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iut.ULlKc.iiWMitviiiW KUSUiUKUUKtuUN. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1930.
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1 SOCIETY 1
Dy LOTUS KNIGHT PORTEll
All Contributions to this Page Society, Women's Clubs, and
Personals Should Be Telephoned to the Society
Edlior by Friday of Each Week.
Tills past week's events liavo
been Interesting and enjoy
able wllii Informal partlos and din
ners leading. Clubs and various or
ganizations have hold regular busi
ness meetings and plans for lu
ture activities are well under way.
With Armistice day coming next
Tuesday a business holiday will be
' cnjoved. A football game will hold
the Interests of spoils lovers dur
lng the allernoon and a dunce will
be enjoyed by the social goers dur
ing the evening.
The Nean-Kah-Nle Quartette
will bo an inlerescins; affair on
November 24th. which will take
place In the First Presbyterian
church. Miss Naomi Scott and
Mrs. C. S. lleinline aro in cnurge
' of the evFIIIng.
The Business and Professional
Women's club annual Thanksgiv
ing evening, November 27th.
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Mrs. Newland Is
Honored at Lovely
Party on Wednesday
" Mrs. Maurice J. Newland was
the Inspiration of one of the love
liest parties of the week, When
.Mrs. Frederick E. llarliing anil
Mrs. Chester Morgan enleriiilned
in her honor at the Hnrtung home
In Lnurclwood on Wednesday eve
ning. Chrysanthemums and other
. fall flowers lent a charming color
f pote to the rooms, where bridge
' was piayeo. airs, minis r.nbnoi-iu
I won high honors for the evening
-with Mrs. Donald Ilelllwell re
ceiving the second prize.
Z: Those bidden to the affair hon-
-bring Mrs, Newland were Mrs. Mar-
lo Booth. Mrs Hugh' Whipple,
! Mrs. Joseph Deets, Mrs. Edward
. Kohlhagen, .Mrs. Ivan Pickens,
"Mrs, Leon McCllnlock, Mrs. Clair
'JC. Allon, Mis. Walter Fisher, Mis.
iIurrls Ellsworth, Mis. Carl Wlm-
liei'ly, Wis. B. M. Squlrr, Mrs.
"Albert Mlcelli, Mrs. Fred Lock
IVood, Mrs. Donald Helllwell, Mis.
Iticliurd Coen, Mrs, Durness, MtH.
"Waller Ilarahor, Mrs, II. L. Con
"ielly, nl1'8- I'""1 HolwlE. of- Suth
,'4rlin, Mrs. Adelbert Young, of
. a,.,l.nplli, llu lr.'n Ura uml Mfua
i.Many beaiillfnl gifts woro pre
sented to the honor guest by her
friends, after which Mrs. Harlung
and Mrs. Morgan served diiinly re
. (resliiiieuls at tables made lovely
, with a pink and blue color scheme.
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" ! Mrs. Birney West
! Entertains With
J! Bridge Luncheon
Mrs. Bliney West was u most
. gracious hosioss to a number of
. her friends on Thursday of this
. Week, when she enlertalned at her
; home with 11 one o'clock bridge
',' luncheon. Chrysanthemums were
- attractively arrnnged on the la-
- bles and throughout the rooms.
, Covers were placed for Mrs. S.
,. J. Shoemaker, Mis. W. P. Harris,
- Mrs. A.IK. Kent. Mis. Ii. 11. Slew-
art, Mrs, C. A. Lotkwuod, .Mrs.
- M. F, llice, Mrs. Harris Ellsworth,
I' Mrs. 8. I.. Kidder, Mrs, 1). 11. Moi
. Kan,. Mrs. T. 11. Nchh, Mrs. .1. A.
- Harding and Mrs. Clair K. Allen.
Bridge was enjoyed during the
I. afternoon hours with Mrs. Hard.
ing winning first prize and Mrs.
' "Lockwood receiving second prize.
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-Mrs. Bcrrie Is
Hostess to Bridge
' Club on Wednesday
. Mrs. Oscar Tlerrie charmingly en
tertained Iho members of the Wed
nesday afternoon bridge cluh at
her home on East Douglas street
this week. Fall flowers lu brilliant
' hues enhanced the c;..uiu of the
rooms, Bridge watt- played and
Mis. Arthur Hauin won first nrlzi
Mrs. II. Casey, Mis. I. II. Ilinad
; way and Mrs. Leon 'McClluloeli
. were guests of the afternoon and
the following cluh members were
present, Mrs. Fred Chapman. Mrs.
C. W. Wharton, Mrs. Arthur Haum.
Mrs, ,1. A. Harding and the hostess,
Mi'B. Oscar Ilerrio.
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Art and Embroidery Club
Are Guests of Mrs.
Lee Marsters This Week
The Art and Kmluoldeiy club
members were -entciialucd at Ihu
' home of Mrs. Lee Marsters on Win
' Chester street this week. The alter
' noon was spent lu visiting ami
ueedlework. after which a short
- business meeting was held, loiter
In the allernoon. dainty refresh
ments were served in the dining
room, which was decorated with
. large boouels of chrysanthemums.
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glnlii Camphell, .Mrs. Henry Sn:
tier, Ms. William Carstens. Mrs. I
I. Ilunnlcut. Mrs. Hattle Periin.
Mrs. Lucy Kngles. Mrs. Jlattlt
Neal. Mrs. Margaret Duiiaud, and
the hostess, Mrs. Marsters.
The next meeting will he held
t Ihe home of Mrs. Hattle Neal.
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Delphian Club to
Meet Next Wednesday
.With Mrs. Perry Smith
The Delphian club members
Svlll meet Wednesday afternoon hv,
the gucHts of Mm. Perry Smith
on East Cass street. A pleasant
study hour and social Iiuj been '
planned. j
All members aro cordially in-1
Vltcd to be present.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilder '
Honored on 25th
Wedding Anniversary
Mrs. II. II. Stapleton entertain
ed, with a lovely six-thirty dinner
at her home on Thursday evening,
the occasion honoring Mr. and Mrs.
A. A. Wilder on their twenty-fifth
wedding anniversary. A bouquet
of pink chysantliemumB graced the
center of the table and tail pink
tapers lent charm to the attractive
arrangement. Covers were placed
for Mr. and Mrs. Wilder, honor
guests, Mrs. Kenyon, of Portland,
and mother of Mrs. Wilder, Carl
ton Wilder, son of the honor
guests, Mr. and Mrs. It. L. Glle and
Mis. S. L. Kidder.
Later in the evening, a group of
twenty-tour friends of iMr. and
.Mrs. Wilder, called at the homo
of Mrs. Stapleton and surprised
them In honor of thu occasion. A
delightful social evening was en
Joyod. ''.
Mrs. Harrie Booth
Is Hostess to Bridge
Club Monday Afternoon
Mrs. Harrfe liooth was a charm
ing hostess on Monday afternoon,
when she entertained the members
of her bridge club at hor Laurel
wood home. Chrysanthemums and
other fall flowers were used to en
hance the charm of the rooms,
llrldge was played and Mrs. Ed
ward Kohlhagen roceived first
prize.
Mrs. H. L. Connelly was a guest
for the afternoon and the following
members were present, Mrs. Ed
ward Kolilliagen, Mrs. Maurice
J. Newland, Mrs. Paul Helwlg, Mrs.
Chester Morgan and Mrs. Freder
ick E. Harlung.
Later In the afternoon the guests
were served dalnly refreshments
at a long table. Pale yellow
chrysanthemums graced the cen
ter of the table and orange tapers
completed the color harmony of
the pretty setting.
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Informal Pinner ;
Enjoyed at Morgan
Home Tuesday Night
Mr. and Mrs. John Kiinynn were
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. I). II.
Morgan at their homo in Laurel
wood on Tuesday evening at a
lovely Informal Bovon o'clock din
ner. Following 1lio dinner, the eve
ning was enjoyahly spent listening
to the election returns,
No Host Dinner Enjoyed
nt P. T. Bubar Home on
Lane Street Wednesday
A delightful nnhost dinner was
enjoyed at Ihe P. T. Iluhar home
on East Lane streot on Wednesday
evening of tills week. Small
chrysanthemums were used to add
attractiveness to the rooms and
Ihe tables. A seven f.'clock din
ner was served to Mr. and 'Mrs. C.
S. lleinline, Mr. and Mrs. M. F.
Hire, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Whar
ton. Mr. and Mrs. Washington
Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. D. II. Un
bar, Mr. nnd Mrs. William Hell,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Austin, Mr.
end Mrs. J. E. liunynn, Mr. nnd
Mrs. D. II. Morgan, Mr. and Mrs.
Paul T. Iluhar and Miss Martha
Yen,
llrldge and visiting were enjoyed
during the remainder rf the eve
ning and .Mr. and Mis. D. II. Mm
r"an won high score and Mr. nnd
Mrs. Paul T. Ilulmr held high score.
Evening Gown
Out of the Past
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ItelilllMHCi-Ilt o, a pa.l peroid is
litis lot nial evening cow n display
ed hy Klia I. alloy, him player.
Pith noon told i.l' hhi, k uilt- l:,f.
IM petaU boideud with w-hltf tut
Li h ii m the skin. And l tin Mint
bodice has an Interestiutf U shaped
docolletage In back.
Roseburg Woman's Club
Has Endowment Fund Tea
on Monday Afternoon
Tho Roseburg Woman's club met
on Monday afternoon of this week
In the Woman's club rooms on
South Jackson street, for the en
dowment fund sliver tea. Autumn
flowers were used as a decorative
note. Community singing was
enjoyed, after which Mrs. W. E.
Ott, president, had charge of the
regular business meeting,
jteports on the recent conven
tion held In Eugene were given by
Mrs. Arthur Austin, Mrs. William
Hell and Mrs. W. E. Ott. Mrs. L.
Kohlhagen made a report on the
summers work .and Mrs. WUIlum
Hell talked on the whys and where
fores of the endowment fund. The
Federation of Women's clubs of
Oregon Is raising an endowment
fund of 121,000, the Interest of
whlchl "ill be used to promote wel
fare work throughout the state.
Ouy Cordon guve a flno talk and
explained the ballot measures
which were voted on the next uft
ernoon. Tea was served by Mrs. A. II.
Perrln, chairman, Mrs.- Victor
Short, Mrs. C, W. Parker and Mrs.
C, W. Fles.
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Days Creek School to ,
Sponsor Thanksgiving
Dinner This Yearv
The executive board of tho Days
Creek P.-T. A. met at the school
this week and planned for the com
munity Thanksgiving dinner, which
will he held at the schoolhouse on
Thanksgiving day.
A similar evoht was held last
year and was such a splendid suc
cess that those of the community,
who attended are looking forward
to the pleasant time again this
year. Full plans for the affair will
be announced within a short time,
Days Creek School
Has Hallowe'en Party
on Last Week-End
An Interesting event of last
week-end was the Hallowe'en party
held at the Days Creek school un
der the auspices of the P.-T. A. of
that community.
The schoolhouse rooms were
beautifully decorated with Hallo
we'en colors, black cats, witches,
pumpkins and corn being much in
evidence,. A spooky atmosphere
held sway "The Itooni of Horrors"
and "The Room of Mystery" held
ghosts and gypsy fortune tollers
who met the guests and entertain
ed them.
A promenade of all those -who
were masked caused a lot of merri
ment and thoso winning prizes In
cluded Millie Mathers and Melba
Chancy, winning the prize for the
best couple; best dressed char
acter prize was awarded to Miss
Marjortu lleaiB; the best portray
ed character prize was won by
Newell Woods Jr., nnd the booby
prize was won by Mrs. Henry
Worthlugton.
tinmes were plnyed and refresh
ments wore served to two hundred
put i ons nnd children of the dis
trict. if S
Lions Club Members
Guests at Dinner at
High School Wednesday
The Lions club members were
guests of the home economics de
partment of the senior high school
at a six-thirty o'clock dinner on
Wednesday evening of this week.
Autumn leaves and flowers were
used lo lend charm to Ihe tables
and covers were placed for thirty
guests.
hollowing the dinner. Homer
Crow, high school Instructor show
ed the Lions club members through
the agricultural department of the
school.
Friends Surprise Miss
McElhinny on Birthday
Anniversary Thursday
Miss Josephine McKlhlnn? was
delightfully surprised on her birth
day anniversary Thursday evening,
when a group of her tiieuds railed
at her home in honor of the oc
casion. Cards nnd vlslilng were
enjoyed by Mrs. T. It. Ilurr. Mrs.
K. Ii. Kenny, Mi-s. Cenrge Spaur.
Mrs. Agues Hahn, Mrs. Wayne
Jones. Mrs. l.ymoa Silencer. Mrs.
Fred Perry, Sirs, Lena McElhinny,
Miss Verulta Kohlhagen and the
honor guest. Miss McElhinny.
Later In the evening, delicious
refreshments were served and Miss
McElhinny cut n largo birthday
cake, which hemitlfiilly decorated
with yellow candles. Miss Kohl
hagen presumed the birthday cake
to Miss .McElhinny.
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Salem Guests Honored
With Informal Dinner
at E. B. Stewart Home
Dr. and Mrs. K. 11. Stewart In
formally entertained their house
guests, Mrs. Clifford llrown and
Mr. nnd Mrs. Chester Cox. on last
Saturday evening at their home on
Moore street, when they rnmpll
nienied them with a seven o'clock
dinner.
A few of Dr. and Mrs. Stewart's
llnsehurg friends were Invited to
the dinner and to meet the Salem
guests. The enjoyable evening
was spent visiting.
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Thimble Club to Meet
Next Monday Evening
at V, S. French Home
The Woodcraft Thimble club
will meet next Monday evening at
tin home of Mrs, V. S. French.
11L- Main street, (or the regular
bu.iiui jM and social lmctiuc..
iri enjoyable evening has lieen
planned and all members are cor
dlully Invited to be present.
Monday Afternoon
Bridge Club Guests
of Mrs. M. F. Rice
Mrs. M. F. Rice graciously en
tertained the members of her
bridge club at her' home on South
Jackson street on Monday after
noon of this week. Autumn flowers
were charmingly arranged in the
rooms. Mrs. S. A. Sanford receiv
ed the prize for the day.
letter In the afternoon, dainty
refreshments were served by. the
hostess, Mrs. Rice to iMrs. Walter
Hamilton, Mrs. B. Casey, Mrs. R.
L. Whipple, Mrs. H. C. Darby. Mrs.
W. F. Harris, Mrs. T. M. Vlrden,
Mrs. A. E. Kent, members, arid
Mrs. S. A. Sanford, guest of the
club.
Senior High P.-T. A.
Votes for Dancing
Club for School
The senior high school Parent
Teacher association met on Tues
day evening In the high school
building for the regular business
meeting. J. E. Dent, president;
was in charge of the business ses
sion, at which time "Dancing in the.
Schools" was discussed by the par
ents and teachers. A vote was
taken and thirty-one voted for
dancing In the schools and only
four voted against the measure.
The above subject has been
brought up lu the various P.-T. A.
organizations at various intervals
during the pust few years. The
dances being asked for by the
students will be properly chaper
oned and cared for, If a cluh of this
type is organized. Plans were dis
cussed for getting In touch with
all of the parents regarding the
subject and it Is hoped that some
definite conclusion will be arrived
at soon.
Mrs. L. W. Melzger was in
charge of the evening's program.
Miss Frederlcka Kershaw gave a
planologue;. Dr. Shoemaker gave
an Interesting talk on "Cold Pre
vention," nnd Leroy Hlatt sang a
solo accompanied by Miss Kershaw
at the piano.
Neah-Kah-Nie String
Quartette Coming Here
Monday, November 24th ,
The Neah-Kuh-Nle String Quar
tette, under the auspices of the
Roseburg Chamber Music society,
will play the first of its two sche
duled concerts, Monday evening,
November 24, at eight o'clock at
Ihe First Presbyterian church. The
personnel of this quartetto is com
posed, of Susie Fennell Pipes, first
violin; Hubert Sorenson,- .second
violin; Alexander Vdovln, t'ola,
and Michel Peuka, cellist.
The quartette played last year
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. S.
Helnlino and were greatly enjoyed
by .those attnndlrfg. This year, a
Roseburg Chumbcr Music society
has been formed and Is organizing
at this time for the purpose of
bringing this music to Roseburg.
Steadfast Sunday School
Class Enjoys Afternoon
at Connett Home Thursday
The members of tho Steadfast
Sunday school class of the First
Presbyterian church were the
guests at the home "of Mrs. J. A.
Connett on Thursday afternoon of
this week. Bouquets of chrysan
themums were used to decorate the
rooms and games and visiting were
enjoyed by Mrs. Alexander Mulr-
den, Mrs. Percy Robinson, Mrs. W .
W. ABhcrnft, Mrs. George . E.
Houck. Mrs. Illake, Mrs. Karl Ull
rich, Mrs. GrluBtod, Mrs. Hollows.
Mrs. II. L. EdJV, Mrs. F. A. Henils.
Mrs. L. VV. iMotr.ger. Mrs. E. W.
Metzger. Miss Margaret Baldwin.
Mrs. L. L. Hodle. Mrs. T. . Vlr
den, Mrs. C. E. Roberts, Mrs.
Greenland, Mrs. John Travis nnd
Mrs. Sewell,
Light refreshments were served
Inter In the day by jMrs. Connett,
assisted by Mrs, Muirden, Mrs.
Sewell and Mrs. Roberts.
Fashionable Glitter
in Formal Gown
This format gown of gold lame
whkh glitters In a most wniuim:
manner. Ihe tiljrh waistline is
achieved hy a uliitrid gitdte and a
slight bolero efleet. The long skirt
sweeps the floor In a circular point.
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New Idea Club Meets '
at Home of Mrs. Fred
Applehoff Wednesday
The New- Idea club members met
on Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Fred Applehoff, who
served a lovely one o'clock lunch
eon at a table made beautiful with
chrysanthemums In pastel shades
arranged with foliage. Covers were
placed for the regular niembes and
the following guests: Mrs. R. L.
Oile, Mrs. Knight, Mrs. Ivle. Mrs.
C. B. Calkins and Mrs. Addison. -
Following the luncheon, a busi
ness meeting was held, with Mrs.
S. A. Sanford presiding. A short
entertainment followed, with Mrs.
John Porter giving a humorous
reading and Mrs. Spencer playing
an Instrumental solo. Sewing and
visiting were later enjoyed.
The next meeting will be held
at the new home of Mrs.. Curtis
Calkins on the Roberts mountain
road, November 19th. A one o'clock
luncheon will be served. .
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Women's Council of ' ,
Christian Church ,
Meets on Thursday -
The Woman's council of the
Christian- church met In regular
session on Thursday of this week.
There was a fine attendance and a
lively interest was shown in all
departments of the work. A cooked
food and tamale sale was planned
for November 15th. "
The following officers were elec
ted for the ensuing year: president,
Mrs. P. W. Heekley; first vioe-pres-Ident,
Mrs. Belle Case; second vice
president, Mrs. R. R, Harding;
third vice president, Mrs. Mary
Decker; secretary. Mrs. Lois
Busch; and teasurer, Mrs. James
Hutching.
Sutherlin P. N. G.
Club Holds Meeting
Wednesday Afternoon
The SutherHn Pam Noble Grand
club mot at the home of iMrs. J.
'V. Culver on Fourth avenue on
.. edneaday afternoon of tUjs week,'
with nineteen members answering
to roll cull
Mrs. J. C. Saucerman, Mrs. Ro
bert Hnll and Mrs. John Cook
were guests of the club.
Mrs. Charlotte Parker was inl-,
tlated at this nieetinR. The con-j
test score was won by Mrs. Culv-'
er'a team. First prize for the
KueKsing contest went to Mrs.
Charlotte Parker with Mrs. Alma
Anderson receiving consolation
prize. Mrs. June Shamp won the
drawing prize.
Dainty refreshments were serv-,
ed by the hostess; Mrs. Culver,
assisted by Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Cook
and Miss Huby Culver, later In the
afternoon.
The nxt meeting of tho club
will be held on December 6 nt the
I. O. O. F. hall, at which time a
pot luck lunch will he enjoyed.
Informal Party Enjoyed
at L. A. Irving Home in
Wilbur Tuesday Evening
John Irving aod Harry Schnei
der wro -hosts at an Informal
party in Wilbur on Tuesday eve
ning of this week. The forepart
of the evening was spent hiking up
the North Umpqua trail. A large
bonfire was built on the banks of
the river and several hours of sing
ing and visiting were enjoyed, aft
er which, the group returned to the
home of Mrs. L. A. Irving, of Wil
bur, where dancing was enjoyed
during the remainder of the eve
ning. Those enjoying .the affair in
cluded Ming llessle Hedbnrn, Miss
I.oeta 'Miller, Miss Dorothy Staley.
MIps Lois Irving, Koss Miller, Clem
Miller and the hosts, John Irving
and Harry Schneider.
Refreshments were served late
In the evening by Mrs. Irving.
Mrs. Lenox Entertains
B. P. W. C. Team at Her
Home Monday Evening
Mrs. IX H. Lennox wns a charm
ing hostess Monday evening of this
week when she entertatned about
thirty of the Uunlness and Pro
fessional Women's club tilrls of
whom she is leader, at her home on
North Jackson street. The rooms
were attractively decorated with
autumnal flowers. A business ses
sion was held until about nine
o'clock when the party was unex
pectedly Interrupted by about
twenty masked intruders from
Miss Mne Fisher's side who ser
pentined around the rooms sing
ing a song to the lime of "Hallelu
jah, I'm a Hum," words composed
by Mrs. K. H. Kenny and each
verse being written In honor of
each of the executive members.
The masked "bum" membeTg stay
ed just long enough to sing their
son its then serpentined out tuatn
leaving the other ide to guess
"who was who" of the masquerad
eiS and continue for n sociable
time until about ten-thirty when
the hostess served dainty refresh
ments. The club has been divided
Into two groups with Miss Mae
Flnher and Mrs. I). H. Lennox
as leader and Mrs. Storey lies as
chairman for either side.
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Mr. Chenoweth Is
Surprised by Friends on
Birthday Anniversary
pert Chenoweth was surprised
on his birthday annU ersarjr last
Saturday evening, when hU friend
called at his home to ceh'binte the
day. A seven o'clock dinner was
served and a lare blrthtUy cake
cut. The rooms and tabi . decora
tions constated of fall flnerd an.l I
autumn leaves. Covers ftTiv pla-
ed for the honor guest uit.t ten (
Ue.sts.
turds ana vittiiiz weie enjoeUi
during the remainder of the ee-
nlug.
A. A. U. W. Drc-a Section
to Meet Next Monday
at W. M. Gampbell Home
The drama section of the A. A.
U. W. will meet next Monday eve
ning at the home of -Mrs. VV. M.
Campbell. Mrs. J. C. l.eedy will
give the history of a one-act' play.
Miss Bess Partridge will .give the
place of a one-act .play in the
drama of today. iMiss Lova Bu
chanan will read "Wanderlust," by
Kenyon Nicholson. '
Anyone interested in this type
of study is most cordially invited
by the club members attend
this meeting.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ellis
Entertain Friends
With Hallowe'en Party
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Ellis en-'
tertained their, friends with a Hal
lowe'en party at their home In
Edenbower on tost Friday evening.
The guests were met at the door
by.a ghost, who directed them to
the spiritual world, held in the
downstairs of the Ellis home. The
guests were later .directed by' the
ghost to the attic, which was dec
orated with cornstalks, pumpkins,
goblins and other Hallowe'en dec
orations. Games and visiting were
enjoyed, after which five-hundred
was played. Mrs. Harold Sherry
and Mrs. John Marks received tho
card prizes. . ,
Those enjoying the hospitality
of Mr. and Mrs. Ellis included Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Cloake, of Drain,
Mr. and Mrs. James Sharp, of
Myrtle Creek, Mr. jind Mrs. E. C.
Cloake, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Slier
fy and son, Donald, iMr. and Mrs.
C. E. Marks, Mr. and Mrs. John
Marks, Mr. and Mrs. W, P. .Hess,
Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Moore, Mr,
and Mrs. C. F. Nelpert, Mr. and
Mrs. C. B. Calkins, Mr. and Mrs.
C. T. Tipton, Mr. and Mrs. n. it.
Harding, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Cook,
Mrs. George Bickle, Mrs. J. Jones,
Mrs. Lillian Hosford Mrs. Helen
Bell, Mrs. Myrtle Klnchels, Miss
Pearl Jones, Miss Marjorle Sharp,
Howard Coleman, Lester Wlmuerly
and Benjamin Jones.
Later in the evening, Mrs. Ellis,
assisted by Mrs. Helen Bell serv
ed Hallowe'en refreshments.
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Hallowe'en Party
Enjoyed at H. C. ,, ,
Parslow Home Friday1' V
An enjoyable Hallowe'en party
occurring last Friday night was giv
en at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H
C. Parslow on South Main street,
when they entertained a few of
'their'" friends. The house was
banked with autumn leaves and
fall flowers. Black cats, witches
and other Hallowe'en ornaments
were used throughout the rooms, A
realistic ghost with a pumpkin
head directed the guests in all of
the festivities.
Games and visiting were enjoy
ed hy Mr. and Mrs; 1. N. Park, of
Eugene, Mrs. Eddie Jones and son,
N. H. Jones, recent arrivals from
Hanklson, North Dakota, Mrs. Den
nis Anderson, of Portland, Mr. and
Mrs. Hay Parslow, Donald Ander
son. Mrs. Orville Wood and chil
dren, Lloyd Gross, and Miss Doris
Ann, Mrs. Frances Llntott and the
host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. H.
C. Parslow. . .
Hallowe'en refreshments were
served later In the evening.
Garden Valley Women's
Club Holds Meeting on
Thursday Afternoon
The first fall meeting of the
Garden Valley Women's club was
held at the home of Mrs. Hugh
Ritchie Sr., on Thursday after
noon, with Mrs. Donna Ferguson
as hostess.' The living room was
brightened by bouquets of lnrge
chrysanthemums and Hallowe'en
tokens. ' The Hallowe'en cblor
scheme was also carried out in the
luncheon, which was served by the
hostess,' assisted by Mrs. .Hugh
Ritchie Sr., and Miss Margaret
Ferguson.
Much amusement was afforded
by the candle fortunes, which were
prepared hy Miss Ferguson, each
guest drawing two fortunes. The
club members present Included
Mrs. It. A. Calhoun, Mrs. R. Ewens.
Mrs. It. Harmon, Mrs. C. "W.
Hughes. Mrs. It. S. Hutton, Mrs. G.
McDanlels, Mrs. A. Nldny, Mrs. F.
(J. Parrott, Mrs. Hugh Ritchie Sr.,
Mrs. A. M. Schneider, Mrs. Hugh
Ritchie Jr., Mrs. B. A. Utterbach.
Mrs. H. H. C. Wood, Mrs. Dean
Henry and Mrs. Graham Ewens.
Guests of the afternoon were iMiss
.Margaret Ferguson and Mrs. Palm.
The next meeting will be held in
two weeks at the home of Mrs.
R. Ewens.
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Mr. and Mrs. Monroe
Celebrate Golden
Wedding Anniversary
Mi;, nnd Mrs. Frank Monroe en
tertained at their home in Laurel
wood In honor of the golden wed
ding anniversary of Mr. Monroe's
parents, Mr .and Mrs. Wm. Monroe
this week.
The rooms were beautiful with
large bouquets of prize chrysan- i
themunis. Cards were enjoyed dur- j
lng the evening and much mcrrl-!
menl was occasioned by a mock'
wedding ceremony. 1
Delicious refreshments were'
served and the wedding cake was i
cut. j
Hidden to the affair were the !
honor guests, Mr. and Mrs. Win.;
Monroe, Mrs. Helen ' i'erguson. '
Mr. nnd Mrs. C. D. Flesi Mr. and j
Mrs. Phil Hohl. Mr. ami Mrs. Kail
Stcley. Mrs. Hattle McAfee. .Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Brow n. Mr. and '
Mrs. Edw. Schelflele. Mrs. John
Z'!"ikk. Miss Helen X.iuniik. Mr.
O. Tv. Newliurd. .Mr. riilllip Schelt- i
tele, and the host anil hostess, .Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Monroe.
AMERICAN LEGION
AUXILIARY ACTIVITIES
The thing of most Interest fo
our Auxiliary now is, of course,
Armistice day. Usually the two Im
portant events on that day are the
football game and the dance in the
evening. During our last meeting
Rudolph Rltzman turned over to
the secretary 150 tickets which ke
urged us to sell. All those wishing
tickets will be able to get them
from any of the Auxiliary melr
bers. We hope to make this Armis
tice day celebration the best ever.
Every Armistice day it is the cus
tom for the Legion boys to have
a big dinner at noon, which will
this year be a venison "feed." They
have asked for about 35 Auxiliary
ladies to help Berve. The follow-1
ing names have been secured to
Hallowe'en Party
Enjoyed at Burroway
Home Saturday Night
An enjoyable Hallowe'en party
was held at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Burroway at Melrose
on last Saturday evening. Candles,
pumpkins, cornstalks, ghosts and
goblins tent Hallowe'en charm to
the rooms. Games and visiting
were enjoyed throughout the eve
ning by Mr. and Mrs. E. It. Holms,
of Sutherlin, Mr. and Mrs. C. E.
Mabley and children, Miss Dorothy
Jean, Miss Velma and Elwood, of
Roseburg, Mrs. Owen Atterbury
and daughter, Miss Emmaline,
Miss Helen Holmes and Lcl'eiv
Holmes. Mr. Paddock, L. E. John
son, O. . C. Luchterhand - and
(laughter, Ml Pauline, and son,
Charles, ' Mrs; - Maggie SumnerB,
Mrs. - Fish and daughter, Miss
Velma; Mr. and Mrs. I. Fish and
son, Mr. and Mrs. L. Squler and
daughters, Miss Velma and Miss
Marjorie, Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Week
ly, Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Mosher, of
Sutherlin, Mrs; Muir and son, Wil
lis, Mrs. - Carrie Kruse :tnd son,
Lenoir. Knuse.
- Later in the evening Hallowe'en
refreshments were served.
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Daughters, of Nile .
to Meet Next Tuesday
Evening at' Nerbas Home
The Badoura club, Daughters of
the Nile, will meet next Tuesday
evening as the guests of iMrs. H. H.
Nerbas. The regular business ses
sion will be held after which a so
cial hour will be enjoyed, -n il
, All members are urged to be
present, fpr this meeting, as sev
eral very Important business mat
ters will be taken care of at this
time.
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Former Rctseburg Girl
Honored at Luncheon
on Thursday Afternoon
Mrs. G. V. Wimberly was a
charming hostess at her home on
Thursday, when she complimented
Mrs. A. P. Hayne, of Stockton,
California, with a lovely one
o'clock luncheon, Chrysanthe
mums were. used as a decorative
note and covers were - placed for
Mrs. Haynes, honor guest, iMrs. W.
R. Willis, Mrs. S. D. Evans, Mrs.
Perry Smith, Mrs. John Runyan,
Mrs. Homer Grow, Mrs. J. C. l.eedy
and Mrs. George Wharton. Visit
ing and sewing were enjoyed dur
ing the remainder of the after
noon. Mrs. Hayne Is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. S. 1). Evans, of this
city, and was at one time a mem
ber of the News-Review staff. Since
leaving Roseburg, she has been a
member of a Los Angeles news
paper staff, bs well as having work
ed for a Sacramento, California,
paper before her marriage to Mr.
Hayno.
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The New Christmas Cards
Have Arrived
Never before have we' seen such beautifully
decorated designs and such cleverly devised
sentiments ns those on the Greeting Cords we
have received this year from our makers. It is
not n day too early to let us adapt your selec
tion of cards now and print your name and
personal message on them.
Ask- about our special box r.rsoi tment
help: Mrs. Lois Busch. Mrs. Greta
Caskey, Mrs. Wlllard, Mrs. Roy
Young, Mrs. Rudolph Rltzman. Mrs. .
Nell Cumminss, Mrs. Nora Boyle,
Mrs. C. E. Fowler, Miss Dorothy
Arundel. Mrs. Roy Grimm, Mrs.
Molly Dillard, Mrs. Roy Camphell,
Mrs. Nlckson, Mrs. George Ware,
Migf Pearl Jones find Mrs . Virelu-. .
la Campbell.
We -wish to announce that the
dinner which we were to glve"hoii-f
oring tITe mothers, will he glvtn
at the next meeting night, Novem
ber 18th, and the boys are invited
to join ns and bring their mothers
with them, even though the moth
ers are not Auxiliary members.
We are still working hard on the
Community Chest drive and hope
to be finished soon.
Northside Sunshine
Club Members Are
Guests of Mrs. McComas
The Northside Sunshine club
members were' tho guests of Mrs.
Elsie ' McComas on West First
street on Thursday afternoon.
Chrysanthemums and. Cosmas were
used in the rooms. The regular
business meeting was held, after
which the club quilt was raffled
off and won by Mrs. L. L. Marsters.
Later in the day, dainty refresh- j. .
raents were served to Mrs. , E. P,.
Belieu, Mrs, Fred Bowen, Mrs. B,
F. Chilson, Mrs. Margaret Dur
land, Mrs. William Fisher, Mrs.
Norman Fisher, Mrs. Roscoe Mar
sters, Mrs. Lee Goodman, Mrs.
George Marsters, Mrs. L. W.
Engles, Mrs. L. L. Marsters, Mrs.
Clair Petit and Mrs. Russell Har
nejs. The next meeting will be held
on November 20 at tho home of
Mrs. E. P. Belieu at Kelley's Kor
ner. -
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Lilac Circle No. 49
Neighbors of Woodcraft
Elect New Officers
The Neighbors of Woodcraft, Li
lac Circle No. 49 met on iMonday
evening In the Maccabee hall, at
which time election of officers and
the regular business meeting was
held. . ,
Officers elected Included Post
guardian. Mrs. Maxine Huff; guar
dian neighbor, Mrs. Hattie Neal;
advisor, Mrs, Clara Cawlfield; ma
gician, Mrs. Margaret Whitney; at
tendant, Mrs, Lucy Arthur; inter- J
sentinel, Mrs. Sadie Runyan; out- '"
er-sentinel, Mrs, Elsie McComas;
banker, Mrs. Prudle Hldlnger; cor
respondent, Mrs, Tiller Johnson;
malingers. Paul , Beaver, Thomas
Brown and Mrs. Hattie Fancher;
Flag bearer, Mrs. Francis Price;
senior guardian neighbor, Mrs.
Cynthia Germonti, and installing
pff'cer, (Mrs. Tiller Johnson.
ThA tnnnl eit-elo la ntnnnlnD- n
rally, which will take place In
Roseburg on November 17 nt
which time Oakland. Drain, Riddle,
Myrtle Creek and Coqiiille will bo
the guests.
Canton Robertson No. 1 3
and Auxiliary Meet
Jointly Wednesday Night
A. joint meeting of Canton Rohert
ton, No. 13, and Auxiliary Robert
son. No. 13, P. M I .O. O. F., was
held Wednesday evening at Ihe
I. O. O. F. hall, the occasion being
the official visit of Department
Commander W. E. Wadsw-orth, of
Ilarrisburg, and Inspector General
Charles E. Poole, of Eugene, and
annual inspection of the two organi
zations. Captain A. D. McQuistian, of
Marshficld, was Inspecting officer
for the canton, while Mrs. Bennett,
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CHRISTMAS