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Tw'O ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. SATURDAY. JANUARY 23, 1928. uwuuLfwwwtfwvwvwrrrfvwvviiiii,iii ""wwwwvvvwvvwwwv HI & II M HSV&2 SS a A. 1 SOCIETY BY GRACE CARROLL All Contributions to this Page Society, Women's Clubs, and iemouaiu Should Be Telephoned to the Society Editor by Friday ot Each Week. It woucl seem thut society Is ." again taking up the tlireuiJu ot en tertaining uftt'r a brief Bdiy In midwinter j;ayetles, for scarcely a day of the week pant has been without some pleasurable nodal Unction, boll) large and Hinall. . Members of Hie Koseburg (Jar di-ii-Club arc manifesting much in terest In the lecture to be given by Mr. C. O. Hueher or Iho Swiss Floral Company of Portland rm February li. A special meet ing of tho group la planned lor that night. Mr. Unc.ier will lecture on -practical landscaping and . spring planting and will Illustrate liia talk with colored Hlldes. '' Mrs. Crampton la Much Feted Visitor This Week 'Hie latter part of (he week ImH brpiyjlit un Interesting visitor to llie.-.cit, Mm. LyiKa tl. Craiiipton, grand gitardlun of Job's Daugh tnrs.' who arrived Wednesday from Portland 10 vlall llethel Number 8 of Uoseburg's Job's Duughlera. rTo honor Mrs. Craiiipton. a dln . uef was given on Thursday eve ning at tho Umpciuti liotol, with tho members ot tho council or the buthol ns liostesBes. On Fri day uflernoon li brldge-toa was ar ranKed by Mrs. Ueurgo A. HraU- burn ut the attractive ltrudburn homo, Merlin riiivo, for Iho vis itor. This evening Mrs. Crampton will -hold Inspection of the bethel. Initiation of new candidates will fulloTv and a liuntiuet for the grand ftuardlun and mcmbors of the bothel will closo tho evenings festivities, Two Matrons Arrange Pleasant Affair for Club - very enjoyable and Interesting- meeting of the Past Noble rjrauds club took place thin week, wlieu Mrs. II. C. Stearns and Mrs. B.-M. Kelley jollied lu entnrtalnlllK at the home ol the former Thura day oveulnii. ' After a busmcss session a com mittee arranged several games for dlvorslon. The prizes wore won by Mrs. Louis Kohlhagun, Mrs. V. T. Jnokson, Mrs. tjeorgo Conkey and Miss Maxlne Stearns. Tho prlzo itlvcn by the club at each meetliiK was this week pre vented to Atrs. Mnyde I'lyler. An Instrumental solo by Miss Maxlne Stearns uml u rolk dunce by lltllo Mndelyn Stearns were enjoyed by the guests. " " Luncheon was aerved to the ' llcsrtames F. A. Ooff. T. II. Hllsell bark, I). II. Lenox, Maude I'lyler, (!. (J. Forrler. O. II. Pickens, Jim. . ll.utchluga, V. K. I'lttiKciipecl, ' Clarence Wlinor, Win. Austin, W. W. Ashujntt. Cliant Hales, V. T. Jackson, George Conkey, J. I1,. . I'lckens, J. O. Stephenson, O. 1,. Johnson, K. V. Hoover, Harry llut . field, D. II. Morguu, Chillies Ptisho, Helen Vllilng, Miss May Fisher, Miss lla Laubach and Mrs. Louis Kohlhilgeii, Miss Mux - lue Steams ami Miss Madoljn : Utearns, additional Ktiests. For the next meeting Mrs. H. F. . Cuwllleld and Mrs. W. W. Ash craft will be liostesuos at 117 South Flint street. Roseburg Couple Married Recently Friends . huro of Miss 1-ols Thompson ami Charles It. Kloli llng wore Interested lu leurn of their marrlaae, a recent event lu Vancouver, WnshlnKtou. The wedding look place last Saturday. Mrs. Kiel. linn Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I. I,. Thompson of Uoncblirg and the bridegroom la also a resident of this elty. lie Is employed at the Coett Lumber company. 0 ff Friends are welcoming Miss Knlherlno Dcvne, who has arrived fro'm MeMlunvllle to be the house guest or her sister. Mrs. Howard C. W'adiletl, on Lane and Kane streets. Miss Devoe wilt be here for an Imli'Mnlle visit. Barbaric Motif Now jewelry sounds a primitive note In its colorful, massive fash, ioning. Jade, inlaid with enamel in an architectural design, forms this .pendant, the focal point on a din ner gown. , -Jul i Lji t x -i ' ! 11 I. A' ovli TO'? & S:...4;ii:.:u:t:;: i-rir m :i;iai-f-kii i::ttti' Maids of Sewing Club j Entertained Thursday ' The members of Hie Kldecn ScwIiik Club mot for an cvenlliK of needlework on Thursday as xuests at Hie home of Miss Mar Jorle Snyder. I.ater, lunelieon covers were laid for Mrs. Clarence ColTcll, Mrs. Vernon GraiiKer, Mrs. Kd wsrd Walton, Mrs. Hoyil J till (on. Miss Klizabeth IlardlnK, Miss Walda HardiiiK. Miss F.stner Mil ler, Miss (irace Itoblnson, Miss i Laura Krouke, Mrs. Klsle Hudson and the hostess. Mr. and Mrs. 'Wharton Will Entertain With Dinner Mr. nnd Mrs. Tom Wharton aro entertalnliiK at their home In WeBt Uoseliuri: wltli a 5 o'clock dinner party on Sunday afternoon, comptlinentlliK F. II. Churchill on his birthday anniversary. Seven lutimnle friends have been invited for tho occasion. 9 Public Installation Held by Circle Initiation of new candidates by Lilac Circle Number 19, Neigh bors of Woodcraft, recently was loiiowcd by a public, installation of officers for the year and a large number of visitors wore In attend ance. Following the Installation the circle entertained with a din ner. The largo dining room was transformed with tho colors or the Older, red, white and green, and presented a charming setting for tho Gffalr. The same colors were used in appointments. Tho Smlck school '. T. A. met lust Friday night for a program presented by the pupils of the school. The entertainment consist ed of readings, songs ami a most Interesting debate. Mrs. Mary Cervals. teacher of the school, gave a report or Iho O. S. T. A. convention held III Portland a few weeks sgo at which she was one or tho delegates from tile county department or Iho organization. Committee for Drive Met to Form Plans A meeting of the committee lu charge of the membership drive for the auxiliary of Uinpiiun post or Aiuoiicnn Legion took place on Wednesday evening ut Iho home of Mih. V. It. Illaxall, tho chair man. The members of the commit tee are' Mrs. Phil Harth. Mrs. Clark Walker, Mrs. Lyle Davis and Mrs. M. C. F.lllson. To stimulate Interest In the campaign a contest Is to bo held between Iwo chosen sides. Mrs. Illaxall and Mrs. Harth are the captains. Now members will re ceive so muny points by seeming new memberships nnd old mem bers or the auxiliary will be awarded a certain number of points in the campaign. Tile time extent for the drive has not yet been decided upon. O Order Held Installation " of Officers This Week Canton Hnhertson Number 1:1 held Installation or Its ottieers 111 n ceremony on Thursday evening ut the I. u. o. F. hall. Tho fol lowing were installed by H. A, Caniidnyt Lyle Davis, captain; J. U. I'll kens, lieutenant ; It. L. Kllssell. cilsluu; O. 1,. Johnson, clerk, hullowing the Induction t ofltce the ofllcers and members enjoyed rclivsh incuts. i ! Badoura Club Met for Business Session For a meetln-4 of the members or llndniun Club. Daughters of the Nile. .Mrs. Mux Kntr was hnstrsR nt her homo at 4tr, Smith Stephens stivet on Tuesday ee lilng. Mutters of butiness were discussed and afterward u so cial hour was enjined. Ilefresh ments were served the clui. later. W W O Orchestra and Families Entertained Spencer Home Members ( the Klwnnls orches tra and their rulullies were asked to the home of Mr. and Mrs. L limn Stiencer In North Itesebuig on Monday evening. Following the icgulnr pructlre nl tlie olTliestrii the group wes entertained with bridge ami live; hundred and a chill supper was! served by the hosts. Klljnyiiig tliej hosiit.'il.')' of Mr. and Mrs. Spun eer were Mrs. Franei-s I, Intuit. Mr. mid Mrs. Hoy Calehini;. Mr. slid Mi h, Maurice .New land. Mr. siel Mis Horace llerg and Dr. II. C Church. Mr. Hamilton Honored at Dinner Sunday Walter S. Itiiinillnu was the honor guest at a dinner party on Sllllds MlterniMin. plaiiui-d by Mis llnniiliim on Ills birthday an niveraaiy t ev.-is wciv laid (mi M. M. Miller. Fn' Johnson audi Ml. and Mrs. Hamilton. Coses tunned Hie center arrnti ji-inenl fur Hie table. If Ye Have Tiers They're Fashion Latest To Break the Silhouette BY HENRI BENOEL For NEA Service NKW VOitK, Jan. 28. Costumes are getting themselves Into a spring mood. Kverywhero there is a tendency towards swuylng or animated lines. The fitlfr, straight silhouette is broken into ripples, curves, tiers and drapes and com pletely changed by scarrs, Jabots, cape themes uud so on. Whether the trock be ior early morning street wear or for even tide, it sluiuld have its lines broken, in more wuys than one, If pos sible. A Graceful Elaboration Tiers prove the most graceful means of elaborating upon the straight line, retaining all the slenderizing advantages of it and still bringing It up to date. The tiered skirt may have cir cular lines for its component parts or, as if more apt to be the cuse, flat lines across the buck, with a swerve for effect Ivenims, grace and fullness In Us circular front tiers. I show today, three models which portray three different conceptions lot what ties can do to enhance a ! frock's loveliness. Each model. moreover, fentures a different type of udjunct to the tier, in the way of neck treatment. I have selected an Orange velvet frock fur the close of day an ex tremely efrectlve evening gown. II is tiered rrom well nbovo the waist line, clear to the hem. In fact, the lop tier gives much the same effect that a short bolero would. Straight Back, Circular Front Those Hers, rinhihed with a tiny hand handing, are straight cut in back and circular In rront. Moreover, all but the two tipper ones wuvo up in rront to give much fullness and inlndeflnito but charming grace. From the light shoulder of this Enjoyable Function at K. of P. Hall Thursday The I Jm pit mi Chiefs and SQuaws, . following tho Installation or or-1 fillers or the former booster club, ! Jollied In a social evening of fun ; on Thursday nl the Knights ur; Pythias hall. Invited for the oc casion were members of Umpqua Post of American Legion drum corps nnd tho Ilosebtirg Municipal hand and their wives, the number I attending the event totaling about' eighty. Each of the officers was pre- 8(ntod with u token with a clever presentation talk bv Dr. I.ee A. Wells, who, with Phil Harth. tn- st nil r.i. PIctuifK of the aeroplane, Queen of Yukon, slBter ship to the Spirit i of Hi. Mm if, were shown, and views of KoHeburg taken from tho air were given. Another feature of the moving pictures mas some scenes of the Mod ford Jubiloe of! islons Realized. Afterward, the guests enjoyed dancing and a sup per. ' Senior High P, T. A. Met for Interesting Session and Program The senior hij;h school Parent Teacher association met Tuesday evening and during tho business session discussed ways and means of raising funds toward beautify ing the high school grounds. ('. 1). Kequn, the agricultural I teacher, prepared a plan which! met with the approval of the school board, and the board, with tho assistance of some or the stu dents, will put lu a sprinkler sys tem early in the spring, then the P. T. A. will arrange to secure suitable shrubbery. A pleasing piano solo was ren dered by Miss Klizabeth Williams. An extremely Interesting talk was given by Or. tico. K. Ilntn k on "Vocational Ktfectivenesa." and Miss Hut h Hoover played a heau-j tli'al piano selection. j The debate presented by the ! senior and sophomore classes wusi particularly interesting; every i point given was excellent, showed, splendid preparation ami was vi-ry j well delivered. The question was. ; ' Ursolve'l. That The Princlpb'H of the McNary-llaugeu Hill .Should! He Adopted by ('on j;tss." The 1 senior and ullirmntivc speakers . were J. V. Long and Lillian j Sporer; llie sophomore- and nega-! live speukers, Mildred .Morris mi l 1 Clartbel Olsen. S. Jontisson acted , as chairman, l.eroy Hiatt as lime ! keeper, 11ml the Judges wen- Mrs.' Heats Knltlh;ien. S K. Hall nnd J.! K. .Mertlnioek. periston wan lavur of the affirmative. A biX socUl Is to be arranged for tl-e next meeting. February further notice of which will appear a Utile Inter. i j Mrs. Pargeter Club I lostcss 1 his Week i Mrs. Harry O. Pargeter was j hostess for the meeting of a eon-; genial club gnup at tier home on Clalrv street YHlne?dny rvotilng. ' when h urmni;ed bridge for thj menibei-M nf Iter club t Honors went to Mrs. Will Oer ivtseu. A' .:ny w ere M rs. H. r i rhnrch. Mr. Forrest Six. Mrs. J. i K Fulbe, Mrs. Wt!r! JohtiMui.' Mrs. Joseph A leim. Mrs. WPI II. t.nrssen. Mr. T. H Nr.M ami. the hostess. At th end of (be. game the hosiers served ft lunc'i- t fZ) The tiers Milady wears: (left) orange velvet evening gown, straight tiered In back and circularly tiered in front; (center) side tiers has this black and white informal frock with accordion pleated slip and two Jabots; (right) of imported homespun is this tiered and caped dress with Jumper and new wide neckline. .. gown a flaring senrf hangs its Ion ends to tho hem line. It can be thrown, across the shoulders and Bridge Me Another By W. W, WENTWORTH (Abbreviations: A-ace; K-king (i queen; J-Jack; X-nny card lower than 10.) 1 Should second hand always piny low? 2 Should you always cover an honor with an honor? 3 Should you lead to dummy's weakness? Tho Answers 1 Yes, ns a general rule; there urn exceptions. 2 As a rule, yes; there are ex ceptions. li As a general rule, yes. (CopyUght, by the Heady Reference Publishing Company.) J&W&sffl YOU'VE MflOi'tCtO V'f P'W ' 'tyv -AMD mofc- 5jfS t'V 'ri,E- "1'Ot-HOP" ft 3lfPl.l1MG - CoLVVD ( ' ftwSp kSr- - - J m If J. -mo teener- $iUl ( VlSP0' tAMCi. AC AK III p ., Ml) VJA TO tWc- Cv'r TAN3- te 'Paso vci o EASfrt tiKi taC"?'' " ; -L Prepare To Be over one shoulder or can bang as iih'ulder drapes from both sides. IL'tier simplicity but a newness of Dinner on Wednesday Enjoyed by Large Group A plea sunt affair occurring mid week was the dinner given on Wednesday by the employes of the Itosebui'K Steam Laundry in the dining room of the company building on North Jaekuon street, i Tho business has been operated by O. C. Baker for the pasti twenty-five years. Some of its I employes have been connected wlin tho concern for more than i twenty years. Members of tho families of the employes were in vited guests. Covers were laid ot the tables for the Mesdames W. B. Atter bury, Delia S. Tester. R. L. Hud sou, Hayes, E. K. ' .Morgan und family, A. C. Harnett, Nellie Pat terson, Janet Cowan, J. L. Paris, the Misses Henovleve Harnett, Mildred Patterson, Pearl (Hike son. Ethel Lander, Kaith Miles. Fayo Heed, Vivian Gilkeson, Gladys Carstens und Hoy Phil lips, O. A. Gassowny, Charles Bee croft, Chris Heecroft, Baker und G. G. Coatee. Clarence I silhouette mark this gown. Another 1 have shown is the I Ideal infoi null frock for the wo- Life's Niceties HINTS ON ETIQUET lt ynell entertaining at bridge, whaf Hind of refreshments should" one serve? 2. What In a tvnipal trnnd hot. I dkh? 3. Anything else? The Answers 1. A hot dish or sonic satisfying sandwiches. 2. Scrambled eggs and thin sausages are the vogue iu New York now. 3. And rolls and coffee. Mrs. Ira Good and little daugh ter. Eva, who have been visitors from Carslairs, Alberta, Canada, tills week as house guests of Mr. j nnd Mrs. Harold h. Iloucock, have gone to ios Angeles tor a visit. In Style! Everywhere Is a Tendency Toward Animated Lines man who is not so Blender as she wishes. This gives the silra lines diet have failed to achieve. It Is a dignified conception of a dressy coat dress. Two rippling tiers extend rrom the sides while the back Is flat-tiered. - A graceful uccoruluu pieated slip and Jabots of orr-wbite silk inoussellne give llhat delicate touch that only white lean give black, i For Spring Grace This model shows admirably tthe union ot Hers and jabots tor spring grace, ft also demon 'strates that nothing can be smart !ec than the black-white combina tion, especially when the white is (ot exquisitely lovely fabric. I The third rrock shown today Is a swanky little homespun import j- in a new color combination : green upper and blue lower por tions. Of course the green has I much blue in it, giving It a cool j.tone. i want to call attention to the 'triple points of newness and beauty of this frock. It has a cape collar; tiered skirt and Juniper; new wide neckline. Don't Overlook It Taking them In order, I should say that she who overlooks the fcapc (heme this spring misses one of the prevalent tendencies. It is such a change from Uie tight, Utrulght modes. It gives fullness, I grace and novelty without added , bulk to the figure, j In this frock the cape is a na tural complement to the doubly i tiered skirt und the triple tiered 'effect achieved by having the bot tom of the jmuer form the ihird tier. The new necklines Irave a ten dency to width nt tho shoulders as though new fashions accept the Vionnet idea, but slash and shape I the front and back to suit them- selves. I Two Matrons Entertain ' With Series of Social Events ; Arranged as one of a series of I most charming social affaire at j which they have entertained . groups of their friends. Mrs. Leon McCllntock and Mrs. A. J. Hoch radol were hostesses last - Satur day, receiving nt the McClintock homo at US South Chadwick street Cor a luncheon followed by sewing and bridge. Included in the guest list were several out of town matrons. A color motif of green and red enhanced the rooms, where car-, Circle and Added Guests nations and shrubbery were used. I r- . . 11 t The table appointments corre-' Entertained by Matrons sponded in detail with the color-1 Mra Bailey and Mrs. E. A. fill arrangement. Assisting were ' fettoy joined as hostesses on Mrs. Fred Schwartz, Mrs. Charles (Thursday in asking the members B. Wade, Mrs. Clair K. Allen and!of lhe North Circle of the Ladies Miss Vera McClintock. (AW of the Methodist Episcopal There were seven tables of PVT? l? the,ney home for h, bridge in play and honors went to 1"' ?UsinesS S(i88lon folIowea m..o r -t r, sewing. The door prizes were received by Jlrs. C. A. Lockwood and Mrs. Charles W. Wharton, and the sew ing prizes were given to Mrs. M. .1. blioemaker and. Mrs. L. A. Dil-' lard. Completing the series of parties, Mrs. Hochradel and Mrs. McClin tock entertained a large con tincent of their friends last eve ning with bridge, there being lZZr:SLal,nll toI5! ponsored bv the Business and Professional Wom en's Club at the Knights ot Pythias hall. Two Matrons Given Surprise at Meeting A delightful surprise was given two of tile members of the com mittee in charge of decorations for the liubokah convention hole in the spring at a meeting of the committee on Thursday evening. .Mrs. li. a. l anaday entertained ; 'Ions arc aske;! to call '!i. m as the group of nine women at her0,rl' possible. It i -. pianrc.! t j home. lvivc aboiit 20 'alil-s ,.f tnth After an evening of work devot-1 en to cutting and forming decora toius. tiie hostess served a lunch eon. Yellow was the color note curled out In the appointments. A lovely centerpiece of roses was used and quaint yellow favors completed the arrangement. A liiithday cake wa.i placed for the two lad Its honored. Mrs. V. T. Jackson, whose anniversary oc curred on the date of the meeting, and Mrs. F. A. Ooff. whose anni versary was on the Saluidav pre ceding. Each was presented with a gift from the committee. Club Arranged Surprise for Member A pleasurable event for a soclil club group occurring this week was the surprise planned by the No.thsiile Sunshine Club for its iwsi president. Mrs. James Hart ley, at her home on West First str-et Thursday. Music, readings and games pro vided amusement lor the ladles, with a iKH-lmk luncheon late In Ibe afternoon closing the enjoy able aifair. Spending the after noon with Mrs. Hartley were the Mrsilames K. P. L'.allou, S. Dur- ; lann, u . ingles. Wm. Stark. ......... v .,,., r,, uwen. Kl Marstors. .,. F. ( hilson. Walter through transparent hose now at Kurtz. Lucius Marsters. Fred lr- tract if all .1.. .!,. -r-.. ... 7, eiarsiers, K. E. Harces and A. .McCoiuas. Petalled Slip to;--; A dawn pink Paris evening slip has a hip yoke of rich cream lace and the skirt portion a dozen sep arate delicate pink petals that al low great freedom for dancing. Students Met for Rehearsal and Informal Eve Following regular rehearsals of lhe students of Elsie Carletou Strang at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Parslow on Wednes day evening, her pupfls presented Mrs. Strang with a pair of gloves as a remembrance on her birth day anniversary. An informal hour for students and their families followed rehearsals and refresh ments were served to Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Deets, Mr. and Mrs. Huah Whipple, Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Mc Elhinuy, Mr. and Mrs. Merle Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Strang, Mr. and Mrs. Parslow and Mrs. Frances Llntott. On Thursday evening following regular rehearsal hour of the Pres byterian church choir, of which Mrs. Strang is leader, Wm. Ford, one of tho choir members, pre sented her with a lovely silk um brella In behalf of the choir as a token of appreciation of her work with the organization and for hor anniversary. Valentine's Games Enjoyed at Entertainment Mrs. C. a. McKihinny invited tile youiig j married Sunday school group of the Baptist church to her home at C37 South Main street on Thursday evening for an Infor mal entertainment. . Games which carried out tho St. Valentine's idea wore enjoyed bv the twenty guests and at the close of (Jie evening the hostess, assist ed by several of ..the women of the class, served a luncheon. J. Gcddes presided and plans were made by the circle for future activities. Refreshments were served fo tho members and the following ad ditional guests, Mrs. D. F. Shields, Mrs. Harold Adams. Mrs. H. Kichards and Mrs. A. G. Guile. Club'to Entertain Past President of I State Federation .nine nui uu no meeting 01 me Koseburg Woman's Club this week, but on Tuesday, February 7. the club will have as its guest Mrs. Su die Orr Dunbar, past president at the State Federation and secre tary of the Oregon Statue Tubercu losis association. Oil the evening of February 3rd, the club will hold a card party at the club house on South Jackson street. Mrs. A. I). Abbott and Mrs. J. A. Harding are in charge of Hi,! i-!id tlu.ja m:il;iii'' r..ppia 1Be an!l "vu ''""dred will be I'liiyeu. rrizes ior ti u-i sc, ie will be given as well ns door prizes. Mrs. 1.. It. Skinner and Mrs. Dean Hubar head the refres'i- (Continued on. page 3.) Uummed Sllhoucttea thai .hins ueuanjr Duuerriie, mils. bugs ani- Movable Ornament I
