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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. SATURDAY, AUGUST 20, 1927.
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BY GRACE CARROLL
All Contributions to this PageSociety, Women's Cluoi, and
' ' FersooalsBbould Be Telephoned to the Society
Editor by Friday of Each Week. ;
.V ' Kvi-n though I In; suinmnr iiionl Hh
- have liven (litm-n by n number of
- the younger maids for I licit wcd
J uiuK.-, the hitler part of Auguat
and frly autumn will bring sv
' era) niiin'lHKc-H of importance bo.h
v In the (ify and out o( town.
r An out. of town wedding which
Was recently solemnized and came
hh an liiLcrcHf ing affair lo ninny In
the city wns lite maiTiagtr of How
"j. aid Kurcher, the son of a former
- Jtoseburg family, und Miss -Muxine.
Campbell' of Portland. The inur-
riage of MIhb Kvelyn Hutey and
Roy Ifufhum of Itoschura; early In
the week wub a surprise lo many
of their friunds.
. Much social. (ntcwtMt will center
V About th weddliiK of Mlsg Adele
Hemis, the daughter of Mr, and
Mrs. K. A. Fiends of HoHcburg, and
Loien lii'lil, tbe Hon of Mr. - and
MraS. M. Hrilt of Corvallla, the
ceremony to be a lovely home
C event of (lie coming ' week, i're-
mptlHl nifnirs are being planned
: and several an arrlvhm from out
' of town lo be present lor the. wed-
pJ ding, among those coming . this
Week being Mrs. Andrew J.
' (ieorge, a sister of Miss Ueinis,
' who arrived from San FrunuiHco
Monday to be matron of honor.:'
' Out of town visitor were Inapli-
atlonfl for much of the cntei-taln-
log of (he past week und delight
ful indeed hav been the variety
of social ulialrs. Late Hummer
continues lo setf many Rosehurg
; folk leaving on motor trlim, among
:::,Jhoie moat recently to go being
.'Mr. and Mr. C. S. Hcinline and
'- 'MlfB Martha Yen, who are tour-
lug to lirkiHli Columbia.
ft to K -
, Britt-Bemis Nuptials
to Be Lovely Home
. ' Weddihg Wednesday
,,One oC tho season's loveliest
... hridet will be iMias Adehj Ilemitt,
" youngest: daughter of Mr. and Mm.
K. A. Bern in, whotte marriage to
lyoreit ifrltt, son of Mr. mid Mr.
11. M. IliltL of CorvalliH, will take
place WedneHday eveniim, AugUHl,
14, the home of, (ho hildH-.ulect'H
, parentH, -1X7 Kowler atreed ,heing
lhe scene of the-; ceremony. Dr.
, Prank H. Matthewa will read the
fiiarriage service at 8 o'clock..
Miss Uemis Iuim (-hottcu an herat-
. iendants, her siKler, .Trs. Andrew
J. George of San Francisco, who
will be matron of honor, and Mbm
,, Ann yimmit aa bridesmaid. Krnest
JJritt, a brother of Mr. Ilrltt, from
CorvalliH will he hest man. (leo.
' Singleton und Fred. Porter will act
..'as, UBherH.
. Several from put. of , town are
coming the first of the week to at
tend the wedding. Andrew J.
UiUH'gc will arrive Sunday to Join
;. Mis. (ieorce at. the l!eml heme.
O 3; n'f
Days Creek Man. ' 1
' Celebrates Annivarsary
Itelatlves and friends of J. S.
Moore of Days Creek numbering
; Ihlrty-fivo, iiHKemhled nt his home
Hunday lo spend the day, the occn
rtion being Mr. Moore's sixty-ninth
bin Inlay anniversary. '
A noon dinner was followed by
games und swimming unlit eve
ning when u hutfet supper' was
Her veil the guests. The guesls
spending the' day included all of
Mr. Moore's children and grand-
children, who were there to extend
i good wishes on his anniversary.
' Popular Visitors
Return to Los Angeles
After a dellRhtful vfnlt with
friends in the city Hie jmxt week
as the hoiiHtt guests of MImh Hens!
Wharton. MIhs Hazel Knykeudall, a
former ItoKeburK maid, and MIh
Hose Sheeban of l.os Angeles left
Thursday for tho souih, being
'jollied here hv .Mrs. Claire Chap- of ''"'"""U. I'allliirnlli; Miss
num. who bin been visiting i ( Mil-I I'.limd. Miss I'imrl Jones,
' Portland, and Tom Kllea. who hna i A1 I'"uIh Trnliu.r, of Boston;
heeit. Hpending a few duvs wliliiMI"" ,l"sllll1 Grubbe, of Myrtle
; frli-mis In Alhuny, I he party
. tarnliit; to suulltcrn ('allitaniK
Miioidr.
id!
, Dii H UK I heir ulity here
many
)lcasant sochil ulluits
rtiiin hiit'Nii tu i ii li n wvie Rivrn
Mis Ktiykominil, who spent
for
h-i
Miss Shcfhan. who hits hien a Verns HoiMtT jolnoil as hOMli'wsct
; visitor In l he city on vcrnl nr-!fnr one of the doliRlKful tiftjilrs of
cvsroil!. Hundiiy evenlni;, with ettrly v wk nt whleh several of the
Mrs. I. men SiivaKe of Han Fran j yonniicr urorip wtr KiM'sts on
i'cls'cv, Mr. and Mrs. I.. B. Skinner Tmsdtiy nvonlnff at tho Met-s, the
and Toyman 'Jnn.er, they wereistimm-'r en nip of Mr. nnd Mrs. D. Ii
frnosrs nt the summer loilce of t
Frank Clemens nnd han Pleknt.
local ed on The North rntiKitin. Mr. I
'and Mrs. Waller (i. I'anl enter-l
twined the two maid: nnd .Mlnsj
' WtH Wharton and Frank riemens
h tttf thofr attractive eoiiniry hnmi)
. rt frf.xonvllle In the evening on I
Monday. Onn of the liuRer eve -I
tifng nffnfrn wns on Tuesday, Riven
n.t (ho country home nf Mr. nnd
. nirfl. U. H. Skinner, nt which Miss i
Knykeudall and MIkh Sheehan 1
khab'd honors with Mrs. Loren
nvftffp of Han Fmnclseo.. Mrs, Ho-i
hert nunrHU of t'lnclnnafl ' and '
Mlsa Kmnm T'elnnd. rlsltora hero,
for the summer. Mm. fl. V. Wim
i herlv was a luncheon hrmtess mi
'ednesflnv for Miss Kuvkendall.
SMss Sheehan, Miss Hess Wharton
'm and Frank Clemens. A porch aun
i, per was the enlortnlnment chosen
; on VVdnosdnv cvrnlim hy Mr. and
t Mf C;o. Wharton In conudlment ;
' to tl.e two visiting maids. :
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Wharton
Porch Supper Hosts ;
for Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Oeo. Whurton en
tertained ut their aitractlvu home
on Claire at reel Wednesday eve
ning with a porch supper for the
Misses Hose Sheehuu and Hazel
huykeudall of I,oh AngeleH, who
have been popular visitors in the
city. :.
Heated about the tables, arrant?;!
wilh early lull bloHSonm, were
Miss Hose Hlieelmn. Miss Hazel
Kuykendall, Mrs. (Icnevieve Hill-
man of Hollywood, Mrs. Loren
Savage of Kan Francisco, Mrs
Frank Mngher of J'ortlaud, Mrs.
i, Sklnm-f, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. ft,
Wharton. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Par
geter, Mr. nnd Mrs. ti. V. Wlm-
berly, MJhh liess Whnrt(n, MIhs
Alice lieland. Miss Kmma He
land, Lyman SKinner, Frank Cle
mens nnd Oonahl Wlmberly.
Following, the evening was spent
minimally Willi music.
Wedding of Early
Week of Interest
An Interesting -surprise (o their
inendH hi (he city this woek was
the wedding of Miss Kvelyn llatey,
daughter of Frank Haley, and Uoy
Hutham, the marriage being sol
emnized Monday In Portland. Tho
bride Ih an attractive young woman
nnd both site and Mr. Hufham
have a large circle of friends in
HoBcburg. On their return from a
trip to Ilrltish Columbia points,
Mr, and Mrs. Hufham will make
their home In this city,
tf
Mr fl'nd Mrs. Grant Osborn spent
the early part of the week as
(jtiesl h of Mr. nnd Mrs,' Klmo I).
Henderson of Eugene ut the Price
summer lodge on the McKen,le
highwuy.
'
Badoura Club Entertains
for Mrs. L. L. Crocker
' nsdnui-a Club, Haughtem of the
Nile, .entertained with a charming
evening party .Thursday, .the mem
bers ussembllug at the home of
Mrs. M. H, Hreeu to bid adieu lo
Mrs. L. L .Crocker, who will make
her home In Portland. ,
Five hundred and bridge were
arranged for tbe guests and a love
ly gilt was presented the henoree.
At the end of the games refresh
ments were served.
included In the lint were Mis.
L. L. Crocker, Mrs. M. li. Hreen,
Mrs. A. tl. Hutherlnnd, Mrs. A- J.
Young, 'Mrs. fieri Wells, Mrs, A.
C, MeClellau,. Mrs. Win. Hell, Mrs.
(leo. K, Quine, Mrs. 1. 1.1; Stephens,
Mrs. F, W. ChaMe, Mrs. Max Hull,
Mrs. II. It. Nerbas, -Mrs. Albeit
Mtcelli, Mrs. Will II. Herretseu.
and two added guests. Mis. J. l-l.
Sullivan of Wauxaii. Wisconsin,
und Mis. U. O. Hoff.
& .
Miss Louise Trainer, of tloston,
Mass.. spent last week In Hose
lui lit im a guesti nt the A. W. Helm
holdt. borne. She has gone to Oak
land and Loh Angeles to visit with
ft lends before her return home.
0 .
Mrs. Ralph Bell
Hostess at Porch Party
Mrs. Haiph Hell arranged a
pleaaanl al ternoon meet Ing for
the members of the M. (. A. Club
of Kdetibownr und a few ont-of-town
guests on Wednesthiy, asking
l hem tor a porch party and sew
ing. Luncheon was served at I he tea
hour, covers being placed for Mrs.,
(leo. Hiekle. Mrs. C. W. Cook. Mrs.
A. W. Helmholdt, Mrs. J. P. Mr
Kay, Mrs. tieo. Powers, Mrs. Alll
sou, Mis. K. U. Cloake, Mr.-.. K.
CloakeTMrs, L. Connelly, Mrs. Wal
ter Hlnes. Mrs. P. W. Cook. Mrs.
Kwell. Mrs, Marchland, Mrs. Tyn-
i i rn,
to to to
I Two Maids Entertain
'With .Swimmina Pnrtv
, o -
i . ... .
and rtcnic bupprr
Miilmr and Mr. snd Mrs. Paul Ha
har.
The Iji1.Ii was sit for s 7:0
o'elmk pirn it supper following a
swim in the rlvr. (limit oeeitpled
ihf s.-re.-r of the etiests during
'he ifnt of the evenlna.
Aked for the nf fair wen Miss
Mnrion Nefis, Miss Kldress Jndd,
i Mhs Alhe linker of thfkiand, Mts
Kmi Vowlpnhl of sitiherlln, , Miw i
Ida Kinney, Hert Tom tne?. ('hstjt
.hwt. Fill Mvv. Alfred Trman.
Pen y Wehh. Ford Siimleton, U
Vi-nie llnwn and Mr. and Mrs.
lesn H. Hutmr.
'to to
Mr.t. T, H. Skinner has as her
hnne Biie.nt her sister. Mr,
(lenevh ve llillmsn. l.os Ann'lei
mntron who neeomo'inted Mr. nnd
Mrs. fcirx Inner and Ihelr son, l.ymttn
fklnnr. home follnwlne Ihelr trip
to riritrsh t'tdumhtn, where they
wi-M ffiiPHta- Ht Ihn Kt ISklnner
ho in o. ,
i Miss Nellis McBroom
; Home From Year of
(Study in Madrid
! - Interesting news tn her frleuds
'in (his city Is the return to Wash
ington of Miss Nellls McHroom, a
former Hoseburg maid, after a year
I spent In Madrid, Spain, where she
I was doing extensive research work
and teaching. Miss McHroom spent
the summer here three years ago,
;u(uHl..tf llrltll fullltllOM mill will 1)14
. remembered uy a numuer in tue
city. She Is (he daughter of Mr..
and Mrs, Elmer McHroom, who
now make their home in Caehalis.
She attended Vassar, graduating
two years ago from the school,
where she took a prominent part
In college activities. Miss Mc-
flroom will be in chargo of the
forehni language department of
tho high school in Chehalts this
wlnte-.
to to to - i
Howard Zurcher Weds '
Portland Maid
An out of town wedding of last
week coming as an interesting
event to many in Hoseburg was
the marriage of Howard Zurcher,
formerly of this city, and Miss
Muxine Campbell of Portland, sol
emnized August 0. An account of
the wedding, from the Orcgonlun,
hi as follows:
'Miss Maxlue Campbell, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Hale Campbell, be
came the bride of Howard Zurcher,
son of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Zurcher,
Tuesday night, August 0, nt the
Rose City Park community church.
F)r. Donald MacCluer officiated.
The bride, who was given m mar
riage by her falher, worn white sat
In beaded In pearls and
veil arranged In cap fashion and
caught with a wreath of orange
blossoms, Her flowers ( were . a
shower of Iirhfe's roses. - Her at
tendants were Mrs. Lester Bray,
matron of honor; Miss Alice Julia
Collins, maid of honor; MIhs Ade
line Zurcher and Miss Priscllla Tid
hall, bridesmaids. They wore
frocks of pastel-tinted georgette,
made in bouffant mode, nnd car
ried bouquets oC summer flowers.
, Robert Johnson acted as hest
man and ushers were Richard
Fields, James Campbell and Ira
Gardner. MIsh Klla Bradley play
ed the wedding march and John'
Ilradley sang preceding th
c:ere-1
mony. , ,
A reception wsb held t the
home of- the bride's parents follow
ing the ceremony. Miss Lillian
Schumacher. Miss Louise Craig
and Miss Marguerite Hnlllns cut
ices.
Mr. and Mrs. Zurcher will be at
home ufter August Hi nt the River
view apartmenta In Oregon CMty.
. - to to ... .
Mr, nnd Mrs. Floyd Chapman
of Tn, cot n a are spending two
wesks In this city visiting at the
home of Mr. Chapman's brother.
F. W. Champmau, m Laurelwood.
Mr Chapman came Sunday lo Join
his wife, who has been a visitor as
the guest of her sister. Mrs. Ken
neth Quine, the past three weeks.
to to to
Two Maids of Younger
Set Honored at Party
Mrs. Alva E. 'Matthews' Invited a
few of the younger boys and girls
to her home last Saturday after
noon for an affair which compll-1
meuted her II 1 1 le house guest,
Grace Mario Ockelmanii, nf Tilla-
monk and Mary Carol Leigh. !
Games and sports nnd nrvcrnl
prize contests occupied the Inter-!
est of the young relit and later In
the afternoon refreshments were
served, the guesU being seated
cuinptire style about, a low table,
which had as a unique centerpiece
a woodland scene, with miniature
lake and tiny wood animals. !
included In I he group wore
Grace Marie Ockelmanu. Marv !
Carol Leigh. Elizabeth Williams. 1
Genevieve Moore. MadHyu Moore.
Lota Cloy Hatfield. Helen Carol
Oleson. Lillian Armstrong, Hetty I
Shoemaker. Vivian Harlley, Sybil I
Hartley. Ivan Hatfield, Gordon j
Armstrong, nilly Wharton. Leo
O'Mara, Frank Hoadman, Hohert
L. Matthews, Jr., Maurice. Mat-j
IhewH and Caileton Wilder.
FORECASTS OF STYLES FROM SARATOGA
40
Mil. J, A. Rnhati
t. r. Ross Weds : ..;;;.;
Cottage Grove Maid
COTTACiK tiKOVE, On?., Aug.
20. MIhs Mabel Marie Gordon,
daiiKhter of Mr. and Mrs. . W.
Gordon, and Theodure Itonald
(toss, of Canyonvllle, were united
In marriage at high noon H und ay
at mo AietnouiHt camp ground
tahernacle. Rev. Crook, of Hose-
burg, performed tbe ring service.
Gertrude Cochrane Bung "I Love
Yon Truly," and the wedding
march was wlavcd bv Mrs; J. f!
0ss at the plao, with Chas,.
Cochrane ou the clarinet.
The bride was gowned fit a
frock of queen' blue silk aint car
rled a bouquet of Cecil Hrunner
and bridal roses and ferns. Miss
Dorr is Mulvlhill wus muld of hon
or and Paul Gordon, brother of the
bride, was best man. Following
the ceremony a reception was held
at the home of the Jn-ide's sister,
Mrs. Jack Hanson, and dinner wus
served on the lawn to 50 guests,, ,
Mr. ami Mrs. Ross, left for a
ten days' honeymoon trip to points
south and will make their homo In
Cottage Grove. Out of town guests
were Mr. and Mrs. Hoss of
Drain; Murville Chapman, Poet
land; Mr. and Mrs. Wright. Drain;
Mr. S. H. Huffman, Seattle: Mrs.
Stone, Brownville: Mr. and Mrs.
C. W. Gordon, Eugene; Mr. and
Mrs. Red wick, and two sons, Los
Angeles.
Mrs. Tyndal, of Pomona, Cali
fornia, .la Hpending several week
here visiting as the guest of Mrs.
Jake. Jones. Mrs. Tyndal formerly
wede her home at Edenbower.
MIhs Estella Little, of Centralia.
Wnnhp.ietnn. who ban hen a. mast
tuiinlar the home of Mr. and Mrs. John
Travle,- left Saturday for Port
hind and northern points to visit
before her return home.
to to -to. ' ; '
Mrs. Morgan Entertains
Club Group Wednesday
For the meeting of the Roseburg
Art and Embroidery Club, Mrs. E.
E. Morgan asked the members to
her home at 715 Bogard Avenue
Wednesday evening.
he ladiea dining their business
!S"'h W0. J2ld Sa
iniia this yuar. . .' 1
Arter nn evonhiK of newiiiK the!
hostess served refreshments to fif
teen. The tames were placed on
the lawn under two larxe trees and
Japanese lanterns were used in
Hunting.
Mr. and Mrs. Halden D. Grant
and Arehio Thomas of Dallas'.
Oregon, are guests for a few days
at the home of Mr. Grant's broth-'
er-in-law and bIhUt. Mr. mill Mrs;
J. C. Ponsler. The party, is en
route homo from Los Angeles.
. .
San Bernardino Folk
Visit at Ponsler Home
Mr. and Mrs. John Heck and
daughter. Miss Kthel Reck, and
Mr. Heck's mother, Mrs. John
Heck, Sr., of San Bernardino, Cal.,
were Week-end guests of Mr.' and
MrH. . J. C. Ponsler on their way
south from Hoiiulam, where they
hive heen spending two months.
It'or their house guests Mr. nnd
Mrs. Ponsler entertained at dinner
Halurday evening. .
; it
Dinner Honors 7
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Kor Mi. and Mrs. A. T. Law
rence, who left loday to make their
home in Pasadena, Mr. anil
.1. H. Chirk entertained with a tltn-
jier party on Huniliiy.
Scaled about tho charmingly nn-
"nlnled table were Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence, Mrs. Anna Clark of 1m
Angeles, Miss Ollie Lawrence.
Miss Kern. Lawrence, Miss Barbara
Clark and the hosts.
& -
Mis. Horace Campbell and her
two daughters, Mrs. Hubert Dun
can of Cincinnati and Mrs. Walter
Leake and Mrs. Duncan's two chil
dren. Helen Joy ami Ruber!, Jr.,
returned home Friday aflur a trip
lo Gold " Heach, Ilandon ami
Marshflelil, where they spent a
week.
Longer Skirts and
BY BETSEY SCHUYLER
NEA Service Writer
SARATOGA SI-KINGS. N. Y..
Aug. 2H. Saratoga is Just unbe
lievably lovely this season whli
its green stretches. gorgeous
flower Iwds and playing fountain,
funning what I always maintain
is ihe most ideal selling anywhere
for guy races.
Kvery house is taken and Ihe
season has a running start Inwards
being Stiralogn s best.
,. i,., iiHimuuai m evnryiniiig . nnely pleated skirt was safely and On a white background, splashv
II does and sponsors, fiaratnga. II sanely below ihe knee and its orange Uowora vie for color dnmi
nole seems lo inspire Ihe samel tunic was al least three quarters. I nance wilh touches of lip-stick red
spirit in all ihe Xewpnrteis ami with surplice side fasienlng. A ' in an outlined flower. Twin whlio
s-onthampionlies saihere.1 tor the ; tight gold belt held It at tho waist- bands hem the pleaied skirt and
races. I niloubledly they have con-; line. ! the white blouse has two appllnu. d
served Ihelr most unusual and Mrs. Raymond T. Ilaker also flowers livening It one of the vcl
sinarlesl chillies for SaraiOKs: sponsored cent embrolilerv with ' low, one red
hiirlianllnaly lovely as riot lies t scallops edglmr tittle tiers that ran Popular Purpla Shades
have w en ihe first few days if : round Ihe frock frnin yoke to hem. ; She wore a while wool coal over
uie season. Hiey have one dlsi our- For uiiihu.i1 treatment of suit. ; It that for Its pin-line orange check
aging feature. 1 hey are. wlihiml patterned fnhric. Mrs. MnCnllneii and iin n,, niinf ,iu.
deubi,
Illrlhig wilh ihe lunger-,
sklit Itlen.
It Is impossible lo fled
a single chic cosinme ilmi dorsn i I'tivue Whitney always hail a Hair j to Southampton that I ha've never
at least him at a iniiidltMiMhe-L'alf for distinctive touches. This gown ! noticed before. Itirple and Uven
Iriigih. wilh sashes, tlnuiws. psn-jwas of the softest of grey, slinky ders Bre very popular. Mre. A.
els or some llutiei lng snmeiliing i rreivs, with n oddly ii!!:n-dotici! ! Perry Osborne looked regal in a
setting ihe new tow level nt styles, j border In fuchsia anil purples. i loliclsh tunic frock nf purple crepe.
' v Tun!e' T?i, I ADDroorlat Jock.v Vi.oe I Willi heavy white embroidery Iwnd-
Nexl to long-r skins. L,ft trr- Appropriate Jockoy Visor M )f Mrs Miirtn (( s)01.t. hl)
iiiisrler tunics impress me mosl us ' The hordr Tarleil the slv.e o( : several mauve and lavender cos
being a gesture lo new styles. An-! tho dols and had some Milid- col- ( tnmes. as have also Mrs. Milton
: " ..ni..in
leinjih wtikun, not mf for lunics :
bnj cants ami suiu,. , i
i, inreqin let-a
iellglh WIHlhOll, not vmlY for tUllk-K
ijlJL
(NEA Service, New York Bureau)
, Eileen Bennett, English net star,
who Is one of the beauties to com
pete In the forthcoming women's
tennis championships on Long
Island. : i !i . '
Affair Given Tuesday
for Illinois Maid
In compliment 'to her niece,
Miss Hlldegard Roselund, who has
been a, visitor here from Klwanee,
dm... .i xtn n ct n i i i
M '.Voornd and ZZ
to her home on. Tuesday evening
to. meet her guest.
The evening was spent informal
ly Willi music nnd the hostess
served refreshments at tho, close,
placing covers for Miss Kosehind.
Miss Hazel Kester, .Miss Vesta
Ueckley, Miss Helen Kester, Miss
Hell -Kester. Miss Thelma Pearce,
:Mrs. Geo. Dietsch.
Helen Joy Duncan1'
Honored at Party, r -For
her granddaughter, Miss
Helen Joy Duncan, who is here
from ' Cincinnati, Mrs. ' Horace
Campbell entertained with an at
tractive afternoon nai'ty on Friday,
asking a group of ten of the honor
' guest s young cousins in Roseburg
Uo. the Campbell home.
... Games and sports rilled the af
ternoon hours, with prizes given
for some of the contests.' Later
refreshments were, served.
Tor their niece, Miss Hlldegard
:Hoselund of. Kawanee, Lllinois,
Mr. and Mrs. C, E. Roselund, with
their three young daughters, ar
ranged a motor trip taking In
southern and' eastern Oregon
points nud the coast last week.
They visited the Oregon Caves and
motored over the Redwood high
way, returning and visiting Crater
Lake, then going over The Dalles
California highway to Bend and
reluming to. the coast for a few
days. Miss Roselund left (or her
home Thursday.
Miss Casey and
Miss Scott in California
Miss Helen Casey, who has been
in Portland visiting, and Miss Nao
mi Scott of Portland are spending a
few weeks In California, having
left last Friday on the boat
Willamette . for San Francisco,
where they joined Miss Scolt's
brollier ln-law and sister, Mr. and
Mrs, Slocuni. The party will motor
through southern California.
Tunics Presage New Autumn Modes
Printed chiffons, crepes, lace, Her hat, too, had Its odd touch
enibroiiiery and combinations of ; a draped beret of French grey felt
these materials lead the alluring. ' with Just the suggestion of a
colorful panorama. I note with a ! jockey's visor to give it the Sara
start that It has taken Saratoga to ; toga flavor.
pill the ubiquitous two-piece1 Mrs. Frederick Johnson nnd Mrs.
jumper sports costume or Jersey , William Zlegler also sponsored
or silk on Ihe shelf, temporarily.. ' prints the former favoring the clr
Mrs. John W. Converse summed i culnr skirt. mode and the latter gel
up Ihe main new style points in j ting stepping fullness by side
her becoming costume Saturday. pleats. - ,
Kcru lace and eyelet embroidery; '.Mrs. J. A. Itonahan has one pnt-
itllnetl fflffe. 1,1 iBihlnn If tta ' lapno.l alll Ih.t la 4, .it .l..lnt Kl..
Miller's costume yesterday won l 'i- '
i-iire fir mhiku ti. r.,t.,i,
tors anil some Just ullinel so the ;
: nhli-rtttinMhl., i-..fflMrllv t
Uin .nil PUl
oblectlnnali
poika-tlols
was avutiled.
Dinner Party Given
for Five Visitors j
on Tuesday Eve . j
Quite the loveliest of avenu ou )
me suciai caieuuur eariy in tne
week was the f o'clock garden din
ner given at the attractive coun
try home of Mr. and Mrs. L. B.
Skinner on Tuesday evening for
five interesting visitors in the
city, Miss Hazel Kuykendall and
Miss Hose Sheehan of Los Ange
les, Mrs. Robert Duncan of Cin
cinnati, Mrs. Loren Savage of San
Francisco and Miss Emma Ueland.
The tall maples in the garden,
where the guests wero seated at
the large exquisitely appointed ta
ble, shed beams of light through
their leaves by means of conceal
ed Japanese lanterns.
In the evening following the
dinner hour the guests danced and
Mrs. Savage delighted the group
with several vocal selections with
her own accompaniment.
Besides the honor guests, ' the
list Included Mrs. Genevieve HIII
mau and Mrs. Claire Chapman of
Los Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Wuine, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Quine, Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Catching,
.Mr. and Mrs. G. V. Wlmberly, Mr.
and Mm. Geo. Wharton, Mr. and
Mrs. S. J. Shoemaker. Mr. anil
Mrs. Carl Wlmberly, Mr. and Mrsi
J. R. Wharton, Mr. and Mrs. a M.
Herrie, Mr. and Mrs. C. 3. McKt
hinny, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Johnson,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Harold Nichols,
Mr. and 'Mrs. Hugh Ritchie, Jr.,
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Knudtson, Mr.
and Mrs. R. L. Whipple, Mr. and
Mrs. Guy Cordon, Mr. and Mrs,
Fred Hruby of Eugene, Mr. and
Mrs. A. M. Throne, Mr. and Mrs.
L. B. Skinner, Dr. and Mrs. Geo.
J. Baclier, Miss Alice Ueland, Miss
Helen Casey, Miss Bess Wharton.
Lester Wlmberly of Eugene, Frank
Clemens, Tqm Shea of Los Ange
les, Joseph Murphy, Geo. J. Duell
er, Jr. . , , .
Band Entertains for
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Lawrence
On Thursday evening the Tlouir-
ibs uonnty concert Band
enter-
talned at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred L. Strang on East
Douglas street following the band
concert, the affair complimenting
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Lawrence, who
left today to make their home in
Pasadena. Mr. Lawrence has been
drum major and manager of the
band for the past few years. .
For the men there was a smok
er on the veranda of the Strang
home. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrcnre
were presented with a beuuliful
gift, an electric coffee urn, by the
band. T...H. Ness making the pre
sentation talk,.- .
Mrs. Geo. Wharton assisted Mrs.
Strang In the rooms and Mrs. A.
T. Lawrence and Mrs. T. H. Ness
cut ices.
Afternoon Party
Compliments Recent Bride
Honoring Mrs. J. W. Alliu, a re
cent bride, who, before her mar
riage, was Miss Mildred G. Bel
more of Portland, a group of her
friends arranged as a surprise a
miscellaneous shower on Thurs
day. The guests assembled nt the Al
lln home near Mllo in the after
noon, taking a picnic lunch and
spending the time Informally. In
cluded in the group were Mrs. AI
lln, Mrs. R. A. Moore, Mrs. W. T.
Hutchinson, Mrs. R. L. Spore. Mrs.
Peter Ulam, Mrs. J. D. Wright,
Mrs. Arcfcie Forguson, Mrs. M. K.
Dean, Mrs. Vernon Poole, Mrs. W.
N. Pople, Mrs. A. V. Moore, Mrs.
Paul Hlrschlnger, Mrs. Frank Al
vord and Miss Abble Claire.
a
Group Bid Adieu
to Edgar Howard
A group of members of the
Christian Endeavor society of Hie
Christian church arranged an in
formal affair on Tuesday evening
In compliment to Edgar Howard,
a member, who with his parents is
leaving soon to reside in Corvallls.
The members'of the society motor
ed to the Howard home near Roso-
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served a nut nn Ihe heck-
p..,.tn. u.irt . ..nt .....t.
Holiten. Mrs. Graham Fair Van-
,lurnr.t l 1...., I
tieorte Mesta.
tAURA. LA PLANTE A, yXe LOVE IHWILL.. TOM HUUKt
'' -.AUNIUCMAI. jwBt PRODUCTION
ANTLERS THEATRE
"Love Thrill" With Laura La-
Plante Coming to Antlers
A highly entertaining and fast-
moving farce comedy is "The Love
Thrill,' the Universal-Jewel . pro
duction which opens Sunday at the
Antlers theatre, with , Laura La
Plante as the star.- "
The action of the nictiire hlncres
around the attempt of Joyce , to
sell an insurance policy , to , a
wealthy man who refuses to listen
to hor argument. ; ' . : . '
, LIBERTY THEATRE.-. ,
"Tillle" Has a Marvelous Cast.
In Marion Davios' newest star
ring vehicle, "Tillle the Toiler,"
a Cosmopolitan production filmed
by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, the;
blondo star is supported' by the
most able cast of comeciiaiiR ever
assuiubied in a single film produc
tion.
Matt Moore, who has played for
years In lilm farces, or outslnml-
MARION
DAVIESmTILUE; THE TOILER."
Ing comedy roles nf dramatic pro
ductions, is suen as Mac, the whim
sical office drutlgo. .
Bert Roach, star of Metro-Gold-wyn
Miiycr s comedy hit, "Excuse
Me," has an Important role a3 Dill,
Je
Mrs. MeCulloch Miller "
I
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v- aTSI lX
(vVi r I ,y ,
CIS vjj-sK 1
Joyce masquerades, as the widow
of Creelman's best friend, who is
supposed to have been killed in
Africa. Creelman after one, look at
Joyce, forgets to grieve over his
friends' death and spends bis time
consoling the widow. Joyce goes -to
his bachelor apartment and dis
covers that even widows must be
careful with wealthy bachelors.
When the "dead husband" makes
his appearance on Now Year's Eve,
the complications that- involve
Joyce provide more frothy comedy
than has been seen in many a day.
Tom Moore does some splendid
acting as Joyce's "husband."
the habitually intoxicated brother-in-law
of the frivolous but lovable
stenographer-heroine. ;
Gertrude Short, who wou her
comedy spurs m the "Telephona
Girl" series of comedies put out a
couple of years ago by FBO, has
the role of the stenographer in tho
1 office, next door, and George Faw-
cett; who has played innumerable
comedy roles, including that of tho .
king in "The Merry Widow," lias
the part of Mr. Slmpklns.
"Tillie.the Toiler," a screen play
by A. P. Younger, based on Huss
Westover's comic strip and direct
ed by Hobart Henley, will be seen
I Sunday at the Liberty theatre.
LIBERTY THEATRE
Thomson Scores Great Successl
Fred Thomson and his wonder
horse. Sliver King, breezed across
the Liberty theatre screen last
night registering another conclu
sive motion picture triumph.
West, Thomson wanders off the
I beaten path in this latest of his
starring pictures for FBO "Silver
Comes Through" and by virtue of
his splendid performance in an uni
que story wins his way character
istically Into the hearts of his en
thusiastic fans. "Silver Comes
Through" possesses a liberal quota
of thrill material developed to the
nth degree by the vital perform
ance of the popular Western star,
aided by hla wonder horse, and A.
has a well-defined love theme of a
most wholesome type.
! This young lady will reprd.
;ient Michigan at the Atlantic City
.contest. She Ii Mils Margaret
iTinney, a 19-yeanold stenographer
and she's off, cully known as Miss.
Pcntiac now-though ,he hopes h
be Miii America later.
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