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-S0C1ETY-
By GRACE CARROLL
All contributions to tills page, society, women's clubs, and
personals, should bo telephoned to the BOtiety editor by Friday
of each week. Telephone No. 135.
Salem Girl Announces
Engagement Here
The engagement of Miss Marjorle
Ilrown lo Thomas MeOIlehrlst, both
of Salem, was cleverly announced
at a bridge Informal, Riven at the
?iom of Miss Vernlta Kohlhagen,
In West Rose burg. The rooms were
beautifully arranged with baskets Mrs. I.
or giaruys ana ye now xinnias aim i parents
otner yeiiow uowers wnicn carried
. out the color scheme.
High score was received by Beau
lab Jarvis and second hitth by Mrs.
Francis 1)1 1 lard. Mis brown, the
honoree prize.
At n late hour refreshments were
aerved from small tables, centered
with Japanese marigolds. Tlu fa
vors were In the' form of a yellow
bird, which was carrying the mes
sage of the engagement, that came
an a complete surprise to her
f Wends,
The I os'ess was assisted by Rr
tli a Kulilhagen during the evening.
Those present: Mioses Marline
Ilrown, honoree, jHne Wharton,
Marriage Solemnized
at Vancouver
Cards have b?en received this
week announcing the mairisge of
Miss MaudH li. Hhruin to Charles
Kinsman JVvi, Sunday. July 19,
at Vancouver, Wa-diiitKton. Mrs.
Davis is the daughter of Mr. and
Shi urn, and with her
reniih here last winter.
She Is a gruduate jf The Dalles
high school, and was active In
school affairs. Whi! In this city
she made many friends. Mr. and
Mrs. Davis wi 1 make their home
at w05 View afreet, Thu Dalles,
Oregou, after their honeymoon.
Farewell Party Given
Mr. and Mrs. Hatton
The home of Mrs. H. (J. Wilson,
In North Roseburir, was the scene
of a festive aftalr Wednesday
night, when the members of the
I'nited Artisan lodge gathered
there, honoring with a far.well
BessWhfrton, Alice Ueland. OU.lys P"tY. Mr- aml Mr": f O. Hatton,
Bmlth, Ruth Davis, Kvelyn inln,
Katherfne Morrill, Florence Whar
j ton, Eva Rice, Vivian Marsters,
Jieaulah Jarvis, Myth Henderson;
- MesdameS George M. Ilrown, A. A.
Ilellows, Archie Taylor, Arthur
Knauss, Grant Osliorn, Francis Dil-
lard. Tom Wharton, Leo Rapp, Roy
lie I lows.
Miss Ilrown Is well known In
Roseburg, having lived here for
several years and taught last year
at the Rose school. She is a daugh
ter of Justice George M. Hrown of
Salem. The wedding will bo an
event of the latter part of next
month.
Mr. and Mrs. Burge
Entertain at Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Burge graci
ously entertained at dinner Sunday
at their home In Yoncalla, having
1 as guests a number of Cottage
Orove friends. Following dinner the
afternoon was spent In music, a
aix piece orchestra playing a num
ber of fine selections.
Knjoying the hospitality of Mr.
and Mrs. Burge were Mr. and Mrs.
W. M. Norrls, Mr. and Mrs. I,.
Roach, Misses Velma Norrls, Mabel
Norrls, Messrs Alvln McGaroln, Kr
wln Clark. Marlon Burge, Frank
McCain, Charley Burge, Walter
Norria and Dr. J. O. Coleman.
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Miss Mia H. Hall, of Fort Lap
wal, Idaho, Is a house guest of
Mrs. H. O. Wilson during the re
mainder of the summer. Miss Hull
Is a toucher In the Indian school
at the fort.
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Mrs. Sinclair Entertains
at Garden Valley Thursday
. Mrs. Pete Sinclair entertained
th members of the Garden Valley
Woman's club Thursday afternoon
at her home In Garden Valley.
Games, for which prises were given
were played and the- afternoon
spent In conversation. The ladles
decided to have the members of
the New Idea club as guests at
the picnic, which the club will hold
at Hutlon's Grove July 30. Iater.
the hostess, assisted by Misses
Misses Georglne Sinclair. Margaret
Ferguson and Alice McDanlel serv
ed a luncheon at small tables with
centerpieces nf yellow marigolds.
The guest list included MetulHincs
George Bailey, H. A. Calhoun, Don
who leave soon to locate In Port
land. Mr. Hatton has been the dis
trict manager of the United Arti
sans here and will be greatly miss
ed, as be has taken a great inter
est in the organization. The spa
clous Wilson home was lovely with
decorations of Japanese lanterns,
and sweet pens and baby breath
arranged- in bows and vases gave
added attractiveness to the rooms,
where gautfs, dancing and iuuhIc
were a diversion of the evening.
Miss Oral Sandy, of Portland, who
is making her home in this city for
the summAr, gave a clever dance.
Fallowing, the guests wore
served a buffet luncheon, Thirty
five me in hers of the lodge were
presept at the affair.
Reception Given for
Mr. and Mrs. Caraway
Honoring two of their members,
whose marriage was a recent event
In Portland, the members, of the
Baptlnt church sponsored a recep
tion at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Kohlhagen, on Military
street, Wednesday evening.
The Kpuclous home was lovely
with late summer blooms In ar
rangements in bankets about the
rooms, the color scehemes being in
pink and pale yellow.
Receiving were Mrs. Louis Kohl
hagen, Mrs. B. W. Taylor, Mrs. C.
M. Page, and Mrs. W. W. Bone
brake. Following congratulations
a program wns presented. Includ
ed were a piano duet by Vernlta
and Bertha Kohlhagen; reading, by
.Margaret Fane; piano solo, by
Gladys Strong ; reading, by Elza
Kohlhagen ; vocal solo, by t i race
Wickhani, piano nceoinpaniinent by
Jessie Mcltae Melvin.
Following the program, B. W.
Strong, In behalf of the members
of the church, presented Mr. nnd
Mrs. Caraway with a cut glass
bowl, and a beautiful silver mount
ed mirrored tray.
letter a buffet luncheon was
served the guests. Sixty-five friends
were present.
Ramoy Rugh Weds
Kathryn Powell Sunday
Coming as a surprUo to iht-lr
friends, was the marriage of Miss
Kalhrvn I'owe.l, daiuhler of Mr.
and Mrs. W. S. Piwell of Kucene,
to Kuiney Rugh, wltlih was so-
' Ella Roadman and Chas.
McCoy Wed in Kelso
Surprising their many friends In
tltis city Miss hi la Roadman and
chas. McCoy, both Roseburg pt
ple, were quietly married In Kelso,
Washington, Thursday. Rev.' Thom
as Jetrreys, of the Presbyterian
church, performed the ceremony
among Immediate friends and rel
atives. i Both young people are well
known In ttoHtburg. Mrs. McCoy
has been teaching in the Douglas
county schools tor a number of
years, and Mr. McCoy has beu en
gaged in butdnetts hero since his
I return from France, where he
served In the air service during the
late war. Mr. and Mrs. McCoy will
np-nd their honeymoon touring
Washington points and in Vancou
ver, B. C. after which they will
make their home In this city.
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Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Mill, of
Olympla, Washington, were, week
end guests last week at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. S. A. St :wart, of
Laurelcrest ranch, near thia city,
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Grange Picnic Is
Meld Sunday
Among the vacation events
which were enjoyed this week waft
the picnic held by the members of
th'i Kvergreen Grange, Sunday; on
the banks of the river, near the
Henry iJtnder ranch. The place,
called "Coney Nook,' because of
the restful surroundings, was the
scene uf merriment during tne day.
j Music, games and other sports
and at noon a picnic dinner was i
spread near the bank of the river.
Dance at Country Club
1 hursday Lve
the same- name, written by Harry
Leon Wilson, and was directed by
Harry Pollard who ill reeled Denny
The members of the Country!!" "Sporting Youth," "The Reckless
Club spent a pleasant evening Age." and the flrut series of "The
Thursday, holding an Informal lather Pushers."
dance at the club house from 9 to "-, Doctor!" Is the story of a
12 o'clock. Quite a number of theiyung nfau who, since, childhood
members are away at the seashore ! coddled and nursed and
and other vacation resorts, and , niado to believe that only by the
only a small crowd attended. The greatest care could he live. Through
event was one of the most enjoy-trtes of humorous events the
able of summer dunces given at ry emphasises the manner of
the club. Punch and wafers were ' he ds.
served throughout the evening. An ho hafl ,itM Patience
. I with his fears endeavors to restore
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Fu1l..rtnn. ! to " norn'f 1 l of mind.
Mr. and Mrs. II. W. liul.- and Mr. I llu'," con"'" tl", nT"fc"y "';
and Mm. Fr.-d Schwarll are anion "'""7 ,., , , "Tm
tht UotM'burK iH'Uie v bo will gut'tid ' . , ""M 1,1 " l"
ihe week tnd at dlfwyld. ,di it; luxury 11., , 1 Inh.r It a
... ' ronsnlurable fort um- If lie liven
i c " - lihn-e years and arter three old
Uladys Strong Home , Shylocka have been convinced by
for Summer j specialist that ho baa nothing the
Ml Gladys Slronp. dauKliter of ' "" '; him. other than his
Mr. and Mrs. U. W. tilronit. ol this I n"'"lal ""1-
cily, has arrived from iioston. and ' o
will visit during the summer at the l,.,,,,,,,.,,,
Strong home. Miss Strong has :
been studying Mano at the New 1 OCAI NFWS
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Or. Seely III
Dr. A. C. Seelyls out of his of
fice for a few duys because of Illness.
, In Today
I Mrs. C. C". Carr was among those
'tram bulherlln Mo spend this
j morning In this city on business
and visit friends.
From Coast
Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Drook and son
of Coos Bay, motored here from
the coast yesterday and spent a
few hours visiting In Itoseburg.
KnKland Conservatory of Music in
Hoston for Ihep ast two years. Hhe
will return there in September and
will flrlsh her course this year.
Miss Strong is an accomplished
young woman and popular In mus
ic circles.
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Leave For Newport
Mr. and Mrs. Leon McClinlork
and two children, left by auto this
morning for Newport where ihey
will spend the neit two weeks eu
Joying an outing.
In Yesterday
Among these from southern
polnis in the county to visit and
transact business in this city yes
terday was Louis Hanks of Can-youville.
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From Dixonville
Among those from points east of
this rily to vls and transact bust
ness In Kosehurg yesterday was L.
O. Parker, of Dixonville.
Liberty Theatre.
Seldom has the adaptation of a !
great stage success proved a pic-
luresque success to such an extent
In Yesterday
lloy Stearns, of Oakland, spent
yesterday afternoon in tills city at
tending to business affairs and
I visiting friends.
1-ater a swimming party was en- as In Ike case of Smooth as Satir
Joyed. About seventy-five mem
hers and friends were present at
the picnic.
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Mrs. Hen H. McNainee, sister of
Mrs. Jack Wharton, who has been
a guest at the W hartnn home for
the past several weeks, left for
her homo In Sun Francisco Fjlilny.
Camas Valley V. C. T. U.
Sponsor Reception
The home of Mirs. H. J. In cn, In
From Sutherlin
J. A. (lillesple and W. F. Kernln
motored here from Sutherlin this
mnrnlni? ntwl snont envct-.il ln,i.-i,
production playing at the Liberty ; atRtding lo business ar fairs,
theatre tomorrow. Moulded from .
Kvelyn Rrent's current F. O. li.
1 J a yard Velller's rattling crook"
melodrama "The Chatterbox" by
Arthur StntltT. "Smoiilh am Kntin"!
! itt t.rovlnir nfcliire nim-i tti.in
worthy of its fine origin. Colorful
atmosphere, thrills, characteriza
tion, and tin1 human element with.
From Sutherlin
Mr. and Mrs. A. IX Ottinger were
visitors in this city this morning,
spending a few hours transacting
business and visiting. They are
residents of Sutherlin.
Mr. Hotcomb In
V. K. Holcomb, of Oakland, was
a visitor In Roseburg yesterday af
ternoon, attending to business mat
ters and visiting a short time.
DcWaldaln
Mr.and Mrs. Henry Dewald were
among the out of town visitors yes
terday. They are residents of Can
yonville and vibited here a short
time.
which MImh Itrent Is somehow alili
to Invent all of her picturesque in-1 Arrives From Austria
terpretatlons are interlarded with Rudolph HViden, Jr., has arrived
comedy and sentiment in such a. in this city from Austria, and will
l nmnntT that pvim tht mttritiu viuU t t hu lu.mo ,,t l.iu
' t-.-w. "" "' '" nw wno no not iiKP -crooK sioriti .Mr. anil Mrs. Ji. Jie'den, Sr,
iinio rvt-ui.tHHiHy irr ra not fall to enjoy this picture, i some time.
From Glendale
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Showalten
were among those from Glendale to
6pend yesterday in this city visit
ing and attending to business mat
ters. Visiting at Oakland
Mrs. Kndicott and two daughters,
of Itandon, are spending a few
weeks visiting at the home of Mrs.
Kndicott's mother Mrs. ltelle
llridgea, of Oakland.
na Ferguson. K. " K. IMrle, ti. Mc- !'innUei Sumlay morning in the
Daniel. A. Nittay. J. Krwin I'ane. ! priwne or their inimnlinte rami
1-ed Parrot L Hush ItMchle. Hr.. 1 ' hy IT. H. A. hanfotd. at thu
John Hluclair. It. II. C. Wootl. J. I)
Young, Hugh Itltchie, Jr., and Karl
McCoy.
COO
Miss Mcintosh Honored
Tuesday Evening
Honoring Mits MhMc Mcintosh,
of 'Kdmonton, Canada, who In a
guest nf her sister, Mrs. C. i. F t
rler, Mrs. Ferrler entertalne! Tuea-
, day evening at lier home on West
First street. lxvely roses in ar-
, rangemeuls in howls and vrtm-
i added to (he attractiveness of the
setting. Itrldne and ftou were di
versions of the vt nlng, and after
the games a luncheon was served
t the guests.
Among the giiesU were Miss Ma
Me Mrlntosh, M.lKit Mav italdwln.
Miss M'te l'fsher. Miss llih.l
Webb. Misa Kfrie Schwarx. Mrs. II.
I. Ma-donald, of Portlanl. Mrs. S.
M King, and Mr. and Mis. S. M.
Keily.
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Past Noble Grands Club
Holds Picnic Thursday Eve
The Past Noble (irsnd'tt club of
the Hebekah lodge moion-d io
Hutlon's (irove. one nf tb- delicli
Ianford hoini
Hugh Is a member of the Kugenc
city council and a reultor.
After' the wedding Itreakfust at
the home nf the bride's parents the
couple left by motor fnr tht Ir
honeymoon in Ciiusdu. They will
he at home In FuKt ne after August
1. Portland Telt urntn.
Mrs. KiikIi, with her parents, fir
merlv madf her home In tills city.
She Is a graduate of l.nsrlung
hluh school and has many friends
hern,
Mr. Powell was a former coun
cilman of this city, nnd the fami
ly arc w'll knwn here.
Mitt l.nrna l.ove't ha le n the
tuiewr of Miss Kltaabeth MeKnlKhl,
In this city during thn psst ci k.
!is l,oett, formerly of this cMv.
Is now refilling In purllum). 1'rlor
to her lslt In this city Mm l.ov-
ett had Junt completed a tour of
California.
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Penney Company Staff
Shivarre Two of MciiiIhts
The mi inhers of the ,f. C. IVrv-ii-v
company stole i'tff, of !;
bin ir, sjm nt nn enJovatd einiu
Ttmr ia . hi-n th--v "ln rr -d
Wfd-
as Vallty W C. T. U. suonsored a
reception for thu .members f the
Woman's Club and the L. T. L.
Club. (
Following a splendid program,
which was given on the "iawn, a
luncheon was served. About thirty
five were present at the affair.
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Mrs. U. Ewens, of Garden Valley,
and daughter, Mrs. J. H. Itoyd, of
l.loydmlnister. Sack., Canada, ar
rived here Friday. They were ac
Antlers Theatre
Universal Pictures Corporation
obtained a "corner" on some of the
screen's finest character arti.--ts
when it s'lected the cast to support
comanicd by Mrs. Kwens sons, F.' Reginald ln-nny, star In "oh, loc-
rr
YounK 11 nf den has
The direction of Halph Ince Ik again, munt the early years of his lif in
much In evidence in the power, di-i Austria, receiving his education In
rectneas and punch of the produc- that country. He will probably re
tlon. The supporting cast is fine, niafn here and make his houre with
and all-in-all the star's latest ve- hia parents.
hide is an exceptionally interest-1
ing feature from an entertainment ;(,iiii; On Trip
viewpoint. i Mr nn(I Mrs C) c Hrown nrP
preparing for an extended auto
trip through southern Oregon and
northern California. They will I
go to Diamond and Crater lakes,
Klaitiath Kalis and other points
in that vicinity, and will then
drive lo Crescent City and hack
oosevell highway. Carl
Speakes Leave For South
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Kpeake and
son, of Fresno, California, who
have been guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. K. K. Deardorff for
the past three days, left for their
home In the south this morning.
J. G. Hodges Back
J. G. Hodges has returned from
a business trip to Med ford and
other points in Sotuhern Oregon.
Leaves for Seaside
Mrs. Ivan Shelbourn has gone to
Heaside, where she will be the
guest of friends fur a week or ten
days.
In Yesterday
Mrs. H. O. Ooff, of Sutherlin,
was among those to spend several
hours in this city yesterday visiting
with frieuds.
Mr. Richer In
Mrs. Fred Itichter, of Sunshine
Ranch, spent a few hours yester
day arternoon visiting friends and
shopping.
From Glide
Mrs. S. i- Chapman, of dllde,
visited in this city with frieuds
and spent a few hours shopping
yesterday afternoon.
I LONG PILGRIMAGE
TO ROME MADE AFOOT BY
MOTHER AND CHILDREN
ROME, July 25.- (A. P.) Thous
ands of devout Catholics have
made Holy year pilgrimages to
Rome, but few have come in the
manner in which the word truly
connotes. One such, however, haa
been completed by Luisa Cruces,
a Spanish woman living In Moroc
co, with her three children, whose
ages are seven, four and two years.
Henora Cruces left Morocco with
her little brood on December 9,
' 1924, and they made practically the
! whole Journey on foot They start
led with 25 pesetas in their posses
: slon, and throughout the trip they
j had no other means of support, ex
jcept from the sale of picture poat
( cards showing their photograph.
For the most part they slept on
, the grass under the stars or along
me sanu oeacnes, oui occasionally
they were taken in by kind people
along their route.
They have received the special
Holy Year benediction from Pope
Pius XI.
Portland Guests
Mrs. P. K. Nygren nnd . two
daughters, of Portland, are. guests
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ver
non Fields in this city.
LITTLE BILL PLAYS
IN FINE FORM TODAY
Business Visitor
Walter Osborne returned to his
home at (Hide yesterday afternoon
after Attending to business matters
in this city a short time.
Visitor Friday
Mrs. Fred Brothers returned to
her home in Melrose yesterday af
ternoon after visiting and shop
ping in this city for several hours.
From Cleveland
C C. Long was among the out
of town visitors Friday, spending
several hours transacting 1 usinss
here before returning to his home
In Cleveland In the afternoon.
SK0K1E COUNTRY CLUB,
Glencoe, I.I., July 25. William M.
jjohnston of San Francisco, the lit
j tie "Hill" of tennis, swept aside the
jfiphtlng bat futile iCurts of Wp
) Hrown Df rtt I.::uIh to enter the
! finals of tre Illinois state tourna
iment today winning 7-5, 6-0, 7-5
j Drown 9 playing, which has beea
1 the pronounced sensation of the
; tournaments, providing two upsets,
J proved of little avail against the
crushing devastating drive off
Johnston's forehand, his accurate
and deadly net, game and his stra
tegy on the court. ,
W. T. Tilden ind Howaid Kin
jsey went on the court for -their
semi-final match.
Mr. Goodcll Here .
Ceorge E. Goodell, Inspector of
Labor Ihireau, Salem, was here
from Grants Pass yesterday attend
ing to business matters. He return
ed to his home at Grants Pass this
morning.
G. and H. K. Kwens. aluo of Gar-itor!", t nlv rsal Jewel corning id vt ihi it
den Valley, who motored to Van! the Antlers theatre next .Sunday Hill and family and Pete Hlakely
emiver. II. C. a short time ago. and Monday. The picture is the mid family will also make the
Mrs. Iloyd w ill be a guest at the . .screen version of (he celebrated trip, making a lare group travc 1
Ewens home fur several weeks. Saturday Evening post serial of ing together.
YELLOW BEADED GOWNS WITH FLARES
ARE BE A UTIFULL Y BECOMING TO BLONDES
ful picnic snots n ar tht I niiMiua
river, Thursday rtentmr. nnd (old of 1 h I r tn'iiib'rs. wh-
their regular meeting in the foini din-M wie iru nt esil
of a picnic dinner.
The grove wa a;tiaitie with
Japanese lantern Minn ( n
- the trees, and a hue bonfire aid
ed gsyety to the c tm, where th"
dinner was spu nd l.uti r In th'
evening readlnss were gixen 1
Miss Cummins. Mrs. prames I..
ltUfSfll, and Goidon Stewart, mo.
each of the member present were
aked to kIvm an tmpnniitii sinr.t
Afterward, a short bu.-mcM n
slon was held.
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Mrs. V. If. Hatlev. of South l -r
Creek. Ift today for M-itrn
polnis, wit' r she w III spiel i N
next st weeks visiting Sh will
visit fur some time t the hoiin of
her parous, it Fdat, MlcbUan.
I MX .l-tM U-&
Here Visiting
, Miss I), lmrmoind was an arriv
al from the coast yesterday and is
upending a few days visiting
friends in this city. She is from
Marshfield.
Here From Coast
Mrs. F. J. I'lundell and two
daughters, of Marshfield, have ar-
Warrant Issued ,
A warrant was issued otday for
the arrest of Joseph, Eben and Ar
thur Mode, who are charged with
operating a car for hire without
the proper license.
Back From Nebraska
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Egly returned
yesterday from a two mouths' vlnit
at their old home at Sutton, Neb.
Egly farmed neir '.hat place for SI
years, but his final preference both
as a farmlug and residence location
is Roseburg, I. Tier a fivu-year
period.
; DANE CRITICIZES
GOVERNMENT FOR PRIV
1 ILEDGE TO MacMILLAN
j " COPENHAGEN, July 25. The
' Danish explorer, Peter Freuchen,
! launches a violent newspaper at
Uuck on the Danish government for
permitting the American explorer,
I MacMillan, to search the ruins of
Viking homesteads In Greenland on
terms hitherto refused to highly
reputed Danish explorers..
Freuchen winds up his attack by
saying that while Amundsen re
; mained unheard from, any attempt
! at saving him even by MacMil
: Ian might have been tolerated,
but now that Amundsen Is safe
there is no reason to grant Mac-
Millan any facilities.
POET CORNER
Signed Contributions for This Department May Be Sent to the
Society Editor of The News-Review, and Will Be Used as
Space Is Available,
rived from the
spending a week
here.
coast, and are
visiting friends
At Twin Rocks
Mrs. 1. It. Kiddle, of this city, Is
spending a vacation nt Twin Rocks,
beach, located near Tillamook. Mrs.
Kiddle has been visiting in Port
land and last week, in company
witli her bister, she left for the
coast.
Visit With Friends
Miss K. W'enlz, Miss J. V. Chase,
W. ,F. Ludinutun, and 11. V. Cren
shaw, all of San Diego, spent last
niuht in this city visiting with
friends. Ihey are enroute home
after a trip to northern points, as
tar as Itrttish Columbia.
Rev. Rexroad Here
Rev. C. A. Rexroad, pastor of the
Methodist church houih, at Spo
kane, is visiting in the city for
The" follow Ing original poem wasfl'nless you strongly organize.
read at the annual picnic of the
Voncalla Study club at Roswcll
Springs recently: .
Again the glowing season brings.
The annual inert at Roswell
Springs;
Our cares and troubles all forgot.
We sense the, beauty of this spot.
Some can make a flowery speech.
In figures fur beyond your reach,
Others give a grand oration.
About the troubles of our nation,
Some can strike a note sublime,
Whils't 1 must lisp in jingling
rhyme.
So. in this world we're going
through.
Something there Is for all to do;
Tht wisest man of all his race.
Is he, who finds and k-eps his
place.
After r long and weary chase.
few days, lie nnd his family are'' found at last my rightful place;
on an auto tour ami are visiting! My destined place and true voca-
with Mr. Rexroad s mother, -and t"n,
will later go to the beach.
the
h GctfTEN. BE
YELLOW & COLb
Jnr call was at the him.. of Mr
'and Mi:. A J. ( nrawnv, who were
j iM.irii d ' Portland luM in.n!i
' Vr. nnd Mr. Cftrawnv Ji.Iih d Hi"
1 (ii "i r maker nnd later weir in ilv
:h-t!ie f Mr, and Mr W 1!
jSiiawn, lm were married r h "'
j time MRt in Kii :enc. Af l't w at i
I tint 'Ktnwp were KUeHtu fi( Mr jtlld
iMts. Straw n at a luureou at the
Unsn t onl"c( iunery.
, Part .i ipai ing In tin evi ulr.'-t
pli a sure w 're Mr. and Mi A .1
it a-awiiv. Mr and Mrs. It W
Straw n. yT- an I Mr- K If fur
i'juii. Mr .tnd Mix S'anl f' i:; .
M s M E Pcane, Mr. .l-t- Wti
lintu. Vis, M. E. .tames, .Mih A:i
,n; Itahiiey, Mts Th-dina J.uih.
iMib CUta Hill suj baiu Cat aw ay.
pOIt many, many ycirs as far
bark as one can remember
residing about, blonde have hen
told t'i dress In littht blue, a color
thought to lend the proper contrast
to thr Ir yellow hair. Then, per
h.ips a llsht green, or cert.iin
shades of pink, wore sv-ond and
third choice. Rtit tlirt loveliest
shade for a blond to wear wnni't
recommended. Why, one does not
know. It simply an't thought of.
And If it were. It wns dhmined
fmm the mind as en as It cu
te red i. And that cohr I?
Yellow.
Pino may he all right, so mar
kreen or lare&der or pink. But
yellow oti a Mond Is divine. T'u-re
is no other color Hint o w.-ll ! ngs
out the aniSer h.uity of a Mond
letter tli an vellow, rr some i..:!, or
uear hade to it. C.ieta Men hns
f'Mind tht nut. and is seen tn, the
r-hotn wt ,i rlii ir a corn -ye'. low col
lored chiffon fcwn trimmed l:i Mt
. taring (told and ambr be.i!-. l.onx
chain if amhi'r circle li t neck
and wriv. Coldon slipper a-i.irn
her feet, nnd shrer (told colored
rtocVlnif show b'Mienth hi r dress.
Her hMr 1 the mellow. yelw. very
filr blod of tvrthrrn wovicn In
her golden yellow gown se as
"porkllng and liiv.ly to lo uiHin
n a (tlas of hnhhlins. c . clnm
paefK' A'ld it is thu sh sc.inttK
( lates In the new Pnrnmouut pic
; tUre, "iii thf Name of Love,-
BLACK TRIMMCTJ
IM hfMiET TMLLETr&c-T,
The headed gjwn of this type It
to be seen In tho fall models. Twv
adaptations from French beaded
giiwns by Martial et Anns. ml are
seen in the two sketches at either
side of the photo. The tlrst is an
amber georgette trimmed In golden
bend, with flare at the bottom Just
dripping with drops of gold banitlo.
The second gwn is of black
satin, aglitter with paillettes of
bl.ick, shaded throuch greys to
white. The flare npix-ara again in
this ni"del. Flwos make ideal
dnnre skirts: straight-lined topi
make idM and smart dlwier frocks
and thrt combination of the two
makes nn hiei gown lr whatever
an evening may offr in dining or
dancing. A gown tilling all social
needj.
Party Motoring South
Clytlo l,ani bourne, well know n
Itei keley. California man. 'and a
party, also California people, were)
visitors in this city yesterday and ! I soar not to th'troluds. nor shall I
Yoncalla for my Inspiration
Thus it was, ami hence these
rhymes
Touching "the morals of
times".
The only way to meet and match
Tho schemes that politicians
hatch
And so, to usher In the hour
When women have their share of
power
Woman in strength and wisdom
grown m
The Woman comes Into her own.
Ry OEORGK McGOWAN
guests at the Hotel (irand. They
are enroll I" home after a motor
trip ot northern points of Interest.
Portland People Visit Here
Mr. ami Mrs. C. Iirioreau and
Miss Klma Priscoll. of portlj I,
stopped in this city lat niwht, en
route home after a trip to Crater
I-ake, Hamond Lake, Klamath
Falls, and other points of interest
In southern Oregon. Ihey Mate
that ihey ate very much impressed i The history of our early days
with this part of the state and are; Is fitting theme for pot lays.
enthused about southern Oregon
scenery.
Uo far afield beyond Voncalla,
No need to go to foreign land
itomanco enough is here at hand.
Iaily, in this sylvan grove.
Some native tells his tale of love.
In that cot on yonder hill.
Is born a bard whoso song will
thrill
A wondering world down this
stream
Some future Caesar dreams bis
dream.
Los Angeles Girls Here
Miss Alberta Chrlsti", and Mis.,
Marguerite Foinst. both of Lo
Ann"!'!. Htraol laM nicht to '.iMt
j in KtiM'tmrg (or r couple of 'aj-.
i I he young ladie ilroe up fn.vti
i I.o Am;el".t .taking a trip to Crr.
, t'T Lake b"foie comtni; to l!iis rjry.
Miss Christ it was for many -ais a
nut I must clip my muse's wines.
And tune my harp to humbler
things.
Fly not so wild, but come to rest
At home upon the Kacle's Kent.
One t'me our ladies wer selected
To all our oftes lect"d.
They tint old Nu k and kept him
dow n
Their tame r-ached far beyond the
town.
OUT IN THE GOLDEN WEST
Hy Abigail Rees Johnston
Out in the beautiful golden west,
Where wild flowers grow and blrd-
ings nest;
Where mountains, and rivers, and
canyons and glens
Vie with each other, and Nature
blends
All In one glorious acme of rest
Out in the golden west.
Out where tho roseate morning
breaks
On valleys green, and mirrored
lakes;
On orchard, and woodland, and
vale, and glade
The green and gold arc softly laid.
And (ind from His storehouse gives
tug nest
Out in the golden west
Out where the radiant sunsets fall
On mountain crag and canyon wall;
Where wind and hall and frost and
snow
Pass gently by In the evening glow
And the ahadea of night bring
peace and rest
Out in the gohien west.
Out w here the evening shadows lay
On ocean blue and crested wave;
Where the moonbeams dance and
the firemen glow
In liod's out-of-doors, where
things grow;
Where the cuckoo Bleeps la
dow ny nest.
Out in the golden west.
all
his
BANDON BEACH
What are the wild waves nay Ing?
Sh! don't Ml your secret to me.
The warns sere o'er your bare,
bleak shore
Like a dull heartache to me.
The rough rot ks tower abovo thee,
The prowling gull o'er you fly.
And the song they sing, ia the c-jld
foK rinc
As the atiuging brine leaps hy.
resid-nt of this-H'y and his inaiy '
friends here. Mie i; a nP-c ot lr iAla.-: h'.w brief is low's dominion.
i.utetia Miiiih. ivper.dme on the mob's opinion
j I niBhle us ih nielMnff miow.
Back From Convention ; A nry to ewrv wind that blows.
Uev. II. 1,. Cal-twdi and family.! Old Nick twain! from out bin den'
who h;ue b-en pendieii a couple I And foibaEued round among Or' No hnr of the part o endi-ing
ot weeUs on the,r vicatloM have, me. ) No life ,n the futurP M J,.'
returned to Kosehunr. "Ihey it.; In sonin suh war it came about. As thn rntrl hioir ,i,ni t u ...
r.enio-i at iihst-tnen went in and wonieu out. Ics will
' , , , i Frtm this briny waves dull ache,
ohl ladhs If you only knew, ,
The crafty srht-mes Old Nick can't fit no lonely beside the.
h"'- I i I wonder atom? Ihv ihnr.
What dH laid plots dark and nn- As the day dritus past, in'
J'""- t uray mask
Oh! for the sun once more
tend-d (he naiional
Hfstth. and then .started nut nn a
plcasuip trip, visiting Kaini r r,a
ttotwl park, poii.is in . tin Pur-t
Sound ili-;itet. MritSh Co;utnh;.i,
and xailo j" place ot iniT' r Ke .
CaldwtP will iH-cupy the 1 ul Lilt nf
the loca" Uaplist church on buuday'To capture every phr of trust
dull
I morning.
You cannot hope to win the prize.
LOU KNIGHT.
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