FOUR
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 26. 1925.
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-SOCIETY
By GRACE CARROLL
All contribution to this page, society, women's clubs, and
personals, should be telephoned to the society editor by Friday
A friendly splrrt of loyalty, an Christmas Partv at
sir of Informal jollity has made the rn"8tna rany
past week one to be remembered, j rarnngton Home
ud the bringing together of fami- a Jolly Chrislinus party of the
lies during the Christmas season wt.,.k wa, lhal o( Telephone
Is one of the noteworthy events of employe of the local office and
the year. Quiet family dinners or , their families whin on Wednes
Jolly home parties have been the 1 y evening they gathered at the
theme of the week with the arrival w nonio of ,r. fcDll Mls. Jno. i.
of college folk home, to bring a parrlngton. on Overlook Avenue.
youthful note to the gatherings.
The Christmas spirit still touches
everyone as with a maKtc wand,
and will ever be fuM. Clubs and
noclettu have found time during
the past week for a number of
Christmas parties and the Christ
mas dance on Friday evening at
the Armory, was B (nature again
als year. Other holiday affairs ar
luiiowmg in ijiiies succession ttiiu
the new year dance will close the
holiday seasou.
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jVamily Gathers
at Wharton Home
The members of the Wharton Enjoying the evening with Mr. and
family gathered on Christmas day Mrs. Farrington were Mr. and .Mrs.
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. r. l. Brockley. and son. Bobuy, Mr.
Charles Wharton where an old land Mrs. G. S. Carroll, Mr. and Mrs.
fashioned Christmas dinner wasln. M. Plerson, Mrs Muy V. Pyroii.
served at one o'clock. - Decorations j pio Kchaeffer. Miss Merle Strad
of holly, bells and those symbolic 'er, Miss Florence Watherford,
of Christmas were used at the miss Luella Brown, Miss May Mc
table and throughout the rooms and , comas, Miss Minnie Jacobs, Miss
pleasant afternoon and evening i Katherlne Merrill. Miss Mildred
was spent by the guests followlug , Kronke, Miss Ella Anderson. Miss
the dinner hour. Mildred Matthews, Miss Jessie Py-
The guest list Included Mr. andjn, Harry person and Meslene
Mrs. Tom Wharton, Mr. and Mrs. plerson.
George Wharton, Mr. and Mrs. ' ft ft
Jack Wharton, Mr. and Mrs. 0. V. p i aI v j
Wlmberly, Miss Bess Wharton.
Miss Jane Wharton, Miss Florence
Wharton, of Boise, Idaho, Mr. Jo
seph Wharton, Mr. John Young,
Billy Wharton and 'Donald Wlm
berly. ,
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Homecoming Program and
Alumni Tea at High School
me annual homecoming Lhrist.L, Caldwell with only close friends
P-ve b tu lud' present. Mrs. Young Is an accom-1
sit the high school, was presented ,. ., , ,..
afternoon, jindswas followed by the
alumni tea In the girls' rest room.
- The program consisted of several
musical nuraberB, iucluding selec
tions by the boys' and girls' glee
clubs, numbers by the high school
orchestra. The Nativity play was
presented by the boys' and girls'
glee clubs, and later the Inter
clasa awards were given the win
cing class teams. The football let
ters were also awarded by Coach
iJoubet. A number of the alumni
gave short talks and at the end of
tne program candy waa distributed
to the students and visitors, a
yearly custom. The alumni tea,
to which seniors, alumni and fac
ulty were Invited followed,
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Miss Florence Wharton, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Wharton, of
this city. Is home for the holidays.
Mies Wharton, who Is a graduate
of the University of Oregon, and a
teacher of physical education, is
teaching this winter hi Boise,
Jdaho.
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Mr. and Mrs. Smith
Complimented Thursday
r In complement to Mr. and Mrs.
Kilw Hnilth a. lat'irm tmmtii.t. ,,f
friends and neighbors surprised
them on Thursday night. Gather
ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
i.,a. Thompson, the group went to
the Smith home.
Games and music were enjoyed
during the early part of the even
ing, and later tables were plnonl
for cards. Luncheon was served
following the game. Surprising
Mr. and Mrs. Smith were Mr. and
Mrs. J. D. itraugbton, Mr. and Mrs.
Klkgs, Mr. and Mrs. 1. S. Thonip-1
son, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Skldniore.
Mr. and Mrs. (illlam, Mr. and Mrs.
Archie Smith, Mr. and Mrs. L.
Rose, the Mesdauies Buck, Henry
Hall, Misses Jessie Smith, Ituth
Thompson, Lillian Buck, Hetty
Knilth, Helen Buck, Dura BiiuiKh
ton, Ally Hraughton, Lois Tlioin
on and William Kklilmoi-e, Kills
Hull and Henry Miller.
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Mr. and Mrs. K. D Lull, or Myr
tle Creek, had as their gueCs mi
.Christmas Dsy, Mr. and Mrs. '. D.
.Bulek. Dr. and Mrs. A. C. Seel),
'Hall Seely and John l.utx.
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; Shell Oil Employes Have
Chrislmas Party
' On Tuesday tho home of Mr. and
Mrs. Merle lvie was the scene of a
Jolly Christmas purty, when the
;sneii on employes gathered there
.for the evening. t
, Holly wreathes and evergreens
Jderorated the rooms where the I
giouti apent peasant evening. A
.large trea bright with bells a id i
tinsel atooii in one corner of met
'living room and here gills were I
distributed. As each iruit t csme
dressed In children's clothes, niurh
'merriment was hsd throughout the
evening. JjiUt a lunrheon of salad,
sandwiches and coffee was serwni.
t'J'hose, enjoying the-evening were
) Mr. and Mrs. Clifford McKay anil
.small son. Floyd, Mr. and Mrs. Ab
Crubb. Mr. and Mrs. Clsrk Melton,
.Mr. and Mia. G. N. Grayblll, Mr.
laud Mrs. John Turner and small
daughter, Patricia. Mr. and Mrs.
I H. I. Crockran aud smnll daugh
!t"r, 1'Alilris. Mr. anil Mrs. Cle-m
Nichols of Salem. Mr. and Mrs.
'Jobn Klug. Miss Marjorle Cochran,
, Miss Mildred Cochran, Bernard
Grubb, Butter Grubb, aud
Uilwls, aenlor, of Salem.
Jttr.
The attractive rooms were fes
tive with holly and cedar boughs.
A beautifully decorated Christmas
tree stood in the living room, and
a miniature tree centered the din
ing room table. Hudlo music and
conversation interested the group
fur a time, and then lights were
turned off and colored cluster can
la ,llver caudleabra were
lighted on the fireplace mantle
and the tree lights were turned on,
after which gifts were presented.
Later Mrs. Farrington, attainted by
Mrs. H. M. Plerson, served lunch
eon at small tables, where miula-
Young Lady of Wenatchee
At a very pretty wedding cere-1
mony on Saturday evening at 9 1
o'clock. Miss Maxine L. Llghtlzer,
of Wenatchee, Washington be-1
came the bride ot Mr. David C. !
Young, of this city, at the Ilaptlst '
parsonage.
The service was read by Rev. II.
Wena-ilily
loung is tne manager
of the local
Western Union Tele-1
graph ofllce. The couple will
make their home on south Steph
ens street.
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Miss Clementine McKeynolds
and Miss Doris Price motorted to
day to Portland, to enjoy a visit
with relatives and friends over the
New Year holiday. '
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Bethel of lob's
I n,.. 17 . I II
. augntcrs 1 ormed Mere
A charter for a Bethel of Job's
Daughters was granted Saturday
night, r.ponsnrcd by the Daughters
of the Nile Club, with a member
ship of twenty-two girls.
The beautiful ritualistic work
wan put on by thirtta K'rta ofjSint'S IhB wedding party, Mr. and
llflht-1 Numbir 1. who mine from Mrs. Gay and Mr. and Mr a. Ittddlt
i'ortland fur (hU imriK, Mrs. (
Oregon and Mr. Wheelock. associ
ate grand guardian of Oregon, as
sisted by Miss Kalhryn Moore,
secretary of council of Bethel
Number 1, Installed the council and
ol fleers of the Koseburg Bethel.
They aro Mayme York Crocker,
guardian; thus. Mci:lhlmiy, asso-
,;'"'e Kuardlau; Mrs.
K. 8. Dcar-
dorf, treasurer, Mrs. F. W. Chase,
director of music; Zella M. Brad-
uui u, Kuaruiau 01 social aciiviiies;
Zella Green, guartllan of proper- j
ties; honored queen. Daphne!
Hughes; senior pnneess, I'auline
llubar; Junior princess, ElUubeth !
Kennerj guide, Francis Butner;
marshal. Ruth Gllinore; reeunler. i
Vera McClintock; treasurer. Ar :
ll-ie Kilbourne; pianist. Gene Whit-
nel
flrst, seroad, thlid, fourth
fifth messengers, Klliabeth
and
Abrahams, Charlotte Crocker i
Helen llnchor. Kvelyn Cummltigs, ! shades, and silver streamers. Cov
Ksther Wright ;haplaln. iHinuliy 'era were placed for Mr. and Mrs.
.Yiaistcrs; inner guard, Fmnia May
i raven; outer gusnl, Jose
sephlne
ttrmwn;
JeiiiiliiKH: librarian. Marv Si
senior custodian. Jessie Judd: :
Junior custodian. Olive Klmmll. i
kler; chorus nienibeis. ltulh lloov-1
er, Lucille Jertuund, and Louise
lli-ss.
Following Hie Installation the In
vltutoin from De.Molay lodge lor a
social evening n Tuesday, Herein-
ber 29, wss n-ad and accepted.!"1'
ijii t a luiiehiou was served by Hk
UaUdliliTs of the Nile Hub.
i'i
Mr. and Mrs. Grow Smith dined i
i faiulle at i o'clock on Christ-
mas
lay. About the table were i
seated Mrs. M. Babue. Mrs. A.
llarbler, Mrs. K. Alienee and Mr.
aud Mrs. Smith.
ti 0 '
M. an(I 1 I0lin,,,
, ' 1V';8' J"nso"
Hosts Sunday
"n Sumlsy evening Mr. and Mrs.
1.. Joluimn were hosts at a C
o'cloek teiilet dinner at their home,
hawiig the members ot their family
as guests.
Christmas ill ( orations biighlen.
ed the ioomi.i. and following the
illnrer hour llin group went to the
living ro.ni. here at a large
tw liberated with tinsel and the
reds and rr. ens ot the si ssnn, Kills
were tllstrtbulxd. Spending the
evening with Mi. and Mrs John
son w.re M,,. ii, n. ScrntK..,
of l'onls-i.l. Mis. MeBio Nor
ton. of likoid,.. M,,. ,M,ir)
filler. .Mr,. Harry llmimsn. Miss
f.slher Kllll.r. Mls Fl,i,..n.a V..1.
I'er, Linden Hoffman. Loren Joha-
soa aud Uurwaid Johuson.
Riddle-Gay Nuptial
in Portland
The following, taken' from the
PorUaod Telegram, will be of in-
lerest to society folk of this city
alid friends of the Kiddle family in L. F. T. dancing party on Tuesday ' lug. December liti, at the Coin-tue-couaty:
evening at the K. P. hall. i iraimHy Church In Oakland,
i At a simple and beautiful aery- The rooms were riven a lollr air l.eth young people are of this
ice last night at First 11-esbyterian
ciiurcn, aiies Jeanne ciizaocw iiay,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. St.
Clair Cay, became the bride of hall. A good orchestra provided b" c" y ooumeru
George Wesley Kiddle, son of Mr. niutlo for the evening and later paufic company here. They will
and Mrs. George K. Kiddle of the group gathered about a large rea''le, 'n o"'1""1- "re Mr
Grants Pass. 1tu church was e-: Christmas tre hemi.iiniiv H.rr. Muinhy will be employed as train-
fecllvely decorated wltb acacia and
eucalyptus and via lighted by tall
cathedral candles. Edgar E. Cour-
sen played the wedding music. The
service was read by candlelight by,
i.i. uu mo
presence of a large number of!
friends and relatives of the young
couple.
1 he bride made a charming pic
ture In her wedding gown of chif
fon in the new "faint flush" shade
elaborated with uppllqued lace.
Her veil was edged with luce that
hor great-grandmother brought
from Ireland, and was tied under
her chlu with luce. Her flowers
were gardenias, miles of the val
ley, sweet peas and bouvardia.
The matron of honor, Mrs. Alfred
Krohn, wore shell pink chiifon
with velvet trimmings and a cor
sage bouquet of roses
pea.. Miss Elizabeth
and sweet;
Kerr, the
maid of honor, was gowned in Dale I
pink chiffon wltb bauds of velvet
ribbon on the full skirt in grad-led
nated shades of pink. Her flowers
w ere roues aud sweet peas.
Miss Kvelyn CJulne of Koseburg,
and Miss Oeorglana Gerllnger
were the bridosmalds. Their frocks
were of chiffon lu a pastel shade of
yellow made with full skirts edged
in velvet and silver and they ear
ried arm bouquets of chrysanthe
mums in pastel shades of yellow
and mauve. All the attendants wore
(his llwdf hula Irlmmuil m-1(1-
land tied under their, chins with
silver ribbon,
John Day, Jr., of Grants Pass,
acted as best man aud the ushers
were Douglas Nicol, Alfred Krohn,
Francis Lluklater and Kaymond
Law rence.
Following the ceremony 'a recen-
tlon was held at the home of the I
! bride's parents for a number of the1
younger set. The. rooms were pret-'
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decorated with holly aud red
Canutes and the supper table was
centered with Christmas colors.
From K until 10 o'clock Mrs. Joseph!
N. Teal. Mrs. R. F. Prael, Mrs. M.
A. M. Ashley and Miss, Esther
Wuest presided at the table. Mrs.
James 11. Kerr, Mrs. T. H. Foster,
Mil's Mabel Lawrence uud Mrs.
Harry Kendall poured for Uie sec
ond hour. Tbo group of younger
girls who assisted nbout the rooms
included Miss Hallle Keating or
Sun Francisco, Miss Frances
Mathews of Berkeley, Mrs. Ralph
Burgess, and the Ml ws Marian
Flayter, Hasel Mary Price. Martha
Shull, Margaret Spencer, Helen
Manning, Florence Fortmlller of
Albany, .Mar Rami Foster and Miss
Anne Lawrence.
The receiving line Included be-
- who wore out-of-town gurets at thoj
weddlng.
Mr .and Mrs. Riddle will make
their home for the present In Al
bany. ' ft ft ft
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Nichols and
two children and Mr. Nichols,
senior, of Suleni, are guests at the
home of Mr. and Mia. Merle lvie
over Ibe Chiisimas holidays.
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Christmas Dinner
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-K"Drated at iicll 1 lomn
On Christmas day, Mrs. H. C.
Farelnw and Miss Minnie Bell were
Joint hostesses at dinner at the
home of the latter on Terrace
avenue, having the nieinberr. of
their family togother. i
Dualnt decorations ' of noinset'-
"as, holly, and evergreen were
used nbout the rooms, and the
"This were dimmed w ith ri d
;1 - i.intoti, Mr. and Mrs. W.
'. ot l-nrllainl, Mr. and Mrs. I).;
!' Malhews. Mr. ami .Mrs. L. h.
Bell, Mrs. S. W. Heir, Raymond
J'nrslow
of
Astoria, 1. S. Kettii,
M" '"aril
II, Raymond lie
Louis llilluiaii Bell, Mr. and Mrs.
II. C. l'aislow and Miss Hell,
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IT. and Mrs. H. IV Wilson, of
Marshfielil. arrived Thursday to
nd the Christmas hollilavs vis-1
Ring Mrs. Wilson s parents. Mr. I
aisl Mrs. G. W. R.p. i
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Master Spaugh Celebrates
I !-,u,!.
-"inn creary
A er pleasant nfvrmmn was
soent liv a niMilt..e ..r v.,,,,,. r..lL
on Saturday of last week, when ejK ,llt T,'r'r n""r 13 Perfectly
tliey taihered at Hie Alha SpaiiKh dressed. Consei)untly for tho lei
home on ftephens atti-et, observing aure moments of the day where the
the sex birthday anniversary of n-'gllceo appeiirs as rt'i'en of alt It
Maier l.aVern Ppaugh. i surveys U Is Intportant thit tl. s
The gnesls were Interested In femlrena nuivirel hi .Imnlr-.,.
games, a candy hunt, and the tell
ing of Christmas stories. Follow ing,
the looms were dai keind anil can
dles en a beautifully ducorated
Christmas tree were lUhled. The
rlilldien ormed a ring, walk
ing around the tree and re
ceiving a gift A large binhilay
cal.u was brought Into the loom,
the randies un the cake were ex
tinguished, and the email host cut
the rake, wlileh was served wl:h
o:her refreshments. Tlie uct lit
imiuded Charlotte Wesi-oll. fas-ie
Kint. I.tntlu Kent. June Ken:, Mu
rVI !awe. Merle Williams, IH-i.s
Williams, Maxlno Ttiishin and Al'an
Kent. Willurd Wesenit. Junior Y
.-i.tt. Franklvn Wlekham. Ilnue
Bilsuia aud Keith Harrison. 1
L. F; T. Dance
Jolly Affair
One of the festive dunces mil
Christmas parties that marked the'Sp.irks to Mr. Andrew J. Murphy
I holiday affairs this week was the will he an cvint of Sunday even-
' with decorations of Christmas
greens ana Dens, and one large
' red bell centered the celling of the
ted at one end of the hall ami
here each lady found on the tree
a small doll with candy, the doll
having a number on it. The men
were given . stick of candy tied
j wun rmeons win Dens, on wnicn
a number was marked. In this in-:
, formal and Jolly manner partners I
" Vliuncu mi Puuucr WUILU 1UI-
lowed. Each person Dresent re -
person present re
ceived a present.
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Central School Pupils
f lave Christmas Program
The pupils of Central School
had a Jolly Christmas party on
Wednesday afternoon at the
houxe, under the direction of their
tea.-her. Miss Luther.
A large Christmas tree, decorat
ed with tinsel and bells and crepe
paper, stood In one corner of th
! room, tnd decorations s.vmbllc of
the day were used about the
I room. A short program interest-
the groop, aud a play. The
Christ Child, was presented.
Christmas carols were sung and
alter tne entertainment each pu-
P" received a gut irom a fcanta
'f - '11" - 'uA D0D corn was
i puted- ,
Negligees Are Important
A Successful, Wardrobe
of Robes of Beauty and
if W:
The flresl.lo season Is well
c?on '
U3, and In the luxurious hours if
j perfoct freedom the boudoir Is a
haven nf comfort where beauty Is
! especially d m.insed.
There are few things as restful
to the feminine mind as the knowl-
nmptt;only beautiful accordln
to Individual desire.
fil' tl- , vvsn
4,;i ls fc- S); &r . .;.-As
;fi ' ' I
me resuess suiru oi me fl.iy lines and gracefully falling chiffons
frequently demands on expression and lares. The tea gown or negll
In trous-red comfort In t!: Km i gro exhibits t!artllngly beautiful
dolr. Consequently that de-nnn I effects In an elaboration of detail.
may us mitisi:iu in tl:c
rM.'in.i
mooe wnirn is h:st as often lux-
urlous In Its material and rt.-ull a
H Is satisfying la lis free.iou e
line.
There are prjimss of every do
scrlpthm for those who tl nl u. :
til and vVslc.il satisfies! :i i:
Uiein. "there are rich aud g,.r
geous metallic brocsr.es In Orlru
' apisunor or color aud feet!-,e
jThors ar cUiuflnx sUla sr.il iu:iiy ,
Murphy-Sparks Nuptials ,
to Be Sunday
Tin. marriage of Mln Mvrlle
ami. are wen lumu, juiu
co"'"u
ber of years, and Ir. Murpny has
1 ma.i by the Southern Pacific Com-
;
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1 " , ,,"' left "nmiav for Tat
na via" ,oy w"li send the
Mr .and Mrs. Hurry Hoffman and
,,.,.,,,,. holidays with Mr Hoff-
brother, Fred Hoffman.
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Meyers Complimented
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Saturday Afternoon
MirpriHiug Miss Margaret Meyers
on Saturday afternoon of last week.
j a few Intimate friends gathered at
I net- nome on riarvaru Avenue to
compliment 4ier on her birthday
anniversary.
lntanutlhg games and contests
entertained the group for a time
and later luncheon was served.
Those KurprlHlng Miss Meyers were
th.; Misses Uoldiu Goetz, Ruth
Meicalf, Grace Wallace, Mildred ! nelu nome on ednesday evening,
Monis, Mildred Conies. Daynise;,or nlcn Mr- Harr)r Hatfield
Keece, Hazel Strickluiid, Lucille
Peterson, Margaret Jean Arthur,
Dons Howard and Doris Johnson,
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Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Grayblll
have returued to their home.in this
city after an extended visit in Se
attle with relatives aud friends.
Demands tlw Appearance
Comjort forjthe Boudoir
felling Trivets In all tints and dw
sl;;ns. TV-ro are emhroldored and
Jewolled two-piece ngU,os which
fo..ur embroider) of yelgn coun
tries snd ar xotlc In their appeal
and there are the simplest form
of pyjamas for the athletlo yp, of
person who demands st-ilcity ot
detail as well al freedom ot mo
tion for her leisure hours.
The Mnndarln type of negligee Is
also seen In almost every coloring,
and shares Its appeal with tho two
piece negligee of Turtdsh origin.
The distinctly femlnlna appenl la
sunnily! In a neffltffee nf flnwln
There aro fenthers and furs. 1aw-
.Is and fr!n. all nf M,.
. used to err Me a lilxiy-loua result,
j Ania Nllsson. who wears B
i cha-mtng negligee of flowing lines
nd graceful ruatort il lu her First
! National f.lm, 'The Splendid i
Read." fir.ds restful and harmo-
nious rel.ef from the hnrry s4 j
bustle of her life In selecting sell
cr of distinctly feminlna appvi
fof h,s.- h.fifaljj, ' ' . T?.
KJ
Jolly Christmas Party
at Shirtcliff Home
One of the Jolly Christmas af
fairs of the week was the party at
the Sblrtcllffe home near Myrtle
Creek, whin the members of the
tie creek high school and their
t teacher1. Miss BernJce I. Nelson,
igathered for an Informal evening,
t Games were played and gifts
were played and gifts
were distributed to the guests.
The Misses Rose Shirtcllffe and
Mildred Stone, two members of
the Benior class, were asked to
wind a string, which was given
them, and told that they would
find treasures at the end of the
I r'B- The treasures found were
'j numerous kitchen utensils, a sur-
vnao snower lor tne two young
ladies, who are popular brides-
elect. Later lunrhenn was tun-url
jtlle 8roup' -
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Johnson had
as guests at dinner on Christmas
day, Mrs. Marry Fuller, Mr. C. H.
Merton, Wurren Johnson and Dur
ward Johnson.
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Festive Christmas
Party at Hatfield Home
Among the ' fesUve Christmas
parties that marked the week's
"cioi evenis lias mat at me tiai-
was hostess to the members of her
Sunday school class of the Baptist
church.
Ropes of green, strung with tin
sel and decorations of Christmas
symbols decorated the rooms and
In one room stood a beautifully
decorated tree. Games formed the
diversion of the evening and a
guessing contest was also held.
Later gifts were distributed and
the hostesa served a luncheon. En
Joying the evening were the Misses
Carmellta lllaylock, Vernlta Pick-
: KStfif'SS nSZTZZ
ttni.
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Chares L. Yokum, of Salem, ar
rived the first of the week to
spend the Christmas holidays visit
ing with his mother, Mrs. J. W.
Perkins.
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Miss Love Weds
Harley Wilson Tuesday
The marriage of Miss Rachel
Love to Mr. Harley Williams, both
uf Yoncalla, waa Bolemuized on
Tuesday, December 22, at the par
sonage of the Presbtorian church.
The ceremony waa ,read by Rer.
W. s. McCullagu and the bride was
attended by her sister, Mrs. C. E.
Hannan. Mr. C. K. Hunnan was
best man. Both young people have
always been residents of Yoncalla
and have niany friends there. They
will make their home near that
place, where Mr. Williams has a
ranch.
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C. H. Norton, of Coquille. ar
rived Thursday, spending Christ
mas here visiting bis mother, Mrs.
-Mary Fuller.
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Hughes Entertain on
Christmas Day
Mr. and Mrs. Washington
Hughes were hosts at 1:30 din
ner at their home on Christmas
I my having a few Intimate friends
as guests. ;
In the rooms mistletoe, hotly
and Oregon grape were brlkiit de
corations, and at the tahlo the
Kume motif was carried out. A
pleasant afternoon and evening
was spent following the dinner
hour. Covers at dinner were plac
ed for Mr. and Mrs. Paul llubar,
Mr. and Mrs. William Bell, Mr.
and Mrs. Dean Buhar. Mr. and
Mrs. Akely, Mrs. Buhar. Miss
Daphne Hughes. Miss Grace Bu
bar. Miss i'auline Bubar and Mr.
and Mrs. Hughes.
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Harpster Family
Gather at Dinner
Mr. and Mm. C. F. Harpester
had their family together In an In
timate group at dinner on Christ
mas day.
Cedar boughs and polnsettlas
were used in the rooms and at the
table where dinner was served at
2:30 o'clock. A pleasant time was
spent in the afternoon and evening
following dinner. Spending the
day were Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Harp
ster, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Butler,
Mrs. M. A. Jones, Mrs. Florence
Dabney, Miss Clarice Harpster and
Stanford Jones.
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Mr. and Mrs. Clydn Rutlcr re
turned home on Christmas day
I from Albany, where they visited
relatives foa a short time.
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Christmas Eve Party
at Wiston Home
A Jolly Christmas party, which
marked the gay affairs of the werk
was that at the home of Mr. and
Mr. W. C. Winston on Christmas
eve.
Music and cards entertnlned the
guests for a time and later the
hostess served luncheon. Bidden to
the affair weep Mr. and Mrs. Eu
gene Hannan. Ir. and Mrs. George
Bacher. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Renner,
Dr. and Mr. George Bradburn.
Mr. and Mrs. Clay Smith, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Winston, Mr. and K.
Kastman, Mr. and Mrs. George
Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. W". T. Cra
ven, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Winston
and family. Mrs. Susie Collier.
Misses Th.-lma Smith. Dorothy
Winston, Helen Bacher. Eliiabeth
Renner, Norma
Winston. and '
Messrs. ale
"on. La erw
Smith. Kenneth
ernr. Lander. Earl Smith.
George Wilson Bacher and Harri-
ton Winston.
as HOTEL ROSE
jj
.id i ; s
SUNDAY DINNER, $1.00
2:30 to 65:30 P. M.
Phone 622 for reservations.
Jolly Christmas Program I
at South Deer Creek School;
Os the day which closed the
schools tor the holidays, the child
ren of the South Deer Creek school
were the participants in a Jolly
ChrUmuas program and parly at
tne scuooinouse.
Mrs. Scott, the teacher of the
school, led the children in singing.
The program was opened by the
soug, "Star of December," by Ruth
Blood and Rachel Smith, and was
followed by a song, "So Do 1," by
the school; recitation, "The Wise
Owl," by Lyman Parrott; recita
tion. "A Riddle," by Albert Kar
cher; recitation, "An Orphan," by
Walden Hatlield; readiug, "The
Shepherds,? by Ruth Blood; reci
tation, "Christmas Tree Speaks,"
by Lois Duncan; soug, "Santa
Claus," by children; recitation,
"Grandfather Gay," by Margaret
Banning; readiug, "The Wise
Men," by . Joanne Perrott; song,
"Christmas Times," by the school;
recitation, "The Christmas Pessi
mist," by Calvin Smith; recitation,
"Progressive Santa," by Nadlne
Pinkerton; recitation, "Two Slock-j
ings," by Rachel Smith; recitation,
"Surprise," by lsabeil Karcher;
readmg, "If I Dast, But I Daren't,"
by Craig Parrott; song, "Jolly Old
Santa Claus," by school.
The memDers of the school
board gave short talks and several
visitors gave talks. Following came
the distribution of presents to the
children from a, Christmas tree,
and candy and an orange was
given to each visitor and pupiL
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Miss Price, teacher at the Win
ston school, gave a very enjoyable
Christmas program on . Thursday,
and a large and beautifully decor-
attsl tree was placed in the school
house, where a Inrge number of
pupils and parents made merry,
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Christmas Dinner at
bchindler Home
Mrs. Belle Schlndler and Miss
Mablo Schlndler were hostesses on
Christmas day at dinner at their
home In this city.
Covers were placed for Mr. and
Mrs. L. It. Bodie, Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Hatch, Miss Jessie Sanburn,
Miss Dorothy Hatch, Mr. Bert
Hatch, of Cottage Grove, and Mrs.
Schlndler and Miss Schlndler.
POETS' CORNER
Signed Contributions for This Department May Be Sent to the
Society Editor of The News-Review, and Will Be Used as
Space la Available,
TO A NATURE LOVER
, , t , There s no fun with toys on the
The following poem by Alden shelf
Harness of Koseburg. has Just j That's almost as bad as the person
been included in a book of verse, j Who wants everything for himself
containing only poems of merit,!
compiled and published by the : If dolly Is losing her color
Northwest Poetry Society. I And the Uttle toy auto its spring
ben in the blossoms that unfold. Remember, the battle-scarred sold
Where sunlight w arms the fertile j ler
god: , I" the soldier whose praises wo
The universe thou shalt behold sing.
And learn the perfect laws of
God:
To heaven that around three dies
Kind nature shall become thy
guide:
By angel hands before thine eyes
The veil shall then be drawn
aside.
When on some far and lonely trail
'Thou shalt commune with friend
ly trees
And understand the mystic tale
Tbat they shall tell thee through
the breexe;
Christ shall transform thy mind
with light
And In that light thou shall
abide:
Divlnrjly clear shall be thy sight;
The veil shall then be draws
aside.
V
When on some lofty peak above
The peopled valley thAu .shalt
pause.
And know the all-pervading Love.
The one supreme and only
Cause ;
With forces that shall make t,hee
free
Forever thou shalt be allied-
Revealing higher tnitha to ihe
The veil shall th-n be drawn
aside.
ALDEN HARNESS
BROKEN T0V8
Don't cry. little girl If Tour dnilv
Fast loses her color and curls.
Win-ilS'n't cry little boy. If oor auto
Gets w recked aud the coll-sprin
Th
uuiuris.
ere 'a no tun In having without
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3 - a"aa
3 a fe&j a
f.ir rr: (K-i
Winstons Entertain
at Dinner
Small Christmas trees, brightly
Ughled and decorated formed an
attracllse motif at the table ot Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Winston when
they entertained at dinner on
Christmas day. Favors attached to
the place cards by ribbon aud ex
tending to the small tree which
centered the table, were at the
cover ot each guest.
The guest list Included Dr. and
Mrs. George A. Bradburn, Mr. and
Mrs. W. T. Craven, Mr. and Mrs.
W. C. Winston, Mr. and Mrs. Fed
Renner, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. War
ner, Mrs. Susie Collier, the Misses
Kiuma Mae Craven, Willa Craven
Elizabeth Renner, Beverly Win
ston, Virginia Winston, Liah Win
ston, Messrs. George Bradburn and
Harrison Winston.
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Mr. and Mrs. "3. R. Howard, of
Green, motored to Corvallu, where
on Christmas day they were guests
of Mrs. Fuller, Mrs. Howard's
mother.
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Mr. and Mrs. Schwartz
Hosts on Christmas Day
Mr. and Mrs. Fred SchwarU
were hosts to a group of Intimate
friends at 3 o'clock dinner on
I Christmas Day at their home on
' KilMt IUi1,.a. .t.m,r
PotnsetUas aud holly formed the
bright table decorations and covers
were placed for Mr. and Mrs. A.
B. Crawford, Mr. and Mrs. S. R.
Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Beldon Owen,
Agnes May Crawford, Nivan Craw
ford ot Duiismulr, Roland
Schwartz, Nivan Crawford of this
city, and Mr. and Mrs. Schwarta..
Following the dinner hour the time
was pleasantly spent In playing
bridge.
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Dr. and Mrs. George Bradburn,
and Mis. Susie Collier left today
lor Mursbtleld, where they will vis
it a few days at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Rus3ell Dunham.
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Mr. and Mrs. Gus Johnson, of
Portland, drove to Rosebura to
spend Christmas at the Liudgren
! home at Klgarose, and will visit
W'ltn other relatives before return
ing home. Mr. Johnson is employ
ed iu Portland by W. D. Bell, for
merly of this city, being foreman
(Continued on page six.)
i using.
i Those toys we Invn hsf it,-. ...
service
That share with us all the hard
blows
They're Ju.it like old friends and
we love. them
Because they have shared in our
woes.
Written Dec. 25 by Orpha Col
li us,
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A HILL BILLY S CHRISTMAS
On Di-cember 24, laoi. a hill-billy
sat In his cabin alone.
It was mowing, and tile white
flakes had covered the ground.
He was lonesome, wished he was
off In the town,
lie was far too old to expect St.
Kick,
n hen. golly, what a racket!
What
IS 117
An airplane with
a whine and a
Purr.
Whlsjed right past the cabin door!
The driver was Old Chris Cringle,
a little off his route,
But he left a sack, with a thnmn
and a bound.
It grased the big fir as It hit the
ground.
The old-timer was excited alright.
In a Jlfly he was undoing the pack.
I hen a enss word big and blue, out
of the cabin.
Into the night It flew.
There was rice, beans, a pair of old
socks that bad been worn.
And prunes dried and brown.
Wasn't that a mean trick?
Who would have thought It of old
St. Nick.
Grace Crear.
8u3 Winchester SL
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