Roseburg news-review., October 13, 1928, Page 2, Image 2

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ROSEBL'RC, N'r.VC'S-RF.VlF.W. ROSF.BURG, OREGON, SATURDAY, OCTOBER I 3.. 1923.
COLOR FOR THE OCTOBER BRIDE
Umpqua Chapter of S. H. TR.
Opens Scries of rTDecUngs;
iTM-atia frM- irSfn l?i TTMe-naaX
SOCIETY
FLUSH PINK, BEIGE IVORY, OTHER DELICATE TONES ENHANCE NEW GOWNS;
LUau LhLVLS, bLLLKER FABRICS ARE IN
BY GRACE CARROLL
All Coptrlhuilotm to this Page Society. Women' Cltiba, and
Pemanals Should He Telephoned to the Society
Editor by Friday of Each Week.
-Of immediate interest is the
1II1J1CMIHMH HUH Yvrn III
f..r the itt'uionai Convention of the
tnt'jrnn Connies., of Parents hii'I
'ivu. ruiH of Southwestern Oiegon,
to ! ln-id tn Itosehurg mi October
al. and -" ami for which the
w.iimi.s committees woiking in
rmiK.-ruiioii wiih the general
chairman, Mrs. 1' H. Churchill,
am planning an txteiislw pro-
Riam.
. Registration will be taken care
or at the Elks T'-niple, opening
hi lo:Xu o'clock of the Unit inoin
Um The business meetings will
be of primary consideration and
will he held beginning Wednesday
horning at the Flint Methodist
Episcopal church with the pub
lic Invited to attend. Prom
inent speakers have been se
cured by Ihe program commit
teu for all three days, among
me chief ones to be Dean Jame
son of the Oregon Htate Agricul
tural College, Miss Mozelle Hair.
l'nn..rclV ,tt f)r..i'oti lit I Irei-nil
and Hiatu president of the Oregon
Federation of lluslnes and Pro
leaslunal Women.
Several social affairs will bo
Kiteu iii tumnTuuu whii
ivmereme km me imiuia mi
delegates A reception, for which
Mm. P. Hockley has charge of
details, will bo the first event,
i;jveii on i lie mi ay evening ai uie
Id Kb Temple.. This will bu a
more Informal affair and the pub
lic Is also invited to be present.
The presidents' breakfast w III
,be in the Indian room of the
Linpi.ua hotel at 7:"u o'clock Wed
Musday morning and Is In charge
f . .. . . l- . ? .
H . . . ,, ""
lick,,, or tl,l, m.y l,t.
,
(Writ of the club, will be in charge.
Mr. and Mrs. Campbell
Lseave Today for East
i-Mr. and Mrs. Jus. H. Campludl,
vrtm have been interesting itose-
bflrg visitors through the month
if Meptember and part of October
ail guests of Mr. Canipbell'a par -
tt 1 a, Mr. and Mrs. tjeti. CamidmM,
..Tn leavlna ll.l. iillernoon lo. M atler tl.e Hunimer va.alinn.
t(lelr hon.it In Kll.bbu.K. Jla. I'lans were tlm.le by the el.ib p
1 Mra. ( ampliell before her mar l. ntertnlu the boy el the Kun.
ilae tbl. rail .. MIh Helen 'Joinu. elaiia or the rh.lr.tlau
Meyer of Kliinlunc Mr. ' ('.imp ihu.ili at a Hollow e'en pa.tv at
lll, who fo.u.e.ly live. I In ItoHe- the eu.l of the month.
'I'K. nan been In the ea.t for j The hoKteM .erve.1 refreshments
the past neveial year., part ot at the close.
t.al lime hi-lna a m.unher of one j The lint In. lu.le.l the Meh-iLmien
the ettntern .ynitihony nrrbeH',!'. A. Coffell. Itoy.l Hiuton. lilail.'
teas. He In now In the .ale. of
llh- of .MiinnltiK. Mnxewll ami
.ore In nichbuiK.
ehevy.ai Inlo.mal uffalrH were
rrvetl to entertain Mr. au.l Mr..
tmpbell (lurltiK Ihelr .lay here.
II? LrM"r r-"".1 f""" "'
rrti l.ds .pent an Infill nu.i event ill
ijlu tieo. l ampbell home.
m
IjHiiner Party Tuesday
(' M 1 ., r .,
tr Massachusetts Visitors
)ll T.iemliiy ev.-nlna Mr. ami
(leome Sirniir eniertatned a.
tlM-ir home with a di r pa.lv
eTmipllnieniliiK Mr ;im Mrs Jus.
ri. Campbell t.f l hi bbtng. Mum ,
wl.o have been vtniiinH in Hie cti
Itrt tail.
.GtleMrt for tin alfalr lllrhid"!
ir group ot Iniitii.ii" ft I.d.Ik of Mi.
llliphell, who liillieil nuide Mr-
latino in this 1 it)
Eastern Star Mrnilrs
lintertuiiu-cl at Oakland
M deleniilion n
!Pll Roxehlllg Chum
liieinlit !i
No , O
I Ihii -i.
I'litt'Umn
r
elln a
1 by Hi.'
iti tin-
I. S . ,f-til lo I liiklrt'iil
e-lliig when lln 1
fl by the OHkhiml 1 I h 1 1 e 1
p'dl.ufchu tin- nmiljii
tUe pl;iiHM Wiih piM nil
IWsl.-SS 4 1 1 .ft I t -T ill,l lll.M
' Vl'llihK H tH llHjUft v .( m
ii'OintnifiiM in i!n- nx.ii
.-I All
.iii.l ;ii
ttte I ,.hl
( at 1 1- ( Hi . 1 In H. il-
ifr i-".-u mm it
r L A tP.K R F A N NX SAVS.
Hf U S NT Off.
C m mi. mmvkc me.
No matttr how nara an tlavator
O r! woihs. sh ts a'ways btmg
c illcd down.
Son Roseburg People
, . - . .
weds t ortJand Maid
J Among 'lie Oc tober lint of out
0f town weddings coroiiiK "'is
yvh to interest and hurprlse
fri.-ndi of the bridegroom in this
, city, in the marriage of
MlhH
, Gladys Murphey of Portland to
; Mr. Conrad Srhloemann, Hon of
'Mr. Hitd Mrs. August Schloeman of
f Hoseburg and a former lesideni,
; hie h wan solemnized quietly
Monday afternoon at fi o'clock
' Only a tew guetita had been in
vited for the affHlr at the home
of (he bridegroom's brother and
! aUtei-in law, Mr. and Mrs. Chan.
' Hehloemann. in Corvallls. jrv.
C. W. Reynolds read the nuptial
! service.
! Mr. hihI Mrs. Si hloeraunn have
been visiting here thin week and
will go on to Medfoid in a day or
BO.
Business Women Give
Series of Winter Affairs
(llll(H delightful among affair.
j tun-H-iy this week wan the Una
f H Polin ,.t runt i.mmu.u ...mi.
sored by the Roseburg
IJusinesH
Hll( professional Women Club
nn Thursday pvening at the
Knlghia of Pythias hull, the parly
(j,iiig nubile,
riieroom wa f will, u.-; v.-lvot hl.l. fulr to be moat
.1 J , f ""' .f"C '"""'"''i popular autumn fabric, with la.
th..ru beU,,, nine table In play. a ,.,, s,.l()n(, Tl,.r, ,,. ah
U I la Lauhach a. In rliarK of ()z,.s f br,1(.s tth) j,,,, ,..,., ,
a.n.nrn.m for the renl. ,..,.,,.,, , HnflMnH b, , i,,,,.,,,.,,
At the iloae of the u M , ,,,,.,.,. ,.,,,,.,.
an.mliu.e n-frt.rhm.-nt.. :Bin, me ,mn.morU. Moire.
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I Among other soWl
the n-r future In tli dub rfifii I
tlon honnrlll(t lh. ., , !
.. hool, lor the .VW,liu of H-
IB at the hunt, of Mra. fhas.
8. Heinline.
; Miss Hudson Asks Group
I for Affair Thursday Eve
j Thursday evmdiig JHIkh
Hudson lOitertJiinHd at her
on Winchester street lor the
bent of tho KIdeeii Sewing
, which is among tlie social
'rusntuing reuuiar meeiniL's
i:ile
'""""
I'lul), !
club,
tin., i
In ...on, K.lw . Walton. th
llhea Cat.-.. K.ther Miller
little.. Vel.na l-ui k.-.-bon.
MlHses
Venore
lleleue
1 1'lerec. 'Ihelma I'lerce au.l
Helen
rclKUHOU.
i O
I Matron and Daughter
1 r . . . ?v . .
i Lntcrtain Club ediu'gday
.Mr.. Juke .lonen ami her da.iKl.
i'-1'- n,s '''"rl j. lo.ne.i in eu
.leilnininit a. their lion. 1 Wed
e.,i..y art.-rnoon tor the
i"l '! M .). A t in li. t'hain.tnu
airaUKetuents of Kladiola. and
jmi. baelmas tluisie. canted out an
ji.ut. iniual i.io.it in the room and
lat the table, when- at the tea hour
luu.-heou was served. Mrs. t'leo
j Tipton agisted In .en Ilia.
Tile list for the alternoott in-
clmleil the M
In me Ni-llie
Allison uf St. pan,
l itis M. 11. Allien
J M Mi K ix . M i:
tin kel. C. . ( .m.U.
litlui 'j in I-, 1; :
lir'ii. 'li u l iitnn, lv
Wan! Kills and the
I'hiake. Kl!.m M:m
N.i ti, M iv !,-'
Minn, o
1 if(t. 'nt
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Mai I.
A M
. K..lth
Inihulih.
r- Jean
Ml -M'J.
ChLlUe
and
Mrs. IVttit Arranr;
Inform. il Aftminon
ilitit: e
111 the
Urilnti
memo-
i Inh. Ailliimil l,o
and l'o Is kh
At the three l,i
Nit . and Mrs ii -Hint
Mii W I.
Vis ii V Wimbfiii Mr m.
J W. ndel! 'tir.ht. Ml
t . S Mi Klhlnny and ihe i .-
A I Ihe lose of I he e inn
!t "!:! ileitis Y vrv vr i d .i
d-d l.ibl--.
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Mi-rt al first I .tin. lie. in ri N t
Mr. .n. I Mrs. Itriiiiit j "I'- f- - i.m i-..-t i- h.- A ' ' ft K
i iav,- j i ,!,!,. o. :-,oo r:;::c: ";z;,rz 't,,:: n vsjg fi
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Wllovi'e l,,,,! im Ih, .-ml e Id. I . S.ik i..l.!"l proi-l. -. Al ' &
el '!. 'i p,e huml'id ''i- n liiri.ln 'l toe, tllif it' 1 1
BY JULIA BLANSHAR D I
NfcA Service Writer "
st:w voitK, Oct. l.i - s.-i-Lcm-:
b'T belonged to the. college girl.
November In the debutante's i
month. Hut October I reserved fur '
Uie autumn bride, Hie second must :
popular wedding month of th
Mlioi October-lobe thi yi-ar will
liavc a lovely ttnie choosing her
wedding goll. KlI'Ht, tiie mode .
Iput.s a iiremium on Individuality.
jSeroinl. there is a riotous ma.-H of J
heauiitul f4mrtt. Last, rotor Is 4
creeping. Into the bridal gown,
j Not mil'-l) color, to be hup-, lint
'some of the prettiest 0'oher wed
Idings ulll sie lltinh pink, beie
ioiy, eggshell orf white and hut
delicate torn-H. One of the nniart- 1
eht of Washington weddings will
;hat flu.sh vehet for tlie bride,
J with rose vehet tor her attend
' ant.s.
Agree on Two Points
Long sleeves, preferably tlplit
ones with perhaps a 11 unusual cutT
treatment, and some kind of a
train that begins below the wair.t
line are the tio latest style points
upon w hi li all modish wedding
gow ns agree.
' Necklines are apt. io be modest
ly rounded, balteau Bliapyd. a
lhie8 nr(, I()t J,,,, battle line of
htle they once were. Kveryolie
nou concedeit that one bride wil!
look charming in a V, another in
wweet demure ri untiled neek
mn,. , anil hosm-il t.ilfcla add
thi-lr KprUliMy beauty to the
rholre the yoiins briile may make
I- sIlKhlly bnuff
Five New Favorites
i "l.eker, uli.ikier fubrlis
Kill In, v elvet, real lace, mou.-se-;
line de soie, chiffons - lend then.-
. I oung Actress Is
Hack rrom Ireland Where
She Studied for New Play
An Intei est Jim Id t of social
news In Kotu'hum circles U the re-
; 1 111 11 friim nbroai of Janet Youiik.
j who has h'-en appt-uring for sev
eral HeunojM with the Moroni Ol
sen players and w hose verbal ile
aetlnu is well know ll tit llieatle aa
( dh'tit lis hei e
j The young ;n in h.i i many
petsoiial till litis hi tlie -iiv tn
nhnrn her recent tilp will he of in
' teiest. She spent part of the sum-i.i.-r
In heland where die studied
dialect for "Aunimn 1'ite," one uf
Ihe plas In whirh her afi'eriism
Hie iitlittenet'S w j!) si-e her llli. sea
son tn Kn:;em Mi a Voting is a
giaduate of the ihauia depaitmeni
of the Cniveislity uf Oregon ami
one of the leading young Interpre
ters that Oregon lias given lo dra
ma. She has been w Inning fame for
herseli and ihe university throtuh
In r si age sn.re s.' i's. This e.ti
1 iie 011: pan y will im hide mot "
ilia 11 titty I'iiirs on iis seasoufil
lour. '
Mis. Millikin Entertains
for Son on Anniversary
lioiialJ Mtl!k:n. miii nt Mr. and
Mrs T. S Millikin ot li'veiside
Addiiton, was lumor guet on tin
occasion of his lllh birlltdny mini-
eT-.ir a 1 an informal afternoon
altait al wlii. h In lumber elller
lamed oti I clot-r t
Kullow tn:- uiie u . lot k lllll.-heoll
the r 1 1 1 ' 1 t 1 h)oeil i:a nes Ineludeil
in the ;,nnii vi-iy 1 lit- hnaor gni,
Alh-n Kent. U li:i Mrl.atir.hliu.
Sllitli v Mi I..HU hllii, Kowtl lent"H.
Leslie lluttei
Mid Ot tijln r l)in:in
Pat ty to. He C arrird
Out in Hallowe'en Slvle
Itei.ildnu ihe appi.iarh "ul I la!
i' e'l i ,f .'lie lei - in. aiilioutu
1' oi a II ilIoe'.-Ti ami ms
1 itm pa: ' !;iniie() by lal.c1
m hak. ts i-' o.I.m:. !.la in the Indian k A
lo Ihe toelit- i'M- 1 il the ( ir.nna hot I
. 1'IhO.iu e.e- .1 l' I M.e .l. -I. If -I A
vWi.uion Mr ,i ,1. , js ,:, r,a.re X IW
:-h M: a :! I - no ; iu the .li:i.'r i r W.a'
I M V. lid!".: over n,. J.e alteino..:)
Mi - 1 and jut nt nn'eineiil of t't
- : - ' 1 i I Ht of r-i; l.uKee . hiii; TU-ll
i. ' " ,11 te Made ( i; her W OI U M !
!. .i.-i l-ui and prujictn . : it:-
' I ' 'Si 1 V i '
fit " w v I - 14 h
. (S I If
, ' & 4
'i. tw.
The pink brocided gown at the left ha. a circular skirt with train
made in one with the back bodice panel. The veil is of Alencon lace.
At the right i. an off-white velvet gown featuring a novel sleeve treat,
ment and a tiered skirt.
! Daughters of Nile
I Invited to Entlcr
i Home for First Meeting
1 011 Tuesday evening Mrs. Roy :
Kntler eiiteriained at her attra.-'
live home hi Laurelwood. Inviting
Ml Uie rveillllg mciiioeiH .
dotna Club, i.iLir,ht
10 he her guest. s
of the Nile,
their first
niei ilng ihls fall.
Projects for litis fall wenv di--iuMil
and plans made for fu
lute social allaii.. Eitctlon of uf
fleers was posipuiud until the
next meetm. niMmsum w.iS
held concerning C.ie November
ceremonial to he held in Poritand
and a oiiimtinU ai ion was read
from thu Queen of the 01 guula-
t mn.
At ihe dose of the evening Mrs.
Kntler seived lefreshnieiitH to the.
1 1 guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Micelli
Ask l ew for Dinner
A dinner pai'y of
i.t'r;utlL' up-
puii.niienis was gtv
:i by Mr. and
Mis. V J. Micelli lor a lew
1 rii -nils at 1 lie ir home, 71 T Soul il
1'ine slieet, Tuesday evetilni;.
Sea'eit aiutr.l tlie pnt'ily atraio;
etl t::4!e wciv Mr. and Mrs. Win
Mill, .Mi. and Mis. A C. Marsteis.
Mi.s. Annie Ktisell, Mr una
Micelli.
Tiie lotip w as t iitertMined in-,
iturially iollowln; the dinner
ho. r.
Mr. and Mra. Campbell
Lnt:rtain for Son and ife
y r a; d Mv?. to-in go Cam pit-11
. 'i ;. i ' :une at : t liai ti'int'ly hp
puinv I d;i iter on !otnta ee:nin:
fu '' id. .i-tne nt theii sou ami
! i l-I"i r i.i 1., w. Mr. and Mis J.-s
t ' . i .it II. w !.o Ime li -en vi-ii'MM
i.eie ' ' . paM lew Weeks tinl 1
r'ltchl.a: i:. M.c-.
i i . v rie laid for lie- liwwr
!.u -.s-. :-:id .V:-; .1 O
!. "li. M'v I" S;a;i:. Mr. IMa.
Mi th ;i;.i1 tin- li.isis
l ashion Plaque
AN AFTLilNOUN SLIPPER Of
t rfv n.tvv Ci'ept 4 emt h.ta
.in i.'S-rt o' h ue trd a-d pp
" : vt ;i'vci.
I Junior High P. T. A.
I Elects Delegates
A called meeting of the Junior
High. P. V. A. was held rlday
evening, October 5, for the purpose
Qf naming delegates to the district
"'i-,,...,..,,!,.,, tll hl. hnro ilctnhrr
23, 2 and 2.V Having ninety mem
bers entitles the association lo
Ihree delegates, w ho are Mi s. T.
II. Nchs, acting for President I r.
It. R. Shoemaker, who i unable to
attend. Mrs. Carl U. Neal. Mrs. E.
Met7i r and Mis. li. C. Kinley and
fhp a,Hrnfl,,.rt an, Mn). v. Short,
; MyH A lt;aim ana Mra A u
; (.a.(l.
j
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan l'ullerton
and M i s. Annie l'i ntoti left this
week for the south to be gone for
J the next few weeks. They are
making tlie trip by auto. Mr..
I l'enton will visit in San Fran
cisco with her two daughters,
j Mrs. N. 0 Krwln and Mrs. J. Fer
i gtison. Mr. and Mrs. Pullerton
will visit In Oakland.
Hardv Border
Is I ncomplete
Without Iris
BY ROMAINE B. WARE
for NEA Service.
It is not too late td plant rr
transplant ln. '!'he are vy
hurdy and in mass plantings
make one ctf the grandest show.
ji the hardy TMnb-r. Pl.int thcni
in clumps or drifts, usinn a hif
loeii to ii hundred of a kind.
l'lte Miulliply very fast Hiid
lit mhl be di ided and reset
"very io or threv jears.
Iris must hae cix-d diain
i.;e and are partiralarly tit
homo on a hitl-hle. All of the
rail, haeider Mirieties compels-
llivt r.iost of tit. UKHleril ones.
IH,e lime but th- .lapan-'fe and
-ilh rlans recent it. None of
rhem ill stand bat nj aid ma
ri'p-e. Pone meal ( the b t
liwnc to lei d them At this time
they may he et out and old
i lumpa titav he divided and re
M l ii i- Im i d.'i e te 11 t'.i1
oil ilr. and do not waier
th'm as they are liUei lo rot.
Ins should he planted not
-loser th.in 1.' to 1 inches and
i he ihX.mn or heavy flehy
part ot the root fr'ionhl ! bare
h en d I Vep plaatim; re
iit.Ii i,to'li ami linites dU
li o,i are not famiii-ir with
the lieu arietie- of tS Oti
ii n:t - -in'.- .ttmiethititf. Tliey
ire i.'v different from the
r.n.--'" of the o'd tashioned c;ir
!. rii-'i.' arc m o i1 bundled
ood ,uieile- to be had Hi n'-l
irn.s fioTi, irti cents ui'waid
'oiiie u j fine ineji HO' priced
it one dollar and many good
u s are nun ii less.
1 11 t'H llltot, : t. W Look iliet;1
a. in a to,l In (amh loth
l u I'eait. I.eut A William
on. Madam i .H i alt i Im n . Pros
pvro, t ti'ora in itasAdi ur le i
ai, Queen ( aii'iinil and SIht
m W'tntln. All of t'.nee will be
lT'kmI in any aitl.n.
(selves more gracefully to this sea
son's modes.
The fitted bodice, called aeml
j princess by uuiiie, i a vcrj" sale
choice for the bridal gown. At
; hip-length tiers, ruffles, panels,
circular godets, shirred panders
and other ingenious skirts can
give Individuality. The wedding
gown Is a little longer than sum
mer frocks, too.
Enhance Gown's Beauty
Veils this autumn are practical
ly all cap veils, iiut ahey are de
signed 011 tha brldtf's had, with
one eye on enhancing her beauty,
the other on heightening the
gown's style. Lace skull caps, with
tulle veils. Jeweled caps with lace,
tulle turbans or glittering dia
mante ones are all good. Slippers
can be had this autumn for every
I type of gown, crepe de chine ones
with lace Inserts, satin, velvet, kid
with modernistic appliqued decora
tion and embufeseu tatteta ones. -I
Two of Paris' loveliest October
ibrickil frowns show the preferenco
' for color, one using off-white vel-
vet, the other a very handsome
brocade In flush pink,
j Both agree on the authenticity
of princess lines to hip-length, and
-on lonp. tight sleeves. Hut their
skirt and sleeve Interpretation is
( quite different.
1 uroan ot rcans
A pink brocaded row 11 cuts Its
skirt circular, wit It the train made
in one with the back bodice panel.
The veil is a gorgeous one of
Aleucon lace flushed pink as the
gown. It has an extremely regal
looking turban of pearls and lace
and the veil falls from It to ex
treme length over the brocaded
train.
The off white velvet gown has
an extremely chic sleeve interpre
tation, a circular flare handing
over a tight cuff. The skirt Is five
tiered, with the circular back fall
in.: its full four yards from the
hipllne.
The tulle veil Is attached to a
beautiful lace skull cap, which has
its pattern outlined with diamante.
Catholic Daughters
I Postpone First of
I Series of Parties
The first of the series of the.
w Inter season's card parties to
have been sponsored this week by
j the Catholic daughters of America"
(was postponed by the ottfanizatioii
due to the death of the son of the
! president of the daughters.
I The series will be started later
una fall una win Include a proup
of monthly card parlies to be
Hiven at SI. Joseph s Parish hull,
Mrs. T. 11. Ness the general chair
man. Last year the scries proved so
delightful in Focht circles that the
announcement t hut they would be
held again this season has occa
sioned pleasure atuor.t; devotees of
bridge and five hundred.
'.' if
Mrs. E. H. Tnisk, a visitor here
through the summer and early fall
months as a guest at the home of
her daughter and husband. Kev.
and Mrs. Krnest Potter Punnells,
on Cass street, left mid week for
her home iu Concord, New Hamp
shire. Mr. and Mrs. Rast
and Family Depart
for National Capital
Roseburg friends, who . so en
joyed their delightful visit here
recretted the departure this week J
of Mr. and Mrs. John ltast aad !
their pod. w ho have been here
t hrnmrh i he inont h of September
from Wjisiiinc'on. P. C.
The vis;tots. who have been ex
tensively eniertatned by their
friends while here. leTt on TtP's
day for their home in the vam.
They were ncrompanied as far
north as Pot ' hind by Mr. Kast's
t o jd-ciers. Ml s J. K. Saw yet
and Miss Gertrude Rast.
Club Meets to Plan
fo- Autumn Entertainment
The Home Economics Club it
Melrose G:anp" ;ne Thursday aft-!
einoon wt;h Mrs. Ot'o Matthews
as hostess. (
A very pleasant afternoon was
silent aiTanjiinc for a gtanee en- i
ten air men I tn he nivn by the ',
tadii-s poine time in the future.
Re: rt slino nts were ived to the
itue-s later.
Those pteennt were Mesdames
11. P. Conn. Iaid Pusenbark. P
A Puenhark. T-tso llu.senbark.
Fred Golf. Cllttoid Mahley. J.
1'lutio i. F.J 'I onip.tou and Ln.ma
P. W oo.
Smick P. T. A. Meets
to Outline inter Progmm
The rcyular meetfnc tf ihe
Sinn k P T. A. was held 1 hur-
dn. itoher 11. nisny mat tern o: '
bnf uieM lieinc discu-f.il p.-rtain :
tUiT lt t,l:i) BpparaHis and school
e. iiptneiit , up (ic)mn1 house was
thorouti'ly renovated and sea - s
r r.iOed ty the NMoriation at
t'lot: iMte very Inteniin: r
ivocram foltnwed the bufnets ?e-'
Hl.ltl
A ivlle l n.eti'ir of ih asoei.i- ;
w;s ),). Srpicmhir it
hhh time delK-ates to the con
vent ion were -ducted s follow : I
Mrs Har:y Col!ion and Mrs. -J.
KfM r. I
I Opening the series of monthly .
meetings for this season the I'mp-1
qua Chapter of tot DiUlifirs cf
the American Revolution gave a :
most successful and very Interest
ing program on Monday, the oc
casion being Caroline Scott Harri
son day in memory of the first
president of the order. The host
esses for the afternoon were Mrs.
I R. H. Grinsted, assisted by Mrs.
I Cam P. Cayler and Mrs. A. J. Bel
lows, the affair being at the Orin
sted home, which was prettily de
corated with dahlias, autumnal fol
iage and other colorful flowers lu
baskets tuid bowls.
Mrs. W. E. Boise was chairman
of the memorial program. Mrs. E.
B. Stewart, chapter regent, was in
charge of the opening of tlie busi
ness meeting. Among the Interest
ing projects of the year discussed
by the chapter was work to be
done Tor the veterans hospital In
; Portland. The chapter ia also going
to entertain with a party to raise
funds for the Champoeg .park In
Oregon City, whtch is to be made
as a memorial tn Oregon Pioneers.
Plans for this affair will be de
finitely maae later. j
! The members also discussed ar
rangements for the next meeting,
which is to be a luncheon 011 No
vember 15 In compliment to the
jstate regent. Mrs. C. E. Appersou
'of McMinnville.
I A beautiful memorial service
was held for Mrs. J. W. Hamilton,
an active member of Vmpqua
Chapter who passed away Jn the
late summer
' At the close of the afternoon
the three hostesses served a buf
fet luncheon to the 18 members
present and the regent distributed
j Tuesday Program for
Woman's Club in Charge :
of County Health Unit
Mrs. John E. Runyan has marge
of arraneemonts ror the program
i to he given at the reRUlar fort
nightly meeting of the Roseburg
Woman's Club on next Tuesday.
Mrs- H. L). Harris, the president
'will preside at the mctin. which
J w ill be in the club rooms' on South
t Jackson street.
The program will be jsivtn over
(entirely to the county health
unit. Entertainment will consist of
I a musical selection by Mrs. Jo
1 seph Shockley, cornet, and a talk
by Mrs. Harry Boyle, county chair
man of the Christtyas Seal Sale,
on that work. Miss Helen Atwood,
county health nurse will give some
details on field work in the counly
heiilth department.
flt
Ladies of Club
Entertain for Matron
The ladies of the Helview Club
entertained with a miscellaneous
shower for Mrs. Fred Hoyer whose
! house and contents were destroy
j d by fire a few weeks ago. In
vited as guests were the ladles of
' ldxonville and South Deer Creek.
I Games and conversation took up
I the ti'rrw. Many beautiful gifts
i were received by Mra. Boyer. At
I the close of the afternoon dainty
I refreshments were served.
FLOWERS FOR FALL
K-".-.'wr Ft- -
! g imw'
!
the year books.
New Officers In Charge
The officers of ?h chapter for
this year are Mrs. E. B. Stewart,
regent; Mrs. V. M. Campbell, vice
regent; Mrs. Helen O. Smitk,
chaplain; Mrs. Cam P. Cayler, sec
retary; Miss Katherine Busenbark,
treasurer; Mrs. Frank H. Churchill,
registrar; Mrs. Chas. F. Sowers
by, historian.
Advisory Board Members
The advisory board Is composed
of Mrs. R. H. Grinsted, Mrs. V. E
Boise and Mrs. 8, M. Keliey.
Committee Chairmen
The committee chairmen for
this year include the following:
Americanism. Mrs. S. M. Keliey;
Angel Island, correct use of flag,
Miss Katherine Busenbark; con
servation and thrift, Mrs. 1). N.
Busenbark ; Champoeg Memorial,
publicity, Mrs. E. B. Stewart; I).
A. R. loan Tund. Mrs. Frank H
Churchill; preservation historic
spots, national old trails. Rev. Rel
ics, Mrs. .Helen (i. Smick; Caroline
Scott Harrison Memorial, foreign
relations, Mrs W E. Boise; Sons
and Daughters of the Republic,
Mrs. Glenn Kiddle; patriotic edu
cation. Miss Adeline Stewart; l S.
veterans hospital, Mrs. R. H. Grin
sted ; Memorial Continental Hall
Library, real daughters, real grand
daughters, Mias Myrtle Nelson;
genealogical research. Mrs. D. E.
Hennigh; better films, Mrs. Wm.
Bell; preservation of records, his
torical research, Mrs. Chas. F.
Sowersby; manual for Immigrants,
magazine. Mrs. Cam P. Caylor;
constitution hall finance, Mrs.
Win. M. Campbell; national de
fense, legislation in congress, Miss
Margaret Page.
Club Resumes Regular
Meetings This Week
The members of the Women's
Club of Garden Valley spent a de
lichtful afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Hugh Ritchie. Jr-, on Thurs
day of this week following a vaca
tion period of three months.
Plans and. suggestions were re
ceived and discussed at the busi
ness meeting for the winter
months' program and at the close
of the pleasant afternoon a dainty
t wo course luncheon was served
by the hostess, assisted by .Mrs.
I onna Ferguson. Those present
were the Mesdames Rt Ewens,
Donna Ferguson, R. S. Hutton. C.
W. Hughes, J. Erwin Page, Fred
Panoit. J. L. Potvln. Hugh Rit
chie. Sr., Adam Schneider, Peter
Sinclair-
Visitors for the afternoon wero
Mrs. Mary Potvln and daughter.
Mrs. Creswell. The next meet
ing of the club will be held nt
Mrs. R. H. C. Woods home Octo
oer 25th.
P. N. G. Club Frolics
at Old Fashioned Party
The Past Noble Grand's Club
frolicked at a delightful affair of
the week when Mrs. C. H. Wick
ham, assisted by Mrs. J. G. Steph
enson, entertained at an old fash
ioned party on Thursday evening.
The rooms were colorfully ar
ranged with seasonal flowers for
the affair. For the best costume,
(Continued on page 3)
Fall flowi-r styles
Mature sturdy
dahlias or chrys
nromunu I n
ta iiy tones in a
lKutonnicre 1 o r
t r v v t wear
(iilwtve; ouli:d.i.
rosen ami fern
In the new largo
slfouJdrr shower
bouquet for after
no o :i (upper
left ). and. h- .
tiny roseb.:d .
ttilw roses an!
Miles of the val
ley for the new
est of h tl.e
anVlef bouquet.
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