembree Is
Bride of J. A. Caraway
Of interest to Roseburg people
is me marriage, of Miss Althea
Tea Gowns and Negligees
Picnic Held on
Bank of River m
I'lcnic supper and boating are
and Howard Merrlman of Eugene.
W O
Birthday Anniversary
tiiuju bui'mcis aim uuamiK are; fit . J SI J
propltuous since the arrival of the v-elebrated Monday
warm days, and have been much In I Keg Ant, legato eel. .tirui...l M
favor this week. Miss Be Whar-illih birthday anniversary Monday I creiKi with lace and wore a cor-1
ton and Him James Wharton were I aite-riioon by Inviting a uumber of ' l,"B I,ht lla roses, tine was;
hostesses to the members of the friends to his home. A theatre I ""ended by Miss Althea Gardner, I
Saturday Bridge club and a few party supplied diversion for a few
friends at one ot these on the river hours, alter which the guests re
bank near the Joseph Wharton 1 turned to the home of the host, on
home In West itoseburg Wednesday I 406 South Stephens street, and
evening, llouung amused the games were enjoyed. A luncheon
Gile, Jr.. and Trueman Ruoyan.
O
Tiller Is Scene of '
Pirnir .Miru4av
Hembree to .Mr. J. Andrew Cara- tScaUty and OriCinalitY Combine to Make un ExOUl'' A numoe- of .Itoseburg people
way, solemnised at the home of motored to Tiller Sunday to spend
Mrs. Win. Gardner. Kast 3uth street , site Kobe for thp. Lfimura llniirt nf llnrhnrn In ...r day picnlclng. The day was
in Portland. Thursday morning. '
The bridal party entered the liv-!
Ing room to the strains of Mendel- i riStIX!J'Ly"a-
Mrs. W m. Gardner. Kast 3uth street , site Robe for thp. l.oUuro Ilmirt nf llnrhnrn In A?..r, tne a" P'cnlclng. The day
I. Thursday morning. ' J J spent In conversation and games.
atter which the picnic lunch was
spread in a cool grove. Those
enjoying the fday were Mrs. M.
I James, Mrs. E. Brlgga, Mr. and
Mrs. C. K. Fisher, Mr. and Mrs.
F. Briggs and Miss Thelma James.
James.
Mrs. Bell Hostess
ssohn's wedding march, played by !
Mrs. L. M. Snow and advanced to
an alter of roses, where the serv-1
Ice was read by liev. C. C. Karick, :
of the Fremont Methodist Kplsco-i
pal church. The bride was lovely '
In a gown of powder blue flat ;
guests and songs were enjoyed. The was served by Mrs. lone Tracy at
picturesque picnic spot was lighted i a table made attractive by a bowl
with Japanese lanterns. of colored sweet peas. -
Guests for the evening were Mr. (jUes for ulB afternoon wero
T ru.ru.' ..a V"yc 7"r- ""toy. Gur-
who wore a flowered crepe dreaa
and carried a botiuet of nweft Jieau..
Dr. M. I). V in yard of Mianihiwi,
was bust man.
Following the ceremony, a w ed
it! in k breakfast was Berved at small
tabli'H made attractive with center--pieces
of sweet peas ill bow la,
Mra. Caraway is a graduate of
Lincoln high school, Portland and
Mr Lloyd Whipple, Mr. and Mr, i uon Oedney, Collie Iteed. John Itap- j Oregon normal school. Vor the
-w.Hsun, anu iui, viisukto, iiM,ran .tannin nnr tumt-a Vsr. i nuHi two yers ne nag Den tacn-
McElhlnny, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Thorn- rL.a I inK jn the Iton?burg cbools, where
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f 1 r' K,
ton, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wharton,
Mr. and Mrs. George Wharton, Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth (juine, Mr. and
Mrs. Kalph Qulne, Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Nicholas, Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn Wlmberly, Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Wlmberly, Air. and Mrs. Guy Cor
don, Mr. and Mrs. George John
son, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hruby, Mr.
and Mrs. T. L. Wharton, Mrs. Hen
McNamee of San FranclBco, Mra.
Itoy Durbln of Klamath Falls.
Misses Alice Ueland, Helen Casey,
umi ueland
O O t
Omega Mu Alpha Club
Entertained Thursday
Miss Vera McMillan, Miss Mar
lon porter and Miss ilosina J'or
ter were gracious Hostesses, when
they Jointly entertulned the mem
bers of the Omega Mu Alpha crub
at the homo of Mrs. Fred Porter
on South Stephens street Thursday
evening. Tali vases filled with cai
UOpsis and small roses mado an at-
iJ?,nd KAV,''y i.,Brbj: tractive selling for the affair.
If""L'?b""r' t""; Bridge gave interest to the eve:
Meseera
Clemens, Joseph Murphy, and Ly
celvlng first prize and Miss Mary
' Mi. n.. u.. . " ,i .. rv,. I nam second prize. Following the
.hi fi,f?i!. t 1 Dor?: m. luncheon was served to the
i. a f a w ,",M,ndl"K a 'k! guests at small tables centered
South' iSer creek''Ummer """" b"ket" ' brlht "-
at South JJeer treek. M Kr(1(J 1ort(.r Bud M A y
D. . , McMillan.
ricniC at LIk Creek Among those who participated In
Enioved Sundav "10 """""'"K "re Misses
. i-iijwjfcu Juiiudy Kvll UiKi) Tn,.llua Tnlrvn ,r,,
ilk creek, near Drain, was thejiic. Kern Reymers, Mary Beams.
scene of aa enjoyable lime Sun- Vernlla Kohlliagen, Kvelyn Oulno,
day, w hen a Lumber of people from Clarice Hamster. Lorlene Coulee.
Roseburg and Kugeno motored i itraco Carroll, Bertha Kohlhagen,
there. The time was spent in Marlon Porter, Vera McMillan and
swimming and games was also a 1 Itoslna Porter.
diversion of the afternoon. At I
dusk a picnic supper was enjoyed Mrs. (iertrude it. Carson of Palo
near the creek. Spending the day, Alto, Cnl., wh a week end guest at
were Mr. and Mrs. George Whar- ihe honfk of Mr. and Mrs J H
ton, Mr. and Mrs. Charles McKr- Booth of Court street. Mrs. Caisori
hinny and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ly- Is taking a trip to Alaska and will
mon Snencer. and Mrs w. V. Mivlvi.u . i,.. , k-..., V ... .
Klhlnny of itoseburg. Mr. and Mrs. I will meet a parly of frienos at's.- J1' Carj;lB
William Naylor and family, Mr. and atlle and contlnuo with them from 1 u'".'.. vf" t,
she is president of the Grade
Teachers' association. Mr. Cara
way is an employe of the J. C.
Penny store in this city and Is well
known hero. The couple left imme
diately after the wedding breakfast
for Seattle and from there will go
to British Columbia and other
points of Interest They will make
their home in Itoseburg on their re
turn. ft 0
The numbers of the Intermediate
Endeavor Society of the Christian
church spent a pleasant afternoon
I at Bridge Party
Mrs. William Bell provided
i pleasant afternoon for a few
LOCAL NEWS
From Coast Are At Bandon.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Cotton were . Mr- i?lller nd T0 c.h":
among the arrival, here yesterday ' ,' lard-. ln"D ,w
from the coast and vl.fted. They visiting atBandon.
are residents of Bend. , ,,, ,.
BusliMsa Visitor.
Sfarriage License Issued I A. Bennett returned to his borne
A marriage license has been ' Looking Glass this iftern.
Issued at Vancouver to Corbett 'ter attending to business matter
Shelly, Centralia, and Loretta B.
Watson, Hose burg.
Itr.rinia From IPort land-
Miss Eva Itlce, who has been
",Tl!wUd83r.4t .herom 'land visiting, haa returned to her
. huuiii sfovnovu Oiacvi Uln IB Ul ntln. I n thin nil v
. uiwiniiiisjuui) auu uioigutiiiioi
t Kave the rooms added attractlve-
Mra. J. ;. Stlnmei and family, ' that city,
ninw. Mina Vernlta Kohlhagen ri rnuay wnen u.ey ue i a doc.
I Alexander's i'ark addition. The
time wan spent In i;ames after
which the lunch was spread under
the trees.
fli
Mrs. Marstera Monored
at One o'CIock Luncheon
IIonorlriR Mrs. George Marstcrs,
Mrs. Jtoy I). A ml t thou and Mrs.
Clarence W. Charboiu au Jointly en
t'rtaltted at the Anderson home on
Winchester street Tuesday after-
j noon, with a 1 o'clock luncheon and
shower. 'Ihe guests were seated
at a large table with a centerpiece
ot brlKht flowers. A motif of blue
and yellow was carried out In clev-;
r corsage bouquets as favors.
Covora were laid for Mrs. George !
Marsters, Mrs. Karl Ilurch, Mrs. !
Durland. Mrs. lioecoe Marnti-rs. !
Hornby, Mrs. Oliver '
h. MarHters, Mrs. 1
Summer
Dresses
To Embroider
For Misses and Women
Guaranteed voile, trimmed in val luce, simple embroid
ery. Colora: powder blue, npricot, rose and green.
No. 14. Not
made, will make
upanygize. Price
$2.00. Lace 1 5
yards and
threads $1.75
extra.
No. 4203. all
made, 8-10-12
years. Price
$1.75. Lace 12
yards and
threads $1.25
' extra.
No. 4202, all
" made, panels
hemstitched. 2-
4-6-8 v e a r s. I A H' I
Price $3.00. Lace rvr-,,VD
22 yards and threads $1.55 extra
n
i' 4 :
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Cunrnntefd suiting. Colors: yellow, blue, rust, pench
and green. Attractive design with simple embroidery.
No. I I . Not made, will
make up any size. x Collar,
cuffs, and pockets of white
poplin, black Crepe De
Chine tie, threads, with
chart for $3.60.
If late and threads nre ctr-k-r'd,
instructions chart is
included showinp; how to
use colors, etc. Sample of
material in colors mailed if desired.
NEEDLEWORK and SUPPLIES of every description
from TINY TOTS to WOMEN'S sire 44. HEMSTITCH
- INC, PLEATING and BUTTONS.
. Art Embroidery Co.
; 388 Morrison St. I'oitland. Ore.
U. K Ctiiltton. Mrs. Itoy I). Amlcr-
t hou and Airs. Clarence VV. Char-
i boucau. .
1 & ft
Mr. anil Mrs. J. S. Lynns of
Marsbfltilil havi- nnnounr-pil the fn
KSKi nii'iit nf their itaiiKlitiT, .Miss
Kranres Lynns, to Kranklin O.
Uriirht of Ihe V. Mrf. Jnhnsnn
LunilHT coniimny office in this city.
Kncilxport Courier.
Younger Set Enjoys
Evening at Camp
A nunib r of the younacr set uf
Itoscburx mnlnnil to Ihe LlnnT
Mi-Ki'an siliunitT camp .Mnnitay und
spi'nt the evclihiK. SwIinniliiK
Cowns and suits may be gor
rned by the latest fashions from
Paris, but the negligee reserves the
right to suit the whim of its wear
er, both in design and In texture.
In selecting the negligee, or tea
gown, the Imagination is allowed
froe rein, and often combinations
; ot colors and material result In a
thoroughly unique and gorgeous
garment.
I Itarbara IMarr, who wears with
distlncuon a large and most 'un
usual wardrobe In "Tho Heart
of a Siren." her ntiwent First Na
tional Dim, has selected a stunning
tea gown which uses lavishly os
trich trimming In picturesque and
exotic fashion.
i There havo been few gowns se
lected which have equalled Miss
r!"f" amusement lor a time, after , lAMarr.g tpa gown fr Bho(.r lovo.
"""" mi H" uwaiiin (inn UUIIi.
lines and beauty of lino and color,
i Designed alons Mowing lines. Its
mid a picnic lunrJi KkrtHd by lh
hlinkft tit Ihti rnilr A twirl n Kin
lihonorrai.h sumilled musle ilurlne I wide sleeves. In medieval manner,
the- rest of the evening. Those mo- laro outlined with wldo bonlers of
luring to the rainii were Mrs. Pearl (Huffy ostrich trimming, while this
l'letsch and Misses Tiielma Pearce, :same dainty trimming outlines the
' 'live Frcdrlvkson, Klvan Ulrailer, neck. Tho gown Itself Is draped
Helen Pearce, and Faye Oeddes. with an eye to beauty and proves
it ; o
Miss Alice 1 hurston
Married to Frank 1 toward
The wedding ot
ir.ott effective In Its soft sllkea
material.
Just now the desire to wear pr
isma type of negligeo Is receiving
warm feminine approval, as this
type ot negligee allows greater
freedom of motion, though possi
bly offersdess enchantment than the
lacy and long sleeved negliges
which was formerly worn by both
youug and old during leisure
hours.
Tho pyjama type ot negligee also
allows a varied selection ot mate
rials and designs to meet the sar
torial requirements ot Us wearer.
They appear In the most bizarre
and unusual of fabrics, and are de
signed frequently along lines which.
include the typwi ot costumes worm
in foreign lands. For instance.
there Is the pyjama which hints at I ed to the bridal party and guests.
ness. and bridre varied the after
noon1, high score being held by Mrs.
j. E. Enger. Following the game
the hostess served a luncheon to
the eight guests.
Past Noble Grands Club
and Families Have Picnic
The members of the Past Noble
Grands club of the Rebekahlodge
and their families motored to the
Canyonville auto camp. Monday
evening, where they held their
regular meeting In the form of a
picnio. Thirty-six were present.
anu alter a short business session,
a large bonfire was built and a pic
nic supper spread at a large table.
a a
The Country Club will be -the
seem of a pleasant evening on
Thursday, July 2, when the mem
bers will gather there. A slx
thlrty picnic dinner will be serv
ed at tables, after which tables
for bridge will be arranged.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Balllnger
and .A. II .Frazrer, of Portland,
were guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Schwartz on East
Douglas Street Friday night. The
party are motoring to Crater Lake
to attend the opening ot the lodge
Sunday.
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Miss Squier Becomes Bride
of Dr. Hebard at Sutherlin
The home of Mr. and Mrs. M.
L. Squier of Sutherlin was tiro
scene of a pretty wedding, when
their daughter. Miss Etta Squier
became the bride of Dr. Harold
Hebard of Hood River, Thursday.
The ceremony was performed by
Rpv Thnpmlpr of MpHnrH In n
! room made attractive with pink
and white flowers, as color mtl.f.
Preceding the ceremony, rMis
Kernlce Squier sang "At Dawn
ing.' Miss Bernardino Renne
wanz played the wedding march.
The bride was charming In a
gown of white satin charmease,
her veil was held In place by a
band of flowers with silver foun
datln. She carried a bouquet of
Ophelia roses, sweet peas and fern.
Miss Hernice Squier. who attended
the brld'e, wore a dress of coral
pink silk crepe, and carried a bou
quet of sweet peas and fern.
Kenneth Hebard, brother of the
groom was best man. Following
the ceremony a luncheon was serv-
Here For Visit
Mrs. L. A. Larson arrived here
yesterday afternoon from Mvdford
and will spend a few days visit
ing with friends In this city.
We can furnish ' parts for Mc
cormick, Deerlng, Piano, Champion,
Milwaukee and Osborne binders.
Wharton Bros. ,
Here Today.
Mrs. L. P. Rapp arrived here this
morning from Oakland, and spent
several hours'Bhopping and attend
ing to business matters.
Here This Morning.
Jfc E. Belleu returned to his home
at Green this morning after spend
ing a short time in this city attend
ing to business matters.
Operation This Morning.
P. E. Housotter, of Riddle, under
went a throat operation in this city
this morning, Dr. A. C. Seely at
tending him.
Visit Friday , '
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Newman
were among those to arrive here
yesterday from the coast and visit
for the day. Thtir home Is at
Marshfield.
From Days Creek.
Among those from southern
points in the county to shoo and
transact business in this city for
a snort time this morning was Mrs.
Ray White of Days creek.
Here Few Days.
Walter Boren Is here from Bridge
for several days visiting with,
friends and attending to business
affairs. w
Good old fashion 4th of July,
Tiller. July 3rd and 4th.
In Friday. '
Casver Howland was a visitor In
Roseburg Friday evening from Rid
dle, and spent several hours visit
ing with friends.
Miss Graham Hare.
Miss Violet Graham, for many
years a resident of this city. Is here
from Portland for a time visiting
with old friends.
Come to Tiller July 3rd and 4th.
Dancing in open air pavilion, where
it is cool.
Returns From Washington. ,
Mrs. Vernon Oakes, who has
been visiting with relatives In El
lensburg, Washington, for the past
three weeks, returned to her home
In this city this morning.
Egyptian origin, while the Rnsslaa Mr. and Mrs. Hebard left lmme-
l In Itoseburg and have
friends, who will tie Intere
ninny Nathan Fullerton, Mra. Ed Thorn-
...I ... tilt lru 1.-P..JI llnrhv on.l II
Mlns Alice kni.iv ,,r n,.Mr ..i. . . i .,,!.. i i ilrooks.
tllam-hM 'I'liiirdlitn In l r. I..-.... l I .. . , ! .". . .-b
... .... . ..u. , .,. , ,nn , me cnin.
.aring llonaril was solemnized 8 &
Monday morning at the home of ' n , . . ., ,
tho bride s parenis. Mr. nnd MrsJ Koseburp; and Ulalla I conic
c. 11. Thurston on Hoover street. I Join in I'icnic Sunday
The ceremony was performed by i .. , , '
liev. J. II. Needhani among only. ,W, ''""k ,h """" "f
immeiliaie relatives and friends of ''""C snili; h,,n number of
diately following the luncheon for
a trip to points north.
f
Mrs. Dora Wilklns Holler, who
fornverly made her home in Rose
burg, is a guest at the home ot
Mrs. Ida Dyslnger for a few days.
Mrs. Bolter haa just completed a
three months tour of California
before returning to her home in
Portland.
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Ladies Aid Holds Last
Meeting" Before Fall
The members of the Presbyterian
Ladies Aid mefat the church par
lors Thursday afternoon, holding
.....! i..Un KfnM foil
' .r K. ' .u".. I morning by Dr. Geo. E. Houck. her
guest, at the homo of M r. and was gj Mrs. ,,, Rl. I physician in attendance.
, ," 1 .A-, "in?l'!n- at uM n'a- l reading, and Miss Ellow May I
Wilson a whistling solo. It being ooy.
atmosphere is keenly felt In the
tailored and lavishly embroidered
uniform effect, and the pyjama neg
ligee which is most frequently used
is that which is Chinese In feeling
and Is fashioned of soft silk, wtth
silken) and tinsel embroidery. Ja
pan and other countries of the far
oast are represented In these favor
ed negligees and tea gowna.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles f'olladay,
1 of Los Angeles, California, were
111 Friday
Fred Hamilton motored from
his home at Half Moon Orchards
yesterday and spent several hours
here visiting with friends and
looking after business matters.
Here From Illinois.
Mrs. E. A. Shuey has as her
guest for the summer, Charles
Nicholas, a nephew. Mr. Nicholas
Is from Lanark, Illinois, and is
much pleased with the country.
Leaving For Ttandon
Among those who will motor
to Bandon Beach today to spend
the week end were Mr. and Mrs.
F. Porter. Miss Marlon Porter,
Miss Vernita Kohlhagen and Fred
Porter.
Is Visit Ins; Mere
Mrs. E. C. Coughenower has
arrived from La Grande and will
visit with her sister here for some
time. On her return home she
will stop at Silverton, whore she
will visit hr parents.
Mrs. Wade Improving.
Mrs. Charles B. Wade, who is at
To Bandon.
Mr. and Mrs. George K. Qulne
and daughter. Miss Evelyn Qulne,
will leave today by auto to spend
the week-end at Bandon beach.
In Today.
Mrs. Leslie Hatfield motored
from her home at Dixonville tbts
morning and spent several hours
shopping and visiting in Roseburg.
Races of all kinds. Tiller. Julv Sr.f
and 4th. See the cowboys ride the
wild steers.
In Today.
Mrs. H(nry Adams and daughter
spent several hours in Roseburg
this morning shopping and visiting
They reside at Myrtle creek.
Here This Morning.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Stevens were
here this morning shopping and on
business. They are residents ot
Myrtle Creek.
Business Visitor.
Among those from southern
points in the county to visit and
transact business here this morn
ing was L. E. Newton of Canyon
ville. A regular Fourth of July celebra
tion at Tiller July 3 and 4. Some
thing doing every minute nf lh i.
days. Be on the Job and enjoy
yourself.
From Glide.
Ed Evarts was a visitor from
points east of this city todav and
"lient several hours attending to
business affairs. He is from
Glide.
In Today.
O. H. Watzlg returned to his
home at Myrtle erfek this after
noon after spending-several hours
looking after business interests in
this city.
To Bandon.
Miss Ruth Davis of this city will
leave Sunday for Bandon. where
she will be a guest of Mrs. Loren
Miller, who has a summer cottage
there.
Mrs. Backlund In. '
Among those from the rural dis
tricts to spend a few hours shop-
for a few days this week.. They
aro on a motor trip to Canada.
both families.
Mis. I low Kill Im a graduate of the
I'nUorslly ot Oregon, class of Vii,
and received her M. A. degree In
1!C2. She Is a member of the IM
Met I'hl sororily and the phi llela
Kappa, an honorary scholastic so
ciety, riiiue her graduation she
has Im been teaching very sue
ei ssfully In the Klamath Falls ami
Eugene hlKh schools. Mr. llnwril
is a griiiiuale ot Wlillman college.
member of the 11. m Theia li
Dinner at Rock Creek
ilie.eouig iinu muiia people mo-'
loied tu (ho Kiuiel Auto Comli.
situated on the pacific hkh a.; Is Enjoyed Sunday'
Ihe lihiei. is n-iii of tlx. mini .!...... ' J
ant sjiois ii. ar th- lm-nuiiy ami
ai lords a line picnic grounds. At
noon a picnic luni-h uss spread
under Ihe lues, nfier which the
afieinoon was spent In games.
I hose sioiorlng from
eie Mr. nnd Mrs. Earl Olllvanl.
Mr. and .Mrs. Kugeno (HlUunt. Mr.
and Mis. Fled llyion, Mr. and Mis.
and Mis. Hein
lly ol MnitOLl
at i. 1 1;.. I.mi f
crc Mr. and Mi
and sun. IhMUiii
Khni a -ul i!iuu:nl.
Miss Aha Womii'ii
I nun Hi is
S .Limes I
Mi. l:ii
r. I'larices,
city
'ettil
and
fraternity and la now cmplovrd iu p"'huMer Ireland. Mr. and Mrs. W.
county engineer of Klamath cmin- r ru-nd. M.-s. ism
ty. I daughter Coilene. l
Mr. and Mrs llnaanl v. Ill make
their home in Klamath Falls after
a short wedding trip.
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Loyal Circle Class Spends
Informed LvcninR
Following a short 'ulslness
mccilnr of the l.ny;il Circle Class
of the Christian Church, luesiliiv
evehliis-. a nuuilier ol t Im oimiki V
imirrli'il ineinlieis held un Inform
al social evening In the ehuii li t
parlor, tlaiues ami inuh' f irm- i
eil ihe exciting', linmsion. niter
w liU h a luncheon w as served.
Iioinier RosdwrR Women
F.lected to Offices
111 the eleellen of olflier. ill
Ihe Cosiness and Prof e--.inn:i I
om:n"s ( lull, ot Portland re
cently. Miss lllauhe liied was
n .me.l Ice piesiili lit. slid Mls
M.iIhI Alhiithl. Olncinr Mi.
Heed w.-n fur many j.-iiri deputy
miHHi i l. rk lii this l iiy. iiml ll-s
MhrU'it a pulille slenogriipiier
slid also w.i- cinpliixed in Ihe
linugl.is National ltjnk before
moving to, Porilard to rv-.ide
Mr. nnd Mrs. Earl Hill and T.
II. Hill wero Joint hosts Sunday,
when they entertained a few
guesis at dinner, at their home
at Itock Creek. Covers were laid
(or Mr. nnd Mrs O. Mnnt-
Olalla gnniery. Mr. and Mrs. E. II. Huf-
hiim, Mrs. S. K. Montgomery,
Ilosehurg. Mr. nnd Mrs. Ed
Thompson, of Coles Valley, Dave
Smith, of Dixonville, -Mr. and Mrs.
In land, ami Karl Hill und T. H. Hill.
Norma lly- & o
ron, Miss Viinma lly run. Miss Mrs. IMIe Schindler and Miss
Nell Olhnnt, Ch.n Fiieiid. H. Mable S hindlor, of this city and
lluslinell, lUnry Ireland. Kurth Mr. nnd Mrs. w. O. Hatch and
Ireland, Clliien Friend and Mr. and family of Cottage Crow, motored
Mrs. Couchcr and family and Mr. to lilce Hill Sunday and spent the
t uiiiT.i'r and fam- day. The afternoon was spent In
v ho vn ie iMtinc ciinversailon and games and at
Mercy hospital, is reported to be P'ng and visiting In this eltv tnrt.ir
improving, and spent a good night wa Mrs. Carl Backlund ot Mel
Friday, from a report made this ros0-
Returns Home.
Miss Gladys Enirer. unn hm hs
visiting at the home of her aunt
Mrs. Russell's birthday anniver- "ne ot UM Angeles uncie. air. and Mrs. J. E. En
sure, the ladles presented her with 1 "topped over in this city yesterday, wr for the past two weeks, re-
Iritlj;e Club F.ntrrt.iined
at S liwart I lotn-.'
' Mti. V M. l'.lt.iM
Fled H.hit.,i;i Joim-Ij
ilhe ineiuliers of ile-ir
and a U aiii l :ie -'
af lernii-in a i t m St h i j
Kast Done!,-
il.o-l.s and s
ai lanced in h
It HI llll II' I
o'rlisk lunclifi
of hi nine M,
fi :i t.-I Mrs.
Miei tallied
lelilre club
i 'I tint day
i lin.iie on
a large bouquet, following which
dainty luncheon was served.
i'f 0
Mrs. Chilson Entertains
Northside Sunshine Club
Mrs. Robert Chilson Invited the
members of the North Side Sun
shine club to her home on Win
chester street Thursday afternoon.
Ilrlght colors, carried out in yellow
snapdragons and nasturtiums.
formed a pretty motif throughout
the rooms. The ladles chatted and
sewed and later gathered at a
pretty table, where the hostess
served a luucheon.
- Spending the afternoon were
Mesdames Elsie Wright. Ben Chil
son, Fred Bowen, Wm. Fisher, Roy
Anderson, Roscoe Marsters, Rus
sell Harness, Wm. Deardorff. Stan
Icy Baney, E. T. Belleu, W. D.
Marstera, and George Marsters.
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WOODMEN MEETING AT
SALEM TO OBSERVE
. ANNIVERCARY OF ORDER
SALEM. Ore.. June 27. Mem
bers of W. O. W. lodges from all
parts of the state gathered here
today for the annual state WooA
men's convention held this year in
mien valley, was tl-e scene of ' woranon me m anniversary
hi Mondav i-ven-i"' 'nn '""-hi"" " mo or"", it
a number of ilosehurg " P,,:i' " approximately
Mr. Wittlne has been attending the 'urned to her home at Brownsville
national convention of Plumbers lms morning.
ana nesting contractors in Port
land, and is enroute home.
dusk a pienic supper ws spread
under the. trees near tho hUh
wav. ohhibyl i l.2sc.. mfof fof fof tm
L'mpcU i Near Hughes
Ranch Scene of Picnic
The hii'iss of ttie I'tnpqtta river,
f. ir tin Uashitiiinin Hughe ranch
in i
an elina
In;:, when
!
Ml
l I
' I Sniil-liaiiolis.
r " as i Ilee'nely
ga-e ai'iled al-
lh" in. ins. t 1
prei ed-1 n game
llar.i:d iiuii-,,u re-
ple tn.iior.,1 to that place. Ais-"" woodmen would arrive by
large boniim was built near the ning. a parano was neia on
rivirnnil r'-cnic snpis r spread. streets of Salem at noon to-
1 ho. n'sina pari In the even-; day to be followed by general eg.
Leaving to Enter Service.
Roy Pettey will leave Sunday
evening to enter the U. S. Forestry
Service, and will be stationed at
lookoui Mountain. He will be ac-
III Arrive To Visit
Mrs. H. B. Itrady, of Chicago,
will arrive here from the south
this afrernoon to visit with her companled as far as Cottage Grove
nephew, E. P. Woods over the i by his parents. Mr. and lira A p
week end. Mrs. llrady will re
turn to her home by way of the
Canadian route.
tieorge Catching Hurt
Oorge Catching, a former re
sident of Riddle, now located In
Eugene, sustained a broken arm
yesterday, when he fell about 10
feet while working as a carpenter
on the framework of the new First
National bank-building at Eugene.
Baileys Return Home.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Bailey and
family, who have been spending the
past two weeks vacationing In Cal
ifornia and Oregon points, returned
to their home In this city last
night. They made the trln by auto.
visiting In San Francisco, and San
ta Crux. Cal.. and Portland and
Newport, Ore.
R-K
Bros.
disinfectant at Wharton
Wisconsin People Her.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Peterson of
nskosh. Wisconsin, arrived here
plea-. ire w.-re Mr and Mrs. 1 creeses, musical concerts, athletic j this morning from California. They I
Pettey, by auto.
Came Postponed
Owing to the fact that the great
r part of the players on the Ameri
can Legion baseball team of the
Twilight league are atending the
state convention at Prlneville, the
game between the Legion and De
Molay teams, scheduled for last
night, was postponed.
Judge Wcathtrford Visit,
Junge j. K. Weatherford of Al
bany, spent last night In this eltv
stopping at the Umpqaa hotel. He
is on nis way home after a business
trip to eastern Oregon points. He
Is accompanied by his son, J. K.
Weatherford, Jr.
Suit Is Filed.
Suit has been filed In Ihe circuit
court by John M. Throne against
the Coos Bay Townslte company.
Mr. Throne asks for a Judgment In
the sum of 1630 for payment for
his services as secretary. He is
represented by attorneys Rice and
OrcutL
rimed first pn:e nnd Mrs. Ilrooks
of M.ii : hnehl. guest prise.
IV T Unh ir. Mr. and Mrs. I). 11 j events and other features continu- will visit for a time with Mrs. Pet- reonre V
lihar, Mr. and Mis. w. II. Flshrr.'lng thtoughnut the afternoon and erson's brother. James Mortcnsen. ' r a r
Mr. and M s. ltob"tt tilln. Sr.. Mr. evening. Mcise o tVhe events took at Millwood, before going nn lo v., ' ,
and Mn Waslil- clou Hughes. Mr. place at the state fair grounds. Portland to visit a son. Mr. Peter- ni.kt
Present w i-
and Mrs Wm Hell, Mr. nnd Mrs.
Iiin Itrunn. c s. H-lrllne. Mrs. J .E. Enger.
enner He
District Attorney George
arrived In Rosehurr last
night and spent the day in Rofe-
A class of 1..W0 members will be son states that they encountered j hurg stt re "d n to
Initiated Into the order tonight, the !etremely hot weather In California 1 here Is wHI retnr T pSiJJ
new members comina from all land did sot find r.n.r ..mil .." r"!".rn .Portland
..ITS. 1. ,. l.,H kVrotn . Vis )l.r-.i.1 ill.... L m-. ...... ll..,n. lw..l 1 1 i m ..i-j . . i M. .. - ... -ie.7. .
Tatst tw owom.n are we.l knows 'Hud.on. Added guest, were Mrs. Hugbe. ni l 3To ' " 3. o "n""" UDl" eD "fT?- -.r visiting hi. ranch
i w . i ft. uiaa.v.