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Newspaper Page Textrum tjoiu, iL.wsKLVif.vv KUiLBUKi.. ort.i,ON SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 29. 1930. TWO lit. i J' V- :T ' - - SOCIETY . . , By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER - All Contributions to this Page Society, Women's Clubs, and mi Personals Should Be Telephoned to the Society . Editor by Friday of Each Week. THANKSGIVING week ' Was a' busy and happy week this year. Mnny informal dinners were enjoyed- and the high school football gifrde. drew a large crowd for the allurnoon's entertainment. . The BiMiness and Professional Wo mfi's club realized a fine success, vTIlm they sponsored their annual TjjiinkBgivIng ball at the Armory ouvil'hanksglvlng evening. The ball ms well attended and greatly en- JiWd. "V),o Neah-Kah-Nle siring quar tuiu; which played in this city on Mwiilay evening, was of consider ate enjoyment to Ilia members of t(t Roseburg Chamber society. nil ready plans are being made by iwmbers of the younger set for a h'uiV Christmas hollduy time. One uhe large events scheduled for Christmas week is the 1929 Rose bud! high school, class reunion, weNh will take place ut Hie Palace OTSweets on December Zi. Ar ijiljgemcnts are being made at this tluu? for as many of this class as IKMsible to attend the affair. ft ft ft ' Sawyers-Rast Luncheon Is Lovely Affair of Saturday, November 22 'Yi outstanding afinli of the past week occurred on Sutlli'dny, -wnt-n Mnr. J. E. Sawyer and Miss Ger trude Rast entertained a large lium bor of their friends with a one 0-clock luncheon, which was serv ed In the Bob o link niluluturo golf coul'se room. , . tvivers wore placed for Mrs. J. FT Barker, Mrs. C. A. Lockwood, Mrs. H. H. Stapleion, Mrs. Harris JHhworth, Mrs. Guy Cordon, Mrs. (fTCVWaddoll, Mrs. Arthur lluum, jrfrsW. It. Urowu, Mis. W. 8. Hamilton, Mrs. M. V. Idee, Mrs. PreiC Gliapmnn, Mrs. Oscar lleiiie, Hia. S: A. Banford, Mrs. S. L Kld-der.-Mra, A, P. ltaplu, Mrs. Hor i&o Berg, Mrs. W. V. Harris, Mrs. (J W. Wharton, Mrs. U. L,. Whip ple., Mrs. S. U. Belllck, Mrs.' C. C. .Jrclilbald, Mrs. George Bolter, Mrs. A B. Green. Mrs. L, A. Wells, Mis. W; H: 6lewait, Mrs. George A. Brad b'uin, Mrs. J. A. Harding, Mrs. frary Harding. Mrs. Wlllard John ' Km. Mrs. J. Harold Nichols, Mrs. 1. if Broadway. Mrs. Wesley Wil liams, Mrs. D. V. Until,' 'Mr .11. O. IHeiiriiB. MIbb Elisabeth Parrott, Mis. Clnlr K. Allen, Mrs. W. hi. Ott, Mm. Foster Butner.' Mrs'. ICIniO Maiden, Mis. A. A. Wilder, Mrs, ljcan B. Bulmr, Mrs. Pottl T. Bubar, . Mm. 8. .1. Shoemaker, Mrs. B. U Wlioemnker.' Mi's. Roy Bellows, Mi-bT B. Casey, 'Mrs, It. Wlllet, Mis 1 . if Fallie. Mrs. William Dell, Mrs, J. H. Booth, Mrs. I. B. Riddle, Mrs. -A. K. Kent, Mrs. T. B. Vinlon, Mrs. T. H. Ncbb, Mrs. B A Butler, Mrs- J. O. Bacbcr. Mm. Washing ton HUghes, Mrs. J. C. Hume, Mrs. George E. Houck, Mis. Fred Ren-,,ei- Mm. H. I.. Olle. Mrs. J. A, Cohb. ,MIb. Charles B; Wade, Mrs. a fi Sutherland. Mrs. C. 8. Heln- line Mrs. Edward Skinner, Mrs. U 11. Skinner, Mrs. H O. Pargeter. Mrs. J. B. Bailey. Mrs. J. E. Clark, and Mrs. T. J. Crltoser. i mi nf town ttiii'Nts hidden to ihe affair Included Mrs. Murk TIs- dala, of SiUherlln; Mrs. Avery t.iiwnil. of Yonculia: MrB. Max Klmmqll. of Riddle; Mrs. Q. K itnlW of Mvrtle Creek; Mrs. Ed in VounB. Mrs. (InrrlBon, 'Mrs. Rnlston Bridges and Mrs. J. T, TiilHcea. all of Oakland. . Bridge and miniature golf were enjoyed during the afternoon hours with Mrs. W. 8. Hamilton and Mrs. A '!. Kent winning the bridge iirlies and Mrs. 1. B. Kiddle hold inir. Inur Hrnre In golf. Mm. Sawyers and Miss nnst were assisted In serrlng by Mrs a 1. utilder. Mrs. T. B. Vlrden iliss- Helen Mt'Donnld, Miss Thelma Morris and Miss Nellie ' MnudiHUKl iMIrs Nndlne HaBt. " (i Delightful Family Thanksgiving Dinner at Clair K, Allen Home Aone o'olock turkey Thankglv- In dinner .was enjoyed at the liortie of Dr. and Mrs. Clair K.- AllrB on Thursday, when lliny en ( terliilued their out-of-town guests, i Utivers wero placed at an at-, trattlvrly laid table for Mr, and Mr. M. 3. Allen Sr. of Allmiiv, Mi. and Mrs. Hoy V. Shelton and ram ily. of Salem, Mrs. W. A. White ! of Washougal. Wash., and Dr. and ' M)-s. Clair K. Allen and fniiiilv. Sir. and Mrs. Allen or Albn..y a lie the parents of Dr Allen Mn ' Shelton is a sister of Mr... Allen) add Mrs. White Is the moincr o: Mi's. Allen. . ; 0 Tlhanksgiving Dinner Einjoyed at Kenneth Ouine Home Thursday A rieiiirlnrul one o'clork tuikev dinner was enjoyed at the home of ..J kl.u. I.' n I K rillltin Ml 3ir. Him m I o. nriiiicii, x - Tnniikaglvlng day. The holiday mtjiir was used In the dining room null throughout Hie rooms. 'overs were placed for Mr. and Mfn denrue K. Oulne, Mr. "on. Mils. Roy Catching and daughter, itum li.iien. Mr. and Mrs. H. D. CiH'n and son, Jerry. Mr. and Mrs. Pulnh Ouine and daiighterx. Mlea! t..i. o.wl Ml .Invee. MA and mt ii..i.ui-i oninn noil the host' mil hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth I Onlne nnd cblldiim, Miss I'liyllis.' Nss liolly and Oeorge. . i : . : .... . rili Mr. and Mrs. Wilder Entertain With Dinner ' ' ' Party on Monday Night - Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Wilder enter tained with a lovely seven o'clock dinner at their beautiful home on Monday evening of this week. This Is the first of a series of dinner parties to be given by Mr. and Mrs. Wilder. The table was center ed with u low bowl of yellow chry santhemums with matching tall tapers. Covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Wharton. Mr. and Mrs. I. O. Broadway, Dr. and Mrs. Oeorge A. Bradburn, Mrs. J. P. Darker, Mrs. H. H. Stapleton. Mrs. Irvln Druun, Nathan Fiillerton and the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Wilder. Bridge wna the diversion of the evening, with Mr. Wharton winning nigh score. ft e Mr. and Mrs. Crittenden Honor Guests at Lovely Dinner at Umpqua Monday F. Ij. Crittenden, recently ap pointed manager of the Rosebur Pacifio Telephone and Telegraph office, and Mrs. Crittenden were honor guests at a reception given for them by the employees of the local office at a lovely seven o'clock dinner In the Indian room of the Umpqua hotel on Monday evening nf this week. The tables were shaped 111 tne form, of a "U". Golden colored chrysanthemums and tall, light green candles In yellow and orange holders were placed at spaced in tervals on the tables. Covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Crittenden, honor guests. J. It. Furrlnglon, of Corvallls, Mr. and Mrs. K. B. Kenny,. Mr. and Mrs, R. B. Sherman. Mr. and Mrs. Allpu Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Hay Parslow. Mrs. May I'yrnn and daughter Miss Jessie, Mrs. Wallace Hupp. Mra. Cordon Hlhbs. Mrs.. Clarice Jewett Miss Flo Bchneffer, Miss Hazel Strickland. Miss Jean Ferguson, MliB Irene Cox. Miss Lucetta Logs- don, and MIbs Nedra Clark. An enlovahle Drngrara followed (lie dinner. Miss Hazel Strickland won the prise for guessing the correct answers to the turkey game" and Mrs. May Pyron wort the prise for the telephone contest Kiime'. SfidiVtalks and visiting were Iator- enjoyed. ft ft ft Mrs. Church la Surprised by Friends on Birthday Anniversary Mrs. H. C. Church was delight fully BtirprlRed by a few of nor friends on Monday evening when they called at her home In honor of her birthday anniversary. A delicious pot luck six-thirty o'clock dinner was served. 'Covers were placed for Dr. and Mrs. II. C. Church. Dr. and Mrs. Clair K. Allen, Dr. and Mrs. R R. Shoemaker, Mr. and Mrs. I.. K MrCllntork, Mr. and Mrs. Wlllnnl hlohnson, Mr. anil Mrs. .luck Whar ton. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph (juino, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth tjuino and Mrs. Charles W. Davis. Bridge was played during Hit' ovenliK hours with Mrs. Clair IC. Allen winning the ladies' prize and Dr. B. It. Shoemaker receiving the men's prize. Dainty Style in Evening Attire above of ik novel triHiinn ui nf tlle'bodlco, in I'l in pl.n of the material .-.ml tin graceful bt'M (li t mil.!! i. ? . . J - t .' It 5 ? r 1 l s - - 1 T v.i' j pin riio cm mi, u fiuii, pit tiin-ii , tin li'i hint' i hillnu i.lm. t luiniu "l v'i i- In twin!,. .l : ! -fi i, i-, i in. ii i hi in chllfoil llowers trim Hi, the skirt extend, lu lully suiheied line to tho floor. .,.'.. Mrs. W.H.Fisher Is Delighlfuily Surpii&ed by triends on Birthday One of the most delightful par ties of the week occurred on Bun day, when the members of the Book club met at the home of Mrs. C. 8. Ht-lnllne In Laurelwood to prepare for a two oclock turkey dinner In honor of Mrs. W. H. Fisher's birthday anniversary. Mre. Helnline went to the home of Mis. Fisher at one oclock and kout her entertained, while the members of the Book club worked behind cloned doors of the Flaher dining room. By playing the piano, no noise was heard from the busy dining room workers. At two o'clock Mr. Fisher opened the doors to the dining room and Mrs. Klsber was completely surprised when she saw the table beautifully arranged and a turkey dinner ready for serving. Covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Fisher, Mr. and- Mrs. Walter Fiuher. Mr. and Mrs. Ad rian Fisher. Mr. and Mrs. William Hell. Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Rice, Mr. and Mrs, C. W. Wharton, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Yonni, Mr. and Mrs. C. 8. Heinllne. Mrs. P. T. Unbar. Mra. Washington Hughes and Miss Martha Yeo. , Mrs. Hughes presented n beau tiful white and yellow birthday cake to Mrs. FiBher. Pink roBebuds and carnations were used as a centerniece on the dining table. The' afternoon was enjoyably spent visiting and many lovely gifts were presented to Mrs. Fish er at this time by her friends. One-Thirty o'Clock Turkey Dinner Enjoyed at Bradburn Home Dr. and Mrs. Oeorge A. Drudburn entertained with a delUhtfui ono thlrty oclock Thanksgiving dinner at their beaullrul country home at Winston on Thursday. The large dining table was attractively deco rated with the Thanksgiving mo tif. Covers were placed for Mr. and MrB. H. C. Waddell, Mr. and Mrs. I. G. Broadway, Mr. and Mrs. Rus' Bell Dunham and children, Miss Arlene and Robert. Mark Dunham of Mnrnhfield. Mra. J. F. Barker, Mrs. 8. K. Collier, Oeorge M. Brad burn and daughter, Miss Susun. Arle Ilrndburn and the host and hostess. Dr. and Mrs. Bradburn. V Mr. and Mrs. Helliwell Have Family Dinner ivinit " ""'"". . ..ie i... oi in Mr. and Mrs. Donald Helliwell entertained with a lovely three o'clock turkey dinner at their home on Stephens street Thanks giving day. The lauo dining tu lie was entered with a large hollow pumpkin rilled with melons fruit. Tnlt -tnpers and dainty place cardB were used. Covers wer placed for Mr. and Mrs. Dexter Rice, Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Bolter, of Portland, Mr, and Mrs. George Boltor and daughter, Miss Phyllis Ann. Mr. and Mra. II. D. Graves. Miss l.enore Helli well," Miss Hazel Strickland, Ken neth Helliwell and the host and hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Helli well. ' ? Seattle Visitors Are Honor Guests at Informal Dinner Sunday Evening Mr. and Mrs. George Wharton complimented Mr. and Mrs. liana l.ooff, of Scuttle. Washington, with a six-thirty o'clock dinner ut their home on Sunday evening of this week. Covers were plnred at an atttne tlvely arranged table for Mr. nnd Mrs. Lonlt, honor guests. Miss Bes sie Whnrtoii. Miss Mai'Knii't Carr nnd the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Wharton. Mr. and Mrs. l.ooff nre well known In Roseburg. having -formerly l-eslded here, before niovtng to Senltle. where Mr. Loot Is In nn oil company. They lert Hose liurg Monday for Grants Pass, where (liey intended to visit for a short lime, befole returning to Seal lie. Near-Kah-Nie Quartette Honored With One o'Clock Luncheon on Monday Mrs. ('. S. Ilelnlliie entertained wlili n one o'i'loek hiiii'lienn at her Inline nil Miniiluy nf IhU week lion- Hie Neah Kail Nle quiii'tette fiiiln I'm lliin'l. A bouquet nf pltlk ti'-:i'liuils :uiil hhte delphinium Kmc i',l Hie i i nli-r ot the table. I'mvrs were plaeeil for Susie Ki l'.llell I'lpeS. MlllllM l Sill elllllll', Mi.li.iel Vilinlll. Mr. Pelihn '. S I leiii' in,- iiiul ihc linsliss, Mrs. t' S. Heinllne Tin- afieiuiinn was spent in piac liiiuu ti Hi,- quartette fur the do Ihiliilul iin'rr.iiiT: whk-h they prr senie.l ;i' il.e First Pienliylei-inn i Initrh i"i M lei eniU i i .11,, fin u el I ellei'11,.,1 III 171.'. a nil 'inlay evening. I'enha 1'iiseil Ills wonilerflil n1" frnm Ihe nnnak I'tie eellt- w as muiie one or the rtnest III I Us kind ill llie mm U s , 1 hnnksyivinu'Dinncr F.njoyt-d at Lovely I loiiif of V. 1 1. Fisher , l,'e! I i i, ii elnek till ke ii'-i' Mil at (lie llllllll ,lln lit ' W II I'i-Ii.-i In l.iu i l'!i.i :k!-'Kt .n day 'I'lie I, i hi -iteii wilii Tiisnhs letieeee anil prelly t itil'lla'e verse w ere i acli (ovi i- anil mid at l.'l.l Ul i 1.1 '' I ,es ne'e il,u eil lur Mr ami S lieu, Inir, Mi nml Mi .an I'Lilier. Mi unit Mrs. Will l'M'i-; Mis ( ulleti Miw M.ir i . .i mil tin l-ii.l ami liosU.',-. .il'il Mm. l'llii'V, pleasantly I lie arii-moon waa speut vtslllug. Mi Enjoyable Turkey . Dinner Is Given by Mr. and MrsMarsters Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Marstera en tertained with a delightful one o'clock turkey dinner at their home on South Kane street on Thanksgiving day. Lovely chrysan themums and matching tall tapers were used to add a decorative note to the table. Covers were placed for Attorney and Mrs. R. W. Marstera and daughter. Miss Dorothy, Mr. and Mrs, Foster Butner and daughter, Miss Frances, Lyle Marsteis, of Klamath Falls, and the host and hostess, Mr. and MrB. A. C. 'Mar-' sters. l.yle Marsters will remain In Rosehurg to visit his parents, Mr. and Mra. A. C. Marsters. and at tend to business on the large Mar Bier's ranch for several weeks be fore returning to Klamath Falls. Miss Frances Butner Pledges Kappa Delta Pi Honorary Society According to word received here. Miss Frances Buther, senior in vo cational education at Oregon State college in Corvallls, is one of the 22 Kappa Delta PI pledges at a recent banquet In the Memorial Union building of the college. Kappa Delta PI is the national hon or fraternity In education at Oregon State. Miss Butner la the daughter of Mr. nnd MrB. Foster Butner, of West Roseburg, and Is spending the week-end in this city visiting relatives and friends. Mrs. J. G. Bacon Complimented on Birthday Anniversary Complimenting Mrs. J. G. Bacon, of Umpqua, on her birthday an niversary, Mr. and MrB. Carl Broszlo. entertained with a lovely turkey dinner on Sunday at their home In Garden valley. The table appointments were carried out a color Bohemo of pink and greet with a low bowl of pink button chrysanthemums and tall tapers. Covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Bacon and son, Gerald, MrB. Dean Henry, of Umpqua, .Mrs. M. E. James, or Roseburg. and the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Broszlo. Visiting and music were enjoy ed during the afternoon hours. ft ii Mrs. Brown Entertains Junaay juiuui waaj Mrs. Arthur Brown entertained the members of her Methodist Episcopal Sunday school class at her home on last Saturday eve ning. The rooms were prettily dec orated with chrysanthemums and fcm. ,, . , J Games and stunts were enjoyed during the evening, after which Mir. Brown served dainty refresh ments. S Dillard Club Members Are Guests of Mrs. Loren Miller Wednesday Mrs. Loren Miller graciously en tertained the members of the Dil lard club at her home on Wednes day afternoon. Fall flowers were used throughout the rooms and the afternoon was spent giving favorite recipes and visiting. Those- enjoying the afternoon Included Mrs. C. E. Moyor. Mrs. Sam Miller. Mrs. J. P. Williams. Mrs. Waller Herscher, Mrs. Ches ter Hei Bcher, Mm. Ivan Brosl. Mrs. Custer Lawrence, Mrs. Coru Evans, Mrs. Thomas ' Parkinson, iMrs. J. Harold Nichols and Mrs. Welkel. Dainty refreshments were serv ed by Mrs. Miller later in the day. k Turkey Dinner Enjoyed at D. B. Bubar Home on Thanksgiving Day Mr .nnd Mrs. Dean B. Bubar en tertalnod a few of their relatives at their home on Eaat Cass street TliunkseivliiR day. when they serv ed a delicious two o'clock turkey dinner. Covers were placed for Mr. and Mis. P. T. Bulmr and daughter. Miss t'.rnce. Mrs. .1. H. Bubar. Miss Kthola Buhar and the host and hos tess. Mr. and Mrs. Denn Bulmr. 'J) ie afternoon was 'tit forme,! l,v spent vialtlng, i Pot Luck Turkey Dinner Enjoyed Sunday Afternoon An enjoyable three-thirty o'clock put luck turkey dinner was enjoje't Sunday nl Ihe home of Miss Ha Uiubaeli in the Kohlhagru a par men is. Yellow flowers and yellow era wore used on the table rovers were placed tor Mr. Mm. .lay Green, of I'mnqua. and Mrs. M C. Wliitiomoic ilallEliler. Miss l-uuito Ann. ' y Pyron and daughter. Miss Jes sie. Mti-s Ida I .nil bach and C. E. Mannlicld. Ylsiilng and music wero enjoyed dining Ihe afternoon. S Groves Family Enjoys Thanksgiving Dirtner at C. W. Groves Home Mr. nnd Mrs. IV W. Grows serv ed a delicious two oclock turkey il. liner ut rlieir borne on I'qniiiivr rial avenue on Thanksgiving day. fevers were placed for 'Mr. and Mis. Herbert Gloves. Mr. sod Mm. John WentlHTford. Ml. and Mrs. (' t Groves, Floyd Groves and the i'oi and hostews. Mr. and Mrs. ('. W. Groves. t'tiivd llioxes. student of tin1 -lime! ut i'iute il I tuveilly ot Hiihoh. Ik Hiii-iiillng the e: k enil I in Hiweburg visiting mhillves aud Il'ieUUS. Presbyterian Church Welcomes New Members With Pot Luck Dirtner A reception for the new mem bers of the churcb was given by the members of the First Presby terian church last Friday evening. A delicious slx-thlrty o'clock pol lack dinner was served by the com mittee In cbarge of Miss Dolma Grobe. Over 300 were present. The younger members ot the church waited upon the guests. Following the dinner, -a' musical program was enjoyed. liev. Alex ander Mulrden gave a few open ing remarks and welcomed the new members. MacAffee Campbell sang a welcome song, which was follow ed by a whistling solo by Miss Eleanor Fies. iMIbb Naomi Scott played two beautiful violin solos, accompanied by Miss Fredericks Kershaw and MrB. W. W. Ashcraft gave a musical reading on "John Allien and Priscilla," Barton Helli well gave a short talk, which was followed By' a social hour. Mrs. Homer Grow had. charge of the program. ' Mrs. Maybee Is , Inspiration for Bridge Party ' Mrs. Harry C. Maybee was the Inspiration for a lovely informal bridge party, when Miss Walda Harding entertained at her home on South Jackson street on Mon day evening. Chrysanthemums were used as the decorative note. Bridge was enoyed during the eve ning with Mrs. Maybee receiving the guest prize and aleo winning the first prize. Miss Jean Whitney received the consolation prize. Later iu the evening. Miss Hard ing, assisted by her mother, Mrs. R. R. Harding, served dainty re freshments to Mrs. Harry C. May bee, Mrs. John Lander Jr., Miss Jean Whitney, Miss Dorothy Arun del, Miss Laura Lowman and Miss Ahble Clare Hirslnger. Mrs. Maybee Is a resident of Portland, and is spending several vpeks In Roseburg visiting her par n'l, Mr. and Mrs. K. E. Sandqulst, ho 1'aughter, Miss Camille, Is auto a visitor at the Sandqulst home, Drama Section of A. A. U. W. to Meet Next Monday Night The drama section of the A. A. V. W. will meet next Monday eve ning at eight o'clock at the home of Miss Enid Veatch and MIbb Thelma Smith in the Kohlhagen apartments. An interesting study hour has been planned and the meeting Is open to all members and anyone interested In .bis type of study. Mrs. E. S.Hall Entertains-With Lovely Bridge Party airs. E. S. Hall entertained the members of the Rose school teach ing staff and a few friends aT her home on last Saturday evening. The rooms were charmingly dec orated with large bouquets of fall flowers in brilliant hues. Bridge was enjoyed during the evening with MIbb Floyd Strader winning first prize. Miss Vera Fredrickson the table prize, and Miss Florence Snedaker receiving the consolation prize. Later In the evening dainty re freshmcnts were served by Mrs. Hall to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Church. MrB. George Conkey, Mrs Guy C. Perrln, Mrs. Irwin Ran dolph, MIbs Adeline Stewart. Miss Bessie Wharton, Miss Margaret Carr, Mlrs Verna Carothern. Miss Vera Fredrlckse-n, Miss.' Florence Snedakei-. Miss Floy Strador. Miss Fredorica Kershaw, Miss Joyce Handler. Miss Eva, Coy, Mies Hel en Magers and E. S. Hall, As Milady Trips Along the Ballroom Floor The dress above nortrayeu was Just made for dam-tuft. It shows an all-over lace pattern for the bodt-- and skirt lop. plainly niade to re veal ihe fU;uie of the lace and nearer. A narrow stitched belt of the Im-v allows the curve of tin! I waistline to show and reveal Hie jewvivu m iivww I Ji ft K "i f l, VI i I I tap- , , i . t yS , j nnd ., i . j t h if I Hi h nd fe SSs 1 Ufa Mrs. K .-.l i 4 t kl i ilh 'U 1 "Ml' I n - ' M Ml ' 1 ; v f1 n1.' iii I v . I s t : ' ! Music Pupils Enjoy J Evening at Heinline"' Home on Monday Mrs. C. S. Heinline. piano In structor, and Miss Naomi Scott, violin instructor, entertained their pupils on Sunday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Heinline in Laurelwood. Chrysanthemums were used to enhance the charm ot the rooms. '.,'. Miss Scott gave an Interesting tolk on "What Chamber Music Is," which was greatly enjoyed by the pupils. A social hour was enjoyed, after which MIbs Scott and Mrs. Heinline aerved light refreshments. ' . ' . ft Roseburg Family Are Guests at Thanksgiving Dinner in Eugene : Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wimberly and children, Miss - Frances , Louise. Carl Jr. and Lee Kent, of this city. motored to Eugene , Thursday wnere tney were guesu at a one- thirty o'clock turkey dinner given Dy Mr. and Mrs. Sidney George. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Urey, of Eu gene, were also guests at the din ner. . The Urey and George families are well known In Roseburg, having frequently visited here. Thanksgiving Dinner Is Enjoyable Event at J. E. Pinkerton Home 'A fine turkey dinner was aerved at one o'clock In the home ot Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Pinkerton on Rob erta creek on Thanksgiving dav. The table was lovely with seasonal flowers and covers were placed for Mr. and Mra. C. W. Kirk, of Rose burg, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Pinkerton and daughter, Miss Nadlne, of South Deer Creek, MIbb Lucy, Miss vera and ansa Aliene Pinkerton add the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Pinkerton. Miss Vera Pinkorton Is a student of Albany college and is spending the week end at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Pinker ton. w Informal Dinner Enjoyed at R. W. Marsters Home A lovelv informal Rir-thlrtv o'clock dinner was enjoyed gt the nome ot Attorney and Mrs. R. W. Marsters last Friday evening. The table was attractively arranged with a low bowl of small chrysan themums with matching tall tapers at each side. Covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Houser, Miss Vlolette Houser, MorriB Houser and the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Marsters. The evening was enjoyably spent visiting. , -. . : ! - Catholic Ladies Will Meet Next Wednesday The Catholic ladies will meet next Wednesday afternoon In the parish hall. The regular business session will take place and a so cial hour will follow. Plans for the Christmas holidays will be discussed. Hf Lenox Family Enjoy Five o'Clock Dinner Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Lenox In formally entertained the members of their family with a five o clock turkey dinner at their home on North Jackson street on Thanks giving day. Covers were placed for Mrs. A H. Cox, J. B. Williams, Miss Irene Cox, Gordon Stewart and Mr. And Mrs. D. H. Lenox. . ' ii Family Dinner Enjoyed at Home of Mr. and Mrs. Lyrhon Spencer One of tho enjoyable turkey din ners served on Thanksgiving day was the family one o'clock dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lymon Spencer on North Jackson street. Covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs. Charles McElhinny and chil dren. MisB Jean, Billy and Stewart, or Salem. Mrs. Lena McElhinny and Miss Josenhine McElhinny, of hurg. Wells Spencer, of T luna. California, and the host and tioBtesB, Mr, and Mrs. Lymon Spencer. ' Rev. Stratford Receives Beautiful Radio as Thanksgiving Day Gift Rev. J. I.. Stratford, of Creswell. enjoyed a happy Thanksgiving day this year, when a beautiful radio was presented to him by his two daughters and their husbands, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Clark, aud Mr. and Mrs. V. a. Gabrio, of Roseburg. A delicious turkey Thanksgiving dinner was served to Rev. Strat ford. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Clark, and daughter, Miss Nedra and son, El drert. and Mr. and Mrs. V. G. Gabrio. Rev. Strafford has many friends in Roseburg as he was formerly pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church here for several years. s Helliwell Family Enjoy Dinner and Reunion at Boswell Springs The members of the Helliwell family enjoyed a lovely one o'clock turkey dinner at lloowel Springs nn Thanksgiving day this year Covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs. Wllliar) Helliwell. of Yon calln: Mr. and Mrs. Barton Helli well and son. Robert, nnd Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Helliwell and ran. Buddv. of Roseburg: Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Helliwell and ioa. Billy, ot Collage Grove, ami Mr and Mrs. 8. E. Helliwell. of Iieer creek. The afternoon was enjoyed visiting. Douglas County Music -. Teachers 'Association , . , Holds Meeting Monday The ' Douglas County Music Teacheds association enjoyed Its monthly one o'clock luncheon at the Hotel Rose on Monday of this week. MIsb Naomi Scott, presi dent, was in charge of the regular business meeting, at which time, several important features of the work were diacuBaed. Covers Were placed for MIbb Scott, Mrs. John Weatherford, Mrs. Charles Brand, Miss Gladys Strong and Miss Fredericka Kershaw, ft ( - Eagles and Auxiliary Enjoy Annual Turkey Thanksgiving Dinner The Eagles lodge and the auxil iary to the order enjoyed their an nual Thanksgiving turkey dinner on Monday evening, when they met at the Maccabee ball. Covers were placed for 360 people. The order has doubled In members since the last Thanksgiving dinner. The Merrymakers, dance orches tra led by Fred Hargts, furnished the music for the evening nnd rol lowing the dinner, danolng wad en joyed until a late hour. Gilkeson Family Enjoy Turkey Dinner on Thanksgiving Day 'A one o'clock turkey Thanksgiv ing dinner was enjoyed at Ihc home of Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Ran dolph in North Roseburg on 'Thurs day. Covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Marsters, Mr. and Mrs. E. 8. Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Ken neth Gilkeson and family, J. L. Gil keson and the host and hostess Mr. and Mrs. Randolph and daugh ter, Miss Barbara. ft ft ft Informal Thanksgiving , Dinners Greatly Enjoyed ; Mrs. W. W. Stauii'er and daugh ter, Miss Zennie, were guests at a four o'clock turkey dinner at the home of Dr. and Mrs. F. W. Haynes on inanasgiving aay. ur. and Mrs. L. A. Dillard and children, Louis and Thomas, had their Thanksgiving . dinner guest, Mrs. Ruth Tester. Mr. and Mrs. George Weber were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Weber Sr., at a twelve-thirty o'clock dinner on Thanksgiving aay. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Jones. Miss Pearl' Jones and Miles Jones, of Gardeu valley, were the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Sharp, uf Myrtle Creek, at a one o'clock turkey dinner, on Thanksgiving uay. i Mr. and Mrs. Guy Calhoutt en tertained Mr. and Mra. Ivan Pick ens with a three o'clock turkey dinner at tnetr homo in the Kohl hagen apartments on Thanksgiv ing day. Mr. and Mrs. Bennett, of the Kohlhagen aiianments, entertained Miss lrma Bolsiuger and James Al len, with a one. o'clock turkey din ner on TbankBgiving day. Mr. and Mrs. George R. Ware had as their guests for Thanksgiv ing dinner, Mrs. Ware's brother, Lawrence Kurplus, ot Klamath Falls, and A. J. Flurry, ot Rose burg. ft ft ft Mr. and Mrs. Lander Serve Turkey Dinner Mr. nnd Mrs. John Lander Sr., of Winston, entertained with a six o'clock turkey dinner at their home on TbankBgiving day. Covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Lander, Mr. and Mrs. John Lander Jr., of Roseburg, Mlas Ethel Lander, B. F. Doss. Malcolm Humphreys, of Happy valley, and the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs, John Lander Sr. The New Christmas Cards Have Arrived Never before hove wi seen such beautifully decorated designs nnd such cleverly devised sentiments as those on the Greeting Cards we have received this year from our makers. It is not a day too early to let us adapt your selec tion of cards now and print your name and personal message on them. sckrgJNftos-Xfiiirtjr' Ask about our special bos a:jortmcnt Thanksgiving Dinner - Enjsyecr by Calkins . ; ; Family Thursday An enjoyable family dinner was given at the new home ot Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Calkins on Roberts creek on Thanksgiving day. A qne o'clock turkey dinner was served to Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Calkins, Mr. and Mrs. V. R. Buckingham, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Calkins and fam ily, Mr and Mrs. Knight and ths host and hostess, Mr. , and Mrs. Curtis Calkins. Visiting and music were enjoyed during the afternoon hours. ft ft - . Mr. and Mrs. Poole Serve Turkey Dinner 1 to Members of Family A-one o'clock turkey dinner was enjoyed Thanksgiving day at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. Frank Poole, when they asked the members of their family as guests . for the day. Covers were placed at an' at- . tractively laid table for Mr. and Mrs. James Hutchtngs, Mr, and Mra. Roy Hutchings and daughters, MIbs May and Miss Myrtle, and the host and "hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Poole. ft ft ft Turkey Dinner Enjoyed in Melrose Thanksgiving Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Lundeen en tertained with a twelve o'ciock tur key dinner at their home in Mel rose on Thanksgiving day. Covers were placed for Mr. ana Mrs. O. J, Johnson, of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Lundeen, of Roseburg, Mr. and Mrs. V. S. , Woodruff, Mr. aud Mrs. Umban haur and daughter. Miss Edith and Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Lundeen. The afternoon was pleasantly spent In visiting. ft ft ft Turkey Dinner Enjoyed at Rumble Inn Thursday A delicious four o'clock turkey dinner was enjoyed Thanksgiving day ' at "Rumble Inn," Bummer camp of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Lock- wood on the North Umpqua. Covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Fowler and children, of Happy valley, W. C. Burch and Frank Burch, of Portland, Mr. aud Mrs. C. A. Lockwood and children, Miss Charlotte and Tommy. ft ft Turkey Dinner Enjoyed ' by Winston Family A Thanksgiving family dinuer was served at two oclock on Thursday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Winston, ot Winston. CoverB were placed for Mr. and Mrs. Fred Renner, of Happy valley, Mr. and Mrs. Clay Smith and son, Earl, Mrs. W. C. Winston, MIsb Beverly, Miss Virginia, Mlsa Eula Agnes and Harrison Winston and the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. rtarry Winston. ft ft ft Riversdale Grange Has Pie Social Friday Night The Riversdale grange No. 731 held a pie social and raffled a quilt on last Friday evening. A fine sum ot money was realized as a result of the affair, which was largely attended.' Mrs. Emma Thornburg won the quilt. The next social affair ot the grange will be held soon after the first of the year, at which time a box social will be enjoyed, ft ft w Family Dinner Enjoyed at D. Y. Allison Home A Thanksgiving family dinner was enjoyed at twelve-thirty o'clock at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. Y. Allison on Thursday. CoverB were placed tor Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jones, Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Allison, MrB. Cotton, of Call- (Continued on page 3) MMM rWvftJCK-'-'iSI CHRISTMAS f