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Newspaper Page TextTWO KUSkUUKG NLWS-KLVILW, KOStUUKG. OKEGON- SATURDAY, JULY 1 2, 1 930 : -4 SOCIETY 13y DOUOTHY DIRKS All Contributions to UiIb Page Society, Women's Clubs, and JHerBonale- Should Be Telephoned to the Society Editor br Friday of Each Week. SWIMMING, boating, fishing. Rolf and other outdoor sports make ivosebui'K an ideal spot for spend ing the summer month. Many cLy dwellers have summer cabins on the rivers, and these cabins will see many delightful affairs during the warm months. The well known swimming holes and picnic grounds are drawing their crowds, too, now that the hot summer days have come. The Roscburg Country cluh at tracts Us number of pleasure-makers, and many cars wind over I hi highway to the club grounds in the evenings and on holidays bear ing golfers seeking pleasant recrea tion. For those who have only a short time to devote to the game, the midget courses just opening in the city, are a diversion. Willi many Hosehurg folk enjoy 'ing vacations at the popular ' beaches, In California and at Cra ter and Diamond lakes, and wlih many others entertaining out ' town guests, these weeks see Very Utile activity in social circles. The summer weeks are vacation weeks . for everybody, and afler the fev erish activity of the spring mouths, "society folk are enjoying an inter val of rest. A charming bride-elect, who has been the center of several enter taining affairs during the week, ' whs Miss Iluzel Patterson, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. It. Fatter son of this city, whose marriage ,,to Wesley Williams of Hillnrd look .place today. . '..Miss Hazel Patterson Bride of Wesley Williams in Pretty Home Ceremony In a Very pretty wedding which .whs solemnized at two o'clock this aflernoou at the home of I he bride's parents ou the M el rose road, Miss Hazel Patterson and Wesley Williams were united In marriage. Kev. Charles A. Kdwarda of the local Methodist Kpiscopal church read the ceremony in the presence of the relatives of the bride and bridegroom. The couple stood beneath tin arch covered with massed sweet peas in pastel shades during the ceremony. Swept peas and gladio lus wero piionylnont among' the) many flowers which gave a summer-time atmosphere to the rooms. ' The bride was charming In a frock of blege crepe romanu 1 rim med with French flowers, and oil with a graecful, full-length Jabot in front, and with jabols from el how to wrist on the sleeves. IJlego slippers and hose completed the co.itume. She carried a shower bouquet of sweet peas and rose buds. A reception Tor the gnosis was held following the ceremony. The couple left for a week or (en days in Portland and Seattle. On their return they will be at home to their many friends at Mel rose. .. . ' The bride is well known In this dry, having lived here for about five years. She Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. It. Patterson on the Melrose road. Previous ,ia her marriage, she held a position in Ihe l)ouglas National bank. Mr. Williams Is the son of Mr. tuul Mrs. J. P. Williams of Dlllnid. hml Is well known In this vicinity. Jle In associated with his father In the Williams' melon gardens In JUIlard and Melrose. - :j ! Miss Bubar Hostess 40 Members of Younger Set jxt Bridge Party r One of the work's most pleasant "affairs in the social realm was enjoyed on Wednesday evening nf this week by some of the. members of the younger set, when Miss Pau line Unbar Invited a group of her friends to her home, arranging an evening of bridge for their pleas ure. Sweet peas and larkspur In lav ender and purple shades vero ar tistically arranged about t li f rooms. Highest score at bridge whs won bv Miss Ma ma ret luttim, wlih MI. Iailme Hughes niacin second. Follow Imr bridge the hosiers served re I resh men t s. C nests Included MUs Ibiuth, Mtss Hughes. Miss Mildred Similit er. Miss Shirley Knight.. Miss Mary Virginia Sirnwn. Miss Mar garet Hewitt. Miss Dorothy C.eddeH, Miss Hni'l Strickland and Miss Vera Mcl'llntock and Miss Frances Itutuer. i O Neighbors of Woodcraft Lilac Circle Meets Monday Evening The members of Neighbors of Woodcraft Lilac Circle No. -tit met nn Monday evening of this week In the Marcabee hall. The entire eve ning was devoted to the dlspo sltion of the business affairs of the circle. In the absence of Mrs. Max Ruff, grand guardian. Mrs. Tlilie Johnson, past guardian neigh bor, took charge of the meeting. One new member was Initiated juto the lodge. .". o. Miss Elizabeth Kenner. dmnrhter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Henner, Is ' expected to arrive tomorrow aft ernoon to spend the summer with her parents. Miss Hehner has at tended the M tin son school fur pri vate secretaries in San Francisco for tlio past six mouths. Miss Edna Hickman Bride of H. E. Kelley in Salem Wedding Miss Kdna Mae Hickman, daugh ter ot Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hickman of Itoseburg, became the bride of H. 10. Kelley, sou of Mrs. Sally Kelley of Salem, at a pretly wed ding ceremony In the home of a close friend of the bride. Mis. Ni cholas Jtocque, In Salem, Sunday aiternoon at 0:30 o'clock. Kev. 0. J. Howe read the impressive ser vice ill thb presence of about 20 immediate relatives and close friends of the bridal couple. llaskets of larkspur, delphinium, hydrangea and sweet peas, in pink and blue colors, were used effec tively about the living rooms of the Hocquc home. The wedding march was played by Clarence Wengur, of Salem. The bride Wore a pretty ensem ble of pale green and carried pink roHebuds. Her sister, Miss Fleda Hickman, of Hosehurg, 'was the only attendant and wore a acinl formal gown of orchid silk.' Kenneth Seeley of Sulcm '-served as hcHt man. An Informal reception followed, with Mr. and Mrs. (iuy Hickman of Hosehurg and Mrs. Sally Kelley re ceiving the young couple. An aunt of the. bride, Miss Hayes, presided at the serving table. Later In the evening, Mr., and Mrs. Kelley left on a wedding trip south. They will be at home In Salem after July 10. Mrs. Kelley has been employed as an usher at the Fox Klsluore theatre. Mr. Kelley Is the pro prietor of a store in Salem. Swimming Party' ' ' ; Held at Kiver rorks Wednesday Evening. One of the week's enjoyable. swimming parties was : held on Wednesday evening of this week flt the forks of the river. Swim ming and ball playing were the dl vorslons. Later a bonfire was 'built and a lilcnlc dinner cooked, and afterward group singing was enjoyed around the fire,' , Those present Included Miss Rlhel Smith, Miss Helen Ilergh. Miss Frances Hergh. Miss Lois livid, Miss Dorothy Dale. Jackson, Miss Ilessle Hedbarn, Mr. and Mrs. V. T. Jackson, (leorge I detach. Harry McCabe, Lynn Heekley and C. H. Daughorty of Voncalla. Belle View'ciub , to Meet July 17th ; A meeting of the Pelle View cluh is being planned for Thurs day. July 17, to be held at the home of Mrs. W. M. Allen on the Dlxonvllle road. A meeting of Interest to all the members of the club Is being pre pared, and a good nf tendance Is desired. Miss Vera Klore. who Is employ ed in the Hosehurg National bank, Is preparing to leave tomorrow on her annual two weeks' vacation, which she will spend In Santa Parbara, California. Intriguing Results In Suits of Navy Crepe 'lailleur and rtiflles are cnnihnt ed with IntrkniiiK results hi the y lit t of nay rrpe v. oi u by Natn'i" Mooreheud, sneeii ttar (alxixe). The hem of the jacket, the sleeres and collar are boideted with circu lar flounces. s It V4 Hi Mr. and Mrs. Wharton Entertain Sunday at Summer Cabin Mr. and Mis. C. W. Wharton ar- I ranged a very agreeable affair at their summer canin ou the .North j Umpqua near the Curry estate last , Sunday, Inviting a group of friends in to spend the day. The aftair ! was in compliment to Miss Fior ! ence Wharton and Miss Virginia Iltust A prettily appointed din ner was served, and the whole day was passed with summer sports and visiting. .' Those enjoying the hospitality of the host and hostess weie Miss Florence Wharton, teacher in the Hawaiian islands, who is spend ing her summer vacation with her relatives here; Miss Virginia Titus of Los Angeles, a friend of Miss Wharton's, who was also visiting here; Mrs. J. F. liarker and her daughter, Mrs. L. W. Josse of Se attle, and Mrs. Josse's son, Jack; Mr. and Mrs. (leorge Hail, week end guests in Hosehurg from Port laud, and Mis. Nathan Fuller ton. Martin Sprague Weds North Bend Girl on July 6th Among out-of-town weddings taking place this week of inter est, here was that of Miss llrstil Sauser of North Hend and Martin Spruguu, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Sprague of this city, which was solemnized in North Iteml on July ii, the pastor of the North ileud Dapilst church reading the ring ceremony. Miss Lillian Umbiidge of North Bend attended the bride, and John Kusenhnll, also of North Hend, acted as best man. The bride was attired in a frock of pale yellow georgette. She carried a bouquet of sweeL peas. After the ceremony the bride and bridegroom entertained with a reception in their apartment, which was lovely with fragrant flow ers. Mr, Sprague Is well known In this city, being the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Sprague of South Main street. He is employed as engineer on a government boat at North Hend. Miss Marie. Taber . . Becomes Bridd of Lebanon Man . . , . : . Miss Marie Taber of tills city became the bride, of Lawrence Maslerhrook of Lebanon, Oregon. at. a quiet ceremony at the-homo of the bride's uncle, Maurice Tab-. In Lebanon, on July 2. Ifoln- tivea and friends of the couple were present. The bride is the daughter of 'Mr. and Mrs. M. 10. Homme of this city. Mr. Maslerhrook is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Masterbiook of Lebanon. After their honeymoon trip the couple will make their home on their farm in (! olden valley near Lebanon. Miss Hazel Patterson Guest of Honor at Pleasureable Affair Miss Hael Patterson, attractive daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Patterson of this city, whose mar riage lo Wesley Williams of Iil lard was an event of this after noon, was delightfully surprised with an afralr given in her honor on Tuesday evening of this week arranged by Mr. ami Mrs. J. P. Williams, parents of her finnce. Members of the families of Miss Patterson and Mr. Williams, and a few close friendS'Were invited. A colorful background to the af fair was formed by the use of sweet peas throughout the rooms). Inning the evening the ladtc3 sewed, and an Informal social time was enjoyed. Hef resh meats were served at a late hour. Miss Patterson whs the. recipient ; of many lovely gifts presented by her friends. Baptist Ladies Aid Meets Thursday Afternoon in Ladies' Parlor The Ladies Aid of the UaptUt church met ou Thursday afternoon of this week in the parlor of the church lor the regular monthly meet Ing. Mrs. T. J. Prow n. Mis. Charles Mohr and Mrs. MatlsMi Allen wete hostesses for the alt erunon. The looms w ere lovely with a piofussion of summer flow ers. Mrs. . L. Johnson, president of the aid, took charge of the business sesi'iu. Those h:n inn birthdays in the past three mouths w err honor K lies I s at 1 1 1 e Htfalr. For this meet Inn they v ere Mrs. If. K. Hoffman. Mrs. Louis KohllKtuen, .Mrs. J. H. Woltord and Hev. It. IV Shorn. Hef resh meats e-e served at prettily appointed tables. Present for the at let noon w et e Mrs IV W. Taylor, Mrs. II. K. Hoffman. Mrs. it. L. .lohtuon. Mrs. P. W. Strom;. Mis. John Pentney. Mis S. L. tnwlfiehl. Mrs. Mary Puller. Mrs. Horace ('ampbe)l, Mrs. J. If. Wnlford. Mis. Prudence Crawford. Mrs. Hett e Pickens, Mrs. J. F. Hyrd, Mrs. Louis Kohl It ;i gen and Hev. nod M t s. It. IV Slnnin. Visitors w ere Mrs. Myi t le Jennings and Mrs. Cora Uiurte. it ft RoNnburg Woman's Club to Hold Special Meeting Monday, July Nth A special meeting of the Hose burg Woman' club has lu-en c.-iIS'd Tor Monday afternoon. Julv 11. at twothirtv. The meeting v. ;!! be hM In 'he Woman Club hmld iiu. and special business nirttieis v. ill be taken up at that time. All members are urgeo lo be prcscut Milady Sets Summer Styles r, 'Jrf , " ' L New York's fashion czrr have decreed that the large flopping straw hats will be "the thing" this summer. The lonely model shown was sent from Paris, the style coital of the world, and is considered one of the most attractive hats uuisned for wear during the present torrid months. ... Ladies Enjoy Golf and Bridge at Country Club l Kvery Thursday the ladies of the Country club convene at the club for a day of golf and bridge. Tliis week there were fourteen on the links In the morning, golfing during the lovely, sunny hours. Mrs. Phil Harth scored lowest in tUe.iflrst flight, Mrs. Guy Cottlon' in the second and Miss- Jessie Judd In the third. The other golf ers were Mrs. W. K. OU, . Mrs. Drown, 'Mrs. Ivan. Pickens, Miss Naomi Scott, Mrs. T. (L Watson, Miss Helen Casey, Mrs. A. A. Hichard, Mrs. 1L K. Stearns, Mrs. W. A. Stephenson, Mrs. J. M. Judd and Mrs. James Horun.'of Los Angeles, a guest. ' ) Luncheon. was served in the club house at noon. In the afternoon tables were ar ranged tor bridge, there being play ers at five tables. Out of town guests at the card tables were Mrs. Horan and Mrs. Charles T. Tyte. Members playing included Mrs. Harry Stearns, Mrs. W. O. dinger, Mrs. John Throne. Mrs. Horace llerg, Mrs. A. G. Sutherland, Mrs. Sam Shoemaker, Mrs. A. A. Hich ard, Mrs. Leon MeClintock. 'Mrs. IV Hvar. Mrs. W. E. Ott, Mrt. S. L. Kidder. Mrs. W. F. Harris. Mrs. W. A Stephenson, Mrs H, L. Whipple, Mrs. Harry Stapleton. Mrs. J. C. Hume, Mrs. v. N. Ilriggs. Highest score was won by Mrs. W. O. Cllnger, with Mrs. S. L. Kid der placing second. Art and Embroidery Club to Meet July 16th The Art and Kmbroldery club will be entertained on Wednesday evening, Julv 1H. at the homo of Mrs. K. K. Morgan at 715 Iloftard street. A pleasant evening of sew ing and social amusement is be ing planned by the hostess ' and an enjovable time Is promised to all. Carter-Knight Wedding . Solemnized at Myrtle Creek ! June weddinjr, which took place at Myrtle Creek, was that of Miss Juanita Knight of Canyonvllle and Harrel Carter of Hiddle. which was solemnized at the Methodist pnrsonaae at Myrtle Creek by Hev. .1. 1 1 all. In the presence of rela I lives ami friends. ; i The biide wore a model of pale i green crepe, and carried a .bou I ijuet of sweet f'eas arranged with j maiden hair fern, i The couple were guests of honor i at a dinner given the following day i bv the bride's mother at her ' home in Cunynm-ille. Present 1 were Mr. and Mis. A. C. Maistel. Mrs. F. T McWhirter ami prand d:nmhter. Lou Frances. lr. and M is. K.lw aids. Miss Hess CIoukIi. Miss Meatrlce Worthiucton. Mr. and Mis. .hilm Carter. Mrs. T. A. Hock by and the hostess. Mrs. Lon KnlKht. The hi itle Is (lie tl:iughtr of Mr-. Lon Knight of Canyonville. and is a graduate of the Iays Creek high school with the class Qr VXM. Mr. Carter Is the son nf John Carter of Middle, and is the ninn ager of the Hoseubeig Prune Pack ing company for southern Oregon. The couple are making their home near Hiddle. ;"; Mrs. Stewart K Tavior of Marsh field, a visitor In this city, wna n teriained st dinner on Ti:'iy evenins at the home of 1s. Hom er Abbott of Myitle Creek, a class mate. M t Ctndvs Iie(km.n-Pur-rN of Pueblo, Colorado, uurtther classmate, w as also present. Mrs. Sewell Is Hostess ; to Presbyterian Women's Missionary Society . - Mrs. Georse Sewell was hostess to (.he Women's Missionary society of the Presbyterian church on Thursday afternoon of this .week .Mrs. Uarton Helliwell, vice-presi dent of the society, took charge of the business session in the. ab sence of Mi'B. Charles Robeijts, president. '- ' ' , ' Mrs. Elizabeth Connelly led the devotional service. The program for the' afternoon Included a talk by Mrs. Scott of Kdenbower on the Btudy book, "The Work of National Missions"; a talk by Miss Josephine Parrott reviewing the work of the year in foreign missions; and a talk by Mi-s. Elmer Metzger on the wo men's work hi the general assem bly. Following the program a social hour was enjoyed and refresh ments were served. The next meeting of the society will be held In September. V? . ft Mrs. Walter Hercher Entertains Thursday Honoring Miss Patterson For the pleasure of Miss Hazel Patterson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Patterson of this city, whose marriage to Wesley Wil liams ot Dlllard was solemnized this afternoon, Mrs. Walter Herch er of Dlllard entertained on '1 hurs day of this week at her home, ar ranging an afternoon of sewing for her' guests. The attractive floral appointments were of sweet peas, gladiolas and baby breath. At tea hour the hostess served dainty refreshments. Many lovely gifts were present ed to Miss Patterson by her friends. The guest list included, besides the honor guest, Miss Patterson. Mrs. Guv Cordon. Mrs. Carl Wim berly. Mrs. Phil Harth. Mrs. Ches ter Hercher, Mrs. Loreu Miller. Mrs. Harold NichoU, Mrs. Harrie (tooth. Mrs. John 'MeClintock, Mrs. Tom Parkinson, Mrs. J. P. Wil liams, Mrs. F. K. Harems and Mtss Margaret Hewitt. 1 Mrs. Walcott of Dillard Guest of Honor at Lovely Shower A shower honoring Mrs. Walcott "vii i i i t ti j I Mrs. P. M. Bta.skey entertained Missionary soc ety at the home ofjon F l wn,B wfth a birtmi:iy Mr. Fred Bnell. rour little flower j (,nner ,J mnor f h s w girls. Ann l oyer. Nancy Ami ne I L who , v,siti . xv . , 'Nich"iV ' w dy. 'fn empU.jed bv the cla Walcott. presented the gifts to: the guest of honor. After a pleasant social hour re freshments were served. Present were the honor guest. Mrs. Walcott. Mrs. Mabel David son, Mrs. Hatfield. Mrs. Lester Mover. Mrs. ti. Ft. Lanrance, Mrs. Fred Burks. Mrs. R. D. Kleist. Mrs. I. It. Nichols. Mrs. Jean Nichols. .Mrs McCullah. Mrs. Willard Lam ance, Mrs. W. H. Blair. Mrs. S. C. Miller. Mrs. H. W. Hummel, Mrs. Stanford Bnell. Mrs. Veru Johnson. Miller. Mrs. H. W. Hummel, Mrs. Mrs. Ida Punroyne, Mrs. Hermau Siiiu It z. Miss Gladys Johnson. Miss Sadie Buxton, Miss Llllie Davlin. Miss Virginia Bnell. Master Dan- ford Laurence.. -Master Charles Moyer. ami the hostess.--" Mrs. Fred Bnell. ; A t:;- :"; Miss Math- Martins of Minnea- poll and Miss lima Martins of Missouri, former Hosehurg girls, are spending the summer at their home in thU ciiv. Miss Irma Mar- France Ware. Lna Young. Carer-1 hand-painted flower patterns. The tins ir entei tainiitg for a few days ' eue Hotuer. Haz-d Itasi. Gertrude ; dtess follows the sophisticated her friend. Miss Ruth Henby. also j Jones. Neil Scheiftele. Louveta lines, showing a deep-tut decolet fiom Missouri, as her house! Brown. Mrs. Tracy was the guest jtage collar endlug In a bow which guest. lot the circle in the afternoon. 'sweep in Hue with a short train. Evening of Bridge I Arranged Thursday at Ueland Home j Miss Cora and Miss Emma I Ueland w ere hostesses at a pita- j surauie affair on Thursday eve ning of this week, arranging briuge for the diversion of a num ber ot guests at their home on Harrison street. Lovely summer flowers in the rooms made a back ground of color, and charm fur the j entertainment. Two tables were arranged for i playing bridge. Miss Kuth Henby won high honors at bride, Miss Heten' Casey scored Becond. Miss Naomi Scott played sev eral violin selections, lo the de light of her audience. The hostesses served refresh-, nienis at a late hour. ! The guest list included Miss Hess Wharton, Mrs. Elsie Nelson, Miss Marie Martins of Minneapolis, : Minnesota, and Miss Irma Mar-! tins .of Missouri, both former , Hosehurg girls who are summer ing In this city; Miss Kuth Henby,; also from Missouri, a friend and 1 guest of Irma Martins; Miss Helen ; Casey, who is spending the sum- j mer at her home here; Miss Naom' j Scott. , . ' a ' Mr. and Mrs. T. Wharton Entertain Thursday With Informal Dinner Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wharton pre-1 sided over a pleasant lntormal af fair of the week, entertaining a small group of friends with a six thirty dinner on Thursday evening at their home. Delphinium and Shasta daisies were used in the pretty appointments. Covers were laid for Miss Flor ence Wharton, Dr. and Mrs. A. C. Seely, Mr. and Mrs. Hall Seely of Connectlcutt, visiting here with the former's parents. Dr. and Mrs. Seely, and the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Whartod. ii it i'f Christian Endeavor of Presbyterian Church . Holds Picnic Thursday The " Christian Endeavor mem bers of the local Presbyterian church enjoyed a frolic at Alexan der's park on Thursday evening of this week. - Swimming and out door sports furnished recreation, and later a picnic dinner was served, and s login" around a bon fire was enjoyed by the group. 1 1 hose present included Miss Helen Norton, Miss Dorothy Nor ton,. Miss Bernece Torrey, Miss Gaiiaudinei Jiull.i Miss Margaret Metzger, Miss Kuth- Meyer,. Miss Kalherine Fisher, Miss Annahelle Fisher. iMisa Lois Burchard, Philip Schictfole, Emery Williams, Le hind Kussell, Lester Hussell, Rev. and Mrs, Alexander Muirden, Mrs. F. J. Norton and James Hendrick son of Grants Pass, conductor of the dally vacation Bible school in Riverside. - B. Y. P.'U. Holds Picnic Friday Evening at Maple Grove A delightful picnic was held on Friday evening of this week at Maple grove by the B. V. P. U. of the Baptist church. Swimming in the river above the grove was en joyed, followed by a picnic lunch in the grove. Frank Orubbe and worse Harrington entertained with vocal solos, and Miss Margar et Page, Miss Elizabeth Williams and Miss Ella Mae Morris gave readings, to the delight of all pres ent. The evening closed with group singing around an open fire. Those present included Miss Fern Scott, Miss Clarabelle Olson, MisB Margaret Jennings, Miss Pauline Shoun, Miss Lucille Shoun, Miss Elizabeth Williams, Miss Mar garet E. Page. Miss Daynise Reese, Miss Ruth Von Pessl, Miss Mar- jorie M Inter, Miss Lois Hyrd, Miss Jennie Dirks, Miss Evelyn Thoma- son, Miss Dorothy Dirks, Miss Pearl Uayburn, Miss Ella Mae Mor ris, Miss Margaret Page, Miss Rob erta Crawford, Miss Leah Mc Gaughey, Mrs. Mary Sanders. Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Page, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Crawford, Rev. and Mrs. R. B. Shoun. Richard Levy, Jindon Hoffman, Paul Thompson. Yellemonte Morris, Hieome Har rington, Franke Orubbe. Wallace Robertson, Charles Robertson and Earl Crawford. Warren Lucas Guest of Honor at Birthday Dinner nower comnnnv in. Gold Ilearh t Seasonal flowers were used to cen ter the table and were placed about the rooms. Covers were laid for Warren Lucas, Jack Henbest. also of Gold Beach, who is a visitor here. George Denn of San Digo. vaca tioning here for a few days. Gay lord Lucas and the host and hos tess. Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Blaskey. L. c. , c ! "ythian Sisters dewing Circle Entertained at Micelli Home Pythian Sisters Sewing Circle was entertained last Thursday at the home, of Grace Micelli on Pine j street. The afternoon was spent w"1' sewina and chatting. Dainty j refreshments were served by the j hostess at the close of the after- j noon. j i Those enjoying the affair were! Tuesday Bridge Club Entertains Husbands With "No-Host" Dinner A pleasurable affair of Tuesday evening was the "no-host dinner followed by an evening of bridge, given by the members of the Tues day Bridge club, entertaining their husbands at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Shoemaker. Larkspur in pink and lavender shades, at tractively arranged, was used about the rooms. 1 Several tables of bridge were in play following the dinner. High est score among the ladies was won by Mrs. -Guy Cordon, while R. u. Whipple scored highest among the men. - Enjoying the evening were Mr. and Mrs. George Wharton, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Harris, Dr. and Mrs. . CI Finlay, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Leedy, Mr and Mrs. Guy Coidon, Mr. and Mrs. R, L. Whipple, Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Selllck, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. Birney West. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lock wood and Mr. and Mrs. Shoe maker. Mrs. Richard Coen Complimented Friday With Lovely Shower Mrs. Donald Helliwell and Mrs. Fred Lock wood presided over an affair of charming appointments on Friday evening of this week, arranging a shower at the home of Mrs. Helliwell in compliment to Mrs. Richard Coen. A note of gay color was introduced Into the rooms by the use of sweet peas. Several tables of bridge were arranged for the diversion of the guests. The first prize wras award ed to Mrs. AI Throne and second award was made to Mrs. Chester Morgan. The guest of honor was present ed many beautiful gifts by her friends. The guest list Included, besides Mrs. Coen, honor guest, Mrs. Lee Connelly, Mrs. Ralph Quine, Mrs. Roy Catching, Mrs. Hugh Cole man, Mrs. Harrie Booth, Mrs. Keith Wright. (Mrs. Frederick Hartung, Mrs. Herbert Ouine. Mrs. Al Throne, Mrs. Chester Morgan. Mrs. C. A. Lockwood, Miss Hazel Strickland, Miss Florence Whar ton. Miss Helen Falbe, Miss Naomi Scott and Miss Helen Casey. Miss Daphne Hughes, president of the national student assembly of the Y. W. C ,A is spending a few weeks In this city at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wash ington Hughes, having come here from the y, W. C. A. convention in Seabeck. Miss, Hughes expects to visit nere ana , at jianuon uuiu August 6, when she will leave for San Francisco, where an examina tion of the working conditions of girls in factories is being carried on by Y. W. C. A. college girls. Approximately ten girls from var ious colleges and universities are in the work, making the experi ment of working in the factories under the same condition as other working girls, and living on the salary which they receive. Miss Hughes, who is president of the university Y. W. C. A. In Eugene, will be there for the close of the experiment. Following that she plans to leave for Granville, Ohio, to attend the national executive council of the student Y. W. C. A., leaving Granville in time to return to Eugene for the opening of school. Miss Agns Pit eh ford and Mrs. Henry Harth are enjoying two weeks of vacationing in California, visiting at Los Angeles, San Fran cisco, Santa Monica and other points of interest. Stylish Evening Gown For Summer Wear A summer type of evening gown In a white moire showing colorful m vim Dinner Party Enjoyed at Vleck Home in Hoaglin Mrs. C. J. Green of Sausallto. California, and her three daugh ters. Miss Janet, Miss Patricia and Miss Mary Jack, who. have been spending the week at Idleyld park were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vleck at their borne in Hoaglin at a dinner party on Tues day evening of this week. The dinner was served in thy open air under the trees, and the" table was lovely with fioweis. Many of the guests are homestead ers in the North Umpqua country and spent the evening in recalling incidents and events of their home steading experience. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. Persons of Salem and their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Messing, with whom they are visiting, Mr. and Mrs. Lee McCarns and Mr. and Mrs. Larkin Rice of Rock Creek, Mrs. Browj, the mother of Mrs. Vleck, and M. R. Klmmel of Hoaglin. 4-H Canning Club Meets With Leader The girls of the 4-H Canning cluh of Tenniile met on Sunday of this week at the home of their leader Mrs. W. O. Watson, to hold a dem onstration on how to make quick jam and jelly. The finished prodi ucts testified to the success or their efforts as was verified by the visitors present when they were served by ,the girls -with tiesli home made' bread and buttet- auj loganberry jam. Visitors present were Mrs. Wal ter Coats, Mrs. L. P. Watson, Miss Mildred Coats, Miss Pearl Hannah, Miss Frances McDauiel and Miss Doris Holcomb. Members of the club present were Mrs. W. O. Watson, club lender, Miss Katherine Rowell, Miss Irene Rowell, Miss Freida Watson and Miss Nell Watson. Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Tyte,' residents of San Francisco, are being entertained here for a few weeks as house guests of Mrs. Stanley Kidder. For their pleasure an outing at Steamboat is being planned this week-end. Mrs. Anna Felt, of Olalla, NeiV raska. is the house guest of Mis? Olive Cooney and Miss Bertha Cooney. Mrs. Felt and Miss Bertha Cooney were chums In their school days. Before returning to her home, Mrs. Felt will visit with rel atives in Seattle. ' - ft Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Bemts nave just returned to this city aftcf spending a week at Newport and Rockaway beach with their child ren. The party1 besides Mr. and Mrs. Bemis of this city, included Dr. and Mrs. Clifford Bemis and Harold Bemis of Seatile m- nmi Mrs. Franklin Bemis and daughter, Joyce, and Mrs. Lloyd Britt, of Portland. A delightful week's outing spent in fishing and hiking up the trails in the mountains above Steamboat has been enjoyed by Mrs. Arthur Baum and her daughter, Miss Mar garet Baurn. and her son, Arthur Baum Jr.. and Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Eppington of San Francisco, house guests of the Baums. Style Notes Greek Scrolls Form ' J3asis for Costumes Two famous scrolls oi the Greeks, "the key" and the "wall ot Troy," are the basis of Interesting gowns worn by Clara Bow and llarbnra Bennett, in a late picture. The key sclloll, worked in round crystal beads, forms I he design of a classically draped frock of while satin for Miss Bow. "The wall o( Troy," evolved in lon flat crystals, creates the hlKhliglit of a typical 1M adaptation of the tiQe clan robe for Jliss Bennett. :: Ornaments for Hair Make Bid to Favor Now that milady's bob Is grow ing long and there is something to pin them lo. ornaments are making thlr bid for favor. June f'ollyer. Paramount star, adopts the new mode and enhances her evening coVfure with f lovers, .shionl in liar silk materials or small Me ters ot brilliants. According to Miss Cnllyer, hair adornment com prises small clusters at the back or sUIms of the hair, in place of t lie encircling bandeau of past sea sons. li 1 8 Gowns Needed by Well-Dressed Women A wardrobe of eighteen cos tumes, covering every requirement of lMil fashions, was created by Claudette Colbert to wear In a new Paramount production. According to Miss Colbert, this spawn's com plete sartorial supply must Include sport and spectator frocks, taileur. street frocks of woolen and silk afternoon ensembles, as well as dinner and formal gowns. S 4S Flower Garden Idea Features Ensemble The flower garden ensemble js introduced by Kay Francis, Ho wood stnr in one of her lale pic tures. The new costume com prises a frock "tinted with latPp gay lowers in yellow, red. green and hh?c on a Iwrl-ground ot blsck. A jiiunly jacket of brlgl" i yellow velveteen is worn with the I frock, and completes an outfit o! uausuually clilc pretensions.