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Newspaper Page TextFOUR ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. SATURDAY. AUGUST I, 1925. f 38$k IKE WOMAN'S timStiSSfa ' SOC1ETY-- By GRACE CARROLL AM contributions to thla page, lociety, women's clubs, anil personals, ahould be telephoned to the society editor by Friday of each week. Telephone No. 130. Mrs. Kidder Honors Guest . at Smart Bridge Party " Complimenting Mr. C. T. Tyte, " ol Vallejo, California, who has been a guest thla aurnmer of Mra. 8. U Kidder, Mra. Kidder graciously en tertained IhurBday afternoon at Mrs. Chapman to Visit in East Mrs. W. F. Ch;i,iii,in left Thurs day afternoon for I'ortland, where she Joined her sisters, and will ac company them east tor a month's visit. Tjiey will go by way of the one ot tne smart bridge parties of I Canadian Pacific roulu, stopping tne season, 'the Kidder homo waa over in Cleveland, Ohio, to visit decorated effectively with lovely (another sister, and will then so to , gladiolus and sweet peas lu baa- Allentown, Pennsylvania, where keta and bowls. Brldga gave Inter- they will visit, with relative!. Mrs. est to the afternoon, Mra. K. Lewi!, i chapman intends to return home of San Francisco receiving first !by way of Salt Lake city, prize, Mrs. Fred Schwartz second I gue,t- prize. Mrfc Tyle reCe'V""f Younger Set Favor Aftf-r the game, the guests nth- Picnic at Idlyld eru at one large table and smaller (ne of the eniov-iUu ulrtilm nf Club Entertained at Camas Valley Home Mm. Winnie lirown and Mra. Kthel Urown jointly entertained the WfiiitKTH ot lh N'lKbborhood rltih thin week at the home of the former in Cumaa Vulh-y. Election of officers or the club year was held, and mw officers are Mrs. Iri:e Creauy, pp.'t-iuVnt; Mrs. Uer tha I'arrolt, vUt-' utonident; Mrs. 1-oulhe Hie liter, Bece-iuy lraiMiui. The remainder of the afternoon was Hpeni'ln thmtiiiK and sewing, and later the ladles gathered about a pretty table where luncheon, waa served. Club members present were Mes dames Hcranton, L. Dick, 11. Par rott, Audrey Smith, Helen Mayer, LouIko itlchter, I. Creawy, E. Church, It. Jawnon and Miss Alice Scran ton. Added gueitTs were Mra. Smith, of Oakland, who is visiting Mis. Winnie Urown, and Mrs. Nettle Ilolenbeck. Lilac Circle Spend Evening at Fork of River j The members of Lilac Circle' NeiKbbors of Woodcraft, and faini- lien, were enjoyably entertained Livingstons Leave After Camp Fire Girls Have Visit at Canyonville ( Interesting Outing Mr. and Mrs. Ft. II. Livingston, of The Miwaieta Camp Fire girls , Los Angeles, who have beeu guests Hnt a very enjoyable twoday out ! of friends at Canyonville for the lug at "The -Kurd" Dear Melrose, j past number of weeks, and who at- The purpose of the camping trip lenuea uie r-tss convention in rori- was to learn signaling, trailing, land, left early this we k for their gyuxv. nature lore and other camp home lu the south. Their damh-! tiud honors. The girls bad a very who recently graduated from, huy time planting a C. T. G. flow- iao.es maue cnarnung wun lavors i ti.u .u.,.,. UJ hu.i c..t ,..-,i...r ... ". " . ' " -...,...., - - of corsage boouet. of ,weet peas talll W(.k, Khe , I " l and gladlolas, and luncheon was served. : ' The hostess was assisted by Mrs. T. B. Vlrden, Mrs. J. K. Sawyers. younger set of Kosebuig motored to Idlyld Park In the alternoou. The time was informally spent In games and other sport until later In the and Miss Gertrude Itast during iUav when a ,,lcnlc oinwr waa ,,erv. iscuwawn, , ,eU Latg,. , ,mrly o( y0UI1 (ulkll The guest list Included Mes- i auenU(.u the n)ailque danC)) ttt lht) dames C. T, Tyte, honoree, (). 1). ,)ark McAllister, T. B. Vlrden. Glenn I Attending the affair were Mes Wlmberly, L. B. Bkinner. thas. ,,... T , Ko..n,ev itn.ioioh . ?.l,i v, . "A"' Wl 1',"";r"t- Undner, A. K. liavls and Miller. Ben, IX'lle Rast, George Winston. J. H. Booth, Carl Wlmberly, Krank LI I burn, Harry Winston, Fred Win ston, M. Stapleton, Walter KlBher, A. M .Throne, W. V. Harris. M. Klce, D. Illoa, R. E. Gedney, W. J. Weaver, I'rescott Galley, of Wash ington, I). C; I). Casey, N. Fuller ton, H. C. y.lnU r, U. W. Johnson, Bert Green. 8. A. Hanford, Chas. Wharton, Fred Schwartz, W. F. llaynes, George Holler, II. C. Wad dell, J .K. Knger, Jack F.pnlnger. of 8an Francisco; Kd lewls, of j San Francisco, I'aul Hubar, Ij. J. Misses Thflma (Jlmstfad, Kldress Judd, Mima Porter, Agnes Irwin, llazel Strickland. Helen Strickland, Maxine Moore, Dorothy Hell Kndl cott, llorothy Winston, Klva ,Wea- cott, Doris I'icklns, Jcedoro Mat' the river and held a picnic. Swim ming supplied diversion for a num ber and later a large, bon fire was built near the river, where the picnic lunch waa spread. Follow ing the lunch the party motored to the Melrose Country club and en joyed an Informal dance. 1 hose taking part in the Interest-1 ing affuir were Mr. and Mrs. Paul! Beaver, Mr. and Mrs. Web- ster, Mr. and Mrs. Myers, Mr. I and Mrs. Kdgar Huffham, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Bnney, Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Montgomery, Mr. and Mrs. ! R. A. llartly, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. j Wlllard, Mr. and Mrs. George, thews, Lucille Vauthn, Louise i Toole and baby, Mr. and Mrs. Pul Douglas, Mildred Davis, Jean I lens, Mend,inies PitI ha Taylor and Singleton, and Messrs. George ' family, I.eona McDonald. M. K. Hunt, (iilmore Vermillion, Bernard James. A. 11. I'. rrln. W. S. Jost. Young, Kenneth Winston. Harold Klsio Williams. Klleu Troxello. Vir- Irwin. Ivan llrosl, Robert Glle, Jr.,IK""a "mpiieil, Ag.-e, i,. itoiierta, Hall Seely, I .U Verne lender, Phil iSlnKleton, Morrill Hitter, Jr., Dale . t n i i a t- . . ' , Gene Bowden, t'yrll Nichols, Ru- :Th nZZ nh?r ,rJailn Joll-h I''"-mer. tarl Miller. I.ynn InZ w tVZ f n,-Mey. Fred Bellow.. Kston w'.h- ?' xJZ 'nu o""."' Lou,;h. and Roland Schwartz. W. F. Chapman, Wm. ueli, R. L. Glle, George Sewell, A.i Bashford, . r ' . Roy Bellows,, Clay smith, J. ll. Shower lor Visiting Fee Irvln Brunn. Bert Weil, W H. Qirl Wednesday F. Barker. I. O. Broailway, M.'n! Mi"" Marjorlo nrown, of Salem, Tlsdale. of Sidherlln- Donslas popular engaged girl, who has Walte, N. Curry, George I. Brown, of Salem; , J. E. Sawyers, T. J. CrltoBcr, and Misses Kllzabeth Parrott, Frances Howell, Jennie . Dulck, Helniv Galley, of Washing lon ,1). C; Florence Wharton. Hel en Casey, Elizabeth Curry, Edith Curry, Gertrude Rast, and Vlolette Graham, of Portland. o B, O. Bell, of Chicago, arrived here this morning to be a guest at tho E. B. Bolso home In Dlxonvllle. Mr. Bell with his family will later go to Palo Alio, California, where they will make their home. . Miss Jones Weds Ball Player in Portland . Announcement of the marriage nf tliss Myrtle Jones, of Klamath Falls, to Mr. Frank llrazlll, was made Friday. The reremony was performed in Portland Wednesday and came as a surprise to their , 1 .. n - I m II ..111 1 1 of Mra! Fred' Reed, of this ,.i,y. ia'tend the Triennial session of the and Is well known here, having ('.','"r"1 J'"""' ' h?,1""ru 'j',,"1 Misses Kuima Jean Pullens, Velma McDonald, Roberta llarralson, Gertrude Morgan. Pauline Beav er, Mildred Webster, Cella May Heaver, Helen Beaver, Cora Ward, Edna Perrln, Vivian Williams, Myra llartly, Rachel llartly. Thelin. James. Mildred Hufham, . Marlon llufham, Eunice Buney. and A. O. Jorgensen. Billy Pullens, Adolpb B.vers, B. Bergold, Dale Willard. Charles Jost, Vern Williams, ltaney Matthews, J. K. Freedland, Austin DavenKrt, filenn Williams, Jack Hudson aud Emory Williams. MisB Kmoiiene Meliy, of Riiltlle, was a house guest f Miss Flor- llee Fuller, In this tily for a few Mtooscvejt high school, accompanied them home, and will enter college in Los Angeles this fail. , . 0 Mr. anl Mrs. Waiter Andrew!, of Modesto, California, who have been guests at the home of Rev. and Mrs. II. L. Caldwell this week, returned to their home Friday. Mrs. Andrews Is the daughter of Rev. E. 11. Gum, who held meet ings at the North Methodist church here about two years ago, and was well known to Roseburg people. I a a I Rev. and Mrs. J. C. Jones of Portland, were guest! at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Cobb Friday. Rev. Jones Is presiding elder of the Portland district Methodist Episco pal church, south, anil with hli wife Is enroute to Medtord. if Shower for Mrs. Gorthy Thursday Afternoon The ladies of the Teachers' Training Class of the Baptist Sun day school surprised Mrs. Clinton Gorthy with a shower, calling at her home on t'mprjua avenue Thursday afternoon. The ladles chatted during the afternoon and later Mrs. Gorthy, assisted by Mrs. LouiB Knltlhagen served a luncheon. Surprising Mrs. Gorthy were Mea dnmes 'Chas. Page, Louis Kohl' hagen, J. J. Kester, Wm. Price, J, It. Hughes, A. SpauKh, James Ilyrd, C. II. Wickhain, and Misses Margaret Puge aud Elza Kohl bagen. - e4 garden, making bird baths. building the four essential fires to pass Inspection, digging an under ground oven, blazing trails, getting in their gypsy treasure hikes and taking theft turns cooking. The bead that was most difficult U) earn was awarded for observing silent hour from 2 to 3 o'clock In the afternoon. They each earned this head by l)iug down for one hour without moving or talking. The girls followed the national C. F. G. program for every hour lu',. .. - the day and had an Interesting i Mrs. Wharton Honors Younger Set Swim at Forks of River A number of the younger set spent an enjoyable evening Tburs-' day, when they motored to the! forks of the river and spent the evening swimming. Later a picnic lunch was spread near the river bank. Among those present were Misses lone Relbel, Jane Wharton. Kuth- erlne Merrill, Louise Anderson, Janet Ford and Marlon Ford, Messrs. Oscar Berrle, M. E. Cooper, Gene Kenny, Joe Murphy, Lester Wlmberly and Frank Clemens. . Mrs. R. J. Hume and daughter, of Sparks, Nev., were guests for a few days this week at the borne of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hume. . Council Fire program In the even ing The gitia at camp were Misses Graee Wallace, Lucille Petersen, Ruth Metcnlf, Margaret Myers, Margaret Jean Arthur, Avis Xeg ley, Dauls Reece and the guardian, Mis. L. L. Marsters. O ff Mr. and Mrs. Brand Hosts at Dinner Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brand were gracious hosta Friday evening, entertaining at 6 o'clock dinner at their summer cottage in Garden Valley. covers were placed for Mr. and Visitor With Dinner Mrs. George Wharton was a charming hostess this noon when she entertained at dinner for Mrs. Josle Carr, a visiting matron. The rooms of the Wharton home were attrative with bowls of lovely as ters. Cover! were placed for Mea dames Josle Carr, C. H. Wharton, Tom Wharton, George Wharton, and Misses Florence Wharton and Vlolette Graham. MYs. George Bashford, ot Van couver, Washington, stopped here Dr. and Mrs ' jnrtmle home from Medford, and rcpnrro TTnuelr WB" Bul l "e JJOUie OI ner l,;n , grandson, A. W. Bashford, for a few days this week. Mrs. Ed Marks, George E. Houck, Professor John Campbell, of Harv- m i iuinmu,, jvi. vvniiei rituiiii-1 ton. and Mr. and Mrs. Brand. ft MX. and Mrs. A. C. Peterson, of Mr. and Mrs. Irvln Brunn and two Green River, Wyoming, stopped ; children and L. L. Crocker willlhere Friday, enroute hume from i leave in the latter!, car Sunday for the Kulitht Templar Convention at 1 a short time. U. Patterson home. r ITIie Vogue of the Eelf Hat 'lielSmallillatlReigns Supreme Pour leSportJbufforiFormal .1 r tt . ' ry iTtn ' . uccasionsjneLMrgenacrinastavor ME PHES1DL.Y1S UlKTilDAI GKEETLNUS IJ.I. m, I.I. i - X V, V r i ' k 1 c. f - 1 i. v V.i- . 5 V i1 - i ! Tr?--, aH ' AMI rrrldtBt Cool Id r reerlvrd 2R,00 htrtbdnr CreMIng; Card on him WHh-l day July 4, from the Lump Fin l.lrlN, I'he carda re alinim by tmp Fire iilrlm from Maine to California and delivered by airplane to the D real dent at fenampacott. Mr. Coolldse la honorary preaideat ot tho Camp Klre Glrla. . been vinitlng Imth tliia Hiiiunier, wun the honor guest at a charming piv-nlc dtnnt'j and tdinwer on Wed neHiluy evening, for which Mra. Tmn Wharton v-Hn hoHtfuK at the Wharton home lu we.st ltuscbui g. The fill's tn HHHeinbltil on Ihn river (ilVB (,jH week. bunk in back or the houxe, where a the hoHtens served them a picnic D-11. K.U IT-.: dinner. Later tho KUeata went loi""Vc." ,,u -J tlie houae and tho reinalmler of the : Picnic in Cedar Grove evening waa devotixl to the- pre- Monk klun, ono or the popular aentaiion of i:irta and converaatlon. f sporta of vacnllon time. Afforded Mi Urown received niiny beauti ful nddltlona to her bridal cheat. Jnvlti'd pueats weru Misaea Man Jorie llroun, honoree. Ituth lavls, the niemheiH of (he ilellview club a pleaaHiit time . Sutudrny, when they motored to the cedar grove near the l(. L. McI.nuKhlin horn? in Clailya Smith, Kvelyn Ijuine, Itean : Dixonville. to Iml.l their annual af- Wlmrton, Jane Wharton. Kthel Webb. Vernita KohlhaKen, Florence Wharton. Meaihtmea GorKu M. Urown, of Salem, J. It. Wharton. (1. V. Wlmberly and Gmrxe Whar ton. O Mra. George K. Houck haves In a few days fur Toronto, Canada, to mado her home in Hoaehuru; for about a year. She waa employed at tho Pacific Telephone and Tele uTHph office durliiK that time, and madu many frlenda duritiK her i tay. She la the datiKhter of Mr. nnd Alra. D. J. Jones, of Taialey, Mr. llrazlll la an ex-Portland manuKox, and the present (bird haaeman and leading Count lea irua - home-run kiiiR. Mr. aud Mra. Ilnizill am temporarily ntak- lug. their home at the Klellwyn apartmenta In Portland, hut after nnxt week they will he at home in Seattle. They Intend to spebd tho winter tn Philadelphia. A plcturn nf Mr. and Mra. Mratll appeared In the Friday (wane of - the Portland Oregonian. ; . .. O Merrill Pl men too. of Oakland, California, waa a house gucnt of Leo Ueckley thla week. Mr. Pl- .. ntrliten. attended O. A. V. ihN win ter and la a fraternity brother of Mr. Hockley. He wait Joined here hy hla father, and will return to 'Oakland to ape ml th remainder of tho cummer. O Cc MUa Margaret Morgan, nf ptiit land. arrived here Wedneadav. and la apendinit aeveral daa na a suet ' at the home of lur aunt, Mia. F. H. Dutiiap. , Mra. Kclley Charming llostrss at Dinner Katitern Star. Mm. Houck holda a life vote In tbla organlrat Ion on ac count of belt. n a Paat Worthy tirand alron of OrcKoti. She ex pects to be away about three weekn. . O O O Ten Mile Community Circle Entertained This Week Mra. Victoria McDaniela provided a pleasant afternoon for the Ten Mile Community Circle, when tthc a.-ikcd the membera to her home Ihia week. An inti-reaiiiiK proKiaiu ot music and readiiiKa preceded the burtlnexa traiaclioua. Plana were mmle and disUHxed In what man fair. At 7 o'clock a picnic dinner was enjoyed, after which the evpn ihK waa HjM'tit in converaatlon about a larKe. bonfire, which added to the festivity nf the ccne in the urovc. EiiJoyhiR the affair were Mr. aud Mrs. K. L. McliuKhlln and family. Mr. and Mra. K. Uolsc, Mr. and Mrs. C. K. ItennitiK and family, Mr. and Mrs. U. 0. Lovoluce uml fam ily. Mr. ami Mrs. C. IMetach. Mr. and Mrs. K. poyer. and family. Mr. and Mra. W. F. Price and family. Mr. and Mra. Phil Slrader. lr. and Mra. p. W. Ueckley, and family. Mr. and Mra. W. A. Pearce, and family, Mr. and Mra. J. Keater and family, Mr. ami Mra. J, K. IlUKlwa and family, Mr. and Mra. W. I), j Love and family, Mr. and Mra. J. O. Arthur, Mra. it. C. liell and family, j Mra. A. A. Murphy, and famllv. j Mra. J. W. Parker. Mra. W. TV Huii Ifer, Mlsa Vernita havln, ami Meaara. L. Parker. Warren Matthews, Max Carman, Tom Halam, t Hedfc'cpath aud A. Hunter. ft ' ! t$ Mr. and Mra. Frank P. Splrlns and Charles SplerlnK. of Portland, I sT...i. : . t .... .'! -tfwi? yjT ..a-s1- 1 p VfSt Si - ' jit, i' jf2 W - -Tvrr .f:'J f a -vrTT.- . :: : "Sir Pfr fm n.-r to beat aid the Chlldt. na Farm n,ntim,,j here and spent a few daya itomn ai urvania. iht un- n..Hi-(lmH Wl.ok vi,i,irl H, ,n no)m. of era, aaaited by Mra. K. McHanieln, Mis sea Aurdy J'orter aud Llta Co.ita, aened luncheon to the gueMa. Mi mb' ra present w ere Mea diiinen ,. Coats, ii. Minium, M. por ter. Cha.H. Kouel, I I 'obbm-. A. Ituvhnell. L. Iiieitenbuher. K. Mr I'Htflel. V. line, t'haa. SelR.-l, A Mohr. Mla Auilry I'otter. le w meiutx ta were Mi. Mary l'hlp,a. ami Misses Iah Street Matnes. Klla Coata, lllani ln Mr. and Mrs. F. It. Hun la p. o o W. C. T. U. Guests of Mrs. Chnmlmrs Mrs. Cliaiuberx, if tnston, open ed U v bome I'llnchilay (o the itieuitieiH of the (.leiuarry W. T. I'. Tlie Hftetnooii wan opcut in conversation, ami ilie members de- -id" d to huUl a social at the (ireen Helen I school home Wedueadav even ins, i Kai nea , August 5. for (he bem tlt nf the I m 1 1 nii'ii en latin nouie in t orvailis. and adili-d KUe.-u veie McmIhiii' tn S' ret i, llow ot i h. Marie f -Mr. a ml Mrs. Travis, w ho have, llcuety and MIsm Attin's CluMer. been in Los AikcIc. atiendinK ,:. j Itit'le Institute, were athled Rue?ts Profea. 1 r Campbell of llanard j a' "e affuii. and entertained with Pnlieraltv. depaitmt'i.t of tlenh.KV, ' Vt'' Intel e.vt lint talks of their j 1m .spendliiK Ih" week Mid in Kom- I w ",k ,il 1,lt ' ' l" Mr. amlMra. Iruirir n lln unit ot Croine H. 'I'ra Is will Work Itl Hie bailie CUpH- Mrs. S. M, Kelh y t-ntertiilued at !mrk , u H siu.lent In H.maid !'l,' ' VVhhiia. Kana. fi o'clock dinticr Sundav, nt her Mr,u( al M'tmol. 5, i :,: home at Kelley's Knrner. Potted j ,-: i Mrs. C.eoite Nnnier. Jr., b'H 1'ri- fern and l! is mad' an allrat I Ive 4 , . r 1 , day m urn in it for Port land, w hen fa-tun for the ffi(ir. IMrn. ncniini ompiiiiiciiiea ,, v over the week-4 nd rovers were placed f.r Mr. and ttt Dinner MntuLtV jw"' relalies. mrw a ummitiRa. .vr ami Mrn Mrs. I lorarher Elntrrtains Tnrsdav F.venintf V. T. Jarkaon. Mr. and Mrs ! II. I.enot, MiK-H'x Kvelyn Cuiumiima, Lorothr Pale Jarksoti, and Lloyd Cumminra and Cnnttm lenox Mr. and Mrs. Cenino M Hmwn and rtamhcr. Min M:irntie Ilrnwn and Mta F.laine Prow n. I wh have bepn fio-ain here thta : ummer. left for their home In Sa- j lem Thursday. i) Ct I t Mr. Cliaa. TKInninn nnd dauch- i ter. Muradelt. of 1'oit'niid, ,wrc 1 houe aucKia of Mia. lten Shell. Ih for a few daya this week. Mr- ' H'lwuao il a uelca of Mj SueiTdt. Ha La'iii"i k w,i- a tni I-.u 1 hoeH Mi!ii,i) v -i 11 .; al dinte-r, cninellnientlm: Mrs. 1 N : . riM t , a rime matron, of Mitni. Noith la -Kotu. An attutcuve 1...M nf h.-Im.-. a;.i ! lias l a d.u-i' t -111 e ted tin table. j Cover vi ic I'l.o'-! lor Pen-1 nett. Mia. M. C. t lt.i. w-m. Mia H 1 F ll irio s. Mr. .Mi.t Mm S F li Mei. Mr. an-t M : SMule I'ltii' y M ta I ''' 1 1 1 a u muti, Lah I!' r"-!M, K.'h. 1 MatixheM, rimiee C;itiey, and Win. t'.-niwtt, .liini.it I i;i - 'er. F.I w 1 n llai ne, ;ont''i Hainefs an) .Mii- ljtuh- M 1 h. itltir He t at her enter I aln ed ti.t'Miiialiy Tuestlay iveniac nt her home In i:.laul The evenir.5 v t .-ipeiif t?i t l.t iti a aanie of ;tM, t ami Lilt r it:e nuen were sni ved a ht'ii li oTi. j Th"e M"ent were Mr aud Mr. L. Hi.i r-che kley. Mia. Mr and Mrs C 1. P)ioii and Wt ?lt y M P Kva Hi.- Kjce anil aiuiiter. aie sp n V in a few- Later the kUctflS llatd a tuUie of . weeks vUllin In Purtlan.l A.tor. 1 6v'0. u a&d Seaside. I Wlthaummer'aports occnpylm the greater part of the day, the felt feat which Is small st ill dominates the flHd. Comfortable, though not as cool as the tunpkok or allibuntle. tha felt has Imparted the air of chic' which Is so to be desired when dreaatnK tr one's snort. Ftr ftolf. the felt which boasts a narrow -brim In front, with a trim Ttbfcon bow. or cot ky feather for Its pokr decoration, or an txldly dented Epown. or w lined effect at thehiim. bo mn-ill hat nf felt assures a tmart appearance on tiie putting !reen (For moiorlni: the cl.e ftttinc fell which askures tonif)rt Is to be desired above all others Colors of jpaslel anfl deep ti"pis may be found In thrar hat, ao ih.it any enwmMt It mailt coniplet.? by its addition, f .With a minimum of irMnmlnn. and a maximum ot rhtc. the flt hst which It small, but very smart 'as to lines. poears the desirable 'qualities to he found In the hat tor traveling, ' At re seaside, whrre a ht Is needed (o romplet a smart apar. anee. the tr't hit in all shades Is very clrlc And J it now when the fainted felt hat may r- foetid in the smart ehopj. th one perfect b it for many co:u:r.e may be found. Pa'nted, usually on a white J.'t. the nVltoita tone tn pastels r' d-mlp ite but bre and there a d.ir Ina tit of color introduced to five the nece.iry (Inh to the tout ensemtde. Putterflte, Msponi and bird ,are combined with tiV.lliiK vines to rrftcl a ferihatof great charm vr 3a. V A Hi - 1 II .1 fill ' Liberty Theatre Lionel Larrymore, the dlntln Kuished Delasco star, appear In "Meddling Women," his latest and finest screen achievement, which was made by Chad wick Pictures Corporation, is coming to the Lib erty theatre for three days, aturt ln tomorrow. This new starring vehicle by Lionel JJarrymoru ranks among the cinema classics of, the current season. The theme of Una masterful photodiama dwells up on a connubial estrangement, which has been brought about by the Interference of mischievous and stupid women folks of a young couple. In support of Lionel Harry more there are two Internationally fa mous stars in the duo personalities of SiKt id Holmquist, know a as Sweden's Mary Pickford, and Dag mar (xiowsky, the exotic movie vamp. day at the Majestic theatre. Buck Jones and Kdinund Mortimer, his 'director, both declared that they had enough of cold weather, though they both are fond of winter. The outdoor scenes of this thrill inc western drama were made at Kernville, California, which la In the heart of the Sierra Madras niouniaius. The trail they follow ed was covered with two feet of snow and the thermometer touched ten and twelve below zero each morning before breakfast. To add to this, the only heat In the hotel where the group was quartered was a small gas stove in the office. If anyone thinks all California is a land of continuous summer. Ruck Jones would be glad to enlighten them. MANDAMUS ACTION IS DISMISSED TODAY Antlers Theatre Itin-Tin-Tin, the German sliPp ht'nl dog vhich Warner Uros. have bt't-n presenting ( AfWoriatc! Vnm Iaiml Wire. SAI.KM. Ore., Auk. 1 Circuit Jmltxe Me.Muhan today dismissed tho action for mandamus brought by the National Thrift association of Kueene against State Corpora Jtion Commissioner Crews. The as sociation was endeavoring to foren In feature ! "le rornration commissioner to pnotopiays 01 iatc.aoes.oine re- . rnn,,,,,.,,,,,,, ,,,, , narkable stunts in Tracked In trie ,., ,,... .. permit It to sell certain certifcates Snow Country," which begins , I do on the ground that they constl- day engagement at the Antlers Sunday. . A . number of terrific battles between the dog and the villain of the piece arc literally hair-raising and Rln-Tin-Tln's last struggle with the villain, in which he frustrates his repeated attempts to escape from the broken Ice he had hoped to cross safely, finally forciug him deep into an Icy death, luted to the equivalent of , I tery. lot- HEAVY LOSS RESULTS FROM GARAGE BLAZE LA CRANDK, Ore.. Aug. 1. Property loss estimated between S 1 (I.O.iu and $12,000 resulted tmm n firn ut In.llni, U'nlln... is one of the most exciting things county,, yesterday afternoon. 1'ai- wnien nas nccn presenu u in lui:-1 son s garage and seven nntomo. Hires In a long time. . hues were ilestrorod bv the flames While Interest Is pretty well pen- which started from an explosion ten d on the dog throughout the of gasoline In a storage tank. story, there are abundant oppor- l.eroy l'arsons. owner of the gar- tunities for the "humans" In the cast to prove their acting1 ahilily. lleautlful June Marlowe has the feminine lead. Iavld Itutler appears as a handsome young forest ranger In love with June. age, was slightly lighting the bluge. burned while Majestio Theatre 1 luring the making of "Cold anil the tiirl." the William Fox picture which is playing Sunday and Mon- I.A (iKAMlK ll-,.TSCAI.I)Wi:l,Ii LA CRANDK, Ore.. Aug. 1. La Cntndo ricfeatej Caldwell, Idaho, at Caldwell yesterday, H to :i, in the first game of tho Inland Knipire baseball champion ship series. ind color end on. which goes equal, ly well with the nrternoon frock as with the sports costume. While these felts In pastel tints are fieifucntly wisely choeu to crown th. afternoon ensemble, the hat which I, large Is generally noted In Uie. really smart appear anra The frmad. Marine rim. hlch Is o becoming. Is fWRiline avor once more In the fashionable world These hats enay be found In fine straws, and are alxo very smart In mallne, .which, feeing transparent, impart eummertlme coolness. The brim, while generally daring T reryriarrow and fits the head close-"1 ly.'or is smartly upturned. The medium targe andTrcHy larae hat rivals the cloch In the nmde for summertime smartness. Transparent hats lead the vogue,' with crln being particularly cool and effective Chiffons In hem stitched effects are smart, while straws wtilrh arewell ventllatod are much worn. The new shades which dominate' tn the field of frock! are also be-1 Inej used In these formal chapeaux.j Violets and blues, with fuacala and periwinklea dividing favor, all are smart In the transparent . straw! and fahrics. Kaictnatlns large flowers, becoffl" Ingly placed are much used, while tiny Coral cluster! effectively used are smart trimming. Satin and velvet rlbljons also lend chic Dorothy Mackaill. who U a wln some young person In fhe popular Klrst National film. Chlc'e." wears tasta for all occasion! an thli picture. Some ar email and ie- ver In illhouette. while other! ar POETS' CORNER Signed Contribution! for Thla Department May Be Sent to the Society Editor of The Newt-Review, and Will Be Used as Space li Available. MUMPS The wftrld seems black. You al most cry When you watch th" Odds a goln' by. An git teas' d 'bout being mumpy. I'm mostly cheerful, as a rule. Specially if I miss some school To Isy around, so lazy like. To n ad a book. Vr fih. 'it hike. Dm now. by gosh, I'm In the j It's the eatin' part what mak"s me dumps, I blue, You bet my jaws are mighty Hurts my jaws when 1 try to chew. sore. i N' anything what's kliiiU' sour I'll have to miss two weeks or Makes 'em hurt fir' most an more j hour, l'.rrauss I've got the mumps. An yer neck, an jaws, an tho little I bump The foll:s thf,y treat nie awful j On the side nf your neck. good. I Li'lieve in", bv heck. Don't evr n make nie get the wood, j Yuu know it when you got th I lay around an read, au rc;u! . K" I 'j' s like I've gf.no to seed. Folks come along an fe 1 the lllllipi . IVhlnd roy ear, an i 'Spres their fears j Bout ttum "akctchea" mumps. mumps. a pnrty nire place to be. ist it peats' that way to Is frequently bent at one tide with i large and feminine In outline and smart results, and In general It la top a rharmlnt apjearancajoftor noted jhal at tb bak.th! brlia. It laial occasions. ; Srheol I; 'Kr ' h I me. You don t seem to miss It 'till yon're away. . in-- (i.u ic na.in ever nay. l sit around tb5 lonesome !iy, -Good times 'je come in leaps an An watch the hours slip awav , Jumps, Put I hate tho 'evoniu s warst of Whn you're layin in bed all Wild an achy head When the gang goes by to prac-1 An your Jaws swelled up with the lice bail. I mumps. You Jes' can t d"lp from feelin RACHEL MOWN grumpy Canat Valley.