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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEDURG. OREGON. SATURDAY. JANUARY 26. 1929
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SOCIETY
BY GRACE CARROLL
All Contribution to ibis I'aii. Society, Women's Clubs.
1'erMoualM Khouid Be Telepboo-.! to the Bocfoly
tdltor by FrUlar of Each Weak.
NLIVENTNti t h e.
r-itih calendar tor
this week have In v
-.eve r a I especially j
.deasurable eve'iu;
iinoiiK Ihe IiiWT ao-
ml inaction
On Tin sdny was
; he parly at which
Irs. J. ('. Hume and
laduuie M. J. Shot
laktr entertained
U; mat! otiH f Dftdnuru. C.uh,
imtihu-iH at tie Nile, thy lovely
allun c'uir.prHiU'i.tiiiK Miss Kvelyn
Qd.ii1. popular bride-elect. Anoth
er entertainment that evenim?
width uuh a deliWitliil occasion
-hawing the Intercut f a number
ul fori, ry lulk wait ihe dancing and
ran! parly at which ihe member
of llif Kiks Cliih were hosts. The
livening following held pleasure for
h4ih'k group when the Manmiic
loilp MHertained with a piot-iam
for .the Kustern Htar minltem and
l';wiL Masters.
Among the coming events of
particular interest are I wo iniiH.f at
programs, one to be niven 1 hi
evening hy the Willamette Glee
Club at the Junior hUh school and
t hi other a concert hy Williams'
Colored Hinders, who were 80 fav
orably receive d last year. Tiie
latter group will appear In thin t-r.y
on February 7.
- The first of a rerles or ciU'l
parties lo be Klvrn by the social
club rcroup of St. Joseph's Catholic
1
Fashion Talks Through Hats
t
E As Her Head Is Dressed So Is Milady
4 Vf j?k :AV- r &
''HA ?
0 v y
Sprint bnt:i Inii'xlui" m sttaws nnd r.-.h-hn, n.-w -. i s. mw hte-s (;...) The vts laeM I.- the
ffiirf b.'tl. fTie t.f wlilb ! a soli pastel pink felt liirtuiu int i t.-aiely ni:;n.put:Ucd. wild chiMon crt-pe .w.tih
(tm .1. I'll'ppinii thinm:h one m le and tii' lilixilnc a Ion, rvint (liM'-r riau A n.itui.ii l lidnc biiiitkok
ttirbati feaiurt lueirHlsr sides, a lolded hi lui, htm) nlin b:indiin: th.ti ties In Mi" In. k (I, own) K'-hoo;
linen hui ul b-iioiii lor a poke shajwd bat with stu'H front and back and w hie hides. It is tolnnuiiy
handed
r.v iii:ni;y
For M'
m:v vuiik. j.i
rum- thv.n ns'-re i ;t
inuaut Ir.t . e t li
inn
t r I 'Wi -e. Mill e
n UO'ii'ltl pK My el
Is li.yht 1'iai t.'
th" KetltbM ; i .. !,i
hats ah'o d'erve (
li
ve inpx,trrnioi .
"I 'Hie Mi-liiiM) lii
iil- r (d i li - U
hold in style.
H;lri an.
r:e,e;.J f'ir lie
tilHlluex re
iIihii frocks, g
Jl'Itl
nil-
Co lor ftil H.lt nd Sjriny:
When h-its rro roiorinl it n-u
llllv Hiigiirs H colorful Sp:illK lei
all the realm of women's i
oil w ill .TMUetltber that thr i 1m
q-iltioiiM plain little left H a t- u
jrw-foiit so preceded Hie f t " '
suit nii.frm f hst piactiejiHy '
i. i juloH'"' M"re n-rrnrj
flaring hrino. more ndiTTtinH-ni. a
ehsn.;e In oiiilifie and im reasln
detail In Manipulation of mate
rHis In hats lame betore the intri
cate factions in garments today.
. ...( is 4.. iimi..., llml a.vt V-
I tiere'iMi-, i- n - ...... - v
one concerned with women's Mine
i.hmfM wjt.n half. Hiit ts why
P'"t lU-aeh l no. t. hi htd.l -nch ul
Xtultv i. Uaii-. til' :r vluu t.v.i!l
and
church will be among February's
la r gent events, the organization
entenalnini at the parish hall on
the niirhi ot February 12.
The latent arrival In the club
cfTie of ltonehuri( Is the lail
fcli.s Club which was formed tU;-a
week and lo which the wive-:,
inothem, ft i. stern or daughters ;t
members ot the Kika Club are
eligible, to membership.
Lodge Affair Is Among
Large Events of Week
Of much Intercut, in lodge doinr.-.
for this week wan the entei tarn
nipr f hv I Jiiirf' ImI Ni 1 3 A
b w,,.,i k m f iru .,.,.(.! t
on Wednenday eveninK at the Ma
Konic Temple. The oceanion was
pat inaiipi" nikbt and members
of the K.inter Star lodge were in
vited IfUentH.
The pnwram waH cjulte en joy -able
and included a danre : Mi-
Norma Winston, pupil of the Nova
Fiate Sch(Ml or lwncln:;, a tron:
hone nolo by Chester .MorKau, with
piano accompaniment hy Mr,
elm. H. Helnllne, a bines solo by
s:orty Snyder, accompanied by
Frances l.lntott.
CnrtlK fornird d.venlon for dif
ferent (croup duiiiiE the rest or
the evenitiK and refreshments
served at the close. About i;, ,
were In attendance at the pleasui-1
ab'e affair.
li li ..aiio-. all al.n.j th - line. Mlly ftniiu;, t uior made r
Variety M.irks Strav sum ft ttiiv hat and i-il o : l.l
V .ii t." y ul -i i a w in v. n I lii .. nai t.iu M.mi o! the lltl f -ai f
M'l I be tit .1 n.H.xM.t "liv tin lit bas.- ai nl t it f.-i. s li and
Ii nil. 1 1 .li i tul u -it tin: t In- (in r. ,t -:iu: l ni i v 1 1 i . t ln-T mat r him.
we.ilih nf new fiini. fur ruv, ni .i!i-. :he.i ilc oihihii a.-, u.il ,
Mid e:i- int.. - I i ) . ' 1 1 1 . Pi. hh.. nil. il,-- lii,'..! lie; .a- .
1'itiii.oK. I'.itu Mi-no-. f. '..ul 'ilt . 1 1 a -fit p,'ii'l pii,l
bcnnii antl liilmtn lire m-. n in i,h t ii ). ;i. i !i- . i ! y ( ,t nh i ; i k
I.CiltM. Tl met n! t'.rlll ill'- t;,r l,,.u: M.li-;i, t s.tlM-l tn a
ettnle -Maw.! ':ili it Mi-'MI -( h ,, ; f ,,t iwImI C'.h "
"e.li loili irr-l.eet n- r i i.ii ) a li I I'. Ill If id ; lbrni:hi'
I" V In'e-p'e ,,M.ri CI. i is i. lul., i:J,. ,,f I . Iwt I.I'd
iUv. ,iv l(n'l't:.'it 111 ' in ; i:it " f tr ,u n . ; u,.- !i.i -U'.er. .X
b' eill . V, I'd l. ,-r: et'.:i. iiv nl.iio . I., tbe kUIS beni.
-m l v-- !i:id-:' are iv.-le Youth m Thi? Hai
I 'li iltie'i-e. I" w em 'o- l! I i In !Pu tiatilu the . id.T Sl o:
b!u. i:iaiv li'iu ln-ur. eiinliilf ,,j v, ;, , , -i t(( il.-.if men- i..n
i-ic! s eiiil far In ..t i;r. ,v ,,i ,, ,- :.. Hi m!w:i -.
than- Ihe l.-M otm III.,. t,n - JM).p, i.-'imih I: -ti ;h) ;
inetewei hli.i.e.t. wi'lt lt 1, D i ei. 'i:tu.
" " ' i:i"-ir (i.- n-na y,rt (.nth ir.mt ani I a -U ni.d 1 1
nentalKH) i luu e- ),.k -;tn,i- ,, inuni.-d I i a lo't'hi.il .
lhsln-;.M-b. the eM !n...eN ft ,,. t m slripe.! bind ot
'I'!":. H:litK Hui l,1h an. I tui:: , .!,. j . en. -v,t n- i ml m ;oiv gni
bio k Mft.ii lie o nvxn . i..i n- Oi . m.li.ei trim II
lie, !..(!IOl. fMtl:- Ml I- 't.ll -l.iU.ll s mil P.if In so I TV'"!e
I lie- Hie li'Wl '.: N.!- -,.'. It )v Vl,u ;,,.lti t;W jtl-
.!. t.Tt'Ulf tH- Wt.le ,r VI... U m.lil O.
' M,w ,! r' ,;. , v ... , H ,.. . KI. t) i ,, i
h.-!. fine It.m ei - . ,i .t I .m . v ,,,,,. fc. (Cll.x . . t, u.n II it
I'lul i it N'i -I'MiL bm. ,i, , ,,,,,, j.. t';,it hr- wbic'i
Now tte S(.iff M.lt: :.ir- liewil ml a woCMll'! Pi' file
The n.ct let tin -.en it lrt tit tin i a Cliini"' hart. K'k in
!' sen hai It n: e is niii ttto, .;!t n-iUini tone. . m a in n;i i 'i v. inc.
She Wil) lellKMIlti.r t'le ol.j (, In ( imhii tild-il brtsti w -m h 1.1 tll'MI
Vf-ilf lil.lt 11 ed 'o --,.!tie l,e i il .' tfh:-t st'ilV nain'U ,1'Hi o'
Hlllr ll'l till ImM It !! ti'iil ti .i;. , : iii;i;ii;I rile. i. il Ul-.-l
r de III i e o il ,. 'unlit- e. tin thiotK:i I'M' hi mi .:nd rr':i ai: i
! . .. . l... ... ,im bea.m- tifd ui a Unit bv at th U. i
! Catholic Ladies Will
Entertain With Benefit
Card Party February I 2
IVbiuary 1-' irf tnail:'d as uti !
tiX'.a:iiK uocial dtite on the cul-(-m:.ir
l.ea ih ;:tlio!ic laui a
wi l lauiKh the tlt.-.t ti iiiioUici
iri-s ol rf-tn'iHi.i! rtrd parin i.
Oa itu.t vtrin: ilie n-nup will en
teruiin b..'i.-f a:id live bun-
dr a m tlie p.iriu hull.
The h.-m-rii U in tlurv cf
T. II. Nitm, Keneritl ciiiiii imhii, who
'will b- ajl.-.i.-d by Mi-k K;ia!i.-h
' 1'jntl. Mm. I'hil Hohl a:nl Mih. .J.
1 G. K nifi.
i Mibii ai mi hi bent v. Ill i siiertJiia
ihos. alTrnidn dm in.: the e . -n
Hi if and at the clo.t- pi iwl!
be even and lelrc-hiiH ills wilt i'-H-ive.l.
r- C
Mrs. Cliurcii and Miss Bates
Entertain for 1 7 at
j Valentine's Affair
I A ehaimitiK evmitis p:iify l-r
, which s. ainiitine'M lny was h
n:U.ii. ejle lallletl a Kioui Ul' lh''
1 younf r inati'oiiH and itiaid.i 0:1
Thim-day when Mrs. lUlph Chun
Hhi til. Venoia hitle.H llied it
hoKTcHRe.i at a wattle KUi'p..-t
alt.tir iH'iiiK at llu ( hurch t. iut- :t
j 414 tiil a Hlieet.
Far lite ntTasioti red nnl white
j provided the mot if. Utile red
( heart h heliiK ut ed la decoration.
iSi'w:ji,' v.hh the divei-slon during
liie eveniim. Mis.n Ki-i" HudMou
HS: iteil I lie ho.il t : ;eH ill sei Vint;
1 The lint Included the Madame;! I
1 K H. Wali-n. Iloyd Itiuton, C. .
Celrell, Kay lU-ehtolt, (;enn Kaila-I
j bau-jh. Glade Itrutou. Adrian
' lllooni. the Mls-'es Kb ie Hudnon,
Gladys I (. I, lieieu rerMUson,
Warr.ii. Klii.lieth Hour
hill. Faith Miles. lie;-iha Kuhr,
Helen Pearce, Thelma l eaice, K.-e
f't'r -Miller.
Modern
Vstvet has gone
modernistic,
iiong with
furniture
an-1
jewtr,
and has gone to
its advantage,
for the
Patterns are
chic and new,
and proclaim
they are
up to the
minute.
This afternoon
frock comes in
oil tones of
brown
and beige
transparent
velvet.
The pattern is
bold, but not
unpleasantly
eo, and the
velvet tassels
at the unusual
neckline
and -it the
low hipline
are delightful.
Supreme Queen. D. of N.,
to Be Entertained in
Portland Jan. 30
Members or Hndou:a C I u W,
Daughters of the Nile, ae quite In
terested in plans for the enter
Inittnient of Victoria Crolse-. of
Io3 An. roles, the supreme queen of
the older, in Porlland on ednes-
day. J.tnuarv 3, and venil pian
to be there for the occasion.
b 1 i '
Nytr.a Temple, No. 4 will give a ' color note of pink and gieen m
eenaeaiia! for the hiipn me cjuePii I Ge dei jiulious.
a) a o'clock that af:eriiion 111 the I At the tables during the eve
Mnsonic T-mi-le in Portland. Atilnln' were Misa KUzabuth Parroll,
address will be made by the hon-ar
ffiiest and tiie al tei noon's fern i vi
lli's wil! Include v pedal feature
by lite ,uia i'i mpe pai.'oi.
A dir'acr for tiienilH-rs of the or
der v 111 he given at 6:311 nY'oek
U edne day vtntiig at the Benson
hoi el a nd v ill be I o! tow ed liv a
pr-jtrram at ?t o'clock. At & oNiock
j theie v-ill be fniioal dancing and
cards at the Shiine miditoiiitm.
The r. ular b'.mlnecs session v.t
the day will include iw luncheon i.t
j 1J o'cUtck. the husincMs meeting, a
I n:e:noi I:;! re: Vice at 2:ui' o'clock.
j n FeiKuarv id thev uiii be in-1
.-Hal. all.i:i ot o:i!,-eia of Ihe o.-1
Kintatioii. the ilte.i to be in th
I eveiijii" nt 8 o'clock and the
! fiue.'n'ii hall is to be given an hoai
i later. .
, Four Matrons Entertain
et L-ovely Luncheon
on I hursdny
f 'I hui'.-la s
tcTive ai
luncheon
.-.is the one oc
A. C. Maisters h
Kai- .;nert vli.
mi
U : h
.!'!.
t'-rv. Mrs. S.
('. Y Couitney.
K- ( oilier, M:.
nd Mis. Mary
H.inliiM; etitevi aincfl lor the uu :n
lit is of tie central circle of the
Fit i Methodist Fphropal chinvli
tidies Aid.
CoVr.nl npindiTini nts were .n
rV. O M rtf th small table wi.e 'i
h-id ct mi-! pje-es of c.4i na;in:i
Civ. -is .t if laid for ;'.'. i-.h-sts
l the a'teriioon hears ( niiM.-n :
wi ce:;(ni-'i.., hv the p ,,f
Hie ctniM h. Dr. Chan. Kduatd v
A bu-1' .-- sv" ion w.is toilo'.
by ( hai'Mdt-.-i.
Ur; a A. Puts New
Officers in Chair i
The V. i A s second niece
O,' Ihe 11 : ' ill I D WfS belli Tlllti '
t.i i i with i!n pew nMii'rr.t ie th.
. en-, and on r.i;idtiale itn'i.-.i, .
ns il l. Htl.l Ml'S. Steven-".
b;-,l
Il: I ;e ef I :ie mI'Ij: I v-;ri
' .'einim Mm! leli esllTiieii
::.' demy I'.iatl" fo:- a f:--'
i ii.ii In . t h tntitti: .
o'; n e r. in-lulled v. en-: M
Wil . pte.Od tn . Mr I i
J';c.deiil : Mrs .Ma. id I'.e
V;:i
1.IM).
' M. ..ien' : M.s I ' i i,
!!' :i ;. , o: tiln: weretii. v
x: ' li'pl. li'iarM i.'l . f:
;.' M : I dim Kai:cb, I i
it i r , i -'r; in H'Vir.i'vr, r
!a:n ; .V s I'om t.a'nn'en,
-' : '-i-s I I..p;- I H.: 'I
il' li.n.p i. II ; m- C.i"he;n
'. O I' . V.m M,-ini -re
t -' : 1 3 . J . K ; Mrs KdtiA Kau .
p'"f lie ii srvnito lit ; Mvs. Ci.t
li i l:-ut.e, i antain : livi V.a,
' ' t.- ,il ( lM CO ior Iw.lej ; j
t.diiM .l, nitr l-;,( r.
' . and Mis. .1 I. Iih-h-m y
of K' - Nut :. elite! tamed mi fl:, r
I- e fi Lu-'eiT leeeill l iir n
In nt. -t- p ii iy lor H few of t h, ir
In. tiiMi to.iiieily ;v-d lo if.
hi tiie nni(i w. ri' Mr. hui) Vt H.
L. IWhikm. My. mid Mrs M,i i
' if Atl.-n. Mr. and Mrs. J.t.
S i . - it k i 1 r . Mr. and Mis. S N.
om.a. tot mer lo-mmi and .
D II. IW-L.i-uk. .V t . J :si!.e Me J
i. . . 11 a h.
Velvet
vif I
Mr. and Mrs. Harding
Entertain Club at
Dinner and Bridge
An affair ot much pleasure for
a bridge club group occuriir. mid
week w as the J o cluck bullet din
ner followed by bridge at which
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Harding en
tertained at their apartments in
, the I mpu.ua notei on eunesua.
, Cai nations provided a charnim::
Air. and Mrs. A. G. Sutherland,
Mr. ar.d Mrs. Charles W. Wharton,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A Detin, Mr.
and .Mrs. W. F. Chapman. Mr. Gent?
Pai rott and Mr. and Mrs. Hard
ing. Mrs. l'.. M. Lehrbach entertaia
etl intot nially at dinner on Sund.t).
ariatiMin the affair in aonor of
her husband. Dr. Ihrbach, on the
occasion of his birthday annlver-
I aty. and for Mr. and Mrs. Fred
' Schwartz.
! O
Radio Party Given for
0 a -j
: leasure Ot Maid
' on Annivarsary
' j A delightfully Infonnal affair of
i last Sntutday ivening was the ra
j dio party ai which Mrs. It. W.
Melni.n. r and Mrs. Itiuger H. laiird
i joined as hoslespes at the Melss-
ner noine rompiimeni ing .hiss nor i
tOthy .Mams on her birthday aunl- !
J versa iy.
I.ntei- tn the evening the host
jesses rerved refreshnn nts.
r.;ijoing the occasion w :re !
M?-.s Doroth- Mains. Miss Maxin- j
Laird. Mr. ami Mrs. I.. K. Wad-:-!
w-onh, Mr. nnd Mt:. Frank Laird,
Mr. and Mrs. Hinder II . Lai id.
Mr. and Mrs. XI. W. Melssner. Ultly
j Vi 'adsworth, Fran); Lady and Ilur
- ton Laii.l.
i j v iy o
; 1 An lnferesiinc visitor etitertnin-
ed here the past week has been
: Mi. C. F. Ford, young Ku-ene
f'm.iliori. who has been the house
1 t.i. st of Mrs. Ivan l.'Jrki ns at the
j Kohlhii-.;en Apartments. She re
tutnid home Thursday evening,
i it c-
I T riendly Class'
Entertained at Supper
I The rnudty
tidly Bible class of the
ytern church was en: - : -
i pot-luck supper Thu;.i -
' Li' l I're. hv
: f tain-'d at
I. I d:i . (-ring.
i rh'.-e piet nt were: Mrs. Amy
I For-; tt, .Mr. and M : s. I.ei Con
. in il. Mr. and Mrs, H. W. Acb:ir.
, j Mr and ';s. lit.niei W. liiow, Mrs. '
j MibltAI Let-dy. Mr. and Mrs. Har
; I old F, Slierlv. Dr. sn I Mr:.. Clair j
t ' K. Alien. Mr. nnd Mrs. W. M.
. CiKilinei:.. Mr. and lrs. F . A.
tool;. :. ani .Mrs. H H. I'hilpott,
Mis M.iruti C Itellnws. Mrs.
llet.ri-e i .dhatn. Ms Matxn1' Ar
i Kit.-. Mr J. Arthur. Mrs. LI Ha
Vowel. Vint L'lnnr 1 Sheik. Miss l
. ) Th -!tiu ller!,.Tln.:u.p. Vl Ve na
("mother., nnd Mr F llelliuell
. Alt'T 'l.ppef nnd buine(( 't-S-
, ' sto'i the i vent us wh s("nt in vn--j
I-ins nu t s of c. tines and nmusc
1 1 meprs.
Sewing Society Plans
for Easter Sale
tin T'm (-day nlein-vni fhe I..
die o iii -wintp v;efy f St
J.e-t ih s church no t for a h lai
;:f riiiHoi ai ite t.aiih hall and
'.Mrs J KoMiig was ho-.te.-n fm
I' ihe oeea i n.
Dm ui; l'ie afternoon hour lb"
c:iMip planned their woik for lb1
.next le month. and sewed ."nr
ll-e Kjsler Mill
1 K.
:U.
niuent wcrr srrvoO hi
. to 1 1j.1i- j.
i
4
Two Matrons Hostesses at Roseburg Teacher Has
Lovely Dinner and Shower High Standing at
for Bride-Elect ! Normal School
One of the week's very charm-j Mrs. Golda Wkkham, Roseburg
Ihk affairs was the 6 o'clock dm- ( teacher w ho U attentlinK the Nor
ner and ahower at whhrh Mrs. J. mat School at Monmouth this senv
C. Hume and Madame M. J. Shoe-
lnakr enterla:ned Tuestlay In com- uetita who have earned grades of, A pretty cemot piece of red t-ar-plitnent
to Miss Kvelyn Quin, i s and 2 s and have carried no I nations and teins graced the
bridM?lect of Richard Coen, and
at which matrons of Badoura ('tub,
UauKbtera of the Nile, were luvit-
ed guests.
The Hume horfte was an attrac
tive setting for the event and the
table was centered with a quaint
green arch, under which stood doll
hnde and bridegroom. Favors
were In keeping t(h this molif.
Covers were laid for 2i guests.
Following the dinner hour the
h.mnr riitt wm svivnn lh pml
of a stting which she wound in-
bttll, the twine leading her to
a basket of gifts which included
many beautiful linen pieces.
The club met In brfei business
session and the retiring president.
Mis. A. J. Young, was In charge.
She outlined the many things the
club had accomplished during tho
past year and expressed her thanks
io the group for their support dur
ing tliia Hpio Mn Vnthan l.tiMi. I
ton. the new president, spoke a ' popu,ar in(loort wln,:r1 "termln
few words and explained her plans i mentB m"ch, Pleasurable anticipa
for this year. Continuing with ai11?" l'ed the dancing party at
custom inaugurated the first of " fclk c,ub ertttined,
last year by Mrs. Young, Mrs. 'hf. a"Hl,r com'ng as one of the
Fuiiertnti win ff-... a H at it, delightful social aflalrs of Tuea-
close of 1S29 for the mem lie r of
the club bavin,; the most regular
attendance. Mrs. Bert Green was
1 present . by the retiring presi-
Ident wiin a beautiful quilted pil
low as this year's prize.
Assisting during the evening
( were the Misses Hetty Shoemaker,
I Verna Carothers, Grace Hyde.
Among some of the things
pTnnned by the Daughters of the
I Nile for the neat meeting is sew
ilng for the Shrine hospital, one of
the activities the organization as
sists.
Camp Fire Group
Elects New Officers
On the evening of January 15,
the Umpqna Trucheelo Camp Fire
group met at the home of Miss
Rowena Beach, who is taking Mrs.
H. C. Culley's place as guardian.
The following officers were elect
ed: president, Dorothy Arundel;
vice-nresident. Vivian Williams:
secretary - treasurer. Mildred
Marks; scribe, Mary Banning.
After the business meeting j
game games and candy put"- t
j were enjoyed. Those present w.,
the Misses Jean Ferguson. Walda
Harding, Luclle Germond, Joyce
Busenhaik, Gwendolyn Scott, Dor
othy Arundel, Bernice Wainscot t,
Vivian Williams, Mary Banning,
and hostess, Thelma and Rowena
Beach. The next meeting will be
held at the home of Joyce Btisen
bark at which time a number of
new members will be initiated.
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ester, is among thoe honor slu
; less than fifteen hours, holding
: first place unions the group.
Mrs. Wlckham is active on atu-
dent affairs and at a meeting of
the women's League council was
elected president of the organiza
tion (or the spring and winter
terms.
Mr. and Mrs.
expected here
p. M. Norton aro
Monday evening
, from Marnhtield and will visit
Mrs. Norton's mother. Mrs. Mary
Fuller, and her two sisters, Mrs.
O. L. Johnson and Mrs. Harry
Hoffman. Mr. and Mrs. Norton
arc leaving the coast to go to Ver -
nor.lu to make their home.
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Elks Dancing Party Is
i Large Social Event
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ui i ucsuciy t-vc
With dancing anion the most
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The event wan attended by a
BPOf BOClelLf,k-. Trhe
IZ S w ere arranged for
t0?ua.nd.nUmbe I? d'-
verslon with bridge and five hun
dred.
During the evening punch ana
wafers were served.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Johnson.
former Kowburg folk living in Ku-
gene nor, were hosts at their
home for a group of 15 friends re-
I cently, entertaining at bridge.
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Mrs. C. E. Rusho' Is
Visitor in City
Friends are welcoming to tlm
; city Mrs. Charies E. Rusho, a for
1 mer Roseburg matron, wiio has
1 been away for mie time. Mrs.
j Kusho arrived thru week from her
j home in High Rir, Canada, and
i is spending a monta or so visiting
wiin relatives ana Inends. Hev-
I eral atfairs are planned by friends
I Ior her pleasure during her stay
I in Roseburg.
Few Entertained at
Informal Dinner
Dt. and Mrs. A. C. Seoly enter
tained at a piTttily appointeA din
ner at 6:3" o'clock Friday evening
fur a few close friends.
Seated about the table were
Dr. and Mrs. Geo. E. Houek, Mr.
land Mrs. Tom Wharton and lh.
'and Mrs. Seely.
Announces Engagement
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it mrte iiimor. For Hekn Mill
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.0 i icuciivk, ennnacr .Mooay. jr.,
Guests Entertained by
Mrs. Worthington at
! Dinner Party
j Mrs Henry Worth inn ton enter
tained lniormally at a one o'clock
dinner rrTy Sunday, the occasion
table,
The guests Included Mrs. C. C.
Wamsley, Mrs. Haltie McAfee, Mr.
and Mm. II. F. Shields. O. I. New
hard. A. V. Mast, Henry Worth
ington Music entertained the guests
later In the day.
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Mrs. bradburn Hostess
Xfor Bridge Club Group
yuito pleasurable among club
gatherings for the first part of tiiu
week was that of the Monday
Bridge 'Club, Mrs. George A. Brad-
1 burn Inviting the matrons belong
nig to the group to her home,
Mt'iiin liace, for play.
Mrs. M. B. Green was an addi
tional guest and the others at tlicj
tables were Mrs. Geo. J. llacber,
Mis. A. J. Young, Mrs. Jno.
Throne. Mrs. H. I). Harris, Mrs.
Wm. Hell. Mrs. H. C. Waddell,
Mrs. Iean Bubar and the hostess.
l.leltt refreshments were served
at the end of the game.
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Sixty Are Invited for
Musical Tea at Heinline
' Home Last Sundav
he very pleasant social
, , season was the musi-
caie tea last Sunday afiernoon at
the home of Mis. Charles Heiu-
line in Lnurelwood. Sixty Inter
ested guests spent the atternoin
very pleasantly enjoying a fine
musical nrojrnm rendered hv Rome
nt Mm Hf..miin' aiivano.i in.
I dents, and a lew of the younger
ones. Mrs. A. J. Young and Mis.
Joseph Shockley added greatly io
the pleasure of the guests by th'ir
violin and cornet duets. "Suit; Me
to Sleep," hy Green and "OI Dry
Those Tears," by Iel liiego. An
other much enjoyed group was
the violin solo "Humoreske" by
Dwrok and "Gypsy Dance, ' by
Koellins, played by Leah Neigh
bors, pupil cf Naomi Scott, and ac
companied by her sister, tlvelyn
Neighbors, who Is specializing m
accompanying with Mrs. Heiniine.
In addition to the above members
the followng program was render
ed: "Dwarf Dance," and "Dutch
Doll." by Jean Strawn; "Bcgier"
and "Squirrels Lament." by Jack
Harding; "Italian Son,;," "Walu
of the Mamukfns" and "Banjo
Pickaninnies," Arthur Karlenger;
"Hungarian Dance," Anna May
Unrath; "The Storm" and "Ca
price In G." by Kaiherine Hen
nigh; "Second Waltz" and "Butter
fly," by Mildred Coats; "Zlr.n
aresra." Evelyn Neighbors; "Min
uet' and "The Chase," by Alien
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