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yJWr,, ROSEBURG NEWS REVIEW. SATURDAY, JANUARY 7. 1928. TWO .-.- ; sr. . . ... - -1 -- r I - ' -i, ,TVI . ' tel. Ill knnPTVl 1 1 LACE IS NOW SMARTER THAN EVER f : " ; BY GRACE CARROLL All Contribution to this Page Society. Women-! Clubs, sad Personals Should Be Telephoned to the Society Editor bjr Friday of Each Week. Society watched a new -year in Group Roseburg Folk and the old year out in various c I fashions Saturday ere, for a wide . Surprise Couple program of entertainment was ; A pleasant aluir ot New Year's planned by different groups all; eve was arranged by a group of over the city.-. - - - - i their Roseburg friends as a aur An interesting dance of welcome .prise for Mr. and. Mrs. G. K. Bales to the new -year was that at the Roseburg Country Club tor its members. -The gaily decorated rooms made a harmonious setting for the affair. The large room was reserved for dancing and in one of the smaller rooms tables were placed for cards. The festivities of the evening were concluded with a midnight supper. Two other pleasant affairs, among the larger ones arranged as an adieu to the old year, were the dinner-dance at the Rose Hotel and the watch party at which Bethel Number 8 of Roseburg Job's Daughters and the IleMolays Joined in entertaining on Saturday evening. Clubs are turning with Interest to the new calendar as evidenced this week by meetings of several groups to elect their officers for . - J- ; Although the mid-winter sea- S04 with all Its gayely and Insplra - tlou. is upon u there Is room for -thought of the spring and what it , - Bits In store In the way 01 targe events. Two things of note plan-- ned are lha yearly meeting of the . Federation of Business and Pro fessional -Women's Clubs here in May and In that same month tbo j - aunuat meeting 01 granu luuge ui ..-Hie L O. O. P. I t ' "tna regular tmonthly meeting ol th Ladles Aid, society of the Bap . list ehurtb was held at thediurcr parlors on' Thursday afternoon. , JJuring the buaincas session annual elecUon of officers took place. The remainder of the afternoon waa devoted to, sewing. Odd i-e rrHidl "ol is tea Wife 11)8 of Muaanfu'. Callrornia.'are iritereated to earn l her arrival, this week for a" brief stay at the home, of her- sister. Mrs. Fred Mrs. Kred KennerJ at Habpyt V'allen I Miss Lloyd 8iren' route from Omaha. i , S - ri A bit of news of siwclal irder-! Neal, secretary:! Mrs. Jess Hl(:ks. 1st bete H ithe approaching lihaiv trt-eat romJoKiidi-ni. 'lhe cibk is riage of Miss Mildred MaUhew,OTri,. tojt v ' socfal group ich former Roseburg maid, to be " mean on the first and third . Wed- tvcotln J-ortianq sooU; iiiss ai- vy sister, Mrs.R.U Collins january ls enleriaineii at 1 Sab ut Thursday to . the northern , ,ue boine'.ot Mis- jL ii. Pcrrin ialff r q be present for the wedding, ijturelwood.! ' !. I! iflos ltu v,eut ally Miss Torrey and , J Kenneth Perry iVed 4 --- At Large Church Service JMte.lmeriin to Rnsubunf is lhe Iioluli circles In at which 1U PlUtmr Tnrrev . Klamath Falls maid, and Kenuetll 'c"'Jerry, son- of Mr. and Mre.-Jamee JTl'erry.- former Roseburg folk,-were 1 -nmrneir on tne evening 01 i--tiu- SZi "ber i9.' The bridegroom received -: ' his preliminary education in Rose ml', burg and later attended O. A. C. "r-Hi Is a nephew of Miss Mattie ""Perry of Roseburg. An account ot '"the nusllal service from the Kla- -.tuatn rails Heraui is, as iqibiws;- ... i - i . ,- . . . ...... , . - Miss FJIenor Torre v. daughter . Mf Mr. itnd Mrs. H. VA'. Poole, be- i informally, the members elected home of Mrs. V. .V Pearce recent-i m ' 'came the hrtfle of Mr. Kenneih lofflcers for this vear. They are ; 'rle rooms a ere prettily dec:. -JiPerry, son ol Mr. and Mrs.. Jnoiesi vrs. Fred Dowen,' president; Mrs. "fated in eaenrreens, small . trees' r-l-crry, at beautiiul church wcd-.ciair PelUu. rk-e-ptvsMeni ; Mis, sni1 ,nr' Chrijtmaa tree held a-, dlns on Thursday evening. Decern-1 i,ucius .Marsteni, sevretarj-treas- ,ne ,it" '"r ,he c,d. ' mr-i iloar' twenty-clnth at the hour ot iurer. I Games, stunts and music fur-: -tU7:30 o'clock. -The qnaint interior i At the close of lhe afternoon the nlshod ,n afu-rnooa of entertain-, HrofSt. Paul's Episcopal church hostess served al srusH tables to ment and at the close a two-' .v.hlch was the scene of the wed-,hj Mesliames Lucius Marsters. s.."""1" luncheon was srrved at: ' .diSK wa beautifully decorated luiDurUnj, Virgil Bush.' Donald mn tables centered wlih Ull ; terns, amis and evergreens. ThivUI1E ito, t-rfo. Mar- candles. . s' leading to tne aiiar was iineo l. yy-. uples, h- P. IlaMou, :'lwlih ferns and fitntert in the pas-;K. Mr,ier,; wm. Stark. Walit-r t.-J shades. At the altar a husa . Knrts. F- -VcComas. I'u.r Petilt. basket of chrysanthemums stood, j, P Chllson. Jam.-s Birtlev. rwhh two equally large baskets of jRoo,rt fhilson. Wm. F.lier and : tne same ttoers on rum-r - 'Hle. Just In front of the aliar - spiral arch of ferns and holly form- '"ed a frame where lhe brtdal psrly stood as the roas were exchanged. " ' , Kev. J. llenrr Tboiosi perforuieil I : tlir ceremony In the pre'nce of , Anntveraancg of ' Portv relatives and friends of thei-, , , , . . ii ular younc coupl.-. ! ' hree ' Members j 1 "- The h.-ide, a cuarming joung ' The Roseburg Birthday Club irwjaian. as beautifully gowned m ' met at the home ot Mrs. Vli.-mla ' a frock ol white gcortelto. eal-.Campbell, on I'mimoa avenue on , broidvred with rhlnesta:es and ! Thursday, relebralln the blrlhdav IX pearls. Hcr'wodding veiL of p-al !of three of Us member. Mrs. r laiv. wss caught about her heid j Emma Wamsk y. Mrs. l.uclls Mor- ;ia"iap slupe with ru-a o! or- fris and Mrs. Virginia Otmpbeit, !', aase blossoms aad fell lu grai-etul - and eart of th,m re-ried a hiv,iiy I!."i" f!l to the txttlnm of her gon. (gilt from the clan. A luncheon was t-" tfer shnver bouquet as of loses, j served at one o'tkx-k and lhe alter- - " liltea of Uiet vaiiev and .- mauien noon was spent hi cbatli:ig and i" uair fetas. " ,sev.i:ig. 2Z. t " Miss Eilen McVereh was bridei- j The clnb rcezubeni vresfjil were . A,' maid and wore a fetching Xrvxk -il ; Mri Luelia Morris Mt Knima -." orchid chlfloa : with - met are hat t Wamsley. Mrs l.yih t us. Mrs. . ual tvrccssuttra t nistch. jljiura Ingersoll. Mrs. Mallrda Ha- Mr. Thucuas While IVtxell viaalgea. Mrs. Lvdia IIuoikt. Mis. Jin . bi znan. ' - (Arthur. Mrs. Annie Doweii. Mrs. Th beanlitul music was rea-;Kulh Moatponit-o . . Mrs. l.uc Ar "" dered by Mr. Harry Bortvl andithnr, and Mrs- VugmU Camtibtl. Vl ThomiiThnut Th we!liiia ) Th out of loan kuis ,'re .... march from Midsmnmors Nigbt'k.Mis. Virginia timber ef IMnund. IKearR by ; y.'Cde!.-oha and Or, - I wedding chorus- from Lohengrin 'r- were beautifulsy puyed during tne : erice. - , , , Mr. and Mrs. Terry kit Unme - ' ", diaiely following the ceremony for "'i- fonland where they will lenuiin for a fortnight. . I turn their retain Ktamnih lls ibr tin he t , K to their Itieuds oa Nurili Third. . SJi i it m-" Miss Annabel lH'nn. former Rose- hur maid, was a holiday v i.-llor .. her aa the guest ot relalKm aud y bas returned to Manteca. CaUlor - nia. where she is su;rvuor tf TZ'- 't zuuc la lha huh tthool. of Myrtle Creek. Included among those motoring to MyrUe Creek were Mr. and Mrs. Dean Bubar, Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Bubar, Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Morgan, Mr. and Mrs. John E. Kunyau and Mr. hud Mrs. John Throne. The . evening was spent about the fireplace of the attrac tive Bales home and tablea a ere made up for five hundred. Later a supper was enjoyed. ii o Mr. and Mrs. Inscho Announce Marriage Of Their Daughter 1 Mr. aud Mrs. J. 8. lusclio an nounce the marriage of their daughter. Lilta Euore, to John Homas of Huron. South Dakota. The news is of lulereut to a num ber In Roseburg and Oak Creek. woere- tne orute s parents resiae aud where she , spent several weeks last summer. The wedding took place on De cember 31 at Huron. The brtde has been, instructing iu the public ' schools at Alpena for the past: three years; Mr. Homas is In the bakery business at Huron. They expect to ocate In Oregon In the spring. ' : '" Social CJub, Members Guests Of Mra.iBvrd ' i Wednesday; a a4 J a it Interesting scheduled .event furl the, member of Ulu Koavbarg Art' aud Embroid ery Club which Met during the, af ternoon to eujuy the hospitality of Mr.:Jajuea '. Uyrd. 1 . J .. .Hewing v, as. uieMiversion arrang ed by the hostcM aud erection uf ofIices'rJ the liw year featured ' the brief buslntfe meetinK. I )'ne new - ofiW-rs arc Mrs. Walter - Stubble!ield. nresuii Stubblelield.' president ; Mrs. hi H.I I'errin. vice-bresUent: Mrs. Aiiivd nesdays ol each month and on At the tea - hour . a pot ; hirk! luncheon as enjoyed by tha elub women, which included the Mea - data E Hhoadea, Menry Worth - lnglan. A. H. Perrln, L. W. Ingles, Carl Palm. Walter Hiubb)et-ld.' lay' Vetldhii'iMarjr Becker, Henry- Hoyden Earl! 1 HhoadcS. Jess Micks and tne - - 1 hostess. J ft ft Mrs. Harness Is . ! ; , - -r-i. r; I 1 -lub Hostess i his W eek : Mrs. R. E. Harness was hostess on Thursday for tire BK-aibers of the Nonhside Sunshine Club and additional guests at her home. Garden fluoers made an effec - . : . - . . 1 1.. . 1. ... . .. .t .... snuuii hi l't, iuviui auu u . t in th. fi,-,w,t Wh w ,, ,r added guests. Thos. larkiii.-rn. M. C. Johnson. O. A. Houser aud Miss Makle House! of KKIdie. ft Club Celebrates ami Mrs. .1ln Cam;-bU and .daughter of S-tlein ij O v ! Evening PurJv Given at ' , , . , ,, ., ;5t. tjcorge s rartsh f lail St. George's ivirlh hail was Itu Iscene of a delightfully iilarji,-d ' event on Frldaiv evening iVn the ' youngster f the sev.es at ihur a 'school denies and their Mint Jgalhered tor an ititornial lii'y. 5 There are about thirty truldrvn In the vlasse and pmc. .-re r raased pit their diversion, gin.nl ' favors er uwd ami al the t-iic of the ewniiis relrvsnments served. avre i f fe;lV;.?.S.VJ : L 1 f.i' 1 ft J j-r For afternoon formal wear la this long-sleeved frock of bronze-tinted ' metal lace. New Year's Eve Pary -Enjoy.adBi Younger, Set . jMorelthaH n score i the Myrtre ) ('ek younger set enjoyed a" New Years eve party on Saturday night, the affair taking place at the .Myr- tie Creek Christian church. Mrs. Sellers, instructor of the Y. P. Bible school was hostess far the Amusing games, and music were nrn. ni-t-A Inn thn ftnlpnulnn-nl f the'group and refreshments- were served. at the close of the evening. J K- ? I- ilia WrKa r R -: " -v - - - ---. , OStesS tO CalTlD r ire LifOUD ; Tho tlamn Fire Croun of which ' Miss. Carr is guardian, will meet ithis evenine and with lhe guar-; i dian, will be guests of Mls Sa - I bins Nerbas at the Dr. H. R. Ner- bas home. Kegntar camp nre'work will be1 aceouipiisnea ana a ceremonial I will be held. During tha remainder 1 of tha evening the girls will make I cloth animals to be sent to the ; .j baby home In CorraHis maintained by the W. C. T. U. 1 '" ' w , , j ! Club Affair Is ' i r- . 11 d , r . 1 j tnjoyable Kecent bvent j ! A very enjoyable affair was' the Chrislm. mnv 'I lli 14.. 1 1 . . . - - - - view Viub members held at the BEAUTY How and Why WASH THE FACE WITH THOROUGHNESS By Ana A!t1s f Since 60 tuueh a.Me U depr-sit--ed oa the sartace of ih thin, oar ' lirst cire must be iu remm al in . Fuch a manner as not lo injure the ; skta's satiny ifiture. TtiU L best; dtine by nivalis al a hot clanfinc : Kath, uiuui: a wap mhica, you hj- ; found RSTxabVi. Do not rub tlw; skin of th Ice too viForouiy. ; your bt.-rd. or a v-ry soit cio'.h for that j,urjose- A roucQ cioth til do tor the body, but tiie face nisl be cartlulSy ahed if you to I'rrserve its beauty of - texture. And when thivrousihty washI, -fth hot water, examine carefully -to see whether the jvre arv c otc ped with dirt or s-biceou) matter.; If left in a dossed rondition. in- Jiainn-jttua will set in. a (ample ''-"a- and eventually oreac. ' This is Nature's way ol gitlugrMi . ;of the offensive mailer. By cre- ' fully preiing out the blaikheads !lth fini,rL xr; Mill ti.w-.T, tH: fi.lr-.nl When this Utile citation is ; ;oer, bathe the fsve oukkly ia I cold water to close the rirs.I ; l-'saally this is all that U nves-; saiy. but the apnlkatioB oi an: astringent such as eA'.ract at witih hazel cr colocue diluted with a- : 'ler ill have a beautifyluc value. 1 ! A phx-e of ice. wra;'ixi tn a ioel and applied to the Ute tiil it ; tingles, acts both as an aitria- and a sttroalaat. I J w. r -v .-. . I Femininity of the Mode Has Brought It Into its Own EL HENRI BEKDEL For NEA Service KEW YORK, Jan. 7 Lace has come into its own in 1 this fem inine age of costuming. The lace frock is acclaimed now as proper for afternoon, dinner and evening. Always delicately decorative, lace Ibis season achieves a post' tion of honor as the entire medium for some of the smartest creations of the season. I have really been surprised at the many, many times and ways 1 have hit upon lace to solve this or that problem in getting just the right soil, enhancing effect Here, There, Everywhere As a filmy shoulder decoration on this chifton dress, as the grace ful bow and long streamers at the hip ot another gown, as a yoke on a smart blouse of a crepe de chine ensemble, as the floucings on a tiered skirt that needs a fluttering, soft finish, lace has been just about the handiest thing in the world for the courtourier this year. But It is the lace frock, really, that gave social assurance to the use of lace. The Vivacity of Color Colored lace, In vivid greens, blues ami reds are as chieas they are delicately vivacious. Black lace is ultra proper for dinner and eveniug. New metal laces. Includ ing silver, gold and bronzes, in -luxuriously soft new weaves, are all that a woman needs In the way of beauty. I show today three ' interpreta tions of the lace frock. For high teas and other formal wear there is the bronze timed metal lace long-sleeved frock. .Smart as it is different, this costume baa a hip-length packet with the tiniest little nip in at the wasiline that is reminiscent of old- fashioned bodices that topped hooped and paniered skirts. ' its skirt has two tiers of shad- .(Mrs. West One o'CIock i Luncheon Hostess ' ' Mrs. Birney West was hostess one o clock luncheon which i she arranged for the members :of the Thursdav bridge club and si i added guest this week. : j - Cotoneasiers and, ivy were used in combination for. the tables ;bere there were seated Mrs. : Fred Sehwaru. Mrs. Charles B. .Wade, Mrs. Irvin Brunn. Mrs. A.'J. Hochradel, Mrs. E. R. Thurber. - Mrs. Clair K. Allen, Mrs. Bertha i Kaeppler, club guest and the host- t ess. . . .ess. t TV, 1.1.1.,. r 1 ,1 ; " ' ' ........ u bridec and tha afternoons honors :' were ned by Mrs. Schwartz. Mrs. ; Kaepple- received the guest prize, ft 'Mrs Zigler Will J r- " . . c I Entertain Squaws On Monday of the coming week, . Airs, uen c. ZJgier win entertain , the Vmpqua Squaws at her home ' for the evening. The organization will hold annual election of off! - ; cers as a part -of the meeting. The Squaws will plan for a very ex-winter .season. Mrs. Kaeppler's i bnrg Garden Club will be formu tensive program for the new year. home Is In LaCrosse. Wisconsin- lated. . ; . I " I : '-; VI . Wfc CM I Of - m ' &w r wt srvx:t v: Hi - I- --TnT-fl A luxuriously (reck, of gold 00 Id Ucc Fal'oM Dinner and Bridge Hosts Recently , ', On the evening of December 3, ' rt and Mrs. 'J.' K. Fa I be were 'h,.- , , mun , : frtendi hoaU ' gr"P ot , , , al a cha"11 dinner party at their Riverside home. . , ' - tnvrtea lor me occasions erei,"iMi v - ...... w.tiraciie yuuug mxinw wuo m urav 'Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Pargeter, Mr. j and Mrs. Willard Johnson, Mr.i and Mrs. Forrest Sii. Mr. and Mrs.- 1 Wtli H. Gerreuen. Mr. aad Mrs - Joseph A. Dean. Mr. and Mra - ,T - ri. ress, juss Annaoei uenu 01; , itanteca, uauionua ana r.. a - rosi - . Manteca, CaUfomia and E. A. iost - . irniinwlnv lhA dinner nour: - a bridge was arranged and honors lor the evening were neio iy lire. Mx. . ft a a . a Mrs. Bertha Kaenaler, who lns. ibeen here through the holiday period visiting with ber brother. John Schwartz, and her nephewitain amount of the money taken and niece,. Mr. and Mrs. rreaj m. ine remaicqer 01 me evening : Schwartz, on Ean Douglas street.: was given over to informal talk ; is leaving the first ot the week 'and the club as a whole waa nrged : for Long Beach. California, where; to attend the meeting this eve- : she will remain for the rest of the! AWtlriaAUJ . r..ofvn G-iV ? 5Atf, r.S" 11 Acclaimed as Proper for Morning. Noon and Night ed bronze lace, the edges much darker than the top. These swoop to dipping back lines that spell style va, the new silouette. Be coming, graceful, this gown is an achlerement because with such eta borate material the greatest simplicity is gained. Typical of &crai-pr.od Vogu For evening dance, the gold metal cloth with lis elaborate gold lace flounce of hip ciotn depth is luxurious enough to gire great con fidence to its lucky wearer. This ' sown is typical of the aew semi period frocks that are in vogue now. it catches the spirit of the. graceful gown of yesteryear and yet embolics ail the season's style points. - Unusual is the V-shaped back of the bodice, with its bow-knot of gold cloth draping its ends down the back for further softness. A broad banding ot the metal cloth -finishes the neck and three fitted bands fashioa a wide girdle to the bodice. While the front is slight ly shorter than the back, tiiis frock's longer length heralds the approach of longer skirts for spring. After Dinner Dancing. Too The perfect dinner gown, is black lace, because, pressed - into service for an evening dance it suf fices. - Such a one is shown. Of fine thiead lace over black and flesh colored chiffon this model re--veals the novel semi-princess sil houette, with slightly flaring skirt, the new yoke-effect achieved by using a yoke of pink on the black slip and the flounce idea, carried out by the. same method. Peihap ft Vthe scarf motif used in oorubiaatioB with the ; peacock siifcoaetie that gives this graceful model such charm, f ts- femininity is accented by this scarf which f louncad dance fall over the shoulder protecting metal cloth and ly, fashioning sleeves for the frock. . . Business Women Meet to ! Plan for Convention ; Al a meeting of the 1 Roseburg; Business and Professional Worn- " ' arinroeni : of Mrs. Lucett Smith, president , ot tue clupat the Mowed Apart-, meats- last- 'hight. plain were set lb Oregon, federauoa of Bust- new and Professional- ; Women's Clubs.. .'-?-'; : i r,o i The members' discirssed ways land -ineana.oi securing money to nuance tne convention, whtcn win , - be held in Roseburg this spring, 1 be held in Roseburg this spring, nnj ,n annnfAv. - --. " ... . a ... oinjuviM . o . " j rarrT and . entertainment in the : near fn!nre for this purpose. Com-1 mlttecs were appointed to take leape of- rletalls - Trie eluo has de- -. to taae pan in selling sun - ! scriptions in this territory tor the oregonian ana will receive s cer - ning at which plans for a Rose- M'Ct 'DOUtGr- fY carPm i iMl I it .-Sit-, A "perfect dinner oown blrfck lace ever lieslvcolored chiffon slip. Mrs. Soules Hostess " For Affair Recently A charming evening affair early (tt eek v. as the card party for wnich Mrs. James A. Soules was iK,e5, at her home o which she invilei a group of friends for an -.adieu tot Mrs. Clark E. Melton, at. j mg , make bar home at the coast. j - 0ne tebe of bridge and one of ;JfjTe hundred were arranged and at the end of play the hostess served a luncheon. Pink predominated in nhe favors, and appointment, to- joying the affair were Mrs. Mel- joying the affair were Mrs. Mel . . . r t - v. , . nu, jurs. XI. I. . viKUldll, .-uia. Koith IVHi-ht Vn Uorln n Ivie Mrs. Harry Croserove. Mrs. A. B. ; Grubbe, Mrs. Donald Young. Mrs. V w rnffpe Mr Phn tnhl and j -- , ; : the hostess. . . . - a a . . ( fl'J F 1L. Son of Glide Folk Weds California Maid The following news, taken from a -newspaper at Blue: Lake, Cali fornia, of recent date, will be of in terest to a number ol people In Roseburg and Glide, where word of the marriage of Virgil DeBernardi, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. DeBernardi., EST i. u "ilL h ? nn McCulloneh te of spe- cial note. A wedding of interest to the peo ple of this community took place in Areata Saturday evenine at five o'clock, when rather Nugent spoke The parly was arranged a3 a sur the words whk-a united in ' mar-1 prise for the hpnoree ar.d garno3 riage Miss Marian Mabel McCul-1 were the diversions. A lunchron : t longh and Virgil DeDernardi. both fof ltiae Lake. The bride was beau - ttfaily gowned ' in an Alice blue crepe de chine, with hat to match - The couple was attended by Jack Callahan of Blue Lake and a niece of Father Nugent. The newly wed ded pair returned 10 Blue Lake -Saturday niaht. where Mrs. Ed. I Hoax entertained a fete friends In f their heme and useful gifts were l presented to them. A large wed I ding cake and ice cream were s-.-rv- Jed as refreshments j Tlie' hrHe is the danchter of . i - - - I 1 dsngbter of Mrs. N elite Nyles. with ; whom sae has made .her home sincV I a small chi.d. Th. bridegroom Is thrown in. is the record for Presi itk aon ol Mr. d Mrs. C. DeBer-:dent and Mrs. CooUdse durins Uw . ("!ISL. Se' fT0"' "i fs eo"' first week of 192$.- while others ' uL'.L Jl "J'- Mr- aa!weut sleepily- from one- ensace i Mrs. DeBernardi who are at ores- !-,. .,k , ,s, , ,,n,- 1 cu, u,-4a ui iur ' m r ri'ii. win' ; reside at the Alma Hemphill apart j mt-nts in Blue Lake. Bridge Me Another BY W. W. WENTWORTH 1 I IKhmriiitn,,. 1 v-v ifective points. When Mrs. Crwl- C2en? attended a concert Tuesday thsTT") """ishe wore a modish grayvelvet fur , ' . '.trimmed c,oat and a black tat. i 1 Partner not having bid. what With her was Mr. Alanxon tt do you lead against a no-trurap Houghton, ambassador to Lor.dra. , bid, when you hold KQSX! . jho was a White House guest lor ! 1 What la meant by being some days. Because of the illness i'txump rich"? " ,of her mother, Mrs. Coolhlge is t S Partner not having bid. what : Mending as little time out of tbe do yon lead against a no-trump jWa'l.e House as possible. bid, hen you hold K 1 10 X? ! f Th an..r. 1 1be annual reception In honor of ! , r- J. jChlel JusUce Taft of the su,.r.:3' . ;,olin ,tom lof- court and Mrs. Tafu aad iuuict.iry. ) 2 Hoiduig unusual strength In heM Thursday is no longer the trumps, weakaess in other suits dreaded ordeal it once as. la :and m. ability to ruff. stead of the cut and dried formal- I " i- (CopTight. 1S2T. by the Ready Reference Paalutitiif Company.) Senior High P. 17 A: to Hold Meeting This Month The regular business meeting of the tjeuior High P. T. A. will be held at the school Tuesday even ing, January 10th promptly at 7:30. Owing to the quarantine, there was no meeting held in December, and the business was held over until this meeting. It i desired that every parent who can attend this meeting, as ways and means for carrying on the year's work will be discussed and decided upon. . After the business session an interesting program will be given. The senior and sophomore classesy will hold their iutcrclass debate at this session. ' ! The question to be dfbated Is "Resolved, that the principals of the McNary-Haugen bill should be j adopted by connress." The senior debaters will take the affirmative ) side of the question, and the soph ! omores will uphold the negative. 1 To those who have never heard lone of these high school debates, I this will be a real education, as few realize the amount of time and study these students spend in col lecting their material, and the abil ity shown in handling their sub jects. It is desired that a full house be present to. show that their efforts are appreciated. , - The regular monthly P. T. A. sub ject, which for January' is "Voca tional Effectiveness,'' will r hand led by Mayor Geo. E. lluuck. and there will also be a music program given, Informal Afternoon Arranged for Club Group Mrs. John Travis entertained at her home on tho afternoon of . De cember 28. bavin as guests the members of the M-, O.-A. Club. An exchange of presents, -was made and the remainder of the afternoon was spent In needlework. : Present - for the affair were the Mesdamcs Geo. Bickle, Cook. J. Marks, J. Jones, Davis. Elsie Davis, Allison, Powers, C. McKay. Helm boldt, C. G. Cloake, Kenneth Cloake, Geo. Barter, Mooro. H. Bell, Misses Pearl Jones, Marian Jean Cloake and Ella May Cloake and . the hostess. ft ft Badoura Club to ' ! Elect New Officers -' Badoura Club, Daughters of the Nile, Is to hold a session, on Tues day evening. January 10, when the members will be guests of Mrs. Al bert Mlcelli al her home on South Pine street. The annual election of officers will be held during the evening and sewing will lie the entertainment for the club following the business, routine. The ofticera ' who have guided the work for 1527 have been Strs. T. E. Slnelcton. president; Mrs, A; J. Young, vice-president; t Mrs. H. R. Nerbas. secretary; Mrs. j ,' Trirnne treasurer . . . L . , , .Memoirs Ul vile lutai tiun v.ci (interested this v.eek to learn that Mrs. Charles E. Runyan has bet n 'elected queen of Nydta temple. Portland, tor mis year. .Mrs. r ranK lin E. Smith, the retiring presi dent of the temple, will preside at the ceremonial followed by a din ner party at the Benson hotel in Portland on January 21. Little Maids hntertained -t Birthdav Party An attractive party at which a f ,utl maWs wcre emeli. I r.i.i . ,k nt, ,tt-,ir Saturday honoring Eloda Taylor and given by her mother. Mrs. L. S. Taylor at the Tayior home on i Miller street. was served later in the afternoon tat one large table, centered with a ! birthday cake, and appointed n j pastel colors. The ten guests t eluded Ruth ' Trozel. Lil3 Lee Hughes, Helen Chamberlin, Murial Dawe. Txmise Watson. Eunice Smith. Grace Ross. Edith Ross. Frances Klemm and Corrine Ann Perry. ' e ft Two Receptions Head Gayeties At V ashihgton Durinp: the Past Week , , .3 1 1 1., I V. . JOU. 1. 1"" White House receptions in a single wool.- Tciih n,.ni ,hr iii n-.-r,n -Two appreciate any of them. On Monday when the PresWi it and Mrs. Cooltdge held the N Year's reception, Mrs. Cooli'lse wore one of the most attractive afternoon fowos of her wardrobe, the skirt with fullness in front be ing of stamped velvet with a band of black and silver running I'-al-moral fashion around the hem. The blouse which reached the hii.liuji w-as brocade silver cloth shot v. iia green. There were several touches of the vivid green showing at ef- Ity o! walkinz in and out 01 tM Wiite Hmuc'Cte Chief Justice aad (CcnUiuad uu im4 S ) i
