SOCIETY
By MILDRED BYNON
All Contributions to thin Pago Society, Women's Clubs, and
j-eruotiaiB Should Be Telephoned to the Society
Editor by Friday ol fcach Week.
IT. AGAIN ESSENTIALLY FEMININE,
RESUMES IMPORTANCE IN MODE
Kodoty folk ivturn:nK frwin vaca
tion.! or umuiKiiiK lf oiit'iiaa "-'
ot mi: ;li y malie tne soaaou a quiet
Oil.!.
"novi'nil out of town visitors have
Uvu l.n IliHinialloll fur deiiKhtrul
atiaira Wis week and oilier lioi.u
dueata ot local tolk will be clller
ljine.1 with affairs In the coming
wi:i'k. . ,,
.Kimene. with Its Sunset Irall pa-
Iffiint, holds interest for HosebuiB
iQlk mis week and many cars liaie
lull tne cily bound lor the univer
sity cliv. Tun Umpqua Squaws and
(fliers will be represented at the.
Amount and will tie coiorliil unionn
uie old fashioned maids and plo
qcers at Hie affair.
.Tomorrow the members of tho
Business and i'rofessional Women
ilub In this city are Invited to at
tend the picnic ot the Coos Iluy
uulis at llaiulon.
Members ot Hie Country club
Bore will spend the day and enjoy
u golf tournament at the Marshlleld
Country club tomorrow.
ft
Mrs. Chnrles S. Kieiniine
Vlonors Mrs. King at
XJnu'su&l Luncheon
One of the most 'unique affairs
at tne season was tfiven . 1'iiu.iy
sullen Mi's, i mines S. i.t.nlii.tj c,i-
Jbi'iulned Willi a luncueuii 'i.onor
UK Mrs, l.liltl KlllK 01 Vi'llBniuK
' tun, II. C. 'iwetuy tUesis weio in
cited rind the luucuoon toon tne
turni of a trip mound tne wor.d up
propriuto III view of llie world tui
vcis of Mrs. King.
Uuests were seated at throe
Who tables which were lovely
Willi crystnl and spring floweis.
Large bowls 01 laiaspur, iteipnm
I'um and gladiolus were Hisod lii
onrryiiiK oul llie color nolo nlioui
Uie looins.,
- 1'iiHspoiiB were Issued tin liluce
cards and the gucsis spent tne
afternoon aboard tho B. S. l.u
viaihuli lis tireir imuftinniion let
Vhom accompany Xlis. iihg iihoin
iho world on many uoltgnuui ti.ps.
lfonoltnti, 1 Japan, Omiia, luuiti,
lJiin-a l mo, I0;yplr limy, France
lleigium, , lioiiiinil, fcnKiaud and
back to New- York. Mis. King re
lated her travels and field llie In
terest oi lier guests inroiigliom tire
ttiiicheon.
ft ft ft
Viarshfield Couples Are
"Guests at Evening Affair
, Mr. and Mis. William lllcking
1iiid Mr. and Mrs. Pave ltacklllte
"(if Marshlleld were lionor gllesls at
a parly given tills week by Mr. and
'Mis. Woodley Stephenson, llrldge
-was (he diversion of llie evening
"hours and a dainty Hiuclieou was
served laid In the evening. ,
Sharing the hospitality of Mr.
-find .Mrs. Stephenson uud nieeilng
3lu) visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Jay
.Carter, Mrs. Harry Siearus and
, -Miss Maurlue Ireland.
Visitors From Alaska Are
Entertained at Affair
The charming home or Mr. und
Mrs. W. A. Kniilh on the North
I inpmia was the scene or a delight
ful surprise Sunday evening In hon
or or Mr. and Mrs. Max Snellabar
ger or Anchorage, Alaska. The
nours were spent socially with Mr.
Snellabaiger entertaining with
moving pictures ol scenes and ex
periences in Alaska, accompanying
ihe display wllh stories or interest.
Music and games were enjoyeil
and a midnight lunch was served
by Mrs. Loyal Ilogard, Miss Flor
ence King and Miss Helen IIOHd.
Kujoylrig the evening were, Mr.
and Mrs. Max Shelhibarger, Miss
.vlaxlue Shellabnrger, Mr. CHIiord
sneilnliarger, Mr. and Mrs. W.. A.
Smith, Mr. I.oyal liogard, Mr. and
Mrs. S. J. Shrum, Mr. mid Mrs.
Charles Chi Istianson, Mr. and Mrs.
1'erry Hond, Mr. and .Mis. O. O.
King, Mr. and Mrs. Albert I)e ISer
nariii, Mr. and Mrs. Waller Morgan,
.Mr. and Mrs. Koy llond, lOd 1'ayton,
W. W. Walion, lioberl Homanlni,
Owen Mallory, Kenneth Novel,
.Misses' Kdlth llond, Uiy Dellcrnar
dl, and Mary June llond.
Mrs. F. A. Stewart Is
Inspiration for Surprise
iurs. F. A. Slowurt was thu Inspir
ation tor a surprise attalr on Wed
nesuay allornoon when members of
tno lew Idea club gathered nt her
home In Kden bower. Mrs, Stewart
Is p, mining a trip to 'California
Here she will reside.
Tne hours of tne afternoon were
spent In conversation, followed by
tne serving of a delicious luncheon.
liuests lor llie atternoon were
Mrs. F. 1). Owen, Mrs. C. K. Marks,
.Mrs. 0. J. JoneH, Mrs. P. F. Heaver,
airs. it. 11. Williams, Mrs. Kallicr
ine Hadou. Mrs, C. L. Mabley, Mrs.
Ailnira .Hmllii, .Mrs. F. M. Curtis,
.Mrs. C. II. tiOss, Mrs. Fred Apple
nun, llik.,11. II. ciiirk, Mrs. F. A
Miewiirt,' Mrs. l.lles, Mrs. Ashliy
ll'ordon and J-'roderlcK Slewarl, and
I'ally Calkins.
Picnic Planned by Health
Association for Wednesday
The Dotigius County Public
Health assucial.un will hold a pic
nic Wednesday, July 31st, at L'nip;
qua park. The picnic, will be held at
noun and will be followed by a
meeting nl 1 :3U i. in.
Mr. l.loyd Wilcox, publicity di
rector of the Oregon tuberculosis
nssiciiliou, will be Ihe principal
speaker. Thu meeting will be lor
llie purpose of discussing plans lor
a membership enuipnlgu for the
county health association. Ueie
gales from the various i-oiiiinnnl-lies
In liouglas county have been
invited, and 11 is expected that
there will be a large attendance ol
those interested In health matters.
Patou Welcomes
As Practical and
Dressy Style
It
r.y J KAN PATOU
NEA Service Writer.
PATHS, July 27. The tailored
suit is slowly resuming the place
il used to occupy In a woinan s
wardrobe, where il represented the
essentially practical outfit with the
po.Hsluliiiy of being more or less
dressy.
.'nun I say that the tailored suit
is resuming its oid roie, 1 iiiean by
ihiB inal wiuout toiuuy disappear
ing ii-om rasiiloua scheme of
'tilings ll had been called upon lo
play a somewhat incoherent pan
ilie.ie laner years. The trenieuuous
vogue oi the tniee-plece, ensemble
or..,e Jumper suit completed by a
snort jacket had caused the siricuy
tailored soil to be classed III uie
category ol sports things.
Popularity Soon Waed
Then wnh the boyish bob came
thai ivne oi suil Willi the Jacket
cut on exactly the aunm lines as a
limn b duuer coat, lis popularity
was nappny short-lived, women of
lasle ri luBing lo wear this , ridicu
luus garment, i he reaction that
luiiuwud upon these mannish modes
was much more gratifying to me,
as It gave me the great pleasure of
seeing women wealing excessively
feminine "inllleurs" Where the al
most light and Bolt lines were due
In a great measure lo llie nature
or fabrics employed, such as at
page or tailetas. No butter ex
ample of this reaction could be
found than in one particular suit
that is 10 be seen in my present
collection. As nils is one, of my own
1 1 ; iit 1 ' 1 tf, 'MJ"
4 v,s 'rt - t - li u ; 1
, 1 v I d Hsogr A L7
Smart Bio uses. Or
Gay, Fabrics Give
jaunty Touch '
creations 1 may say exactly what
I think of il und there may perhaps
be found a slight note of exagger
ation In the Importance ot the bow-
tie that is used to close the coat.
This form of Irimming Is usually
Veserve'd to dresses but I found
lliat a dressy "tallleur" could car
ry It just as well and was sup
ported lu
News Briefs
DL'ULIN. The Influx at Amt 't
cun tourists promises to exci'i-J
past records by 15 per cent. Sttaiu
bhip eoir.pa'ifes report heavy hoo;;
inpd until St picnihor. .Sovli i
Hnt's are docking at Galway wJn; .1
hopes to rival Cobh us a ort't..
Au:erican vessels.
TrIONOLULU. All Hzcam pas.srii
gtr trains, have beon disccntinti.-d
on the Island of Ouhu, motor bm . a
takiiiK their places. Steam ,fi'tii,.
trains are used to haul pineuppn
to tne packing plants In .thU ci y
or to carry sugar cane fVom t;:.
plantations to the mills.'
SAN JUAN, Porlo Rico. I'Ih-.u-ants
have been turned loose on tl.
lb1and ttoih to increase, the 11u.11
bvr of game birds and-to aid in
checking the havoc caused by in
sects. Tho United Stales arieul-
this assertion by some I lural experiment station here had
For the chic woman with large
wardrobe, Patou makes a suit
wtih a 'skirt of bright tartan taf
feta and a belted jacket of plain
color. One of Patou's new ''robes
tailieurs'; fs made of English wool
,n dull blue, faintly checked in
grey, with white pique vest. A stun
ning ' "dressy taiileur" has an
original 'jacket of beige moire fin
ished oil with a large bow on one
skirt.
skirt. .
of inv most felegant clients who
have round this model original and
have 'beeuSseen Vearing It.
No Longer Severe
. A tailored suit need have no re
course lo eccentric cut "or acces
sories to make it look lens severe,
too like a "in6mUK" suit- A classi
cally cut. nun can oe rendered very
Uieasy and very feminine by a
small blouse. In some cases a
skirl made of a gay tartan fabric
vorn with a plain jacket will give
the tailored suil a, jaunty air.
The infinite variety now made
use of iu the composition of tail-
01 ed suits has caused the classical-
lyy severe suit to disappear. Since
ills admitted that a woman can
be seen at tho golf club in one of
these, latest suits, she can ulso
ory wed attend a tea parly In one
of tho new dressy tailored dresses.
'these "robes laiileur," by the way,
are essentially chic and dressy
.when worn by a woman who knows
how to dress. The same idea ap
piies to any public function such as
tne races where a voman will be
Incomparably better dressed in
simple suit of moire or talt'etas
than iu a conspicuous dress,
uuiuuei
reined
Mr. and Mrs. John NlcUlintoek
Hell this morning for Salem win-re
r.J.liey are atteudniK the annual re
-Union of the Cimhow family. Kueh
"J ear tne menihfMH of the family
father nL Iliownsville for h two-day
-reunion aim picnic, nns. mv un--toK
is a daughter of lion. O. P.
-Uoshow, chief jiiHilee or the Oregon
-Btulo laipri'ine eouii.
T i
3-adics Aid Enjoys a
-Social Afternoon
Mih, Loyal itognrd was a charm
hig hoHtt'ss on U'ediitinday arier
niooh lo niortibei's 01 the tJllrte lap
;ilst Ladies Aid. The regular busi-
livsK meellr.i; preceded a social nf
einoou. lAle In the afternoon
luncheon was served.
tJueHls Invited for the ariernoon
.were Mm. Will Pike, Mis. Stexe
Shiuni. Mrs. Claud Tulcolt. Mm.
-lJoy ltond, Mrs. tiladjH (a swell,
'Mis. Walter Minuan, Mih. t'harleii
4..'hrlMlfanm)n, Mis. Lommi Smith.
Mrs. Mary Chapman. Mis. Seth
Matthews and Mra. Fred Asuni.
, Mr, and Mis. Charles V. Hfinllne.
Miss Marilia Yen and Mis. Luhi
King or Washington, 1. C, return-
ed lit Itosebiug llie rilst if the
:-weck niter enjoying n motnr trip
-td Crater l-nkc. Klamath Kails, .h
land und Crestent City. They ic
imncd oer tho Kedwnod and
Kuosexelt highway HioppiiiR for a
short oming ' ltamhin b Ihe Si-..
:l? f.:
Mi nml Mis. Kit Ackert and
daughters. Carol and Uva, are en
-Joying an outing nl niindii-hy-lhe-
Vea this week.
'S K
Mih. Kidth StaniVfli in n'turnhig
-lo her home In Susanvilln, Cal..
garter Biiending two weeks visiting
vlih her patents, Mr. and Mrs. V.
T. Warner.
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Mfs (la Latilmeh and her uncle
C. K. Mansllehl have relurned from
: n week's outing at Mandon by the
- Sea.
- o :!
Mrs. P:iv1d Plki and her damilt
. ter. Clenda, wtirt nave been ihe
- hou: p gnentn of Mis. Harold Ad
- nuts of thin city, returned to their
.".home In MaiKhileld yetenl.ty aft-
- i-rnoou.
o :
Mrs. isudore W'nllenberg nf San
KraiH'Hcn w ho han been vlFitlng
-relatives here for several 'las yU
yestenlay tin Hie hha t.i toi her
" Boitthpiu home.
Mr. and Mrs. 11. Mt Henry of
Portland, announce the birth of a
daughter in the metropolis July liti.
Alts. Mclicniy was fonneily Miss
Florence holilluigen, daugnter of
Mr. .und Mrs. tieorge Kohinageu ol
tins city. 1
Mrs. J. H, McDonald and daugh-
r, Helen, and Mrs. C. W. Homel
and daughters, Margaret and Opal,
returned home buuuay uTter enjoy
ing a vacation at ltandou-by-lhe-Sea.
X Q
Mr. and Mrs. (i. S. ( arioil motor
ed lo Portland TnVsday uud will be
the houc guests ol iheir son in law
and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Ken-
neih Houseolder lor a loriuight.
Miss Hazel KichanUoii of Rose
burg is the house guest or her sis
ter, Mis. Fred Reeve of Marshf ielii.
Mr. und Mm. C. L. Towers of Ku
geiie were visitors In this dry over
(lie week end at the home of Mr.
and .Mrs. R. IV Wflihims.
Tiev. A. C. Hingis and daughter,
Katheilne of Kellhsburg. Illinois,
aie guests at the home of C. L.
Kichuidsou ot Rosebutg.
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Mr. und Mrs. William Wignn
lelniiicd liie llrsl of the Week Mom
Ail;iii and Lebanon, when? ..iey
isiicti tor a brief time with friends
and relatives.
Miss H-m-lei Wumstey of this
city Is the guest ol friends and
relumes in IHmsniulr.
Mr. tun! Mis, Paul Olson have re
turned home Irom a acatioh spent
iu .N.-bi.i. 'ui aim! Colorado.
K s
MIsk ,los-,e K. Cnrr and Mr. and
.Mrs. Sam l.noniis are (lie guesis of
Mimh Hi'.-s Wharton an'd other rela
tives and hli'iuls In this cily. nr
raving lajti week fiem Los Angeles.
Local Couple Wed at
IVlarahfieid Today
A wedding of Interest 10 local
society is to luKe place in iMursu-
ne.u Looay ai me nome ot ur. aim
ah h. n. J. Wilson, jessie itapp 01
mis city, win pecome liie orme oi
vMdiaui Vinson ol iiosehurg at a
quiet ceremony.
lloih Mr. and Mrs. Vinson are
weii hiiuwn ueie, iiaviug ueeu uc-
uve 111 various oiriaiii.aiions vn
UoseDurg lor a uumoer 01 yeais,
Airs. luson Is one or Hie leaaers
111 indue work in tne city and has
resuieu in Hoseourg tor
01 years. Mr. Vinson lb
lariuer and sawmill operator' 01
uougiaa county, "t ne coupie will re-
huiu in koseourg.
Miss Krow-nell Frazler of Ku
gene is uie house guest of Air. and
mvh. iiains I'.nswotih ilus weeK.
Couple Are United
at Ouiet Ceremony
Mrs. J. M. Agiuw ol iter Creek
was iiiarrieti hub morning to Air
A. V. i-avuuic ot Portland al t
ceremony peiiormeii by Juoge C r'
noiikiii. x ue eeremouy came as 1
compieie surprise to tneir trieuds
aim oiny the necessary
nere meseul.
"i ue couine will mftke their home
ueer reek wnere tne uride nas
resided lor the past 2b years,
T
Heads Women's Clubs
m - "mi.
Mr. and Mrs. Waller Fisher,
who have just returned from a
leuKinv auto tour unouKii souui-
ern Valilornia and Into Mexico.
stale that one ot tne most striKini;
lads that Impressed ;theni during
iheir trip was the great laeK 01 101-
einn eais in calitoi uia. Alter ueniB
used to seeing so many out oi suiie
tars 111 Oregon, it was eij
able to (Inn so few foreign licenses
Iu California. Tliey were so inter
ested 111 this matter that Ihey niado
htn.iirv at several places, and
found, that while the bulk of the
Calllornia tourist travel is in the
winter mouths, that the service
station and garage dealers report a
heavy drop in tourist traffic during
the past few years.
, Hemming to Oregon, they stale,
ihev found that California cars on
llie' road "ere nearly twice as
inuny as Oregon cars, while aulos
from oilier slates made up about 2(T
per cent of the machines winch
they counted.
Mv. 1,'islier. who is nn enthusias-
Mrs. Audio Camy of tills city tic member ot tho city beautiful
nun l.eane it. Jensen of isorway, commission, stales lhat a trip into
Oregon, v.e.e unileii ill mai riage California Impresses a person who
una neck at 5ID Mill street, wllilii0 need lor u very complete clean
itev. t iiailes Kdwarus leaiuug tliejnp and paint-up campaign ill itose
ci.ieniou. 'iliuy win inaku iheir burg as ihe cily looks actually
.luiiii- at Noiwav wnere ,lr. Jensen "Heedv" after seeing some ol the
r,,i u.. .kii iiiu'iih 111 i.au-
mtf-- ... - '.:-'
'if?
MM
IS ATTEWDED BY
streets. LTnder one of these pians
all taxpayers of the city would
snare tn burden of expense, ana
under the other plan, property
owners among the streets jheneflt
ed would assume the'ljurdd.i The
city council has not yet taken 'any
action on the matter " which has
heen discussed for several years,
asked hunters riot to shoot any
the birds lor tnree years.
MKltRINB, Turkey. Untouched
by archaeologists and viewed only
by occasional travelers, are pome
20,000 marble sarcophagi in a le
gion north of this Anatolian town.
i hey are relics of the time when
this section constituted the cilicia
of the Romans.
1tENGlBBACH. Germany. De
spite Germany's northern cliu.at
here which bears fruit each year.
sometimes as much as lOo pounds.
On an island in Lake Constance
are a number of banana plains
which in warm summers give ripe,
fruit. i
TOKIO. ' Emperor Jllrohilo
broke precedent recenUy by an in
spection trip to western industrial
cities. He may make similar trips
each year. Hitherto Japanese
rulers have travelled only to Kyoto
for enthronement, to annual mili
tary manoeuvers or to the Imperial
summer or winter villas.
S A RENTINO, Italy. Important
deposits of antimony have becii
discovered in this Upper .Adiye
valley. . Government engineers aie
investigating this possible addition
Iq the country's mineral wealth.
HOUSE TAKES TO TREE
opcinu-s a large dairy ranch.
Mrs. Louis Kohtham'n and her
ihuigiiters relumed home tins weeh.
ain-r hpciminK some tune 111 C'or
vains and I'utihtud. Miss eiuua
wid remain in Uosehurg for the
.sitiu.iier iiiuutus.
Mr. und Mis. K. 11. Fletcher are
al uome in this cily alter enjoying
a turee weeks vacation In tSacra-
mciiio and other southern cities,
i hey visited Crater Lake and
camped several nays on llie Itogue
. iver,
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert K"hhins of
ilir lioicl Hciuon In CoiMillis, were
Miesis here tins week and U ti lor a
iiMinu triii on tin' lioKiie. '1 hey
cie accninpanted b Mrs. Kob
tdn.V niter.
Miss Minnie Hell is leaving to
day lor Seattle. She will In- accom
panied by her mother. Mrs. Amelia
Hell, and ihe two will spend a
week in the northern metropolis.
While in Seattle -Miss Jieli will at
tend a milliners' ipciiiug fashion
show .
t'oruia.
Motor VehU-les u-gistered in Uer
I in uumbeied KIM'S- June 1.
Miss Florence Wharton
Entertains at lea
Miss Florence Wharton enter
tained at atternoon tea at her
home Thursday alternoon. Knjoy
ing liie hospitality ot Miss Whar
ton were .Mrs. G. V. Wimberly,
Mrs. Ness Knolllns o( San Jose,
Calif.; Mrs. G rover Holt ol Crosby,
Minnesota. Misses Alice and Umma
land ami Mis. Josie Carr 01 Lj!
Miss Marion Met lench tit Ann
Arbor. Mich., is the new president.
of the' National reueraiion 01
llnsiness and Protosstonui u omen s
clubs, having been elected at the
convention on Mackinac island,
Mich. She was one ot zou women
who organized the Federation in
1919.
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CITY TO INSPECT
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Pr.
Yoik
Mis
ily ji
tlle
F. tioettel let t imrr
r their heme in
Mr. und Mis. Kd Murray and fain-
re iiiois in F.UHeiie. enjoying
pateant and Malting frit-mis
the week end.
W V'
Angeles,
M iss Kv elyii 1 law u left this
mm nine, for Eugene to aliend Ihe
Sunset Trail pageant.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Farrington of
this city will leave toilay accom
pnnled by thefr family lor Sunset
iteach. Mr. Karrington will return
here the first of the Week and the
family will enjoy a vacation at one
ot ihe delightful cottages at Sun
set. Mrs. W. Fest, Mrs. U. 1'rozelle
and son John. Miss Muiguerite
Feft. Miss Mabel Grimm. ljuis
Fest Hint Louis Collins motored to
Eugene Friday lo aiiend the Sun-
Mr, nml
durum Ihe
I'etalutlia. Cal.. alter enjovlng a n- Mis. Carl Ik Neal and daughter. ; set Trail celebration,
canon trip ami i-U wliti relatives Shu ley. hne reiumed fiom Port- O '.- O
hiMV. Thev eiiJoed a motor trip to. land whcie ihey spent (wo weeks Mrs. Mary Harding
lhamond Lake and other places oi J isiiiug with iriends and relatives,
interesl while in l(o.-ehm g. ! ft
& ? !i-s Slia Hold heck of Kun-
Mrs. L. V. Hflvls has reiun.i . 1'it) is the lomse guest of Mr,
from Vaneru-er, I'otHnnd midland Mrs. I 'art I (Usenet this city.
Lome view where she enjoyed a she returned with the local couple
-.ee!.'n vlblt willi reUtnt-o and who hae been vi-itiu. in Coloia
Ulfiut. ' 'do and Nebiaka.
left yesler-
!day tor Eugene where she will en
jjoy the Sunset Trail pageant.
j Mr. and Mrs. Foster Hutner and
1 Miss Fiances, have returned from
j a motor trip to Hend. They motored
iliomc oer Cm Redwood und Koose
'wlt hifchwajs.
Esther Fob! Euvcjoy, of New
City, diiectur general oi
American Women 8 hospitals m
Greece, Egypt, I'aic: tine and otn
er countries, is a outness visiior
in Koschurg on her way from tne
medical association m etlng at
Forilaml to Los Angeles. lr. t-ove
Jviy lias ..extensive propeity inler
esis at Wiuchesler and is here for
the purpose of looking after her
holdings there. She is to spend a
short tune at Los Aiicj hs and will
then return to her home in New
York. Early next spiing she will
leave for Greece 10 make an in
spection of the hospitals operated
by the organization with which she
is connected.
RED MEN PICK PORTLAND
( -.)it.il IT. Ijh-M Wir-)
SALEM. Ore., JiJy 27. The
great council of ihe reservation 01
Oregon, improv ed Order of Ked
Men. in session hen, yesterday se
levied IMrtlsml s the place of
meeting of the HCUt session. The
meat council of the United States
is represented by E. O. Conner,
great junior sagamore.
The uiiuual grange picnic, spoil
soied by tne Kusetmig Kiwauis
ciuo yesteruay at Luuiqua lJark,
was auenueu uy approximately bw
giangers irom all parts ot the coun-
1'ians had been, inadu to enter-
tain 1,000 or more, but due to tne
groat amount ot farm wora riow oc
cupying me attention of the pro-,
uucois of the county it was inipos-
snjie lor many 10 ue present, so
mat tiie a 1 Kin I a nee was not as
large. as expected.
me grangers were seated at long
tables at noon, and a bounteous
meal was served by the Kiwanis
cum. Hespiie tne lacl mat provis
ion had been made tor many more
guesis than "hud been expected, the
ciOrtti prcseiiL managed to dispose
of most 01 the lood. 't he meats and
cakes left over were sent to tne
scout camp at Woif Creek. The
lionien West coflee served was do
muel by tne Mac.Hurr stores of
llie city. '
Following thu dinner an excellent
program was given, having been
arranged by Jr. C H. Uahoy, lec-
luier for bftugUjis Ciiuiity l-omona
grange. The program was as fol
lows:
Community sing, led by Fred A.
C.Olf. -
ocal solo Ilobert McKay, Ever
green grange, accompanied al the
lialio Oy Airs. C. S. llelltliue.
. Keacung Elsie lluuhark, Mel
rose graugff
Adorer f welcome, by John
Throne, ice pi LMiileiit ltoseburg
Kiwauis chib.
Kespouse by Edward Evarts.
master Lousias County l'omona
grange.
Viodn, duet Helen and Ivan
Itrantou, South Peer Creek grange.
actotupanied at (he piano by .Miss
.loyepttine Cachelin.
tap (iaucnij Marian Fatten, of
Poruand. I
I'iaiio solo Isa belle Katcher,
South I eer Creek grange.
Grange choir, directed by Mi's.
j Frances Wilson.
ueaowig a. vj. uuuiic, .vijrue
Creek grange.
Vocal soto Mrs. Fiances WTlson,
Giide grunge.
Acrobatic dancing TjiVerue
Neal, Smitl Deer Creek grange.
Heading Mrs. F. I. Ceybird,
Hrain grunge.
Grange songs Led by Fred Goff.
A ote of thanks was extended to
Y. E. Oil for the use of a piafto
which he provided for the program
and lo Mis. McKay of Hrockway
for the flowers thai were presented
decorate the platform.
WILLSnORO, N. Y. A cotta;
bhilt around a group of trees has
been completed here. One large
tree grows straight up through the
center of the living room, while
smaller trees extend through the
roofs of the porches.
NAME WASHINGTON REALTOR
(AKHoeiiitcil i'lvKs I.cuu'il Wire)
SALEM, Ore., July 27. George
A. Wright of Ilellingham was elect
ed president of the Pacific North
west Realtors' association at the
closing session of the annual con
vention here yesterday.
DAWES "PULLS DOWN
"NO SMOKING"
SIGN
ANGORA. A sign 'of the new :
dny in Tiiifcey U thal'tra araMm
ginning to be worn outdoors in-
stead of in. Until recent years tho
use of furs was reserved for old
people and confined to fur lined
house robes within which Ihe am i
snuggled on cold days. Now lui
form a part of every stylish Tur
kish woman's outfit. ,
LONDON. Margaret Halstend,
daughter of Albert Halstead,
American consul general in Lon
don, has given her second public
song recital lieie and has been
kindly 4 rented by critics. One of
the latter hoped lhat in her next
concert Miss Halstead would use
some of the "non-jazz Hongs (if
any) lhat are being produced on
the other side of the Atlantic."
(ANux-iati-ri l'rt-lw t-vawd Win-)
LONDON. Charles O. Dawes,
the man who wanted the senate to
reform Its rules, already has put
through one rerorm in the Ameri
can embassy since lie became am
bassador. The "No Smoking" sign
fn the embassy reception room has
been removed." .
Anihapsador Dawes was chatting
with a group of newspapermen In
hfs office, smoking, as usual, his
famous undersliing pipe, when one
of ihe group suddenly asked:
"Do yon mind if we smoke, Mr.
Ambassador?"
"Certainly hot, replied Dawes
with a puzzled smile, adding.
"Surely you gentlemen don't feel
under any restraint here?"
BIDS.Arft TOO HIGH
( Associated Press Leased Wire)
MEDFORD, Ore., July 26. At a
special meeting of the city council
(od;:y all bids for roofing material,
carpenter work and material, wir
ing and painting for the Medloid
municipal airport administration
building, were ordered rejected be.
cause all were in excess of the
funds available tor the work. The
bids were opened yesterday.
o
Wisconsin
forest trees.
has 57 varities
The oak leads.
it
COMING
ATTRACTIONS
John Gilbert jn "Desert Nights"
Antlers Tues. and Wed.
o-
Ptnnislans county, Caltfmnla ei
mats that 27 rents of every d-nhu'
income is fiom HoUteiu r.ni.y
I cow.
PENDLETON GIVEN
OPTION TO ERECT
NEW STREET LAMPS
I'ortniyinK vividly (lie terror.-A'f f
tin., sun-baked sands of the des ;i. ':
Ihe slsii In the reception room Ji.lin Gilbert's Intent feulure, "lie.- I
was desciibed to htm. lert Nights." with syncliroim.il t
"What'.'" he exrhihned. "I hadn't score and sound etfecls, will lie "t t
seen It. We'll institute, a reform Ihe Antlers theatre Tuesday. .M.tiy j
riitht now and have that Finn re- Nolan and Krncst Tnrrenco" apin .ir ;
moved." In prominent supporting roles. i
All-Talking Drama, "A Dangerous
Woman, Booked at Anders Sunday ;
3f . S
I'KNILK'IXN. Ore.. July 27.
The 1'aciiie I'ower Light com
pany h.i! offered th city of I'en
dleton two uopositions tor an ot
namntal. niiuh-tn system of street
lighting for the main business
Neil Hamilton, Baclanova and Clive Brook in a scene from
the Paramount Picture "A Dangerous Woman"
The 5nprnno voice of the cifterl UtisHiin artiste naclannva 'il' Ml '
four nnmbers In the film, which in n nll-t.tikinc romtuitic dnuna eV"
lovea and hasten of ihree white men nh I one white woman In a r.iviii'.'i
colony in the African jungle, vhklt cumts to the Antlera thvaue e -'
day lor two days.