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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON. SATURDAY. JANUARY 25, 1930.
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SOCIETY
By LOTUS KNIGHT POUTER
All Contribution! to thiB Page Society, Women's Clubs, and
Personals Should He Telephoned to be Society
Editor by Friday of Each Week.
ONK o'cloi U bridge luiiciieonu.
biide diuueis ami hirihday
. ..iim: h u eje first on 1 lit micui I
, ijLeuiiur oi the pawl ttci k. Sv
.lu cub affaLs were also given
during the week.
i lu junior high school promo
tion exercises ami iMU'iit-H'iichiT
reception tor (he clans was a love
ly event of Tuesday evening. The
progiiim was unusually fin ami
wuii. well attemleil by nan-inn.
teachers anil studenis.
The Elks' dance un Thursday
nlfcJiX was iirohahly I In outstand
ing affair of Hi week, as it way
out of the jolllet ami mom wiier
taininK dunces of the winter. It
was attended by a lame crowd.
The wet'k-t'iHl has been nowd
(J(i wli Ii urtulrH for society folk
lis "well ii s the younger Ht't. The
organ concert by John Slink
Kfnns at ttie Christian ehiirch nil
Friday evening was vel attended
"aiul'en joyed.
"Mrs. C. C. Brickcr h
Charming Hostess at
Bridge Luncheon Friday
One of the loveliest nnuhn or
the past week occurred Friday,
when .Mis. ('. ('. Itrlcker culermln
ed at her home in Liiurelwood
with n one o'clock bridge lunch
eon. DoiKiuilH of pin!, iiml white
HWrWpeuH wllh fern graced l!ie
eonler of each table. Dainty hand
kerchief plucecuids completed lite
lovely table setting. 'vmih were
placed for Mi s. Maurice New land,
Mm. K. M. Squlcr, Airs, r.iiwaru
. Kohlhugeu, Mrs. Frederick E. Mar-
Hftft. Mrs. Chester Morgan. Mrs.
Ivan Pickens, Mih. liarrie Month.
,-AU. Clair K. Allen, Mrs. W. R
UroWn, Mih. J. A. D 1, Mis. Hugh
Whipple, A I i T. T. .Muclieti.le,
Ktfii. 11. II. Tinner, Airs, Willanl
JuJuisoii. Alr:i. liulpli Smith and
Mrs. Roy Eiilhr.
llildgii was playi (I dm lug I he
'iti'telnoon with Mrs. T. T. Mar
Luuzle winning first ptlze am) Mrs.
Hurtle liooih wIuuIiik second
prtVe.
Mrs. lies Entertains . t
With Birthday Dinner
for Mr, lies Sunday v
' Mr. Story lies was honored on
"rW- birthday Sunday evening
when Mrs. lies Invited u few ul
I heir friends to a sixlhirly o'rloek
" llinner nl their home. The table
Wiis lovely wllh seasonal flowers
utid lull lapeis. A hum' birthday
rake eovered with candles was cul
lit the table. Covers were placed
lor Mr. and Mrs. Klotvy lies, Air.
ii ml Mrs. ,1. U. Clark, Mr. and Mrs.
J. M. Jitdd. Mr. and Airs. Chili
Gordon und Mr. and Mrs. Lyman
b-IWMCel.
Hi blue and vlsillng were u
lo&yi during the reiiialnder of tin'
evttfiing.
DrTLehrbach I lonored
With Birthday Dinner
on Tuesday Evening
Airs. I.. M. I.ehrbach enli'iaim-d
lit Iter hotre on Tui-sday evening
wllh h seven n'eloi k dinner honor
IiiK Dr. I.ehrliaeh on his blrthda
itiinlveisary. The table was lovel
with n renierpieee of pink lama
tions. Mollis In yliades of pal
pink and yellow eompleiod tin
table deeoniilons. Covers wen
laid Tor Dr. ami Mis. 1.. M. Lehr
Imili, Mr. and Airs. U K. Ilennln
of Ciitionvilb Mr. and Mrs
AlU-rt . Holtleson, 4lr. ami Alis
.I. W. IVrkhiH, All. and Mrs. Km!
Hi-hwai'U. Mrs. Charles tl'Mallej
and Mr. Ilidand Srhwarlx.
ltriilne was enjoyt d daring llo
velbainder of the i enin w Kb
jSfrl.. Albei t ( t. I'olllesou w iiiniiiv
fiit prize for the ladie.i and Mr
llotlleson winning I ii rl pri.e I'm
the men.
Ninth Grade Given
Reception on iuesday
Nit;h
;ht at Schuolhouse
'Int' ninth Ki ii'le p. nmii: inn i
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lliliHlni nun nml , nut.! -It il m i
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mnia PS'i'i. I.t'iil- I i' - AaiMt'.li
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AliAikin. liryif Ow.'ii. I'lat.-. s s. I
lirll. .Mitrjtilli- Smllli. Ilttli'il f-l'in
.nil,'. Klli.i'lii' Sii'l'ln it't.n. tint. tun
Sli-'inl l.inin'V Milili.l Ini'iiil'
H,n. Dnnilliy W'il'l",. (il' mi il
luililB himI AIIH'il Zninr.
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n-lioiil mill ii vi ial ... i'ii itt l
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cvem.it.
Mrs. I I. Peterson
Complimented With
Party on Friday
A pietiy nltair of tin past wee J;
was an event of l-'iiday aiiernooii.
w lien Mrs. (it-nrt;; f asebeer unrl
Aim. Vein Kiiriim entertained at
the Canehfer hoiiie, (-olli;lliniMll iiiK
AIiH. H. I'eleiKon. Tin- mollis Were
made attractive wllh basketH ol
lei n, Jrecon gran and Ht-asoual
flowers. Cnim-H and social eon
versa! iitii were enjoyed du.oiK
the loi -opart or the afternoon,
utter willed many lovely Kif is
wen pieHt'iited to .Mrs. I'eteibon
Those enjnviiiK t!ie itllernoou in
eluded Mis. JI. I'l'leiKon. hoimr
KUesit, Mrs. I). Wood, Mrs. K. C.
I laker, Mrs. J. t. Andriis, Mrs. II.
T. Hansen, Mrs. William Stilling.
Alts. Carl Knaiider, Airs. Oscar
Hubbard, Misu Cllen Khritm, Mrs.
Harry Keasey, Mrs. Clit'Iord llow
nrd, Mrs. Lew hoii, Mis'. K. I'ar
liu, Mrs. Uilliam I'artfn, ami the
ho: tesnes, Mrs. Casebeer and Airs.
Minim.
Coveis wen Irild on nniall tables
at a late hour in the atieriinou.
Tall iink tapers and dainty bou
quets of MVOelpeaH placed tin cen
ter of each table. .Miniature dolls
were fUHfenod to each plaeeeard.
and completed the lovely net tlti,
Cliristian Church Membero
Celebrate January Birtiidays
With Pot Luck Dinner
'I'l... ) ,1,1, .. ,r 1,1. t ,.t t Iw.
I ClniHlian cluiicii members were
celebrated al a Hix-tliirty o'dock
pot luck dinner on Wednesday eve
ning of Ibis week, wllh a large
crowd preset) I. Everyone having
bil l Inlays during t lie month ol
J a unary gavu a tdiori talk tit Ihe
table.
A most enjoyable program fol
lowed, after which a Hoeial hour
was held.
Loyal Women's Class
Meets at I lutchitigR
I lomc on 1 luirsday
Tile Loyal Women's mem-
be rs w e re t he guests of Mi H,
.laief I hih-liinii ul her lovely
honle (fii 'Alo 'her street Thursday
a I lenioon. There w ere twenty-fo.ii-
ladies tiiva nt lor the atler
noon.
Plans were made o wmk wii)
the Loyal Cli ele to rnb e a silltl
of money for some Imnoriaut wor
lo be done during Hie year.
Alter the hlhdncss meel ing. n
social hour was (njoed. followed
by dainty t'i'I'reshinents servd by
I ha leather ami tin' 'flh
Delphian Club Members
Guests of Mrs. F.ntler
on 1 hursday Afternoon
The miMiibei-K of the I clphiun
ctub were the quests of Mrs. lio
Kntler at her lovely home in
1 4itirelw ood Wednesday afternoon
The afternoon was speni In ihe
study of Kgypt nml ninny interesi
ing topics on that subject were
diKcttstied.
Mis. Kntler nerved dainty re
fiehnieiilK at the close o the aft .
ei noon.
Red Evening Frock
Costume for Blondes
7 i'l.
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fc.' - n .- nek
;
Hluinle hair lnok.-t v .11 tie- J
Id l i d ' enitl - 1 1 U pa till ed -nhoe.
Kadiiitnrd t-i j .inni' elvet.
aii'l lillle. tlie rlii .- Minui a vel- i
V I h.niic nlil I ne Hal 111. li ,
wrMline and a t le.-e i in in skd!
u ne li etui., in a UiWc 1 1 , 1 1 ' 1 1 e.
;ii .mil la t iiu. I el lie m',uikI s
.i . .1 ! ! d i ).j :,uM!l I !.e tulli
.'- 1 1' !, ! a bo K-r iianu-
iov.u aiouud the lievUiuv. i
Roseburg Woman's Club
J Observes Scholarship
j Loan Fund Day Saturday
1 ne ItoiL-uuig Vioinans eiuo ob
seived a noiai niiip loan tuud day
i u it ii an unnuai suver tea on hai
Uiday aiiernooii. '1 He teacherx
ol toe ciiy bCliofils received ape
eial iiiviialioiiu und lielped to
niaKt) in.s oecasioii a ied letter
day.
vt stiort busiiieat) mee tttiK was
heal. Airs. A. ii. McMiiuu, presi-
tiem, taking chaise. Mrs. Hugh
U iiipide led the community sing
ing. .Wis. (jail Neal, president of
Hie local A. A. U. W., gave a very
inU'ie.,tiim uuk on ihe liiutory and
spiendm v. oik of (lie Eeholarsliip
lo;.n f.ind.
."dr. W. M. Campbell, eliy nt ,oo'
Miperin leaden t, gave an excellent
addieMH on some of the outstand
ing topb-H of ihe state convention
recenhy held In Portland.
.uaiiy lab a ((-il pupils from the
various city wchools gave the t
lowing program:
Heading - Alaxlne Smllti.
Slujeniakei'B Dance Fullerton
school,
fthythiu ltiiud.
Reading-Mary Hell Ceddes.
I'iano solo Albert Chamberlain.
Harmonica duet Marjorie Pearl
Cuiley mid Helen Wetlierell. ac
companied by Albert Chamber
la hi.
I'huio fiolo-IOHzabetli Williams.
Violin solo - Leah Neigh horn, ac
companied by lOveiyn Neigh
lints.
Tea wiis servid hy Miss TUith
Cilmore and Aliss Virginia French.
The young Indies were dressed in
Chinese costume and served from
a heaiilllully appointed table.
The committee in charge of the
affair constat ed of AIih. C. D.
Kles, M ih. Floyd Krear. Mid. ii. K.
Coleman, A! is. I toy lOntler ami
AIih. 1;. II. Flelcher.
Catholic Ladies Sewing
Society Has Pleasant
Afternoon Wednesday
The Catholic Ltidles Sewing so
ciety niil Wednesday afternoon at
I he Parish hall as. the guests ol
Airs. Ilk-hard Wjllett and Alia. I.
II, Nichols. The regular meeting
was held with Mrs. Illchard Wll
le presiding. Plans were made
for a food sale, which will be
held on Saturday, February f. Alia.
A. P. Itaplu was appoluied chair
man of the food sale eomniillee
with Mrs. William .). Cottier mid
Mm. Hairy AleCle!IMi. nsslsLhig.
Plans were also made for a card
parly held In the near future.
Mrs. A. P. Unpin won the prize
for Ihe afternoon. Dainty re
fieshments -were served at a Inter
hour by Mrs. Nichols and i Mrsj
Willet. ( . ( . ;
Mrs. Bell Entertains
Book Club With Lovely
One o'Clock Luncheon
Airs. William llell was u charm
lug hostess lo the membeiH of Ihe!
Hook club on Thursday, when she I
entertained at her home in I be
Hell apartments wllh a one o'clock
luncheon. A color' scheme of red ;
and green was used most at true-
lively, tiuests of the aiteriioon In-!
eluded Mrs. Hoy Kntler and Mrs i
I. li. Ubidle. Members present
were Mis. Dean Hubar, Mrs. P. T
Hubar. Mrs. Charles Whaiion
Mrs. A. .1. Young, Mrs. Washing
ion Hughe!! and Mrs. William
llell.
The afternoon win pleasantly
spent In sewing and visiting.
? it
W. B. A. Guests of
S. K. M. at Luncheon
on Thursday Evening
The Women's Henelit associa
tion met on Thursday evenini; at
Ihe Maecabee ball for tin' regular
buslness meeilmr. The new of
"leers were installed. Mrs. Mcudc
powers Is the president for PKIO
The Sir Knights of Maecabee
met in the clnh rooms at the same
hour ami follnwlimr Ihe business
meoijng. were hosts to Ihe W. H
A. a I a most LMijoy.ilde luncheon
Badoura Club, Daughters
c f the Nile, to Meet
Next Tuesday Evening
Tbn Hadoii'-a dub Dtuii;bie-s o1
ihe N'Me. will be the mteMs 0'
Airs. M. ,. Shoemaker and AD .1
C Hume at (be home of Mis. Shoe
maker, next Teesdav evening al r
six-t hit t y o'clock ilinner.
Any member unable to attend
ibis dinner has been risked ii'
el.-ase notify Mrs. .1, C. Hume be
Inre Tuesday.
M. E. Ladies Aid
1 lolds Business Meeting
on Thursday Atternooti
The Methodist Kpicopal Ladies
id np'i riiiirsila atietuoon for
Hie ler.ular i:i,-iness tne-'ting with
Mrs. O. M Nichols, piesnleitt, ill
t naive. Plans wete made for a
himiuel and luncheon duiitu: tbi
nld"r men's conf'Ti nee. which
w ill be b hi soi:ic time in Alaivh
at tbi' chinch Monty made by Ihe
Ladies A hi was applied on .the
clierch d hi
The ui.-etitm :h well aMeiideil
I here belli.; twenty members pies- 1
elll. I
s I
Cards Enjoyed at I
Snoddy 1 lome Thursday i
A plea-ant eien'ni; o cnds
w a' en io ed a' ' home ot i s.
C. IV Snoildy mi Pine stieet Thins
day evi t'im; of I hi-: wtk. Those
spen i Urn: the evenim; were Mis
Crank I! i a u d. Mi s. Clarence
l'iaiii, Mrs. Charles Thurston
Mrs. A Dawe. Mis. lltme Steih
enon. Mm. W. ,1. Claik. Al '
l'oitfd Hess nnd All". C. P
Sndd
I'Ulllv te,' wete
' b. All... s.ioddi ill UtU:
liulil.
QlMg. BY HtA 8CBV1CC, IWft
Baptist Young People
Enjoy Party at Church
on I ueeday Evening
The King's Daughters Hunday
school class of ihe Haplist church
eiileiinllieil the boys of two Sun
day school classes on Tuesday
evening in (he 'church parlors,
i.amerf and music were onjoyed
dining Ihe evening. Tlioae enjoy
ing Ihe evening included Miss
I'lorothy Main, Miss Maxine Laird.
Mi.ss Jennie Dii ks. Miss Litili
Thomasoii. AH. is I aynise iteece.
Aliss .Marjorie Kniglil. Misa Uulh'
Sut kainei-, Aliss Louise Hess,
Aliss Opal Cordon, Aliss IMIe
Kester, AHsi Helen Kester, Aliss
Kvelyn Thoniason, Miss Helen
Alagers, .Miss Mildred .Morris, Miss
Lucille Peterson, Miss .Margaret
Jennings, Miss Dora Hrougbioii.
Aliss Clarabelle Olseit, AHsh Klbyl
.Morgan. Miss Kijld Veatch, Hoy
Hyrd. Lindon Hotl'mau, Dan latt
ler, liarbind lies, Robert Hyrd,
Woodrow Hughes, Jolin Hrouh
lou. Kichaid Creeu, Leiand Hlooai.
Clyclt- K ester. Krmaii Kvatis, Pet
er Kroiiiiningii, Keuueih HagK.
John Wynne, Derwood Johnson.
Kay Wynne, Hay llloont, Loren
Johnson, Vcllemonto Mori Is und
It. K. Crawford.
Ketreshmenis were served by
the commltlee in charge at tin
dope of ihe evening.
Miss Ayres Pleasantly
Surprised on Birthday
oy Friends Friday
Miss Kl.a Kohlbagen Hnd Aliss
poi in hy Jackson . ere Joint bos
lesses at a lovely part at ihe
Kohlbagen home in Wesj. Uose
bui i; on Friday e eiilnc w hen
they com pi ime li led Aliss' V ire in la
A ei r, w ltd a sin in Ise lii t hda
ari. ilanies and music were en
joyed durum Hie e en ing. These
enjoy ini; ihe e etiiim included
Misa Virginia Avers, hoaor miest.
Mi?s Freda Tbomason. Mls Htl
dreil McLiumhltn. I )ei wood Jnhn
son. 'ernou Idles. Paul liatme.
Charles Chittnck. William Schmin
ami the hostesses. Aliss Klza Kohl
hagen and Aliss Dorothy JacUson.
.Many lovely uifts ere present
eil lo Aliss Ayers hy her friends.
I.iizbt retreshuleirs were seMvd at
n late hour by ihe hostesses.
P. E. P. Sunday School
Class Meets at Mrs.
Canaday's I Icrie Thursday
A most enjoy a hie evening w ;i
spent at Ihe home of Alio. H. A
(anaday on Thursday evening
when the inetntters of her Sunday
school das.-, t he P. K. P class.
mei al her borne. The uirls t n
joed pimiut: pop tnji iiint; and
music during the i v nini. Ti:oM
present w etc Miss Fm her ( lo:i.
Miss Fay Dele. Miss Mddred Koe
niu. Ali-s Kevu Neal. Aiss Kath
eilne I'leiuilLh. Aliss Ha.el K u ft
ardsoli. Aliss Merle Diaiu !i ituil
Mis, H. A. Cimaday.
A Queen K-lhel' club w us or
i;ani..eit la ler in i he fM'ittna by
l lie vrii !.. ,i is-; Ha.d i:ii'!i;i:'v .ni
ebcled Oiesideill. M.s Mee
1 -U. h "ei : ; ' ,M y ,uul .Hi..., I
Usle, tiL-aUiel'.
fl ;
V
Former Roseburg Teacher
Is Wed at Lovely January
Wedding Ceremony
Of considerable Interest Is the
marriage of Aliss Alary Kllzaheth
Wilson lo Air. Hoy Ilarton at the
historical I Hue Flow er lodge at
Phoenix, Oregon, Sat urday after
noon at two o'clock, January lSth,
wllh Hew Carmen Mill, of the
Chriaiian church of Medlord, per
forming thu ring ceremony.
The bride was lovely iji a model
of georgette over satin made
along the new straight lines. A
batideu of silver leaves was worn
in her hair. Silver hose ami slip
pers completed her costume. She
carried a shower bouquet of or
ange blossoms, maiden hair fern
and carnations. She was attend
ed hy Mrs. W. J. Cooney, of Aled
ford, who wore a charming gown
of pink georgette fashioned with
lac;1 and ribbon.; in popular robe
de style with matching hose and
slippers. She carried a bouquet
of pink carnations, snap dra irons
baby breath and maiden hair fern.
Tile bridegroom was attended by
Mr. W. J. Cooney. of Medford.
A lovely bridal dinner was serv
ed at the IHue Flower lodpe imme
diately following the ceremony,
after which Ihe young couple left
for Alar.shfbdd. where they will
make their home.
The bride wa. a former K-ve
burg leacher und was one of ihe
most popular and atiraciive younc
ladies of this city. She was a cri
tie teacher in Ihe Ashland Norma!
school after leaving KoselejrK.
The hrlderioom Is an electrical en
gineer ami is employed in Atatsh
Held.
The attendants at the wedding
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Cooney. of
Aledford. lire both welt known in
Itoseburc. Mis. Cooney. nee Miss
Lydia Christians"1!!, was a popular
leacher at the Honsi,: school In
Heselmrg for a iurinb"r of ears
before her marriage to W. J. Coo
ney, aLo a former resilient of this
city. They have been spending the
past few years in Medford.
Mrs. Margaret Durland
Surprised by Northside
Sunshine Club With Party
An enjoyable affair of the past
wi't'K was the surprise party hon
oiing Airs. ALinraret 1 'inland nl
her home in West Hosehurg. which
was civeu her by the membeis of
the Northside Sunshine wluh for
Iter services as president of the
club during the pari year. An
old fashioned spelling contest fol
lowed by several imetestina
u::mes was enjoid by th" guests.
Thus' present included Airs. Ff
fi Al.nstois. Mrr. Waiter Kurtz.
Mrs. ilus.ell Harness. Mrs. L. L.
Marslets. Mrs Fred Mow en. Vis
litorge Marsiers. Airs. p,. F. Lit
s-oli. M i s. Maurice Wlier. M : s
Hoheri Chilson. A I is. Virgil Lii'-b-Alrs.
William Ficher. Mrs. L. W.
Inglew. Mrs. F.Ni- MeCoiiias. Airs.
D S. Nichols ami be honorce,
Mrs. Maiiiaret Dinhnd.
A pot-luck dinner was .served at
(he r)o--c of the a f' ei i-ooii by the
committee in eh.trre. Tahte. ei n
li r- d v i'!i p::,k priiaiuL- a:id Ijj.i
tiuUi, wcic Uetd.
i , . - -
Mrs. Louis Miles Is
Surprised by Roseburg
Art Embroidery Club
The members 01 the Hoseburg
Art Km broidery club sponsored a
deligmful Hi fair uu Monday eve
ning. Members, dressed in mas
que, ade costumes, went In a body
to the home of Mrs. Louis Miles,
where ahe was delightfully sur
prised. A mock wedding was held
during the forepart of the eve
ning, which proved to be both
humorous and unique. The club
nieinbeis presented a lovely bed
spread as a wedding gift to Mrs.
Milei. t James and visiting were
enjoyed (luring the remainder ot
the evening. Those enjoying the
evening included Mrs. Henry Sny
der, Mrs. Alice Khoades, Mrs.
liertha Palm, Mrs. Mary Decker,
Mrs. Lucy Ingles, Mrs. Virginia
Campbell, Mrs. H. V. Campbell,
Mrs. ISelle Stephenson, Mrs. E.
K. Morgan, Mrs. W. O. Blake. Mrs.
Crlenn K. Cox, Mrs. Natalie
Kronke, Mrs. Louis and lit
tie Donald Snyder.
Dainty refreshments were serv
ed later in the evening by Mrs.
Snyder.
Mr. Wood Is Pleasantly
Surprised on Birthday
With Party Wednesday
Mrs. M. Gilbert Wood etnter
t ained on Wednesday evening at
her home in Ciarden valley In
honor of Mr. Wood's birthday an
niversary. The evening was plea
santly spent playing games. Those
enjoying the evening Included Miss
Huth Blood, Miss Agnes Weather
lord, Miss Margaret Weatherford.
Miss Cladys Weatherford, Miss
Ina Dement, of Myrtle Creek. Mr.
Kenneth Clark, Mr, Robert Ryru.
Mr. Harold Graves, Mr. liay Rlood
and Mr. and Mrs. M. Gilbert Wood.
Mrs. Wood served dainty re
freshments at the close of the
eveuihg.
Eagles Have Large
Affair in Club Rooms
on Wednesday Evening
The fraternal ' order of the
Kagles li)'1! on Wednesday night
with R iligalow, of Cedro Wool
ley, Washington, and Edward
Sheean, ot Seattle, as the princi
pal -speakers of the evening. Fol
lowing (he regular business meet
ing a joint meeting of the Kagles
and the ladies was held. Over
one hundred and fifty people were
present for the social hour. Mrs.
Ira Pea tee. Mrs. Arthur Pucketl
anil Airs. K. G. Troelle were in
charge of the refreshment com
mittee. Plans were made for several In
formal home parlies to be given
soon in honor of ladles eligible to
membership in the auxiliary to the
Kagles lodge.
B. P. W. C. Organizes
Gym Class for Business
Girls of Roseburg
Of considerable interest to the
business and professional gills of
Hoseburg is the new gym class,
which is being sponsored by the
II. P. W. club or this city. The
first meeting of the gym class
was held on Wednesday evening
in the senior high school gymna
sium with a fine attendance of
members. Miss Ona May Aloore,
senior high school instructor, has
been secured to teach the class,
which no doubt will be one of the
largest club affairs of l ho city.
A second meet ing of this club
will be held next Wednesday eve
ning at seveii-thlKy o'clook In the
senior high school gymnasium.
The classes- w ill continue d tiring
the winter and spring months. All
business and professional club
girls are eligible to participate.
Monday Night Bridge
Club Meets at Home
of Mrs. Carl Wimberly
The Alonday night hridue club 1
members were the guests of Mrs.
Carl Wimberly al her home on
Kast Lane street on Monday eve
nine. Itridge was played by Mrs.
Albert Alicelli. guest of the eve
ning. Airs. Donald Helliwell. Mrs.
Leop McClinioeli. Airs. Harris
Kllswnrth. Mrs. Kdward Kohlha
gen, Airs. Hichard Coen. Airs. Clair
K. Allen and Mrs. Curl Wimberly,
members.
Mrs. Leon McClfntock won first
prize tor the evening.
Riddle School Students
and Teachers Enjoy
Luncheon Wednesday
The Khblle liigh school seniors
and freshmen entertained the re
mainder of the high school on
Wednesday at ti luncheon in the
gymnasium. The teachers of the
school were also asked as miests
to the luncheon.
Aliss Krnestiue Kiddle, president
of the senior class, acted as loast
m'.tress. and speeches were given
by all class presidents nnd teaeh
eis. After the luncheon the stu
dents piaed games until class
time. "Rumble Inn' Is Scene
of Pleasant No-Host
Affair on Wednesday
A delightful no-host evening
was enjoyed at "Humble Inn." the
North Cmnqua camp beloriclui: to,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Lock wood,
on Wednesday evening of this
w eek. A delicious seven o'clock
n inner was set ved to Mr. and
Mrs. George- Adams, Mr. and Mrs.
1. G Pro.tdway. .Mr. and Airs. Fred
Chan-nan. Airs. .1. F. Parker. A1is
N.iorii Scott, Mr. Ftank liuich and
Mr. an.! A!is. Charles A. Loc'-iwood.
The icniainder of tie- eveniui;
.'-. pb-'.-.mMy sv'ti' In wUm,,'
bitote the large Hrepluce.
AMERICAN LEGION
AUXILIARY ACTIVITIES
Unit Has Record Attendance
One of the most interesting
meetings of I'mpqua unit was belt:
Tuesday night, Januaiy 21st, at
the armory with an attendance ot
over sixty members present
among whom was AIis. Ii. H.
Johnson of Dickinson, North Da
kota, who is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. James A. Soules.
Reports Made and Committees
Appointed
The meeting opened wllh the
sintug of America after which the
following committee reports were
made: Flower report, Mrs. Ned
Dixon ; questionnaire. Mis. Ward
Cumniings; fashion show, Mrs.
Jay Fulcher; Ked Cross roll call,
Mrs. Ted Post, anil child welfare,
Airs. Phil Harth. Mrs. Grant Wil
cox and Mrs. H. C. Uoyle were ap
pointed as a visiting committee.
The president appointed Mrs.
Rodney Knott to collect and weigh
all tin foil which is being saved
by the unit and turn it over to the
Shriuers each month. The com
munity Is cooperating wonderfully
in this work and recently several
pounds of tin foil were received
from a friend of the unit who lives
at McKenzie Bridge, Oregon. Mrs.
Roy Young was placed in ehanrr
of the unit's work for the Doern
becker children's home at Port
laud. Unit Has Tiny Member
Little Norma Ann Willlani3 is
the youngest member of Umpqua
unit and is the first new girl
baby for the year 1930 who was
eligible for the one year paid-up
membership which the auxiliury
Mooseheart Members Hold
Installation of Officers
and Enjoy Birthday Party
The Women of the Mooseheart
held Installation of 1030 o! tie err,
ou Friday night, with the follow
ing members being installed: Sen
ior regent, Mrs. v illium Ulacn;
past regent, Mrs. Roy Phillips;
junior regent, Mrs. William Scott;
chaplain, Mrs. Hugh Guile; rec
order, Mrs. Grace Huuter ; treas
urer, .Mrs. Orvllle Pierce; guide
and assis.aut guide, Mrs. Kelso
Hobday and Mrs. II. S. Fried
land; sentinel, Mrs. Calvfl Ci uil
liam; pianist, Mis. George G uil
liam. The memberB decided to hold
a masquerade dance at the Orient
al Gardens on February 14. Alter
the business meeting a nlrthday
patty was held In honor of Airs.
Alary Hargis and Mrs. Calvin
Guilliam. Mrs. A. H. Perrin
WilJ Give Family
Dinner Tomorrow
A delightful family dinner will
be enjoyed on Sunday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. A. H. Perrin
in West Hoseburg, when she en
lertains with a one o'clock tur
key dinner. Tall tapers and it
bouquet of seasonal flowers will
be used on the table. Those in
vited to attend the dinner are:
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Grannis. Alra.
F. Clark. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Alatthews and daughter, Aliss Bon
nie Jean, of Melrose, Mr. and Mrs.
Guy Perrin, Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Perrin and Mr. and Mrs. A. H.
Perrin. -
The ufternocn will be spent in
visiting.
Newer Styles in
Season's Fur Coots
The two-toned gray caracul kid
coat shown almve shows the "dress
maker" flare thai Is be Imt viapha
sixnd on the newer coats liiis s-a-oii.
The dre?s is ot black satin
with a Uiodei turban.
. I J ! ,
fa
' '
Is presenting to all new girl ba
bies whose lather is a Legionnaiie
and whose mother is a member ui
L'mpqua uuit. The una now lias
282 paid-up members but up lo
the present tune there seems to
be no desire for anyone to estab
lish the record of being the Oldest
member of thu organization.
Burlesque Movie Given "
At the close of the business
meeting the legion was invited
for an entertainment and refresh
ments. The auxiliary singed a
humorous movie bunesque, "The
Pet of the Plains," in which an
English heiress, a handsome cow
buy and three Indians took part.
The playlet was well given and
at forded a great deal of amuse
ment. Those taking part were
Mrs. John McCiintock, Nell, the
wild west girl; Airs. Nathan Ful
lerton, Lady. Vere de Vere, the
English heiress; Mrs. Clark Walk
er, Handsome Harry, the cowboy;
Mrs. Wiliard Johnson, Annie Tee
Hee, the Indian medicine woman;
Airs. Phil Harth, Sitting Hull, a
bold, bad Indian; Airs. Rudolph
Ritzman, Hull Durham, another
bold, bad Indian.
Surprise Concert Enjoyed
Following the playlet a group of
the Legion boys put on a wonder
fully good improptu concert which
proves that 1 l'mpqua post has
been hiding Its light under a
bushel. Plans are going forwunL
for forming a glee club and witul.
the available talent there Is no
reason why such a glee club can
not stand far above .the average.
At a iate hour refreshments
were served.
Tri-Square Club
Meets at Taylor
Home on Wednesday
A very pleasant atteinoon was
enjoyed hy the members of tnu
Tri-Square club Wednesday after
noon of this week, when Airs. A.
B. Taylor entertained at her home
In Laurelwood.
Following tiie regular business
meeting, tne afternoon was spent
in planning quilts and chatting.
Those present were Mrs. K. An
drieif, Mrs .Clinton Gorthy, Mis.
Harry Hatfield, Mis. Rictiard M.
Nelson, Mrs. Grant Osborn, Mrs.
Frank Staff anson, Mrs. C. If.
Wickham, Mrs. Hugh Whipple
and Mi b. A. li. Taylor.
Dainty refreshments were serv
ed by Mrs. Taylor late in the alt
er noon.
Bridge Club Members
Enjoy No Host Dinner (
at Lockwood's Monday
A most enjoyable seven o clock
no-host dinner was held at iho
home of .Mr. and Airs. Charles A.
Lockwood in Laurelwood on Man
day evening. Tall tapers ami a
seasonal centerpiece were used
on the table. Covers were placid
for Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Whipple,
Mr. and .Mrs. W. F. Harris, Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Shoemaker, Air. and
Airs. Guy Cordon, Mr. and Airs.
Uirney West, Mr. and .Mrs. George
Wharton, Mr. and Airs. Fred Ham
ilton and Air. and Mrs. Charles A.
Lockwood, members of the club,
and Mr. and Airs. Fred Chapman
and Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Kent,
guests of the evening.
Drldge was enjoyed during the
evening with Mr. and Mrs. (icoiKe
Wharton winning the prize.
Beautiful Desk Lamps
Presented to fxebekah
Lodge by Mrs. Hoover
The membeis or t:ie Itebf;!wth
lodge were pleasantly surprised t il.
Tuesday evening of this week f
being presented with two beauii
ful green shaded desk lumps,
which are to be used at the sta
tions of the secretary and tie tsur
er. The lamps are a personal gif
from Mrs. Evelyn Hoover and an
very atiraciive as well as ustfuU
The lodge showed appreciation Id
the lamps by a rising vote p
thanks to Airs. Hoover lor if.'
gift.
The names of Mrs. Gertrut';
Hatfield, seeretai-y, Airs. Emma.
Lenox, financial treasurer and
Airs. Maude Plyhr. Ireasure..
should have been added to the
of newly installed officers.
Betty Belle Knott
Celebrates Tenth
Birthday Thursday
Aliss Hetty ddlo Knott I U l
several of her irieisds to the,,ni(.
ol her parents on Thur.-dey i,.r.
noon to help celebrate Imt nth
birthday anniversary. The ivv. -noon
was enjoed by pla
games. Guesls included Mis:i (ji-.
aldine Walker. Miss Kath'-t
Relgel, Miss Sue Hi!. Mm ;,, , ivA
Alargriret ('ami I.ei-h. Aliss KYuv
Lu Wimberly. Aliss Hetty C,'.
Aliss Elizabeth Htissell. Aliasst,!,!
Cllle llMllltlijer. Miss Aele
i ke
Alis .Madeline Si earns, M:b .
li i
Mane Allison. Ahss
11.?
Stephenson mid Aliss Eva Cf
pmau lanieu uecnraip ,
shades of yellow wit- u ( ll(
serve the guests refroif ., uit
Mrs. Rodney Knott was I .,.,,..1
in seiviu;; by Mis. Claris-.'
.k -I".
Neighbors of Woodoi ft
Meet on Monday Ening
at Public Installation
The Neighbors of Wooirrtft JH.
at thp Kniuhts of Pythiaj h,tli (U
Monday evening and the j. , f
lion of officers w as hi tj y 1 k
Harry Oakley, of Oakland "" M
as installing officer. 1 he i
ficers are: Mrs. Alaxino
iCuutiuued uu VMfet