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TWO " 7 ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, SATURDAY. MARCH 19, 1927. i . .... .... lA m - n II ' ". " I - :,' 'SPAG .i - i -.'''HK!f-C:uHE::WMAN BY GRACE All Contributions to this Page Society, Women's Cluos, end Personals Should Be Telephoned to the Society Editor by Friday of Each Week. . Entertaining seems to have been ro.:vid ia::!:ig the past wet-It ill rpilo or t!iu prevalel't Inclement weather t mid so much Illness and I ho sooioiy mat ron lias round varied interests, with every thing from (wis to benefits, which may be an Indication that 'Interest .is a little : keener for the approach of rieklo Spring, who 'lias for the? past two weeks been enticingly libliiiK'Urouiitl the corner. Among the smart entertain ments of Hie week were the series of nirairs at which Mis. W.'.S. Jost. Mrs. Wm. Hell ant! Mrs. Foster Burner entertained a number of to cletv women, arranging bridge and sewing for both Wednesday and Friday. St. Hntrlrk'8 came as an Inspira tion for various delightful social affairs, two which particularly centered about the" day being the benefit card party sponsored by the Progressive Sewing Circle of St- Joseph's Catholic chinch and the Elks dancing parly on Thurs day evening. : ; There have also been a few visit ors in the city to enliven the week's entertaining and several attractive affairs honored interest ing out or town matrons. Clubs have been busy with entertaining this week, many arranging for lun cheons or programs in tho after uoon. , For this' evening 'thero is the concert of the .Willamette Univer sity Glee Club at the Keillor high school auditorium ' o'clock which holds, special interest for rtosoburg folk in the appearance of a number of boys from the city Who are mombers of tlip plub. , .... Smart Matrons Jojn in Entertaining, at '.Two- ' of Week's Large Affairs - Mrs W. S. Jost, Airs. Wm.' Hell and Mrs. Foster lliitner ontei'lain etl Ibis week with n series of two Binurr pre-Haster 'uffalrs ill tflc Jost lionie on lligli Hired, In which over i)u prominent society matrons anil imtltlu weie bidden for both Hewing Itud bridge, followed by luncheon on Wednesday ami Friday. . Profusions of migrant Opehelia roses, tulips mill violets wers Ais ed In Ihe altracllve rooms and it lavender and yellow color niolif formed a pretty background for tho players- ' Assisting on w eiinesiiay niier- Mrs. II. C. Zigler, Mr.t.,lll! aflernooh were Mrs. It. 1,. Clle, noon were Clair K. Allen, Mrs. I.. A. Dlllaitl, Mis. Dean llubar ami iMib. Paul lltl- i xi.... m v in,... II 1.' i'ii . ly, Mrs. Vrank I.llhurn, Airs'. Wash - ington Hughes and Alias I'.va JIlcp assisted in tho rooms Friday. J lie bridge prlo Wednesday w as received by Airs, I. U. llroadway ' uud the sewing prize went to Alls. Al. J. Shoemaker, on Fridny Airs. H. li. Uedney received Ihe bridge prize aud Airs. It. E. Cully the sew ing prize. :: AIi'B. It, h. P.iockley uml boh, ltoh by, returned mid-week lioiu Port land wheni they have been guests of Alra. llrockley's parents. State Lodge Officer Is Visitor Airs. Hue Baler of !-'.li?in, Oregon, grand chief of the Pylhlnu Sisters lodge of Oregon, made tin official visit to the local chapter on Alon day evening. Airs. Hater gave a short talk ami held inspect leu and instiucltim tntlowing loilge session. Afterward 11 social evening In her . honor was given by the lodge, re freshments being Berved at the close. Airs. Hater Js being accompanied by her husband on her otru-lal tour ot southern Oregon. While hi tho clly they were the house guests of Air. and Alts. f. W. Parker. Airs. Joseph V. Jones k; spending Be,erttl weeks In Portland and eastern Oregon. She Is visiting at Pendleton, where she Is the guest of Airs. J. V. Kui'le before her re turn to this clly. Mr. and Mrs. Bhxall Have Guests from Canada Air. and Airs. It. I,. villi of t'almiry, . Alberta, Canada, were visitors iu the city a tew thivs this week as guests nf Air. and Mrs. It. C. Max nil of Kauionu Court. Air. I.ynu Is u brother of Airs. Hhixall. Air. aud - Airs, iyiin have been on a hnney . moon trip Houiii, itii'liiditrg visits ill Caliroi nia, Texaa and Ai'l.iini'., lor . the past five nionihs. Air. and Airs. K. W. Perkins, ror . luer resht-.its of Poseburg who . have been visitors here, are re turning today to their homo In l'oriland. - Miss Smith With Orcheslra Playint? for "The Mikado" Miss l.etn Smith of Oakland, a former Hosehurg maid, who Is at tending Ihe preenn Agi Ictiltiiral folb-go at Corvaliis, is a nieitiher of tlio orchestra with (lie cast pre senting "The Mikado" in Ihi-i illy on Ihe evening of Aliin.-b t". Allss Smith plays Ihe cornel mid Is a laletited musician. She Is the daughter of All', and Ars. S. Smith. CARROLL X I . i ' Niece Roseburg Matron to Wed Eugene Man Today An :il Tali- or inierest to a number in llosoburg as well as circles In Eugene is ihe murrlage : pi' Miss Uuih Durgiin, tli daughter of Mr. and Mrs. II. S. Durgau of Kugcue, to Mr. Kelly Ilraiidslctter, which is to take place today at the KpiHCO pal church in Kugene. Miss i)ur gan Is the niece; of ; Mrs. Tom Wharton of this, city, and as her guest hitsi "VlsltetP iliei-e . Boveral times. Mrs.- Wliarton went to Eu gene Friday to by present, tor the ceremony, ; - . -; The brhle-elccC ls n. icharinlng young wjiiian anir it tended the (Juivei-Hfty of Oregon,.; where siie has a witlo circle, ,of j friends. Her liaiice is in business in J-higene. A dinner for members of the wed ding party ami both lantflicB iu to follow the axchange, o( nuptial VOWS. .;: i - . a $1 ' Roseburg Girl on Class Team at O. A. C. OHI'JdON ACifiiauJ1'UHAL COI. liUCiU, Corvullis, March 19. Con stanco Ilendilckson of ItoHeburg, senior in homo economics, played on tlio senior women's 'basketball leant which won the inter-class championship. All players were guests lit n banquet at tho end of the season, i -, j j i ; ; .. , Mrs.' Paul Buibar Entertains With Luncheon Mrs. Paul lliibar was u luncheon hostess on Thursday, Inviting to hut- home the matrons or the lioiik club: Seated about llio ' charmingly lippolutetl tliblu qentored with u bowl of violets Were Mrs. Wash ington Hughes, Mi-h. Deijn- Ihihar, Mrs. Will. Hell, Mrs. C. S. ' llolli llno,.Mrs. VV. II. FlBhor, Mrs.lC .W.. Whiuloti, Mra. M. F- Pice and Sirs.' i'litll lliibar. ' i J An infornial afternoon followed luncheon. 'y, i i . . . i'r. . i . Mrs. Osborn Luncheon 1 ' 1 : Hostess for Social 8 Club . Mrs. J. . It. Osborn arranged' a charnilng one o'clock luncheon fol lowed by an intorinnl arternoon for the inaliiins of Ihe Social X Club on Saturday. . Howls of violets and pink carna llons with feniB were uhciI in Ihe rooms and at Ihe tabic. Hncndliig Mrs. I. 11. Kiddle, Airs. J. ti, iteoin, Al is. 'atli Ilubar, Airs. Washing toil JlUKlien, mis. m. r. luce, "il l. 1('' - l'Hp npil . Osbortj, .; , Does Her Giorm O-ansan GLORIA'S-AlKLE-LENGTH . .4 .' . : .' ; ,'!? i i v. -i UK tX'fe y tic8 Njfa Union Signal Day ( , Observed at Meeting 't he regular meeting or mo Ilose burg W. C. 't'. U. was hei oil Vv'ed nesday ufiernoon at the home of Mrs. Louis Kohlhagen on Military avenue. The president, Mrs. W. K. Boise, presided. Mrs. Joseph Kuotls conducted tile devotional services from. the. parable ot the Sower. Mrs. A. V. MarHlers wat In churge of the program which was arranged to observe Union Signal Day. She urged - all members to subscribe Tor the publication. Mrs. W. I-;, lloiso and Mrs, V. J. Micelli gave short talks uIbo on the import ance of this paper.. A report trom Alra. J. O. Arthur allowed that MUD blotters and Sue leal lets bad been distributed by the W. C. T. U. dur ing uiitl-uarcotic wtek. ; At the close of the afternoon' a committee of ladies, headed by Mrs. H. It. Ferguson, served to the 'id members present. . ; ' ' 1 1 " : Mrs. J.;A. Denn ' ' ' Entertains Bridge Club' , Mrs. Joseph A.. Denn entertained at ip-r lionie in i.aurel)vpod or.the meeting tit the inlre Nou Pnuge club this week, i'l-inno'scs' were a 'pretty color note in 'tho rooms ar ranged lor' bridge High score for the afternoon was held ;by. Mi's. J. C. Ponsler. ' ' ' Iterrestrments1 were served at 'the end of-the gtmie. Airs.' 'Leon ''Mc Cllnlock was a'guesj.' of the club. The club ma Irons ' present were Mrs. A. O.- Sutherlaiii; Al.-a. J; A. liardliig. Mrs. )1. i!).1 ilarHs, Airs. Lee A. Wells, 'Alrs:'j.' '0: Ponsler, Airs. 'A. M. 'Abbott' aud Mrs.' Denn. ' : ',-'''!' ' at '.: '. Little Maxine Smith' ; ! Is Hostess Saturday Aluitiiie Kniith observed lior ninth birthday on SaturUaV alterrioon. In- rviting it group tf 'sniail' iiiends to I tho Homo' fir: lier.piirtiuis on 'South 'Alain street. i t 'the 'iililij folk "woi-e" enfcrtAlaed with ttumcs'tind aH'orwaiil liincheou was Berved by Airs'. Sinitii, assisted by Alatdle Ollbert. ' ! Hidden to tlio ntlfair wore Agues L-rawtoril, uotty Jane Dixon, Ktbola I Jionney, Frances. ItenrdiHl'r, Frani - 3ini,ii i,uudi, i,uii;;vivtvu While, iris i Piureu,; tAfiior Debolt, Alary liusonburry, atiKb Sue 'lilide. burn. it. ( '.!! i i i K : . i ." . i i i ; i j - i ; , Matrons of Bridge Club j Entertained ,at: Luncheon; ' , Airs, lien, C., ,ZgiQr, . planuedi n. chaiiiiiiig. Juii.cbeopi ut the .umpo.ua, hotel lor ' the . matrons of. her, bi-ltlgo, club nm( additional, guests on -.Monday. '"Covers, w e're' laid, for tho Mesdanies J.' (. Loyq of Kugene, K. K. (iediiey,l iiiid niembers, 1). Harris, II. g. Wuddull, Dean Ilubar, W. T. Craven, J. c. Ponsler, (leo. Hrndbur:i, Win. Hell, and tlio, host,' ess: ' -V', , f . ' ' v . The. guests afterward wont to tho Zigier home lit 131) .Vlsia 'avenue,' for play, bw bowls of eolorfiil ilaf. rodlls prevailed in ' the : rooms. ctvoTL j Approval of It Spell Concealment of Exposed Hose? Ily Ilelsy Schlivler . . NIOA Service Writer. NHW YORK, March III Hoo ray, wo hnvo something startling to write about. ' tiloria Swanson has sponsored tho long skirl. This sartorial sensation almost caused Ihe rashlon writers of this metro polis lo put an exirn out on the street, urier 1) liappenbd. For Clorla' was. tlio onlv lady, present at the wedding of Alra Katheiine 1'. sjhirres to I'lerce llodard, who did not reveal the cu.-loniary length of extra sheer llesh colored hose. Her gown was al least 13 Inches longer than that of Ihe bncle, with only the tips of ben blue slippers visible ' They Took Notice Naturally everybody who was present nit up mid tool: particular notice of what wan happening right before Ihelr oyes. You can t miss she is ninlrou or honor, plaviug (ilorla In any gathering, but when seeeiid lead only to the bride you can't miss such detnllf, as skirt lengths. The frock wa' a verv effective '. aflalr of powder blue chiiron. trim- -mod Willi flowerliiK sleeves aud wispy paiiiHls of periwinkle blue; ' and vl!h it she wore a verv wide brimmed and picturesque hat o,t blue hoieliuir braid. White or chids, one or those ample armfuls, were n happy choice iu flowers The bride wore gray chltlon over a lovely fiichla shade, wuh huge .' hat to nialt'h, and her bouquet was of white gardenias and orchid- a verv effective combination if von should ask. Lois Wilj-on wa tlure In a short lace frock, looking caiuiing as usual. . . Fashion Leaders " It does take these film people lo sunt tilings, and i nlwavs give Allss Swanson the beuettt of tinv saitorlal dntrhts. t saw her iu a simple yeilow i-MfCoii frock the oilier day Unit whs down consort Ing with her aultles, to 1 imagine the herself is serious in llio nutt ier, but whether sua. is powerful ETHEL Mr and Mrs. Compton I Entertain with Bridge, '. , I at Joint Mepting ". A -pleasant affair or the week ! An unusually entertaining pra wns the bridge party to which AI -. isram marked the joint meeting of and Airs. n. P,. Compton Invited a '.'nipqua Chapter D. A. R. and the group of intimate friends to their , 1-y ioburg Woman's Club on Tues linnwmn nnran,, n(. ir.,n .....ildiiv .temoou at the 1. O. O. F. Oak streets Tuesday, i , i i . .Honors fori the evening wore I held- by Airs. , c: . S. AlcElhlnnv. firiglit favors marked; the - covers ' fori luncheon at tho end of the ! game. Invited were. Air. undiMra.' C P. Nenl,, Air, land Alrsi C. S: SIiiKN hlimyi.AIiv aud Airs.iW, JI. Broivo. Air. and Mrs, It. L. Campbell, AIT.1 and Airs. 11. O. Pargeter. ' ' j Af fair. 'Honors Two ; 1 Matrons, of Legion,, ,,,.';, , , Folloti iug: the 'regular lodge ses sion i of Aloosehoart Legion last Friday evoning, a surprise ' party was given 'honoring Airs. Ouy Cal houn, arid Airs. Clarenco Sinnlgef, t.W(i meipb6fsv on their blhhday an niversaries, 'j j S ) ':' Jfusbands of tha niembers of the legion were guests at tho affair and games' and dancing w ere in x Oi. i Mrs. Carroll Walnwright Interesting Program hull A BrPup of delightful vocal so- !lof by Airs. 13. J). Morgan Fowles, Portland matron, who is visiting hpl'e' accompanied by AI-s. C. S. rieiniine, was enjpyeit . oy : ine . was guests. The principal address ; of Ithe day was by Dr. Frank B. Alat j thews of the Baptist church who discoursed on "lied Revolutionists in America.". The program was in charge of tha Aiesdames C. B. Neal, ,Doan Bpbnr and L. B. Skinner : of the. club and Aiesdames B. B. Stew art and Wm. Campbell of the D. A. It. Tea was served from 4 to- 5 o'clock In the dining room; Airs. Foster Butner, Airs. Win. - Bell and Airs. J. C. Ponsler were in charge. S Airs. Ii. V: Morgan Fcwlc, 'Port land matron, is being Welcomed by friends here during her stay' In the. city. She Is here with Air. Fowle, iieit! inspector, department of the Interior. Airs. Fowle visited last year. i here i I enough to padlock our knees or not remains to he seen.- t course, you know Gloria long Hihce let her hair grow out to the stage where it is coilable and I must say that she Is much more Individual with a bun at the neck tlnuj she was with clipped hail Hut then much of her charm has alwnys been the perfectly unbe lievable 'things she could do with uraids. puffs and odd bits ot hair. Evening clothes have been par ticularly rich and riotous lately. At the Plaza I saw Mrs. Havt? myor Putt in a marvelous red vel vet outfit with a big bouquet of waxy white gardenias on her shoul der, and Heatrice Pratt looking like soinelhing out of a story book in white velvet. The silver fringe frock worn by . Mrs. Charles C. Aucjiiucloss made linr a glamorous figure as she danced. Sunray Seaming Among the. new items iu street at lire is yie new sunray seaming a simple system by which the ef fect of the sun's rays can he pro duced from collar to hemline It looks very intricate and involved but is very effective. Worth aud lonuet both seem to feature it extensively in their new imports. 1 notice this sun effect is also used on evening gowns, outlining ihe rays with pearls or rhinestones. It is apt to break out anywhere. Spring coats are very alluring. 1 ouo of white flannel lined with striped fiannel, Ihe stripes also forming n shawl collar and very nifty pockets. A Cape Coat When Mrs. Carroll WainwrigM, the former Kdfth Could, sailed for K u rope, 1 noticed she wore one ot the new cape coats, Her'a was of tan wool with a collar of striped chipmunk. On Park avenue 1 saw Miss Charlotte Mttlejohn in an fittrar Uvp ami very springlike coat. It was of gray with a cape collar scal loped in round li'.Ue waves. In a week or ho. if this moder ate weather continues, wo may cx peLt much of the avenue. DAILY VOZW Supper Is Attractive Affair Friday ' ' ' "' ' A' pleasurable affair .of . the past' week was the St. Patrick's' supper sponsored by Roseburg lodge No.' 404, L. A. of B. of R, T. for mem bers ami the B. of R.' T. Friday evening at the Knights of Pythias hall following the lodge meeting. Unique St. Pu trick's place cards of shamrocks and pines were us - ed at the tables. Covers were placed for 40." In charge during' the evening w-ere the Aiesdames V.' J. Lew-man, IL A.' West, O. IL Daudel, ii. Y. Allison and H. Hess. ' ' ' , Two Matrons Entertain .With Bridge Tuesday ' ' ' Airs. I-iarry'Bui'r and Airs.' Cecil' Richards planne4 a' charming af ternoon affair this week for a lew young matrons, Inviting them to the home of the former at 846 North Jackson street Tuesday for bridge.' '' Mi's. Lester ' Endicott received first prize at the end of the game. Luncheon covers were placed Ifor Airs. Lloyd Davis, Mrs.. Joseph : A. Denn, Airs. Woodloy - Stephenson, Airs. Lester Endicott Airs. R. C. Blnxall, Airs. L. A. Littlefield, Mrs. Richards and Airs,. Burr., Mils Charlotte Littlejohn SKIRT . sic v ? f?k s i J! Twelve a Day Benefit Card Party , Is Delightful Affair. : Of the week's socinh affairs cen tered about St. Patrick's day per haps none 'was more eiitertainiu than the benefit bridge an(. five hundred party given under the au spices of the progressive Sewing Circle of St. Joseph's Catholic .church at the parish house on. that evening which broughtout many devotees of these two' fascinating games. '''. The affair was also' the formal openjng' bf1 the parish liouse, which has been Te.'nodeied. The rooms were : beautiiully 'ueeorai'ed' vvith green and white streamers,1 sym bolic of the occasion; aud ' profus ions of early spring blossoms. ' ; ' ; 'Mrs.'L. J. Barnes,-'; Mrs." T. I Hi Ness and Airs. J. Harold' Nichols were in charge of the rooms.-' 'f 1 ' ' During the evening Aliss - Helen Casey, accompanied by Aiiss Naomi Scott, violinist, and Aliss Marion Ness, pianist, gave a group of de lightful vocal solos. Twenty tables were in piny and over 100 Roseburg'-' folk attended during the evening, . - ! At bridge Airs. W. T. Craven re ceived the ladles' 'first prize 1 and in AL Al. Sillier, the men's. Tho consolation prizes went to Airs. J. K. lalbe and Air. L. J. Barnes. At the five hundred tables the first prize for ladies was received by Aliss Alildred Sinnott and the men's by Air. I. B. Nichols. Airs. S. Langenberg and Mr. J. K. Falbe received the consolation prizes. Refreshments were served at the end of the evening. Airs. R. Wlllett, Mrs. J. Koenlg, Mrs. J. T. Bryan, Airs. J. B. Sloan and Airs. E. Prine en being In charge. Several young ladies of the parish assisteu at the tables. At the close of the Lenten sea son the circle plans to give a series of these delightful card and danc ing parties to be open to the pulnc. Matrons and Husbands Meet for No Host Dinner Alatrons of tnp Tinn-ciui- ,,.. noon bridge club entertained their i husbands In the 'evening at a no ! host dinner at the home of Dr. and Mrs. viair r. Allen on Watson street. Covers were placed for Airs Chas. B. Wade, Air. and Airs. A. J Hochradel, Air. and Airs. B. R. West, Air. and Airs. E. It. Thurtyr Dr. and Airs. Clair K.. Allen, Irvin Brunn and -Fred Schwartz. A bowl 01 attractive wnite blossoms cen tered the table, with tall green tapers on each side, giving a pretty St. Patrick's scheme to the ap pointments. ' Dinner was followed by bridge The evening's honors were held bv -Mr. Brunn. Dixonville P. J. A. Is Entertained Airs. Her and Airs. J. P. Brum bach entertained the members of the Dixonville P. T. A. at -the monthly social meeting for .March recently at the home of the former at North Deer Creek. An informal afternoon was en "uei aJ?d ,1,re! of ,hc members of ,, F- T A- selected to judge the work of the Girls Club of the hx-onvlle school. The work of MiWml Brown was chosen as best ;nd hat of Elizabeth Oliver, lecled as second. At the rlnn nf r... M .olesses served to the Aiesdames j ....... nmsfi, oeo. Bonobrake Maurice Weber. Cus Lfndblom c L. Branton. W. H. Brown. Crover lison. J. B. Kurt, ,l n Pr ., , , , v.. urown. i tun,, f., V""ea ' re-l i . i nana- tomorrow where they have been violin, 'i'b their mother, Airs. B W Roseburg Singers ; : 3, ; 5 to Be Presented . in Radio Program '. " " " " . Elsie Carlotou Strang ' has an nounced the program numbers to be broadcast from, KA1ED at Aled ford on Tuesday evening, AlarcU 22, by her voice Btudents. The program will open at 8 o'clock for an hour ot especially splendid entertainment'. Roseburg folk are particularly interested til tho pro gram as the singers are all from this city. Frances Lintott, teacher ot piano, will accompany all num bers. The' prograt.. is through tho courtesy of the California-Oregon Power company, y Ladies Trio "Boat Song," Ware; "All Through the Night," Wolsh Air;. Alattie Lee Taylor, soprano; Evn Rice, mezzo soprano; Grace Wlckham Deets, contralto. Solos "West of tffo Great Divide," "The Rosary," Nevin; Grace Wickbam Deets, Contralto. Duets: "The ISampllt Hour," Penn; "Love's Old Sweet Song," Alolloy; Elsie Carloton Strang, sproauo; Lymon L. Spencer, baritone.' Solos -"Lonesome, Thats All," Roberts; "Alighty Lak a Rose," Nevin; Mattie Lee Taylor,' so prano. ' Solos "Its a Alighty Good World," O'Hara; "Little' Mother of Aline," Burleigh; Lymon L. Spencer, baritone. ' -' Duets "At Dawning," ! Cadman; "Prisciila"; Alattie Leo . Taylor, ; soprano; Grace Wlckham Deets," contralto. Solos "Carissima," Penn; VWhen . I'm With You," Robison;: Elsie Carleton Strang, soprano. , Ladies Trios "Slave Song," Del Rlego; "Old Black Joe," Foster. Alattie ,Lee Taylor, soprano; Eva . Rice,, mezzo -soprano;. , Grace Wlckham Deets, contralto. Mrs. J. 1. Love ' ' Is Visitor i . - '. ! -, : Airs. R. E. Gedney has been en tertaining as her house guest for a few days this week, Airs..' j. I. Love of Eugene, a former Rose burg matron. During her brief stay in the city Airs. Love has been a guest at several affairs. On Tuesday- she was entertained itt dinner by Alrs.'C. L. .'Hamilton and. on Wednesday was the dinner guest of Alp. W, F. Harris , , ..." , Home Economics . Club Guests of Roseburg Matron The Homo . Economics club of Alelrose grunge, were the guests on Thursday af teriiOoil uf Airs. H. Al. Aloreland of. 411 E. Douglas street. A very pleasant '. afternoon was spent and ' dainty' reireslinionts ere"sei-ved 'at the close. Those pi-esenfwere Aiesdames Royce' Bu-" senbark, John Buseubark Sr., E. R. Fenn, Fred Goff, Carrie Krttse, Clifford Alabley, J. A. Peterson, J. W. Plumer, Alary Plumei-; and Emma P. Woods. The Alarch ill meeting Will be at the home ot Mrs. Carrie Ivruse ou Alelrose road: ' Mr. and Mrs.' HeHiwell ' Invite Group for Bridge A pleasurable affair of the week was the bridge party planned Tues day evening by Air. and Airs, lion aid Helliwetl tor a group of their friends at their home at 108 West Aiosher street. Honors tor tho evening were held by Alrsi Geo. Al. Bradburn aud Elwood Strader. Seated for luncheon were Air. and Airs. Geo. AL Bradburn,' Air. and Airs. Fred Lockwood, Air. and Airs. A. Al. Throne, Air. and Airs. Keith Wright, Aliss Feme Rej'mers, Aliss Vera AlcAllilin, -Aliss -Lenore Helli well, Elwood Strader, Allen He ( itt and Air. and Airs. Helliwell. Senior Class to Present "Grurripy" ' "Grumpy'!,' that veil known and , entertaining play which has a great appeal to the public, lias beeu selected by the senior class of the high school tor this year's Class Dresenlnlinn Tjh,a.n.. ..-Ill soon start and tho piay 'will be giv en cat ty mis spring. . , In the cast a:-p Hill K-niH, "Grumpy '; Pauline Bubar as'vir- ' 6"im,. urunipys- granddaughter; Raymond Bell, Ernest . Heron, , ' "Griimpy's" ward-nephew and the hero; Tom McDowell, .Ruddock, I Grumpy's" butler; Rowland Hug- ' ar. Dr. AlcClaren; Elizabeth Abia- i ham. Airs. AlcClaren; Harold In- i gram, Dawson, a valot:' Adrian Uowen, Alerridew, another .valet; Allan Aloore, Air. Jarvis, the hand some and fascinating young man; ham AlcConnell. .Wolfe, the mer chant; Helen Bergh, Susan, the maid. The plot centers around a vnlu- uiniuuiiu, wntcn is delivered ' from Africa to London by Ernest for his comimiiv- "CnmlnvV' ' neillieW has hnnn.l ,n -.. I , - . "1" lltU lH.,IIt ot Virginia and slops as the guest . viiuiupy on i,S Wily j,on. i on. Affairs are complicated by the disappearance ot the diamond. Alat ters are straightened out In a happy ending. . . '. Business Women Have Plpasant Social Evening The Business of Professional Women's Club held a delighiftil social evening Friday at the IP in line Coilsorvrttnrv I,.r,u,,o,'livn members were invited to the attair and there were 14 additional guests. The program, put on by the dra matic club of the junior lush sehivil T,rx-.,.l l.;ni,i.. .i:.-.i.,iii - . , ,itKiiij. mi t- rhe short play, "The Independent Outer of Unmarried Women," was very amusingly portrayed by mi'in- ucia oi ine urainaiic CluD. Mrs. ip vid pieman and Feme Scott direr; (Coutiuued ou page o.j
