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i;G NLWS REVIEW. KOSEUURC. OREGON, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1929
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SOCIETY
By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTF.R
All Contrlbullone to this Pugo Society, Women's Clubs,
Personals Should be Telephoui'il to '.ha Society
Editor by Friday ol Each Week.
Suclul circles of the. city are om e
again cununi; their thouguts to the
t,..Aiblmai iwml..ys and many elah
u.uu' laitiiis w ill be tsjHjiiHoieil dur
Ina tne coming foitnlgtit. The clulm
and uiuiiicss olRuliiMUions . are
luantlhlg their anliual hemrl'lL IMu
' grains to ralHe I luuls lor the needy
uiirhiK the Vulelide season.
'I'he churches are making plans
for the church programs and re
hearsals will begin next week. 11a
zaais and pluys ure being sponsor
ed weekly lor benefit funds.
The usual elaborate lllirlstmas
balls will be as brilliant (his year
as ever. The first ot Hie season will
be given next Tuesday night at
the Knlghla ot I'ylhias hall, when
the L. K. T. members meet lor
their monthly dance. Mr. and Mrs.
J. A. Denn are In charge of the
evening.
Several members of the local so
cial set are planning iriim during
tile holiday season, but with lliu re
turning of the college students, so
clal activities will not he slow in
the city.
L. F. T. Club Christmas
Ball to Be Brilliant
Affair1 of Next Tuesday
Of considerable Inlerest next
Aveek Is the U l' T. club Christmas
. ball, which will be held next Tues
day night at the Knights of 1'ytlllaa
hall.
. A largo Christmas tree will be
the main feature of the evening.
"Kach lady member Is usked to
bring a gift for a gentleman and
each gentleman member Is asked
-to bring a gift lor a lady. The price
of each gill Is not to exceed twen-ty-flvo
cents.
Mr. and Mrs: J. A. Denn are In
cKnrge ot the ball with Mr. and
Jdrs. C. C. ilrlcker. Mr. and Mrs.
.W. H. Ilrown, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
A. Lockwood, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice
Newland. Mr. and Mrs. Victor
Short, llr. and Mrs. I. Dotlcelle,
Mr. and"vlrs. Jtalslon llridges, llr:
and Mrs. Clair K. Allen, and Mr.
and Mrs. ,1. A. Ilanling, assisting.
A 1'lne orchestra will be there, and
refreshments will be served by tile
committee In charge.
. Almost entertaining evening has
been planned and II is hoped that
ill members will ho present.
Mr. and Mrs. Rice
Entertain Friends
in New Home
Ia-lovely Thanksgiving dinner
was enjoyed last week-end, when
Mr. and Mrs. Abner lllce Invited a
number of their rilends lo their
new home on ltlee creek lo dinner.
The rooms and table were lovely
. with flowers. Covers were laid for
Mr. and Mrs. Alton lllce, Miss Iris
and Uohhle ltlee, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Davis and Mrs. Kva Hire,
Mr. and Mrs. O. W. lidnk. Keith
and Kertnit lionk, Mr. and Mis.
Kenneth Honk. Mrs. Mary l'hlpps
and Mr. and Mrs. Victor I'litpps
und three children.
The afternoon was enjoyed in
having a social good time.
Willis Creek Students
Entertain Parents With
Fine Thanksgiving Program
The students of tne Willis creek
school, entertained their paients
mid friends lust week-end Willi a
'Thanksgiving program. Miss Vir
ginia Willis, teacher, was 111 charge
ot the day. iteadiugs and songs, lul
lowed by games, contests and
prizes were loniiil lo lie inosl en
tertaining during the a! Ic moon.
The scuoiil room wu.-t lieauiiiully
decoruted with fir lioil.'-'hs, cedar
cones, pumpkins, apples, laurel ber
rles and several oilier ' TliunUsgu
lug mutlfs.
A large attendance w;;s present
fur tile atleiiioon and a splendid
cooperallve spirit prevails in lilts
school between the teacher ulul Hie
parents. Several Interesting pro
grams and good times are heme,
planned lor the rnuiini; v, imei
mouths.
Mr. Boise Honored
on Birthday at 1 lis
Heme on Monday Night
Mrs. Kugeno llul,. entertain, -d
with a card parly in lienor ot Mr.
Itoise's hfrllldn.v on .Monday eve
ning at their luune te :ir Ciide. 'I lie
looms were lovely with lull Hew
ers. "f'lio" was plsyid during the
evelllni!. tlue.ds ol llie evening 111
eluded Mr. anil .M.s. Walter l.,-.il,e,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hivitihacli.
Mr. ami Mrs. Il.irlruni. .Mr. ami
Mrs. J. .Matlock. Mr. an Mrs. rhtl
Strader. Miss Until Mrltaue and
Mr. anil Mrs. (iene lloise.
A delicious lunch was served la
ter In Ihe evening and a loveiv
birthday cake with caudles was cut
and served with lite dessert.
Friends Enjoy Sewing
at Home of Mrs. Palm
on Friday Afternoon
Friends of Mrs. llonier Palm
gathered al her home on Kllday al
ternoon to spend an Informal after
noon of sewing hiu! chatting. Large
bouquets of chrysanthemums vei'o
Jllnci'il 111 Ihe living room. Those
present were Mis. Mjittie llichard
son, Mm. Joseph Heinz. .Mrs. Kail
Decker anil Mrs. Homer Palm.
Dllluly refie-.h!llellls were served
later lit the atieinoou by the
hostess.
Young People 1 lave
Party at Church
Last Week-End
One of lln inimi enjoyable par
ties of last, wei'li-eni Mirf Ihe parly
Miveii hy I lie tiM'lii Iji m-h ol' (lie Ciiris
lain (Endeavor nuclei y of the i'jvs
hyieriun church in Hie church par
lors. A Hi v-1 h i il y dinner was enjoy
ed, after which nil executive nieeL
ing belli, lulluwing by Kuuiex
and soiiKH. ThoHr present lncj .tied
Lt'Vi id Wilson, Virginia Kee, Kva
(iibson, Mary lianm'iig. Itobert Jlfin
ning, f 'r.VKtal ItydHI, I lei nice
'I'orey, ICti 1 li I'arlln, Kmher Meyer,
Wlllard .Morgan, Kulh JJoiililc, Viv
ian Williams, Iteity Shoemaker,
Annabelle Klwher, Kalbiyn Kisher,
Hilen Norton, Francos Hcllick. Hel
en McDonald, Opal Horner, Margar
el. Homer, iKiroihy Norton, Huyse
Low-', Kohert Hotliwell, Hale Owen,
Thorn:! Ml liter, Margaret Mi liter,
Phillip SchicfiVIe, Knjeiy Williams,
ot;i Liice. Robert Harding. Luther
KnsHcl), Marion Weber, JarvlH Jtol)
erlHon, Oorotliy Itoberln, Minn Kb
nor Kberk and Mih. Klsin Williams.
A moHt deliKhtlul ev'iiii)K was
spent by the young people ami ev
eral partieH of tliis type have been
planned for the winter months.
ft
Roseburg Woman's Club
Enjoys "Play Day" at
Club Rooms on Tuesday
The KoMeburn Woman's club en
joyed "I'lay Hay" Tuesday al'ter
noon at tlie club room wiih a line
aiteinlance ol ineiiibers and friends.
The regular Imsiness ineeting-was
held, with Mrs. A, (I. Mlillin,
presfdeiit, in churue. The club vot
ed lo invite the le!l View club,
which Is also a federated r-lub, (o
the Christinas party, to be held on
December i7Ul. They also voted to
donate (en dollars to (lie Com
munity Chest,
The. remainder of tho afternoon
wuh spent in social conversation
and puiyint; Kumes, which were In
charge of M rs. Louis Koblba-;en
and ivirs. William Hell. I'rl.es were
won by Mrs. it. C. Huillb ami Mrs.
l- A. Heinls.. .
IWUUM iklh fdlUiontH wenvHprved
at1 Ihe close oi Hie afternottu by
Mrs. A. O. McAllliiu, assisted by
Mih. (ieoiK Hurt and Mrs. W. M.
Slrobineyer.
M. E. Church Bazaar
Held Today Was
Very Successful
Tlie members of the Ladies Aid
of the M. K. church, enjoyed a suc
cessful bazaar today In tlie Kirst
Suite and Savings bank building
on tlie coiner of Oak and JacLaon
sheets.
l''oo(i, lancy work and (jniits were
sold. Mrs. O. M. Nicholas, president
ot ihe Ladie Aid, w as general
chairman of the bazaar. Airs. M. K
Rice was in charge of the food
sale; Mrs, A. J. Gedties had charge
of the fancy work; Alls. Jack Dent
was in ciiarne of the aprons; and
Mrs. J. D. Osborn was in cliarge of
doll clothes.
The members have been working
bard for Ihe pnsi several weeks
preparing the articles sold today
and enjoyed a nice sum In return
for (heir bard work.
Christian Ladies Aid
Enjoys Chriutmas Tree
Shower T hursday
A di Itiilillill Clirisluuiti tP'v bbow
er vas enjoyed on Tli.iid:iy itller
nooli by the liteinl)ers ot :he Ladies
Aid ol the Cluistian church, which
was held in tlie ciiu.ui i-arlors.
Tlie rooms were toveiy wiih fail
flo.wis and many lovely ornaments
were m'vni for Hie church Christ
mas tne. Those present were Mrs.
J. l. Miller. Mrs, W. A. Wallace.
Mrs. Ida Slates. Mrs, 11. K. Johns,
Mrs. L. T. Gibson. Mrs. Kali Deck
er. Mis. J, K. Chapman, .Mrs. J. II.
Clt.ir. hill. Mrs. A A. Spta-ue, Mis.
Anna liroinHiatii, Mis. Liliie Plas
ter. .Mrs. i:ila l'alm, Mrs. Frank
Poole, Mrs. Mable Ta lor. Mrs. Kd
ward Walker, Mrs. 11. tie C e, Mis.
C. II. li;;siio, Mrs. A M, Nea. M t s.
II Ik Chun h, ,li's, U, . Hartliu r.
Mrs. IV W. Iterklcv, Mis, Lois
llu-- h ami Je W. li. Haiul.
A shun bii.im ss meeiiu loMew
et Me- shower, after which a Mm-
pi Ot;,aill W as eujoj et.
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To ser ,,n i !;
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last year, and i
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ashinion. Idaho.
I Da.hne Mll!:iie
is Horn Ihe cam
nl1-. m w as chair-
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, ear v ill h" an
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as
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ion.
Tlte conlei dice
the aiiaiue m
national tt,din
Seabei k di i-ien.
Plete plau.s t.e J,,
conihiiue
v till
.Mai
Seeber
. ri fai y lor lb
I'.in; tins iars
Seabeck comet eiKe.
I IVW I J.-Hmeister Is
Hostess to Members of
Art and Embroidery Club
The j'.Ooeburs Ail. and Lmbroid
; my vlui were the guests of .Mrs.
A. K. iiofiiiiciiiiei- i-il Ueonesuay
j ajieinoou. Yellow i:iirysuniheinuin
; wt'i'o used in liie living room,
i rtneio aevvin was enjoyeu for sev
i erul bonis. The regular, bu.sinehs
j nieetiUK was held and plans were
1 made lor tlie Chriuiuias true, and
i-.n't, allien viA be K'veii at the
iMitKOts or I'yiuias liall on Deceiu
b r isin. A tuiltey dinner will also
uu yiven at this iniifi. (ilits will be
exi-nunged ami a program will be
enjoyed later in llie evening. ft
Tnoiie present were Mrs. Carl
I'aiin, Mrs. him l'alm, Mrs. (i. K.
Cox, Mrs. A. 11. 1'erriii, Mrs. V. I.
Huunicuit, Mrs. A, M. -Seal, Mrs.
Virajnia Campbell, Mrs. L. VV.
Knes, Mrs. litnry WorthinKton,
Men, Karl Docker. (Juests of tho
.uu'inoon were .Mrs. fi. M. Cox and
Mrs. l'auline Hol'lnielstur.
:Irs. Hoii'meister served dainty
retret-limeiHs ut the close of the
at ici noon.
Mrs. Perry Smith Is
Hostess to St. George's
Guild on Wednesday Night
Oim ut the lovelies! affairs ot
the week was Ihe six-thirty o clock
turkey dinner' Wednesday evening,
served by Mrs. I'erry Smith al the
parish- hall, when sue entertained
the members of St. fieorges' (luild
and their husbauds. The Ioiik table
was lovely with reel tapers, holly
sprays and Kn'''mt'y. Covers were
laid for itev, and Mrs. Herry Smith,
Mr. and Mrs. Willaid Johnson, Mr.
an Mrs. K. H. Kenny, Mr. and Mrs.
If. C. Church, Mr. and Mrs. T. (I.
Wal-sou, Mr. and Mrs. .1. li. Value,
Mr. and Mrs. .1. A. Soules, Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Alicelll, Mr. and Mrs.
Nathan Kullertou, Dr. anil Mrs. 1L
It, Nerbas, Mr. and Mrs. M. K. Hit
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Kdward Host,
Mr. and Mrs. K. CI. Kingwell. Mr.
and Mrs. A. C. Mc'Millin, Mr. and
Mrs. J. C. Hume, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Kussell, Mrs. K. V. Hoover,
Mrs. Tillilson, Mrs. M. K. 1'earee,
Mrs. C. H. Davies, Mrs. S. I).
Kvans, Mrs. W. It. Willis, Mrs. Joe
JWicelli and Miss Merliia Davies.
After the delicious dinner .was
served, th' uesls efijoyti f- most
pleasant social hour. This was fol
lowe by a business nieetiiiK of tho
Guild. Kloction of officers was
held for the coming year. Mrs. Wil
lard Johnson was elecled presi
dent; Mrs. C. H. Davies, vice-president;
Mrs. J. K. Falbe, trensurer;
and Mrs. T. G. Watson, secretary.
Sunday School Classes
Have Measuring Pitr'ty
i
at Church Monday Night
The members of Ihe Loyal Wo
men uml the members of tlie Loyal
Circle Sunday school classes, of Un
christian church, enjoyed Monday
evening at a Measuring parly at
the Christian church. Kach member
paid five cents for every foot and
one cent for each Inch.
A delightful program was en
joyed durinu the forepart of (be
evening. Mrs. Macum Smith nave a
roadihi; and Mrs. Mable Taylor
sang. The play, "The Melting I'ot,"
was then presented. The play lakes
about an hour and a half to present
and It will be niven next Monday
eveniior al the ( treMon State Sol
diers Home for (ho benefit of tlie
old soldiers.
Pouchitis refreshments were
served later in llie evening by the
coiumiltee in charge.
Interesting Senior I Iigh
P. T. A. Meeting I Ield
on Tuesday Evening
The December meeting of the
Senior High School I'arenl-Teaciier
association was held in ihesiit(ly
hall of the hi;.-,)! si boo! on Tuesday
evening. Mrs. (i, C. I'iuley. vice-
president, presided in the absence
t of the president. Mr. O. L. Johnson.
! M rs. Louis Kolilhaell reported
1 on the ways ami lmans committee
j which was appointed to raise funds
, lo help Ihe student body with ihe
I tenuis court project. It was decided
! to lay this matter on lite table tin
il alter (lie holidays and then
1 something deliliile would be plan
I m d and w orked out toward Ihi.;
i project.
! Mrs. Ilation Helliwell reported
on the membership drie and It is
j Ike desire of this commit t ee I hat
! each parent be enrolled its a mem
ber a;; soon as possible.
At ihe close ot the business
meeting. Mrs. Clde Heard took
; ehamo of tlie program ami present
ed ihe lollowing numbers: Mr. Lo
Loy 1 liaii, sanu; "Trees." and
"Mother Machree." Mr. J. K. M:-
Clutloi k was tite speaker ol the
eveititu; ami his topic. "Troblems of i
Youth of Today." w.as ery ably!
; presented. Mr. lliait then clused j
tlte proziam wiiit a oial solo. "Oh. i
Dry Those Tears." Mrs. Clyde
Mt aid act oiupanicil him and Mr.
Lionavd Ktley plaed Cie olin
ooli:;aios.
The meeting ailiouitied until the ;
first Tuesday nnuni: in Januaiy.
rhanksgivins; Dinner Given
hy Mr. and Mis. Trozelle
ill Their i lome in Cleveland
Mr, ami Mrs. K. C, Tio.etK of
Cleveland, entertained their it tends
last w eeK en.i w iiti a one tltii l y
o t lo. k TlKuiks.-iunt; dinner. The
table was r.tuiue with a center
piece of tiny toinstalks ami small
ehot-'hle nirkeys. Coi'is were 'aid
lor Mr, and L s. W. Kest. Mtss
lai'!toi :le Kest. Mr. Louis and
Mr. Joe 1-Yst. nt lbe.eUtit t:. Mr. I vl
Kest, of Kiineno. Mr. and Mts. W.
H. .'uk. Miss Violet I.on;. Mr. i
atttl Mr, Stanley and Mr.
Juhil 'i iozelle.
The aneiioKMi ;'s enjoy, il by
litfUiiu to Hill. U' a lei i in,
cuds.
Mary Dents
r ;i
r
r fa 4 i 1
M:try Nolan, well-known sct-t'on Blar, is ull ready to Btep out in this
Kttmuliig iK-iKP ctuatiul ctiut with lo-tur collnr. llor brusluul wool liut
niatclicH tho lnMe Cur ot the coat and'cointiletes the ensemble.
j Rebekahs Entertain P. N. G.
Menibera With Annual
Affair at Myrtle Creek
The Kobekah lodge No. 11, of
Myrtle ( reek, enjojed their unnual
J'ast Noble Craml affair at the
1. O. O. F. hall last week-end. The
entertaiiinient was pro ided by ihe
members? who' hao not yet gone
tbioiigh all of the chairs of the
lodo. Twenty-nine Hast Noble
Clauds were present, three being
charier members. They were all
dressed the same as they were the
first night, of the lodge opening.
Mrs. Dale Marslerd sang "I Love
You Truly." and Mi's. Caswell gave
an interesting reading, "The cob
ling Turkey." Two sisters, preceded
by the small daughter of the vice
grand, presented the three charter
members with a bouquet of pink
flowers tied with lovely green nia
line bows. The remaining twenty
six members were each given a
bouquet of mistletoe and greenery.
Dainty refreshments were served
by tlie committee in charge.
The lodge is making extensive
plans for llie Myrtle Creek lodge
Christmas Hoe. Kaeh member, who
has no children, lias been requested
to "buriow a child as their guest
for the evening. A delightful time
is being anticipated.
Informal Supper Enjoyed
at Ellsworth Home Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Harris rJll.sworia
invited a lew of their friends to
their home on Winchester street
Su'ttlay e cuing to an inlormal Sun
day supper.
Coers were laid at a well ap
pointed tabic tor Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Cerretsen, Mr. ami Mrs. C. A.
Lockwood, -Mr. ami .Mrs. J. A. Denn
and the bo.-i ami hostess, Mr. and
Mr.i. Hants Kilsworlh.
Evening of Bridge
Enjoyed at MeKveg
1 lome in Suthcrlin
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Helwog enter
tained a number of their friends at
j their home in Smhenin mi Monday
eeiiing. i'he rooms wore attractive
Iwith bouquets ui' rail flowers.
I Hridye v. as I'iayed during the eve
; nih,!.; with Nellie Cat roll v in-
i ning tiit prize for ihe ladie.t and
j Mr. Ivan i'iel
winning first
I'hose enjoying
prize lor tit.
ute eenin.; were mv, ;va mih.
latt 1'iekdis. Mr. and Mis. Chester
Morgan, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice
New land. La Y erne Haw n. all of
lioseinnir. and Miss Neliie Carrol,
Miss M.ule Kiev ttud Mrs. Maik
Tisilale. ot Sutherlin.
Dainty refreshments were sen
at a later hour h Mrs. llelweg.
Ml
K. P. Members Will
1 lave Old Times Party
Next Wednesday Nifht !
I lie members of the Knights of
i'i bias ate looking forward to a
moM enjmabte evening next Weti
tie:i;,y titL'.bi, I lecembor 1 1 ih, al
the K. iv haP, when they meet for
. I'M Tinier parly. Theie will be
a banquet set v-. 4 al six tbtriy
o'i hn ... with a uml enter
uinaie.n fttilouuu i:niil the dose
of I li e enill?;.
Mi. Waiter Gieenn. of roillaml.
wi.l be ihe speaker ot ihe ee-uM-4
lie it, one oi the biaad liliie
officers.
the Bankroll
Badoura Club, Daughters
the Nile, Entertain
Husbands With Dinner
A lovely affair of the past week
was llie six-thirty o'clock lurkey
dinner given by the members of
the lladoura club, Daughters of the
Nile, who invited their husbands as
guests of the evening, on Monday
night at the Woman a emb rooms.
The tables were unusually attrac
tive w it h centerpieces of small
chrysanthemums. Large chrysan
themums, placed artistically around
Ihe rooms, enhanced the beauty of
the tables. Covers were laid for Mr.
and Mrs. Nathan Kullertou, Mr. and
Mrs. A. J. Young, Mr. and Mrs.
William Hell. Mr. and Mrs, S. G.
Selilck, Mr. and Mrs. P. YV. Chase,
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hume, Mr. and
Mrs. George A. liradburn, Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Wells, Mr. and Mrs. Wll
lard Johnson, Mr. und Mrs. Roy
Kntler, Mr. and Mrs. John Throne,
Mr. rind Mrs. Uert Green, Mr. and
Mrs. George, ljuine, Mr. and Mrs.
William Gerretsen, Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Micelli, Dr. and Mrs. H. R.
Nerbas, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Rates,
of Myrlle Creek, Mrs. M. Shoemak
er and Mr. .Edward Singleton.
The remainder of the evening
was spent enjoying cards.
i'p i'f
P. N. G. Club Members
Enjoy Meeting Thursday
at Ashcraft Home
The I'ast Noble Grand club met
Thursday evening at the home of
Mrs. W. W. AsheraU, with Mrs.
Golf, Mrs. tluseiibark, Mrs. Bloom.
Mrs. Caw -If ield, Mrs. Ciingenpeel,
Mis. Conkey, Mrs. Hatfield, Mrs.
Hoover. Mrs. Jackson, Mis. John
son, Mrs. Wimer, .Mrs. Kisner, Mrs.
Kelley, Mrs. Ithoads, Mrs. Car
s.en.J, Mrs. Weihereil. and Mrs.
l'fyler, being present. Mrs. I'ickel,
ol'Medtoid, and Mrs. Kuth lleese.
of tho Vernonla bulge, were llie
uuests of ihe club.
The business session occupied
the Itrst of the evening und litter
llie members engaged in con
tests, with Mrs. Ashcraft and Mrs.
Golf w innitiu; first prizes. Mrs.
Itloom won ihe monthly prize. Aft
er enjoying conversat ion for a
short time, a dainty two course
hinch was served by the hosttises.
: iMrs Conkey. Mrs. Wet.ierall and
( y
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Ashcratt.
Mr. and Mrs. Shrum
Given House warming
By Eriends at Glide
.Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Shrum were
most pleasantly surprised on No
vember 2nh. when sixty of I heir
fi lends gathered al their lovely
new home nt Glide in the honor of
the completion of their home.
They were presented with love
ly nvd fern stand us a token ot
Irieudsbip from (heir Iriends-.
A short program of readings,
vocal solos ami singing oM-t hue
solids made tiie evening pass very
pleasantly and quickly. About
ten o'clock the members, eouuuis
ing the committee for llie evening
served datiiiy refreshments.
Each (Miest wished Mr. and Mrs.
Shi am much enjoyment hihI pleas
ure III H'eir iu-w home, before
;hev depaituie tor their hoiaei.
Miss Ness Is Charming
Hostess to Friends at
Bridge on Saturday Night
Miss Marlon Ness was a charm
ing hostess laHt Saturday evening,
when she invited a few of her
friends to the home of her pa rent b,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Ness, of
Laurel wood, for an evening of
bridge. Lovely bouquets of fall
flowers graced the living room
where tables were placed for
bridge. Those playing: were Mr.
and Mrs. Chester Morgan, Miss
Mona Porter, Miss Kathleen Ness,
Miss Marion Ness, Mr. La Verne
Hawn, Mr. Everett Sliter and Mr.
Ford Singleton.
Dainty refreshments were served
by Mrs. Nphs iater in the evening.
Miss Ness is a stuaent at Uni
versity of Oregon this year, and
spent the week-end in this city
visiting her parents and friends.
;. Oj. t.
W. T. C. U. Members .
Observe White Crusade
Day on Wednesday
The Roseburg W. C. T. U. met
in the Women s club rooms on
Wednesday afternoon with a fine
attendance of members present.
Mrs. Elizabettf Wills, president,
presided. Mrs. S. E. Collier con
ducted the devotionuls, taking as
her text, the 146th Psalm, being
tiie Crusade Psalm, glie spoke ol
the courage of the crusade women
hi the early days of the temper
ance movement.
The president reported a meet
ing of the execulive committee,
which had outlined the programs
for the coming year. She also
asked that the directors of the de
partments have their reports ready
tor next meeting and that all
Christmas gifts be brought' in so
that they can be sent to the Chil
dren s Farm home on December
18th..
Mrs. T. B. Bu?enbark and Mrs.
R. A. Busenbarli were dressed in
old-fashioned costumes. The for
mer gave a reading on Mrs. Hayes,
wite or the former vice-president,
whom she was impersonating. Mrs.
Hayes was one of the first who
steadfastly refused to serve wine
in the white house. Mrs. R. A.
Husenbark represented Mrs. Eliza
Thompson, who was one of the
early temperance crusaders. These
two character studies were very
effective und much enjoyed hy ull
present.
Dainty refreshments were serv
ed hy the committee in charge at
the close of the meeting.
M. E. Church Missionary
Societies Meet Jointly
at Marsters Home Thursday
1 ne Home andToreign Mission
ary societies of the M. E. church
held a joint meeting at the love
ly home of Mrs. A. C. Marsters on
Thursday afternoon, with about
thirty members In attendance.
Tne meeting was opened by sing
ing Christmas carols. Mrs. A. J.
Gediles led the devotionals, which
was followed by talks by Mrs.
Foster Bui ner on "Yout h and
Foreign Missionaries"; "Through
the Telescope," by Mrs. Charles A.
Edwards; vocal solo by Mrs. Don
ald Matthews, accompanied by
Mrs. Herbert Williams; "The
Birthday of a King." Mrs. Lillian
Davis gave an interesting talk on
"Heart Throbs." Mrs. Herbert
Williams played a piano solo en
titled "The Butterfly." Mrs. J. B.
Bailey told an interesting Christ
mas story, which was followed by
an "Imaginary Ocean Trip to
Alaska and the Hawaiian Islands"
which was presented by Mrs. O.
M. Nichols. The program was one
of the most enjoyable programs
given during the entire season.
"At the close or the program,
Mrs. Williams played Hawaiian
bItr. while epch member present
placed a garland around , her
shoulders and entered the beauti
fully decorated dining room. The
shades were drawn und the beau
tiful red tapers were burnlnc
brightly at a table lovely with red
rosebuds, chrysanthemums a ml
holly. Miss Marjorie S m I t h.
dressed in a Chinese custom, wiih
her helpers, served Oriental tea
to the guests.
Ladies Enjoy Sewing
at Wade Home Last
Saturday Afternoon
A delightful informal afternoon
was enjoyed at the home of Mrs.
I Charles Wade, on South Stephens
street, last Saturday afternoon,
when several of her friends gather
ed there to spend a few hours sew
ing. Those present including Mrs.
i Ivan Pickens, Mrs. Leon Mc( Tin- i
I took, Mrs. IHiney West. Mrs. E. R. ,
Thurber. Mrs. Oscar Herrle, Mrs.
i John McClintock. Miss Lola Dale;
Pickens, of Salem, and Mrs. !
Charles Wade. I
Tea was served later in the af
ternoon by the hostess.
I ;
I Music Teachers Association!
j Enjoys I o'Clock Luncheon
at Hotel Rose on Monday j
! The Douglas County Music '
j Teachers' association enjoyed a de- ;
1 lightful one o'clock luncheon at the
' Hotel Rose on Monday of this 1
week. The table was beautifully j
! appointed and covers were placed
! tor Mrs. Charles Brand. Miss Na- ;
omi Scott, .Miss Gladys St rone.
j Mrs. Harriet Groves Weatherford.
Mrs. Clyde Beard and Mr. C. H.
i Arundel.
j The hoTTr was also enjoyed in
! discussing various phases of mil--;
sic. The association meets once
, each month for a htncheou ami for
; the purpose of dibiu&siug uiusic
i problems.
AMERICAN LEGION
AUXILIARY ACTIVITIES
Umpqua unit met in regular ses
sion Tuesday night, with an at
tendance of sixty among whom j
were several visiting past unit
presidents from out of the stale, i
The meeting opened with com
munity singing after which inter
esting reports were read.
The unit hopes to win a na
tional citation by reaching its
quota of 2tJ!l paid up membership
by December 20th. A beautiful
silver pitcher was displayed which
will be awarded to the unit mem
ber securing the greatest number
of memberships for the organiza
tion by December 20th, when the
drive closes. In order to keep the
pitcher permanently, It must be
won two consecutive years by the
same member and a lively con
test is jiow in progress.
The hospital committee and the
child welfare committee both re
ported very satisfactory progress
in their work. Considerable has
been done for the Veterans' hos
pital and the needs of several chil
dren have been taken care of.
Mrs. C. K. Allen, chairman of
the Soldiers' Home, reported that
plans are being made for a Christ
mas tree and program at the home,
when presents will be distributed
to all World war veterans at the
home.
Mrs. Nathan Fullerton, Mrs. W.
E. Mclntyre and Mrs. Clark Walk
er were named as a committee -to
purchase additional books for the
Soldiers' Home library which was
Instituted less than one year ago
by the auxiliary. Through the
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I THE STORE OF BEAUTIFUL GIFTS
geneiousity of individuals ami or
ganizations, several hundred
worth-while books and many maga
zines have been donated. A little
more than flb.UO has been held in
the library fund slnco last spring.
This amount represents the pro
ceeds from the benefit party spon- 1
sored by the auxiliary and t;ie
United Spanish American War
Veterans' auxiliary. The fund was
held until this time in order to
study tho needs and tastes of tho
veterans and to give time to as
semble and catalogue all reading
material which was donated.
A report covering partial returns
from the Red Cross roll cull indi
cated that splendid worl; Ih being
done this year. The first report
came from Mrs. Fred Asam, chair
man at Glide, and showed that 31
memberships were secured in that
section. Oakland reported GO;
Reedsport i:i; Glendale 26; Drain
28; and Elklon 36.
Several letters of appreciation
were read from those who receiv
ed Thanksgiving baskets from tho
unit.
Mrs. Ned Dixon was appointed
flower chairman to replace Mrs.
Jay A. Fulcher, who asked to he
relieved because of other duties.
Mrs. Fulcher has taken care of this
work most efficiently for several
years.
After the meeting the auxiliary
unit joined the legion unit for the
apron and overall party at the
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