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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, SATURDAY. JULY 2 928.
society 11
BY GRACfi CARROLL
All Contrlliutluus to tills Pago Society, Women's Clubs, and
Personals Should Ho Telephoned to Hie Society
Editor by Friday ot Each Week.
The notlcably quiet season or.
III) )''Ur III SOCIill tlllinm:in o ...
bund am! except (or the inuro in-
iv..n..il tfr:ilrK hniiorlllir house
it.iesis mid Interesting visitors, who I
onllniic to come mid go, the cal
endar is almost void ot enlertaln-
.... Hi....:.... n.ipi uu rtr
Vi..!rin.- r, I. for h unlet
oenlng of cards llnd favor during
the wai in days
Vacallon tliuu Is Inking n nu.ii-
h..r out of the city and those, who
are not summering at thu coast
resorts or the mountains, are bo-
Ing lined by delightful motor trips
easl or are abroad for the suin-
Tho week end finds several leav -
lug town either for Hie golf loiii na
meiit in Grants Pubs, many of
the ladles accompanying the men
of tho KoseburK Country Club (or
Sunday's meet, or to Eugene fori
I lie Active Club International con-
ventlon, which opened Thursday.
Social gayollos have marked the
program for the vlslllng wonioii at
thu convention and. a dinner-dance
at tne I'jugene noiei win ue a pouu
of' interest which closes the con
veullon tonight.
Evening Affair Is
Surprise Arranged
for Bride-LIect
A' niiicti (oted bride-elect this
season Is Miss Itulli Jennings,
whoso mnningc to Frank While of I
Marshfleld Is to bo im event or I he
coining mouth. Thursday evening I
Mrs. Elinor McKcnu urranged a
surprise iirrali', a group or the
members or the Uaptlst church
Joining in the enterlainnieiit, tho
guests going to the home or Mrs.
Myrllo Jennings, mother of the
lionoree, on Thompson slreet for
llio evening.
A setting of gladiolus mid roses
made It pretty color note In tho;ass uiugo or relatives and intl-
rooms and games were elljoyod. j nulla friends or the couple. Just
Miss Jennings was presented by preceding the ceremony "At Dawn-
her rrlends with u largo box,mg was pinyed,
which when opened, revealed A
lovely set or Bavarian china.
A buffet suppor was - served at
the close of tho evening. About
forty uttendod,
Mrs. Grant Osborn Bids
Group to'ivleet Visitors
An lnfornial ariornooii at hoine
was iirranged by Mrs. (Irani Os
born on Saturday, gnosis being bid
den lo meet Mrs. W. H. Giuliani,
lier alster. who Is a visitor" from
Fanvell, Texas, and Miss Itellu
Hemphill, ulece of Mrs. J. H. O-
born, who was hero ft-onr Portland I
a row days. room. Presiding at the lables were
Hufieshiiieiits were served at : Airs. I,. II. Mcllee and Miss" Caro
tin! leu linur.' The , group Included jllue Clemens,
Mrs. tli'iiham, Miss Hemphill, Mrs. Following a wedding trip it
M. F. litre, Mrs. K, , Applewhite, llrillsh Columbia, Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. J. 1). Osborn, .Miss Evil itlco lli ulon will return to Itoseburg to
anu llio hostess.
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Summer Wanderlust
Taking Roscburgsrs
East This Week .
The lure or travel Is drawing an
other Itoseburg couple lo Ihe easl
this sunimor, Mr. and Mrs, Henry
Jtarlh leaving hero Sunday by mo
tor to bo gone until full.
They will motor Over (he McKou
y.lo highway to eastern Oregon,
over Hie Old Oregon' Trail, (hence
(o Chicago via the l.lni'oln high
wny and after visiting (hat city'"" wl" lor '"" remainder of
Mr. and Mis. Hindi will go to
Ntagaia l-'nlls, New York I'lly, and
WiiKhlliKloli, II.C, They I'll,' will
visit Miami, !'loridu, and New Oi
lcans. Mr .ami Mrs. llarlh plan to
be In San Alilonlo. 'lexas, (or Ihe
American Legion convention In the
fall and enioitle homo will visit it I
San Diego. While ill the east I hey !
plan to lake various scenic hips
111- ,1,1 II A I
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Mrs. J. D. O-sboin
Mostess for Mouse Guest
Kor her housi' guesl, .Miss llellil
Hemphill ol Portland, Mrs. J. II.
Osbmn eiitei lalmd with a loiely
hineheon ut her home In West
Jlosebiirg Snditday.
Placed about an attractively ap-
polnled table weie covers tor
seven. 1
Fashion Plaque
THIS NEW OVERNIGHT CASE
of itrlklno modernletlc design Is
of brown and tan lizard grain.
mm
Guests at Informal
Gathering Honoring
Southern Visitors
Mr. mid Mm A. II. Taylor were
j hosts (or u charmingly informal
(."niv, iiik nauiiiin, ui Mien iiuiiiu
u" South Stephens street hull
'fS' '''ialnod with an evening
1 f '"' Mv- "'' W, II.
j Uiahani of Fanvell, Texas.
"' '"u1' wen. decorated with
I "n,"."T ttovmn '" various colors.
vocal and piano numbers were
simp by Mile lllunchu Graham,
Mis. Taylor and .Mrs. Graham.
At the close of the evening re-
1 fl''munVv''.r0, ;rvm.
Ihe list included Mr. and .Mrs.
j W. 11. Craham, Mr. and Mrs. S. J.
'Black, Mr. and Mrs. Grunt Osboru,
iMrs. J. U Stephenson, .Mrs. Wood-
'Z s'Li'''n"; !'"B, lu'"'"
1,111 ,, '"'., Clarlbel Stephen-
''"." P"u..ue v. i.nam, auiuiio
I 1 "J'1"1' "? 10 .t.ralmui.
I . ,
I Miss Kubv Guile Is
Charming Bride of
Summer Season
One or Ihe Inlerestlng weddings
of the Bummer season was that of
MIbb Ituby (Julio, duuglller of Mr.
and Mrs. If. J. Culle, anil Chide
llruton of Ituschurg, the evout be
ing a pretty alternnon servico at
the homo of the bride's parents,
SOU West 2nd Avenue North, last
Sunday ut 1 o'clock,
An effective) setting was achlev-
ted with tho uso of seasonal flow
nrs In uttriictlvo arrangements.
Before an altar of Shnsla daisies,
sweet peas in .pink and orchid
shades, intertwined with fernery,
the vows were exchanged.
Itev. Joseph Knnlts, pastor of
Ihe First Methodist Episcopal
Church, rend the service before an
bli
i no uriue s loveliness was en
hanced wlih a gown or rose goor
getle which was elaborated with
lace and she carried a shower or
bride's roses, wlilto sweet peas and
brldo of Ihe morning.
Miss Ellen (lulle, slsler or the
bride, was her only ultniiiliint and
woro n becoming rrock of peach
georgette. She carried an nrni bou
quet of rosebuds, carnations anil
sweet pens.
Hoyd llruton acted as best man
lor his brother.
Alter the ceremony Iho bridal
puny received informally ami
liineheon was served in (he dining
inane uieir Home.
llolh aro graduates of Iho Hose-
burg high school, being members
or (ho class or 1112(1, unit (ho bride
Inter attended school In Portland.
.Mr. llruton is the son or Mr. unci
;Mrs. A. llruton and Is manager or
ihe Stones'
Cash store on Jackson
1st reel.
Mlis Ada Grace MouMiiirl of Lou
Angeles, who has been spending
some time at (lie home of Per
brother, I,, c. Moothnrt. left mid
i week for eastern Montana where
" """""icr vis g her Parenis.
I'.nroiilii she will visit with oilier
relatives lit Weniitihee. Wash.
Miss Mutillinrl will return to Hose
liurg lor a Inier time before going
to l.os Angeles lo lake a Pushkin
us Insti uior In one ot the I. us An
geles schools.
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I'l'icnds rlonor IVIatron
A .
rill AniKVKI-unnr
As a sin pi luo on her lilrlhday
lllllilverKiirv . mi i,t'r,.l ,.u ..i....!.
sniiduy evening, ,iui is, lo n,g
I llomas l lelcber ol llioek
way. i-iiiyiiie iirighbors were In
nlli inhiiice. (lames ami music were
enjoyed and later In the evening
refreslunenis were served.
n '": :;,t
I rctty Luncheon
I I - ... . . - ,
i lunula v inning iviaici
a iieiiKiiimiiy iiii,ii t,M-i,,.,iii
"I Iho weekend in,,, sal .
.Miiore emiipllinelHIiK- a vlsll lug j
iiuilit. ,MIkm Iiolls I'lekens, lm n ns
Here mm Siilem im ihe hmiKe
iK'rm ,,'7 K"!Kl"-. lA'l'- f Kniisa- Cily. Km..', ami
M?.. . "" '"""I '- I"- '. A...l.-e iin.l ,la,-le,-.
nVllilred .Slnnlger and the liosle
ss.
Qirge Gathering at
Aniiunl Picnic of
Moose Lodge
A vlmlly pli-asiiralile nfii.fr nf
last Sunday was tin- . i ( 11 1 , - and
;.nininii. iiir.iii- in whlih the men.-
!,l;,';',nr,r.""'.M",",T,l''',,;" H'"1 ""'"'
Jllinllles rind nililllliil.nl Kneals put-I
Mi lrinri'il. Hie group niidinliiK lo
I llilllon gme on the liank.l nf tlie I
j I nipqnn liver Tor the day.
I This annual nflair t. iilmiys an-
.u ipaten ny llie lodge menihers
mid friends as i.n eiitslniidlnc mi -
nil Ion e.ent. A! noon Hie pliiili
dinner was enjoyed mm In the af
ternoon horseshoe games, a lu.se-
hall bailie ami sporis entertained
tluiiir attending. About 5t' nt-Itlnli-il.
Attractive Evening
Affair Honors
Bride-Efect
.Mis. I-ifd I'ortur and MIhu Mia
HyiU joined in eiUriainiiiK for hu
utttuctive evt'iiiiiK affair lioiiorliiH
MlhS Hull) Jf-uuinHs, brldo elect,
whlirh biouKlit lOKutlKtr a Knip of
the youiiKr 8ft on Wodnt-riduy.
(iueHtn ininibttriiiK eightttun wore
bldduti to the honui of Mik. Kiud
KniKhl. rnothor of Mrs. Porter, lu
North JtooburK for tho event,
which took tho form of u inlHct'l
luiifous shower.
Low bowhi and varies were filled
with Klacllolas and hweot peas In
tenniiiKl'Ml wllh ferns, wliich gave
at) effective color note to tho
rooms. Citrd.s formed tho diversion
lor the Kueists and In mid-evening
1 Hub
Mary Joan Parl;injn, beai-
liiK a pink trimmed umbrella laden
wllh a Khower of gilts, presented
tliu pieaentH to the lionoree..
Mih. KnUlit HSHltsted lite two
bOHteKHeH at the atinper tables. In
tliu diniiiK room one laro table
waH laid for einht and two Binall
or tableH ln the other room held
eoveiH lor nix. Centering the room
above tho larxe tabic wua n roue
ball, formed of pink ro.se buds and
covering Iho lights and about this
woro narrow pink streamers. Four
tall laKrs spaced at Intervals on
the table furnished the only light
in the room. Quaint little baskets,
holding a wedding bell of pink, and
filled with confections were the
favors at each guoHts' place.
Tho invlled IIhI Included Miss
Ituth Jennings, i Mrs. Myrtle Jen
nings, Mrs. Joe Duets, Mrs. Merle
Clark, Mrs. J. A. Caraway, Mrs.
(Irani Osboru, Mrs. Fred Knight,
Miss Gertrude J.alrd, Miss Mona
Portor, Miss Marian Ness, Mis
Ida Kinny, Mias Hazel Strickland,
Minn Margaret Jennings, Miss
Anita Cachelln, Miss Evelyn
llawn. Miss Grace Carroll, Miss
Lonoro Holllwell, Miss Mary Joan
Parkinson. ,
On Tunsduy evening Miss Ada
Grace Moot hart, who has been a
visitor at tho L. C. Mootliart homo,
was honored with a wt:ner roast
at t he L. C. Moot hart homo on the
banks of tho Umpqua river in
West Hose burg.
Mrs. Clair K." Allen
Entertaining for
Two Visitors
Complimenting I wo of her house
guests, MiKS I,ou1ho Anderson 'of
Per! laud and Miss Klbel Shrum of
Ashland, .who ,tiie rumuining for
(bo week-end, Mrs. Clair K. Alien
has planned aii evening ot bridge,
issuing invitations Cor ihree ta
bles this evening.
Friends of tho honor guests,
who formerly lived in Itoseburg,
have been asked.
Mr. and Mrs. Gignpiix
Interesting Visitors
From, Honolulu
Mr. and Mrs. Alexis Glgnoux or
Honolulu, during their visit . in
llosehurg as guests of Mr. M. M.
Miller, ti few days thin week, were
extensively entertained. Mr. and
Mrs. Glgnoux went to Portland on
Thursday to visit with a brother
of Mr. Glgnoux and on August 22
will sail from Vancouver tor home.
On Monday evening Mr. Miller
entertained for his house guests
with a dinner party at tho I'inpqmi
hotel. Ctivers were placed for the
honor guests, Mr. and Mrs. (-baric
YV. Wharton mid .Miss Florence
Wharton and the host.
Tuesday afternoon the visitors
were guests of Mrs. Chas. W.
Wharton and MUh Wharlou for a
scenic drive over Ihe North I'mp
o,ua road. In (ho evening Mr. and
Mrs. W button eiiterliiim-d for Mr.
and Mrs. Glgnoux with a picnic
dinner at their summer camp on
the Cuny estate borderline the
jVmpipm river. Following the din
ner hour Ihe guests went to Free
mont Lodge. Die summer home of
Mr. ami Mrs. J. F. Marker and
spent Ihe evening as lhoh guests.
Mrs. I,. W. .losse and mm ot Se
attle, guests of her parents. Mr.
mid Mrs. Murker. Wei- additional
members nf (lie party.
Wednesday was filled with a
lkhttitl drive to mil.;' poims, Mr.
atid Mrii. Glgnoux bfir.g gue.st of
.Mr. and Mrs. Wharton and Miss
Wharton.
Oa their return In Ihe evenin:;
Mr. and Mrs. Gignoux ent.'iiainid
for-a dinner at the rtuiimi lin
tel, there being covets tor Mr. and
Mrs. Wharton. Miss Wharton and
Mr. Miller ami (he hoLs.
Mr. and Mrs. Strawn
F,r,;,,:.,,T r...
M - .IUPrtdllung LiUCStS
rout Kansas
Interesting vlsltiiru ulin urrted
.lltrll... ti... ...... i. ...... t... .
Miss Mary .lane And.eus.
lOsoualolnle. Kan., guests nt the
home of Mr. nml Mrs. V. II.
Slrawn on Vlsln avenue.
Mrs. A. t'. Andteus. nioll.er of
Mrs. Slrawu, Is lo i-eiiniln here lo
live and Mrs. l. I', Andrews, her
Hier, anil .Miss Andrews aie
upending three weeks In the
lily.
v1 '- -S
Sutl.erlin Matron
. .
' lostcss nt Dinner
IjisI Hnl.lidny e.enlng Mis.
.lo.ephine Sliii-k'ltlis hostess for
n,. ln.orn.nl dlnnei- pane at l-v
Sill lleillu home, iisMi.r hlv
fi lends.
. Slrated abniil the rliarinini;!,. al
pointed table were Mr. and .Mrs. V.
IU Applegale nf Sillherllli. Mr. and
'Mis. J. E. Clark (if llosebili-g.' C.
jc Fristot. mid 1'aul Hehv ig ate!
llie hestecj ut Sutlu-illa.
!m.
r. and JVlrs. Dlack
Entertain at Large
; Dinner Sunday
i The week end held several af
fairs of interest for visitors, among
them the largo dinner for which
Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Itlack were
j hosts Sunday at their honit ut 42S
Pitzer street in compliment to
( their son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. W. II. Graham, who with
their two children, A Hie Blanche
and Sammy Lee have been . here
from Farwell, Tex. All but a few of
tliu members of the Pluck family
were present for the occasion.
Summer flowers, grouped In at
, tractive arrangements, were color
ful in the rooms.
I Seated about tho table were
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Graham, Mr.
and Mrs. J. G. Stephenson, Mr: and
i Mrs. Woodley SlephenHon, Mr. and
:Mrs. Grant Osborn, Mr. and Mrs.
I A. Hi Taylor, Allie Hlanclie Gra
ham. Clarlbel Stephenson, Atha
lie Taylor, Carl Black, Sam lllack
of Albany, Sammy Lee Graham and
'itift IiojsIh.
.
Dinner Given
Complimenting Boise Folk
For Mrs A. Weefo, her son, AI
gle Weefo, and her gradudauph
ters, the Misses Lois and Edna
Weefe, visitors hero from Poise,
Idaho, Mr. and Mrs. It. W. Mar
Hters enterlalned with an attrac
tively appointed dinner on Mon
day evening at their homo in
North Itoseburg.
Covers wero placed for tho hon
or guests, -Mr. and Mrs. A. C.
Marslers, Miss Laura Mason of
'Jefferson, Miss Dorothy Marslers
and tho hosts.
Miss Phyllis "shields, former
Ro.se burg maid, is being welcom
ed here from Portland. She is the
'guesl of her sister, Mrs. Clyde
, Carstens, in Laurelwood for a
j fortnight.
j Dinner Given in
(Ashland Honors
:Roseburg Woman
An Interesting event for tlite
week-end out of town was the din
ner glvon by' the Douglas county
club of, the Southern Oregon Nor
mal school Thursday evening In
Ashland to honor Mrs. Kdlth S.
A chert of this cily, county school
superintendent. The following from
;the Daily Tidings tells of the af
fair.
. Mrs. tfdith S. Ackert of Iioho
buvg, county school superintend
ent ol' Douglas .county, was the
guest of honor at a dinner given
by the Douglas County club of the
'Southern Oregon Normal school
llast evening, Thursday, July at
The Plaza..
Covers were laid for thirty-three,
at a table perfectly appointed and
'attractively centeied with a large
jbouo.net of pastel colored, sweet
'peas. Everyone present thoroughly
enjoyed the Informality of tho af
; tali- and tho amiability of the
group.
j Karl II. Horsell, in Ihe capacity
'of loasltnaster, introduced the fol
i lowing persons, whoso Interesting
talks were much appreciated: Carl
A. Schneider, president of (lie
iclub; Kdtth S. Ackert, "Profes
jsional Standards;" Chas. K. Mer
irill. "The Southern Oregon Nor
mal School;1' Mrs. Susan Haynes,
"What I Like About School Teach
'ing;" Mrs. Jenn Wake, "What I
! Don't Like About School Teach
jhig;' and Miss Fern Scott. "The
j Problematic Youlh.' Perhaps Ihe
most interesting speeches were the
"lntroduee Yourself speeches glv
en by every member present. This
t feature gave the rest of the group
'some Idea of the work being ac
complished by each person.
1 Memhers and guests present
' wei-e: Mm. Kdlth S. Ackert and
daughter, Carol. Mr. and Mrs. Karl
i II. Horsell, Carl A. Schneider.
; Charles K. Merrill, Mrs. Susan
i llaynes, Mrs. Jean Illake. Verlie
I Tracy, Fein Scott, Lucille Aid-ji-tdue,
Vhdet luscho and sister,
lla.el i. Payne, Frances Living
Kieite, Viola Cole. Mabel Mulr
hend, Mabel Williams and sister,
Gladjs. Mrs. Merlha Klumlel. Neva
Atiee. Minnie Alberts, Agnes John
son. I.uella WnmlriiiT. Mary Talbot.
Mrs. Albeit. Fllescher. Kalherine
Jaroby. Mihhed Mumimiles. Mis.
T. K. Gnie. ThHma Harthnlmey.
Crystal lloid. Florence Johnson
and Mildred Kutsult.
l'oitni-r ivxiili'iils lii-hii; wi'lcom
hy I lull- n IimhIh I his week nie
I .Mr. ami Mrs; I'hll Khmlr-lnn. who
art.- visiuiii: iiinu .Mfiiitml .is
gnem lif rglal Ives ill Knaeburg.
Home Hints
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El
VIGILANT against the entrance
of dirt through the front door
etande thtt wrought-iron shoe
lacraptr In the form of a goo,,.
Business Women Guests
Mrs. L. B. Skinn.er
for Out Door Party
One of the most Interesting and
wholly pleasurable vacation events
of clubdom was the outdoor party
and picnic of the Itoseburg Dusl
ne.H9 and Professional Women's
Club, which was entertained at tho
country home of Mrs. L. li. Skin
ner, who was a gracious hostess
at Winston Friday night.
Tables were laid under the large
trees on the Skinner lawn and the
branches were lined with Japanese
lanterns which shed electric light
on the scene. Miss Ucsb Wharton,
Mae Paldwln, Dr. Lucetta Smith
and Maude Kidder comprised - the
refreshment committee.
Mrs. G. It. Child, a visitor who
makes her home In Rnseburg each
summer, was u distinguished
Kuest of the club. There wero a
number of additional guests for tho
affair, each of the members invit
ing one.
Mrs. Child gave a most Interest
ing talk before the club on gar
dening and landscaping, telling of
women who are choosing these as
professions. Mrs. Child Is a land
scape artist of nolo and has done
some splendid work in that line ut
her home in San Fraucfsco. She
has been official landscape gar
dener of California In the past.
A business meeting preceded tho
evening's festivities and the retir
ing officers of the club presided.
Work of the year was finished and
the club made plans for the pic
nic at which the Coos Bay club
will entertain at Sunset Bay on
Sunday, July 29. Quite a number
will attend from here.
During the remainder of the eve
ning tho new officers were Install
ed. They were May Pyron, presi
dent; Kalhryn Kenny, vice-president;
Verus Houser, secretary;
Laura lies, treasurer; Mae Bald
win, sergeant-at-arms.
Mrs. Minnie Clark was Installa
tion officer and a quaint little
ceremony accompanied this part of
tho program. Little Madelyn
Stearns Stearns gave n costumo
dance on the veranda of the Skln
:)r home and 'afterward, bearing a
u !tet containing bouquets of
flowers, presented each of the now
officers and the hostess with the
blooms.
' About fifly attended tho affair.
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Friends Gather at j
Surprise Affair
Complimenting Mrs. Anna Bur
nett of Itiverside on tho occasion
or her birthday anniversary, a
group surprised her on July LI.
Refreshments wero served at tho
closo of the affair.
Those present were the honor
guest and Mrs. Tom Blevlns, Mm.
C. W. Andrews, Mrs. Tssle Jones,
Mrs. Da,vo (Mark, Mrs. Irene" Chap
man, Mrs. Itadabaugh, Mrs. IT. F.
McGloughton and family, . Mrs.
Fred Kent and family, Mrs.
Myrtle Denton and famitv, the
Misses Mary and Goldie Mitlikin,
Lily. Armstrong, Maud James,
Walter Armstrong.
For the pleasure of Mrs. J. C.
Houseolder on her birthday anni
versary, her children entertained
with a dinner last Sunday. The
members of the family, except for
one son. and additional gm'Hts
were present.
Seated about the table, attrac
llvely centered with a bowl of
sweet peas, wero Mr. and Mrs. J.
C. Houseolder, Mrs. Kudnlph Rol
ler of San Francisco, Mrs. Louis
Howe of Brownsville,
Houseolder of Bed
Claudia Houseolder,
Carroll, Kenneth G.
Itudolph Kollor, Jr.,
Howe.
Mib. Edw.
Jlluff, Miss
M Ik Grace
Uousi'oliliir,
and Vance
Mrs. Horn liavls. Chicago nuil
ron who lu.s been a visitor here us
guest of I.e.- cousins. Mr. nml Mrs.
IOj 1. Croft, left ''hursday. In l'ort
liil.ll she Is to he Joined hy Mih.
Shnw of San Kranelsco null tho
two will lenve on a lour or Alaska.
On Ihe ml urn Mrs. liavls will go
lo I.enver, where she wintered this
year.
Affair Honors Couple
Who Leave Soon t -
Honoring Mr. and Mis. li. C.
IllaxaU. who will soon be leaving
lo liiaki their home In Salem. Mr.
and Mrs. Woodley Stephenson en
iri'lnlned wllh an lufoiuiiil lmrly
Tlnirsday evening.
Supper was served later in llio
evening, there being covers for 1 1.
(J
Dancing Party '
Entertains Group
Quite a pleiisutnhle evening
event of the week was on Thui--day
when ihe I'miMiua Amuse
ment company enlerlnined wllh a
dancing jiarly at rmpq.in Park
cii'b house, extending Invitations
lo a number of Koseburg folk.
A Snllierlln orchestra provided
music for the affair, which was
well attended.
C
Garden Club Members
; to Assemble at
i Soldiers Home
Members of tho Koseburg Gar
jdeii club are to assemble nt the
Ibeautiliil gardens of the Soldiers
: Home en Monday evening between
llio hours of 6 and S o'clock.
The Soldiers Home has one or
I Ihe most attractive giounds lit the
idly and recent work under the
j supervision of Glenn Ulugn, land
! scape nrtisl, has made Hie gar
: dens n clmrmii.g and colorful
'spot at the home. Mr. iHngo will
receive the members of the club
;anrt escort them about the grounds
i during the calling hours.
I Week Brings Out of
Town Wedding of
Interest Here
Simplicity In appointments and
a quiet service marked the mar
Iriage of Miss Helen Bussell, form
er itoseburg maid, and Mr. Harry
I Uarrell at the homo of the bride's
'parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred M.
I Rowley, 62.1 West 5th Street, Ku
igene, last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.
'Herbert D. Quiue, brother-in-law
and sister of the bride, attended
from this city.
The wedding ceremony, a lato
afternoon utfair at 6 o'clock, was
attended by only members of
the. two families.
A setting of summer flowers
was effectively used in the room.
The bride wore a going away
ensemble of brown and rose with
chapeuu to match and carried un
urm bouquet of rose buds.
I Miss Ivetta Barroll of Eugene,
sister of the bridegroom, was maid
-of honor and was f rocked In a
'model In pastel color. Harry Itay
of Kugene was best man.
Hev. Stivers, pastor of the Chris
jtian church of Kugene, read the
nuptial service.
j Immediately following- the cere
mony Mr. and Mrs. Barrcll left on
la honeymoon trip to northern
points and on their way home will
stop In Itoseburg to visit relatives.
Mrs. Barrel! attended school In
j this city and graduated this year
from the Eugene high school. Mr.
Barrel) is employed by the South
ern facittc company in Kugene,
where he and his bride will make
their home.
Mr. and Mrs. Croft
Complimented at Affair
Mr. and Mrs. E. Croft, well
known Itoseburg folk, wero honor
ed with un Informal party given by
u group ot their friends us a sur
prise on their wedding anniversary
on the evening ot July IS.
About fourteen assembled nt the
Croft home. 817 South Pino street
for the affair and spent tho eve
ning with Mr. anil Mrs. Croft.
Many, lovely Individual gifts were
recoived by the couple.
Mr. und Mrs. Croft wero ninrried
at Adklnson, Henry county,- Illi
nois, July IS, 1881, 47 years ago.
They lived In the east until fifteen
years ago, coming to Oregon at
that time and making their home
hero since then. Tlioro were five
children, two living. They nro
Percy Croft of this city and Mrs.
Pyron Travis, wife of Hev. Travis
who Is pastor of the ' Presbyterian
church at Lebanon.
& -.'f &
Portland Visitor
Honored at Party
In compliment lo Miss Gertrude
lluckors of Portland, visitor here
as tho guest of her slstor, Mrs. P.
C. Klllott, Mr. and Mrs. w. D.
Wiley entertained with an Infor
mal evening at their apartments
Friday.
Five were invited. Later 111 tho
evening refreshments were served.
Mr. and Mrs. Enger
to Arrive This
Afternoon
Former Itoseburg folk who will
bo warmly welcomed by their
wide circle of friends hero are Mr.
and Mrs. J. E. Enger, who are to
arrive here today from Makers
field, California, to visit with
their niece, Mrs. Wesley llone
brake, and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Enger have been
making their home In the south
for tho past few years:
O '
Delightful Entertainment
at Bickle Home
On Wednesday tho members of
ll, f .1 A f..,l. ... I. I ..
well) delightfully entertained at I
the Inline nf Mrs. Geo. Pickle on
ine iinrnen vaney roan.
The afternoon wus spent with ;
gumes and sewing niter w hich a !
very delicious luncheon was serv
ed by the hostess .assisted by Mrs.
('. W. Cook and Mrs. tleo. Powers.
Those enjoying tho afternoon
were the .Mesdames C. W. took,
John Travis. E. G. Cloake, llnrlai.
Moore, John .Marks, J. Jones, Mnry
Davls. II. M. Allison, Geo. Powers.
j lialph Hell, Mrs. Fletcher, Pearl
Jones, Mildred Marks, Mildred
Fletcher, Nancy May Dell, Ella
May Cloake, Jean clouke, Maree
line Moore and Ihe hostess.
Mrs. E. li. Cloake Invited the
club lo her home for the afternoon
of July 25lh.
Fashion Plaque
A NEW FALL GLOVE e.nolevS
metallic lace appliqued on a seal-
loped Cliff.
POETS' CORNER
... tui.
I signed ContriDuiioni tor. . w
6oclety Editor ot tne " "'-"'-7
Space ! Available.
MY UMPQUA VALLEY FARM
By 8. 8. Dunn
There's a freshness and a fra
grance In our f.uils and flowers
Kiihlline.
... .t.rt .... mown hav In our
meadows, unmatched ""'
clime,
In the spread of our green valleys
and the sweep of wooded hills,
In ihe flashing sheen of the waters
of our rivers and our rills;
And nature's fingers weave in
gladness, fabrics of wondrous
charm,
And her masterpiece, I'm certain,
is my Ulnpiiua vancy .ana.
There's a newness and a sweet
ness in the tilings that grow so
fine,
In our gardens, lu our fields and
meadows, on every tree and
In the dew upon the grasses, in the
green of growing wneni,
At the edge of the valley where
the fields and woodlands meet:
And nature seems lo draw nearer,
like a. strong encircling arm.
And is smiling, I nm certain, upon
my Unipqua. vulley farm.
There's a brightness and a white
ness in this charmed, enchanted
'land,
In the rapids of (ho rivers and the
gleaming, golden sand;
There's a (iiiaintness ulld a quiet
ness lingering nil ubout the
place,
In the. primeval forests, green
whero the white-tails stalk with
grace,
And nature Is W'atching over us, lo
shield us from nil harm,
ANTLERS THEATRE
Madge Bellamy is Featured in
"The Play Girl" at Ant- i
lers Sunday J
A Iniighter romance on which
metropolitan reviewers have plac
ed the stamp of npprovnl, "The
Piny Glii" is to be tho feature re
lease lo tho Antlers Theatre for
two days commencing Sunday
starling the eonioilienne and popu
lar player, Madge Bellamy, in the
title role. .
The story deals with the life of
a Utile shop girl tired of work
and hungry for beautiful clolhes
and amusement. Not an unconnn
nion failing, and for that reason
an Ideal llienio for a pholodrama.
Ilul instead of the usual tragic,
sordid picture this theme usually
calls forth, Arthur Hosson the di
rector, has made It a happy ro
mance of youth, starred with
lauglilcr.
Wallace Beery and Raymond Hat-
I ton oomlng to Antlers Tue.-
weo. in "ine nig Killing"
Powder-Horn Pete and Head
Eye Dan, the greatest sharp
shooters of all time, which comes
to the Antlers Theatre Tuesday
for a run of two days. ,
lleer takes the part of Powde
WILLIAM HAlNESA ANITA
1 1 LOCAL NEWS I
Dr. Selher and Son Here J
... i-. v.e,n'T anil son. i.or-
doti. are hero today from their
, home in Eugene, J
D. E. Hurst Funeral Sunday i
The tunernl services for I. F.I-'
don Hurst. Norill Myrtle CreDk i
man will h- held at 2:3 o'clock i
Snndny afteriiooii at Myrtle Creek
l,.l lt...llo( r.,...
l in charoe nf rtiii..ni. n.i ;
Inleinient will be in ihe Myrtle
' Creek cemeterr
i
i
-',
n.n.rin.nt May Be Sent to th.
- - r y .
And she is wllh me, I am certain,
on my Umpqua valley farm.
o
The following was written by
Miss Alma Thompson, 13-year-olU
r ..i,l.,iT clnsfl uirl to tho meinnt-v
io'f Oscar Itodloy, young man who
ivns drowned last week at Ufa
i nioiid Lake, of whom alio had
i been a childhood friend.
I IN MEMORIAM OF OSCAR
Wo will miss you, Oscar, boy,
i Till tho sinking sun' goes down,
Though some ol ub may win a -place
In this world of great renown.
We'll miss your sutldcu cheery
smile,
Your gullanlness and grace,
Your sunny, carefree, happy
laugh,
Your smiling, handsome l'nco.
In your oyes of brilliant azuro
blue,
Wo saw tenderness and lovo.
No cowardice or fear was there.
You thought of Him above.
I
1 The forests will miss you, Oscar,
j The touch of your youthful feet.
tl.n., l.,n,l ..n, tl.nun .1..-!.
green pine trees,
And the flowers that smelted so
sweet.
Yes, we will miss you, 'Oscar,
Our hciids with sorrow bend,
For we know that God has taken
From our midst, a loving friend.
But wo will be happy, knowing, ,
As our sorrows together we share,
That when wo leavo this earthly
world "
Wo will all moet you up there.
Horn Polo and Hatton is Dead-Eyo
Han. The audience went wild
about these two boys who couldn't
hit the side of a mountain at ten
paces but' who are experts "at'
breaking glass balls with blank
cartridges.
"The Big Killing" is anothor of
those delicious satiric comedies
which Beery anil Halton introduc
ed wllh a recent, production,
"Partners In Crime." This limn
! Iliey have taken to mountains and
I Hie backwoods mountaineers for
j their inspiration and they succeed
I in throwing an "effective wrench
I Into a neat, little feud war, ilevel-
open over 1110 romance which
ihrealened to mix llio .opposing
families.
Tho picture has a well-snslnhi-ed
plot with genulno story Inter
est. Tlio sldi'-spllttlng i- comedy
slliinfloiis are cleverly woven illlo
the fabric of Ihe tale and there Is
a alucoro romance running thru
out, Supporting Beery nnd Hntton in
the cast are several notable play
ers, including Mary Brian, whose
recent successes wllh this comedy
, duo have won her an enviable
jplaco in tho hearts ot film nu
i diences. Lane Cliniidlcinr who piny
! ed opposite Clara How In "Bed
Hair, and several others.
PAGE "TELLING THE WOULD"
From Myrtle Creek
Mrs. N. J. Hale or Myrtle Creek
was in Itoseburg during Hip morn
ing visiting with friends and shop
ping. i
Visitors Enroute Scuth
Miss Helen SHillley. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. II. L. Studlry, for
mer residents of this city and no
of Eugene, and relatives. Mr. nnd
Mrs. Roger A. Johnstone of s?n
Franrisco. visited hero last night.
Miss Sthdley Is accompanying II. e
r laiicisraus souin anil w ill
return here thj first part of next
week to visit wllh friends a few
days before going on to her home
Ins !lBiiiltiW. 1.. Si
iu .u?ne.