TWO
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, SATURDAY, JULY 9, 1927.
WOMAN'SM
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SOCIETY
BY GRACE CARROLL
All Contribution! to tola Page Society, Women's Cluoa, and
Personal Should Be Telephoned to the Society
Editor by Friday of Each Week.
: Savpral -cliarmliic 'visitors have Nina Carter and '
piovld d Inspiration fur imicli In'. . ,v, , . . ,
tlio way of pleamint and liitorninl ; Marllon Weatneriorci
social antoiliilnnient durliiK Ihe! Wrl in ("Vntrpilin '
,.,i win ,.,i,i,iv .oniiiiiixi w ea m ventraua
to do so llio coming few days will)
tho arrival of oilier out of town
folk, somo of whom are planning
' to spend several weeka In the city
us tile guests of relatives.
. Thoae who have not already de
serted the city for annual outings
111 (lie niouiitaiuH or vuculinlis at
tho miHHhore. have cllher opened
thuir suinuiur homea at which they
are entertaining gliosis, or are on
motor trlpa to points' of inn-eat oui
of the state, ho that seemingly
there will ho a lull in social ae
tivlty (luring the next few weeks.
Weddings continue lo he the pre
vallliiK note In aoelal life and with
the week have come uuuouiicu
' inentH of several marriages whieli
uro especially Interesting to Roso
burg folk.
Mrs. A. R. Moore '.
Entertains With '. .. ' ,
Lovely Affair .
A u-linllv Invelv affair nf Thm-H.
day was the one o'clock luncheon i Planned In honor of Mib. Oscar
mid bridge party planned by Mrs. Carlson (Helen Day) or Spokane
A. It. Moore In compliment to her who la visiting her mother, Mrs.
house guests, Mrs. T. A. Wh kes Hdllh Way. The afternoon was giv
. ot Portland mid Mrs. James Will- 8,1 over to needlework followed by
Jama of Kugeue,. a group uf sixteen
proiuineut niatrons being asked tor
the uftoriioou.
7 Luncheon, ill. the llmpuiia Hotel
at .the attractive country homo or
. Mrs. Moore. The t rooms were
brightened wilh' bowls of ' aiveet
jieaa and utlier auiunie'r blossoms.'
V Honors, fob thy afleinooii' went to
., ;' J'lrs; A. D. 'Abbott; and "second
iiilne. was won by Mrs. Fled Chap
' man. ' (luest ' prizes were1 given
Mrs., Wlckes,', ..Mrs; Williams and
' Mrs. L. W. .Joase of Portland.'' i
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'.' Mis. W. C. Smailjof. ttoaebiug Is
, '.. 6i)eiidlng the week-end in Portland
. having lefti Friday, to. meet a party
( Washington, I). C, and vlBll wllh
' Ibem. , Included in tho party tire'
Mrs, Hairy lJlake and Miss KnUiy
;'Hiaki(, her daushler; ' and Mrs.
".' Clian. Creager. : . 1 - ' "
Mrs. tieo. 'keauit'' of Houston,
Texas, will uri'iye, in tho .cliy, the
coming' week' to - visit with nor
nloce, -Mii, A. pi.Tliromy.iind itth
. or lolnllves. " i
'.)..' ., U'fef'rft .. ; ,. -,
Program of Early
. Oregon History Given. '
: ,l An interesting program of- early,
i iliugou history and pioneer Inci
. ' uems was tlio fuiituru of the lieil-
: view Club meeting at tho homo of
. ., Mrs. Curl Husluiid the alteiuuou
- of .July 1.
Mrs. Fred L. SlrnilK sung several
, dellgbtlul' uuiuh-rs accompanied by
'.Mrs. H. C. lleli, and the Misses
. Koslund sung several selections.
- Mrs. i. .O. Arthur, who is Icaviug
to inuke her houiu in Chtcugo, was
: liresellled with a silver pie server
v by her group of friends ill recugul-
'lloa of her luterest In the club.
' ' In addition tti the club members
' three guests were invited fur the
' ' affair Including, Mia. Fred Ji.
' hHvniiK, Mrs. It. C. Hell of CalU'or
ulu and Mrs. Uerger of Portland.
1 ' 1 n 'it ivi 'i
; irvin jerrni wetis
California Maid
,JA recent wedding of note which
will bo of Interest to circles in
Jloseburg ia that o Mr; livln ,S.
Tel i III, son of .Mr. unci Mrs. Kalph
Terrlll, former residenis uf the city,
and Miss Helen M. Thoinpsou of
Riverside, 'Callroi uiii, w hlch was
snlclunixeiL at an .aftei-uuou cere-
innilV lh, flruf of Ihu nwlh ,, I ah..
homo ot Justice George V. llol-
bi'oolt In Hun lloiuailliio.
The wedding was ultemled by on-'
ly u small group of intlinale
friends or the . bride and bride
groom. William Stewart, Jr., act
ed as best man and Ihe bride was
Hlteuded by Mrs. Marjorie Keston.
Mr. Ten 111 attended school in
Rosebtng. later attending U. A. C
whero he was a member of Kappa
Sigma national fraternity. I
moved to Modford wllh his parents
several years ago and recently hux
been making his homo in the
south. Mr. Terrlll Is n member of
the editorial staff of the Evening
leiegrani at Kan Uernadino. where
lie and his bride -wilt make tlielr
home,
O ijjt
Mra.' V. H. Carter
Entertains Aid Gathering
For the nii'PliiiR thla week of Ihe
Ladiea Alii Koclelr of the 1'lilln
tlau Chuii-li .Mia. W. H. Outer Bak
ed Hie memhera lo her home on
South l'lne atreet Thursday. Mal-Iim-.i
peiiaiulna lo Ihe niciiuta-
lloa'a part In Hie hiillriiiiir "t Ihe
new church wero illRcUHseil ami
charily relief Work wa lukeii np.
The liidloa aluo formed iiliini for u
conked food Rale fur July 111.
Uui-liijt Hie ariermwii Hcvcrnl
peweil on article for Ih.. Iiimmr
to be held In Ihe fall. A commit
tee competed of Mra. Kred Tei-ry,
Mra. C. M. Huaho mid Mra. f'lias.
V Slanlon served to the fifteen
Indies. ,
All uuiu)uncemen,t thla week
liroviiiK un lnlaueHt lug surprise to
many of the. youugur net was th-i
marriage of Nlun Carter, UauKh'er
of 'Mr. and Mm.. J. IL Cuinpheil,
and Mm-lon Weulhei'Cord, son of
Mr. and Mr. M. C. Vveatlieitiji'd,
the wedding luklng plue July :i at
Ci-iitiaUa, Wash.
lloth the brld and bridegroom
attended and graduated frou' Uohih
burg high school and have, a wide
clrcl of friends among the younger
set. 'L'liu bride hu been ttvploytfd
at lh offices of ilr, lu. M. Lenr
bach and .Mr. Woatherfnrd is eni
ployed at tint Highway Su'-vice
-Sun Ion. They .will maku their
home on Houth Piu'e street.
On Thursday evening a group of
their friends gave a charivari for
them and at llio close , the Kroitp
were llielr miosis at the Palace of
Sweets. ,
' :
Alia. Kugeue Hampton was host
ess Saturday afternoon at . her
home fur a pleasurable artair she
'""t twelve friends wore asked
to call to greet
Airs. , Carlson.-
uuginio (iuurd, . , , . , , ,
II'- . ' $ , ' I .' ,'
Visitors Entertained .
at Evening Affair . '
A very delightful afrulr of last
Saturday, evejnijg at SjiuUi ,Oeer
Cre.ek was arranged at the Orange'
hall for the pleasure at four. . yis.
iters, tho daughters and, uiuoe of
Win., fi, .Melton, Sr., ;tiom ucra
inciilo, and the. guests, of Sherman
S. Cpnlne,. frpui Sun , Fiunclscu,
who ,uie apendlng n few weeks i at
Smith ,l)eer Creuk. , , . , ;
Tlie hall was transformed with
liroliislutis uf crimson rambler
rosea and while lilies Into iu pretty
sotting lor thu niuslcul' i piograiu
and folluwlllg Clltel'tallllleat. Ttto
piognini was )iiesenle(t ' by,Mrs.
C. Jl. lliillvy; wni'ihy lecturer of
the Crunge," 'unif conslsted at a
piano duet by .Miss Isahelle Kar
cher and Mrs. liailey, ;reciiailuns
by Freida Duncan .niid Calvin
Smith, piano aoloa by .l.ola Dun
can, Albert Karcher, .Juseplliuo
Cachelln, May O'Donull, piano duet ,
by Kobeita.and Arlluu. McLaughlin.
Tlie remainder of the . evening
waa enjoyed In diuiciug aiid at the
close ruli-eslimenls were served,
& i;i is '
Mrs. U; A. illliard and' sou,
Luwts, have taken it cottage lit.
Ulleyld lor the remainder of the
Sliuimi'i'. Dr. Dlllard . Will - spend
I tho week-viuls there with his fam
ily. . , ., ' .
Son Former Residents i
Veds in Euast
iiiteiesllng to Ihe older resi
dents or the city Is the news Of
Um marriage of Wilbur Schoileld
llullii, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lest or
tL Ilulln, former' resldeuts ot
Rosphurg now making their home
In Eugene, and Minn Marlon Wynn
Nagel. The wemltug wiih an veni
in the evening til1 Juno 17 ut iho
home of the bride's parenls, Mr.
a, ml Mrs, Mnuii Nimlf, in HtMidlng;
HemiHylvanla.
' Only members of the rami hen at
Kudfd and Rev. V. . Mm-mtliou,
vhviu oC tln lMt Kplsi'Upal . t-I.urch,
reml the .ervli!,5. .iamH ot
l'tiii':tvioii was best man.
Tho bridegiodiu niteuded sehonl
In Kugeue and Is a Ktmtiuuv ot
the rnlverslty of Oregon, He r
eelved a I'h. U UeKiee for grad
uutu work ut till ward mid Prince
ton and Is now Instructor tn plLsy-
etiology ul Princeton
inivurslty,
Princeton, N. J.. where he and nis
bride will make llielr home. Mis.
Until) Is a graduate of Itiyn Mi'wr.
They expect to visit the P.ieitlc
coast the coining year.
Mr. ait'i Mr., nulla, parents ut
the bridegroom, passed through j
KoKvhurg Tue-'tlay and Htop.ted
er it brief lilue to visit wllh iriends
on their way to ltandou bi aeh.
and Mrs. ( has. U. W.id ro-
tiirnoil home- Thurtuluy eveinf? (ol
lowillK a twu week'it trip tu lilulio, j
vIhIIIiii; In UoUe. where llr. Wailei
aneiiueil Hie ,oiuiwewi ..leini-ni
meetliiB. Wlvea of Ihe phynlcluuH ,
attcmlintr the meeiliiK wer auesi
ut vartotia dcilahttul affali-s in
runaeil by "wlvea of ph.taiclaiiH of
Hoise itui-lu their atuy In the city.
In-, and Mi-a. Wade iiIho visited
. Vellowaione Nalloual t'ai k.
O
Women to, Piny Golf
Thursday at Country Club
The woluen'a day at Ihe Kom1
hui'K Cotuiliy t'ltilr Is ni-u.vliiR an
InlereHling variation of the week.
Thuraduv iu'iux- net aside an the
time when (he uolf team meelH fur
practice. All women inelhbci-x ot
the club, who ai-e luterested In the
vamo are asked to meet hex:
iiiui-siwi.v niiMioiia hi " chicfx jenuren anil aiiuitlonal suests, 1111111-
at Ihe clubhouse to lee off Imnicdl-i heiina; Dili Iv-llvo, the moup motor
alely iirierwnrd. A women' solfiimf t the Caitvonvllln I'ai-k lo ob-
leam 18 belim oruanlzed to iiarllcl ! serve Iho nalloual holiday,
onto In 11 tonniaineiil In Iho neari liuuira ami aiiorla were dlvoi--futurf.
Luncheon will be served al aUma ot Ihe day and a dinner was
noon und those wlshlnir roei-vii-. sir veil al noon. In Ihe cvcuIiik fol
Hons are renucstud lo call Mrs. I.jlowiiu: the pruKraiu a nupper ia
0. Broadway at thu clubhouse, eujojed. -.
SPORTS' INFLUENCE
f J'rk &
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White, -yellow and cedar: brown; long-sleeved sweat
er, with a flat crepe skirt matching the lowest band.
Visiting Matron Is -t.
Hohoi Guest, at Picnic, ' i
Mi-H.i Tom i Wharton Uind Mrs, F.
H. Churchill arranged' n charming
ly liirorniiil evening r iriiic on the
m ilJm"ST( ."F'1," "
inr" TYiiiiruni 'inline - un r iHiiiy
liny
iwonius for " tlio pleuHuro
A. l KlJfH, an intr.'Hi.iti
,
;
h(?re.H llip -miest of both
Mrs,
She
lay retiti'uiir
honie tile
coming
week, i i ' . . ,
Giles! a for -Hie . nccasioji were
Mrs. Ellis, tin-,, and .Mus.. N. liiee,
Mr. and, Mrs'. jt,;'r'Mai',Miars. Mlsia
Dorothy ' Muf'sliji-i".'. '' .Allan' 'Heieo
Churchill and Hull ;Soel'.
S'e :"t ' ' ' .
Mfs. Rk E. Duncan and
Children to Visit J: l-i- V 1
.'- Mt-H. Robert .. K,' t Dunmih , .(Cora
Campbell), audi' clilUtren) uf .Olncln
nati.vwho nrej expected the .coining
Veeli,. wilt' lib warmly Wealed by
friends' diu-lng tholr 'alay, : 'i'hey
will - be guests of Mrs. Duncan's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hvirs.ee j
tuuiiMieii, ul tueu- iicuie on xiar
vard avenue for several weeks. Mr.
Duncan ncocmpanled hla family as
far as Colorado, where they have
, " ' " ... f..'. ,,.
I terests- befoi-o visiting his pnmtls
In St. Louis, ariur which he will
return to Cincinnati where l;e is
siiperinteudant of the soap depart
ment ot the. Proctor Ak (huubie
t'ompaiiy. Mr. Uuncuu waj form
erly deau of cltemistiry at 0 A, (!.
Mrs. Duncan ajid children will bo
entertained by Mrs. (leorgo Neu
nef, her sidter, in Portland a lew
days before coming to Rosehuvg,
Mrs. S. P. Cobb. Mr. and Urt.
Wm. L. Cohlv Lncleii and Eldrod
CoMh of Rnseburg and Mr. and
Mrs. Virgil Cameron nf Eug uie
lot'iuett a party motoring to Crater
Lake over bust weekend. The
party found a
one-way trntffe as
ment ht'adiiuartrs.
Kovern
as about 1 miles from the lake
(he snow had to be blasted om bv
nut by dynamite. I n some places
the snow was tea o;- moro
feet lie. p nnl workmen wer en
gaged in clearing Ihe wnv. The
hike read was oihmknI July :i and
a iiutiiher of earn nf lomisia wei
awuiiliiK lo drive In. Ihe Hou'Iiuir
people found. Since her iclllrn
Mis. t'nhb lina been ilonilcileil at
the Cobb counlry home ueur Kel
h'BK Mr. and Mrs. Jack Trew
. ... . . s.
Are Visitors in City
.Mr. and Mia. Jack Trew ot lie-
troll. MichlKitn. who are auesta al
the country home of ihe latcr'u
pinenia. Mr: ami Mis. K. K. l,a
llile. are lielnit wi'lcoiued bv (hell
many friends ill Ihe i lly. They ar
rived this week for a visit with
relatlreH. .Mi-, mill Mrs. Trew vlsll
ed In Kosebura during the summer
last year and have a mini her o(
fricuik. .
Alt Day Picnic
Enjoyed by Group
An Interesting all day picnic
was enjoyed an tho Fourth by
meinbeis of the rrtwhi Icvlnn
bulls und formal
suits and sweaters, so insistent
in Mllady'a summer demand for
"something with a sports effect,"
even for afternoon wear.
Of course this
Personally, 1
spoils outfit that
simplicity Instead of a studied,
sophisticated effect of It, And I
like white, or clear, exquisite lino
and color combination giving das.i
rather than bizarre figured materials.
Matching Skirt,
basket-weave. The
fully simple, unlbed, with pntch
pockets and tiny ullcd bad; culls.
The skirti originates -.1 ciicular
rront godet effect, giving a charm
ing flare.
Miss Emma Ueland . ; . ;
Expected From East
MIsb Emma Ueland, who has
been 'spending the past winter ill
New York City attending Columbia
University, ia expected home this
Kfnflornoon aild will apend the re -
i nil,in
l mnfniiVr nf tho nnnimor vlKiMnur
with her parenls, Mr. and Mi's. L
A;. Uolund. . , , -' ' I:
A.-. Ueland. . . . ' '
Miss Ueland received the M. A.ler; Leah Ivie, waideii Mrs. G. Ba-j
dosiTB in the; honifi econoiniim
course -at the university and lator chaplain; iMaynie PIcltous, R. S. N.
took n course at Pratt Institute. . G. ; Evelyn Hoovei I. S. N. G.;
MIhs Evolyn Mayes, formerly of iTilllo Johnson, R. S. V. G.; Lucille
RnHehui'K, who also has been injAntHt, L. S. V. G .; May Pyron, in-
iNew York C'Uy for Ihe winter.
' tfUdliiK the uiiiversity, received tlio;
M. A. degree in the course which
alio studied. She will remain In
the east this . year. Miss - Ueland
was a member of the party leaving
Hufialo, N. Y., on the Oclorarn on
a recent cruise of the Great Lakes,
'h'nroute home she has visited at
various polntn, including Detroit
and Canadian places of interest.
mtmx? Che ic
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Response to Demand for "Something
WithSportEffect" for Afternoon Wear
. . BY HENRI BENDEL , The Angora Jumper, of the .-oft
NEA Service Writer variety that rolls into a tiny ball
NEW YOItK, July P. I some-1 it is so sheer, Is sun yellow, with
times wonder if smart America: a narrow white ribbon edging Its
won't soon be attending debutante I sleeveless armlioles, the- bottom
dinners in sports and neck.
Large Hat
The big white basket-weave hat
demonstrates that the large hat
can grow tailored as summer pro
Is the logical
gresses, its bulbous crown Is new,
trend of fashions. For women grow i as is Its black flange across the -more
addicted to outdoor activity ( top of its brim. Black- grosgraln
each year and it la natural mat- ribbon wiuga a bow across the
their taste In clolhlng rellectH it. ! Jront and edges the brim. Yellow
Sportswear, consequently, grows . stockings matching the juniper are
more lovely anil original as it; worn quite appropriately wilh this
basks in the warming rays of pop-J suit.
ularity. Coutourlers, taxing their i The long-sleeved sweater that
originality, are creating most un- stands alone with no coat to coin
usual and enchanting aports ct-; plement it deserves . praiso this
fects. summer. 1 show' perhaps the love-
am partial to tue i Uest one l nave
has a natural
year, a sheer pebble hand-weave
ill silk -and wool.
White, yellow and biowu Join
hands to give it beauty und con- i
trust. The white affects a deep
drop yoke that includes the top of
the sleeves In its scheme. The yel
low forms the function of fusiui; ,
Coat, Jumper
I show today the smartest ot the white and cellared brown with
sunimer'H sporta ensembles, to my j out the shock of contrast. This is
way of thinking. This is the skirt a perfect model for the tall girl o.
and long coat that nuitches vriih a, woman.
juniper of contrasting color. Per-i Cedared 9rown Hat
haps It's a harbinger of a revival ' With this smart sweater a cedar-
of the coat and skirt for afternoon j ed brown flat crepe skirt takes
wear next winter. At any late It : triple-tucked box pleats, c-jiiyim;
signifies the breaking down of pre-j out the mule- idea; of' the-sweater's 4 ,
Judlces ugainst .contrasting vklrt j color; A cowhide belt, quite simple
und bodice that banlHhed ;!ie siiirl iand effective,, holds the sweater iiit? i
waist yiars ago. , , , ; the waist, line. 1 1 1 ' -1 ; 1 1
This, coat suit today la of whlto The best hat for this type of
Rodler cloth, a kind ot iiaiid-wovon semi-formal sweater outfit" Is a co-
coat Is uellgiu-jcoa pauama mushroom that has a
shape as conservative as the style
of the1 costume it accompanies. It .
needs only a smart pump bow.
banding and edging of gi-osgrain
'ribbon to set off
Rebekahs Hold
Installation Ceremony '
Installation ceremonies for - the
new officers or Hebeknh lodge were
held on Tuesday evening, the fol-
lowing officers being Installed: El
lie HusBell, N. 0.; Ila Laubach. V.
i n ( im-fi-udii
Hatfield,, recording
Jeecretarv
I secrotary
Kmmn Lenox, financial
Isecrotary: Maude Plyler, treasur-
kur. conductor; Anna Reynolds,
1 side guard; Minnie Clark, qutside
guard.
(U the conclusion of the. impres
sive ceremony a dinner waa given,
tlie members or the losing team iu
a recent membership contest, en
tertaining for those of the winning
group. The hall was decorated
with profusions of lovely blossoms
and pretty favors , at tho tables
were corresponding iu detail.
ETHEL
crt? hot," ipT m-
ON THE MODE
Batallored
Imported this
its chic'.
San Franciscans ; ,
Visiting at Curry' Home
Mr. and Mrs. Warren H. McBrlde
and two charming daughters, . Dr.
Mary Glover of San Francisco and
Miss Lulu Curry; who have been on
an extended trip through Alaska
uud Canada, including a- visit - In
I the 'Canadian Rockies, arrived ' to
day to be guosts of Miss Curry's
mother, Mrs. N. Curry, at the Cur-.
ry estate near the cityy for. tb
coming week. Following their stay
here the party will leturh -ta San
Francisco, where Mr. 'McBride is
socretary of the California. Hawai
ian Sugar corporation. Prior to
Iwv trip north with the party, Miss
Curry spout 'several jncntbs visit
ing iu .the bay city, bavin gone
there last fall. . ; (
Mrs. Wm. Melton', Sr.! ' '
Asks Club, for Afternoon
'IHie South Deor Creek Homo
Economics Club met at the home
"' 1
Slfci ,JMMt 'fciljtjaa; iwnr i '"
Matching skirt and long coat, with contrasting jump
er "the smartest of summer sports ensembles."
of Mrs. Wm. Melton, Sr., ,on the
afternoon of Juue 29 to enjoy au
informal afternoon, and sew on
patchwork- quilts. v s '
A short musical program by
Miss O'Donueli, a visitor' ; from
Sacramento, Miss iBahei Karcher
und Mrs. C. H. Bailey Was -a de
lightful vaiiation to .the -afternoon
ahjl afterward refreshmonts Avere.
served. . -i ":
The, meeting for July 14 will bo
at 'the home ot Mrs. Wm. Karcher.
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Mr and Mrs. A. Ei Post, former
ly of Roseburg and- now making
their. home In- Portland, .accompan
ied by "Mr. Post's mother, Mrs. Su
san M. Post, and sister, Mrs. Ken
neth L. Holt, of New York City
'visited here for a. brief time today
enroute to Crnter Lake by motor.
They were joined in .Roseburg .by
Mrs. Wpodle'y Stephenson, who-will;
accompany them on the .trip;' . She
wilt beaway about-a. weeki .
LIBERTY THEATRE
The management of Ihe Liberty
(heatre believing that it is impos
sible to please all of the people
all of tho time Is at least making
an effort to please them all some
of the time. This feat Is promised
today when "Flames' , will be
shown at that theatre.
"Flames" is a romantic story of
Ihe Northwest, featured by thrills
and fast action, the main dramatic
moment being one of the moat awe-,
some and realistic forest fires ever
screened. To make sure that Ibis
picture would please one hundred
per cent, the producers did not
slop at the story but gathered to
gether1 k cast for its presentation
that is truly all-slur. Four of the
I most popular and best known
I screen favorites have the leading
j roles. They are Virginia Valli, Ku
;xenc O'llrien, Jean Halsholt ami
Bryant Washburn.
- LIBERTY THEATRE
Chaplin "Batter 'Ole" Is His Best
Yet
Syd Chaplin, star of Warner
Bros.- production of "The Heller
'')!." which comes lo the I.lberlv
theatre Sunday has scored the lilt
of his career In this new picture.
uic locale of the picture ia a;
part of the British front In
France duiiag the World war. The '
reniment has been, relieved from 1
front line duty on the ,.eve of an
unexpected Herman nttack. ami
has marched Into the little French ;
village anticipating a good real,
jsonie mo. anu pienly to eat. ,
j After several days some nf them j
I try their hands at amateur tlu a
, ti icals which Include a horse In
!lhe town hall. Old Hill and his'
j pal. Alt. are drafted for Ihe horse.
iThe preparations and presentation '
lot the play are funny enough, hut
jthat Is just the beeinning. When 1
Ihe Hermans suddenly advance and !
rapture the town, not 'paving the!
retiring Brliish time to help their j
, friends 0111 of ihe horse and limy
find themselves Ui this masquer- i
Afternoon Party
Honors Matron
The lawn at the homo of MIssch
May and Margaret Baldwin was
Ihe scene for a delightful uflur
uoou party on July 1 at which they
euterlalued for the pleasure of
Mrs. J. O. Arthur, a popular ma
ton who Is leaving soon to make
her home In Chicago. The members
1 of the Stedfast Bible Class wore
! invited guests to bid adieu to tho
j honoree. . ,
I The lawn was lovely with a va- j
j rlety of arrangements of sumnreY
Dioonis ju uusneis uuu biuum muies,
where refreshments wore served
were appointed with bowls of col
orful flowers. Thirty were included
in the group upending the after
noon. w it
Mr. and Mrs. Dillard
Dinner Hosts
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Dlllard worn
hosts for an informal dinner on
Sunday evening at 7 oclock ut their
home on Kane street.
Covers were placed about a
charmingly appointed table for
Mr. und Mrs. John Gerety, Mr. and
Mrs. Bert G. Bates. Mr. und Mrs.
Dillard and Charlotte Leo Dillard.
Earlv Pioneers .
Celebrate Anniversary
Mr. Henry C. Hodrlck imd his
wife, Mrs. Gertrude Putman-Hu-dilck,
both of whom are early Ore
gon pioneers, celebrated their gold-
ten wedding at Drain last Friday,
ljuly 1. The home, in South Drain,
not being large enough to hold the -4
large assemblage of relatives and
menus, tney gaiuereu in tno cuy
park where a dinner was served.
To Mr. and Mrs. Hedrick seven
children were born all of whom are
living. Of these all but two were
present 'as follows: Mrs. Mabel
Sw.earingen,. Mrs. Ada , .Ifedford,
Mrs.' Lulu' Anderson and' 'Roy' He
drick of Drain and Mrs. Eva Apple-'
gate of Los ' Angeles, Calif. '. Mrs.
Whitney, of Portland wore unable
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FLAPPER FANNY -SAYS:
nco. u. s. pat. orr.
Ol 927 BY MEA SERVICE. (HC,
A man piusuc-u a girl until
ahe catches him. .
ade wUhbi the Ocrmaii lines. Then
the fun really begins.
ANTLERS THEATRE
MYSTIFIES CROWD AT
ANTLERS THEATRE
Richards, the famous magician,
bewildered, amazed and highly
entertained at the Antlers theatre
last night v.lth the greatest at
traction of the nature that has
over been witnessed in Roseburg.
Richards lived up to all his ad-
Richardg
Vance billing, as he carries a to"
Keously staged show, that is 11 .
largo as any ot the best thre"
dollar musical and dramatic pro
duct Ions on tour. There is an
abundance of comedy, as well as
thrilling mystery, and everyone .
who is able should see Richards Jr
before he closes his encageliicut
here Sunday matinee and uight.
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