ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON. SATURDAY. JUNE 14. 1930. ;
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l.l SOCIETY I I
By DOROTHY DIRKS
All Contribution! to this Page Society, Women'! Clubs, and
Personal! Should Be Telephoned to the Society
Sdi:or by Friday ot Each Week.
T.tUE to June traditions, wed
j.iiks uiid showers tor brides
: kuii buUes-eieci are coming to me
I lu.egiound in social events ot Hie
! mount. Several lovely weddings,
; both in Roseburg and in oilier ci
ties, have been solemnized during
the past Week, and two local gins
have been the Inspiration for bri
'dat Bitot, ei'S
Several out-of-town visitors have
i . been entertained as guests in thiH
city, both tills week-end and last.
Mr. and Mrs. K. II. Stephenson ol
Madison, Wisconsin, Iiouhb guests
lust week ot i.vlr. and Mrs. J. (i.
1 Stephenson, were the center of sev
, erul delightful affairs,
i With the coming o: balmy wenth-
: Mldoor affairs are increasing
; liTpioinlnence, and picnics and
garden paiitles are being substi
tuted for leas and luncheons. Va
I cations and outlngB are occupy
' lug the ultentlon ol many, especial
! ly now that all the schools have
Closed
; Quite a number of Roseburg nia-
i trons, and maids have enjoyed the
i Roseu Festival In Portland tills
I week.
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I Wedding of Miss Metcalf,
Former Roseburg Girl,
I Set for June 16th
j The wedding of Miss Prances
; Metcalf, former Roseburg girl, and
Wllllifra Schulze of Yakima. WbbIi
iSglbn, which will be solemnized
1 wirMonday, June 16, In Eugene, Is
Jn'.evelit that will hold much in-
I erest for Roseburg circles.
"Miss Metcalf, daughter of Mr.
Slid Mrs. H. A. Metcalf, who for
merly resided here, graduated with
; this year'B class from the Uni
versity of Oregon. Mr. Schulze
la A graduate of the university In
the. class of '29.
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IvlrsrKrantz Hostess
to Garden Valley
Women's Club
'Mrs. W. L. Kruntz was hostess
to the Garden Valley Women's
club on Thursday afternoon, Juno
5th. HoseB and potted plants In
troduced a note o color into the
rooms, ,.
Alter a brief business meeting a
urflellclous lunch was served by the
-hostess assisted by Mrs. Bailey,
3 Irs. Fogul, Mrs. 1 1 ill t on and Mian,
largerite Ferguson.
Members present Included Mrs.
-Hi. C. llailey, Mrs. R. A. Calhoun.
TMrs. Donna Ferguson, Mrs. R. S.
HJlulton, Mrs. G. McDanlels. Mrs.
m. Nlday, Mrs. F. (I. I'arrolt, Mrs.
-"fl. L. l'otvln, Mrs. Ritchie Sr., Mrs.
3L M. Schneider, Mrs. II. A. Utter
lack, Mib. J. W. Young, Mrs. F. G.
"40wens and the hosless, Mrs.
'"'"Krails.
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ITrUSquare Club Members
"Entertained Wednesday
3t Snoddy Home
A vory plensunt evening was en
Hoyed on Wednesday or this week
2JJit the home of Mrs. t'. 1'. Snoddy
,on South Pine street, the occasion
lielng the meeting of a group of ili
remembers or the TiiSquure club
.for (he purpose of making out-of-)renBon
flowers for their piny "Tin
r Flower Shop," which Is fa be given
-Jnext week.
J A(i hue hour the hostess served
-..dainty refreshments.
Meiuliers present were Mrs. ('
7H. Wlckhuni, . Airs. Nlcholiis An
JPdralrff, Mrs. Frank Slatfaiisou.
Alrs, N. M. Nelson. Mrs. Frank
Lady, Mrs. Alba Spniigh and the
iJlostcss, Mrs. C. P. Suodilv.
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ZKribs-Guiley Wedding
rSunday, June 1 5th
rof Interest Here
-a Aiming the June weddings or In--flerest
here will be that of Mt.s
.'Miiry tlulley, diuiKhler or Mrs.
.Martha K. Gullcy. whose niiminuc
tto Allien I). Krlln o( !,., wi
"lnke place Suniliiy, June ir,ih, nt
.thrde o'clock In the afternoon nl
lbei First Christian i-lmrrh ot Kit
gene. Rev. Waller Myers and Hi"
bride's brother. Rev. Ross (iulley,
Jwill. perform Hie ceremony. Dnie
(Iulley or this city, brother of the
bride, will give her In marriage.
2 Until the bride iiml the groom
j are well known In litis city.
Two liunilred have been Invited
- to the ceremony. Mrs. Kuth Par
J ker of Dexter, sister of the bride.
m m will be nialrnn of honor. Miss
l- Margaret Krlbs. slsier of the bride
grnnni. from Ilend, will he the
JJ" lirldesnialil. Lora .Ivan tlulley.
nlecn of the bride, will be a flower
girl, and Ross (iulley Jr., a nephew,
. w will be ring hearer.
2 Harold .1. Krlbs of Ilend, brother
of the bridegroom, will lie lies!
man. Paul (Iulley brother of the
bride, from Alodfnrd. Glen Krlbs of
'. Los Angeles, hrolher of the bride
groom, and Kugene Pnrker of Dex
ter, nephew of Miss tlulley, arc tu
be Ushers.
Mrs. Stanley lloml or Drain will
sing. Miss I.ovn lliiehaiiau is In
I'lav,. the wedding march.
..a The couplo will live at Ilorkawav
tills summer, where Mr. Krlbs will
be pastor of the church. Miss (Jul-
'Z ley is a graduate of the Kugene
r Bible inilvei"ltv nirl Is on the
tsf staff of the I'nlversltv of Oregon
w, pjltenaloii' division. Mr. Krlbs 16
nplelltig his work at the biigene
1)1 ble university this June.
Picnic Enjoyed
Friday Evening, June 6,
at Kiwanis Park
Uiupgua river was the scene of a
'me Kiwanis park on the South
deiigiitlui picnic on J-ruluy eve
ning, June 0, arranged oy Mrs.
ura.it usuorue and .ms. ilerijeri
Wuiue in compliment to Mr. and
.wis. F.. 11. stepnoiisou and uaugn
ter, Alultie l.ee, ot Madison, Wis
consin. Those enjoying me picnic
were besides Ihe nouor guests, Mr.
and Mrs. Willis Meyers and duugn
ler, Jean, Mr. and Mrs. Archie 'luy
lor and daughter, Aliiaue, Robeii
iabkee of Kugene,. 'Mr. and Mrs.
Osborne und Mr. and Mrs. Qulue.
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Mr. and Mrs. Stephenson
Complimented With Dinner
at A. B. Taylor Home
Mr. and Ana. A. II. Taylor
arranged an ailatr of attractive ap
pointments when they presided
over a two thirty dinner on Sunday
afternoon, June 8, at their home
on Madrone uvenue, the affair hon
oring Mr. and Mrs. 1C. II. Stephen
son, of Madison, Wisconsin, house
guests of Mr. and Airs. J. U. Steph
enson. A bowl of Bweet peas was the
tame centerpiece.
Covers were laid for the honor
guests, Air. and Airs. E. 1). Steph
eiiBon,. Mr. and Airs. .Woodley
Stephenson, Mr. and Mrs. J. U.
Stephenson und the host and hos
tess, 'Mr. and Airs. Taylor.
Following the dinner the after
noon wiib spent Informally.
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Ladies' Day Enjoyed
at Country Club
on Thursday
Eleven ladles wore at Ihe Coun
try club on Thursday morning for
the weekly golf and bridge tourna
ment. Airs. Harry Stearns, Miss Naomi
Scott, Mrs. W. E. Oil, Miss Mil)
Aloore, Airs. John iMcCliiuock,
Mrs. Phil Mnrth, Mrs. Guy Cordon
Mrs. .T. U. Watson, Airs. Nathan
Fullertou, Mrs, Marks and Aliss
Mildred Murks were playing on Ihe
golf links in (lie morning:" . l.ov.
score in the first Might went, tc
Miss Scott, In the second flight tc
Mrs. Stearns, und In the third to
Mrs. Fullertou.
Following the luncheon In Ihe
club house ut noon, two tables ol
bridge were in play. I Ugliest
score waa won by Mrs. W. K. Ott,
and Mrs. McClintock placed sec
ond.
'Ihe ladies are planning a spe
cial party for next Thursday after
noon at the club, and a prize will
be awarded to the one seeming Ihe
highest score at bridge on thai
afternoon.
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Mib. Alary Cheney, of Aledford
stale department president of the
Amerlciin l.eglon auxiliary, und
Mr. and Airs. Uiicker of Modtiiril
were entertained last week-end as
house guests or Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Wlinheiiy: Airs. Iliicker la the
president nt Ihe l.eglon auxiliary
in Medtord. 1
Seasonal Dinner Frock
Flowery Creation
Simplicity marks this dinner
frock of geranium red georgette. A
spray of w bite itiiideuias ou the
lefl side is Its only ornamentation.
and below the (lower u iitcudc
of the niiiteiiiil lulls to the hem
line, which dips on Ihe right cor
responding to the yoke of the skirt.
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Mr. and Mrs. Wharton
Lntertain With Breakfast
Ion Sunday, June 0th
Mir. aiiu Jac vV'harton
, enteikMitieu a muii grouii oi
AiuoilCuii Legion aud Auxiliary
I members at uu ailiiKii vcjr a..'
pointed breakfast ou Suuua) moiu-
lug, June tf. Larkspur and dei-
. pmuiuin luimeu Hie coloriul dec-
, Ol'atluUB.
j Covets were htld for Sid George,
siaie cuiniliuiiuer ui ine Ailien-
can Legion, Mrs. George, of Eu
gene; Mr. ifricaer and mrs. uric-
er, auxiliary president in Meu
toid; Mrs. Mary Cueney, of lueu-
lord, state oepartinent president
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wlmoerly, tne
host and hostesB, Air. and Mrs.
Wharton.
Bridge Club Entertained
1 uesday Afternoon
by Mrs. R. L. Whipple
An enjoyable afternoon ot bridge
was spent on Tuesday ut the home
of Mrs. R.- L. Whipple on East
Douglas street, when Airs. Whlpjle
entertained tiie members ot her
bridge club. Sweet peas in the
rooms lent their note of charm to
the occasion.
The .guest prize at bridge was
won by Airs. A. E. Kent, while high
score among tiie members went to
Mrs. Sam Shoemaker.
At tea hour the hostess served
refreshments.
The list included Mrs. Kent, Airs.
Horace Ilerg, Mrs. harry Pargeler
and Airs. W. E. Ott, guests; Mrs.
Sam Shoemaker, Mrs. Glenn Wlin
berly, Mrs. George Wharton, Airs.
0. A. Lockwood, Mrs. 'Guy Cordon,
Mrs. Fred Hamilton, Airs. H. 11.
West, Mrs. O. C. Flnltty and the
hostess, Mrs. Whipple, club mem
bers. it
D. A. R. Entertained
Monday With Luncheon
at Goodbourn Home
The Daughters ot the American
Revolution were very pleasantly
entertained on Alonday afternoon
of tills week at the home of Mib.
Lawrence Goodbourn In Sylmun
valley. A one o'clock luncheon
wus served on the porch at a ta
ble centered Willi a bowl of
roses.
Election of .officers took place
at the business session which fol
lowed the luncheon. Airs. W. Al.
Campbell' was elected regent, Aliss
Adelaide Stewart, vice-regent;
Mrs. Cam Cayler, secretary; Mrs.
Goodbourn, treasurer; Airs. 1. F.
Sowershy, ot Riddle, historian, and
Mrs. William Uell, Mib. David Bus
eubniit and Airs. R. H. Grlnsted,
tiie advisory board.
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Former Roseburg Girl
Married in Ashland
The marriage of Aliss Stella Del
ephln Ganett Smith to Herb Hran
der, was solemnized at the Firs:
Christian church at Ashland, Ore.,
on June 6.
- Airs, lirnuder Is the daughter of
Air. and Airs. It. L. Smith and for
merly lived In Roseburg, where she
has a large circle or mends, sue
lias been ninklng her home at
Klanialh Falls for Ihe past year.
The bride was dressed In blue
georgette and carried a shower
bouquet of roses, sweet peas anil
llllles of the valley.
The bride was attended by her
sister, Aliss Eva Smith. Bert Ashcr
acted as best man.
The young couple will make their
home in Klamath Fulls, where Air.
llrauder Is In business.
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Six o'Clock Dinner
Enjoyed Monday Evening
at Shady Point
Mr. and Mrs. tills Meyers ar
nuged a very pleasurable affair
when they entertained on Monday
evening of this week at their home
In Shady Point, Willi a six o'clock
dinner honoring Air. and 'Mrs. E. II.
Stephenson of Mndisoiu Wiscon
sin, house guests at the J. G.
Stephenson home. The rooms
were very attractive with floral de
corations.
Covers were laid for the honor
guests, Mr. and Mrs. Stephenson,
and their daughler, Miss Mntlle
Lee, Mr. mid Airs. George Camp
bell. Mr. mid Airs. Archie Taylor
and daughter, Miss Atlialie. and
the host and hostess. Mr. and Mi.
Meyers.
Neighbors of Woodcraft
Thimble Club Entertained
Monday Evening
The Neighbors of omn i a"
Thimble club was enlei tallied on
Mnmhiv evening of this week at
the home ot Mrs. C. W. Owen, with
Mrs. Owen Simmons. Mrs. Hazel
French and Mrs. Lucy Arthur as
iofnl iiostesses. Seasonal flowers
were used throughout the rooms.
Games amused the guests during
the evening. The club prize was
won by Mrs. Lydla Hooper. At a
hue hour the hostess served re
freshments. I'hose nresent included Mrs.
Lisle Wlllliims, Mrs. Mettle Finch-
r. Mrs. John Penhall. Airs. Teler
Criinietl. Mrs. Ilurd, Mrs. Nora
Miles. Mrs. Hooper, Mrs. Sndie
llunynn. Mrs. Elsie MeConms, Mis.
Price, Mrs. Metta Hrown. Mrs
Maud Jennings, Mrs. Mallnda Mill
er, Aliss Ruth Meyers. Miss Vi
vian William nnd the hostesses.
Mis. Owen. Mrs. Simmons, Airs.
French and Mrs. Arthur.
The next meeting nt the club
will he at the home of Mrs. George
Campbell In Shady Point, with
Mrs. Alary Meyers Joint hostess.
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Sid George, slate coimiinmler of
thy America:; '..'sloii. mid Mrs.
George, ot Eugene, were hoil'-e
guests of Mr, and Mrs. Jack
Wharton lust week eud.
For Stroll and
Ciif -' K " r-"icsviv
niytrtWnTmwHi i .ft.. i..'m. in.... ifc,J tin in .&Athimr,mfWfr,'
These two delightful Locks for semi-formal wear echo tho pre
vailing modes of the early sinn.. er season. The dress of printed pussy
willow at the left is In blue and ;l Ite. The neck-line Is softened with
white chiffon, matched in the iniiui cuff bands. The Sunday dinner
dress at the right Is in soft tones of giu.i. It is ot chiffon de luxe and
is made with.lhe seml-flttlng waist and thepopular flare of the Bklrt.
Miss Shirley Knight
Complimented With
Lovely Affair ' . '
Aliss Shirley Knight, attractive
bride-elect, whose marriage to Roy
Houser of Albany iB to be an event
of mid-summer, was the guest of
honor at a delightful arfuir among
the younger Bet or the city, given
ou Monday evening of tills Week.
- A .rormal "nodioslejs:.' dinner, of'
charming' appointments was : eu-.
Joyed at six-thirty in the Hotel
UmiKiua. Sweet peas and roses
added a gay note ot color, and the
decorative motif was completed by
tiie use of Individual corsages ut
each cover.
Following the dinner, an evening
of bridge was spent in the home of
Vera Alctilutock. which was made
attractive with ninny flowers. High
score at cards went to Aliso Doro
thy Geddes. ,
Many lovely giftB were present
ed to tho bride-elect, the presenta
tion being in a unique manner:
Miss Knight was Instructed to go
marketing, and the groceries which
she secured were the gifts.
At a late hour refreshments were
Berved.
The list Included, besides Miss
Knight, Miss Margaret Rami, Aliss
FranceB Hiitner, Miss Geddes, Miss
Margaret Hewitt, Miss Dorothy
Marsters, AIIsb Norma Winston,
Miss Violet lloiillk. Aliss Hazel
Strickland, Aliss Pauline Hubar and
Airs. Fred Knight, and the hostess,
Aliss McClintock.
Birthday Party Honoring
Miss Bess Wharton
Planned for Tonight
A pleasunthle social afralr is
planned for this evening, honoring
Ailss Bess Wharton, who is cele
brating her hirthduy, which will be
presided over by .Mrs. Thomas
Wharton anil Aliss' Margaret Out.
A dinner is arranged for six
thirty at Brands' Barbecue stand.
Followint; the dinner cards will lie
played nt the home of Airs. Whar
ton, which will lie decorated Willi
howls and baskets of sweet pea3.
Mlsa Wharton will go on a "Treas
ure Hunt" to find her birthday
gifts.
The guest list will include Ihe
honor guest. Miss Wharton, Mrs.
George Wharton, Mrs. Jack Whar
ton. Mrs. Glenn Wlnibeiiy, Mis;:
Mae Baldwin, Mrs. E. A. I'etlev
and Mrs. F.lhel Webb.
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Birthday Party
for Thomas Hartunor
Given Wednesday
Mrs. F. E. llartuui: entertained
a group of little folks at -her home
on Wednesday afternoon, in bonor
or the birthdnv of her little son.
Thomas, who was celebrntlug his
hi i-tl anniversary. -The
little folks, spent the utter-
noon pluying out of -doors, and at
Ihe close ot the aftair, Ihey ere
served a light lulliii by Mrs. Dar
ning nssiHieu oy .vi rs. . Maurice
New land and Mrs. Chester Mor-
'iMIl- Tin. Kiirv tliir tnlili. u-nu (...liter.
ed with a bowl of sweet peas.
I nose present were 1 nomas Har
ding. Charlotte lovkwooil, Laura
Ann Burgess. Jaciiuelinu Carsieus.
Allialie Taylor. Marguerite Hink-
!''. John Ness, Tommy Isickwood,
AlvlU Hill, Mrs. Clyde Carsieus.
IV.U .1 I H. Jll.-.l. IIIVIl'l.
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clier. Mrw. Newlainl, Mrr.. Morgan.
auu uie nostess, mia. uariung.
Sunday Dinner-
Mrs. Vernon Smith
Is Guest of Honor
at Bridal Shower
Airs. Vernon A. Smith, nee Aliss
Carmen Hull, was the guest ot hon
or at a' bridal Biiovver given on
Ihursday evening of this week by
Jlra. W. W. Asncratt. The ulnk
and white color scheme waa car
Wed out by the use of roses about
he rooms'aud in clever favors.
The guests were entertained by
an informnl evening of games and
music. Al a late hour light refresh
ments Were served by the hostess.
The guest list included, besides
Mrs. Smith, Miss Bertha Cooney,
Miss Olive Cooney, Aliss Kinlund,
Aliss Bertha Thurnian, Airs. Grace
Hopkins, Mrs. Alariam Hopkins,
Airs. Wolf, Airs. William Boon, Airs.
Walter Frederlckson, Airs. F. A.
Bemis, Airs. A. 1). Hulbert, .Miss
Bolieu. . .,
Tho honor guost was the re
cipient or many lovely gifts pre
sented by her friends. Her wedding
took place early in this week. The
bride is a nurse in Roseburg Gen
eral hospital, and the groom is a
mall clerk in Bend. The couple
plan to leave soon for Bend to
make their home.
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"No-Host" Dinner Enjoyed
in Hotel Umpqua
by University Guild
The Oregon Kappa chapter of the
University Guild enjoyed a 6:30
no-host dinner at Hotel L'nipqua on
.Monday evening as a fitting climax
to the year's work.
. Unique place cards were in the
form of small books filled with
candy and nuts.
The table was centered .with a
basket of beautiful flowers arrang
ed by Miss. Abide Claire llirsch
Inger, one of the niemherg. .
After the dinner the members ad
journed to the club rooms where
.the elecllou of officers Mr the com
ing year resulted ns follows: Presi
dent, Airs. C. S. Heinllce; secre
tary, Airs. E. V. Hoover; treasurer,
Miss Martlia Perry; program com
mittee chairman. Miss Adeline
Stewart.
v The lesson was .in charge of Aliss
Stewart.
The guild will resume study In
September. '
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Lawn Party Given
for Mary Carol Leigh
Celebrating Birthday
A lawu parly for Alary Carol
Leigh, celebrating her tenth birth
day, was given at the home of her
aunt. Mrs. R. L. .Matthews, in Gar
den valley. The affair was prettily
lighted with Japanese lanterns
placed In Ihe trees and about the
lawn. Refreshments were served
later ill the. evening Iront gaily
decorated booths.
The guest list included Jean
Cloake, Ellow Mae Cloake, Nancy
Rowland. Geraldine Walker, .Max
inn Hartley, Vivian Hartley, 1.11k
Miller, Louise Virden. Marie He
bard. Be iy Belle Knoll, Sue Hilde
braml. L-4 ille Van Noyes. Virginia
Williami, Evelyn Kurtz. Lois Kurtz,
Vernu Guile. Betty Jo Fowler,
Carol Fowler. Genevieve llargis.
Lei Stune, Rcna Stone. Laverne
En:illder. Imnnld Fowler, James
Wesl. Wallace Cloake, Harry
Henry. Richard Cnrsteus. Leslie
Miller, Lunelle lliiruis, Slunley
Boyle. Robert Lee Matthews, David
Williams and Kermit Enander.
Portland Wedding
of Interest "
to Roseburg Circles
Miss Mildred Thomas became
the bride of Farrell C. Wehh on
Saturday evening, June 7, In a
lovely wedding ceremony at her
oome in fortland. The room bad
Deen made beautiful for the occa
sion by the use of blue delphin
ium, pink rosebuds and palms.
The nuptial vows were exchang
ed before a pillar of pink rosebuds
built upon the fireplace mantel,
with tail white candelabra hold
ing white tapers on. each side ot
the mantel.
Miss Uii dine Frease Bang, "Oh,
Promise Me," before the exchange
of vowe.
The bride entered the room on
the arm of her father, B. H.
Thomas, with her sister, - Miss
Genevieve Thomas, as brides
maid. Robert Thomas, brother of the
bride, was the best man.
. Dr. I. J. : Thompson, retired
Presbyterian minister, and for
years the family minister, read the
ceremony.
Lohengrin's wedding march was
played by Mrs. Charles Heinllne
as the bridal party entered the
room. Soft music continued
through the ceremony and at the
close Mrs. Heinllne played Men
delssohn's wedding march.
The bride was charming In a
frock, of white taffeta, cut with
fitted waist and bouffant skirt. She
wore a lace beret, held .In place
by a wreath of orange blossoms,
and carried a bouquet of lilies of
the valley, Cecil Brunner roBes add
white rosebuds. .
The maid of honor wore a frock
ot silk net over pink taffeta, niod
lshly cut with an uneven hemline.
Her shower bouquet was of pink
rosebuds.
Following the wedding ceremony
a reception was held with Mrs. S.
A. Sanford, aunt of the bride, and
Mrs. Parish of Portland, presid
ing. The bride 1b a graduate of Oregon-
State college, and has been
leaching the past two years in the
high school as Alosher, Oregon.
Air. Webb Is a graduate of the
University of Alichigan, at Ann
Harbor, Michigan, and is traveling
for the K!rsch Manufacturing
company.
Following a week-end spent in
The Dalles, the couple left tor San
Francisco, stopping overnight in
Roseburg to visit relatives. From
San Francisco they will go to Mi
chigan to spend the summer with
Mr. Webb's mother, who Is in poor
health. Mrs. Webb plans to ac
campany her husband on his trav
els for a year.
, , Sixty guests were Invited to the
wedding;,.-among them being Aliss
.upucvicvu i Human, miss mariuii
Anderson, Mrs. Charles Heinline
and Airs. S. A. Sanford, Roseburg
residents.
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Daughters of Nile
Badoura Club Entertained
by Mrs. Bert Green
Mrs. Bert Green was hostess to
the Daughters of Nile Badoura club
on Tuesday evening of this week
at her country home in Winston,
Snapdragons were placed at ad
vantage about the rooms to form
the attractive decorative note.
During the business session,
plans were made to entertain the
Daughters ot the Nile club of Eu
gene with a luncheon at the next
meeting nf the club, which will be
on June 24.
Following the disposal ot busi
ness, a social hours was enjoyed,
at the close of which the hostess
served light refreshments.
Airs. B. H. Moore of Portland
was a guest of the club. Members
present included Airs. George
Bradburn, Mrs. William Be!'., Mrs.
Frank Chase, Airs. Willard John
son, Mrs. H. R. Kerbas, Mrs.
George Quine, Airs. Stephens ot
Laurelwood and the hostess, Mrs.
Bert Green.1
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Umpqua Squaws Meet
Wednesday Evening
With Mrs. Whipple
Among the pleasant affairs of
the week In the club calendar was
the meeting ot the Umpqua
Squaws on Wednesday evening at
the home of Mrs. R. L. Whipple on
East DouglaB street. . The rooms
were lovely with a profusion of
sweet peas, Canterbury bells and
roses.
Following the business session
bridge was the diversion of the
evening. Mrs. A. A. Richard
placed highest at cards. Late in
the evening the hostess served re
freshments. Airs. J. K. Falbe was a guest.
Alembers enjoying- the nffair were
Airs. Clay Darby, Airs. Horace
Berg, 'Mrs. Fred Green, Mrs. Rich
ard. Airs. T. H. Ness. Airs. W. P.
Wetherell, Airs. Robert Elchen
lauh and Airs. Goldie Brunn, and
the hostess, Mrs. Whipple.
Airs. Whipple presented each of
her guests with a bouquet of beau
tiful sweet peas at the close of
the evening.
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Mrs. E. B. Stephenson
Is Honor Guest
at Bridge Club Party
For the pleasure of Mrs. K. B.
Sttnphenson of Madison. Wiscon
sin, houso guest of Mrs. J. G.
Stephenson. Mrs. A. B. Taylor ar
ranged a pleasant afternoon at
cards at her borne on Aladrone
avenue, inviting the members" of
the Friday Afternoon Bridge club.
Snapdragons and clarkla were used
effectively about the rooms.
During the afternoon three ta
bles of bridge were In play. High
score among the club members
wns won by Mrs. Harry Stearhs.
while the guest pfire was awarded
to Airs. Hugh Whipple.- '
At tea hour the hostess served
refreshments. I
Loyal Temperance Legion
Holds Last Meeting
Before Summer Vacation
The Loyal Temperance Legion of
the W. C. T. U. held their last
meeting until tall on Saturday aft
ernoon, June 7, in the Presbyterian
church.
The membership of the legion,
which numbered nine at the time
of organisation In April, has in
creased to thirty-four. An enjoy
able season for the children In
learning the prohibition Bongs and
yells and studying books, recom
mended by the W. C. T. U. is re
ported. The legions are well
launched in the nation-wide cam
paign of "Stepping on All Cigarette
StubB," and In the past four
months have destroyed over 1600
stubs.
The meetings will be resumed
again on September 6, a meeting
to be on that afternoon in the
Presbyterian church
ft
Pythian Sisters
Sewing Circle Meets -
Thursday Afternoon
The Pythian SiBters Sewing
circle met on Thursday of this
week at the home of Lizzie Jones
in Garden valley.
The afternoon was pleasantly
spent In sewing and chatting. Later
dainty refreshments were served
by Pearl Jones assisted by Heleu
Bell at a table prettily decorated
With a bouquet of flowers.
Those enjoying the afternoon
were Carerene Horner, 'Allnnie Mc
Donald, Grace Mlcelli, Eva Marks,
Vera Torrey, Louveta Brown,
Helen Bell and the hostesses, Pearl
JoueB and Lizzie Jones, members.
Airs. Harry Marks of Reedsport
was a guest or the circle.
The next meeting will be held in
Umpqua park on June 26th, with
Molly Brown and Carerene Horner
as hostesses.
World Wide Guild
of Baptist Church
Gives Silver Tea
The Roseburg chapter ot the
World Wide Guild ot the Baptist
church entertained on Friday eve
ning, June 13th, with a silver tea,
Siven In the attractively decorated
ladles parlors of the church. Ap
proximately one hundred church
members and friends enjoyed the
program, which included a wel
come by Jennie Dirks, piano solo
oy Daynlse Reese, a , reading by
3reta Wright, a vocal quartette by
Pauline Shoun, Daynlse Reese,
Vernita Pickens and Dorothy Dirks,
i piano solo by Elizabeth Wil
Hams, a one-act play by Lois Ann
Byrd and Dessie Redbarn, a vocal
duet by Vernita Pickens and Paul
ine Shoun, and a reading by Ellu
.Viae Morris.
The proceeds of the tea went to
pay for a stage platform for the
ladies parlors of the church and
for a set of reading books for the
guild.
i'f
Women's Benefit Assn.
Meets Thursday Evening
in Maccabee Hall
The Women's Benefit assocla
tlon of the city met on last Thurs
day evening at the Maccabee hall.
The regular business meeting
was held, after which a social
time was enjoyed and later re
freshments were served,
An interesting feature ot the
meeting was the official visit of
Airs. Beatrice Little, managing de
puty of Oregon. -Mrs. Josephine
Shl'.ntz of Review No. 7 of Port
land, was also a guest of the eve
nlng. . ,
Demure Are the
Prints of Spring
Screen stars In rilmdom adopt
the provocative mode in a print ot
dope blue. Organdie and lace create
the cuffs and collar.
Pupils of Miss Scott
to Be Presented
in Recital June 1 7
An event of interest to music
lovers ot the city will be the violin
recital to be given on Tuesday
evening, Juhe 17, In tle .Methodist
Episcopal church. South, by the
pupils ot Miss Naomi Scott. Wil
liam J. Oonier. popular local tenor,
will assist with vocal selections.
Mrs. Dorothy Lander and MIbs
Evelyn Neighbors will be the piano
accompanists. The public is cor
dially invited to attend the pro
gram, which will include: .
"Fiddle Mine," (Meissner), La Von
Baker.
"Allegretto," (Dasch), LolB Jean
Alderson.
"Alay Song," (Leighton), Tommy
. Lockwood, .
"The Linden Tree," (Schubert),
Ralph Heater.
"Allnuet in G No. 2," (Beethov
en), Earl Crawford.
"Valse," (Brahms), Fanny Lu
Wlmberly.
"Andantlno," (Lemare), Alax Short.
"Serenade," (Schubert); "A
Dream," (Bartlett), Wm. J.
Gonier. .
"Conzanetta Op. ' 21 No. 4,"
(Danbe), Alfred Eddy.
"Sweet Reverie," (Tschaikowskl),
James Donald Leedy.
"Serenade," (Drigo), Mary Wood.
"The Happy Farmer," (Schu
mann), Albert Wright. .
"Cradle Song," (Hauser), Althea
La Raut.
"Le Reve de Dcs Grieux," from
Manon, (Massenet), Wm. J.
Gonier.
"Intermezzo Cavalleria Rustlcana,"
(Mascagnl), Elaine Hoffmelpter.
"Spring Song," (Alendelssohn),
Clark Leedy.
"Ava Alalia," (Bach-Gounod),
Loren Allller Jr.
"Air Varies Op. 89 No. 6," (Dau
cla), Eleanor Fles.
"Minuet," (Mozart), John Batrd.
"Then You'll Remember Ale,"
from "The Bohemian Gir,l,"
(Balfe), Wm. J. Gonier.
"Meditation," from "Thais," (Alas
senet), Ema Wolford.
"Swan Song1," (Saint-Sacns) ;
"Berceuse Slav," (Neruda), Isa
bel Harvey.
"Romance Op. 44 No. 1," (Rubin-stein-Wieniawski),
Leah Neigh
bors. & ii if
Methodist Ladies' Aid
Entertained Thursday
at Butner Home
The monthly luncheon of the La
ales' Aid of the Alethodist Episco
pal church, North, was given on
Thursday afternoon of this week at
the home ot Mrs. Foster Butner.
I he luncheon was served In tha
beautiful and well known,, flower
ittiden of the Butner home.
The usual business session was
held, and at its close the afternoon
was spent In chatting and sewing
.or the bazaar.
About titty members of the aid
were present to enjoy the arfair.
I'he committee in charge was Mrs.
J. D. Osborn, Mrs. E. A. Peltey,
Mrs. Jack Dent, Airs. Borjon and
Sin. Butner.
Florence Nightingale Tent
No. 1 5, D. of V. Meets
Friday, June 6th
The regular business meeting of
Florence Nightingale Tent No. 15
jf the Daughters of the Civil War
Veterans was held on Friday eve
ning, June 6th, in the armory.
It was reported that every vet
Jian of the Civil war in the Sol
diers' Home in West Roseburg had
oeen visited during the month of
.May and presented with flowers.
The state convention or Daugh
ters of Civil War Veterans will be
held In Eugene the last week ot
June. There will be a fair repro
jentatlon at this convention from
.he Roseburg tent.
New Idea Club
Pleasantly Entertained
by Mrs. Ed Marks
The New Idea club was enter
tained veiy pleasantly on Wednes
day afternoon of this week at the
home of Mrs. Ed .Marks on Garden
valley highway. The affair was
held on the, wide veranda of. the
home, which had been appointed
with small tables holding clusters
of flowers.
The afternoon was given over to
discussing the apportioning the
Red Cross production work. Airs. I
Buckingham, chairman of the work. l
aistnbuted the materials for bed
Jackets Tor the patients in Red
Cross hospitals and for Christmas
bags for overseas soldiers. -
Airs. August Heck, visitor, was
voted into the membership of the
club.
Other visitors present were EI
vlu Cloake; Mrs. Connelly, A1rs. C.
P. Ellis and Airs. Cook.
At tea hour, Mrs. Sparks, as
sisted by Airs. Curtis Calkins, serv
ed dainty refreshments.
1 he club is planning a picnic to
be held in two weeks at the home
of Mrs. Frank Calkins In Eden-
bowcr. A six o'clock picnic din
ner is being planned, to which tbn
husbands ot the club members will
be Invited.
!
The Edonbowor Bchool held Its
annual picnic last Saturday in Ihe
John Tbennls grove. At noon a
basket luncheon was enjoyed. The
afternoon was spent In visiting,
playing games and roaming
through the pleasant grove.
Miss Ona Durch Honored
With Farewell Party
.Mrs. J. V. By water ami iMrs. (.. A
Rusted presided over a farewell
party given last Satitnlav evening
111 honor or Miss Ona Durch. teach
er of the Roberts Creek school dm-
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