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Newspaper Page TextFOUR ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. SATURDAY, AUGUST 8. 1925. V " " iil"iMVVVVVVVij-u-iJVAnjAJTJT -SOCIETY By GRACE CARROLL AH contributions to this pane, society, women's clubs, and personals, should be telephoned to the society editor by Friday of each week. Telephone No. 135. Miss Eddy Honored .at Shower Wednesday j Miss Denning to Be Guest at Ollivant Home I Miss Carlson Honored j Wednesday Afternoon ii. n..i, .n.nlwl. .Ulna Allcu JJeiinlnir win arrive! miraun urauanraa nurirar. tridan was in charge of the milk ; rniti.ni..rv horu ..111 1 u lu when it was closed down. North ' , .l . ... . . .. , . f M,.,-l.n,-,l III tt.u k...tUA .... enlerlMin..,! u-llh n Hhni.r U'e.i..."-- r lr" IHai Ot IIIB WtfK irorO'"1 ..... ... .WUro 2 L '. ?h" i k ,l.if, i Seattle, to be a nueat for a few I of Mr. and Mrs. 11. Krlekson of Vl.ltlna Son- .ookiux t-iaas, airs. f. o. Ktrom- airs, u J. lirlnK. or Tucson, Arl- m hrr hril-l rh..t Tl, ev.-ninc irecenuy grauuateu irom me uni , .im in ..h.itinr n.t hem-1 vernity of Washington,. and will to Mariorie Brown I Stewart, K. p. Marks, It. I). Wil- mlng tea towels, and later ihe 'o Oakland. ( alltomla. in the fail Y J c i I llarrui, Curtis Calkins. It. W. Cooley, I hostess, assisted by Mrs. A. N. Or-1'" ''" Miss Ilennlnis has visit- . Weds in Salem I Mis. Mary Aiklns ami Miss Kthei !tutt served a luncheon at a larite ed In Itosi-burg a iimnb.r of times. The following taken from the Marks. Members of the club ores- table wlih yellow motif, carried '""I kK:' "iany friends to welcome Monday edition of the Kltlein .-nt were MeHdaiiifM K. J. llrown. tint In u cerilernleoM of Jananese ! her return. . i .;.. i .... i. weeks at the home of lii-r aunt, i dy, an attractive bride-elect, whose iMr- T- M- Ollivant. Miss Denning i Q'Ust entertained a group of ladles lona, is visiting her son. Charles wediilng to l.ee Conley will be an " uaugiuer or. w. . Denning, t ' " "' mra-,nu, ior a icw uajs. event of September. Miss Kddy tornier oeouig Dusintss man. .7 u r.-lv..,l mmiv hea.illf.il additions wr.o naa many menus nere. soe,"l imreau- When Jewels Are Worn t 'Infinite Que Is Added by a Wise Selection of-. Jewels Worn in a New Manner ritatesman will be of Interest to the many friends of Miss llrown in Koseburg: Attractive In Its simplicity was . Schneider. John Sinclair. Ivter mo weacting or Miss .Marjorle W. Sinclair, Jluirh liltehle. Sr.. It II. Hrow n. daughter of Judge and ; C. Wood. Added gu.-.sis were Mrs. Mrs. tieorge M. llrown, to Thomas , lluirh Kll. hie, Jr., and children. McGilchrist, nephew of Mr. and and .Misses Margaret Ferguson and Mrs. William McUllchrlst, Sr., yes-J Alice .McDanlel. , terday morning at nine o'clock at ,; ,-: the home of the bride's parents. Only immediate relatives of the bride and groom assembled in the living room of the llrown home the ceremony being performed by Her. Charles Ward of the Kirst Congregational church. Tall baskets of summer flowers. Shasta daisies, It. A. Calhoun. 1). F'criruHon. it. H. marigolds, with favors of yellow liulton, 12. Ijillrle, i). McDanlel, baskets and a card for each (suest, I Mrs. S. K. Montgomery, of Sioux A. Nlday, J. I.". I'age, K. I'arrott. A. i announcing the date of the wed iClly, Iowa, is a 'iiilitii: the week Artisans Have Picnic at Cats Meow Camp One of the enjoyable picnics of vacation time was held Sunday, wnen the menitiers of the Grants Pass assembly and the Itioecoll as- Kladloll and anapdragona were ar-1 "r" mr"; ', l"p u",";u Meow camp south of this city. 'Ihe time was spent in swimming, boat ing and olier water sports and games, and a dinner was served later. About fifty members were ptesent at the aifair. ff K Miss M. (iedfrey and Miss ('. Nel- l'ortland ""' "f A""eles, wi re guests iim a. i, w iMiyn nun ween III Ilie honii? of .Mrs. D. I,. Ilryalll. Miss ranged about the room and the young couple stood before the Im ' provlsed altar of flowers unattend ed. The bride wore an atlrarlve frock of green and white canton crepe with a picture hat. Her cor sage was of tiny bride's roses. yiner tne ceremony .Yir. anu Airs. Mcuiienrlst left for where they will make their home. Mr. Mr.!ll..l,rlu I,..- ......... friends both In Salem and In Hose-1 Nelson nr.. en- burg where the llrowns formerly ,r"""' 10 1'r, '"''l. "' Vancouver, made their home. The announce-1 W ashing!..... and wHI V,lt here i again on llieir return. Former Roseburg Girl Weds in Honolulu ding. end at the home of Olto I'ark.T, .Miss Kddy Is the ilaughler of her nephew, of Itrrnkway. Mrs. Mr and .Mrs II I. Kd.lv, and at-' Montgomery has been spending the tended ICos. burg high school, after 'summer at the home of her son, which she spent two years at (). i VV. II. Montgomery, of this city. A. C. She is a member of the I ' Uainina J'hl lieta Sorority. Mr- "h'1 Mr- ' Mill'' an'' Invited to the affair were Misses I -Mi .J"nnl, s,,iell,'! of S'ur' ,T" Kddy, lx,i Cobb, lively,, ylne.l. WK ""t".8 ,hl th Iris II Ice. Jeanette Hl'e. cTarlt-e J- lk, home . n Koaeburir. llan-ster, Marion l'orier. H,.,. Thi' hvf bwn makln a Mr of Churchill, I armen Atu sbury. of "" ' . .,. , Y ... a.. . ... ... i ...., route to llrltlsh Coiumbia. also l.os Anaeles, lio.ina I ..rter, i,'oti-1 . .... , , ,. . -ii, i . i. ........ ....... fig to ( olorado Id visit b fore merits were served by the hostess. assisted by Mrs. Krlckson. Returns From South Fred Russell, who has been en joying a vacation at San Francisco, Among those present were: Mrs. i and Oakland. California, for the R. .Montgomery and daughter. Sirs. past few weeks, has returned to i.o. Marsh, Mrs. Klore, Mra. A, 11. Marsh and daughter, Mra. T. Heard, Mrs. A. Cronk, Mrs. Koy Krli kson, Mra Cronk, Mra A Erlck s.tn. Miss Vina Cronk and Misa Vera Kloro Koaeburg. ore llobart, of Middlcburg. Ohio, and Vivian Orcuit. turning home. go- fore re- , , , ., Mrs. Allan Carson has as her t.eoige L. Kilter, of IJein.lt, ! hous gmHl ll(,r molheri Mr8 j. I V. Hamilton of Rosel.urg. Yes- Michigan, is a guest at the home ' " .. .. " . ivv. Hamilton or itosei.urg. yes- of Mr. and Mis. M. b. Hitter lor ,Pr(lay Hamilton and Mrs. several weeks. furenn vUll.l rrtenrU in Tnrl. land. Salem Capital Journal. Youncer Set Spend Evening at Forks j Telephone Employes A number of the younger act j Picnic at Alexanders' spent un enjoyable Ulna '1 uesday Th() iai.irc Telephone and Tele evening, moto.-ing to the loiks of Kraph employes spent a most en tlie river, and holding a picnic. Joyub0 cv,.nng Thursday picnick Ifoating and swiuiuiing were diver- . Ai..Tan,i..r'u pu.l- nn i, aimis of tl.o evening, and later a . bllI,ka ,)f ,,, uIUMUa; several 1 v.'d. Return From Washington Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Wilder have returned to Ruseburg. after spend ing the past month touring Wash- tin tnursuay evening Mr. anil lngton by auto, and visiting at tne Mrs. T. It. Stokes entertained in home of Mis. Wllder's slater at m.nor o, .viisa lanson. music and. walla Walla. conversation occupied the evening and later a luncheon was served. & Miss I.ponore Hobatt, of Middle- Funeral Sunday ""' The funeral of the late Mrs. i D.....U Tl... t ...I., L . I ..a.,,., x cuthui. win oe neiu on port, Ohio, has- been a guest this I Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock at i.tw .u.-.rose cnurcn. Jtev. w. ij. Caldwell, pastor of the Baptist church of this city will officiate. k of Miss Vivian Orcutt. Miss Hobart attended O. A. C. last win ter, and is a sorority sister of Miss Orcutt. ft o. K. Knudtson, brother of Alvin Knu'llson, and I.yle Lanliing, of K:an, South Dakota, are spending the week-end as guests at the Knu.ltsou home here. Guests Honored Tuesday Evening on Tueday evening the It. Erick son home, in Looking Glass, was ihe scene of a merry gathering honoring guests of the Kricksons, Miss Victoria Carlson and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ericsson, Sr., and small son. Music and games were en joyed and a delicious luncheon ser vient of the approaching nuptials was made in Roseburg last week. The bride Is a graduate of the Oregon normal school and a former student of Oregon Agricultural col lege where she was a member of Sigma Kappa national sunnily. During the past year she waa a teacher at the Lincoln school here. Mr. McUilchrist aaw Bervlce on the Mexican border and overseas. He Is connected with a Portland firm. a Camp Fire Girls I iold ' First Ceremonial The L'mpqua Camp Firo Girls, composra or a number of older I Mr. and Mrs. Miller will reaide In RettV Stronsy Entertains girls, held their first ceremonial ! II, ...oh. In petty strong E.ntertains meeting since the organization of it ts a .ha li.K Dnlnv n A.. ..-- I...... JrldRV 'eJenln; Th . . Mr" W- '"" spont in learning the flre-llghling i Of Interest to I..S..V ltortetmrir people Is the iinouni einent of the . """"er, Rosliin l'orier, and George marriage of Miss Mvrtle C. Mill-1 Hunt. Cllllord Thornton, Leo lieck- vaney, foni.ei ly of lliis i lly, to I 'e' "nd Ivan Atteibury. Staff Si:t. Delmar II. Mlll. r, promi-l w w nent young officer of the Luke I J'an l'eiry, former Rose- Field Air Service. bui g girl, and Mrs. Clurk or Klaiu .UIll .1 . as BU.eUU UU U.U mr....pn.l In ...a t-n..A oanks of the river. j picnic spot and spent the evening Those present were Misses Mil- , playing games, boating nnd died Thomas, of I'ortiand; Evelyn j swimming and other sports. Later liuine. s. sia lleckley. Caiman At-1 a bonflru was built and a picnic li rliury, or Uis Angeles; Verus ; BUp.ier enjoyed. Hidden to the affair were: Mr. r -rr T, i llfX ;' --jZ'-ii'-t - ' 1 I V7- ' 't vt Returna From Texaa Joe Ward Voting, who lias been visiting for the past six weeks at Snn Antonio, Fort Worth, and oilier points In Texas, and at Los Angeles, has returned to Kose-buig. Former Resident Visits Merlon Cox, former Roseburg resident, spent the dsy here visit ing with old friends. Mr. Cox is now residing at Oakland. Cal., where he is a builder and contrac tor. He will leuve for his homo Sunday. Goes Through Today Miss Hetty Dm. rose, nf Portland, girt; passed former Roseburg and Mrs. Wesley Meredith. Mr. and '""ukii nere tins morning. stop- Mrs. A. II. Marsh and children, Mr. P'ng lo visit w itn friends a short and Mrs. (Jet.rge Marsh. Mr. and Mrs. T. Heard. Mr. and Mrs. T. It. Stokes, Mrs. StroiiHuist,.Miss Vera Klore, Harold Stromuuist and A. Ijirsen. Present for the occasion were Mr .and Mrs. Robert llrockley and son, Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Tippet and daughter, Mr, and Mrs. Chester llersher, Mr. and Mrs. 0. S. Car-1 Rainier, Oregon, are spending a mil Mm flnriru. l.irc. tru vt I week's vacation with Mr. Krirk- Tho ceremony was solemnized at " tails, spent Sunday visiting at i...r'on. Misses Mildred 'Malhew's! ! son's parents. Mr. and Mis. Erick- Mr. and Mrs. Roy Erlckson of the Mission Dome of the church of Ilh'J home of Miss 1-erry's aunt, Jesus Christ in Honolulu, Sunday , -Vlrs. 1. Parks. They were enroute evening, July If), Elder G. Elroy i l" Auburn, Washington, by aulo, Nelson reading Ihe service, among j ruuriilng to visit at Astoria, only close friends. , y 4 enlly of Washington, re moter.'.! Friends Saturday Miss Il'Mty St tong was a charm ing lit 1 1 u hostess Saturday alltr- Merle Strader. Alia Ilarager. Flor-i son of Looking Glass. Mr. Erick- enc Wcatherford, VVIllna Minot, and ! son. junior. Is manager of the 2uth Messrs. Ray Arthur, Johnson, llrunn, Wesley Williams, R. F. Woodward, of Portland, and J. M. Lamb, of Eugene. if i Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Sedgwick ..! ,lii-tit,i- .. I. u,..r. , .,( u,,,i r .I.,,,, i v "ing a number of ladies lo her ....I.e...... f,.r a feu Il.ls week ihi.tllf till Vista Avenue Century grocery store in Rainier, : it if Entertains Thursday Evening Mrs. W. It. Slrawn was a charm in hostess Thursday evening, in- Howls of ritual. Those In chn.ee or tl, ' ' "" lr "".. ai .noon al the heme ol Mr. and Mra. rll.ml wr. M..,W1 ,...., ... . I A .Ule, l.n.l W-m guests a lyn Thomas, and Gloria Aden. "','!;' ' m.'JVL . "' A '.U'"; ' A""r " '"" ' '" ' ""I"1 I . a. manager of Ihe Owl Drug cm- ' . arranged about Ihe rooms. Camp fire songs were sung, an.r ...'',- . , .'' tiunciieon was seiveu at lai.ies. panv, and with his family are mo-j""" " "I"'."- Ihe II. w. Stlontr. to a group ot In. mis. yr he.lgwlck is the Pacific N.ilill-1 ""' oilier summer flowers honor beads, which are much Ihe aame us Ihe Merit System of the ... . " " " Iloy Scout organliation, were pie- M;ss Lockwood Hostess sented each member. Ttiursdav Pvrnlno ' Glrla present were Misses Mar- i ',, , Y , ? R, lorlo Corhr.n K.vn 1'hnm.. i ,,"', ' "'"W 'kwia.il was a hos- Gloria Aden, Merle My woironl, and Ona 1 lurch, II. N. I'rayblll, guardian. Ii.sin. ui.n..-. ... it stout, loiep n.u. ;f kj. ,e .ot'u'iias1,.:! 'z Honored with shower !i...etn it tin Ku'itii. .Mrs. MronK i I hursday Afternoon Wll.- dSHlSKU III ht'IMHK IIV Ml. rers. Ei.;.,'? ""'"'"'"T ':,'rl-v ' ""-'Char.es DanUlion and Miss Gladys j Va ' llred Clo'ake fIlla". ,ab1''' and Mra. ' ofTn 'v' n, '!t'','T SV1:',,t- , ,, , . n.i Mrs. Warren Cloake honored L,K")" "l1-' ,n" " 1 ing. II. e young ladies motored to! i hose present wree Elsa Kohl- , ,.., . httr Th,..i,v at,.. Thelma Janus. I Alexander run, where they spent hngen, Ven mime time swimming and Hinting r rear lleitj nlc'st of ","'"r W'"'r """r w'hl,h '"''. iletly n il"",y V""'" '" ""' l'kv.....l home i, May i . I l-nuniwooil tied a luncheon was ,.,,.' i llu . last I served. Vein', v 'a tlll..11 I-oekwood were ia,, WV,1. 1., and swinK. Later hn.sbands of thnn prfpent (aim' to Dip liot, and ihp rt iimin dtr of thp pvi'nint: was sptnt in music. Mrs. Strawn, RsiMtd by Mra. M. K. rit rct- st'nd luncheon Mlrts THtrolhy Ki'reimnn, of MiirHhflcld, was a hmmn Kiitnt of Minn nm HoiiHcr Haturdiiy IrrRUKon atlndtvi (. A winliT and Is a mirnrltv r(stt' S.'himtlpr. Mina HouHPr, Shi whm tnrouio I Ali xand. r Tniti, wtu-rc ttn-y apvnt ! haufii. Virnita Pk'ltpnu. Doroihy ttomp time Hwiinnilnir mid njoylnw n-ar, licKy Moil, Margaret lleil nlln.r wuU-r ("initn, al'tt-r whlrh iii.v. n.-tiv N.-iiiht. Miiriha IltT- llun hliis. Olivu Laur- iabi'th illtains, A is atr-y 1 til lit T, hrr with a tthnwer ThutHday after noon, at the MytTH hunio. Tim af ternoon khm ptnt In Hewing and, conversation and later luncheon ffnir were Misses lain Hill, Mable amicM Ililliey, Me- .... . .. . . . "" .uiiiii- .-ll i -HI US. HI HI K- L i II,, U.A.rt II ... i iu ii till ItVi (! nome atier visiting in l'oriind. ,,,. W.1T11U TgKle and Mildred Slr",vg' Mrs. Sawyers Honors Wave u.-.d, Maimon wimber. Lews '.' n . '"' ".' . i ... , . ... i -n t-l-nr.. -Mtmnann I cucieiise. . .in. rg. .erne t arirll.l ' uii.ov Mil.li.d ' , , - r and Mrs. J ..0..1..B i miuism ijriunc; , H,i (illu ,rf. r Porllund. Honoring tliree visiting matrons, .-, ' Mesdames C. T. Tyte. of Vallejo. California, Ed Lewis, of San Fran cisco, and Jack Epplnger of San Francisco, Mrs. J. E. Sawyers was a gracious hostess at her home on ' by Group ot Friends Rast avenue Monday afternoon. ..iiniiK'UltiiiB u. Kintil.i,is ...... OKI- ,.., - ,, y)l ,1.., , , er lovely summer blooms , j ;', ' , v " "k "", '" Iracllveness to the rooms In hli h I , . , ". bridge was played during Ihe af-L. l.-rnoon. Miss Ellinbeih received Mrs. CltmniiriKS Honors high score, and Mesdames Tyte. i -,,., T,,J..., Lewi, and Epplnger guest prlres. I tj',Psl U-sHay The hostess was assisted l.v Mr. N" A. t ..iii..iIi.:m was a Mrs. E. It. Stewart, naljonal vice-' Don"' Ing Mr. and Mrs. Olio Pat I resident i.r Ihe American LeKlnn "er. ot IIi.i. kway , a groui. of Auiiliaiv. I. fl the first t Hie week I'l' iid. siirirhed them Sunday, wiiii c.nu.-r at in. l aiKer no. i.e. i he lal.lu was atlrucirve with a to alien. 1 Ihe tlni's of that nr- gaiiir.allou at Uriel. am cllv. I'lah. Present were Mesdames Myers, A. W. lleln.bo.llt. L. Connellv. E. Myers, C. E. Mabley, K. .Cloake, Jack Mor.-rarity, Harlan Moore. E. G. Cloake. Cleo Tipton, C. E. Hat field, E. Ilemboldt. Mes.lumes Cloako were again host ess for Mrs. Myers on Friday af ternoon. The guest list included Mrs. Frank Hodie, Mrs. Fred liaum, Mrs. F. P. itlalr, Mrs. M, Tenter, Mrs. Ruth llradford. Mrs. II. Eik ni. ier. Mrs Arthur l.rson nnd Mrs. Cov. is wen- placid tor Mr. anil I K. W. Sharpe. vus. t.llo I'ark. r, Mr. and .Mrs. j Mrs. llallie Williams, of- Unci, ford, Illinois, win. has been visiting lnltiHs' M. K lierco, Eslher Wil liams. M. 10. James. Anna Dabney, nnd Mr. and Mrs. E. II. Hufham, Mr. A. Caraway and Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Slrawn. O ' Mr. and Mrs. W. I.. Scott and Mr. and Mrs. rtosme Marsters left Fri day morning for Wnsco c onniy. The party will visit relatives for a Tow days, golnir to Portland, and The Dal'es. and returning by way of the McKenzle highway. I Mrs. Cora V. I.rster and ilailch ller. Miss Tel. 'e U'Sler, of ll'-rke-I ley, California, were guests a. the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. A bort Abra hams this week. ft ft Mr. nnd Mrs. V. A. li mis. Iss Allele Reinis. and Miss Itose Mof- time. Miss Ilimrose is enroute to H. kcley, w here she will enter college. Leaves for California Miss Victoria Carlson left, on Ihe Shasta today for San Francisco, where she will visit enroute lo her home in llockford, III. Miss Carlson has been visiting nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. Erlckson or Looking (Mass for the past lew weeks. I hi- . r w .Cr.i wi. x.. .-!.--.: C:''.fe f'3.': -i'.i To Coos County Mrs. Sarah VVimer. of San Diego, and Mrs. Mary Chapman, of Glide, leave today for Arago, Coos-county, where ihey will visit a brother. S. I). Chapman will drive them down, and Mrs. Winter will remain for some lime, Mrs. Chapman re turning home in a few days. To Attend Convention Sheriff Sam Slnrmer and T. K. Shambrook left this morning for 10.-11.1.1.1 u-l...rn thn. vlll t. ...... the reunion of the Spanish Ameri- i cn'e- can war veterans to be held there With tho summer gown demand hig a now treatment in Jewels to beat offset feminine charms. Parts has bestirred herself to create prooious and semi precious Btonos In settings, which ore infinitely Flexible bracelets In cool color today. This meeting is lo be a ' enrn binations add the really smart very enjoyanle one. it Is expected. ! finish to tne atternoon ensemnio. Governor Pierce and a number of i Quite the most delightful combtna- the state's most prominent men, win no speakers. J Kesler, Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Monliiouiery, Mis. S. E. Monlgolil- i',', . , "? . ;. ""' ,, ! at the home of Mrs. A. J. Young' fill leave today for llandon Reach : i ... i,i . rv, s,. .. ....... , )r Ilust lnrw Weeks, left this T. II. Vinlen. .Mrs. S. I.. Kidder and Miss Gertrude llasl. Luncheon was! charming hosless Tne- noon ai her home in N l.i.rg, honoring Mrs, i r.fier- served at small table, will. .........r. " . " ' lamall. pieces of gladiolus, lo Mesdames pH '"""" h"1' hm"-" C. T. Tyle. E.I Lewis, Jack Epplng- "a'.,.'.' i ," , '',"""0, K"l",,"1' er, R. Dunham, of Marsl I eld; ,1 ' " ' , , l"'ed tleorge Ilia.ll.urn L. II. Skinner. II L'' V . 1 i " T ," H,","""m " Uioiili.l.i.. U A u...,r. 1 fi 1 rtS Mt'llt 111 111 UN if and new Itllt. Wharlon. J. I. Ixne, Ht rt (JporKP. JohnMnn, itotit Wharton. A. M. Tbrone. II, J. . Hume. I. (i. liroaduav. i'n Wlmberly. eoiirp Wtiaitnn. T. ii rtrden, S. Ii. Kld.ler, l. ll Jtasl. v. H. W'addell, PexhT Hit". Ilinol.1 Nirhnla, M. Tindale. of Sutherlin: !nHrntt (iatley, of Washltmton. I. t.n en.l vim. J'""1 II. (hi I asey I111M01 111 A. .1. ; Were Medaint't li II Lenox. A. d!e. A. T l.w Walter Mi-he". Ixuiald 1'arkiT and I'an-i-l I'.uh'-r. rnllowinp. the afternoon wan .-pent 111 riwimnuiiK nnd other wa ter r-nerls. Mrs. Brand to Study Under Yeatnmn Griffith inorniiiK for Portland. Truman Runyan I lost at Dancing Party Truman lUinyan was hot lo a nil 11 1 her of lr it-mix 1'i iil.iv nvotiiiM' in. niiw. 1 ...!.. ti ih.. i.'.mv:... iii mis.' t week 'a varatlon. lor an t-venint; of daneinK. Follow ami Sunset IVuih. where they will upend tho week end. Miss Oertrud" llrtst an. I Ir. .T. M. SawyrK left Tliurcl;iy for I'urt limd. wheri' they will attend Buy ern Week. Lwler they will so I" Seaside, wh"re ihey will enjoy a tion is of Jade and brilliants woven in an odd manner and worn with a matching necklace ot great boanty. ! Necklaces are known to add the I right touch of chic, and particular- ly raluabln to the a port a ensemble ! nf vhlta ! Ilia liinnino' nprVUrft Home From Business Trip Attorney M. V. Kite, who hftR been abneiit from the city for the past two weeks, returned home yes terday. He has b-en looking after some important lec;i1 hnin.'sa in t'tah and WyomitiR. Ho made tho ! ot rod and white pearls jrroupod in Journey by way of Sarrnnvnto, re- ! Ray manner in double strands. An tuniinic by tho Portland route. The weather was found extremely warm on the journey. mm Antlers Theatre unusual treatment of the pendant, which, by tho way, has returned to fashionable faror, is that ot at taching a large ball of platinum or gold on a black cord and which may be worn with either sports or formal frock. The necklace whinh sparkles Is ft fitting accompanlmrnt to the re- 'Nk-M Life of New- York" Is an, tn summer evening gown of original neren story by Kdcar Set- .i M .ll(,.. These bandings at the nock are In either single or double strand and hare succeeded the three strands of pearls in popularity. i'aris sparkles at the wrist, too, ' and the very chic mlsa would wise ly select a bracelet of brilliants, or combined brilliant with Judo or pearls. The bracelet which graces the arm of fashion is frequently worn well aboTe the elbow, and one of the newest Is a carved disk fas tened by brilliants and two fine , black cords. The cigarette case, which has be come so important an accessory to the feminine tout ensemble, also boasts a Jeweled loveliness. The rock-crystal cigarette case, wit black enamel and a fair sprinkling of precious stones, is the lact word in feminine chic, Claire Windsor, who selects bar small objects with infinite wisdom has a charming selection of Jeweia which are fitting accompaulutemO of chic to the summer warttrose Her necklaces and bracelets M both unusual and lovely tft BBjr color coinirtnatkins and UesE while her Jewels an jovAy aw4 form guttering bit of on iii on sultry summer nlgVs. Eft. TPS& nor is st present it?p-u r3g r 70 First National flirt -J-t an. wyn, noted playwright, and pro ducer. Hod La Kocnuo soored a tremen dous hit in "The Ten Command-1 ; ments,' and has since appeared in1 , . . several Cecil B iH Mille ro,luc.i ?onK i nters and a lot of mouth to- bananas make tho child star ill, rlon. Krnest Torronce, of "Cover- n,nuth I'ublkity wore stimulating but it wasn't meant to be taken ed Wacon" fame, has b-en winning 1 banana market. Baby ivggy Mont i literally. now laurels in sueh epics of the west a "North of Xfl," and in the totally different role of th Scotch shopkeeper in "The Dressmaker Frinn Bails." Dorothy (;lsh Is famed for her work in l W. Griffith's pictnr Mi in ih" l liinl. II- inlii:, i'l:y linih. s. V. K- II v. K'r ,ln-i.', . ft ihi.- !nr:d. Merle lw, )k Mater. A V llawn. K. I,. Kusnell, and M I.-..H il tra ha vi. A. Br nnd. tea her 1 'imt r atory of iii'iimiie fir i'mi- C O. M. f.. Class C.. and Misses Iris Kice l:iiai..h i;nJrrt;iiiVHl Ttirsd.iy !"rr"' ,,rH:I,,MW,r- Mis, .le.sle r.lhhs p.OXfded a gartnor. of Salem, and Holt u tiat- ! ley of Waiihlngton. !. C v i ir plt-asatit (tin" Tuedav for llie m.m il'"! nf tlie C. I. M. K elnss of i1!" Oiri.liun ..1. ...- i... .tin., ,1 ... Mrs. L. J. McCnrmack. of Vi, .il!a. ; h,T ,lomn , ,h' (.vl.niliir Knlln . h California, anil Mlsi Bertha Jn- iK a brief business me t iiur. nan. t : way. oi .nneneavnie, iowh, :io , u.t(, pHv,.,l, nnd a hiiu-heon have been gumts of r'lutlv.'. h-T" s, i ved hv Mr C.ibh for a week or no. will l'e in!;iv !;-iniMq tti a'f.i'r f-T California, after which tie r s-;i:i:.n. a n) Ml;! i UuUy c.i- Will gO east. i ,.ht:. I'llirhert. .le'e t;,) ) 1 I-! :.t..-ih hTHhatll. M.inlie 'iiM.. jl B'te-i i ,.... n::rt (iemxe .-hh. r t. Ui'illOM ami Kveiett (in:!; ri.ke. New Idra Clu'i F.ntrrtairvd flt Garrlcn Valley The Calden '.tHey M'onmti'' club rnierlaitied the in.n-l'-i of the New .Ira Club, of Kdenhnwer C J'Min Thursday aiein""n hi Hinteti'. (() ( liiiw' ulih h plfilr rollow.tut .t biij'lnrvs rneetitii. an hitei. -.tmc , (, . , proirram was pieA. nt'-tl, nn-l . ,v li (i ( KUenl and member a!de- to ilie lu' by ris ing a short aniuhtnui h'!V Kartits w ere gh en the new uhmm bet s end irneviH, nf lor w !i!i h f plenie dinner was smd al a ) lntg (able in tho grove. Guests were Me-lnn'es Itnunul Calkins. J A. Cietnen. V t Ow.-n. 8. IV Coll- y. r H Call.lns. ' Li ,nl, w !i. ' e .-In will study vocal uii-ier mhimii tintti'h. ilming the ii'Miiiii er uf ih .Mitnue r. ! Mr. t.n'litli. mteiiiiitlonaHy rtitn iHH le;o lh r and teat t). Iiim tor tli) p.twt three rms sp'Mlt his SUIH . mers 111 l.os AiiK'-Ier,, San Kraiici rii. and I'oTil.ml, u.i a li ai lur of 1 : li- i ... rot iriunc 10 N'-'w Yoik 1 1 y in Hi- tall. AmohK the fam- ii.oi., in the world today who sniili.'d under his supervision P.oion o Macbeth, Marg.iorito K.'toll... l',;.,,es Sappas. Ksa Stia- i!Yl rv"tt Jl. arrivo to !'i Med n lnv-t oi o'h r.-. Mtx. HmTt l will be n V'lt ' ii' Ihe linTiit r M ; .f.iini's W.hirmil while lu CtM.-iIkI. tH' viir.itlnn. from ih'ri- point; I "' lla. kallmrno Is a .'ll 1 to Sfssl.lf for a f.'w ilay.. known ..laynr of Juvonl! rharnr- 1 ' (its who Mas r-.on rnrfiitiy m the Mr. nr.il Mr. O. II. llonnf li:iv i l--.Kllnu rr.lo of "Capital Ptminli- 1 n ilwlr sii.'..'.h this wc.'k iho Misses : m. 'nt. ai'.l also In support of Hi.l.l.'n lo ih.- afli.ir w.-rc Mi..-s..s I Maxlnc Moor.', Mil.lr. 'l Sinnii;. i . Ik.ii5 rick.-tis. Airn.'s liwln, t;. ..i: Inn W'arn.'r, till. la HiikIi.s, U.'l.'u H.lsarll, mill IliiKo Mount, Wi.yn.' I I'l.k.'ns, Slrwait Sl.'ph.'ns. al j Inro IL.b.Tt.-.m, Kiiink Ht linan and I .Max Carman. Mrs. SHlim.'Lon. T. Siinui.'l.-on an.l Mms Noiah Sainii.'1-...n. f .Mllin.'apolls. w.'in h.ui.s" mi.'...- al tttt' A. KlludlM.11 hiiiii.- thin . k. Wontworlri Van .O-'r.Hnpi'h. rf day in I... homo ov. r ih.- l!'-1 N. .11 I. V.'lma Fir.", iin.l Kst.'llc T.ir'i.T, if Miin.-io, linllana. who aro inak Inir an t'Xi.'tnl.'.i tour of the w.-st-tin coast. Norma Talnia.lne in "Tho Unly.' pinn'ry. world's ..unci st srr.'. n II- ro a bit of realism that wasn't star, suffi'r.'.! considerably from an j ini. nil. d was filmed. PoEEy liked over JmlulRonce with forbidden th bananas, that hum; In such a frUil." heallliflll V.'llf.W el.lale Clin ot lmrlnK the filnilnc of the tiny one for the scene, another for a ii.'rniiarui s laiesi t niversai nii;itt-i . re. l feature. "The family Secret",; "That will be rnouirh bananas. wiucn comes nei Sunday an.l ' k. ner iia, jacK Monteomery, Monday lo th." ...tic Theime,' dil" ""'-. I,t I'oeey, child-like, wlih a star cast, r-eity ate too wante.l just one more. And Jack, ' in- Gills xkifv's I-rrrv Mr.;. Si-ot; F'.itt.'it.iin;'. at On.- O Cluck I tun ltcnil Mi W I.. S, oil a ih.1.1.1 '!.; l.'.Hl''. 'I l.M.S'l.l'. u'.. n ll' " o , K !.;;, .1 Mrs. M.irs'n I lonorcd en L!i; lltd.ty Annivcrsnry Til"-.! iv t-v.T.li.i: a r." !;. 1 'ii- n.U Liill.-'t.-tl al : local news : Arks P tikis'. .it A nt"ie" t- !i-Mii-) h tie. n r 1 1 - f tr (' (i.e,i rmtit hv Cnnly I Mdth'ot in h- i - nit tor di on e (i'.tm "oo..-.iti Mail loi. "! ' !v i-'. Mp; of f Htt". ! : ' ' !. 'I i m hep Hit. I 1 iitt ! ' ' ' I -' wll I.-..ve to ; t I- , t-v uh.Ti' l!i. mill M.-i ' v-. ; mi.) The 1 i'l' will I- , 1 il f) the K 'llii 'I i. mn. '- oitipi on ar.d Mi.- U ' ''. ii nd w ill (,pcnd the 1 1 iniiH'ii-. hnt leu, l"ii!ifnjr M I i-i.-thod- of fltehitild Hi ft on the different tamp f , lli-l tttinr.l ,t n h ' l. l ho i r l on i-i "ti in 1 M'h l;t K :tlt, To Ortgon City Mr. and Mis l.d Mm.m and fimv . i - p . U'tuirhf lor 'i, . ciry h imfo. Mi- hint.;- ;ll ntnid ii li kIt'is ini'tt t (J'.M". !Iiiiii::,i; h-re sundry r'-'ht. T. S. 8prue, R. 8. Glle, K. A. unties ud rrtlciitiiii lo iyo:u. t -n. and I). J. MeieUiih li" at; .it w -'..u. Milrh I'.tl.t I u-'Me ! . of 1 u 1 1 1 H. S'-t. t V orelli e I.. Tiuki r IMIIe. , l ! I f Ih-- hitiee n! Mr and Mi h, droi M.n 11 In 1. 00k hi t; h.einri'ii; Mr? !U;iih mi li- r hii 1 !,!;i ,.tiiit . n v I In- niiiiiic s ?:' l.l (o-;.i .-at 1 tin :it.d inn -;c. ae-I Mi" liMir.-. w;n pf i;t -1 w ih a hi iii !.iv i tk' l..ii"r a I um hi'. 11 v a- t'l'v -I iMivnuu th- iMiAsi'Mi vn'M1 l' and Mm (Horce Marh. Mr. ;! (i- V It. Sf.d.f.. li a-d Mr A l.aisr n. Mr. nnd Mm 11. 1'iir k s:. Mi unl Mt ll.nty Junes Mr- ,"' 1 ",("'. Mr in. I h father. T. It. Sh.Tidan. nnd Mi A II -M ir-h. Mi. T. Kl.iy. lister-, a heme in rx.-ellenf health .lie u'oria ariMin. aud er4,nJ that nil have lonitiuir ti let. Klore and Iver Erickton. return to North Un Mr. the W'Ule coupl t Neri Ik tnf ll.-nrti' .--lii rid . 'i, "t S 'ii:n ri ''ii. ! to liv'.nt! eld tune friend hf'.T n !" nre o' t li re eti-. He l rn:p!.i).d ),y the I iiton fil Co.. and I. a- Sin I'm i- eUro fl his t'Tf'IOfv i'.e renort- Liberty Theatre The original bed on which Jose phine said to have slept before Nupofeon divorced her, valued at more thin I2".0d; a beautiful Louis XIV tahl'?, in Itself a master piece nf art In the Louis period; a dresUiK table formerly owned by th" Duke of Montain'i. and at least a dozen other art ohjeris of urat aiite and unusual historic utiinitl-, r.tnee form a psrt nf the "dr -sin" j of sef-4 in the tiothle pcial, "Tari-! i in .NiiTht"." j The nie-t alah!e of h ?c fur-! nMilnrs t lent to V. II, U. thioiu-h th" rouit''S of Mrs h. M Maenea!d. wealthy art ndlerfor, a-id emirmiM'ur of l.o.i Ancele O'lrrs mm- from the K. II. H prop. riy deiwt tnteiit ; and th" ' whole will r.n-.trtule uni'i'mtl-) hev plav. d it, the bar :ihly ihe vuv-t bvi. h innuntine hv f,iv.-i in th in many of tlie ,,rt.p,. M,c vas play-j . The story 1, adapted from Fran in a sen- In a street lie,,, fi,e ces Ilndcson Hurn.'tfs famous was suHH.so.1 to eat several ha-; rov.-l. "Kditha's Durglar," directed nanas. The script directed that the i by William Setter POETS' CORNER Signed Contributions for This Department May Be Sent to th. Society Editor of The News-Review. and Will Be Used Space Is Available. VACATION TIME In a lil'le hrnun house 1 . d linlo one three, , And each .lay they had lois or fun I'll tell you th- nan.'-s of thcfc Utile t.lliiH. I They were lia;el aid Mildred ar.'l .-.oil. ary pi. tu'e of rer.'nt niem'.py has r'-..'ird ,t ihe l.;h.'rtv tti"air tcniori..-, Monday ai,d Tu- i.l.iv. !'. At tim.' they'd pet s. an I and thev'.J run; Rut soon th. y rre out and play inu strain llaiei an.l Mlldreil and son. M.ijest.c Theatre n niiliii.Tiaire bahi. i- nm-. iav f Hi., i.r.re of fully; niu-t pay i,h sjlheir plaything they'd take and: -..' . iun ue o.ner Da-f rier aeo.it ( A parasol, a boir. and a run 1 From Kveryday Life Series by of Ingenuous A pile of old cards, a srool and a Orpha Collins. llZ"Land Mildred and son. Sometime,, thry would laitch r.imetimes they would cty, Th'lr mm hrr would love them, a. h one. Aid ay. "Now bn good, tho best in the world. I'ey llai-.l and Mild n. 4 and ton." And -a they'd -o playing from morn.ni till nicht. Th-n sleep till next day had le'cun, jAnd three b. tier "kiddies" I know j'.u mn i rina Than Ilaiel and Mildred and son.