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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1925. WOMAN'S PA( LI SOCIETY- By GRACE CARROLL I ; eontrlbaUeu to this page, society, women's clubs, and ; iwrsonals, should be telephoned to the society editor by Friday of each week. Tetephoas No. 135. Miss Renner Hostess to Group of Friends I Mis. Elizabeth Renner waa boat leaa to a croup of frienda on Satur day evening ot last week, when aha entertained at the Itenner bom with a Hallowe'en party. The rooma were decorated In the Hallowe'en motif, with wluhea, pumpkina, lanterns, black cats and other erepa paper (avora. When the aueats arrived the Utoo-Whlte conaerratory of music. Wthered about a large bonfire In Mr. Booth la the son of Mr. and front of the house, where games Mrs. J. H. Booth, of this city, n.we played for a time. Later member of a family prominent In ithey were taken to the river bank iwith perfect anootntmenta .ad rTV." 'S?. L?'! Fo-; "serpent ne form, a novel feature oUnsul.hed be the all.nirv w .ClTr J "uu.."" Im "? I " "' da not realize Beautiful aettini. U B.7Ji' "' m "" "" "' "' C10M e river waa to the ttlaa Lola Miriam Oeddes ti TmT 3 V. ZTS: 7" """ nana wbere. they paraded, and Uarri. Wythe Booth, of tel. ctty. J Booth la i worl I war Teterki' ?J tA'.3.0.,ock- ' noB Francs with the 9lh artlllerv iLri rZiJFSL I 8"c " bee- , tw u.-uws, a a iu pivwuw jf sixty relatives and frienda. The bride formed a lovely picture 1, she descended toe winding Blair ease, preceded by her sister. Miss fays Oeddes, aa bridesmaid, and to Sowed by little Jean Oeddes. 4 rain -bearer, and advanced to the Mrs. McClintock . Hostess at Bridge Party One of the attractive bridge par- Bridge Party at Bates Home - Mrs. Bert O. Bates and Miss: Miscellaneous Shower for Miss Swift Miss Lois Geddes Married at Prettv . Ceremony Wednesday ties of last week had Mrs. Leon Thelma Tiefren, two popular mem- rille, entertained at the home of UnTlinf Ol'lr . hMlu ivh.ii -U .. kuc nf tha vmx.wur ul Inin.lv UH tf 1 13 1 rr-1 I - .- -.., ....... butt . - j - luiuwf .u-i wift . d . ibiuiuj alter t entertained a large group of friends , tertained at bridge Thursday even-; noo of last week, complimenting iwnwi un n.i sown inaawiekiing at uie nome ox tne xormer, in- wim a antsceilaneona shower. Miaa street on Friday aiternoon. Zln-j riling a group of intimate frienda. iLela Swift, a popular bride-elect nlas and chryataalhemuma In Charming arrangements of chrv-1 Hallowe'en senratin. nt n..,i. large varieties brightened the : santhemuma brightened the rooma marigolds, autumn leavea and moms where tablei were placed where several tables of bridge were 1 pumpkin iack-o-lan terns, black cats, for bridge during the afternoon. I in play during the evening. First bats, owls, orange and black --'. " r--cejvea oy Mrt.Pr" rweiveu uj jnisa n.va atreamera. toe rooms a li ficl'lob - I i , t)u m -A l . ; .. . ... . r.uu r-xumj prune tju . i . j v umwi. i run was recriveq formed much amusement during uio parsoe. Later the gueata went indoors and enjoyed a few hours of danc- 1 n a At - Idwa i.ki. J a Th. iS ISp 1 , A A 'unusual place cards were used. . Th" Jt of guests Included a , luncheon waa aerved follow number from out of town, and from lng danclnr a P L. VL. different point, attending were Mr. I sfted by Mestlamea F A Warner" and Mrs. Robert Booth. Mr. and p cIumm ai Mrs. Rnv n-with mi., n.-k... V i-nPman. S. L. Kidder and O. Mrs. Roy Booth. Miss Ilnrhar. Booth, of Eugene, Mrs. J. Bower- -tmprevlsed attar before Hie Irving man. and daughter Jane, of Pnrt. Toem fireplace, which waa banked , land, and Clair Geddes and Paul frith beautiful while and yellow -flurner chrysanthemums and ferns, whet ahe was met by the groom, V tended by bis brother, Edwin Geddes, of Salem O Miss Pearl Pvritz and TJooth, and there the service waa, Mr. John L. Cowan Wed .Tba bride, aa she advanced to testant faiths ahnrtir ihe alur on the arm of her father. Wedneaday. Mlsa Pearl M Pvrlt. f1","-- Allen . Oedde. waa unusually at! daughter of Mr aid Mr. trt F." HW,rd' "d W"",m 00 Mr. and Mrs. Hamburg Hosts at Informal Dinner A. Bradburn. aerved the auuata. Knjoylng the evening were Miss es Daphne Hughes, Frances But ner. Pauline Bubar, Helen Bacher, .Shirley Knight, Norma Winston, Vera MoCllntock. Mildred Slnnl- ger, Emma Mae Craven and Eliza beth Abrahams, and Fredrick Chapman, Stanley Kidder, Gene Love, Maynard Bell, Elton Jackson, Kenneth Winston. Earl Smith (. rll Porter, Alfred Ellison. Allen tractive In bridal gown of white Pvrii. r s-niiK -t. . ' Septette, a creation which Cowan, aon of Mr. and Mrs. Peter 'fiS? OJZZT iuf !?! heL!tt" F0,,n " 8ml" 'lr, were united Jjutm beauty. The gowa, sleeve- in marriage bv Father .in. n b..i ' ti- .'r. p"10!"". W':.b " 8t- Catho ?c 'chur'ch8' ThU :&Lm& - - d ever the enUr. gown, which de-f"11: . .. , , ! parted from the usual with a V-llnel-Jr J'0?,,? "XZJ?, "f'S . -seek In back, heavily embroidered J"' VJLa V l16 lb pearl. Id latUc. form. On th. d h veil w ..nt Oar. skirt, skw abrotdered with . ' tulle. She car- -pemrls. rbmeston. Hesters were' 'J"1 of yellow -al tn faa abase desigaa. TleiChrT',ntt"!mum- WM Vlona Py--.rld.'. tnivelurmbldlTrrt S " " h' brtd'- ,ud"" -silver, fell from a cap of tulle, lir. u?'e-ty of Oregon, was esraaht ln front with thi-M i-nllt "oes-maia. Oliver Cowan, brother ot the groom waa best-man. The wedding march waa played by Mrs. Miller organist of the church. Father Jos. B. Baal pastor of St. Ann's parish read tha nuptial mass. The bride who on TumuIi-v mam baptised as a member of the (liver band., which extended to the - Sloe or tiie cap and were eonUn "raed about tbe bead-dress with ra wreath of orange blossoms. White ' boss and ailver alippera completed . the perfect toilette. She carried an arm bouquet of lilies of the val ley, whits Ophelia rosea and or- ' Chid., tied With hearr satin rlbhnn . rooped with sprays of maiden hair church, made ber first Holy Com 'fern m union, during tha wedding mass. ERtla Jean Oeddes waa dressed Th groom, also, received commun ' s frock of ere me colored lane lion. . over yellow. Mlsa Faye Geddes, The couple attended mass kneel- the bride's only attendant, was ) log ln the sanctuary, which with cnsnnuig ta a iroca 01 yeiiewMue anar, waa beautifully decorat J crepe satin, of 'simple design, the ed with yellow and pink chrysan , neck trimmed with a band of lrrl- tbemuras. Many illuminated can- aeaeent spangles, aaa tne Bottom (Ilea enhanced tbe appearance of Mr. and Mrs. R. Tlimhnr. warn hosts at an Informal dinner Satur day evening at 6:30 o'clock at their borne. About a table, centered with a received by Mr.. V. M. ivttt-rson Later the boatesa, asslmed by Mesdames Clair K. Allen, L. A Dillard. H. C. Chnnh and Ml.. by Miss Mary teams. Following the game, luncheon was aerved the guests at small tables. Mrs. Lough and Mrs. J. M Vera McClintock aerved luncheon I Tref.-wn assisted during tbe even- at small taoiea. Bidden to tiie affair were Mes damea A. A. Wilder, Paul Uubor Chas. B. Wade, Lee A. WelU, George A. Bradburn, H. F. Ogden, R. L. Deraney, M. S. Allen, H. A. Hochradel, Chas. McElbinny, IJean Bubar. Kenneth Qulae, Fred Ricb ter. H. C. Church, S. O. Sellluk. R. L. Whipple, A. Knaues, V. M. Petterson, J. I. Love, J. C. Hume. H. C. Darby. B. R. Shoemaker f Owens, George Johnson. H. H. Su ing. Ridden to tbe affair were . Mes dames Harry Burr, Francis Dil lard. A. KnauBs, Earle Burr, Lough. J. M. Trefren. and Misses Evelyn Qulne, Feme Rey mers. Iris Rice, Marlon Porter, Boslna Porter, Jean Singleton, Vir ginia vt nitlng. Vera MrMlllin. Clar Ice Harnster, Thelma Newhard. Ed na Lough. Adelle Bemls, Eva Rice, Loi iene C'onlee and Mary Reams. e 0 POETS' CORNER Signed Contributions for This Department May Be Sent to tha Society Editor of Tha News-Review, and Will Be Used aa Space la Available. FAIRY TALE TOWER. At evening when the lamp la low I dream I'm far away Among the castle, ln the air, , Where all the falrlea play. fun Benefit Dance at Armory Tonight . pleton. C. A. Lockwood. Glenn v. Camas Valley Club Wirnberly. 8. L. Kid.ler, Hen C. rf(;!j Tt: t?r... 11 lauicu I I11M VV CM A pleasant time wa. afforded the bouse fund. The armory baa been decorated for tbe affair with pump kins, corn sialics and witches, black cats and other festive de signs. .igler. FinMk Lilburn, E. F. Maldln, L. L. Crocker. D. Lennox. A. n Crawford, Bert G. Bates, C. S. Helnllne, J. E. MoClintork, J. R. Farrlngton. L. A. Dlllarrt C K 41. len, L. B. Skinner and Perkins. a v Mr. Graybill Honored at Dinner Party At a dinner party, arranged for by Mrs. H. N. Graybill. and sur prising Mr. Graybill on his blrth- neignoornood Club, when Mm w Edmonds entertained the members at ner nome m Camas Valley, this week. The time was spent ln con versation and aewlng, and at the tea hour the guests gathered about a pretty table where luncheon was served. The hostess waa assisted oy mrs. . Mayer. Present at the affair were Mes dames B .Parrott, Irene Creasy, L. Hick. D. C. Jones. R. Lawson. H day anniversary, a grouD of friends i Church. A. Wilson. W. Rrnwn It gathered at the apartments of Mr. I Mayer. Ml uses Alice Scranton and and Mrs. Graybill, Sunday. I Bessie Brown. Dinner waa aerved at 7:30 000 o'clock at a table brightened with ! Mr. and Mrs. Keck Mra. Clark E. Melton. Mr. and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. R. B. Common. Mr. and Mrs. John Hood River, have of the flare skirt banded with tbe aame trimming and white awana- dowa fur. Mm wore yellow hose and silver slippers with distinctive ' rhlnestoae buckles. A sliver ban I decs, oenpleted with a single rl V low rose, ornamented her hair. She 4 cameo Cecil Brunner ro.es. Mrs. A. i. Oeddes ware brown ' cMffoo wclret. combined with brwsrn fur. and Mra. J. H. Booth an Imported ssode! of black Kesnaloe orwpe, rcae petals et crienUI color- -inc-tn appllqae fmlabluc tha bell shaped aieevea sad the flare skirt. The bride was gives in marriage ! by ber father, A. J. Oeddea. Pre- , ceding the ceremony. Mra Chas. Brid sang, "O Promise Me." ao- CO panted on the piano by Mrs C. Setielnllne. Following. Mrs. Hein- I l'e played Lohengrin'. Wedding I March. The bride and groom knelt '. haloes the altar on a aatln cushion while tbe minister gave a prayer, and" del leg tbe ceremony Mra. Helnllna softly played. Following . tfte. ceremony, Mrs. Brand sang. "Ueeaune.- aad Mrs. HninHae play ' ed Mendelssohn's Wedding March. ' The bride's bouquet waa canght by Mia. Vera Frederickaon. aa it was ' thrown by the bride from the staircase An Informal reception waa held hi the dining room afterward. Here baskets and rases ot beautiful car nations In shadea of pink were used. One large table centered the room, and from the four clus ter shadea above, pink mallne ex tended to the corner, of the table, the altar. The wedding vreakfaat wa. aerv ed at the priest house. Mr. and Mrs. Cowan left Wed neaday afternoon by automobile on a honeymoon trip to Portland and California. They were acrmpan led aa far aa Eugene by Miaa Vlona Pyrlta, who will resume her studies at the University of Oregon. Upon Ihelr return Mr. and Mrs. Cowan will reside on his ranch near Smith river. The good wishes of the entire community are extended to Mr. and airs. t.owan. Doth popular young people of the Umpqua section. Port Umpqua Courier. Miss Pyrets was employed aa In structor of physical education in the Kelnline Conservatory of Mu sic and Art last fall She is a graduate of the University ef Ore gon, and apent last winter in Cali fornia, where ahe waa Uwcher of physical education tn one of the schools. During her residence hpre ahe made many frienda. 0 0 "The Maple Scene of Hallowe'en Party "The Maples." the home of Dr. and Mra. C. E. Hagar. waa Ihe scene of a festive affair Wednesday evening of last week, when their son, Rowland Hagar. entertained a group of frienda at a llalowe'en Party. The rooma were decorated with paper black cats, witches, and to four rases, filled with lovely , pumpkins, where games and' danc- Miwuwii auq irra. A VOWI OI pink anemone-flowered chrysan themums with carnation! centered the table. Tall baskets of gor geona chrysanthemuma decorated the balls. At a smaller table, centered by a bride's cake, which was cut by lng were diversions of the evening. Later Mra. Hagar aerved the guests a luncheon. Guests for the evening were Misses Norma Winston. Daphne Hughes, Gwendolyn Johnson, Mrra Hartley, Itarhel Hartley. Marian 'l krMj. n. , . , ' n"Mr ".nil neit-n l-ner, messer. he bride, co ers were placed for,Trum,B .... M ,..rm, King and Mr. and Mra. GraybilL v 0 0 Miss Parks Weds Mr. Garner Wednesday A quiet wedding was solemnised at the borne of Mr. and Mra A. A. Parks. 47S South Stephens street, at 6 o'clock Wednesday afteioon. whea tiK'lr daughter, Miaj Edna Parks waa united ln marriage to Mr. Ejfjene Gardner. Baskets of chrysanthemums formed a beautiful Kiting where the ceremouy waa performed by Rev. H. E. Mow. The bride was attended by h'T sister. Mis. F.1UU1 Parks, and Mr. Oaror Gardner, orotn.roi tne croon at;d us ' the bridal party. Mrs. F. W. Haynes presided at the coffee urn and Mra. T. B Singleton cut Ires. They were assisted In the dining mom by Mrs. H. H. SUpleton and Mrs. G. V. Wirnberly. Assisting aliout th room were Misses Vera Fred rlckaon, Josephine McKlhlnny, Lois Cobb.- Vemlta Kohlhagen, and Lenta Banaigartner. Wayne Pickens, Wayne Itlggs, Htewart Stevens. Sam McConuell. and Edward Hagar. 0 0 0 Tru-Chee-Lo Camp Fire Girls Have Meeting The Trn-Chee-Lo Camp Fire Girls held an Interesting meeting this week, when they met at the Fnltewtng the reception the ' WW and groom left for point. In V. R. Jarksnn home. , California by auto, a wedding gift A ceremonial was held, fnllow - trmm Mr. Booth. The bride's going lng which, honor heads of the e awJ gown was tallleur of char-pen crafts: health, rttlienshp. I ttitci) in midnight blue, with pauay hand, home, hualenas, nature and luaarta and cut steel heeds, with (' snip, were awarded members. IY to match In blue. She wore a ; loiter refreshments were served hewwn needlepoint coat with sable t ho guests. New girls received In ' tnt fur. , On their return here Mr. line organisation were Mae rVhnrll ' ajid Mrs. Booth will reside in Iheiharher. Vertilta Vli-kena. vivt.m kuMbagen apartments, until their 'W illiams. Mildred Knenlg, Vhllll! lbA I'"'!" home for a llallo-mrw- home, which they will build gulne and Sylvia llardinan. Kir-1 Vn party. Gnmrs afforded the rttrTy In the spring, la completed, teen girls, and the guardians, Mrs. youna folk an evening of pleasure ' .Ha beautiful ceremony united It N. Graybill and Mrs. It. B. land later they were served lunch- lire, prominent families of Itoso Compton were present. I1"" Hallowe'en Party Tonight The Junior Music Club, of the best man. Followinr the eeremnnv i Heinline Conservatory of Music a eupnr was served the 'Cdding!1""1 Art organised this year, and guests and bridal narlv. - 'formed by the younger atudenta of Mra. Gardner, the daughter of ! f,h" T7' T' Tvli b,V"1 ""'f Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Parks, is a I'' ,""c'' f '"L "i"'"0'" ? popular young lady of this city. Ll. '" T.n 8,ndnt and has made her home here for . " 5.... the past three years and attended .i,.: T.. . school here. She was active in , ' A .u, "7". u', 11" . church circles and has made ma-iy I atHl w)th Hallowe'en favora. and men. a nere ounng h.-r residence. ,.arh member will be allowed to Mable Colvln and Haxel Goodwin Mr. Gartlner. whrwA narent. i-e.i,l k-i . j L . . -'tu,w vuivm ana nazei tiOOdWln. - ---- ,,iiR 1-11 Kut-aia. rdu win oe in . a A a here. Is an automobile mechanic 'nisaniieraite piullim. nnma. will I s- r-. . and has been employed in Csllfor.j,. ii.ayed and later refreshments I -arnP rire (airls . 'Ha. In which state he and Mrs. I will be served. Ahont alvtv vmit.0 Fn iftv Gardner will reside. ' ,lk will attend. tK' LZTJL "JI" aAnip r Jre uu-ai &m a moat en- Society Weddings Cost $15,000 - , -in, . ; centerpiece 01 autumn oiooms. -. n bowlof bright fall blossoms, were , Covers were placed for M. and I Vlslt Here mm mmrj nesms, asr. and Mra. F. R. Dunlao. Mr. and Ura R Hamburg and Mr. Glenn Smith. 0 0 Farewell Party Civen ' for Poole Boys As a farewell to Jack anil Ned Poole, a group of school friends gathered at tbe F. I- Poole home on 434 Ella street Thursday evening. In room, bright with llalowe'en designs, gamea were the diversion of the evening. Later at a table, centered with a large lighted Jack-O-Lanler, and Hallowe'en favors. luncneon was served. The Poole bov. will leave today for Klamath Falls, accompanied by their father and grandfather. Scott Woolf,.of Medford, to entiT the academy tor boya for the win ter. 0 0 0 Mr. and Mrs. Mathews Hosts at Dinner Tonight Mr. and Mrs. D. F). Mathews will be host, tonight at an Informal 6:30 o'clock dinner at their homo on Stepbena atreet. Hallowe'en motifs will be used about the rooma In unusual de signs, and tbe table will be cen tered with a large pumpkin filled with fruila of the season. Place cartla and favora will be used in black cat and witch outline and covers will be placed for Miss Ed na Lough, Mlsa Lorlene Conlee, Measers Carl Black, BUI Relbel, Mr. and Mra. Berg G. Bates, and Mr. and Mra. Mathews. Jolly Good Fellows Club Meets Tuesday The Jolly Good Fellows club had their first social affair of the sea son Tuesday evening, whea Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Ballf were hosts to the members, at their home ln West Roseburg. Cards were the diversion of the evening, and receiving high aeore were Mra. Frank Brown. Consol ation prlie waa received by Mra. Charles Healy and Mr. Frank Mon roe. Following the game luncheon waa served the guests. I'resent were Mr. and Mis. Frank Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Healy. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Monroe, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Shock ley, members, and added guests wero Mr. Ira Voss, of Portland, and Mr. Joseph llallf. 0 ! ft Epworth League Have Hallowe'en Social One of the festive parties of Hallowe'en was held Thursday evening, when the members and friends of the Epworth League of the Methodlat Episcopal church. awemliled at the church parlors. Appropriate designs were used about the rooms whore collcgo trsct meets, stunts, ptixslo games and fortune telling formed the evening's pleasure. In ono corner a booth was placed, where Ma dame Xanto read palms. Much rrndll for the eui-rees of tho af fair la due Mis Martha Yeo, the social president of the league. and ber committee. II s Master Downs i lost to Group of Friends Ismali! l'tiKene- liown was host to five of his little friends on F-l- d.iy evening, when he Invited them Keck, of visiting with Mrs. Keck s father. Mr. A H McGee. of the Soldiers' Home, and with Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Knotts, this week. Rev. Knotta and Mr. Keck were college friends, when both attended Weslyan University In Nebraska some time ago. Mr. Keck Is a prominent orchard 1st of Hood River. On Tuesday evening Rev. and Mrs. Knotts informally entertained at dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Keck. Covers were. placed for Mr. and sirs. Keck. Mr. A. H. McGee. and Kcv. and Mra. K:iotts. 0 0 0 Junior Music Club Atfer the presentation of gifts. "What's the Use." a reading, by Dn.L...I A 1.1- . I . "n . Ml8,,8wl" Pi-1 With nothing to do all day J "JL ,fne vWhAtcon" But alt and dream of the next day's - - Bi.nu bj mrs. v. H. Bailey; Mlsa Alice Jenkins gave a piano solo. Afterwards luncheon waa aerved. Those present ware ' Mesdames Bessie Ingram. Chaa. Krone! a v. McCormack, E. A. Eastman, L. Gil- uam, saran Hunter, It j. Mc Laughlin. W. A. Jenkins. W. A. Karcher. Roy Hatfield. Clarenee Ingram, Jim Plnkerton, 4. M. Pin- aenoa. M. Adams. R. Breedlove, Viu Htlton. Sr., Wirt. Melton, Jr. wanan Mi iicn, Dee Kele.y. c. H. J.aiiey. i. t. Duncan, Flora Bndih, J. W. Cox. Glenn Cox. B. Blood. C. J. Main and Misses ArUne Melton. Ruth Blood. Rachael Smith, Alice Jenkina, Lois Duncan, Isabelle Kar- cner and the honoree, Miss Lela Bwui ana nostess Mrs. Harley Swift. '000 Teachers of City Enjoy Hallowe'en Party "Perhapa yon dont believe in witches, and haven't even winced at the thought of ghosts and weird talee. Well come and be con vinced." This waa the Invitation that brought tbe grade teachers of the city and a group of frienda to gether at the home of Miss ence Enedaker, when Miss Sne- dnker with Miss Verlle Traer. Ml.. Martorle Shay. Miaa Mnrlal Rhav: anu jxiiss Florence Thompson en tertained with a Hallowe'en party Saturday evening of last week. The guests were received hr giiosi ana venerea tnrough the mys- icries or Hallowe'en. Later they went to the home of Miss Truer wucth, m rooms appropriate v dec orated with Jack o" Lanterns, black cat., witcbea and spiders, cards ana games were the diversion of evening. Receiving high score st card, was Mr.. Arllne Farlelgh and Miss Evelyn Young received consolation prlzo. Music wa. also a feature of the evening. Refresh menu were later aerved by the hostesses. When I'll be sailing away. The shlpa come sailing through the bay. Where the wind ne'er blows or wail. Far ln that land so far away In the land of fairy tales. W. M. Quilting Party at Bickle Home Halowe'ea will be celebrated at - At the Georciana Ranch, the the armory with an Informal dance 'w of Mrs. George Bickle. on tonight, sponsored by the Roseburg Wednesday afternoon, Crs. Bickle Woman's Club, to benefit the club : waa hostess to a group of friends. In the dining room, brightened by arrangements ot yellow and scar let chrysanthemums in bowls and baskets, dinner was served at noon. Following dinner the time was A booth will be olaced In one "Pent in conversation and in mak- corner where cider will be served I U'K 1ullt. Dew experience to a throughout the evening and will be number of the guests, presided over by Mrs. L. B. Skin- j Enjoying the afternoon were ner and Mrs. Bubar. Other booths Mrs. C. E. Marks, Mrs. Jake Jones, will be decorated where doughouts, Mrs J. Travis, Mrs. W. A. Wam eoffee and sandwiches will be serv-l P,e J,ru- F. H. Churchill. Mrs. B. ed. Having charge of these booths ' Morgan. Mrs. E. H. llufham. will be Mrs. George Bradburn and! Mr8- Wm- Cook' M F- A- Slrw. Mra. Young. In one corner a candv ! art. Mr J- Thennls and Misa Pearl booth will bo presided over by Mrs. H. D. Harris. Mrs. W. S. Jost. gen eral chairman, with her committees have been spending some time working out details of the dance. Jones. 0 0 0 Mrs. Horace Campbell and two daughters, Mrs. Earl Strong and Mrs. Walter Leake, are motoring Mra. F. R. Duulap has charge of ' to. Portland Sunday, where they me oecorauons. The Hoot-Owls have been en. gaged to furnish tbe music, and during Intermissions Miss Helen Virginia Yount will aDnear In cn- tame dances The dance at the Rain bow Gardens, which was a he.iniH for this evening baa been post poned ln order that everyone in will attend the Pacific Interna tional livestock show. While in Portland, they will be guests of Mr. and Mra. George Neuner, Jr. 0 0 0, Mrs. Warmly Entertains Five Hundred Club Mrs. Charles Wamsley enter- Bidden to the affair were Mrs Arline Farlelgh, Mra. V. Luther, Mra. Elsie McReysolds, Mrs. An drew Caraway, Mrs. M. S. Hamm, Mrs. E. Coffel, Mrs. M. Keenan, Mra. J. K. Falbe, Mra. P. Heath, Mra. E. Stanford, Mra. L Tracy, r.Ms. Mlnturn and Mlaaes Margaret Carr, Myth Henderson, Fern Scott, Enid Waterman, Verna Can-others,-Elisabeth Parrott, Evelyn Young, Ruth Swinney, Mary Elizabeth Wil son. Edith Stevenson, Elnor Sherk. Keitance Moore, Lydia Christiansen Roseburg and vicinity may attend i tained the Five Hundred Club. the benefit dance. tr ,000 Woman's Club Meeting Tuesday Afternoon The regular meeting of when she Invited the members to ner nome Thursday afternoon. Chrysanthemums In tall vases de corated the rooms. Several tables were placed for the game, and receiving first prize was Mrs. Ben Roseburg Woman's Club will be ; shleld'- and econd prize went to ueia tuesaay afternoon at hi"""- o'clock in the Moose Hall. I Present were Mesdames John The topic of the afternoon will I Powell. Ben Shields. Henry Wor. be "Applied Education," and Mlsa I thington. Clifford Hanan, A. H. Rosa B. Parrott will ad,lrA.. hA Perrin. .Insenh Khnelrlev flavin. tadie. on her travels in Europe. Negley, George Cluck. Kranl miaa i-arrou, an interesting spea- "rown, j. u. stepnenson and H bwrw: and well known over Douglas rmrnty. Mlsa Geddes, tho dauch (pf Ot MA and Mrs. A. J. Gvdnea. una been active In tbe younger set. 0 0 0 liy were John Hughes. Karle Hut-. Mr. and Mra. Vlrxll Khitpe andl Enjoying Master I "owns' hospital- I Mrs. M !. Shupe. of t'orvallla, and "Chubby" Church. Raymond t'uok. -Miss Crouch, of Seattle, were and Hubert Ilarrla. t'pnn (rannauns; rrom tne local luesta a lew days this week at tha ,j ( htrt' school, she attended Wlllani- liome ot Mr. and Mra. A. Abraham. Mr. and Mrs. Nalhan F'llle'len etls University, .where she was a Mr Shunt and Mrs. M. K. tfhupe .had aa guests for a few days this member of Delta Thl sorority. Dur- are brother ami mother of Mis. week Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wuite lng one term she attended the El- Abraham. f I nitn. of Klamath Falls. - 1 .'. XW "M s m at T" Jf kvij l- . -I ker. will have a number of inter- 8er. esting and educational points to exploit in her discourse. This is the social day of the club and each member will be allowed to bring guests. Mrs. W. L. Cobb la chairman of the refreshment committee. fi IV n' Ladies' Aid Have Meeting Thursday The General Ladles' Aid. of tho - nieuiuoisi r,nisconal cnurrh hnrt an interesting meeting. Thurs day afternoon, when the members neia tneir regular meeting. Mrs. W. A. Cummlngs, the new presi dent, presided. The South Circle of the Aid had charge of the pro gram of the afternoon, and Morn. thy Leeper gave two piano solos. Joyable time on Friday evening!,mPrtant topics were decided wneo tney gathered at the home of u " lnB ousines. session. Miss Kathleen Spaur for a Hal- Plans were made for a recep lowe'en party. , tlon for the minister and his iam- The room, of the Spnur home'"y. combined with a Harvest were festive with wltcheg. black 'Home Supper at the church, Frl eats, pumpkins and lanterns. Each!dar' November 5. at o'clock, guest came dressed as a child, and Each member is invited to attend the costumes were varied and uni-!w,,n their family, and will bring que, a number affording the group1 hasket of lunch. An announce much merriment. The evening was iment o( ,he bazaar, which will featured by fortune telling told byibe Klven hr the member, of the palmistry, by Mrs. A Warner who'Soutn clrcle ol ,he Aid. was made, waa disguised as a witch. Singing !,nd wl" be held November 12. dancing and gamea were the diver- . , f . alona of the evening, and following j r riday Bridge Club the hostess, assisted by Mlsa Merle at Barker Home Myers and Misa On a Dnrrh or.i al.PareLn.ome luncheon. . m. J- 1,arltr was a grae- Enjoylng the evening were Mra. n. n. Graybill. guardian. Mlaaea Hum Collins, Gloria Aden, Evelyn i nomas. Alice r ent. Ona lnireh Emma Wolford. Verna Hamlin, Ale- iia ura ner. Marjorle Cochran, Cor nelia Martin. Dallas Colby. Julia Creasey, Edna Hodges, Merle Myers and Kathleen Spaur. 0 0 0 Bridge Club at Richter Home Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs Fred Richter were hosts at their borne. Sunshine rancn. Wednesday evening, when they entertained the members of the Evening Bridge Club. Tbe rooms were brightened with a motif or Hallowe'en design, where din ner waa served. Later bridge was the diversion Poorman, of of the evening, and three tahlea i Holier. were In play. Mr. and Mra. Jno. R, Farrlngton receiving first prize. I'resent were Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Hochradel, Mr. and Mra. Jno. R. Farrlngton. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Mc Clintock. Dr. and Mr. H. C. Chnrrh and !r. and Mrs. Clair K. Allen. 0 0 0 New Idea Club Sews for Disabled Soldiers The ladies o.- the Edenbower New Idea Club met at the home of Mrs T. 8. Kprague on Wedneadav aftsrnoou. Following a one o'elork Zfi I luncheon, the ladies sewed carpet. 551 0 0 0 Mrs. W. F. Poorman, of Salem, a popular young matron. , is a guest of Mrs Nathan Fullerton for a week or so. Mra. . Poorman was formerly Misa Veva Bulck of this city. 0 0 0 Miss Cobb Entertains Sunday School Class Miss Lois Cobb entertained tho members of the beginner's Sunday school class of the Methodist Episcopal church, south, of which she is teacher, at the W. L. Cobb nome ou r riday afturnoon. The rooms were decorated with bright crepe paper Hallowe'en fa vors, and yellow chrysanthemums, dahlias and nasturtiums were at tractively arranged In howls and vases about the rooms. Games formed a pleasant diversion for the youngsters, and later a luncheon was served the guests at small tables. About fifteen children at tended. 0 0 W. C. T. U. to Meet, at Ashcraft Home The first social meeting of tho winter senson. of the W. C. T 11. will be held Wednesday afternoon of next week, at the homo of Mrs. W. W. Ashcraft. ReOOrtS of the .tnt Ntnnllnn Mrs. J. F. Barker was a rrae- will be alien hv h,.i.,1. v, lous hostess Friday afternoon, attended. Ineindin-. Mr. u..r',.. when she entertnined the members ; hey. Mrs. G. W. Young, and Mrs of the Friday Bridge Club, and i E. A. Shuey. A silver tea wili added guests at her home. The : be the feature later in the after spacious rooms were hriithtened I noon, and donations will he used with arrangements of tall chrys- ! to pay for the. yearbooks, which anthemums In vases, and one i have been comnleted for the or. ganlzatlon. ' o clock luncheon waa served at small table, centered with lovely chrysanthemums. llnrlnv I Kd .risr-inn. . V. n . h'.es of bridge were In play. Mrs. j at Dinner ruilerton received f rst prize I Mrs. S. M k'll,.t- i . Mrs. Kelley Entertains and Mrs. W. F. Poorman. of Sa fern, guest prize. Bidden to the affair were Mes dames, A. Banm, J. C. Hume, H. A. Sanford. A. A. Wilder. Chas. I Wharton. F. . Chapman, N. Ful lerton. George A. Ilrsdburn. V. M. Petterson. I. G; Broadway, and added guests were Mrs. W. F. Salem, and Mrs. Geo. 6 o clock dinner Sundnv at her home at Kelley's Korner. the table was brightened with a bowl of an Hnmn flowers, and place cards and furors in Hallowe'en design were used. Covers were placed for Mis. Ila Laubach, Mr. C. E. Mansfield. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Rapp. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley llaney, and daughter. Eu- niee. qtid Mr. and Mrs. Kelley. iliX!? ! " ta make rugs to be sent to the J hosnltal for illuhle.1 mlA La-. I. n How mnch does a wedJintt in huzh society cost? From-ilfJ.Df30 Portland. to $li,0tK) is tho average this season, K Is estimated. The Hon. I ""t Mesdames F. I) Mrs. E. D MctcJe (left), per Udy Aldr Cnrgon, and Mrs. r.mTc' V.Vk A. Stewart Frederic Church, nee Muriel anilrrbilt, whose weddings prob-j F. L. Calkins. C K Marks, H. A. ably were the most notalilc ef the British and American eesaoea. Catkins. Paul Rearer. J. II. Porter, rr.pectivrlr, are ahown. Miss Abbr Rockcfdler was another aot- i K' H- MH'',,0"v ad',',, ,lw,u ablebrld.7 - . .- HdrfckaoII0' McKlflle' M- I Rose Dining Room , e i -.-si : is ilfe. -i a:a 9 K i a . a a a Roast Turkey Dinner $1.00 Sunday. November 1 c e o