w0 ' RQSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, SATURDAY, JUNE 18, 1927. - t
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ISOCt&BTY.
BY GRACE CARROLL
All Contributions to this Pane Society, Women's Cluos, and
Personals Should Be Telephoned to the Society .
Editor by Friday of Euch Week. , .
wiih the golf luuniiiinent nt j
llll Villi.!) Ollimil iriliniiiin .
tercsi of it number from Rosabei-
In uildiliun to the twenty-man
- mam from tlm Koseblllg C try
Club, winch will participate In 111
tourney with those fnnii thu cor-
valliH Club, wives or several ut ,
(lie members planning to attend -1
- the elly will seem quite dcsorLed
lor the dny. The advent ut mil
summer wenihor brings il,inn enoh
week-end lor a short trip lo the
const for many folk, or III': day out
of town at some cool mid Imitli g
'ulcnle spot, where frolic may be
Iiitil In the river or I lie men of Hie
jinny find pleasure In fishing. ,
" Kvon IIioiikIi many 1110 engaged
ill preparing lo leave I h eliy for
Illo season lo eslnbllHh llieniselvos
lit country homes or co'.lnitcri i m
the seashore, or are on vacation
trips, there lias been plenty id
Boclal life lo mnke the past few
weeks entertaining, anil ospeeh.lly
this week which has been a
: round of plensurublo niialrs.
, Ntive" hi!s June Boemod so fop
'.' ular a time for weddings na Ibis
' year, almost endless being, the
'mliningos of the past Lwo weeks
of interest generally 'n Roseburg.
and numerous more approaching
at tlie end of the month.
Katherine A. Merrill
,: and E. R. Kenny;
Wed This Week , , ; ; i
At a tiiiiot wedding cerciiinuy
marked wllh tho simplicity, of. the
beniilH'til Kplseopal ; service, the
hiarrfiigu'of Miss Katherine Alice
Merrill,, daughter of Air. sand; Mrs.
Charles' H. Aterfili; or' Itosc'hurg,
1 and Mr.' Mugabe; ll Kenny, son of
. : Mr. and - Mrs. i J. J.' Kenny, of
." Lcnnu, was Solemnized on Wednes
day afternoon at St. George's ICpls
eopnl church. . ' '. ', j
llev.' Ernest , Poller Runtlolls
Vend the sorvlco n't 4 .o'clock bn
t fore it Hmnll assemblage of, nll-
mate friends anil members of Iho
families of .Iho bride and biido-
groom. ...
Hie church was decked In . lm;
presslvo whltu, Hasler , lilies and
1 ' ' roses, combined wllh' fern, I'diin
' tug a half spiny as u. background
to Iho clinnci'l. which was suffused
1 -1 with the soft glcnln'of canileliihra
whoro Iho mipllnl vows were ex
changed. !
Allss yernlin Kohlhagen was the
" tirldc's only atlendaul. She wore
' a pale green, Hat crepe gown el--J"
aboraled with while npplliiue and
wore a close fitting but to orres-
pond. Her corsage was' of sweet
peas In paslol shudes and inuiden
hair fern.
Lloyd I,. Kenny of t.eona, a
brother of the bridegroom wna best
man. .
The lirltle' wore . a charming
model of rosewood georgetle, com
plimentary lo her allrnc.llvo type.
Her-'hnt -was a close fining cliui-
,eau In lam and rose and her shoes
. and uccessorles completed Iho on
.....'-noirihlc In color.' Hop coot was of
black anlln, distinguished wllh
capo and tan and while calf trim-
mine. She wore a corsugo ot Ce-
-ell llruimer roses, sweet peas and
fnrn.
" 11 liumedlately following Ihe cere
"mony Air. nnd Mrs. Kenny left on
a -motor trip to points north. Their
" tour will Include Portland and Sea
side mid later Health1. Al the end
of three weeks lliey will return
hero lo make their home at 215
Moiilh Aliiln street, the attractive
.!' Eager home, which Mr. Kenny has
purchased.
.The bride Is a graduate of Rose-
lilll'g n IK ll school lining a ineniiier
.of Die class of Hill. For the past
several years she has been employ -
ed In thu manager's office al Hie
Rosehiit-g branch of Ihe Pacific
Telephone mid Telegraph compaii
Shu ia a young u ennui nt chnrmliig
personality and lias a wide circle
of friends in Koseburg.
Air. Kenny, loo, Is well known'
In Hid city heluK prominent In liuxl
nesa r rcles. He is manager of ino'
Douglas CrtMlllit' association nnd
T'.iSucretary 01 1110 iioseoun; !"i'i "
,?"nnts association.
OL While Hie uniirlagn Is not 11 com-
,"il!ito surprise 10 .Ihe couple's
friends lu Ihe illy, umir wciiuiim
date had 110I been announced 1
any but niemoers 01 110111 uuuim-it
;,"anil the even! has caused a flurry
Mf Interest among Ihoso who know
.iiheiu Intimately.
o
'Matron Entertains
' M. O. A. Club
Airs. Jim McKay aniiiigid a
iileuBunt afternoon for Ihe
nicin-
hni-n of the Al. -a. A. Club ot Eden-
1 bower one day Ibis week. Hie
group enjoying. Ihe afternoon In
formally, Included In the list were Iho
l...,lH,iieK Geo. Al. Illoklo, I 00K
Piiwera. Allison.
Bell.
m.. I Jniias. E. G.. Cbiske, K.
. I'lnake, Alary Davis, .Mlllhollnlid.
, J Ilultler. Woods. Allen, the .Misses
Pearl Jones, Myrtle Davenport, Ne
, sda Davenport.
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Rev R E. Crook has opened a
summer home on Hie Wright nro-,-i
mi 1 lie Curry estate a few
miles from the city, where lie and
-1. his family niil.uiwno uie
. ends during the season, 1
woe k-
Former Rdseburg Maid
Weds Glendale Man
At a (inlet wedding ccreinrfny in
Kilgeno, Allss Killh 1'owell, daUKli
ler of -Mr. and Mrs. W. 8. Powell,
former residents ot itoseburg. be
came I lie bride of Mr. Curl J.
Mother of tileiidalo on Tuesday
morning, June J-l.
The brine is a slsler of Mrs.
Hsiiicy Hugh (Kate 1'owell) if fcu
geue and rJarl 1'owell of mis (i.y.
Him is well known in itoseburg,
having attended the schools ' here
and griiiliiuilng Iroiu Hie ' high
school, later intending the ' Uni
versity or Oregon, lrom wlllc.h she
was graduated about three years
ugo. JAir the past two years ir so
sue has been one of the instructors
at tho Clendale schools. . . '
Mr. Kclhor Is a member bf a
prominent .family al tllen'ilale! He
Is Hie sou of Airs. Selher, and the
lulu C. O. Set her, and is a cousin
of i)r. A. F. Mother of Kugelie.
The collide will reside at (ilen
dale, near where Air, Mother, Willi
his brother, manages a large
ranch.
Approaching Wedding
to Be Pretty Event
One of Ihe lovely weddings 'of
11,.. ..,., I, .l.x.lolh.ir alll,llv ffllltl
the usual In lis selling, will "be 1 '"" rveil. . (. (;
Unit of MIsb Uorolhy Winston, Hidden were the Mesdames J. A.
dallKhlor of Mr. and' Mrs. ' Fred M ood, Harlan Moore, John Travis,
Winston, and Mr. l.avorne Lander, I A-. W. Helmbolt. E. C. Cloake, Ken
n ,,r. Mr ,wl vra. inhii l.amler. i nelll Cloake, C- E. .Mailis, Jake
ruesilay' evening, June ZK, ut
8 o'clock.
The ceremony will be an evening
out door affair, the setting being
on the lawn at the country homo ot
Ihe bride's parents al Winston, !
Allss Winston has chosen as her
attendants, her sister, Allss Norma
Winston, who' will , be maid; of
honor,, and Alias Theliiia Kiml.lj as
bi'ldesmniiU ; Utile -Ulah , Agnes
WIiihIoii, a cousin ot Hie hrido ol-1
oct will bo the flower r.. ,1 - I
John Lander, Jr., brother ot Mr.
I. under, will be hcsL mini, and Ken-;
uelli Winston will- hu uslieiv j
Allss Wlnslon was a member of
Iho l'l"l graduating , class of Iho
Itoseburg high school and Is ti till-1
onled young woman. , For tho, past t
Ihreo years she has been assist-1
nut kindergarten and Dunning In
structor at the Heinliuo Conserva
tory of Music. Mr. Lander intend
ed school In. Itoseburg... Holh mo
members ol' families well known
In Itoseburg. i .
Pretty Home Wedding
to Be Solemnized
Al a quiet home wedding al the
bride's pnrenls' In Ijiurelwood
Allss Kdiiu IVrrln, daughter ol' All',
and Airs. A. 11. Perrln. will become
Iho bride of Air. Joe Alnllhews al
II o'clock Humbly morning w Mb
only members ot Ihe family pres
ent. The bride-eloci will be intended
by Allss llnra Larson, who has
been lu Ashlanil Ihe past year at-
ii. mllue the Southern Oregon Nor
ninl School. Guy Perrln, brotliei
of Allss Pen-In, will bo best man
A wedding breakfast will f.ol
low the ceremony.
Allss Perrln Is an. allrncllvr
voting woman and Is a graduate
of lloseliurg high school. She at
loaded Ihe Oregon Normal School
ami later was a slildeill at (I. A.
('., where she has ninny friends.
Air. Matthews Is a resident ol
l!mpiUa. where he has a large
ranch and Is well known.
0 n,
I r retly V-hurcli
1 Wpddincr at Elkton
On Sunday afternoon. June u.
idle nun rlage of .Miss Alalgaiet
lAlvrllo Sawyers, eldest dauglilei
id .Mr. and Mrs. Alex Sawyers of
I Elkton, and Alls, lle.orge W. How
: in ii n of lteedsiort was solemnized
.III Hie Methodist Episcopal church
'at Elkton. llev. Grace Driver, pas
, h ,, ..h n, ,1.,,.
j ,,,.,.,,. , ,hl, ,,r;.s,.m.(, ,,f 1111 us-1
- .ihliii:e of two hundred guests at
; o'clock.
The church was beautifully dec
orated with flowers of the season,
" roses 111 pink and white preilnnilii-1
"lining and forming a pretty Belting :
for Ihe ceremony
Before Hie hmir for the service:
Miss Luclle Schllll, nceoinpallled
bv Allss Lena Driver, sung "In Joy I
or Sorrow." and Airs. John Sawy
ers played Ihe wedding march.
Allss Uorolhy Gates, as urines.
,.i,i n-,-., o r,-,,..lr ni- i,n, .-iriie
de chine over lose. Jacob Sawvei's.
bun her ot Ihe bride, was best
man
The bride was lovely In n flat
crene model of nnrlcol. She was
,.lv..n In miit-i li.i-n liv b..r fillliei.
Alex Mawvers. .
The couple will make Ihelr heme
a( lleedsport. wheie Air. HowiiHin
Is In Ihe employ or Ihe I nonius
Pain Shop. .
Mr. and .Mrs. Geo. Ii. Ware and
fninlly spent hist week end on a
motor trlii to Vancouver. Washing
ion. While there ihey vlslleii Ihe
Pythian Home. Mr. Ware Is
Chancellor Commander of Alpha
Lodge, Knights of Pythias, Rose
bury. Lnroiile home they were
guests of friends lu Porllaud.
OlCIlII iwuauaugu
and Ellen Braden
Wed at IMaricopa
A nmrrliig'.' of Die week of In
terest In itoseburg ami Eugene
circles was Hint of Miss Kllen
llnliien, daugliier of .Mr. anil Mrs.
C. A. llriiili'ii of Maricopa, f al
and (ileiiu ('. Kaihibaugli, son of
Mr. und Airs. (!uy 1'. Hadabaugb,
formerly of liosebuig. now making
their home in ICugcne. The cere
mony was solemnized Wednesiluy,
June IS, at Ihe homo of the bride's
parents at Maricopa.
Mr. KailahaiiKli wan a member
of tho Wii gnuiualiiig class of
itosebura high school and was
prominent in literary circles. HOiwuii a variety of oilier cut flowers
was president oi uie miiuciii inm 1
Association in bis senior year and
following griiduatlon attended Iho
University of Oregon, there taking
a course lu journallsni. Ho is well
known In newspaper circles, hav
ing lieen employed as reporter on
Ihe NeHs ltevlew slalf and Is now
employed In the Eugcnu itegister
ol flees. . .....
The bride is an attractive young
woman mid has many friends in
Eugene, having boon a student at
Ihe Eugene Hlblo university.
The collide will make Iheir home
lu Eiigone. i ' 1 i
Visiting Matron
Honored at Porch Party!
' Mis.' ilalpll 'Hell arranged a
lovely porch party at her home last
Friday evening in coniiiliuienl to
lier mother, .Mrs. J. 'A.' Wood' of
Orange, ('alll'oriila, wild Is heri
I house guest, nsklug old rrlends ot
i tho honor guest, who rormeriy re
j sided In Itoseburg, having made
j her homo hero f tibcul f',vo ycarr
I t!. M... ,ll,.n..ul,. 7'll,A
evening, Taneii. wnn games, anu
Jones, C. W. Cook. (Ieo A. Hickld
F. A. Slowart, Alary, Davis, Hill
Alarslihanks, P. W. Cook, Curtis
Cullilna. C. H. Calkins, C. , E. Wen
be r, Fpiiik Calkins, T. II. Bryan, H.
II. Williams, John Ewell. J. A.
Wood, Ifl. McKay, ' powers, Ellison,
Alullbollaiid, Allss ' Hazel Mnrsll
bauUs, Alias' Pearl Jouus. . ' ,:
SOCIETY I SMMSTS MIND THEIR P'S
On All Hands These ' Days It's Print, Plaid, Pleat, Pastel
IV113. n. r. ituse iviih. cuwin ivi. rubi. i, unu itiis. nuuoii i. n,nau,
1 .
: BY OETSY SCHUYLER
I N E A Sorvlcs Writer
NEW YORK. June .IS.- Society, -Mrs. Holiert Livingston ClarU
id eouiso. Is minding Us l"s ami 1 son sponsoied the print, In a soft
Q'B Ibis spring. Hut It dees seem : pastel shade of Ihe popular or
al. If It Is slnwing Hie runner. !'hld. wllh liny flowers In wisteria
For prints, plaids, pleats and 'mid green 011 It. A three piece cos
pearls were seen oven whore n' mne II was, of sumo soi l new
IconttV III Iho races. Not lo lllell-
!llon "pliable fabrics. And pique In
the form of vests and blouses.
And of coinie i.nslel colors!
Kalini n Hrown. chose a plaid, a
i siiiklng lilalii. In fact, lor her silk.-
i en wuol labile suit 111 giavs and
j black on a white background. The
,.,,( was fullv seven eighths lengih.
'11 i ...Mil :il I,,,. I.nx iniil alvln Willi!
! one huce pouch pocket on 'ihe 1 IkIii
side w blt'll gave ample spare lor
M-(ue cards, eigaict ca-e and sn
on.
j Silver White B!ous
Her l.ht hid side box pl-.'ats
The blou-;e wu; a llve white, us
was l lie hoslt'iy and irtoves. She
wore a sniiirt tell nirl'iin, wllh a
cilcubir Haie running acioss til"
top lrom car lo ear. It was worn
low over her foivluad. jusi let. in;
her eyes peep out. Her black pa
tent leather pimpf had cut stesl
Matrons and Maids
Asked fpr Luncheon ,
and Bridge. Wednesday
For thii ! aecund of a series of
most delightful ' nl'turuoon uifairs
at which lliey aru entertaining
groups of friends, Mrs. 11. C. Wud-
II, Airs. j. f . JiaiKer khu .wis. i
(i. Hroudway urranged a one
o'clock liuu:lieon und bridge party i
for Wednesday. Fllty six matrons
and maids were bidden lo the Wud-1
uetl home, which was aliructivuj
with musses of lovely flowers in ,
pastel colors, charming appoint-1
numiu in Hi,, luncheon tables cor-1
responding with the arrangements 1
of bluebells, roses and sweet peas I
1 lne rooms. ;
AsEll!llllK ,vi.,.e Mr8. Kro(1 ik.
. ii(.iw(.l, Mrs.
,!,",,''., (ieo M BrauV
A. Al. "one Mis. Oco
(.'lias, W. Wharton and Alias Ueij
trude- Hast. 1
Fourteen tables of bridge were
In play lu Hie afternoon. First
prize was won by Airs. Clnlr K.
Allen und second by Mrs. W. S.
Jost. The crjnsolntlon prize went
to Airs. Foster Hutner.
Bridge and five
Hundred at .Club
Benefit June 24
The rooms formerly occupied
by the Heinllne Conservatory of
Alusle in the Kohlhugon building
will be the scene ot a most enjoy
able and restive alfalr on J rlilay
evening. June 24, when the Ilusi-
ness und Professional Women's
Club has arranged for a benefit
card party, the proceeds lo ba used
in club funds
There1 will be tables for both
bridge and five hundred, each
member of the club to be respon
sible for players for one table.
Quaint ideas will be worked out
by each of Ihe club women for the
tables and at the end ot play re
freshments will-be served. Mrs.
S. L. Kidder Is "general chairman of
the affair.
:T " ' i; r? ' " :
(Mrs. J.'M. Judd ami twA daugh
ters, the Misses -Jessie .and Eld
less Judd, have been spending tho
weilK In 1 Portland i and' Seaside.
Thoy: will return lo; Itosebjirg next
fee5q! J! ,i -
-lnickles that hardly mis.-ied lieinil
Colonial lu their quaint shape.
ein o 01 siik iii.u ciiiuK uec iiik-
!' "' shimmered In Ihe sun.
wuaisew uutn ultra
I Iter coal Had ll sluiwl collar Hull
! ' unite new, and flared sleeves,
: A" absence ol conlrastllig color
. h the delicate material added
i ''hie lo her costume. So ninny
1 1"''" nowered materials nils sea
"Oil SOl'Ill doomed to
itu-if
'. diiinly chaim by having a gaudy
l.l, .!,,. ,,..n ,..
Vstci- three ef llieui nestliiiK ' lug a narrow banding. She wore , Ha dots In gold and silver, ailer
on her Vhoulder looked as If they' pearls lo give a gleaming touch to naling and the Vneck was out
must be real flowers. Site wore : her beig" frock. bned In banding o dots, as was
an onbid Milan hat villi medliii.il Turquoi Leather the rmtlom of Hie circular skirt
M.-.I brim turned down all around. Another nnart separate coal I Flowered chiffons, black, holao
Mil silliest ,iawav In the beck, i'ote.1 recently was a lurjuuiso blue and colored laces and while seor
Its 'hmdlec was a shaded ribbon leather sports model that Mrs. Belle with diamonds are among th
car, lng !1 the t s of her print- George L. Redmond affects for n.os, f,sh,onaMe for - evenina
,.,1 ,., -motoring, lis collar Is of beige fur . wear, skills are circular, tiered.
M,s lt.liil,, Al. Post. Jr.. walking and she wears a smart belie felt or draped, with , full Inserts,
will. her. had a smart flesh-color- hat. Alelal rings are used Instead I'U. as 1 said ih he beg nning
,-! u-i o.u-. tte bkms,. will, a double ; of buckles lo close the coat anJ'H seems to be plaldi, pleats and
( plcited j.-.bot on It with her blue
Attractive Affair
1 Honors Couple
I One of Ihe attractive 'evening af
! fairs of the week honoring Allss
Oertrude Wlckham and Mr. Hugh
Whipple, whose marriage will be
an event of Wednesday evoning,
June 29, was at Ihe home of Mr.
and Mrs. A. D. Taylor on South
siephena street, a surprise kitchen
i-hower lielng arranged for tho
honor guests by a group ot their
intimate friends,
Cut flowers in grucoful baskets
and vases transformed the rooms
where tables were placed for five
hundred following the shower. Al
the close of play high honors were
shared by Mr. and Mrs. AIcKlhlll-
ano consolation prize went 10
Mr. and Mrs. Catching.
CoverB for luncheon were placed
for Miss Oertrude Wlckham. Air.
nno sirs, joe ueeis, air. ami airs.
(irant Osborn, Mr. and -Mrs. Hoy
Catching, Mr. and Mrs. Ned nixon,
Air. and Airs. Herbert ). Qulno,
Air. and Airs. Chas, M. AlcElhlnny,
Air. nnd Mrs. Fred L. Strang, Air.
Hugh W'hil'P'e and the hosts.
Mrs. George Wharton. the
.Misses Verna Carothers, Alice Ue
iand and Hess Wharton spent last
Sunday as guests of Air. und Mrs.
Waller G. Paul at their country
homo at Dixouvllle. . ,
', . i '
Former Roseburg ; ' :
Man Weds Kansas Maid
Announcements rec dved In the j
malls this week of Interest to a i
milliner in uie ciiy was me mar-!rt
rlage of Allss Katherine Erna Pen -
nor. the daughter of Air. and Mrs.
r,,"';t,PHnr,'i0 Newton, Kansas,
and Air. Harold It. Barton, formerly
of Roseburg. ..
qhe wedding was an event of whose marriage will be solemnized
June 7 at Newton. Mr Barton Is 01l June 9 wa3 al the home of
well known here, wllh his parents j Mr alld M,.s, Charles Olson, at El
and two lirothers having made , meotBl we3t of this city, on Sun
Roseburg his homo five years ago. ,,av evening, a group of one hun
After leaving this city he went to d,e, friends of the honon guests
Kansas, entering the state col-: assembling as a surprise. -,
lege, where he completed. . his j A mock wedding was an. eiitei'
course this June. ; talning part of the evening' and af-
Atr. and Airs. Barton will be at ; terward games and music were di-!--me
In Alberquerque, New Mexi-1 versions. A miscellaneous shower
co, in the fall.
' "-. : v : -: -t
The Misses Afny Kiley pnd Hel
en Russell of Eugene are, visiting
here- at the homes of the latter's
slsler, Mrs. Herbert I). Qlline, and
aunt, Miss Mattie Perry.- ., ' i k i
tailleiir. a flesh-colored silk hat
nnd hosiery to match. She wore
pearls, a lovely strand ot slightly
pink ones.
The new- pliable velvet sport co'U
had a sponsor In Alia. II. P. Hose
when she strolled down Park ave
nue enjoying the first real sun
shine New York has seen lately.
II was perfectly tailored, with no
trimming, depending on lis svelte
lines for chic. And of course II
was perfectly Justified tn doing so.
The Utile fresh violets she wore
looked chnrnilng against the gleam-
log creen of Ihe sport coat.
Her lint was a huee picture hat
i'of a darker gieen. with n matching
i velvet
ribbon bow lying flat
lurulnut lis minor bl 111 ami form
tighten the ruffs. The same de
Matron Bids Club
for Luncheon
Arranging a charmingly ap
pointed one o'clock luncheon on
Thursday Mrs. Chus. U. Wade In
vited the matrons of her bridge
club to her home on South Ste
phens .street. Masses of fragrant
cut flowers were used in the
rooms. Following luncheon table3
were cleared for bridge.
At the end of the game honors
were held by Sirs, irvln Ilrunn and
guest prize was received by Mrs.
Albert Alicelll.
Included lu the group were the
.Mesdumes Albert Alicelll, Hlrney
It. West, E. H. Thurber, Irvln
lirunn, A. J. Hochradel, S. G. Sel
lick, Fred Schwartz and tho host
ess. Mrs. P. Sinlcair
,t i ii
v,iuu i iubicss
Mrs. Peter Sinclair
invited the
members of the Garden Valley
Women's Club to be her guests at
her home on Thursday - afternoon.
Following the usual business meet
ing an afternoon of informal visit
ing was enjoyed.' Allsses .Margar
et Ferguson and Georgine Sinclair,
assisted the hostess in serving re
freshments to Mrs. Ed. Hrown,
Airs. K. A. Calhoun, Airs. Donna
Ferguson. Airs. R. S. Hutton, Airs.
W. I). Love, Mrs. Gurney McDan
iel, Mrs. A. Nlilny, Airs. J, Erwin
Page, Airs. Fred Parrott, Airs.
Hugh Ritchie, Sr., Airs. John Sin
clair, Mrs. Anna Wood, Airs. J. L.
Potoin und Airs.: Leslie John.
i - i- t ji
1 v-ouple Complimented
I at Affair This Week -i
A ,nte,.esUllB affa arranged
, w k to cobmllUnleIll M,8 m.
I . ,, ., MH,,hnwa.
for the bride-elect followed, JViiss
Perrin t receiving many lovely
gifts. , ' s'
Assisting at itlie buffet supper
were 'AIra. .C. Ji .Lundeen, Airs. L.
L. Alarsters amj ilia. Cj R. Holm-
-quist. . . -
Kathryn Brown
vices decorate her pull-on gloves of
beige.
Aliss Judith Smith advanced
something new In pleats tho other
day when sho woro a Tuxedo suit
of ' brown small checks with tan
background that had fully a ilon
en pleats across the left side and
none elsewhere. They were stitch
ed to below Iho hlpltne and then
flared jauntily when she walked,
giving the clever one-sided touch.
Commsnctment tor Polka Dots
1 note that polka dots have grad
uated into evening wear, a fact
! proven conclusively ny uie clinrm-
, big dark blue chllfon hlouse Mrs.
I David Wagsiatr wore at a dinner
last ween, us sleeveless upper
- : poruon nno iiaiiii eiiiiiuniiereo imi-
- prints tor sports.
'
Two Maids Honored ,
by Group of Friends .
For the pleasure of Allss Violet
Heed, who Is leaving soon lo
make her home at Clatskaule, and
.Miss Katherine Alontgomery, wno
will leave to take a summer course
at the University of Oregon, a
gruup of thtrty-tive of their!
friends, meniDers of the Young
People s ' society of Ihe Bible
Standard Mission, called ut the
Reed home for a surprise and to
bid the two maids adieu on Wed
nesday evening.
.Music and interesting games
comprised the entertainment and
at tne close of the evening refresn-
uieuu were served,
Allss Helen Casey has been
spending the past week ill Port
land as the house guest of Miss
Naomi Scott. Miss Scott is plan
ning to return here In the fall to
open her own music studio.
Children's Day
Pageant Impressive
A spectacular and pleasing
Children's Day pageant was en
acted Sunday evening at the First
Methodist Episcopal Church by
the Junior Department of the
Sunday School.
"Gretchen's Wondrous Adven
ture" with Patricia Neal as "Orel-
chen" was found and transformed
in , an nudum led garden lull of
real Howei-B. Fairies, with Janot
Flkencher as queen fairy, elves
and the rose, forget-me-not, blue
bird, daisy and butterfly, each told
in what way they try to make the
world beautiful and happy. Four
tiny flower girls scattered rose
petals for the approach of the
queen, .Alary Deli Ueddes, whose
attendants were Margaret Dent
and Aladcline Doosenberry. The
Spirit of Education, displayed by
five girls, gave to Gretchen a
bright outlook for the future. Hoss
Knotts represented the board of
education of the First Methodist
Episcopal' Church, and the far
reaching .effects of free scholar
ships which help many boys: and
gins to a higher education which
otherwise would not bo thelvs.
Aluch credit is due the committee
which presented this interesting
pageant. Several numbers from a
four-piece orchestra were enjoyed.
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Club Meets for, , , , ;
Social Afternoon '
For the meeting of tho Northslde
Sunshine Club Thursday, Mrs. 11.
S. Nichols, asked tho 'members to
her home, arranging an, lntormal
afternoon: following 'the business
session. ' At , the close refresh
ments were served.1 '- .
Enjoying tho uftcrnoon wore the
Mesdames Joss Hicks, club guest,
Virgil Bush, Ed Alarsters, Geo.
Alarsters, Fred Bowen, L. W. Li
es, Robert Chilson, James Bart-
ley, Lucius Alarsters, Clair Petitt,
Roscoc Alarsters, B. F. Chilson,
Wm. Fisher, and tho hostess.
Umpqua Squaws Hold
Last Meeting of Season
Closing a very successful period
of activity, the I' urn cm a Suuaws
held the last meeting ot the season c.. p.J.,
on Alonday evening at the homo ot lore employes
Airs. Lymon Spencer, disposing of Have Enjoyable Picnic
various matters pertain- Quito an enjoyable evening af
lng to Hie part taken by the organ- far 0r Thursday was tho out-door
lsation in the Strawberry festival. ! picnic in which added guests,
During tho evoning the group i m.mhn nr iho airr m.,i
was entertained by the series of
moving pictures taken during t he
vunuua urnivni uvuius, I. xl.,!
Ness, showing Iho picturt'g.
The organization will no', meet
lif-il,, unl.ln r,-i,i,t en Hi.,1 I...... i l,.,ra
und! autumn.
he 'il
Picnic Tuesday Is
Delightful Affair
A very enjoyable affair ol' the
nV. ,i , ii ii , l' i ,
?.h.?."k ..,hi? l":lK?m
Church, South, enjoying a picnic at
the Macon Smith homo at Win
chester. Swimming, horseback riding,
and games were Ihe dlve,Mlons of
the afternoon and evening. In
cluded In the gr.iup wero the
.Misses Virginia French, Maldlc
Gilbert. .Mario Nelson. A!nitie
Smith, Agnes Pierce and Fay Ogle,
ltev. and Airs. ('. S. Coberly
and
.Mr. and Airs. Macon Mintli.
Mr. and Airs. L. L. Crocket
two daughters left mid-week
Diamond - Lake, Air. Crocker
be-
lng deputy game and fish warden
there. Airs. Crockor nnd the two
girls are remaining at the resort
during Ihe season, returning to
Itoseburg In tho fall.
Annual Club Supper
Delightful Affair
The annual club supper of the
Bell view Club held at the country
liome of Air. nnd Mrs. P. W. Heck
ley at DIxm.vHlo was a delightful
afralr of last Saturday evening nt
6:30 o'clock.
A number of guests were Invited
In addition to the club members
and their families. The long table,
from rhlch the buffet supper was
served, was placed under the trees
on the lawn.
In Ihe evening a huge bonfire
was built, lending a festlvo air to
the scene. Hntertalumont for the
evening consisted of a song by the
little Misses Koslund, and a violin
solo by Rowland linear. W. G.
Paul talked Interestingly of his
travels In India, Korea. Japan and
oilier countries of Kurope. One
especially entertaining part of his
talk dealt with the mysterious dis
appearance ot the crew o' the ship.
Atarie Calesla. a sailing rcssel
which left a port In Alnlne about
forty years ago. nf whom no Hate
has ever beeu found.
Mrs. Virdin Hostess
for Delightful
Bridge-Luncheon
OI tne week's larger social af
fairs none could have been moro '
delightful than Iho ultrnetivu
briage-luncheou on Tliursduy fur
whlcn Mrs. T. B. Vlrdm wo host
ess, arranging It as one of a series
of affairs at which she will enter
lain groups ot prominent matrons
and maids.
Cut flowers In dollcate shades
predominated In the rooms and
corresponded wllh the luncheon
appointments. Assisting were
Airs. H. Clay uarey, ,ur. o. u.
Kidder, Mrs. J. K. Sawyers and
Allss Gertrude Rast.
Six tables of bridge wore in
play following luncheon. At the
end of "tne game Airs. A. A. Wilder
received first prize and Mrs. B. L,
Kidder second prize.
w
Young Maid
Entertains Friends
Betty May, the young daughter
of Mr. and Airs. Fred Boyor, ob
served her ninth birthday anni
versary on Tuesday by inviting a H
group of small friends to the Boy
er home for the afternoon.
Pleasure was found at the river
and Informal games wero tho en
tertainment. At the close of the
afternoon refreshments were serv
ed at an exquisitely appointed ta
ble, centered with a bowl of pink
sweet peas and fern.
The guest list included Margaret
Murphy, Jean Mary Murphy, Clara
Alary Hagar, Phyliss Becklcy, Vera
Thelma Lovelace, Carmen Love-7
lace, Vincent Murphy, Eddie Buy
er, Dee Boyer, and Freddie Boyer.
Miss Evelyn Quine will spend
the summer months at the Oregon
Caves, one of the attractive sum
mer resorts of Southern Oregon, .
there having charge .of' a studio
for the summer. Aliss Quine was
accompanied south last week by
her parents, Mr. and Airs. Geo. K.
Quine, who have returned hero.
Afternoon Program at
W, C, T. U. Meeting
A most interesting patriotic
program in connection with the
observance of Flower : Mission Day
was , held at tho meeting of the
Roseburg W. C. T. U. on Wednes
day at the home ot Mrs. G. W.
Riddle.,- ,
Airs, J. D. Osborn presided at
the meeting and Mrs. E. Woodcock
led the devoiions. The regular
business session preceded the pto-
gram; which' was arranged by Mrs,
J itoyce Busenbark,
Tho t,i-nfm nnimo,! will ihn
song, "America,'' by the meriibei-iU(
of the organization. Mrs. Busen
bark gave a very entertaining talk
on the origin of Flower Mission
Day. Two solos by Airs. Willis
Alyors, accompanied by Mrs. C. S.
Heinllne, ' were enjoyed and Aliss
Joyce Busenbark gave two read
ings. , A talk, the tftcme belnc
Flower Altsslon Day and patriot
ism, was given by Mrs. Wm'. Aus
tin. The assemblage sang the na
tional anthem at tne close of the
program.
Refreshments were served by u
committee ot ladies.
maimBer of ' tho Roaeburg J. C.
PeIlney company store . particlpat-
- ,i
The group motored to an at
1 "JE... 'Z V'
tractive picnic spot below, the
luwitniivi uiv.iuiuti ilea. IV iuuiiea-
ter, holding a 7 o'clock picnic supf
per.
The evening following the sup
per was spent informally. Includ
ed in the group woro tho Ales
dames Elsie Williams, Anna Dab-
ney, Air. and Airs. W. D. Wiley,
, Air, and Mrs. A. J. Caraway, the
Misses Mabel Schlndler, Ruth Jen
nings and Lotus Knight, and R. H.
Smith, W. B. Strawu and Veile-
monte Morris.
Cooking School
Evoking Interest
A great deal of Interest is bo-
' lng shown by tho housewives ef
Roseburg and vicinity In the fin
j electric cooking school lo be con
iducted by the News-Review starl
nnd ' ,n ' Tuesday afternoon. T b e
,l)r ; school Is lo be at the Armory ami
i-iitsNes w in oo nem eacn auei
noon at 2 o'clock. The schoo. will
(Continued on pa go 3.)
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