TWO
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, SATURDAY, MAY 1, 1926.
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S0C1ETY-
By GRACE CARROLL
All contributions to tlila page, society, women's clubs, and
pui'BonulB, bbould bo telephoned to the society editor by Friday
.Engagement of Miss Iris
Kice and Donald Helliwell
-Made at Attractive Dinner
) Ot wide social Interest 1 tne aa-
- .nouncement of the engagement of
-.MiriH Jns Ulce to Mr. Jjunald Helll
"'well, which was made at an uttruc
I!tlvo 7 o'clock dinner last evening,
-.given by Alia. George T. lioltcr at
" her home on Ititi Mosher street.
I ' Klowurn iu delicate shades of
- 'luvondor and pink, combined wltb
" hite peon tea, prevailed iu the
grooms, mid bowls of peonies, pup
""pies, iris aud small roses combined
"tworo used at tlie exquisitely up
i pointed table. Tall pink etinuies In
"'holders fashioned of sliver josso
pluquos, with miniature candtes and
- 'lioUmi'n at each cover, loi inud the
"Jonly light in the dining room, and
'mauo a soft glow and iovely netting
lor the alfair.
' Covers were placed for Miss Iris
Riee, the ALeadauieH IL L. Con-
'iielly, (.Hon Smith, Wattcr Fisher,
'the Misses Ferne Keyuiurs, Marion
.Sorter, Vera McMillln, RosJna 1'or
tor, Lorlene Coulee, Grace Carroll,
"Clarice ilarpstcr, Kva Hie-;, iJuro-
.thy Orcutt, Jeanutto Itice, Lenore
, iilelllwell, Lois Cobb, Helen Casey,
vThelmu Newlmrd, (jertrudo itast,
" Virginia WUlting aud i'hyllis Ann
.Bolter.
r, Following the dinner hour sever
rf'ftl tables of bridge were arranged.
"Mrs. Wulter Fisher, won high ncorw
and Miss Lenore lielllwell re
,.,ccived consolation prUo.
After the guests wore seated for
bridge, following dinner, . Miss
-.Ul.villu Ami' H.illoi' ( vtnit u
'basket, presented oanh with .a small
.... . ...i . .
"pitui siik oag, wiiicu wnou uuueu,
'uncovered a amul! eat, uniquely
I f"f ushionud of candy, bearing the uu-
- -nouucemuuL
Miss Rico is tlio daughter ot
2ar. and Mrs. Dexter Hiuo, of this
..city and a member of a well knoWn
-family of Douglas county. Sho iu
"au attractive and popular member
"of the younger set, and after grad
".uution. from Roseburg high school
attended the University of Oregon.
" -yiiu is a member of Gamma I'hi
'Mela sorority. JJurlng the paat year
. .Mius Klco has been reading at
- rhomo, taking au active lute feat In
"uouiul affairs.
' ' - Mr. Helllwoll, son of Krnost
I Jlollhvell, well known in this city,
- dH also a graduate of the Hosobui-ff
"'high sohool, wliero lie was active
"In S.'U. A .aflali-s. He attended O.
..A. C. and in a member of JJeiia
--Kappii fraternity. Uurlng (ha past
year ho has been associated -.vlth
;jils father in Hie l'eoplo'a Supply
, oinpany.
- The wedding will bo a social
Tveut of June lti at tit. George's
piscopul church.
O ft
;Roseburg Matrons Give
iSeries of Luncheons
Having their friends together at
l Beries of four affalrH, Mrs.
Charles Itusho aud Mrs. Itudolph
'ljlndner charmingly entertained at
" it ho home of the toriper at luncheon
on . Weduehday and Thuruday.
"Uoaea, ferus and carnations decor-
tilfd the rooms aud centered the
1 luncheon tublea.
On Wediu'Bday sewing was the
tiiverslcn and several tables of
, ,DNd,;e were hituukuu aller luiu ii decorations, when, following the
,i-oii on Thursday. Mi's. h 11. Dim jhusiuoK.s scshIuii. Mrs. Ii. iloyd en
'hyi hell IiIkIi honors and Mm. II. Iteimiued Iho Kioup with several
Gedney received consolation 'pin no selections. Afterward a buf-
.prize. !fet htneheou was enjoyed. Mrs. U.
Miss E!i like assisted on Thur.vjs. 1 1 hi t mi assisted lh IiokIcss
JJay. clurliiK lhe nrieruoou.
. . Wednesday's Ruest lisl included Those enjoying Mia. I 'tide's Iioh
the Mesdaiues V. S. lleinline, Paul pilallty wore the Mesdames W.
liubur, Cuy of Portland, ! L. Kraut2, Peter Sinclair, A. N.
VashP)Kton Hughes, J. 11. Osborjt, Schneider, Hugh Ritchie, Fred
-I. H. Itlddle. U. L. (Jlle. Charles
" Tlrand. N. 11. Iluoll, Charles 11
, jtusho, 11. It. Vounl and M. C II ice.
t Hidden to Thursday's luncheon
were the Mesdames A. J. Voting.
" b It. Dunlap, W. V. Harris, It. K.
)(iedney, Chtlr K. Allen, Win. Hell,
J. I. Love, Dean Hubar, A, l' Mc-
'Kenzle, ti. N. Young. J. 10. MeClhi -
"tuck, II. C. (Iiurch, Nathan Kullor
Jlton, li. C. igler, It. I.. Devaney,
. iM. S. Allen, J. C. Ponsler, W, S.
'Merit, W. .1. Weaver, J.oren Miller.
'A. K. Kent, tiny KHnt of Portlmai,
V. Itice ami Miss Ka Kicu.
to C
Roaeburp Maid I Ionored
on Anniversary
For Miss Cleineulino Mclley
ntdds, v ho tdiserved ber bin hduy
,. aim t versa ry on Tuesday, Mrs'. Ida
. Dysimrcr iurornially entertained at
her home on the coiner of Moslter j the lniportanee of lhe coining sialo
' and .Mill streets on Monday even- convention of ,Mu.ic Teachers,
lug. A color motif of pink audiwhlch will be held iu this cil May
i white, turned out In charming ar-jl'7 and -8.
ranj,'eni'-iits of roses ai.il pinks in
vases and low Is. formed the dee-
, orallous win-re the guests enjoyed
an evening ot chatting and ilanc-
1 Jug. AI1i-nnid a bullet luncheon .Miss Maxine Mtaire; vocal solo, by
; wuh enjoyed. I C. S. MclOlbinny; violin solo. b
Invited guests were .Miss Clem-1 Walt er Welker.
Cntlne Mel(i.y:inld;i. Mrs. W. W. j t Q
, v!!n"l.:;In,1 A" ; MeUey,,oids.;Grol Enjoy Picnic
Miss t laudfa 1 lotiseohb i . Ctiv ' . . . 3
Dipph-. Jack Schrcnuler and 11. W. Nenr KlVCr bank
Wood. j The wt'lronie warm spu ic days
,;i ie been the inspiration "I many
Swimming H Sport
at Alexander's Park
A small group motored to
ami"' i s Park on Monday v.
Me
enim;.
there enjoj ing a kw I in m lug pari v
until di!.-k. !e:i a picnic lunch
whs snread ro ar iho t ivei- hank
and the evening w as pleasant iy ho-!- enjoying the evening w er- v o 0,
Hpenl. Included In the group wero, the Me.-dames J. M. Judd. Harp Mr:. .!.m s H CI;, of Portland.,1
Mis. Arh ue Karb igh. tlie Misses . 1-ymau Spencer, W. C. Tipton, Wn. a popular visiting mat run in
Lenore Helliwell, Kvelyn HawnS, McKlhiuny, the Misses rftye Uosvbuig lliis week. Mi-'(ydoy is
Ixiis Hyrd, AlUo Bruufchlou uad iGeiides, Josephiuo Mclilhinny nud.u guent at the home of UrWiud ,
Vurua Luther. IVuJamGoff. Mrs H. C. Church.
Ladies of Club Spend
Pleasant Afternoon
On 'i hursday of last week the
ladles oi the Neighborhood Club of
I Camas Valley gaiiiered at the homo
of Mia. Mildred Kussel tor a pleas
ant atlernoou. A short business
mooting preceded the entertaiu
meut, and afterward the ludius
chatted and sewed until the tea
hour, when a luncheon was nerved
at dainty tables. The hostess was
assisted by Mrs. Lucy Dick.
Spending the afternoon were ttio
Mesdaiyes L. Itichter, K. Kdmau, A.
It. Lawsou, U Hick, tlio AIIbbos
Alice Scrauton and llessle liio.vi:.
Mrs. Leo Bates Hostess
to Large Group
A pleasant affair of the week
was given April 27 at Ihe K. F,
xiaii, wan mrs. r.eo uates as uoat-
ess In observance, of her birthday
unin aur. uuiiiea aim aancinK
formed tin nlnrliiinmi.nl !,.
evening , and Miss Dorothy Ogle!aI,, George Kohlhagen, T. E.
a.nu tnu uuiitu iiuiuuvia. w. Lj
Torroy, Impersonating a feminine
dancer, gave tlie gnusts an amusing
enieriuinineut. following the pro
gruiu the group enjoying uu in
formal evening ot dancing.
At tlio supper hour luncheon.
served ut charmingly decniuled
tables, wus enjoyed in tho banuuut
hall. A1rs. J. A. Yarbrough assisted
tlio hostess..
Tlio guuflt liBt included Air. and
Mrs. L. T. Fullorton, Air. und Mrs.
J. A." Yarbrough, Air. aud Airs. D.
jaa('!
Will'
Air. and Airs. L. 10. Wads.
worth. Air. and Airs. H. W. Melaa -
ller. Air. anil Mm. I., w 'rni-i i.u
Air. and Airs. D. K stephensou, Air.
and Airs. G. T. Warn. Air. and Alia.
Leo Shaw, Air. and Airs. Z. J. Lew-
man, Mr. aud Airs. C. L. Spray, Mr.
and Airs. J. I. Nicholson, Mr. aud
Airs. Roy Young, the Allsses Dor
een Lewla, Dorothy Ogle, the Ales
aers O. Plumur and L. Rates.
. .
Bride-Elect Honored
With bhower .
Mrs i ,,i., nM,i,,u i... o
on Thursday at a a'howor comnll -
nieutlng Allaa Eva llroltenbucher.
at which the ladies of the Tennille
Kiieata. A clioit program and au;llu,1"K " "''y Van of tlio ova-
lul'Ornial afteiuuun of chatting eu
(crtalncd tho group. Aiiss Breiten-
bucher received many beautiful
ami usetul arllcies. Alterward the
guests enjoyed luneheeti, served on
the lawn at small tables. '
Tlio gueats wero Aliss Eva Urelt
enbucher, honoree, tho Aleuthtmes
A- Coals, A. Walson, A. Uushnell,
L. Selgel. G. Barnes, M. Porter, V.
AIcDanlel, 10. Albro. S. Aloss, K.
All.Danlil, V. lllce, I,.' Hreltenbuch
er, M. Slbold, L. Howell, and Mrs.
Juuu Byron, of Olulla, was au add
ed guest.
Group Enjoy Afternoon
With Mrs. Page
MlH. J. ICl'Wln PiiL'i urrnuirml n
pleaHuut afternoon ontortaininont
for the matrons of the Harden Vul-
ley Woman a Club at her borne on
Thursday of last week, lloosler
Ueauly roses formed tho attractive
; Parrott, II Nldny, K. McCoy. (J. Mc-
Diuiit'l, It. S. Huttou, J. L:w iim. I ,
S. KeimiHon. H. A. Cnlhonn, 10.
Urown. und t;. C. Pulley.
A Mtiy I ay hinrbeoii will h.. ft-n-lured
ill Ihe next club Hireling,
which will be held at I lie club
bouse, und will be ait uttiaclive itf-
'fiih".
Interesting Program for
Rose P. T. A. Meeting
An mien-Mini; prounim has been
prepnied rtr (In- Uuso school P. T
A. nice! in if. which will be on Mon
day at ihe school bouse. An iiu
port ant bu.Hliie.s.H session will In
taken up und election of next
year's oft leers will be held.
.Mrs. C. S. lleinline. from the
iTIeielin
Coesen ;itory uf Muste
ill ki e it litlK. m ii shH;
'and Ai t
The progrnm will Include a piano '
nolo, by liny linrduiati, vocal .--elec- (ieorge, ot California, Storey Mu.s
tion. by Miss Helen Casey; i t-ac-.; son. ot Marnhiield, W. H llownraii
ing. by Oros Wolfe; fluie solo, bylof i:ugem W. 1(. Wiim'-I of Call
'ninth's during the past we k and
nmny groups have moiond to cool
!spotM near the river to hold n
formal p O r at Iho end of .e
day. On Tuesday iveni?m a tew
niotorod to Winchester, inking a
picnic lunch and spending the
eeiiiiir hv the river bank. Ainoiii!
: Group of Hostesses
Entertain at Bridge
lirldgu and bowIhk wurn thu
diversions arrauKed for two Binurt
afluirB of the woek, which had us
hoBti'SHfa Mrs. Hurry 1'uiKetor,
Mrn. W. H. OorretBon aud Mrs. J.
M. Fee, who Invllod u huge uuui -
ber of prominent Iloaouurg ina-
Irons and maids to the I'urgeter
" uvi, Y"V-
Lovely roses in delicate shiuius
brlghtoned the rooms In the
charming home.
Airs. M. a. Allen held high
honors and Mrs. J. IS. Sawyers rd
celved second prize on Tuesday
and on Friday Mrs. ileorge A.
Ltradburn received first prize and
Mrs. .1. C. Ponsler second.
Following the game luncheon j
was served at the daintily appoint'
cd tables. AssiBtlng on Tuesduy
vtura it M y All,. ii nmt i luo
luinnllA T(l,.o i, M.I mi l.'i-(ilv
Airs. ti. C. Church and Airs. Edith
Cilmoio.
Tuesday's: gunst list Included
ihe Mesdumes Greta Thornton, J.
K. Sawyers, It. E. tjedney, It. I.
I Whipple, S. O. Selllck, Kred
Schwartz, J. I. I.ove, W. S. .lost,
I Arthur ihium, A. (I. Sutherland,
J I.) Alorgan, S. N. Young, M. S.
Itice, lllrney West, W. F. Harris,
ill. F. Ogden, Lee A. Wells. II. II.
Stiipleton, A. A. Wilder, 1. U. Ilroad-
...v M s Allen
J. C. Hume.
I ii,.i,,i, ni i u
Kiddie. O. C.
i Kinlav. NaDoleon t i e. Francits
,,..... ., V. r , i a
t SllmletOll 11 11. MOUKI. KrilllK,
.ii,rn, Charles l'arrott, Albert
iAIicelll, Fred Slrang, .1. W. Cook.
tlie Aliases Frances Howell and
Jennelto Rice.
On Frlduy the guests were the
f..u,li,o, Wi.llor U lltimilinn S!
Kidder, AI. II. Grof-n, George
Johnson, J. A. Uenn, Clay Duriiy,
R. L. Devalley, A. 10. Kent, M. S
Allen. N'ut.llnll lllllerl on. .1. C.
I'onsler. C. A. Lnckwood, George
A. Urudburn. II. C. Chureh. Jaines
Clark, of I'orlland, II. M. More-
land, II. N. Urayblll, Ned illxon,
toy Catching, A. It. Mogre, Geo.
i E. Houck. E. J. WaiiiHcott, Vivian
! French. W. It. Hrown, I). Lenox,
I'- Skinner, Jack crailon, wil-
1 ,a Johnson, Clair K. Alien, D.
rvraemer, a., r. nicn.eu.ie auu
viuu iiojuva.
. . a ' J
uy 1 WO -iasses
The C. O. M. E. Class and Iho
Kum-join-us class of the Christian
jehtirch hold u jului social evening
on Tuesday, tlie members ot
!U1U lwo """sea gallieriilg
at tlio
home of Air. and Airs. Charles
Stautou. Games and contests un
law u
luB and later tables were placed I
lor gamea of rook. Afterward
luncheon wuh hot veil at the (ablt-ii
by tho ho:jtea, asjiiatud by Ansa
labile llmhion.
KnJoyiiiK tho evening with Mr.
und Mn. Stanton wuro tlio ;
Iris .MeAllhiler, Kihid LaiuleiH, J
. ejsiher iMlinan, Marjune hnyiifr, ;
1 MarKUerile Snyder, Marv.arel Hew-,
I 111. Lois ItocKk-y, Vesta lleirkli-y, :
! Itottfl Conrny, lthca (JuIoh, Ituby
Uiuile, Khsio Hudson, .li'.ssie tiibbs,
!and Ihe Mossrs. Uay ilaniiiKui,1
(K'orKo We bbc!i', Uvorito Si an I on,
lU'Kiaald llarllii ld, lJonuld Uada
IbaiiKh, Glado itruion, ()wt;n Walk
t it, Koltb Smith, iliadb-y Smith,
! ltoyd lirulon.
Affair Compliments
IVl.fv
Roscburg Matron
An affair of the wcek alleiuicd
by a tut'Ke Dumber ol itu.sebtn h
inatrons aud given at tho home ut
M r. Mary Pr uu on eiiin-iluy.
was arranged to MiipiiM- ami hon
or Mia. Hurry Ueany.
titii'SsiiiK khiius mid eonu-Ms e:i-ltiiiaiut-il
the Ktoup and lait-i Mrs.
H. 11. I'ViKUi-ou and Mrs. I.oieii
Miller guve two it-aduiKS, aud Mr.-,,
iieore Chandler sang. 'I he kioup
w enl to tho dining room, hie it
was gaily bedecked with Ming
blossoms fn alludes ot pink and
white. Centering lhe table wu a
huge basket covered w till rose
and filleii with lovely gills, liiut
atnl putk paper Micaou-rs sus
pemied Irom the Imhts, utre ud
at I he elld.s with small l o;.e buds
and lor get me :uts. At Ihe tea
hour luncheon was enjoyed at
small I Lines nu ilit- spacious lavwi,
daintily appointed, each t entered
u il h a basket ol Cecil lli uuiu:!
The must list Included the Mes
dames 1 1 a cry Kenny, ho-.oree. P
.1. Italli. 1.. J. Patnos, il. )!odb.
It. Cusey, I,. Davlin. II. lruekrr,
P .1. Itohl. J. Koenig. C. Krogtl.
1. Cumeiiben;, P. S. Monro.-.
Mohl. I. ti. Nichols, Vn-mr Xich-
oi, T H. Ni'Si, Cmtna Neiuel..
K Pi inc. n. A. P. Uapin. H T Me
Clellan. .1. H Sloan. V. t). Schult?..
it. U lib tt. W. Wail. I H. iKMieelir.
M. I.. It ice. Wayne Jones. .V T.
Itridn.-s. l.oien Miller. II. it Pei
gusou. Aim Nicholson, ot California,
neorte Chandler A. Il nih, A
ferula. l
berg, and
A. Clem- Hi, K. I anyn
i. i Kuiiduoii.
:
Number Gather to
I lotr Mrs. Millsap
The members et th-' St.adlast
Plble Clas. or the Pro by crian
Sunday school, enjoyed :i sociai
afteiinon on Tlirsiiy, caiberinc
to boner Mrs. Mill-.ap. a
n. mh-T of tie ehi '-. who with Mr.
ilsap ili .-awOu Mo:i!uv tor
v-w Mexico.
Tin- afiernoon ;ii
ph-a.santly
and later
uh cliati Iiu;
in
t. joyed.
j Bridge Party Arranged .
tor Visitor lor tiride-fc-Iect
Ail" uviniuuvu iiffnir ut Hie H'eek .ii i., inimkura ot- tliu
coiuiiiiiuuutuU Mrs, juiuus H. Clark Isuwing Club gulhuruU ut iho home
oi I'oi uuiiu, a uug visitiua ina-ir Miua Alyth htaueraoii to enjoy
I Iron, with Airs. H. C. Church us un luiormul uvonlug of sewiug aud
'uosleau on WodnuBday evening. Tu-'inuitio. A shower, urrangod by the
1 nys and mariKulUs in shades of!giouu to 8U,4.U wiss uc-nderson,
i yellow briglitenuu the rooms, and wuh nur iiiu. luj c.eiferly ear -
jauvoral tables of. budge were m ried out affair wa. u.uquuiy ar-
piuy uunug me uveuiug.
Airs. Clark received guest prize
aud Airs. J.. A. Wells hold hiuh
honors. Following the game luncii-
vuu o seiveu ni u.iiiiiii apiiuiui-
eu tauius. Mrs. Clair k. aiiuu, Airs.
11. It. .snocmnker and Airs. it. i.. panled by a small card with clever j Alonday evening Miss Roaina Por
Winpple wore aaalBting. . oils of poetry inscribed. tor received first prize and Miss
Iliddeu to meet Airs. Clark were Afterwurd luncheon was served ' Clarice Ilarpster second,
the Alesdamea Clair K. Allen, 'o ihe Alesdames Kenneth AlcKeyn- j Mrs. J. AI. Judd, Air's. M. F.
ueorge jonaon, nans i.ooir, u. it.
?"V,acr- -J: V. .
I -ucuiui locil, u, i. tiocKur, i.ewis
ituek, U L. Crocuer, Lewis
I, L. U. Skiunor, L Happ,
Lllhurn, 0. V. Wlmberiy,
Qiuue, Kenneth Qulue, lrviu
i a i;..i,.. , ur
UillUld
Frank
itaipn
, ih unu, L. A. Wells, Carl Wiuiburiy,
It. L. Wliipplo, C. S. MclOihluuy,
W. H. Gel rulden, V. AI. iJettei'BOU,
George W bar ton, Jack Wharton,
Fred Strang, A. J. Huchradel, aud
tlio Aliases Jane Wharton aud
Ues3 Wlim'ton.
Miss Smith Hostess
at Recent Affair
.Miss Gladys buiiih was a recent
V. .. 77. ... ... .. . . . ..."7
uiraiuas ui nei nuuie ai a siiuwai
honoring .Miss Myth Heudersou.au
attractive bride-elect, luo group
-
"d inlnesteu In
gamea during Hie evening and later
a two-course luncheon was served
at preltily apiioiuted tables. Miss
ileulah Jarvis assisted the hostess.
Alias IK nderson received a uum-
oer oi oeauiiiui auu useiui gins ior
iiur oi iu.li eneai.
: Speuiiing the evening wero Miss
'Myth Henderson, honoree, tlie
. Alesdanies A. J. Caraway, Arlieue
1' arlelgli, Kenneth AicRoynolds. 1'
C. Keenun, C. lllaxail, Stauiord,
the Allsses .Miugaret Carr, Fern
Scolt, Verna Carothers, Enid Wa
termtiu, Florence Thompson, Flor
enco Snedaker, Verlie. Trucy, Alar-
Jorle Shay, .Muriel Shay, Luctta
Smith, Katharine, Merrill, IJeui..
jarvis, und vuinita liohlhagen.
If w
Air. and Airs. Herbert Quine.
Alra. Tom VVliurlon, and Mlsa Alat-
tie Perry will motor to Etujuue
Sunday, there spending tho day
visiting.
Negligees of
.
Complete relaxation from a
strenuous day is partteularlv v 1
conie to the woman wh. p.,sscs:.i3
a charm tag boudoir and a u ard
roho of c.iiic aud faiHuatlu n.;i
K'S. Wheu tea time onm-s ;Uo
can roiil with the knowhiin - that
boudoirs and neuligces h'!p to re
store energy au.l put now lito I. do
a busy d:ry.
Vov this hour Anna Q. NMsson,
who is giving such a splendid per
formance In her new First Nation
nl picture, "The Glr-iter Glory,"
selects a ttP&HKee which be d Jits
the mood. Itmeadod vidv.-t. su't
and appealing, serves this p-irp-mo'
most successfully Dcsleued with
t ho uniiiue ns well ns the hi virions
iu mind, it r.ives roiplJe frcdiom
of action aud achieves om air of
such fastidinin, coni(rt that it !i s
beeomo tho favorite robe of Mi.;s
ISilsson.
1 Of tl-iwliifc linos, the ro!t- fn'M
beoo m in ctv into a short t -in "n
either sidC'oaving in front and
back an effc-tlvA vert. Th s treat
ment of train and vent hiti-odinon
;Oi'nscinating "aint of novoliy and
pniartness. The s'oovo: iie. how
ever, the most distinctive put of
jthrobo. Of hell -bottom dgn,
fthey nro cut to ox pes apart of
(2)
I A A
I t vhtf II
! Clever Shower Arranged
lantcu uu a aiMotnta- taiuilt m
the house, bearing a .ure na&uet
ttlled with lfts. l.uci. ui.t waa
uniereut, aud umoe ior some
nuuounuiu u urciy uuy IU luu
ween, tacn package was accent -
oios, arueoe l'aneign, a. j. uara-
. , ' 1 . "'''
r lorence S u u a a k e r, Florence l
Thompson, Verna CarotherB, Enid 1
Wiiurman, Fern Scott, Margaret j
Carr, Veilie Tracy, Klnor Sherk, I
.....I i.,,.i,...i .v... uu'.
riuieiice o u u u u a u r, riorence
ami mice invueu guests, ine Miss -
a iue Diuugiuuii, uuuiuu. jurvis Wiley, Irvln Doucette, W. Browi,
und Gladys Smith. W. H. Harris, D. Morgan, Story
Ii, E. Giles, and the Alisaes Eva
Mrs. Ivan 13. McKinuey of Port-1 Rico, Lucille Sappington, Vorllo
laud, au attractive young matron, jTracy, Florence Thompson, Alar
and Alias Gay Aloore of San Fran-jorie shi:y
cisco, are guests at the home of on Alonday evening the group
Mr. und Airs. 1.. W. Haynes, parents included Airs. Glen Smith, tho
of the former, until Sunday. Aire, j Misses Aloaa Porter, Eldress Judd
Mclvmney aud Miss Moore will Mildred Davis, Rota Shamhart
then go to Portland, where the Thelnm Olmstead, Daphne Hughes,
latter will be a guest of Airs. Mc-;Dorotuy Winston. Rosina Porter
ivinuey for some time.
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Business Women S Dance
1 . p tr;,Li Aft,;,
.10 Ds E-JoyaDie rrair
An evening of pleasure and en
joyment is anticipated on Wednes
day, when the business and Pro
fessional Womea's Club w'lll spon
sor u dance ut the Oriental Gar
dens. v
Arrangements have been made
to make the dance a delightful
one, and the Oriental Gardens
ert-heatra will furnish music, in
troducing a number of late piecea.
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nuncio, niiiuu uie ueiuu soiu u
. ..i..u
lllciuucia UL lilts WIIIO, Hie leuutlj
selling, and a large crowd is an-
ticipated. Frank Rogers, well
known entertainer will give a few ,
vocal selections. Punch will be
..ved during the evening.
-ws. Helena Haya, as chairman
of the dance, htiB assisting her
Mrs. Charles Urand, Loriene Coir
lee, liess Wharton, Jane Wharton,
Lucille Sappington; Velnia Goft"
and Grace Taylor.
c Distinction,
Soft furs usually tho delicatolj
tinted chinchilla which doltght
tho feminine hart, are employed
artistically in contributing dainti
ness ami charm to the tea gown.
Satin lapels are also used be
comingly in Just stu b a suggestion
of boyishness. They come in
matching shades or in colors
which lend harmony and charm
when contrasted with taste ana
delicacy
The ne;iilgee la rapidly becom
ing an Important part of tho dis
tinctive wardrobe. In selecting
tho Intimate gown for tho tea liour
there are numerous moods which
may bo fitted. While many ot the
most exquisite negligees nro so de
sinned that they are nnsuited to
the rye of any but Intimate
frteuds. there are many which are
quite acceptablo to the casual
cnUer, And it is such a ono whfchj
Miss Nilsson wears sittractively.
stmr.c Influoni -0on moods. When
properly selected f-r the negligee
or tea robe they have unusual op
portunities of bringing restfi.s
and quiet. Here soft shades of
jrohlen brown make for harmony
of spirit Q hile stunning reds and
bl'.ien upuft the tired tniud and
IIP
I Matrons Entertain Groups i
i on r riday and Monday
I A lai'i,L- iiumuer oi .ilud und
matron have baea the guests of
j Mrs. Charles Itusho and her
daughter, Mrs. Rudolph Lindner,
at a series ot affairs given at the
I home of the former during the
j paat two weeks. Bridge was the
diversion on Friday of last week
and Mouduv nlaht. and aftprward
, luncheon was Berved at daiatSy
m nil tuhir.u
i Aim. JamesgPlark held high hon-
OI'S Oil r Tlday and Airs. W II
' Harris received sepnnd npij fin
nice and -Mrs. H. D. Vount
as"
i siatcu on aionuay.
Hidden on Friday were thn Men-
dnmes J F Jones T B Swear-
ingcn J M .ludd James Clark H
ii Norb'as C ' C oud Anna Hark'
.r ' . ' '.. .:i
1 m. W. Rice, W. O. dinger, W. D.
Eva Rico, .Marion Porter and
Clarice Harpster.
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Camp Fire Group Meets to
Discuss Business Affairs
On Thursday afternoon nt 4
o clock the Umpiiua Camp Fire dr.uce was one of the most inter-1 The state meeting of the Federa
group met at the home of Airs, lestmg to ho presented here by ihe ' Hon of Women's Clubs will be held
H. N. Urayblll, there holding a I Chiefs. Airs. Fred Strang sani; and Alay 3, -1, 5 and (i. at La Grande,
short business session. The girls afterward the exhibition drill was 'Oregon, and the Roueburg Woman's
discussed tho manner In which i given 'by tho Uuipqua Chiefs. The ; Club w ill be represented by its
tlioy would take part in the Stlaw- organirfillon has worked lor the president, Airs. J. C. Pouultr. Mrs.
berry Curnlval this year, and de-ipast three months perfecting the Wm. Moll, stain director -of the
Cilted to Offer their Services in drill uilJI who n f th in ill. 1 fil,..ittnn will nllond fmm
caring for small children, of mo -
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thers. who are visitors here each
J.,,. nt IU rniv 1 1 I
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place to leave the children while
attending the functions.
auu1 ,reVwUTO,dvo
tervlca during the carnivul period
in tneir chostn work.
After the business session tl,
roup sewed and later were guests
of Mrs. Craybitl at dinner.
Miss Kowe Wright, who is edi
jtor in thief of the Camp Fire
j Crirls' publication, "Kvery flirl,'
I will be in Roseburg June tt and
10, and the several groups of the
Camp l ire Girls will meet to-
gether to entertain Miss Wright
during her stay.
Mrs. Ann Nicholson, of Califor -
nia, nee Ann Ferguson, is visiting
at the home of her mother, Mrs.
H. II. Ferguson, for a few months.
ft it i't
Blanche Williams Segersten
Presented in Song Recital
Roseburg music lovers were fa
vored wiih a song recital by
Blanche Williams Ketrersten of!
Portland, on Thursdav. cvenini-
presented at the lleinline Conserv- l'lfsent ons of her advanced pu
atory. Mrs. Segersten was assisted Mrs. Arthur Jones, in a song
by Wllla Wilkinson Johnson. Tho recital at the H --inline Coiiverva
woll arranged program was heart- lu'y-
ily applauded by tlm appreciative : Mrs. Jones has a voice of re
audience, and Mrs. Segersten won Jiiarkabh; range and sweetness,
her hearers from the very first of ! Sht lloatl or the sic dpart-
t.he program, when she sang "Como
Beloved," from Atlanta.
The songs presented by Mrs.
Segersten formed a varied and
moat interesting program, and she
j responded with several encores.
Mrs. Johnson in accompanying,
j show ed wonderful technique aud
: proved herself an accomplished
j muisiclan.
I These two artists were brought
j to Roseburg through the efforts of
j Mrs. Arthur Jones, head of The
tinasic department of the Sutherlin
Academy. Mrs. Jones, who is a
1 close friend of Mrs. Segersten,
1 has been interested in bringing
j this singer to Roseburg for some
I time.
Members of Club
Entertained on Thursday
Mrs. Minnie Colby entertained
the members of tlie Northside Sun
shine Club at her licne on Win
chester street Thursday afternoon.
An interesting program varied the
afternoon, and afterward the la
dies chatted uulil the tea hour
whei luncheon w as served at
tables.
Spending the afternoon with
Mrs. Colby were the Mesdames R.
K. Harness. b S. Register. C A.
Cavender. J. M. Burt ley. Wm.
; Fisher. I., f. inciea. deonie Mar -
IJobort Childson. H.
Niciiols, Sam Starmer. Fred yv. -en.
E. Marstcrs and Miss ila Lau
; bach.
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Mrs. A. J. 1 oung
hntertams Pupils
On Monday evening of last week
Mrs, A. .1. Younc: eniertained the
pupils and orchestra oi 1it de
partment in the lleinline Conser
vatory of Music? and Art. a I hoi-
homp on Flint street.
Interest ing games and contests,
led by Miss Elnor Sherk. were an
nter labium f..aiur" ot tlie even
ing, and later a dainty luncheon
w as sei il.
"
Ceremonial of Camp Fire
froim Interesting
An
held l;,''i evening by t"- Tin -
nit-m amp Mie iiris m ipe
forno - of Mae SchnellSa.ch.er.
Beais fcr different lion-e-s wre
awded sevora! membeis and
nftward the croup eiiterl.uned
three guest 5. who are interested
'n camp fire work. An interest
ing evening was spent aud after
pi:ard luncheon waa enjoyed.
POETS' CORNER
1
Slaned Contributions for This Department May Be Sent to the
Society Editor of The News-Bevicw, and Will Be Used at
Space la Availaole.
THE GREAT SPIRIT GUARDS.
I Down the trail by the crooked pine
Where U10 creeiv Bu,;s uu.vij
.i... .iiurii wltiilu whiue.
Th deer creep Quietly over iho
oScurvewheMthetraila!
There, beneath a laurel tree, Willi
', , ,, ,
1,1 a si,allow KiaV8 ln 0,0 black
' 'rocky ground, .. . . '
An old imli,iu clllot 1,08 8l'""8
nniiiul.
it s tragrant uara,
f- sound.
He was both kind and just,
And many sorrowed when hjs re-
turned to duut.
Long years havu passed and white
men rldi in fiery machines,
Tooting loudly,' liko an eagle
Ilmnniia Pki's.fo --
ompqua v-nieis
bponsor Dance r riday,
The dance sponsored last night
at tlie armory by the L'mpuua
Cnlefs was not as well attended
as untlcipnted, only a very small joyed.
crowd of Itosubui'i; people being Spending the afternoon with the
present. Tlie proceeds ol the dance hostesses were the Alesdames B. C.
ill go to help defray expenses f.) Zi;;l'r, H. C. Wadtlell, Dean Ru
tbe carnival which will be spou- liar, George A. Hiadburn, Win. R'lfi,
sored by tlie Chiefs this year. : W. It. Ciaven and S. N. Young.
ihe program preceding tlie I
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made an attractive background for
the drill and colored lights gave)
Hie scene a mooullght appearance. :
!!:
e au """'" ,"'-'
iwork "ut .0". by organtzaliou
, aau expiaineu uie oujeci
the
Chiefs in presenting the dance.
it i: the aim of the Chiefs litis
year to stage the carnival without
soliciting tne merchants of the
city, but Urn small amount taken in
at iats night's dance wiii add only
a small amount to the fund.
Following tho program the
j Oriental Gardens orehesua
fur-
nished music lor tlie dancers.
j
I Mrs. (iuy Flint of Portland,. is a
ivisitor in Roseburg for a few
J days, and is the guest of Mrs. M.
,F. Itieo. Mrs. Flint, a- former
j Roseburg matron, is well
here.
known
Mrs. Brand to Present
Mrs. Arthur Jones in Recital
n i Uesday evening of iie.lt
week, Mrs. Charles Urand will
i meut oE Sutherhu - Academy
Airs. i. oung s trio orenestra, com-
posed of Mrs. Leo Rapp, Mrs. C.
jS. Heiniine aud Mrs. A. J. Young,
will also give several selections
and accompany Mrs. Jones. The
program is as follows:
1. (a) "Tlie Spirit Flower," Camp-
b.dl-Tipton; (b) "Life," . Currou,
Mrs. Jones.
,2. "Swedish Cradle Song," Folk
' song, Mrs. Jones; Vloiin obligoto
by Mrs. A. J. Young.
3. (a) "My Lover, he Comes on
I the Skee,' Clough Leighter. b)
j "i)u Bhu Die Uuhe," Scliubrt;
f (o) "The Answer," Terry, Mrs.
; Jones.
j "Thinking of You", Eastman, Trio
I orchestra.
: I. aj "The Little Shepherd's
J Song," Winner Wane; bi
I ' Ruin," Cuiran, Mrs. Jones.
5. "Tlie Lorelei", Liszt, Mrs. Jones.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hodge of Santa
Monica, California, is visiting with
friends here for a few days, and
t is a gu -si at the home of Mrs.
Louis Kohlhagen. Mrs. Hodge wi!i j
be remembered by many Itosebu j
folk, bavins been a teacie-r in tie
' lleinline Conservatory of Music
and Art three years ago.
Matrons Jointly
) Entertain Club
On Mo;. day Mrs. J. I L(,ve ami
Mi s. J. C. Per.sk r join ily enter
tained the matrons ot the Monday
Bridge clufi at the home
the
formt-r. Roses.
i's. in (harming ar-
iu.iM-.ro-o..- 'i'tuihu-ii ui" rooms,
ROSE
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..r T 1 1
O
i . a
SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER $1.00
Music .30 to 8 P. M.
Phoae 622 for ReserTatlo.
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But liey cannot, with noise, diay
So In Hie dark of night, when
Iho
clouds bung Jew,
They quickly, and evily uncover
of the
w,(h a lluhlt.aii ullj a-hasty
greed, they steal-
' Breeu, muy oi..u
i But wait the chief died of small-
' Px.
So the thic-es are stricken with
Iho same dianraca
I tho same dlagrace
!That layed him low.
So to the Great Spirit wo humbly
i bow,
(You are guarding well our great
j chief, Kleuow.
I GRACE CREAR.
where several tables of bridge were
. ,n )ilay an(, at lhe of ,he game
' Mrs. George A. Urudburn held high
1 honors,
' Afterward, luncheon, served Rt
' the attractive small tables, was eu-
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The Rebekah lodge will observe
mUsic w eek on Tuesday lollowlug
the regular lodge session. 1 he mu
sic program furnished wiii be tin
ier t.ie direction of Airs. Cht..t
Stautou.
A few of the girU of the Sopho
more class at high school enjoyed
an early bike lo Alexander's Park
this morning, there enjoying a
swim, and afterward a brtukia.v.
on Hie banks ot the river. (Jame;i
cn'ertuincd tho E'-'mtp for tho
morning-. Miss Huh n Casey ac
companied i he girls, there being
twelve in the group.
1UTS TO FIGHT 5
FIKS II FORESTE
( f Atsutfiattd lra LctJ Wire 1
SIC ATT I.E. Wash., May 1 Organ
isation of a biigad! ot lifty lioy
Scaiitf- to combat for:-t fires was
announced luiti today. The boys
are lo be ttained in finding fires,
forming liaison with other workers
i and meeting emergencies.
-o
CT1 OF G1I8
IS BURIED TODAY
' Asfnpijlfil Irosa l.cal Wire.)
CHICACO, May L Wiilt.".m If.
Mc.SwiKsin, youthful assistant,
siat-'s attorney, was bnrKtl toda-jk
Full ciuinh and milila.-y honors
were accorded the 'hanging pios
ecutor." Simple rite were held
for James J. Uoherty, saloon own
er and gangster, and Thomas Duf
fy, saloon keeper, slain with Mc
Swifcgin. 08. WILLOUGHBY
IS MM
(A(ict3tttJ 1'rcis t.P;iH- Wtrf.)
ECOEXE, Ore.. May 1. lir.
C. fi. Wiiloughby was last night
elected president of the Eugene
rotary club. Thn ilwtioa was
i:-!d at the meeting of the newly
naniod beard cf din-etors.
Father Edwin V. O'Hara w.is
named delegate in tho intf.m.-.-
tionni (onv(tiin -iii k,.
Peld in nenrrr. Colo.. June
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