foMUKmNi.nf.vit KuatuuKU UKtJOON SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1. 1930
TWO
SOCIETY
By L0TU8 KNIGHT PORTER
All Contrlbui?on to this Page Society, Women's Clubs, and
Personals Should Bo Telephone to the Society
Cdlior by Friday ot Each Wee.
Ghosts, goblins, spooks, jack-o-lanterns
and all weird noises
of the Hallowe'en time have be?n
enjoyed ut the many social affairs
of the past week. Several clever
parties were outstanding events of
the social calendar.
The Couniry Club annual Hal
loween ball, held on last evening,
was the most brilliant event of the
week. A large attendance of mem
bers and their friends enjoyed the
evening. ...
The Reselling Women s club will
meet next Monday aftornoon at tlie
clubhouse Instead of Tuesday af
ternoon, which is the regular day.
The Senior high school 1. T. A.
will meet for a business meeting
.and program at the high school on
next Tuesday evening .
Future events for the mouth of
November include the Girls' club
Vorivll, which will take place on
November Hill and the Business
aid Professional Women's club
aimual Thanksgiving ball on No
vember 27th.
Large Dinner Party
la Brilliant Airair
of Last Week-End
One of the loveliest dinner par-i
ties of the fall eason occured on
last week-end, when Mr. and Mis.
1 A.' Harding and Mr. and Mrs.
AI. C. Sutherland enteitu'uied their
friends at a six-forty-fivo o'clock
dinner at the Umpuua hotel In the
main dining room on Friday eve
ning, October 24. Chrysanthe
mums in shades ot orchid and yel
low were used In the rooms and
the table was artistically arranged
with a beautiful silver candelabrum
centerpiece with lighted tapers;
prays of dainty flowers led from
ejtehslde of tho candelahium to a
bouquet of pink and yellow rose
buds, jilsced at ach end of the ta
ble. Appropriate favors a n d
placecards added loveliness to
Hie. selling. Covers were placed for
loriy-two guests.
"Those bidden a the affair In
truded Mr. and Mrs. Fred I'hap
Buin, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Helll
weir, Mr .and Mrs. C. A. lfockwood,
r. and Mrs. tleorge A. nrad
burn, Mr. and Mrs. L, E. Merlin-tuwk.-Mr.
and Mm. i. R. Sawyers.
Dr. slid .Mrs. Olnlr K. Allen, Mr.
mid Mrs. Oscar llenle, Mr. and
Mrs. C, W. Wharton, 'Mr. and Mrs.
George Dolter, Hr. and Mrs. K. II.
Stewart, Mrs. Mary F. Harding.
AVre, It. A. Butler. Mrs. B. 1.. Kid
der. Airs. H. 11. Slnplelon, Mrs. 11
t'lsoy. Mrs. Arllinr Ilnum. Mis. .1.
F llarker Miss tlerlrudo Itast. H.
Wallenberg, E. 1.. I'arrolt, Nathan
Fnllerton and the hosts anil bos
reuses. Mr. and Mrs. Harding and
Kjf.' and Mrs. Sutherland.
.Fallowing Iho dinner, the guests
wnt to the home of Mr. nnd Mis.
Sutherland, where bridge wus en
JBied ttnlll a lnte hour. Mrs. Ar
thur Baum won first pilzo for the
ladles and Mrs. S. I.. Kidder re
celved second prize. E. I.. I'arrolt
was awarded first prize lor I he
men nnd Donald Ilelllwcll receiv
ed second prise.
The. occasion nlso marked the
(diver wedding annlversiuy of Mr.
and Mrs. J. A. Harding.
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Mrs. D. H. Morgan Id
Complimented With
Surprise Party Thursday
Mrs. Chester Morgan was a
(harming hostess on Thursday
evening when she entertained with
a surprise party, complimenting
Alls. I). 11. Morgan's birthday anni
versary . 1 he lovely new home of
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Morgan In
l.aurehvond was decked villi hen
duets of chrysaulhcuiuins and
other fall flowers. A delirious
seven o'clock turkey dinner was
served at two (allies ai'tlslicslly ar
ranged with flower center -pieces
anil dainty favors and placecards.
A Inrge birthday cake was cut for
Mrs. II. II. Alcilgiin and mill illi
cit her birthday cake was presented
to! Mrs. Washington llunhcs, who
ultio hnd a birthday tills week.
'ovcrs were placed for Mrs. D.
H; Morgan, honor latest, Mrs. P. T.
lluliar, Mrs. Dean It .Hubar. Mrs. I,.
A. Wells, Mis. I. II. Illildie. Mrs.
Washington Hughes, Mrs. M. F.
lUre and Mrs. Thomas II. Ness.
Mrn, Morgan was assisted in serv
ing by Mrs. Maurice .1 V!:!
ami Miss Marian Ne-.s.
Bridge was enjoyed during the
evening hours. Mrs. Morgan had
nriungcd a very clever way of win
lug-1 he evening's pilzes. A pile
was wrapped Tor each guest and at
the beginning ot each card hand,
the cards were cut and the one
holding the highest enrd chose the
package desired. Al the close of
(lie evening's play. Mrs. 1,. A. Wells
received the first prize and Mrs. I.
II. llitbur received the second prize.
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Hallowe'en Pnrty
Enjoyed at Berg I lome
on Thursday Evening
Mrs. II. Ilerg entertained
with a Hallowe'en party In honor
of her daughters. Miss Clatahclle
and Miss Alinabello at her lovely
homo on Iho norlh Pacific high
way on Thursday evening of in s
Yi'eek.
.Hallowe'en colors, ghort-i and
pumpkins were used to lend Hal
lowe'en atmosphere to the ronin
fiames wero enjoyed timing I he
evening, utter which Mrs. ReiKj
nerved dainty refreshments to the
sixteen guests.
No Host Dinner Enjoyed
at "Rumble Inn" to
Celebrate Anniversaries
An enjoyable affair of the past
week occured on Sunday, when Mr.
and Aug. C. A. Lockwood, Mr. uud
Mrs. J. A. Harding and , Mr. and
Mrs. A. (1. Sutherland celehrateir
their wedding anniversaries a.
"Humble Inn," the summer camp
of Mr. and Mrs. l.ockwood on the
North llmpquu river. A seven
o'clock dinner was served ut u
table made lovely with lighted tap
ers. Covers were placed for Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Chapman, Mr. and Mrs.
C. W. Wharton, Mrs. Arthur Daitm.
E. I.. Parrntl, 11. Wollenberg, Mr.
and Mrs. C. A. l.ockwood, Mr. and
Mrs. J. A. Harding and Mr. and
Mrs. A. G. Sutherland.
Bridge was played during the
evening hours following the din
ner and a social Rood-time enjoyed.
Lovely Dinner Enjoyed
at Heinline Home in
Laurelwood Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Heinline en
tertained with a lovely Informal
o'clock dinner at their home
in Luurelwuod on Saturday eve
ning ot lust week. The table wus
unusually attractive, llrilllant ivy
leaves were used as doiiies under
the crystalware nnd favora. The
centerpiece was u low howl of vaiv
ions hued fall flowers in shades
of red, blue and yellow. The bowl
was placed on u luce centerpiece,
which was dotted with small can
dies In shades of yellow and black.
Covers were placed for Dr. and
Mrs. I.. A. Wells, Mr. nnd Mrs. Os
cnr Hcrrle, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
II. Ness. iMr. and Mrs. I). H. Alor
.'an, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Lockwood,
and the host and hostess, Mr. and
Mrs. C. S. Heinline.
llrldge was enjoyed during the
evening hours with Dr. and Mrs.
Wells winning first prize and Mr.
and Mrs. llerrie winning second
price. . .
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Miss McDonald Entertains
Friends With Party on v
Saturday Evening
Miss Helen McDonald enlerluln
ed n group of her friends ut her
home last Saturday evening. Octo
ber IS. Cards and games were en
joyed during the evening and at
n late bour. dainty refreshments
were served by Mrs. J. S. McDon
ald, nsslsiod by Mrs. C. W. Horner.
Those enjoying the party In-
eluded Miss Nellie Uast. Miss
Thellna Mollis. Miss Opal Horner.
Miss Frances Solllck, Miss Helen
Cobb. (Ilenn I'ulni. George Unpin.
Clyde Palm, Hubert Kidder, Itay
mond Palm. John llapin and the'
hostess, Miss Helen McDonald.
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Roseburg Girl Becomes
Bride of Tenmile Man
at Quiet Wedding Monday
Hay Stevens, of Tenmile. and
M'ss flladys Harvey, of Koseburg,
were nuirrled on Monday morning
at leu o'clock at the Methodist
Koisrnpal nnrsoiiagc by Uev.
Charles A. Kdwurds, pastor of the
ctunell.
Tile young collide will make
Ihelr home In Teninlle.
Formalized Pajama Is
the Smart Nrw Thing
For dining chei vous. the formal-i-cd
i-nlams wttn mi evening decel-h-tare
Is the sinart new Mimic, vitli
a elicit lame tunic hoideitd In tin
and gfeii chitlon trousers that
giu tlie cltcct of a voluminous
tkltt.
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J. W. Perkins Honored
on Birthday Anniversary
on Monday Evening
J. W. pei kin was honor guest
on his birthday anniversary Man
day evening, when Mrs. Perkins
entertulned with . a Hallowe'en
party at her home on Mosher
Ktieet. The side-walk and steps
and front porch , was coveied with
dry fall leaves that caused a soft
rustling sound, when the guests
stepped from their curs to enter
the Perkins home. Weird looking
dwarfs, ghosts, goblins nnd witches
were cleverly masked and placed
on tlie porch, hall and living rooms.
Cornstalks, pumpkins nud nil the
Halloween trimmings were used to
create a perfect setting for the
party. . .
The dining room also waB decked
with Hallowe'en colors and large
bouquets of chrysanthemums in
shades of yellow, "Spooky" look
ing favoirt and placecards were
placed on the table.- The .guests
were served n seven o'clock;
liirthdny dinner. Covers were plac
ed lor J. W. Perkins, honor guest,
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Dockwood, Mr.
and Mrs. Ivan Pickens. Mr. and
Mrs. Charles B. Wade, and Dr. and
Mrs. Lee A. Wells, Dr. and Mrs. H.
It. Shoemaker, Dr. and Mrs. 11. II.
Church, Mr. and i.Mra. I,ymon Spen
cer, Nathan Fullerton, C. C. Fristoe
and tho hostess, Mrs Perkins. An
enjoyable table feature was the
reading of rhymes about each guest
present. , A lurge birthday cake
decorated with black and orange
candles was cut at the close of the
dinner.
Following the dinner, the guests
retired to the living room, where
hrldgo was played. Mrs l.ymnn
Spencer won first, prize for tho
Indies and Dr. H. C. Church, won
first prize for the men.
Dining the bridge game, ITie
lights suddenly went out and a
weird noise was heard from the
front porch. As the front door flew
open, the lights were again turned
on. and the guests beheld an old
witch coming toward them on a
broom-stick. The witch staled that
she had been summoned to the Per
kins home by tho Splrlls and had
come to tell them their fortunes.
Kach guest's fortune was then told,
which proved to be one of tlie best '
features of the cvenlngi Mrs I.. O.
Maddux took the part of the witch
and was tlie source of considerable
entertainment and merriment dur
ing the evening. ' 1 '
Miss Louise Yokum assisted Mrs.
Perkins during the evening. 1 (
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Thimble Club Enjoys ,
I lallowe'en Party and " ' " ;
Shower Monday Evening
Mrs. Max Ruff. Mrs. Sadie lhin
yan anil Mrs. Hldinger wero host
esses on Monday evening, when
Ihey enieiiained Ihe members of
the Woodcraft Thimble club Willi
a Hallowe'en pany at the home oi
Mrs. Hu.V. 1'oriy two ihenihiis
and friends were present for the
evening. A short business meeting
was held, followed by games and
contests. Mrs. Hldinger .won tne
club prize for the evening, after
which a bridal shower was given
in lienor of Mrs. Lucy Arthur. The
rooms were lovely with llullowe'en
decorations and bouquets of Chry
santhemums. iMrs. Arthur was the recipient or
many beautiful gifts from her
friends. Later In tlie evening, Mrs.
Huff, Mrs. Ilunyan nnd Mrs. Hld
inger served dainty refreshments
lo Mrs. O. O. Jennings, Mrs Laura
Fugeraall, Mrs. Claude litimni, Mrs.
A. II. Pertin, Mis. Cynthia tier
tiiomi, Mrs. tleorge Cauipeell. Mrs.
liltlon Hooper, Mrs. Flora Clark.
Mrs. Myrtle Not wood, Mrs. A. II.
Movers, 'Mrs. I.llcy Arthur, Mrs.
Klllse Williams, Mrs. F. W. lloff
nielsler, Mrs. Lee Williams. Mrs J.
W. Dov.ill, Mrs. David .Meyers.
Mrs. tleorge tlrimni. Ml-s. .Willis
Meers, Mis F.tsle Mct'omas. Mrs.
Thomas lliowil, JIM. Virginia
Campbell, Mrs. Harry Oakley. .Mrs.
Charles lloyd. iMrs. Ora Welker.
Mrs. Nora .Miles. Mrs. tleorge K.
Price, .Mrs. M. K. Taylor. Mrs Kl
lner Metzger. Mrs. V. B. Flench.
Mrs. S. i'l. Fanrlier. Mrs. .1. A. Free
mini. Mrs. James Miller. Mrs. Hoy
tliiuiin. .Mrs. I'. I. lliinuicul, Mis.
Kd wu I'd I'allerson, 'Mrs. K,. Krone
tiilnga, Mrs. Cole W. OWt-n, Miss
Minnie Meyers uud Miss Margaret
Helen Meyers.
The next nicotinic of tin- "Club,
will he held on Nuvomlier Huh lit
the home or Mrs. V. S. French with
Mrs. A. 11. Penin as Joint hostess.
Miss Joan Citntrell
l ias Birthday Party
on Saturday Afternoon
Mrs. F. W. Cantrcil euteruiiued
with a birthday parly honoring her
daughter. Miss Joan, on Saturday
alternuon at her home on Oak
street. Tlie rooms wero decorated
with Hallowe'en decorations and
uillues and contests were enjoyed.
Tlie dining room .was especlalb
pretty. Long orange and black
sireaniers litm- from the chntnlo
Her lo the corners of Ihe table,
where lliev were lied 111 large
bows, the remainder of the stream
ers touching Iho floor. A Hallow
e'en table chub -was used and
miniature orange luflled dolls
were iven lo each girl nnd the
hiivs received latce black cals.
Covers were placed for Miss
Joan Cantrell. honor guest. Miss
Charlotte l.ee Dlllard, Miss euro
lyn Cordon. Miss Madeline Hide
ter. Miss Charlotte l.ockwoed. Miss
Louise Smith. Miss Virginia Lee
linhelisoii. Miss Hetty Hay Ih'll-
; net I, Miss Florence Hamilton,
i Tommy M ('Unlock. Allan Kulid!-
son anil Tommy Lockwnod.
A larse birthday cake bearing
j.M'wn caudles was cut and served
Iwitli Die refreshments. Miss Joan
I received many lovely gifts (loin
her tiiondSg
Milady Sports the
New Three-Piece Suit
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The bfisque suit has caught the
faiicy of the fashionable youK
mittfl. It is composed of a three
piece suit of Biuy Elizabeth crepe,
trlmilicfj. with Ulatinum fox fur.
Turkey Dinner Enjoyed
on Sunday at Home of
Mr. and Mrg. Pearcy
Mr. and Mr. Hairy Pearcy en
tertained with an informal one
o'eiotk turkey dinner at their
country home near Salem last
Sunday. 'l'b rooms were decoraL
ed wilh llullowe'en colors and'
l'towers. The table had a clever
centerpiece. . A h in a 11 golden
pumpkin was placed on the ren
ter duilie and a small teeter-totter
placed on lop of tlie pumpkin with
miniature men ou it. Teetering
back and' rorth. The nursery
rhyme, 'Tcter, Peter, Pumpkin
oaler," van 'written' on the teeter
imtl'i'.'l FaVai'a were also used' on
the table. " ' ' 1 ; " : - 1
Covers were placed for Mr. and
Mrs. It. 11. llouser, of Albany, MIhb
Dorothy Marsters ami Miss Mar
Jorie Knight, atudentn of Oi-epon
Stato college at t'orvallia, Miss
Vi o! e 1 1 e. an d ft! nrrl s Houser, of
Itosehms, Miss'Kuih Ann Pearcy.
of Salem, and the host nnd hostess
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pearcy.
The afternoon was pleasantly
spent vi?ltitiR. M.is. Pearcy. nee
Miss Vivian Mmfiters. cf KoHebuiR,
and Miss Po-othy Maraiers, of Cor
vallis, are the daughters of At
torney and Mis. It. W. Maratera ol
this city.
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State Nurses Association
District No. 1 Holds
Meeting Monday Evening
The P-tatc Ntiraes' association,
Oistrltl No. 11, met on Monday
evenitiK of this week at tho home
of Miss Clara Kngebretsen on
Bouth tStephons street. The regu
lar hu.siness session was held.
with Mrs. J. A. Kukiier in charge,
lieportd and plans for the winter
mouths were read and discussed,
alter which n social hour was en
joyed, i
Those attending the meeting in
eluded. Mrs. J. A. Kulcber. Mrs. K.
A. INwt. Mrs. A. f). Cacy, Mrs.
Frank Hoiikins. .Mrs - Lillian Ho.-
ford. Mrs. L. 11. Pae. Miss Sybil
Walker. Miss Hertha Tburman and
the hostess. Miss Knsebretsen.
Dainty refreshhionts were served
at a later hoar by the hostess, Miss
KtiKebretscu. ,
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New Pastor and Wife
Givr.iv Reception at
Church Wednesday Night
liev, .r, V'runk t'uiininiiham. neu
p tor ftir the Fir.'it t'ln 1st Ian
ehnii-U of, Itosetnilg. and Mrs. fun
nilijilum were honored wilh a re
eeption at the church ou Wednen
ilay evening of thU week. This re
ceptlon look the place of the re
iuihir monthly church ninht ami a
fine utleiiilanr of church members
and friends v ere present Tor the
evening.
At six thirty o'clock, a pot link
dinner was served, after whU
Uev. Perry S:uHh, rr;ire; entiiu the
M'nisiei la I I 'nion, w v-! coined llev.
Cunninuhiim to Ko.-'.i burg. Kev
CnenUii.'l.itm t!'cn gave :i vltort.
Uiik nnd an Informal program fol
lowed. 'Ihe remaiiuier of the eve
ing was 8teat visiting and enjoy
ing a licr.eial Rei-to getber hour.
Youn People of Christian
Church Enjoy Hallowe'en
Party on Thursday Evening
The Junior nnd Senior hicb stud
ents belonging to the Christian
church yottnx jwople's soclty met
at the c:mrch on Thursday evenlnc
f(U' a Hallnue'en soeiul. Nearly six
ty young pi-eple gatlietcd with
and Mis. J. l-'j-ank Cunningham lor
Mm -evening of enjoyment. Typical
Hallo" e'en g.irues and students
ieiit pie v.; hp to the llyllig boni s.
i The (111:11 was deeoratcd with
jam nam leaves, cornstalks, apples,
j jarfco-lanrenis and an of the ehnr
, atie lii d' vot.uh'its o HaMoi-'.
Sen tinn. t.;tter la the cvem';;. the
j-voutmhjt e. in charge served llullo-
we'eu ivfieshnteuis.
Little Miss Fonda
Sanders Celebrates
First Birthday
An enjoyable six o clock dinner
was given at the W. M. SanderK
home ou Cobb street ou Tuesday
evening of this week, honoring
Miss Fonda Maxine Sanders' first
birthday anniversary, a large
bowl of fall flowers .centered the
table and bowls of fruit and Hal
lowe'en favors completed a pretty
table setting.
Covers were placed for Mr. and
Mrs. S. E. Ferguson, grandparents
of the honor guest, Roy Smith Jr.,
r. and Mrs. E. A. Sanders and
small son, Arlen Merit, and the
host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. W.
M. Sanders.
Miss Fonda Maxine received
many lovely gifts. The evening
was pleasantly spent visiting.
Roseburg Woman's Club
to Meet Next Monday
Instead of Tuesday
The Roseburg Woman's club will
meet next Monday afternoon in the
Women's club rooms instead of on
Tuesday afternoon. An endowment
fund tea will be given by the club
and it is hoped that all members
will try to be present for the meet-!
ing. Mrs. W. E. Ott will have
charge of the business session, aft
er which a social hour will be en
joyed. Tea will be served.
The committee in charge for the1
Monday afternoon meeting is com
posed of Mrs. C. D. Fies, chairman.
Mrs. C. W. Parker, Mis. A. II. Per
rin and Mrs. Victor Short.
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Informal Seven o'CIock
Dinner Enjoyed at
Bubar Home Monday
A lovely informal dinner party
was enjoyed on Monday evening at
the Dean B. Bubar hqme on East
Cass street, when Mr. and Mrs.
Dean B. Bubar and Mr. and Mrs.
P. T. Bubar entertained. Small
yellow' chrysanthemums were used
as a centerpiece with yellow tap
s at each end of the table. .
A delectable seven o'clock din
ner was served to Mr. and Mrs.
John Runyan. Mr. and Mrs. C. S.
Heinline and "the hosts and hos
tesses, Mr. and Mr&. Dean B. Bubar
and Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Bubar.
Bridge was enjoyed during the
evening hours with Mr. and Mrs.
John Runyan winning the prize.
Interesting Visitors'
Here Short Time as
Guests at Grow Horrfc " '
'v- Mr. and Mrs. John Vergez, pf
'Oakland, Calit'ornra, were Inter
esting visitors in this city .during
the past week, when they were
the house guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Homer Grow. .
Mr. Vergez is an internationally
ttnown baneball player and was re
cently sold by the Oak hind, Cali
fornia. Coast league team to the
New York Giants. After leaving
Itosobuig, Mr. and Mrs. Vergez
went east to New York City, where
they will make their home. They
wero married in California two
weeks ago.
Chicken Dinner Enjoyed
Sunday at Kanipe Home
at English Settlement
Miss Mildred Kanipe was hostess
at an informal one o'clock dinner
on Sunday at her home near Oak
land. Fall flowers were used on
the table and throughout the
rooms. A chicken dinner was serv
ed to Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Cross and
son, Heston, Mr. and Mrs. Paul
DeKoss, all of Roseburg, Miss Mary
Bainbridge, John Kanipe and the
hostess, 'Miss Mildred Kanipe.
Visiting was enjoyed during the
afternoon hours.
M. O. A. Club Spends
Pleasant Afternoon
at Helmboldt Heme
The .M. O. A. flub members were
tho guests ot ilita. K. A. Helinbolitt
at hr home on South I'ille street
on Wednesday afternoon of this
week. Hallowe'en decorations were
used throughout tlie rooms. The
tVtilur business meetinie wus held,
after which a social hour was en
joyed. Uuests of the ul'tornonn were
Mrs. Jack. Dent. Mrs. O. 10. lilekll
und Mrs. William I'htllmoi. Mem
hers present included Mrs. l II.
Itibloy. M:s. ('. T. Tipton. .Mrs.
Helen Hell. .Mrs. C.eome Ilickle.
Mrs. Ueorr.e I'owers. .Mrs. M. II. Al
lison. .Mrs. U. K. flurdiut;. Mrs. K.
l). C'loake. Mrs. John Marks. Mrs.
Jake Jones. -Mis. C. it. Calkins.
Mrs. I'. W. l ook. Mr.-. John Kro
iitlliKH. Mrs. Ohatles A! fill r Mrs. II.
l. lloyie. Miss l'oarl Jones. Miss
Klla .May Cloake. Miss Irene Ti:ndt,
Miss Ada Jane Chalmers, jliss
II, tt v llelmholdl. llillv Chalmers.
Jack ltlckli. Jack Hojle and Pick
Hehnbol.il.
Mrs. lielnihohlt served dainty
refreshments later in Ihe afternoon
ami was assisted hy Airs. C. T. Tip
ton and Mrs. K 0. Cloake.
The next meetltii; of Ihe club
will he held on November 13 at Ihe
home of Mrs. II. V. Doyle on tlie
ttnrdeh valley road.
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Badoura Club, Daughters
of tlie Nile Hold Business
Meeting Tuesday Evening
The IkiMiuiia club, I'ailKhters of
the Nile mel on Tuesday evelilus
1 if the reception room of ihe Ma
sonic temple, at which time. Ihe
regular business session was held.
The members' have jusi completed
several nay covers, which will be
sent to ilie Shrine hosp'ul. They
HI nul.li'i at i an jelm lit.; at this
nine tor Tilanksnlviist! donations.
The next nicotine place of Ihe
club will bo announced Inter,
Melrose Home Economics
Club Has Meeting ,
on Thursday Afternoon
The Home Economics club ot the
Melrose grange mot et the home of
Mrs. E. K. l''enn on Thursday after
noon. 'Ihe afternoon hours were
spent sewing carpet rags and dis
cussing plans for the bazaar, which
will be held next month.
LAte in the afternoon, delicious
refreshments were served to Mrs.
Cora Beyers and Mrs. Margaret
Price, visitors, and the following
members, Mrs. D. N. Busenbark',
Mrs. R A. Goff, Mrs. T. B'. Bus
enbark, Mrs. L. E. Thompson, Mrs.
Herbert Beyers. Mrs. R. A. Bltseu
b.:rk. Mrs. H. P. Conn, Mrs. O. O.
.Matthews and the hostess, Mrs. E.
R. Kenn.
An interesting and active winter
has been planned by the members
of the Home Economics club. .
Mrs. Charles Pickett
Is Hostess to Friends
on Monday Evening
Airs. Charles Pickett entertain
ed a few of her friends with a Hal
lowe'en party at her home on South
Pine street 'on Monilay evening.
The Hallowe'en motif was carried
out and games and cards were en
joyed.
Those enjoying the evening In
eluded Airs. M. C. Whlttemore,
Aliss Alarguerite Fest, Aliss Celia
Alay Beaver, Aliss Dorothy Roberts
AIis3 Alildred Blossom, Aliss Dora
Braitsditon and the hostess, Mrs.
Pickett.
Later in the evening Airs. Pick
ett served dainty refreshments.
She was assisted by iliss Marguer
ite Fest.
Mr. and Mrs. Partin
Celebrate 55 th Wedding
Anniversary Sunday '
Air. and Airs. V,'. H. Partin cele
brated their E5th wedding anni
versary at their home on West
Alosher street on Sunday of this
week. The day also marked the
birthday anniversary of Air. Par
tin, who was 85 years of age. A
one-thirty o'clock birthday and an
niversary dinner was served to Air.
and Alls. W. T. Partin, Dr. and
Airs. AI. It. Plyler and granddaugh
ter, Aliss June Kalbe, and the
grandchildren of Air. and Airs. W.
AI. Partin. Aliss Ruth,, Donald and
Everett Partin.
The afternoon was pleasantly
spent visiting.
Miss Emery Honored
With Birthday Dinner
on Monday Evening ' ' " '
Air. and Mrs. Carl Nickons en
tertained with an informal birth
day dinner at their home on Cobb
street on Alonday evening, honor
ing Aliss Georgia Emery on her
fourteenth, birthday nnulvorsary.
A six-thirty o'clock dinner was
served at a table made lovely with
a centerpiece of pink and white
rosebuds and matching favors and
placecards. A paper lace table
doth edged with palo ping rose
'buils was used and a large white
birthday cako bearing fourteen
pink candles was cut.
Covers wore placed for Miss
Emerv, honor guest. Aliss Anile
and Miss Alargaret Churchill and
and host and hostess, Air. and Mrs.
Carl Nlckens.
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Informal Afternoon
Enjoyed at Singleton
Home on Friday .
Airs, (ieorgo Singleton was a
most gracious hostess on Friday
afternoon at her home on Blake
lev street, when she entertained
a few of her friends. Large bou
quets of chrysanthemums and nas
turtiums were used to lend cheer
to the rooms. Bridge and sewing
were enjoyed during tho afternoon
hours.
Those enjoying the hospitality of
Airs. Singleton were Mrs. T. R.
llui-r. Airs. Cyril Nichols, Airs.,
O. Orchard. Airs. Lloyd Claver.
Mrs. (Jrval Woods, Airs. Hugh
Whipple and Airs. Leroy Hiatt.
Later in the a.fternoon. Airs
Singleton served dainty refresh
ments. (
Mrs. Rowe Weber Is
Hostess to Study Club
of Sutherlin Wednesday ,
Airs. Rowe Weber graciously en
tertained the members of the
Study club at her country home
near Sutherlin on w eunesciay au
ernoon of this week. A delicious
one o'clock luncheon was served
by Mrs. Weber al a table prettily
deconiieil with flowers and fruit.
Covers were placed for Aire. W. S.
Duer. Airs. I. F. Richardson, All's.
Sherman Smith. Airs. Alva Alan
nint. Airs. E. F. Simpson. Airs.
' I'l.m-lea ll:lrlleV. V rS. .1. A. CUIllll-
hell, Aliss Harriett Huer and the
hostess. Airs. Howo Weber.
The study for the year Is 'Trav
el" nnd Airs. J. A. Campbell was in
charge of the Wednesday after
noon slndv hour. Her subject was
on "Historic Points in Old New
England," which proved to ho very
Inierestln. The afternoon was
very much enjoyed botli socially
and In study.
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Miss Strickland Hostess
at Informal Dinner
on Wednesday Evening
Aliss Hazel Strickland was hos
tess at an Informal dinner at tlie
Ho'iahl Helllwell home on Wed
nesday evening of tills week. A
low centerpiece of fall flowers
graced the center of the table and
a seven o'clock dinner was served
to A'.rs. Donald Helllwell. Mrs.
Fred Lockwood. Airs. Hugh Cole-
111. li and Ihe hOstei.s. Aliss Hazel
St i icklaml.
llrldio and visiting were enjoy
ed during the evening hours.
AMERICAN LEGION
AUXILIARY ACTIVITIES
i ne item oi greatest importance
IU 1KB nUIClll.Mll UC1U11 1UA11IH17
at the present time is the Alembcr
ship drive which is taking a great
deal of time and effort. We now
have, around 125 members paid up
for 1931 and still going strong. Our
object is to have all the members
paid up by Armistice day as we
have challenged the Legion men to
a race, making it on the fifty-fifty
basis, that we will have our total
membership ' of three hundred
members in before they will have
three hundred of their five hun
dred. We hope every woman in the
Auxiliary gets the spirit oi this
drive and pays her dues as soon a
possible.
we naa piannca a pot iuck sup
per ior the niotnerR or. tne Auxili
ary, but on account of the next
meeting night being on election
day we thougbt best to postpone
the Alothers Night until the next
meeting, however, we would unge
Mrs. Morgan and Miss
May Baldwin Honored on
Birthday Anniversaries
Airs. D. T-L- Alorgan and Ariss
Alay Baldwin were honor guests on
Wednesday evening, when the
members of their bridce club met
at the home of Airs. H. C. Darby to J
surprise them on their birthday an
niversaries. Fall flowers were usetT I
in the rooms and a hand-'
kerchief shower was given to both
of the honor guests. Bridge and
visiting were enjoyed during the
remainder of the evening.
Those enjoying the evening in-
ehided Airs. . D. H. Alorgan and
Aliss Alay Baldwin, honor guests,
Mrs. D. Lennox, Airs. Thomas
Wharton, Mrs. George - Wharton,
Miss Alargaret Baldwin. Miss Kath-
erlne Olson. Airs. H. C. Darby, tnii
Miss Ethel Webb.
At a later hour Airs. Darby and
Miss Webb served dainty refresh
ments at a table decorated with
a centerpiece of small chrysanthe
mums and white birthday cakes
covered with gold candles.
Drama Section A. A. U. W.
Has Fine Meeting at Fred
Fisher Home Monday Night
The drama section of the A. A.
U. W. met on Alonday evening at
the country home of Airs.
Fred Fisher on the North Pacific
highway. Airs. Foster Butner pre
sented a bouquet . of rosebuds
to both the hostess, Mrs. Fisher,
and the leader, Mrs. Homer Grow.
The study hour was spent read
ing the play "Be Ourselves," by
Ludwig Fulua.
Those enjoying the evening in
cluded All's. Homer Grow", Airs. W.
M. Campbell, Airs. G. V. Wimber,.
ly, Mrs. J. C. Leedy, Mrs. Foster
Butner, Airs. K. Beach, Aliss Kate
Buchanan. Miss Enid Veatch. Aliss
Thelma Smith, Miss Alarjorie Ches
ter, Aliss Ellen Alalhison, Aliss
Alargaret Page, Aliss Beth Part
ridge. Miss Katheriue and Aliss
Aitnabelle Fisher and the hostess.
Airs. Fred Fisher.
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Junior High Class ,
Entertains on Tuesday
The members of the Junior high
school 7A v class entertained the
members of the 7B class on Tues
day evening after school with a
Hallowe'en party in the gymna
sium. Games atid contests were
enjoyed for a few hours.
Later In the afternoon Hallowe,
en refreshments were served by
the hostesses.
Velvet Frock Makes
Debut in Fashions
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WJ
Brilliant but tone and cream lace
are ned In an umisnal menn'-r on
iliiM iHilein fitMk of monk's brown
vtdvet worn with velvet toque and
a velvet hand bag.
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all the members to come out Tues
day night for meeting.
am InrPV ttt TPnOrt that Wfi
will not be able to have our annual
Cnnl.ln.. Chnir thlo full aa Mr Hllllf
informed us that in remodeling the
theatre mat tney ovenuoncu put
ting in a pit for the organ, making
it necessary for organ to stand on
the stage. This leaves no room for
a Fashion Show. However, Alr,
Hunt has kindly offersd to set a
side a week which will be called
Child Welfare week and will dis
tribute two hundred tickets among
the Legion Auxiliary ladies and the
money taken in from them will all
be turned over to the Legion Auxil
iary. Our rummage sale was held last
Saturday and we were vAry well
pleased with the results and wish
to thank the women who gave their
time in helping to make It a suc
cess. Jobs Daughters and
DeMolays Enjoy Social
and Dance on Thursday
Jobs Daughters and the members
of the De.Molay met on Thursday
evening at the Pythian hall, whore
a(Hailowe'en party and dance was
enjoyed. About sixty young people
were present for the evening. After T
ploying several games and enjoy
ing a get-to-gether good time, danc
inug was enjoyed.
At a later hour in the evening,
refreshments were served by (lie
committee in charge, rturons and
Patronesses for the evening, n-
cluded Air. and Airs. T. G. watson,
(Air. and Airs. John Runyan, Mr.''
and Airs. H. R. Nerbas, Airs. A. Af
Richard, Airs. V. French and Airs.
W. K. Brown.
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K. of P. Dance
Greatly Enjoyed on
Wednesday Evening
The Knights of P thins sponsor
ed an enjoyable Hallowe'en dance
in tlie K. of P. hall ou Wednesday
evening. Guests of the evening in-
eluded the Pythian Sisters, and
friends of the K. of P. members.
Out-of-town guests were also pres-1
ent for the evening.
J. R. Kennedy accompanied his
son, Hilary, who played several
trumpet solos and Fred Hargls .
played several Vibraphone selec- -Hons.
The music for the dance
was furnished by Hnrgis' Vibra
phone orchestra. About Hility
couples enjoyed the dance nnd
there were eight table3 of cards in
uie reception room.
The Hallowe'en motif was car
ried out in the dining room decora
tions and in the menn.
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Lady Golfers Spend
Thursday of This
Week at Country Club
The lady golfers left Roseburg
for the Country club on Thursday
morning of this week for their
weekly play, but due lo the dense
fog early in the morning, bridge
was played in the club house until
eleven o'clock, after which four
holes of golf were played.
At twelve o'clock, luncheon was
served in the club house to Airs
AI. R. Brown, Airs. Piiil Harth, Airs
J. M. Judd. Airs. T. G. Watson, iMrs.
A. A. Richard, Airs. Harris Ells
worth, Airs. Ivan Pickens and Airs.
Edward Kohlliagen.
After the luncheon, the ladles
challanged one onother nnd the
challanges were played off In 9
holes of play. Later in the day, ihe
ladies returned to the club house,
where the remainder nf the f,.
noon was spent'decorating for (he
annual Hallowe'en dance, which
was sponsored by the club mem
bers last evening .
Riversdale Home s
Economic Club Gives
Benefit Card Party
The Riversdale Home Economic
club gave an enjoyable benefit card
party at the home of Air. and Airs.
Jacob Jones In Riversdale, last Sat
urday evening, October 2"jth. Tho
rooms were lovely with many bou
quets ot dahlias. Eleven tables of
five-hundred wore In piny and priz
es were won by Airs. A. Lee, first
for the ladles and Airs. Niopert sec
ond. '.Myles Jones won first prlzo
for the men and John Aiarks re
ceived tlie second prize.
Later in the evening. Airs. Jacob
Jones. .Alls. C. W. Cook. Airs. Har
lan Alone. Mrs. Bert Kruse and '
Aliss Pearl Jones served di'iaty re
freshments. The club members are making
arrangements nnd plans for anoth
er ceid parly to be given wllhlu
the near future. J
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Afternoon Hat Is
Made of Leaves
WASHINGTON (,, F.)A close
ruling hat made of many colored
leaves of velvet Is worn nt aHer
noon tens and garden parties
by AladaniB Felix lwvila. wife of
tlie resident commissioner of Por
to Rico.
With it she wears a dress of
flowered chiffon and brocaded sll
pers or many colors. Her earrings
are of jade sui rounded by. crystal.
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New Fashions Best
On "Petites Femmes'
PARIS (A. P.) The little worn
an Is having her day after several
seasons ot snubbing at ihe Paris
dressmaking estsblisliinents.
Uai.jed vnK'l!ni .-()p ,,.r m, ,v :
lu fad only small or aveiage size
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