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Newspaper Page Text"TWO. ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON,' SATURDAY. JULY 2ft, 1928'. AAWAwwAwv iTLn.n.r .rti irtiiru-iri ru 'i iiijiii"' 'i'iii"T " r.a i u ULTLnj-Lru-iil mri.riAWUWAfwwwwA ru-iar jrvvvfirwvAMuv iuijlrinjvvvvvnruinj tTi-- - axaw ( :r;j :,$yy 1 SOCIETY 1 1 .BY QRACE CARROLL ' . All Contributions to this Page Society, Womon'B Clubs, and Persenuls Should Be Telephoned to tbe (Society Editor by Friday ot Each Week. Miss Hughes Bids Group to Meet Guests Vacation day lire finding many) Mrs. Allen Hostess Roseburg folk , away from town. a . , D , f i Particularly. Is there: enjoyment' at, pi 'uriuge rarcy lor the Oregon beaches during 'i wanner weather. 1 ,'; --Among those 'who; .have- lately ( i t"$w': to-the onpst' ' are 1 Mrs. Roy Si i Latching, ; and "little , daughter, 4 JJrMeleo.' who am lit Seaside for sov ; i 'era weeks. Mrs. '(ieorgo Konlhag- i f is ' another' Jlosouurg matron '.'4 ...spending Borne llmi at. Seaside re S'j IZ'r Bra t.i.Mr. and Mcs. W..E.OU, iind 1 r :""'t'ht)lr-family have been domiciled ; j 'iC Olio of the cotlngcs at Bandon M HI ' by-the-Sea for the mat fortnight, j l " iWat 'week-one; found quite a iium : i t'i, "bei'tof parties 'from town at this il .TiMny ground and ! Sunday large ii ""''-: .groups will be drawn coastward il'.'-:when tho Roseburg Country -Club - ""golf team meets the Marshflold 31 ''l..u, an,) (tin f.urlv.nf Ifnualillrir H .IhuhIiicrs and Professional I Wo- ' , - . , j . ' ,. . l.u the Two House Guests 1 A delightful affair, of the week end was tho bridge party planned by Mrs. Clair K. Allen Saturday evening complimenting her two house guests, Miss Ethel Bhruin of Ashland and.Alfss Loulsu Ander son of Portlund. ' ; At the end of the game luncheon covers were. laid for the two ' hon orees', 'Miss itess , Vyiiuiton, Miss Jane -Wharton, .M(ss Allce Ueland, Miss Emma lolnnd;Mlss Eva Rice, Miss Florence Wharton, Mrs. H. C. Church, Mrs. Clias. U. Wade, Mrs. Ivan l'lckens, .Mrs. S. J. Shoo uiaker and the hostess. ' I .' t, 1 ; ; t ; i j . i i Miss 'Audrfy'Porten I I ' ' tptertains Circle t S i-men-a tuuo menioera' goer ao jooa , Mitut, 4udrty Foper waa a 'grac . Hay for. the picnic wlthi ;iiu X!dt ilous' lioMtesHi iiremly) 'entertaining J Hay Club the sumc dayi '. . i l( ( ' tineifibif-a bl of Tennlllo' Community l,intr vlultf.a dhi li... nn tuol.-nn,. '.lln..t.. , ., ........ ,.u.LU.n vu... ...... v.. ,.'i"'io. ..;!(?. . I a,1 i,wl ui.k tl,,. ' ,t,l,i: 1 ', l..'.A.., .' 1 v'w'lth informul enler tlielr pleasure, active! 'Hiiclallj; jljolen Huell, Hmma ' Bwlft, Mrs. irlalnniputsf for jAiuilu jCoonii dvjw Jjhtlio J Slegol, W 'Mrsf Mlilnle Lockiioodi lr. Grace H ffiMiss Watson and 'v - n.-.j r d : w i H , ""i hot, nun.- 1.01a .uaiH: ano naoy latejunj .Mm.' l.oiilr.i :oai; Mildred , t ( Cottfl,' iMin.j j Brei(eibiml.er, Miss f J ' ' - IL'llll.'ltM tlltl-I.A I l.-,.'-l.. w ; ' at Quiet .CemonV " ' Wijt$clni jijelie ttnd Kalhryn Unwell. A weddliW ol (lie; 'aeusoil (Which Ai lijisltwi hfa)i- Miss Lena Por camo this; woett fajii a iafrirprlae t Wr! (rent iffrtrt land, who la a sister their friends in MIosehurR '"fas that? Df Audrey' Porter, .; of Miss . Ooheviievoi f WalKitn ofl:. Utoll' call featured Illble verso Portland and OUyt t:i drrld, son'1' readings by the members and '.of Mr. and' Mrs. Af jit. i Piirlln of amusing readings and special inu tills city, tho maiTiagd 'beln)r sol- sic by JVllos J'ortor. Songs wero omniKod at the Home of tnej nritio si sung by the young members, parents- in I'ortiana. at nigu noon Monday, July 23. , The ceremony was read In ; the nrAsenca of A few relatives Iffn'tli friends, ltov. W. S. Lenmion df, .A delightful affair In the young-l er circles was the evening party Tuesday for which Miss . liaphne Evening Frocks For Summer . AND LACES ARE WORN IN DAYTIME ; Kern Park Chiistlan church offl- Summer Wedding Solemnized July 22. JiAiivery prelly wedding piaeuiat ti tho Beebe ranch look home at cipuiig. , TnCjUiiue was .ciiarming, soufli Myrtle Creek, on, July 22 in a becoming gown of, flowered i when, Miss Kdllh lleebo. became , r colun,ose voile and, carried brldo'B g1B hrldo of Ernest Bowiihui :,'.'ii!ro8t:'' d ?weel peas arranged In , to , the strains, lot the. wedding ""'"" t 'Y'T'fV ., , i ' ' ' I niarch .the .bridal party took their ,,, Mrs, Perrln attendod Inn Oregon, lttoe8 litl;umUl bowul. ,,lshioncd -. .vNprmal scliool and later was a stu- of rul.,18 llm, m ( u dent at tho Oregon Stutu Agrlcul- m0llJ, llt nl 00 tural college wheny- 'S ie was ",n,rt aiUii.;ri-ur' ''..ij;.;,.' i1 . ' , jmi unuo wore it lovely bnr riMhe high ncTiotfl fnrfiilty heVtf.l iTI: .ffi M',f?a '.l!r-,l'iffw hh "d iGomoliments' Visitors v ?f.-W-XuaW'efTbW a few' 1-ie.uli L , ,. , '"'MhinlMohtK'o.'Mr. autlf Ah. llllrh Tj;Voclnted' with 'Ills father husl- (wo ceremony. Inniillim witnessed the M'o. sit-it .,', . 1 luiiuiieun was serv- T7 . . irniihwfiiM d,-VvinUin.i ,Mliiir ' . The bride and groom left lm- r trip to Tetiowstono fiiiiionai HnrK.i, ,i iev o u.ip hi uie urogon benclicn Willi a brother of the groom nnd Ills wife,. Mr. ami, Mrs. Tom Bow man. y... ' 5 .. . , ' . .. Tho oouploTwlll live on it-ranch. - : - ' i . . u O " : .. Affair, at" Club ,I-lonors Much Feted Visitors i true -of the' In riser events of tho lAlul rn.m,i.,i. n....t ' jma4t ;7 ., Lr . . "'ime annul cnieiidar ror t h a' week. j..Jwiurj4iKHl, Ui . compliment itf Mrs.wn dellghlful nl'lair on ,Tues: 1 " . " Kjilay evoiilim at the Uosnlm.- i',,.,,.. ).;. ti lllah and California, Mr. anil Mrs. ji'';2j,Tei't'ln will return here ,', maF. f.Til"'.,'; .' ' l-f ' '"f ''PV " .' ' V . Ittla'wh'Prfy Lovely .",' SSvening Affair' in ::VJ : j oniriiirherittd ' Matr'oti ipVaim-Poroncir le season's lovely .'nf -- mini nun, ,',y fln. 111 u w u -nil i mi uiiimu Trliilrrm wBo Is to innko tier ' 4'-'.T11KKI1.III(III ik ii mil .1 N lll iii.nii "-"3nn(miB, shedding beams throiigli ! "t.Jt0 itm'- 'I'ablea for brldgH wero JitfiwieslB being at piny. Lnueliemi was Jfrved at the end of tho game. ' f JJ,; Jrwfortland Mnids Quests Iup-of Miss Hughes This Week 'lI-Two rharmlng visitors here for M s.1,,1., 7 - i I viiiniuninK oy a gnnip of i'f"(K7,? '. '' .. Miein ineiKis lor the p easuro., or JJ.r.. InvgnnleiiB wore a pretty seeno jil'. and Mrs. John Ringer, inncl, tiiiu rievi ii iiiiv iigiiiuu '..siiiiiieso feted visitors tills week from the i south. ! ' A llllMll,. CM,,,..,. , ,.. ..4Uaee1 there for the evening, 12 -tin, clb horn... .n,i ,, .' imda ut' colorfully appointed tabM. j Tho. Iral fii the evening lneltid i'd hesldPH I lie linn ot- Michael. Mr. - l-Jd - LpwIh nt iSiin FiHiu lruo, M i's. Ti. (?uvy. Mis. id. It. Child nl San Kriiiirim'ii iiv wz.:, "': ., rL " i "z "". ir. a. iu,, Mrs ..- ....nn.n ,,,.,....-, ... IUKn lt,l., f,, .... , Zli'Vl ",'""' '"""""i 'liii-ln, Mr - , r iviiu n iiuimi. KUl-iMB III niIBB - I'apline IliiKhes at I he Wnslllng ,,w''t(in lluglins home. , , . '-r";'The vislliirs, with Miss ltu'uhes, ; iJ're Inst year nt tlenevii' tilenn. .Arr) in the Indian hills' neatv lienver, I 4.i'""fur the Older Olrls' Camp, hut this ;,JS"ear did not attend anil on 'i'hurs ''..J.iUy iitternnnii Inn -for the eanlp in , T.dVlseoiisln.' Enroule they will visit TTll l.os Angeles tind in Cllliriltin. la o l lllsoiilmi-a. (In. nnd Mis', ('has. W. U'lmr. (ton, Mr. mid Mi's. ll. , Wiiddell Mr. and Mrs. S. A. 'Siiniiird. Mi anil .Mi-e, .tieoI. T. Boiler 'Mr Mis. V. k. clininnsu, mid Mrs. .-'3. ft. shuvi ".-.ii r going to l.nllrt nenrvil 111 Wis f jr-'iinsin.. . and Mr. -nr. iniu ai rs. M. I, Kii lii- ..... i Mrs. tleo. A. llradburn, Mr. inul Mrs. Jiihn Tlii'omv Mr. "and , Mis. A. St. Throne. Mr. ami Mrs. Win. Hi ll., Mr. and Mis. J. V. n,l,..r ..ii. nun .mis. . ii. Ilniiiilway. Mr. lauil Vis. Nathan Kiillerion, Mls.t j l-'IniTiii e What ion or lloimlulu. PMIss (leilruile Itasl. dene I'arrntt. I' ,'.'"'''!hl"'li' '""'l'H Urailbiiin of 1 lllsonlmi-B. Ontario. 4 w ! Moose Lodge Gives Picnic Wcdnesdtiy Eve ! All enjoyable hun-e gallierilig ,i,ii nv.-n nan me nmnllily plenl. nn i m ninoHo loilgrt tiieniliers anil iinii iiiuiines in i uipiiua Park .on Wednesday evenlnu. ;aiiies and nwlnunlnc were ill i versions imnlclmted In i,v n, 'grinips and later th 'tl veiling r, I rreiliments, fiirnlHhril liv tlm tiptlgis j en',nei-ml, Alnmt 7u' wei-e piiis- rin iu enjiijT me, illliilr, - ' - Business Women Will j1 I frolic With Coos Bav . ' Club nt Coast Sunday ; I I'rsi tli all' all hr th memlio. . ,if the lliiseliiii-g. lluKlnn , and I'm fesslonal W omen s Club v. Ill Vie n the enlist iin Sunda in enjnv the ipli-nli- nnd lieaell party wlili' the iCons Hay I'hlU. , .Many of the rtlib wnnien mn a .fcti 1 -i"in uin'inn uiiinmiiiiiiay niot'll- H.tti'Hriji nurun r mtn iuocnw iiium unsanuorf bedell. A pli-ule I ' EFLArPER FANNY SAYg;' n a 1 -t.. a nm u rjit. orr. John Unger', 'MiC -jilifl ! lllis.i (). . foV McAlllHler entertalneVl,-' fljnlbriiiiilly nt lu;iclieon on Thursday iit, their Home on Koijih Main atront. ,.Thre wero'ooyors for four.. " .. ;' v Luncheon of Attractive,,.. Appointments Honors. Visiting Maid i y; An interest fug summer Aiilitor In Rnsebiirg' ; be:ug 'welcomed by friends is Mlsa IMona Durlaud of Idaho, n guest Ot her molliur, Mrs, S. Uiii'lnnd. ', On . Wednesday-. MrJ, Bert Kruse whs ' hostess at un at tractive lunrliehji Jumorijig Miss rillrlnnd. ' i j ' ; i " . i i 1 rfl'iueii.'nboiil' mo prettily un pointed table! were' Miss '. Bili-land, Mrs. John; JUUoiv Mrs. ,'Hildolph ltlt7.mnu,,Ml'i.v Oliver tarson of Klanintli rails, Mrs. I.ticliis ; Mar siers. Mrs. John i Biirkhart; t Miss ltuth Utadforil and tin", hostess. "..:. Miss rioreneo Whaltoh enter tained Mr. and .Mrs. (Irani (is horn on Thursday . night - iit the Biiinnrer camp, of her pnrJnniH, Mr. nnd Mrs. ("has. W. Whnrloti. on the rnipijua river.' Miss ..Wharton Is here irom . Honolulu ', fo)- the summer mouths. ' ; i , f E 3 ..j ,:' 'J.i.i Afternoort of Bridge1 ' ' Honors Miss RenneJ-1 for ..one 'of the lovely 'soij.nl af fairs oi tlila v.i'i'k .Mrs. George A. llradliiirir was hostess, smilns- In vitations for an afternoon of 'bridge nl Merlin IMneti on We'dnesdav to honor Mla l'Mlrnhelli ltenniir. who will lie liav- from .Kusehuig the i-niiilug seaiuin. ? . ' . i . In inoms enhnmeU with colorful auiumer flowers lables weitu nlariil fot' night, At. I bo end Of the game luncheon, was' served. Mik. I'red Iteuner iiKslsleil the hnstesa. BY HENRI BENDEL' ,' For NEA Service '.' :,., I I NEW YORK, July 21. The slim mer evening ifrock would seem'- to jbeitlia simplest of all costumes to select and to plan, but contradlc torally, it it not; . For with chiffons and ladey frocks worn all day, it is quite dlf- j flcult to achieve distinction , In the evening, and' all the i heavier''! auoj richer fabrics which are so at-' tractive in the winter are' com-1 pletely out of the question in July j and August. , i - i i ' ' PnicUcally all other considei-a-1 lions must-be sacrificed to cool- nesa. Even the1 colors - should be f dainty and delicate rather than j rlclr and latrlklng. i. ' ; i-l i Filmy and Light ' r The Ideal summer evening gown has something of magic and moon light in it, suggesting 'the ' gosti mer weave of the fairies and the witchery of fur-away places i . Fortunately the occasions' for formal 1 evening clothes are fewer during' warm w'eather,' and .' -elaborateness Is' less ' to be ' desired than sweetness and light.' . ...... Tliree materials ..liiat ipay be (de-i penned upon to, give the effectiijoi;j uiminess ami coolness, are lace, cuirioh, and tuiie. , ; I . '; ,: ; ; I am. allowing; today a latje, frock which I designed especially lor midsummer near, made ot hand thread run lace, rose beige In eoh or for, incidentally, dyed laces are haying a tremendous vogue,,.:' ' 'Three full ruffles form the sktrti two of which point upward, and one 'dips. down, to form tho, hem lioe that j fashion so, particularly loves at the present. The very simple bodice1 Jias a, deep yoke i in the fioht.and.Dack, and makos mo effort tow-aril, any r 01,'ivinientatttin beside, the material. , . , . I'he other costume .- photograph ed is also an ejffort tO escnpe 1 Uie obvious and the routine in. lipe. and feeling if not in, matoclnl, and it may bo UBed for the afternoon tea dausani ,01- the , informal I din ner, quite as appropriately , as for the strictly, evening event , - I -i- . i . . I Formal. Flowerai . j '' This one is. as blue as the aamiher sky and as soft .as a cloud.' j Tli6 old-fashioned bertha, I. which' glVos a most qualnt-iind unusual line to Mr. and Mrs. Hughes Dinner Hosts to . . Welcome Visitors ' A dinner of charming appoint ments, which was given to wel- VI .- nnri Mm Jirhn Klleer on Thursday at which the mem-. here from UaKersjeld, was pro bers of the staff of tae J. C. Pen-- ... ,.,. hv ,,, and Mra. vaaii. lngton Hughes at their noma on ney company store entertained, the group going in cars to . Winston bridge for the evening. The affair honored Miss Ruth t Evening Picnic Is rlcasureable Event Among the affairs which have . I ueuu limning lue suiuiiiui duadvii a V ll,.UUUIIPa .,a.li,.MlU,lu H.lriow IhA "ZZtZ DISTINCTION .IS DIFFICULT , TO ACHIEVE. SINCE CHIFFONS j tess at me nome ui uer parents, Mr. and Mrs. Washington Hughes, on Spruce street in compliment to her two house guests.; iss Eliza beth Scruggs and Miss ' Frances Marsh of Portland. i ; ? s Nine guests were bidden to neet inn visitors una the ewnuig wns infonnnlly spent in thd Hughua gardens on the river bank. Ite freshments were served S at the close. ' : i Miss Abraham Is ; j Hostess on Saturday Miss Klizahetlr Abraham enter tained with aik afternoon at home last Saturday, bidding u ft-W of her girl friends j i vacationing from school to tlioj , Albert JAbraham home. Befif-shnients ! wero Borvod at Hie close; j j . j I ' '. . Mrs'. Virgil Bush ' 1 j ' Bids Club for Afternoon ' The Nortlisldo Sunshlrto I Club w as entertained - at a pleasant event on Thursday at the home of ! Mrs. Virgil Bush, the business meeting being followed by a social afternoon.- ' ' - lr i Luncheon tabled wore centered with low bowlk of attractive black- eyed Susans nt the ' refreshment hour. 1 - i i , i The list included the Idesdunies Fred ,' Bowen, 1 George i Mursters, win.' stark, Ni n. Fisher, Walter Kurtz, Robert -OnUson, Elsie Mc-Comiis,- K V. Hallou,- B. F.' Chllson, L. Li. MarslerH, Win. i 'Fisher anil Miss Mona 'Diirlund,- an additional guest. - i ! i -ii - i .,, , i I ' i ' ' . Two Affairs' Friday ' ' . Compliment Visitors , ,' ' Many of tlieniffalrsi 'this Iweek liave boon given to welcome Mr. and Mrs. Jbnii En'gor back 'to Rose burg. Friday 'hold two. Irtfbimal gatherings for the 'visitors. . Mr. and Mrs. W. D Hess enter tained wRh i luntheon at' their country homo in Oardeii Valloy that afternoon, having' the mem bers ot the f(iim,lly. ',n Friday evening MK ' .and, Mrs. A. M. Throne Invited tho visitors to the Throne and Bert G.. Bates summer 'lodge- on ileor Creek. I The group iilcluded Mr. and Mrs. ! Kn gor,1 Mr. and' Mrs.' Bort'O.'.'llnles and diiughler, Sally Zoe.'. iind i Mr. Iiud Mrs.' Throne. ." i . ,' if ' a I . ' Inform!! Luncheon home Monday evening. The affair was given In the beauUful Huglios Gar dens which face the Umpqua, rivei Jennings, member of the store who Membera of the Book Club, their Id reoiiniiK suuu iu uo uiuriivu. '- Included in the group enjoying the evening were Mrs. Florence A. Dabney, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Rich ards, and two sons, Mr, and Mrs. W. D Wiley, the Misses Huth Jen nings, Edna Reed, Mabel Schlnd ler, .Mary Crouch, and- B. . p. El liott, Delos Crook and Fred Butts. ;' ' Visitors Complimented at Dinner Party . ' An affair of attractive appoint ments was the 6:30 o'clock dinner party for which Mr. M. M. Miller was , host honoring two visitors here. Mr. and Mrs. John Enger. The guests were bidden to tho Umpqua hotel for Thursday - eve ning and covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. Enger, Mr. and Mrs. Wn, J3ll, Mr. and Mrs. Clins. W. Whar- otn, Miss Florence ' Wharton ot Honolulu and Mr. Mllier. filmy blut model at the right features a novelty skirt and oldfashioned Left iia one cf Bendel's rose beige frocks for midsummer wear. , The i -. - i ' . j ;.. i i 'i i . 1 1 ; " bertha; ' ' ' .-....'.. , tho .shoulder, suggesting, the! old ;liprl, sleeve of a I decade ; ago! 'Ja pf hand . thread run lace, ciniji,.t In front with a,' bunch 1 of metal ,flowers; , . : i ';,-., . ' 1 These flowers are s'tirf and for mal; accenting .'the deep : point at the tliroat-and. at the waistline.' 'A note "of novelty 'is 'achleyed ill the skirt, which is circular on one side,'. -and shirred to the' waist on the' other. The sash is tied In a fcarefess, graceful bow, and , , the hemline' -'shows the' uuev'enmtss that the well regulated ''hemline should. - ' , i "In 'colors there jla not: much' to say 'except that yellow is having a oeciuea vogue. The ' delicate Evening Party Honors Maid Soon Leaving for South ; i A ': particularly .interesting af fair tor the week-end to members of the younger social set was the brimming party and evening ot cards arranged Friday by Mrs. Fred Rentier to compliment her daughter, Miss Elizabeth Itenner who is to leave next week for Sau sallto and attend school away from Koseiiurg the coming suason. Seated for the supper afterward were misses ElizabeUi Itenner, Liupnne Hughes, Elizabeth Ahra ham, Vera McCllntock, Pauline Bubar, Mitrgraet Hewitt, Margaret uauni, mimred Binnlger ' " - n Mr. and Mrs.' Enger ereeiis also m-e' feiittit-Ari nn',1 hlim III r. t i h nnt hn '.m.;,Tr: ; : nonor quests at Luncheon now. .ii... 'On Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. J. D. usborn were hosts for un inter esting luncheon at their home In West Roseburg. the affair being The all white gown is seen less frequently, than usuall arid de pends, usually upon the addition of some color for, Its effect. Natur ally, since shawls are laid aside during '..the summer, .color and dash inust.be achieved, in ,the cos t,unie,Jr(ather than thi-oui' the use of gay, and, Intriguing accessories. ' Mrs. Byrd and Daughter"; j ' Summering in South , ' ' '.lAinong Roseburg folk-to' 'iiitolV Join 'tlioso ' on exlouded summer trips uri Jirs. Jiimos F. Byrd and Hitlo daiiKhter. . Betty '.lean, ; who will Visit in ' the southern states until Septonihef. They left this week and lire ( traveling , through Callj'o'rnln1','Now, Mexico ,an(i j Ari zona. .Toimessep being llielr ' des tination. They' w ill visit In that Former. Residents;, Being Welcomed ; ' ; Sit,. ,and Mrs'.. 4- M Trefron of Yuma,, Arlzonai are, belue welcom ed back ;to Roseburg, where they formerly made their home, having arrived Friday afternoon ' from Portland to visit with Mends. Mi-h. Trefren 'and' two' younger daughters have been vlsitilig there tor a fortnight and were recently loined i liv 'Mr. Trefi-en. - . The state with relatives, anil, friends, ; girls will remain In the metrupolis taking In vnrliuis points of Interest. 1 for the summer. ' Mr. and Mrs. Bell Entertain for House Guests ' For the pleasure of -Mr. and Mrs. John Engor of Bakcrsfield, : tlielr house guests, Mr. and Mrs Win. Bell planned an , Informal picnic supper and evening on Saturday at tho A, J. Young camp on the flunks' of the Umpqua. Included in the party wero the honor guest-s, Mrs. Wesley Bone hrakc, Lieutenant Edgar Enger, Miss Florence Winters of Anaheim, Cal., and the hosts. ; ETHEL Itt&n ADD i a- f Lucky Beauty! thaj reacjij lh and . fc dinner HI U om of the features 1 ' i . i i f i i c i l i V, ! I fdr ui Otiy at ihn wnert, " ; mw - 't I -.I-'" i ...... PuPOl-f. U?CP TO 1 :.':-.v-''-:-'.'.;. f : " : : i now i ''''rfiV;:': husbands and additional guests were bidden for the affair. Informality marked the ovening following the dinner hour. The list included Mr. and Mrs. John Elisor, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Osborn, Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Mor gan, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Runyan, Miss Florence Wharton, Miss Eva It Ice, Miss Daphne Hughes, M. M. Miller, the guests, and Mr. and Mrs. Chaa W. Wharton,, Mr." and Mrs. Dean B, Bubar, Mr and Rs. Paul T. Bubar, Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Rice, W." H. Fisher and the hosts, club members and' their husbands. , . ; e Roseburg Folk Taking Trirj East - e? ;'-..; ; Mr. and Mrs. E. M Nelson and Mr. and Mrs. N. M. Nelson and two children of West Roseburg left tho first of the week on a motor trip east. They will visit principally in Minnesota nnd Wisconsin and will, be away until the fall months. f ' . : , . Mrs. Reese Entertains for Daughter Thursday Mrs. J. D. Reese entertained on Thursday with an afternoon party for her daughter, Miss Elsie Reese, the occasion being her eleventh birthday anniversary. A group of the honoree's young friends ware invited for games under the maples. She was the recipient of numerous lovely gifts. At the close of the social hour ro'-eyhmehi8 were served to Elsi-3 Keese, Irene Cooney, Dorothy Goi thy, Genevieve Cooney, . Irene Clark Helen Cooney,' Beatrice Cooney, Vera Gorthy, Edna Clark and Edna Long. . i ' '.'' Large Delegation to Represent Umpqua Unit at State Convention ; A very large delegation from Umpqua Unit, American Legion Auxiliary, will go from Roseburg to attend the state convention iu Medford the Inst three days of the coming week.. -Umpqua Unit will be represent ed by six delegates and one state klogtslation , chairman,, giving the-i local auxiliary more votes at the ' convention than any one other unit outside of the Medford auxiliary, as Roseburg has the largost mem bership in tho state. The delegates are -Mrs. H. C, Church, president, Mrs. Georgo Caskey, Mrs. Harry Pargeter, Mrs. Clinton Gorthy, Mrs. Clair K. Al len, and Mrs. James Soules. Mrs. Carl. Wlmberly Is the state chair man. This group will furnish the . memorial program for the entiro '. state this year and an elaborate and beautiful acrvice has been pro- pared for Friday , afternoon, the second day of tho convention, nt 2 o'clock. ' The quartet from Umpnua Unit. the personnel ot which Includes Elsie Carleton Strang, first sopra no; Mrs. Clair K. Allen, second so prano; Mrs. Frances Llntott, first alto; Mrs. R. B. Compton. second alto, will take part in the state contest for the prize at 1 o'clock that same afternoon. Mrs. Herbert Williams will be the official accompanist. Oft SAvt. rrcoao- awuC ftA Uff to ?oni irv ypor- A hand-mad silver .-and green! lout bracelet plays '. ni winning card on Milady'a - Writ. Olhr; Jewels art available lei1 those who' hmM .In the ,-wnaMlW Jin. ; j ', "St. .-t'-v- r mr - j. r.vtn r? . m; -Ji..-'" L-a. - ' 0" f (tH f as w ii arranged to welcome Mr., and Mrs. John Enger, visitors from Bakers field. Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. Enger, Mr. and Mrs.,.. Moss Rice, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Osborlf, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Boll and the hosts. J ' Mr -and Mrs.'W. A. Hewlett and daughter are hero rrom Liver more, California, as guests nt the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. T. H. Ness In Laurelwood. National President Auxiliary Visited State Recently The visit of Mrs. Ireno Mcliitlro Walbrldgo, national president of the American Legion Aifxtlinry, In Oregon was an Interesting note re- ceiiuy to members of the organiza tion. Mrs. Walbrldge made Salem her only stop In the state and was the guest of the Salem auxiliary and entertained at luncheon. A lnrgo number of women were pres ent to greet the distinguished visi tor. There wero no members from uie umpqua unit ablo to attend from here. , Wilder Family at RnfUwa f- rr... vtv i.-l " 1 cyv WCCK.3. . f . . Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Wilder and 1 matrons Ior araen rarty llltlo son, Carlton, joined the I ,0ne ot tho clla"'"ilng summer nK groups of vacation bent folk at the ! va" tno Knrtlun lrly f"' beaches Tuesdav. They have gono i v M'"' J- J- Kost'r was' host to Hockaway and will snend Ibe on Thursday, inviting the mat- hext throe weeks there, taking a rolls ot "'o Bellvicw Club for the couago ior that lime. . ""' ',' '"" roiiowing n oriel business ses sion the club group enjoyed the afternoon socially. At the tea limit the hostess was assisted by Miss Belle Kester and Miss Phvllis Berkley. The list included the Mesdames D. Kelley, C. Van Voorst, D. Har per, R. L. McLaughlin, Wm. Pierce, Fred Buyer, R. L. Lovelace, V. lveiace, 1'. w. Becklcy and the Mrs. Kester Bids Q ti vt I Iif Mrs. Charles Rnherln l,,,ll...l the ladles of the Mlsslonni-v. an. dcty of the Presbytrelan church to bo her guests at her home on Fow llnr street Thursday.' ! :! Warm Weather Keeps Many From Club l lie warm wemher ilito n-nV' v' kent nrnii f-o... .1 n i..."i hostess. Country elnh in participate In ihe pleasure on ladles' day Thursday. A number formed the group go ing around the course iu the morn ing uours nut at the bridge tables In the afternoon were onlv a few I players. Luncheon at 1 :in" ', l..i. on the veranda formed an interval in the day. At the bridge series this weofc the three women holdlna hlghen scores wore Mrs. J. F. Barker Mrs nimey K. West and Mrs. Nathuii Fullerton. il Week Is Filled With Cayeties j for Summer Visitors .M'.lch feled suhimer visit nr in-n I Mr. and .Mi-s. John Kneer f,.., Uiiseburi; folk w ho l,l i., . f-Saturday from Bakersfleld. Call- jfornla, to visit relatives and Iriends. Mr. and lira. Enter lltn an. companlcd here by their neiuW .Kilanr Knger. graduate of West Point this spring, and Miss Flor- V."' Wl"",' f Anaheim. Cal. With his sister. .Mrs. Wesley linne brake, Lieutenant V.iwr and Miss Mnters went to Urownsvillc to visit parenia of the io former j Im luded in the gavetles for Mr land Mrs. Jnhn Knuer this week ihai-e been picnics, motor trips. dinner narrlea nmi nn .i. ... ..." , .J-Ruiebiirg Country club, . Mrs. Arthur Baum and daugh ter. Margaret, left this niornln? for San Francisco and other Cali fornia points to visit for a week or fo with relatives and friends. Home Hints piff If n B1 l.1'- ''f-CTirrf I ... unthUL as well as oranmental is the radiator eovei- wfin i samAb ' a book and flower shelf. if