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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURC. OREGON, SATURDAY, JUNE 2, 1928.
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I SOCIETY
' BY GRACE
All Contributions to llila Page Society, Women's Clubs, and,
jVeraanals Should Ue Telephoned to the Society
Editor by Friday o( Each, Week.
11m month of the year ig
. the niort favor by the bride us thu
appropriate time for; bur wedding
has' urrlveil una iroiu ; luuicnuoiin
till yuue will equal inut ui turn.
year ')" lhurriiiges of Interest In
'Iheioily, 1 lif season tins uruug.ii
. to mind the variety of lovely ceru
. -nulnlea both largo anil informal
' In -Riweburg lhat have character
ized. June the past few years.
. Ther will be several out of town
weljillhgs, too, that Hosebuig folk
will bo interested In dialed for the
; wit lew week.
- "Announcement that tho mar
' Huge of Miss Thelnia Olinstcad, a
tinnier Roseburg iualil, and Larry
-iTcneh, member of a well .known
i;Siilherlln family, In, to take' -place
I today In Portland; " created a
i great deal ilf Interest In 'town
' this week. Miss OlniBtend, the
..iluuiditer of Mm. E. Olinstcnd, is a
-graduate of Itoseburg high school
and an utlraellvn young woman
' Mis.Olmstuud aud her daughter,
rusttleuta of this elly for. a num
. ber' of Years, have, been , mult Iiik
their hdiiW In Portland for tho
" liaBt year. Mr, French is a mem-
: her of , the beaver . Ball club of
. Porjliind. i ft, i .
Anutner uu ot nows coming hh
week who thu unnauucemeiil of the
. engagement of HiHs Uuih Ann Wll-
son, formerly of this city, to sir.
BrnuBt Carpenter of Yakima. Miss
. Wilson makes her home In Eugene.
The tend of tills week and the
coming week will witness a decid
ed (pilot preceding tho spurt of real
t summer playtime when many"
Roseburg folk will bo going out of
town for a few, weeks' trip or a
vacation at tlip beach or .noun
. tains. Faculty folk In the schools
i have been saying their udleux thlB
! woek, ns school is completed ititd
it number of the nstructor leave
1 town tor me Biimniur momus, nuii
1 to return until fall, and QlhoruUo,
I accept posts elsewhero. . .
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; v MIsb Ellen Flook or CobviUIIb
' )ias been entertained for llu past
i week its life guest of Mr.' and; Ml a.
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Kit L'J rv..U' Y:ll
tW Ulimil O UUU VV 111 v ,
Have Lawn Party at ' e.
(Winston Home Tuesday .
!"At Iho cIobo of it meant nienf
"tifijhili drive iu Hie Itosehiirg Wo
" infti's Club If- wan agreed by the
;,lnv-t(roups that the losing side
. wittr to entertain the victors at an
I'evcjti this spring, .and carrying out
" that, .agreement the losing group
J 'Will furnish, rofrehnienls on Tucb
r day' hfternooiv June B, when the
' 'dull women will motor to tho eniin
) .tiy ,liomu of-MrHi W. (!. Wlnslon ul
i .Winston for a lawn party.
(' '1'h J' nicmboiH of tho club have
''ben:sked to nieoU at , thu club
- ilhoiiBO'. on South .lacltson slruui nl
ills) 'o'clock Tuesday and those not
"buying transportation tvill bo pro
' vldud for. Much iiiumbur has bueti
! askuil to tnko her own dishes.
UiiBlneBS for Hie year will bo fin
ished, during the afternoon, the
club closing its laToitdiir lor thu
summer season.
:jg-M- , . W. . .
A-JtM-'F.'W. llononii, a former
lowiburg woman now malting her
.liome-in lOuguue, where Bho Is
,litiiW'niolhur at the PI lletn Phi
"Boi'uiity,. wiih hunorvd at u large
""luuuliiion for which the girls of
' tllm'-'noiise wore hoslesHea, euler
itnlntifK about forty of Mia. llen--tHoji'if.
friends.
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-FotUier Residents
A'tte'nd Program
:"H:re Jast Eve
-, Mrs-. Ulla l'ay, slsler of I". K.
'iAIley of this elly, anil her dnugli-
...ler, Mrs. tihidya Collins, of Kit-
- - gene, aro lisitors here, coining
''piinuii lly for the graduation exer
.vi8ra last in'eliiug ut the- Selllnr
. high sclionl.
J Mi-h. Day ami her (humbler, both i
".former residents of this city
t taught In the Infill sellout here.
I Airs. Collins was for two years
nYlu.ss advtrinr of '.ie seniors who
Vecelvrd diplnmas last nilit. Tliey
'vlll ".iMitrn home today.
Evening Smartness
j
thtr-amart world Is the close-fit- rummeiieeimuit ei vHm v ill ! j
tirtg 'evening cap. The hair Is'glvt'ii KrWay eveniiin, .lum ,ifi. ai j
entirely covered uy this one, ofi o'clmk. Thou who will in-minute j
Of-gold be.ids radiating from the
brown tulle, trimmed with rows
back' 1 A cfuBter of blue srst-il'
Imvii covera aaeh ear.
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CARROLL
; Dinner Given by Music
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I 1 eacners Assn. Honors
i j nree 0 Vlember8
A charming luncheon given by
I lie Duuglue County Music Teach
ers' Association l-'iiduy noon at the
ltose Hotel complimented three of
the members of the association,
Mm. Herbert F. Williams (.Myrtle
llercher) whuse murriuge was an
event of May li, aud .Miss Hurrici
(Irovea and Mlsa Lucille Sapplng
ton, brides-elect. .Miss (irovea -has
announced the .date of her marriage
to Mr. John Wealherford tor
August and Miss Kappliigton's
marriage lo Mr. Walter Uermain
of ,Mai-slll'lelit Is lo take, place
.lilac 2d, The affair wus iu entire
surprisu io ino inree nonor guests.
: One cornor of the hotel dining
room was reserved for i lie occasion
and two large tables were arranged
for the luncheon. At one, centered
wtili a low green aud gilt basket
filled wiili pink roscH and tied
wllh a large bow of pink- ribbon,
sat Hie three honor guests and nine
of the members of the nssocialfou.
Thu other table held a centerpiece
of popples. At the places for the
honor guests liny place curds or
brides and a toiiquut of NVhito rose
i buds tied with Hliver ribbons were
fouitil. Tho oilier covers were
marked with cards palmed with
a design :ol" .wedding bells and
.roses. Healed wero Mrs. Williams,
Miss Sappinglon, MIks droves, and
Mrs. Frances 1 Llntott, Mrs. lu
verno Lander, .Mrs. C. S. Heinllue,
'Mrsv Chas. Urand. Mrs. Kred L.
Htraug, Mrs. Nelle Moore, Mrs.
Clias. O. Stanton, Miss Gladys
Hirong, Miss Naomi Scull and Miss
Grace Carroll,
Tho occasion also marked the
final meotiiig for the summer ol'
the association and Miss Htrbng,
tile- president, presided ul a brief
meeting' preceding Hie luncheon at
which -business matters were dis
posed of.; -
' At the close pf tlie luncheon tho
president; presented ouch ot ;the
honor -guests witit a , lovely gift
froui.tlie-. association. Cards at
tached to Iho presents were ulgi
od by eauh guest present.
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Two Groups Students 1
Bri Presented in Recitals
Two groups of piano and Dun
ning students will bo presented In
recital tho coming week by Miss
Harriet K. Groves.
On Tuesday evening, June 0. on
Interesting program has been prc
parcd lor a recital at Suthcrlln lo
be held in the large J. Co Cooper
home.
Tho second roellnl will be held
in ltosi'hurg a weuk Inter at the M.
i- cnurcn,- bourn,, pit Tuesday eve
ning, Juno 12, llotlrprugniiiiB will
stint at. 8.: 16 p. in; The ' public Is
cordially Invited to allend IhcBe
mimical recitals. ' ; '
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Friends nro welcoming Mra. (ler
I'rtide Clark, Olympla, WaBhliigtiiii,
matron, who is hero for a mini! It's
visit with her son and daughter-ili-luw,
Mr. 4iud Mrs. J. K. Clark.
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Group Ypung People ;
Enjoys Evening Affair
'Members of I he Kumjolnus class
of Hie Christian (Iiukmi Htiuday
school parlhdpaled in a - wliolly
enjoyalitn alfiilr Tuesday evening
when the group assembled nl the
home of Mr. and Mrs. t'has. V.
Hlnulon In North llnseliurg for an
Indoor picnic supper, followed by
gmnes. ,
The Invlled list for t'u- evi-.it In
cluded Mr. and Mis. Koil Hnilou,
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Collell. Mr. and
Mrs. t'has. V. Stnniou, Mrs. Kva
Curry ul Molilalia, Mrs. It. Wat
ton, (he Misses Nslher Miller,
Us! her Kiliiiau, Tlieima Pearce,
llclene I'eni-c!-, Helen T'erguson,
t;hHl,s lleegll, Maijiiile Snydei,
Itllead (hltes. I-Mir.ahelli llnnliug
l-:lsle Hudson Isuliel Wari-en, Lilly
CnlhritiKc und llonnld Miikuerty.
Kiereit (liilhililKe, lliilidi ('lunch.
I'lud Cliunll. Dule livid. Archie
Mclilieliey (Hid liny Wiimotc.
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Mrs. WiiFliliuiloil llimlles re
tunii1!! to her luiuie In ltiiHeliui
the first of the weeK fellow inc it
liiituhilit's sluy iu Ciillfot'iilii. She
ss the uuest of her tun staters,
one residing In Sun Kitiie Isro 11 ml
tin- oilier in Sun l.uls (ililsiio,
wlilh' nuiiy. lu Hie Inner elly. Mis.
llllcjlcs titleiided one of tit, pit'-
tilresiiue tteslas In which file Htnin
Isli tiHik iiuit.
Piogrntn for 1 .ooking
Glass I lili School
Gradnnlrs Stitulay
Sunilu, .lime In. ihieriilHUreiile
pro'iliilu lor the l!r.!N miulimtllil;
eliiiiw of the l.noKlim (IIiihs hluh
si'IukiI will be held ul the siluinl,
the eient tiiUIni; tilm e at 2:;ie
o'elurk In Ihe Hfieriioeu.
Ilex, .loseidi K units of llofe
hllri; will dellier the tuii'iMliiureHie
serlnon. MunleHl ItuntlielH will he
lnr.-iivreil throiiLth the proKiHin.i
Heleelfons beiiiti kcu b the hiuti
(bin year nn Irene Hodley, Maiione
Thompson, John Moninomery. Lon-J
Utr Joidun, Harold Su-umqiitui mid j
Arthur MUUrd.
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BOUFFANT VS.
lly HKNHI UKNIILL
(For NKA Service)
NKW YORK, June 2 There is
a muganiinously, sweeping grace
about all the new gowns for sum
mer oveiiiuga that bespeaks the
tendency of lute modes to go the
whole way lit being feminine and
lovely.
There is, however, a rift among
styles right now for wear after the
electric lights gleam. As the sea
sou progresses these two factions
stand further apart, iho two riv
als are the clinging, slinky gowns
of moulded silhouette and uneven,
trailing hemlines and the crisp,
bouffant gown of studied sym
metry, .
The former usually aplles chlf
ron, lace or some other soft supple
medium. The latter uses rippling
tulle, vigorous taffeta, .lively imir
(julselte, fresh organdie, or lace or
.tulle over n foundation that holds
them out briskly.
They Lend Dignity. '
Intelligent styling giyes the new
bouffant gowns dignity as well as
that appealing youthful air they
inevitably exude.
iiie choice of materials some
what decides Just what type of
bouffant a summer gown should
be. But necklines, bodice struc
ture and hip-flures aro the points
that tho okllled hand concentrates
on to give Individual character to
a bouffant, gown. i i . ;
' I use different materials and
difrereut colors when two boutfunt
gowns are selected for two such
varied types us a woman of middle
years and a debutuuie. For the
bouffant gown can bo highly so
phisticated, if restraint is used In
Its designing.
Ogle-Harding Nuptials
to Be Pretty Home , , .
Ceremony Sunday 1 -1 ' r
Notably ,i)ile(Lising ( umong ' ap
proaching June weddings to circles
ul' the younger folk la mat. of Miss
Kifzahelh li aiding aud Air. Kldon
pgiu of iorilaiu! which is lo be a
quiet home uituir Sunday ut the
uome of tho bride's parents, Mr.
ami Mrs. H. It. Harding, on Gar
den Valley road.
(iuesU numbering .25, included
in which, lire seveial out ul town
tulk, uavu been bidden tur , the j and Mr. Morgan are members on
ceremony which will be at Ullhe O, S. C. campus.
o'ciock faumlny morning. Hev. W.
it. Baird will' -read tmr imnllal
Btiwt,o. r - .j. j clever" 'and original iiuiiiuei. inula
, The only attendants Will be Miys j turo' liewspapms, with ;llu;tfiievs
Viiidii Huiding, ulster of! the biidu:j;prii)td in the sQciely Kediou,
eiuct, und Kenneth Dglo, ot . i'ort-1 were brought into the room while
Ian, brother ot Mr. Ogle.' 'Uhe -5 guests were at dinner und
'Miss Harding, (he uaughter, of i were presented each gifl by the
Mr. and Mrs. it. H. Harding, came j newsboy. . , . i ? .
to itoseburg aboui a year ago and, At Alpha Sigma Phi House Mr.
has formed a wide circle of friends 1 MorKU umiouucod v tho engag..
huro. She is a graduate uf tho hign 'm,,lU infri;Vily following the din
ijchnol at Ahiit-vUlo. - , !,. . - , . t
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Mr. V. J OiTln of To ilun.i ind si
compauj.
It liilnu luir llwi ini'iiiniin- n wnil. .
ding breakiasl will be givon.
lu honor of Miss jlardlng aiid
Mr. Ogle, Alius Hhea Gales will
.ml.irli.tn ut f. 'i1m,.It II. in avntlin i .
with u picnic supper ul Lone Uock.
Mrs. Geoigu li. Godfrey, duugh-
tor-iu-law of Mr. aud Mm. G. H.
Godfrey of Alyrtlu Creek, leavett
Kugeiiu (his week for New York
City, from .whero shu will sail for
Kurupe. , .. . ' ' , , , ,
Airs, Godfrey will truvol mist . la
the ('unadlan muLu and will visit
lu France, stopping In Paris us (he
guest of her sis(er, Miss Ann De-
W'iti. Later she will visit iu Italy. '
She will be abroad for
or tlu to ori
four months.
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Miss Sappington to t
Wed Walter Germain
This Month
The approaching man lagu
Mis:i Lm ille Sappinglon, who
Hie n!ii i mi' v..,,.-. l,. h ,ti h,.
muietnr In nn'isle In KosehitrK, und 1
lr uili,.i- i:,,riii-,lii i-,i..,iv r..ir.s. i. I", li.iuey. i-.u uruwn
ihln elly n lid uo ot .Mill-Shi leld, ia ; Mls- l- A
fiiiilliiK IlHered heie. J 'rd- i-
M s Saiiiun, -li,,, w 1,1 ,-liisi, In. i-' Love. .Mrs
Kimiin tniu ,'!. iimi i.hmu I,. i...,v.. i
.vlit,i r- -r .....L. I'ntvhl. Mrs. HulIi Itilehi
uill i tin,., 'ii I'.i'ii,. r i,..'.' I
mt-fiils, .Mr. und Mrs. V. 11. Sap
plnuton, near U'asllollKal, Wiish
ilii;iou. Mr. (ieiuialn uus supenisnr of
tin.1 build iiislrumcht department "f
Hie Hi'lnliiu) Ctnisel'vatory here and
the juist year Ii.ik been supervisor
ol nmMv iu the Margin ield si hools.
Life's Niceties
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HINTS ON ETIQUET .
I. Should one iver nsk for a
set rnul helping n a luncheon?
1!. If tin hostess urges h second
helping, should one individual
itue.-!, ut'lfi- the rest Imve roiusfd.
hold up all the others by nfiejit
uu? v-. ts it nilisidei iiti to ret line a r
di. - h at 11 iniieheon? i
planned only for one.
if. li is botier not tn. j
li No. At a big dinner it can be.
dime, lot tlieio are many eonises.
hut at a tmu heon where h is
nerved, it. would rmbarrnsu ihv
host.
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Summer Gowns, Whatever Their Design,
iwr lm y: V ,
A bouffant flown for every type: left, a demure frock of Jade green moire with Queen Ann collar cen
ter, a youthful and frivolous pink organdie with gold thread tnco and bertha oolfar; right, a sophisticated
black net with gold applique. . ,. . . , , .
Quaint and most demure is a! full skirt und edge tho Queen Ann
period bouffunt gown of sleek judo collar that is held off the bIiouI
green moire that adapts the Queenldeis hy narrow straps of the light
Ann collar and ,the , medieval er green.
baH(Ue to modern times. Hands! In this gown the basque is cut
of deep bluish green trim the veryin a novel line and that line em
Engagement of
Miss Leta Smith and
Chester Morgan Told
'More than usual Interest is at
tached to the announcement of the
engagement of Miss heia Smith of
Oakland and Chester Morgan of
this city, both members of two
well known families.
L , The news, was made known last
Saturday evening at a 6:30 dinner
! given ul both the sorority and tra
; ternity houses of which Miss Smith
u rjhl Omega sorority house th'H
miuicenieiit. was. mudo in 'a. very I
Th "'(de-elect la the chnrinlnK
,,, i,, ,... i u,,,!.,.,.,, 1vh,m, Bi.n
i ! iiv-ui-uii.e, .
visits frequently. She attended
school in Oakland and later was a
student at tho state college, where
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Air. Morgan, who is a son of Air.
and Mrs. L). H. Morgan, is a grad
uate -of Uoseburg high school and
alter the completion of his studies
I theru he attended O. S. C. gradu
ating iu 1(1. He iwis prominent
on thu campus una a member of
Ike college band.
No date has been set lor
wedding, f
the
Mrs. Hugh Ritter
VJDf0o af Pritif Affair
J
j Mrs, lluish Hitter was a chaim
j ing hostess on Thursday afternoon
tu the matrons of the Women's
l'h:b at her home in Garden Valh-y.
l-'nl lowing thu regular busiut'ris
session of the club u dainty two-
course luncheon was nerved by the
ho.-iti'.ss at prettily appointed table
cnleeil Willi neiuiueiii (H
Dorothy
loses. The (sue.su Included
Calhoun. Mrs. li. Kwuiis, i
1 ultou. -Mr.i. . II. :
(i. Mi llalilels. .Mrs. A.
Nuh.y. Mrs.
Fred I'airotl. Mrs. J.
Mrs. Ilu-li liilehie, Jr., Mrs. Adam
Schneider' lunl Mis.
ler Mia lair. I
i The next meeting ol' the club will
he held oil Wednesday . HflerllOoli
! .lain' Kllli. ut (be ti:.:::0 of
Mrs.
1 Adam Schneider.
. Mr. and Mrs. Harness
I Will Entertain at Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Hudolph Harness
Mill entrrtni., m ha tufonual din
ner p.irty Sunday tor Miss Mildiod
Moist. Mis Heriilep KitEwaier and
Mr. M;f ll4nderion.
Mis Moi?t And Miss KiT7..ater
have bei n In.strmtoiH in th eU
RibmilH here tor the past two yearn
and b ae the iiit of the week, the
tinnier noinc lo hir honte in Port
hind jiud Miss Kitwater lo Le
banon, where her parents leshh
k. -i!-
Missionary Society
Entertained Thursday
M i-s.
KllH'lt
Crawionl eititM inincd c;
homo
rhurtsday aftiinHin !
fnr the no'elinn of Hie Piipt Is.
Miiomny Soeirty. Sin wus s-1
f-istcil t Mrs. i mil 1 oub ami Mir. iX
l.nnis Kotilliiiceii. .'i.
l'olloiiur the busiue4 meeilni.'
an Iniormal hour whs en.to.ved and
retreshmenls wen ered al pr-t- !
tlly Hiniohited tHblea lo twei-to
guests.
SLINKY SILHOUETTE
Fashion Plaque
BLUE AND WHITE A very
cine new nai nas a lurneu-oown
brim of white coarse straw, with
a crown and large bow at the back
of navy blue felt.
Bridge-Dinner Given
by Matron for
Visitor Here
Coming ns ono of the lovely so-
clnl events of early week was thu
bridge dinner lit l,:.W o'clock '1 ues-l
day evening for which Mrs. H.
Casey was hostess honoring it vis-
lling llialron, Mrs. U. II. .Moore ofj
I'orllilllil. Members of the hostess' I
(tinner and alternoon clulm were
and afternoon clubs w-erel.. .. A i i
invited guests for the lurge affair.
Tables wero arranged In rooms
where a variety of summer flow
ers were used. Mr. Monro re
ceived tho prize and Mrs. I. G.
llroadwny was recipient of the sec
pud prize.
No-Host Dinner
Party Given for Visitor
Complimenting Mrs H I r Monro 1 1 Pit few years. Miss Casey ' tie M. U. A. Club of Kden
Portland matron, who "has" been I loava the commg eek for Port- j bojver with an afternoon of sewing
visitinc in tosetniI ir her former ! land, where they will bo joined by Mollowot by luncheon. Assisting
lw.., ri.. r.,. i .1.... i I
dinner unriv was sii-nn m' iii,. 1
Itoseburg Country, club Sunduvl
evening, the affair helng nrranged
by li large nriiuii of .Mrs. .Moore's '
friends In this city.
Covers for about thirty auesls
were laid lit one loin; lab.. In the
(linlllC room of the eiuh limme
which was coloi ful with seasonal
flowers.
arden blooms were'used
also nt the table In keeping with
the oilier ilectu'iillni
Thu evening was enjoved Inform-!
ally. !
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Bridge Me
Another
By W. W, WENTWORTH
(Abbrelatlniis: Aac
l() fiiHen; J-jnel;: X any
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card lower
; tjuui 1i. ' .ed ti ih south the first of the
1. Holding: spadesA i) X;'week.
! Ite.frts - A ( X; diamonds -X X X: j
i luit'taiiv X X X; vhat lln vml l)iU,Club Had Informal
I ''i.Vhat is indUiUfsl bv ..n en-' Afternoon Meetinff
iti-tit;ini; diseani?
. Vhat siumld mi bill lultintly
hen vou bold: spiid'
X X X
diamomls A K (j X X
clubs A X
X; no hearis?
The Answers
. pass,
2. StnMiKth tn suit di.-c
3. One diamond.
n-ded.
(Co'iii:hl, 1!'J7, by the Heady Hef-:
ereuce IlibUsbin Co.)
.','
Promise Feminine Grace
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phasized by u minute piping of the
darker green. The fullness of the
skirts shtrs in tiers, following this
Hue and concentrates on either
side of the front and back, giving
a swinging movement when Mi
Ladies Day at Country,
Club to Be Thursday
of Each Week' ( '
Thursday of each week Jiaa been
set aside as ladies day at tho ltoso -
bmg Country Club iinus and on
June 7 the series of golf games will
be started by the ladies under the
captain, Mrs. J. A. Harding.
It is urged by the captain that
every lady who Is a member of tho
club and can possibly be' present,
do so. It is planned to 166,011 at
i):30 o'clock and IS holes will be
played before the groups finish for
the day.
Arrangements are being mado
for luncheon ut thu ond " of Ihu
game to laku place 'about 1:30
o clock on the club house veranda
and those wishing to make reserva
tions for the luncheon may call
Mrs. Harding at her home or at
the L'mpqua hotel before Thurs
day. Those wiio have no transpor
tation to the dub should notify
jls. Harding und provisions will
i. ni.ui,,
Thursday Iho series of brlilgc
InurniiiiieiilH 'fin- llm Indies will ill -
so be stni leiUind will he In charge
of Mrs. 11. Casey and Mrs. J. K
ii i..i i:.,i , i'i...... .. in
,.m,lmn ll-n,., llm ilimiiiiei- iiml'LovB S""B Clldmail
hi (he elose a first, und second
nrl will ho iitt'.ii'.leil
Iii the full Iho ladles will loin
i .....! ...in ,.!.,
j , - ' u cu) tl) bl! .(.sellll,a by le
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1 wn I-ricnds P an tn
viaiCDroaa
. Miss Helen Casey, who has been
instructing In .tho Senior high
school. Is making plans to vtaitj
abroad during the summer months,!
and to sail from New York City
laur in the momh iu co.mmnj-with
two soroiitv si.siers, Miss Ltiinia
Steiihensou and Mlns Marion Tay-'
ir u-iiii Nimmi Smut u tin
Ihus conducted a violin studio hereiaJ wnen she entertained the mem-
lkn Kifi iihpimiin. w in wit A totnier
ly librarian at the l lilverslty of
talirornla. The three leuve Jtino
S and Mlsa Scott will
leave the!
Oklahoma, i
Daily iu .iiushoee
! where alio will visit this summer
w ilh her sls;or. Lwi v Scnlt Town-1
er. ( onceii artist mid wife of H. II. !
Towner, who was heard iu liose-j
burg lust year. Miss Scott plans lo
reiurn to Koseburs In the fall.
will l.e jollied In tile east by Miss
laylor, wrelaiy 10 longiessn in
llawley ut ashitlgton, 11. C. The
three Mian to sail on the Lapland
June 22 from New York City aim
will visit tn'incfialiy in London nnd
Parte, lu the French capital Miss
Stephenson will be employed in the j
American Library for a year. Vari-j
om tildo trips are planned and thej
lime lor their return lathe Tnit-I
ff States by Miss ( as f and Mis
Taylor will be made later.
Mrs. K. l.alliuie of San Jose
who has been n visitor here as a
ust of Mrs. Geo. Lallan- reluin-
Tho Neighborhood ( tub met last
Thursday nt the home of Mr, j
Janet Huntly. Kcfieshmenta w ere J
served at the rinse of the bus!-
ness meetiUK-
Thi.se present ttei-e Mrs. I'thelj
Hrown. Mrs. Winnie Hi own. Mrrf. !
1 Lucy Lick, Mis. Kd Neely. Mm.
Joneti. Mrs. Uuth I-awson. Mis,
Mabel welcoit. and the
Mr. Janet Hutiey.
hostess. (
Jli Thft snlift nf halmv summer
iliink: uruudie and gold-Uiread
. luce. Hare ia a frock as sweet and
'""!! t"OThfU!gj,'',.!,!!Bi0U
nuted in the bertha collar that
takes a one sided closing and the
fernlnluo note of the year suggests
the soft pink net which edges this
us well us the uneven skirt.
Color for 6ummir,
The guld lace threading the
skirt adds a richness to the crisp
organdie. And a smashing bow
and sash of turquois blue satin
ribbon strikes a most summery
color note for decoration.
in contradiction to the striking
youthfulnuss and "sweet sixteen'
freshness of this organdie frock
Is the sophisticated black net over
; taffeta gown the modish attire
:of the modish woman in her mid
dle years.
The bouffant skirt concentrates
its fullness on Bide paniers which
stand out in most charming man
ner. Tho lightness of the net is
I baluncod to dignity by the crisp
mack taffeta under It. Sumptuous
and richly colorful is the border
ot gold in an apple design which
ornaments the bodice and skirt of
this gown.
Final Touch.
To give a last sophisticated
touch, the neckline is the Illusive
kind that uses the strap shoulder
under net.
Whether Milady wishes demure,
dainty or sophisticated gowns for
eveulng, the bouffant, if properly
studied and executed, orfers quite
the eminently correct answer to
her problem.
Mrs. Stanton Presented
Students at Home Recital
Airs. Charles G. Stanton present
ed her group of piano students In
a recitui ut her humn Htnrlln fi'H.
l11" afternoon, the pupils played
their numbers with euse -aud in a
manner showing their musical
anility and the intelligent training
they, have been receiving.
The i nog rain was as follows:
Trio i'om Pom, Frances Huber.
Gwendolyn Hose, Mao Hutcbings.
j The Itrownies' Parade... Koife
bummer Breezes Kalbert
Kiuda Taylor
Aly Regiment : Faeth
Lady Jirldget. .Dilbro
Killy WudHWorth
Class demonstration. ...Major Scale
Morniug Prayer Streabbog
Margaret Long
Arpeggio Wuitz Krogmnun
Minuet in G Doethoven
Frances Huber
Class Demonstration.... Minor Scales
valetta Krogmann
in Sluinherland Krogmaun
I UWendolVIl J108O
;,!'fm ,,"8 Forinan
1 -'l!dlng Along Ke.nl
L, fclalo llusenhurk
cl!",a Uoinonslrutlon-Cliord Duild
lug.
Allvil Chorus Verdi
I '"0 HUtCllllIgS
Sl'"ng Song .: Morkel
I Ncldu Shcrk
i C 1 n s s Demanst ration Melody
I WritinK.
Sunbeams und Roses Bliss
; llarctirolle Oosten
, llutty Siiouiliaker
II Deslderlo Cramer
! Avalanche Heller
Mildred Marks
T'i'IJIk,11?, .... Mendelssohn
Ju: Mildred Marks, Mrs. Stan-
' ,, s, ,,L
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IVI. U. A. IIUD Is
Entertai ned at Sewing
B
Mrs. Harlan Moore was hostess
for a pleasurable affair . Wednes-
were Miss Pearl Jones and Mrs.
Oeorge Powers.
:'orge Powers.
The guest list Included the Mes-
"""' J. P. McKay, Geo. Powers,
. H. Allison, Mary Davis, A. W.
iieiniiwiut, i u. Cloak. John Tra-
' ivennein uioak. Geo. llarter,
John Marks, J. Jones, C. V. Cook.
'eo. ihckle, Ralph Hell and the
Misses Pearl Jones. Ossa Sims and
Jean Clonk, Marion Cloak, El'low
Mae Cloak. Nancy Mao Bell and
Marceline Moore.
Home Hints
OLDLV MODERN it this moroc
can floor cushion with a design in
blue, red and yellow leather which
i to jnllque it looks ultn-new.
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iMrs. B. H. Moore ' H '
j Returning to Portland T !
I Mrs. B. H. Moore has been a
j visitor In Roseburg the past 'ten
days aud has been warmly wel
i coined by groups of her old friends.
'She Is returning to Portland, her
! present home,' the first of the
' week. Mrs. Moore was Miss Mabel
VauQuren before her marriage aud
was a well known musician of this
city, having a music studio here.
During her stay several affairs
were arranged in her honor.
ft ' -
closed her home music I studio for
Mrs. Charles G. Stanton has
the summer and will reside In
Timber, Oregon, until full. Mr.
Stanton arrived from that jiluce
yesterday and Mr. and Mra. Stan
ton and their son, George, expect
to leave the first of the week for
the north.
Mrs. Louis Kohlhagen, Jr., en
tertained as her house guests lust
week-end her brother and wife,
Mr. and Mra. R. W. Dill, of Albany.
.Mr. bill, who was manager of the
Western Auto Supply company
stor6 here, and . Mrs. Dill have
been residents of Albany for the
past year or so. Mr. Dill is mana
ger of the branch store of the
Western Auto Supply company in
that city.
Mrs. C.'J. TraslT .
Here From New Hampshire
Rev. and Mrs. Ernest Potter
RunuellB are entertaining at their,
home Mrs. Runnell's mother, Mrs.
C. J. Trask, , Concord, New. Hanili
shlre, matron! Mrs. Trask ,vlll bo
here for the summer and fall, no',
returning east until October and
she and her daughter and. family
will go to the beach for a part of
the summer, taking a cottago , at
Bandon.
It is an interesting note that
prior to her marriage Mrs. Trask,
who Is well known in. New Hamp
shire, was, an artist and received
notable recognition in . -her - work.
For a number of years she taught
art in the public schools. She is the
wife of the president of the . 13ay
State Artesian Well company.
Mrs. Harold J. Glasow ot . tha
Chandler hotel, Marshfield, spout
last week-end here as the house
guest of Mrs. L.. K. Hughes. Mrs.
Glasow spent a few days In Med-
lord utteudlug tho hotel conven
tion.
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Group Invited to
Meet Visiting Maid
.To have friends meet Miss Le
oua Goor; her1 house guest .over
last week end,' Miss Francos, llut-
ner entertained at tho home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Foster Uut-
ner, with an informal afternoon at
home last Saturday.
Nine girls wore asked and at thu
close refreshments were served at
attractively appointed tables.
Miss Geer and Miss iiulner are
co-eds at the Oregon State Agricul
tural college and are members of
Delia Delta Delta sorority. 1 ,
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Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Hughes of
Eugene -were visitors here over
Decoration Day, arriving last Sun
duy to be guests of Mr. and Mrs.
L. E. Hughes. They returned
homo Wednesday evening.
News of Engagement
of Former Resident
Made' Known , , , . v .
Or more than tisuai interest in
social chanueis is the announce
ment of the engagement of Miss
Ruth Ann Wilson, who formerly
made her homo in Roseburg, to Mr.
Ernest Carpenter of -Yakima,
Washington.
Tho bride-elect, who now resides
In Eugene, was supervisor of math
ematics in the high school in this
city several years ago and during
her residence in the city formed a
wide circle of friends.
:: s:
Mrs. Fred Clark, former Rose
burg matron, is a visitor here from
Oakland, California, as the guest
of her mother, Mrs. Ingerspll, 'In
West Roseburg. j
t
Miss Nellis McBroom
Visited in Roseburg
A charming Uoseburg visitor
over last week-enil was Miss Nel
lis Mdlroom, a former maid of
this city who was here as the
guest of her aunt. -Mrs. Effln Fish
er, and her grandmother, Mrs. N.
h. Owens, on Court and Ella
streets.
Miss -Meltroonl leaves Chehalls.
Washington, where she resides
with her parents, .Mr. and Mrs. E.
.McBroom, today for the east. In
New York City Bho will attend a
reunion of the class of 102H of
vasBar on June s. Miss Mcllrooin
will he away the greater part of
the summer and In the fall plans to
return to Oregon, having been ol-1
fered a position as itmtriirlor lu
Spanish at tha 1'nlveralty of Ore
gon.
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Miss Groves and
John Wealherford
to Wed in August
Miss Harriet Groves, young
IloRebiirg woman, has announced
the dale or her marriage to Mr.
John Weatherford for August, the
month being revealed to a group
ut a luncheon this week.
Miss Groves is the daimhler of
Mr. and Mrs. C. W, Groves of this
city and attended - the local
schools. She was a student of Mrs.
C. S. Heinllue and later atudlnl
music In I'orllcnd. The past year
she has conducted her own studio
of music.
Mr. Weathei-rord Is the son of
Mr. ami Mrs. M. c. Weatherford of
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