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Newspaper Page Text- TWO ROSEBURC. OREGON, SATURDAY, APRIL 21, 1928. 1 SOCIETY 1 BY GRACE CARRQLL All Contributions to tills PaceSociety, Women's Clubs, and . l'oraumils Should Ua Tulephotied to the Society Editor by Friday ot Each Week. Society has taken a turn into an:vrs Donald Youns . lulnrof.tlng variety ot entertain- r . . "... incut this week and the past lew ; bntertamed Uroup 1 hurs. days nave uociueuiy launcneu uie spring social season. cui cliy a day lias pnsseil thai lllere has not been some lul'ge ai- (air and It has m en necessary 10 Keep one a engagement uoor near ill lianil 10 consult wnui emu nay hiiBlu store In social channels. Willi a promise of heller weath er In store activity hns assuredly taken on a more gain iipponraneu .am! I lie uiuro urinal party Is an am "In view. iJErigagernerit' 'of KtrjTieri J j j 'Rosebursi .Maid Is " ; ' f t Announce-! i j ' r: An- announcement of Interest In Itosebiirg as well as Kugcuu was iiindc recently In the April number "ofllifl Southern1 1'aeiHc llulhitln iud (old of the engagement of Miss Holeu Hussell,. former Itosohiii'K maid, and Air. Harry A. liarrell of "Eugene; .. ,. . .. 1 ., ;uisb .uussoii is me nuraeiivo YUkiuihtor of .Mrs. Fred .M. Itowlov tl il'lilgeun and the niece of Mlssil'l -".Mls (MarlyH 1,'oegli .entertalued IMnttie perry of Itosuburg. She was wiiji an enjoyable owniii; party ut 'filjo'pulnr ipeiubin-qr' thei younger he! upnrlinents in -ion i Kohlhogen :uiUu !lho j clty ' while i aliuudite tiullilinii Thursday breninrf, Hie al- achool here - -'.-j ) j lair being arranged for the pleasure filMl'- Harrell Is theisoii or Ai J. of the lOldeeu Sewing Club nleiii--Jlsnell of Riigeiiit and js'oroolbyml' (jers.) ! . "tJK'tho ISoiilhorn il'iiellfrsiiiilniliiiiy.tl , (ut ,t(owV'iB wer0 used In ehoini .JNu ditto hns bden "sot; lur ' thes Iim'iiiTanKeinenls in the 'rooms -WtHidlhtf. .'CTatnolic daughters Entertain at Large ki . Mid-Week: ;.: h, . -rr afBUimng tuio hriioh' on .h SllllllK' 4m events ru which sp iminy are . TlAflfti i.leasiirn IheKn ,1 ivrf i.Ml af.. Zl- ilio Lenten season, IHeJiullinllc Daughters of America. ontWlaUd rth n (jard party WlnW evir, Iilng at St. Joseplrs parish hull, i ;inwevi ui neing luieimeo o.v . a "rtrouji or about , fifty. Thoro were qluvwn tables , of bridge! and five h.i,.i i. (i... v. .Qiuvuu tnoies ,ot uriogu .hundred In i7ny durlug i t .. . i "i no iian was'inaiie an atinu:tive ' mtiK ror lhe parly with tho use ol.mit flowers nnd g'aideii bios-! , y , . ikmrn iit-WMiaan. Large Ciroup hnjoys ' , ' "'iiuslu hour was held wllh num., Fflratinnal Prrurmir, , B rla by louls Lang.uiberg on Ihe "Ut o a' .rograjn aijuipliono und Miss Mario 1 gen-,mt " l, "''"'- erowl bora iiliiillst. 1 m 1 ! - i pnienis and loai hora, wuro present "Tho'brldgo prizes nero won , by 'Ii,,!!!!!!!! 'I'l'"''''"'"'' U3CIIrry lllldeburu. Mrs. Artlur L J ' ,,I'V 'Miie. Iluani, Waltnr Herchor.iind a 'q.', TOt'T ' ' ' WBWr and the fiver hundrod prizes' I " ' ' Jl- Wore received bv Mrs. A. ,1- .llnnln. -';. were chairmen planning Alrs..L. Crotzer. Louis Laugeiiberg Midi Mr. McBee ' . man mi, jKtie.!. . -,.--. V" !?i"V; j. i'o f. i! l-wehty adies Spend - ' s Afternoon Informally l ' ., .. ,, , , , Mrs. Knunel ( law on Issued Invllallnn. I. Iwenlv l,li.. l.m. lug the Baptist Missluu Society, I . ; ' . - Thursday, Baskets ot .Hues graced lliy,lesln Ihe rooms. :. Ihe hostess yas ,ish.lcil by Mrs Carlos I'ligtv ' 1 Tfio iieviilionaiS' Were leii' i by M, V, II. Wlcklinin and Mrs. luaiik 11. . 'Mai I hews had ehargu of thf progrnin for the nrternoou, i .j jjpteoeou. served in small lunies li the hostess, was enjoyed ill iM(iimu. . t'e " i"j Mrs. Kemp, Former President. W. C. T.' U., V Woman of Fine Character 'The Had newn ot Ihe ilomli of Mrs. Junnle Kenin. - former' stale pmsldent or Ihe W. V. T. I' brings , 1 V0 ""Krani for Tuesday eveu tt) tnlhd maiiv or llur .lhlnas Ibis lK Included nuinbi.is b;' Ihe .school lllie uharacler ueeonintlslicil illlrlnir aetlvo life in . the Oregon union. Mrs, Konin, who was living lih her son In Kau Franclsi o at the lliill' of death,. piiKseil away .pill lb. She lisil not. been In good health lor sevoral yearn and ' was routined lo her room during thai tlnip. 'Que of her lanl ambitious, wl'ihh alio Avus unable to. realize, hoi ailse of' her healih. was Hist she might be able to work for Herbert Hoov er. In Ids campaign. Mrs. Kemp served under lilm oil the eoitm-ll ol defense during Iho recent war. ' She was know n by many in llose-. liiiru nnd Jtougbis .county aiul had wluiled hern on several oci-aslotis during her presldi in y In ihe tire gnu union. Mia. Kemp was u clin-o friend ot Mis. A. ('. Malsli ls or Itosebiirg, Iho pn i-lth-1 it of tin oininty iiuion. f ' Life's Nicctiea HINTS ON ETIQUET lr In h Ktncial annoutH-t'MH'iii ol tilt cnjiJtciMt nl iiuolu Ht an I'ticay'-1 ijoit tru? I ,.2. Wlii'ii Mm flam: i!mk In, who liiHtHiiin'H nun 7 "n. U Hiii li a ten nximlly more ilnborato Mian imunt Inloriual ta7 The Antweri J. N, a Trv KMi'Stx Jllrtl quietly 8tVm! till! IH'WK. '2. Httt finiuff mcch lo it Mial ho liit'fts Mm Kiii'Mtii, 3. Not imcpail!y, Mimifh Mow ri mui 1-oriiHhiiK'tiu mnv lie i sm prolusions of lilacs, which at I ihl season of Iho year run riot .in ; the gardens, were used In the room decorations for the afternoon at' i tali- planned by .Mrs. Donald Yuuiik i i nursday, when she Invited n,r i ncr miesis I lie matrons of die Norihslde Sunshine Club and a ruw added Kiiesis, The groups ehnlled and sewed followliiK a brief business meeting or mo club and at' I he close of the afternoon luncheon was served. . Airs. Verne, llouosniilh of Pork liitid, llrsi -H. '.VI. lioyd and Airs. Hurli 'were guests and ifie i mem ber present were the llesdaines Win. Fisher, . II. p. Chllson, Kd .Maimers. H. Ililrland. U .Maimers, 'Wale MtCnmas, Wulter Kurtz, Vir gil Hush. Win. Hlnrr. It. B. Har ness, i Pied llowen. Robert Chll. "".' ' W. (ngles, floo iviarsiers "' hostess. ' : - !''f " :"J ' I Miaa Rnrnl Fnln,.'. r-. i ' . . .ww UUwK, M-lll.1 tdlllw r - U r1 . ror -IUD UrOUD llhu group sowed and enjoyed a I game, thoni lze being won 'Jointly iby Miss tlhea Oati-,;.MAi. Clarence ICoilell anil His. dtojil llriifon; i , I, llefreshrniinis Avert) served ; I he r.Mesdiiiue.UdvJaid ? Wnlton,, ?Clar- "ul" uo'" if'""'"!,: povln V n 'V,"K"'"'l'1llH' ' '""l'H . ' lblM b i JfaidlllS,, ltheu ,aP" fh',r , "'"'t'- ,Kb'" : 1 6 "!', "'"' J!.?' ' 'w .,,' 1, ",l,,LGH '"l't ami hlslu lliulson. n,.. .. ,,,,. . .. , fSJ. has .IhsuwI Invilallonso ilu, mambeis of lladouia lilub, Duugli- . (m! iiu. iii Hpeuii a social evening wllh her ,,, Tuesday, uni. :s ,'!..,, " . . .... .. h'cl,' w"s t",,'ltl-v enjoyable limn an edue.it lonal standpoint. : : 'n'8 I. T.- Ai plans-io onlerlaln the sluilems giailiiailng In Senior 1,lBh '!"" '' l' I'"'- enia and leathers at l he May meel- .. , -,,i,1,,, ' . ' n."""1 .ll"l"n' A report On ,iuu iinanciai. gain lioin he einer- taluuiunt given Friday, April by SHuLed up UA. Tne Icily .eol.neil has pennll Jhkr,011 .,.,,, fll fl.om llf u, J( ,v .high school to be roped olt luring . himr ,,, 1.ll(hol' I Tlie request was made by Ihe ass.v ciiiilou. Anilouneeluent was liiade thai tliele Is tu lie an exhibit ut 1 all work accouipllshed so far liv llic jslllcleuls tfn April 27 tit Ihe sellout building. All pareuls are urged lo j intend. A program will he given al so, the enllre affair taking place iln thu evening-. Tho vlsliors will g, lo the various riatnis and display: wi in i., in,ineniir ncnMICO nun uoilles- '"' models will be shown. VI'I''!,'""'H' leadings by Miss ,1 lllli'hnnuit, cornel solo by J.; c Sirawii. Concluding Hie enterlain nient were the educatloual moving piciurcs shown by Sir. - Ftciehfr, lueteorologisl in cliiuge nl the lo cal wealher btneuu. Tlie pli-iure3 were or scenes In YeHrnrstotnv Na ,llonal Park (alien by Mr. Fletcher, who spetll I nil i utile tlntv In thai area, uiul showed various sub ' , l - Forty .Attend" Buffet i Supper at St. George's 1 Pariah Hall on Weclnt I A pleasurable eteuliig allali'or llllil-wei'k Vas Ihe luiflel supper at St. lleoiKO's I'lirish hall, lite event taking tne pi. no of the innuihlv ei lilllg merlin III Which Iho Eve , iilng lliiild ami SI. lii orgr's Guild t assemble. IIiikIi.uhIs i.r in,, meui. beis were aili lit lottu I guests lor Ihe evening, there heinv lilmul lorty M'ated at Ihe tuo Inmr tahlen. Vellow lii.lllgoiiln ami hiveniler lilacs In low hen-Is anil liuskeli. ginceil ihe lahli-s ami ail. led a ilU tln:lhe lomh to Ihe appoliiloieiil.. l-'olloivlim Ihe Mlper lahles were placed for games ot hiltUe which the guests played dining Ihe re niiiiudi r of the ctcnint:. w j Mr. Ki-iMloilrk I. IliiitmiK of, Ittwwluirn In Kuk-ii Inst wiM'k I iiiiu ( (n:y o( rim Mimsts intr ijIium by Mr. AHU'it W. Stein. .aiis. ticOiKo A . KrcKHii atot Mij. Kv A. CnrMf of KiiEcnc nt two of the IniKi Ht ntfiiir,; or (he wU m-ii-hoii In KuiaMie. firtimr llovbnrn rnr.trmiH wlm wore lilddon for Hie two lovely pmth.s includod Mrs. I,. i (mini. Mit. Krod thuby. Min. ItHint'V, Uult (Kaio I'onell) and :fi. V; M. i'eueouii. Lieut, and Mrs. Miller to Be Entertained at Several Functions Several or both formal mid m - formal alfaiia are to be glwn In compliment to Lieutenant und .Mm. viator M. Miller of Honolulu dur ing their stay In tile city. I.leut. antl Mra. .Miller, who ar- Ived In Kan Francisco on the 8. 8. Maul April J7 uiul cuiuu to Jino bum ItiiH weuk, tut) to Jul low I heir Clubs, who is to be a diatlngufshud vihlt liore with u trip to Portlund viultur In Jtosuburg during the at Hit.! eiul or Ihf comiImk wef It. In HUUe convention May 10, 20 and 21. tliv nieliupoliH they will vlhit with. A plonuer In the iiiovement for icltttivuft. the oit;anizutioii of the' busineus Suiuluy uflcriiooii this vlulturs and professional women of the and Air. M. M. Allller, futlier of ; country was this New York attor jLlout. Milh-r, will bo uhhih of Mr. ' ney who now heads an oranlza and Mm. ChtiH. VV. Wharton and tion compoiud or 50,000 women Mi, and Mra. S. L, Klddor at the , leaders of business representing 47 jtoebutg Country Club. In th states of the United Slates and uveiilnK an Iniorinul supper party .the Jslaud of Hawaii. Ik idnnned. . So keen was her Interest in the Friends are hIho nrrauKii)f$ for problems of the group that In 191S dinner parlies for (he couple und a she allowed herself to be lured reception Is to be given lor them away from the successful practice mid-ueeft. of law In her home state, Kentucky, After their stay in Portland two to become the first business wo days, Lieut, and Mrs, Miller will men's secretary of the National leave via the Cascade route for Young Women'? Christian A snot la Han Francisco and will embaiK tlon. It was In' t-hat capacity that Irotii that port May t Tor Honolulu, she supervised the nationwide sur $ j;- j vey which led to the formation In M.,. ""I " c ljl,fs. Missouri, of the is'atlon- iTiio. naa. v . jiaiiiuii Entertains for Young Folk Mrs. Charles V. Stnutnn enier tallied at her home In Ninth Itose burg Wednesiiay with an evening party for the members of the U and I class of the Christian church, n group of young high Hchool girls, the affair being car ried out in a tiuhjiie manner. , With- several variailons, the event was arranged similar to a Itt,, Quack's parly recently held by a; group of young people ; In , the church, li union and music were fop lowed by a refreshment hour. ;The guest list numbered fifteen. , Bellview Club Held Monthly. Session liellvfew Club April meeting look place ihe first part of the mouth at the homo oi Mrs. (J. W. Kliutikl and business inatlers of the group were dlsiMissed. . , , Tho club has donated 15 lo the Senior high school lawn aud shrub- bury fund. Arranged for a part ot Ihe afternoon's onlerluinmeiit was n fi.iunniiiK l.iiiuoi, ifiu I'lCllireo Ul the club ineinbers being placed in rows lor Iho guests to guess tho names, the one' giving Iho most number ot names correctly recelv- lug Ihe award. Mrs. Kellv was lha Wihner In the game. Two new lneni- Justified In the spoedy upbuilding (department, Ihe expansion of the Her clarity of judgment and her' Mrs. A. N. Orcult and daughler, An Invitation has also been is bers' were ndlulttcd lo tho clun lU ot a lucrative practice. , ofl Ice staff to include a field organ- innate fairness have resulted in Miss Dorothy Orciitt, are spending sued to Mrs. Louise Perozzi of Asu- the nieellng. I MIsb Phillips' resignation from i izer. the crention of a commission i her being sought freduenilv for ot- 11,0 remainder of tho spring season ; lund, tlie vice-president . of the Ore- rri, AI., ,,,Ol.r will h,. .. I 11m I tin Av,n..f 1.... un,...t ,. ...,ul. 1.. .11.1 ..! ..... i... i i.i , - r ........... . . ... . . In T .u At.frnlna 'I'l.i... t A 'a,.rit. 111)11 Iteliekllll SKKPlllhlV. lO .lllPIld ...v. ....... ..... .... , homo or Mrs. A. A. Murphy in itosebiirg and all members aro nig- ed to he present for annual olec- tlon or ofllcers will lake place, wliu'lillB up this club year. i :! The Norihslde Five Hundred Cluh. met for a dinner on April 13, tiio mongers assembllns at Iho homo of Mr. and Mrs. (J. V. Wlm- heiiy that evening. Throe tables of low Iho dinner hour aud at the end of piny honors were held by Mr. and Mrs. J. Wendell Wright. Mrs. H. Fleischnkcr was a guest and members present were Mr. unit .Mrs. C. S. McKlhlnny, Mr. and Mrs. lrvln Brtlim, Mr. und Mrs. J. Wen dell Wright, lir. and Mrs. II. C. Church, Mr. and .Mrs. it. L. Whip pie nnd the hosts. 4 Mrs. Linclbloom EnterUins Group Mi-m. (i. A. l.liHllilnriin iL-IIkIU f n Ily I'liti'i'tfihii'tl tin1 iiuiii'rt of IIki Dixmi v!llti l. T. A. Kritlity, v lHy inni, nl lift- Itotnu lor their moitllily hocIuI Kt'SsitHl. rrtit latlifs nont tliu Hlicrnoou in siM-inl (-omi-iHuHnn after vliich tho ItdHh'KK, nsslnieil by Mt'H. J. II. KurlK, hitvOiI u lin'litMMi, Imaplliilitv wcro Mm Mi'Mdunn-u (.'. 1,. Ittimioh, .1. V. (inimlmch, V. M. L'riinphi'lt, .F. Aluri-, A Kfistou, J. II. Kiinz, (i. TiKun, J. HHilenn'leh. .M. M.-Mcfcmib, (). ('. Mrmvn. C. F. Kroiii'l, W. I!. Ilinwu, (1. A. llnne hiHlio, II. Ingram, Klovil .Slnultir, tllunclm OllviT. I" 1 1 nicctiHK' "f tli I'nnt Nttltk' raiiiM Club, which vti lo !mvi bt'i'ii Imld Mondiiy i!ciilnn. April Z.l, has hern ;hi.4iioihm until the week follow Inu, on April ',Ui, ami wilt Iw (it Mm homo of Airs. .1. K, IMckoiiH on Sonlti Main sliccl, wlMi MlH. tl. I'h.koiiH dm jolm liosl- 'J'hft rri;ular 1uwIihns ineoMmi will bo followed by a social hour iintl iclvilimi'iiiH. Fashion Plaque SCARF- A new Frtnch icjtrf it of hefivy white crtpt de chine with the scalloped enda shading from palsit How to orange. B y National President j B. and P. W. Clubs to Be in City for Convention 1 A dynumic speaker, a' fearless leader, a woman of marked clarity of vision with a sens of justice that la perhaps unusual In either sex such Is Lena Madesln Phil lips of New York City, president of the National Federation of iiusl- imnn und i'rol'eBslonal Women'H i uI Federal on of Huh ness and I'ro- jfesslotiai Women's Clubs, an organ ization which promptly divorced it- self from other existing women s organizations and became seif-gov-erntng und self - supporting, and the first nationwide business wo men's group in the United States. The qualities which lit later years led -Miss Phillips' selection I us president of this Federation ) were responsihle for her choice as. jt h executive secretary during ' the first three yearn of lis history. .She developed 1 organizing genius of a JtiKli order, wont from state to state addressing large uudiences,' and added greatly to the memberslilp uiul in-i.ullL'e of nnsoclutl.ni ...... --------- ... )S22..MlB3 -, l!mill , res B,,ed .lie execuuve secreiaiysnip 10 re- ready heli! an LL. 11 degree from degree of personal popularity and of the Federation. Sho is widely I Do rot by, Lewis of HoBoburg, sen tlie I'ulverslly of Kontucky, and ji,,.,- reputation for straight thinking , sought us" a public speaker and has ! ior in home economics, has obtain shc shortly took also all LL..M du- iind Iniiinrllnl admlnlslritlloii which iiimeiii e,l nn i nmi uiih iho ...i ...... i.i,... i. ..... i... gree from New York Univorslty. I From early childhood vision and courage were among Miss Bhilllps' roremost characteristics nnd in no way was this bolter evidenced than when-Bhe decided to open a law of - llt:e, liui ill ll d.iuui 11, uui ill l-iuw York City itself,' nnd moreover eslab sli that ofrice in one most renowned office buildings Intific nationwide survey of business tho world, the Uipillable BuildliiK-anU professional women, the (level - at 120 Broadway. T'hls couraire. was 1 it,tt nl n n..rnnl ,.iihll,.iiL. , vv.....v n.,,.;p,,, u, ,u mean a dlseonllniliince of active work Tor iho National Federation of Business nnd Professional Wo- men's Clubs of which she bad been Ihe organizer. She continued us a j member of lis exeeutivo board, serving first as chairman or llieiu-! bershlp, and nfterwiirds as chair-'New man ot program. It was her almost unbroken record of service for tho organization, togelher wllh a largo An Old-Fashioned Girl Lillian Gaertner, Just 21, Decorates , Ily JULIA RLANSMA(ll) j' ( SKA Sorvli-r Vrltor .N'ICW YOItK. April 21 "UHlun t Is Hd uniritort'Htcd In ovL'ryMiins," ' tho in inelpiil of an exclusive girla' school In New York complained to n-mother seven years ano. "She. Jnr Kits ami dreams or j draws piclnros all over the books slm in supposed (o siudy. Situ doesn't in Mk' least apply heiseli i lo her lesrions." , , The rnlprit in tlie case, a sensi- j tivo little M 'ar-old girl, with ex pniHsive I)in. tilack eyes, stuhboni-; ly set her lips and wai'.ed until the principal departed. Then she1 bnrsl out rebt'lliotisly: j "When I grow up I shall dot noiliin all day lonn but paint and ; piiinl. with ForKeoiis color. I wish . I wen- i;rovn up rlRlit now --or I dead!" Off to Europe Alone f I "If you fe"l thai way about. It, , Lilian, yon iduill (iiit school ri.i;ht ; now to p;iint." siild (lie child's mi-1 I derslandinn father and inntimr. I i mi ni i.iil lil M l mi i' I I III I Mil KM for Kuropo (hat very smnnmr, ) alone. The liltle kIH who "wasn't , iuicre.sti-d in anything'' jirovcd so , ot luhtnl junl lio lb- w tin her tini.dn-s ih;it sin- was adiiiillcd in th- Acadi-my of Art in Vienna i when fho sllll was ll - the young est person ever bo honored. Now- l.lllfan Mnerlncr, just j turned 21, lists nnoilmr honor to, itfid Hi her Itini; Ifhi i,r credits I abrcml and, dnrin ; her past twni .war-4, here. ,yhe haw been cIiom-h I to design nHMernlsiic di'k und I carp- In lo rompleto, itiudernlstl t Mioiitj - of contemporary rurnMiunj the Mi at American woimm tn b- j selretod Tor Mii new fl.dd of w oi k. f Paints Theatre Murals j Mirs Uiorlnrr ts best known for' her ihemrn work. She puimrd ibe: I't.'M.n H'piMir tret of (oKuiiil mtf-i till hv llo hufeld thea'ie, dc-j signed lb, slmio steiitniis mid co ! tuni'-s for Mich noinble HmmiMav' piedueiions ft. 'Minn .to .M'nit I Nothmf;, IJio Stmw Him. rtm Vi.Mumse riew," and oile rs. f Klf)ir now she U putlitu! in a ? u uour day dtdiiK h series id charmiou- Jm tnlli .eieeii!- vi hi, fuscMiK nn : pier ures ot Jtw n (f Are, the Ciusaders. some of the curly Cr-jlish ltunnious und oMier hishiiic tabs tlml dollulil chddr.. Iinb'fatiRiial.le. thi ytmuK Woman paints wllh a palou lor nurk tb.'t asliuuiiug. o iicu;e6 tor I 'I'Mt- llf oul t j.ia ;u i s7 ' ft-'- s Jei,i LENA MADESIN PHILLIPS, j j iciirt ivirtLi.in rniLuiro, y I) a ;J Kl..! I I---I n in ". rresiacni iNmionai reaerauon ousiness ana rrotessional wo- I men', Clk,. who will vi,it Rk..ro'j,.riw' .!,. rnw,i - - ; led to her election to the niosi. .d-ncy at Dcs Moines. Iowa, iii l'J2o' , nor unanimous re-election at! Hor educalional qualifications Oakland. Callfornlu, In 1927, after for the presidency of an organlza- the most successful convention llie'tion such as she heads are of the , National Federation had over held, highest order. She studied at . in Newl During Miss I'hillips' presidency cover to,, he activities of the Federation e of the have expanded to Include a scion- Idings In i f c nal onw do survey of business ion iiiiuriiiiiiijiiiui leiaiiuos iu pifvu (tlio w ay for an InternaMoiial fedora - , tlon and the achievement ot close cooperation with oilier . organlza- 1 lions thiourdi a public relations committee. Miss Phillips now maintains of- flees hi the Woolworth building, York City, but In spile of Ihe ! extent of her law practico found , time during the past year to travel to 23 states carrying the1 message Llllin Gaertner . . . n wntnan'tt having a rurrrr," she aiunxes otie by inin&. If she ctii hr Induced In unit painting lonv; enough to rhsl it while In th.u pieaanl siiidio of hers ovei-look lug the Miulen. Should Heed Talent "t-'trM. If a woman h nnr lal- rnt. largp or sinsll. that driven her. she fill b haM'ier It shn heo.ls It Y o - J leadlnu oraiois end inetiirem of iho : day. . . ! Goiichcr College. Baltimore, and at , Peabodyl Conservatory of Music, Kentucky, as well as at the Unlver - sltv of Kenlnckv and New Vo. k sltv of Kentucky and New . York 1 University, rounding out her col - iotutn t... i.n..i nu..n...i , i ice ill oilier organizations and sue 1 is a : niemher of tha cxocutlvo , hoard of the Southern Women's j Educational Alliance, and of the 'Women's (-Ivle. Oriraiiizallnn She ! Is also a member of the American Bar Association, Chi Omega Soror - ily. and Phi Delia Delia Legal So - i clotv, tho New York League of : Business nnd Professional Women, . the Women's Citv Club - of New t York, and the 'Caroline- Country Scores in Modern Art Leading Theaters, Designs Rugs , "really not modern." Secelld. If She lllllsl SUpiKllt h.-r-self, she often can find real Joy in am klm. and I think she sliould make R cilieer ol It. otherwise I think all women are happier and belter filled to be ileeonitli e so cial cream i-t'ir and homrmnkers. .Men really an much more suited lo work: they scum coartiucud tu sli' ud enjoy It: Smart Social Events Arc Given Jy Matrons Three smart social affairs com hiK as iiurtlculaiiy notable on tlie spring social calendar were r the series of parries given by Mrs. i Joseph A. Uemi and Mrs. A. D. Ab bott at the attractive Deuu . home In Laurelwood., . I A bridge-tea was given Saturday , Pafterson, daughter ,ot ilrs, Free afternoon, twoiity-elght guests be- man, .eiitertatued, at her home on lug invited for the event. , On Mou- pjlle gtroet. , day. the hostesses entertained aud j The rooms we're a bovfer of varl , again on Thursday aftornoon, , ous f0W011ij ijiaes, carnations, luncheon, (pllowud by bridge, be- Bweet ieas,. gladioli, and even lug arranged for both days, rwen- onage blossoms, sent to Mrs. Free t sir were asked for Monday's at- mall from trivnas ia waslilugton, fair and the guest list for ihe last Oregon and California. Cards liHin day included twenty-four matrons 0, th0 diversion lor the guests, aud maids. Mrs. Ed I'ayton winning first pi izo The Dunn home for each occas- and Mrs. Hoy Hutchiugs, the.conso iou (ires'ented a wholly charming lation. anpearaiice with the use of cut j A two-course luticneon was. serv lowers In a variety of colors. Tu- eil by Jlr8. Patterson, who was as ll)S, lilacs, Iris and other soring.' slsteU by Mra. A. j. Carinan, -Mrs. blossoms udded to the distinctive MnJt Ru(f iMrs. J. L. Chambers and touches of la vendur. aud liink mo-1 Mrs. Salllo McClung. Ills which carried out the details lo The gucsts were Mesdames IJ, F. correspond with the table appoint- .1 Shields, Leo Dates, A. J. Caniiall, '""" I Max Huff, Kd Payton. Hoy Hutch- The hostesses were ' assisted at ings. Feed Neurither, Elmer .Metz tho bridge-tea by Miss Marlon ger, Louis Merger, Jack Russell, Ness and Mrs. Harrie W. Booth. Henry Worthluetou, Fred1 Fields, J. Monday Mrs. -Leon McCllmock, Blephensoii, J. W. Tynaii, Klinb Mrs. Fredrick B. Hurtling and Mrs. Muulflen, Tom , lluructl, . Herbert W. R. llrowu assisted in the rooms ' Uritt, J. L. Chambers,. Sally Mc and on Thursday Mrs. ' Bert O. j Clung, Lucy Damon. Blanche El Bates, Mrs. W. H. Brown and Mrs. ; llott, Grace Owen, and the honor Harrie W. Booth were In the guest, Mrs. J. A. Freeman.. rooms.. - . The first day bridge honors -were hold by lrs. Bert G. Bates and sec ond prize was wou by Miss Eliza beth Parrott and. at the second af fair first prize was received by Mrs. Forrest Six and second by Mis. H. D. Harris. For the last of tho series the prizds wore won by Mrs. 1. o: Broadway and -Mrs. Arthur Bau.ni. D0u (-! IXOSeDUrg OIH d a . : Receives .Appointment 0UE(i0N 8TATB AGH1CULTUH- ! ..,...,,.,..,. i i. m,. t.o-i win io.,ci, m pho i,it,r, ! next year Seniors are In demand for teaching the next school year -as shown by the number of posi- tlons filled last week More 'than urn students were placed In towns I including Berkeley, Calir., . Esculu, ; Ariz., Gleiulale, Wash., and sevoral i m..0; ,. ' town's in Oregon j . , '"" . -......... .. ; Panied as far south as Sun Frail- ! clsc0 b' W'"- Orcutt. "" ! ' 1 """" : Cluh Hnrlsdale Now Vnrlc. ' " ' I The National Federation ef Bllsl - 'ness and Professional Women's ' Clubs, which she now heads, Is conniosed or 817 local clubs, located ' In 17 staus of Iho United Stales, , the District of Columbia and the Island of Hawaii. "You Hod, I rciiliy ti in Tint, n niodpni." nays this ijtiikliiKb yoiniK wnniiin wllh iinrmiKfil him ami iinpalntcrrl rlifokn. "II la curl- ous how my work Is cnlh d niodern. it really ,n prliilltivo and lis very i the auxiliary trolicltcil on lllesday slinplielly has iniirli In eninmon evening at the Knights of -Pythias with Iho severity of Ihe sophlstl-; hull, there being 25(1. in -attend-caled modern. Put I have never in I tinee. all my 'years nf palming, drawn i The affair was arranged by l he from life. AH of my figures are losing groups In thu leclnu anil the Imaginallvo. from tho rhilillsh II- auxiliary in n recent meinhiTsliip lustrations I drew in (Irini's Fairy i-anipaign as an eniortainnient tor Tales, on." ! the winning teams and followed True, there Is nothing of the! Ihe business sessions of - both or flapper about this young woman, ganlzatlons In the aimoi club Night clubs hare no appeal lnr her. I club rooms the members went in , She pronounces New York's hoc-j a group lo the Knights of Pvlhlus lie ruh alter nmusernent "tiling ! hall, where clanchie ' hecan - nt !l J and futile." With her Kuropean j background, she likes Iln' opera, I classical plays, social evenings I where Interesting Tollis talk ol ' their Interesting work. I Though she never Ins read a ! novel clear through anil cannot i abide poetry, Miss (fterlner is a book collector of no. mean nMMtv conceniraiing on biographies. tin..!... f I.I-, 1 .-i niniii: i, , 1 1 ti i ii 'ii i , n-avei. Expert Equestrienne Almost any morning, if one is up shortly after dawn, he might spy Miss flaertner riding along the bridle path accompanied by Hal dtir. her Austrian dot. The. Illtie figure In smart togs sits her saddle In n most military manner, for she learned to ride In a cavalry school In Vienna. There is even an old fashioned streak of the domes! lu In Mils young artist "l love to puller sro'ind Ihe house once In a while," she unll Inclv ronfesier. "Somei lines l kuork orf painting Tor a day or to and Juki "go tinniest ic'-cooking, making beds, sweeping, diftlng. I think there's a satisfaction In home making for most women. "l-rJor'nilnr U K-Jtiu.; I rel more satisfaction from 11 tlm U , ' ' l"('1- ""." Lick va : ii IS en blir.Kbl,, fr .m(, ( wurk ; long hours, for 1 love It" in laci. miss l.aermer feels thai! 3. Whal Is meant fiv 11,,. .paio If She ever chose . . en career ; convention ' . ' ' mid mairlage. It would be ihe lor-j The An.wen a.. t i i . . ' 1 wo Rni1 onr-quarter. I mi l n ',. '"J ,':,i"""!:' ' " iK'orniatorr .lonhlcr. " 't;. '1""'' M'- I;1""''"' l.ve! whether of sutt r ncfnimp t ,J erari n 'f-'"" "'! ml-'must be prepared lo eed a spade erar.i Hut if 1 should love a man , bid of four cards l.r paitner If,.., r'i'S?"''1 n,y ''Mn'S- I'to'lCowrielit. IMS. by ,h He,lv I,ef. tftaitl I i thoo.e painting.'' ' errors Publisrutg Lo.) ' . i ' . Mrs. Ed Patterson - lrU Entertains for Her Mother, Mrs. J. A. Freeman Thursday, April VJ, broughl the !80tli anniversary of the birihday-of Mrs. J. . A. Freeman, well-known laud loved pioneer, who came to jJioseburg 6& years ugo, aud in com- niHtnnrAl Inn if thin hvpfii Mrs Kit Many varied and beautiful" gifts were received by, Mrs. . Freeman, testifying to the love" and esteem of the many friends she lias made ill the half contury of her life which has been spent In Uouglus county ''."' ' State President ' Jebekalii assembly Is ' to Be Visitor Hera . : Members of the Hebckuli lodge ot Itosebiirg are iiullciputring the regular meeting night, t Tuesday, April 2-1. as an Interesting i date, when Mrs. Etta Suuder.soirof Free water, tho slate president Ot Ihe Hebekah asseinbly.-uill pay ller;ol ficial visit to. thu order. While here Mrs. Sanderson 'will be entertained by Mrs. S. M. Kelley. i , v - She will visit the-Oakland lodge on Monday evening' and will . also pay a visit to the Suthcrliu lodge. Mrs. Sanderson. :wlll be .present. , mn ' be ; Irhere n n.f o tea" J, .lis, t' I heie ale (line lodges Jn dlstnct for the district. Kebekah conven- I j v, mi n mi bo nuiiiuui uiu eAliccicii 111 lue tllian. igon Hebekah. assembly, to .. attend Ul OVellt.; ! . i - l I ,. ; r. " iV is-" . -i Captain Lyle E. . Marstoi's, com manding otliccr or Company l, 1 1 Bind Infantry! went to . Portland i Thursday and was a guest at' tho 'annual military ball and reception for which officers of the Oregon national guard in Portland issued invitations. The event was held In j the Portland armory nm the guest list luclildod proinineiit . cilize'iis lliroiiKhnul the Ktutu as well as nl' llcoi'H nl tho army, navy and j ma rine corns. . . .; , Legion and Auxiliary Overall and Apron Party Is Large Event of Season Anions the largest oC tho iiit'o:--inal aflnlrs .thia sprliiK and qulto the most onjnyatile ot the . v.-'K was-the overall and Horon mil at which the members of L'miKiua Post' of Iho American Legion and o'clock. Kadi person alteiiiling was dressed fnr'the spirit of the occasion In aiirnir or overalls. Ilnidys 1'ootwimiicrs played fur the dance prograin. At 11 o'clock l-efre.ihmenis were served. ! I :l -. l r... i -l"eriainca 1 at Large Event Monday. I 1 ... . - . . . Mine i.lrcle. No. -III. -Nrliilihora or Woodcraft, obsi rved -Ih,. thirlj first anlversui-y of ihe order Mon day evening wiili a most interest ing program and one of Ihe best to lie .:lveii by Ihe circle, foiv some time, llei.ween ', and lim, penplu were In attendance. A brlel bu,l fiess session preeeilf-d Hot eve (Continued on page 3.) Bridge Me Another ! Cy W. W. WENTWORTH : , . ', r .1 t- , " l . . ""