ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21. 1931.
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senior guild were Miss Freda
Thomason, Miss .Mildred Thomp
son, Miss Dorothy Herman, Miss
Carol Arkert and Miss Lucille
Shook. The members initiated into
the junior guild were Miss Ella
'May Morris, Miss Maud Williams,
Miss Elsie Reece. Miss Irene
Cooney and Miss Roberta Craw
ford. Other members present for the
evening were Mrs. R. E. Crawford,
advisor; Mrs. R. B. Shoun, Mrs.
Wallace Robertson, Miss Lois
Byrd am: .iis Mari;:-
nines.
Games and visiting were enjoyed
following the Initiation and the
business meeting. Miss Magers
served dainty refreshments later
in the evening.
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Delightfully Merry
Party Enjoyed at Ness
fjome on Sunday Evening
Mrs. T. H. Ness, Mrs. Will H.
Gerretsen Jr., Mrs. H. C. Church
and Mrs. H. O. Pargeter, represen
ting the "lows" of the last bridge
" club meeting, entertained the
"highs" with n seven o'clock din
ner at the Ness home in Laurel
wood on Sunday evening.
The affair was one of the most
hilarious parties to be enjoyed
by the club this year. Each mem
ber and her husband, arrived at
the parly In the most ridiculous
costume they could find. Mrs. Ger
retsen and H. O. Pargeter won the
first prizes for the best costumes
and Mr. Ness and Mrs. Church won
second prizes.
The dinner was also amusing, as
no silver was used and each
guest was presented with a bib.
Immediately following the dinner,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wharton arriv
ed and took flashlight pictures of
the guests.
Those enjoying the affair were
Mr. and Mrs. U. R. Smith, Dr. and
Mrs. II. C. Church, Mr. and Mrs
Willard Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Will I fessor Horner would arrive
Christmas Club Members
Entertained at Dinner
at Church Home Monday
Mrs. H. C. Church was a charm
ing hostess to the members of the
Christinas club on Monday evening
when she entertained with a seven
o'clock dinuer at her home in
North Uoseburg. The entire color
scheme was carried out in yellow
and green. Yellow daffodils., ar
ranged with greenery in a green
bowl, graced the center of the
table. U'ull green tapers, favors
and placecards matched the cen
v.pteee. Yellow and preen was
also carried out in each course
served.
Covers were placed for Mrs.
Keith White, of Scio, Oregon, Mrs.
Guy Cordon, Mrs. L. E. (McClin
tock, Mrs. Ivan Pickens, Mrs. O.
M, Berrie, Mrs. C. B. Wade, Mrs.
D. B. Bubar, Mrs. Clair K. Allen,
Mrs. Kenneth Quine, Mrs. Jack
Wharton, Mrs. Ralston Bridges, of
Oakland, and the hostess, Mrs. H.
C. Church.
Sewing and visiting were en
joyed following the dinner hour.
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One o'Clock Luncheon
Served to Roseburg
Woman's Club Members
The Roseburg Woman's club en
joyed a delightful one o'clock
luncheon at the club house on
Tuesday of this week. Mrs. A. C.
Marsters was general chairman of
the affair. Jonquils and greenery
were used as' a decorative note.
Following the luncheon, Mrs.
Ada Jolley, state W. C. T. U. presi
dent, gave an interesting talk, fol
lowed by a talk on the "New Edu
cational Plan," by P. Jensen, prin
cipal of the Senior high school of
Roseburg.
The regular business meeting, In
charge of Mrs. W. E. Ott, president,
followed the program. A letter
was read from the Oregon State
college extension department at
Corvallis, which stated that Prc-
in
31. Gerretsen Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. H.
O. Pargeter, Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Kntler, Mr. and Mrs. .1. K. Falbe
and Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Ness.
The remainder of the evening
hours were pleasantly spent vis
iting and playing games.
Book Club Members ,
Entertained at Bell
Home on Thursday
Mrs. William Bell was a most
gracious hostess to the members
of the Book club at her home In
the Bell apartments on Thursday
of tills week. A lovely one o'cjqck
luncheon was served at a table .att.
tractlvely arranged with a largo
jonquil and fern centerpiece. The
George Wshington patriotic motif
was carried out in the favors and
placecards.
Covers were placed for gliosis,
Mrs. I. II. .Riddle, Mrs. A. Austin.
Mrs. Foster liutner and club mem
bers, Mrs. Washington Hughes,
Mrs. A. J. Young. Mrs. C. S. Heln
line and the hostess, Mrs. William
Dell.
A corsage of lovely violet R was
placed nt each cover for the
guests.
The afternoon, following the
luncheon hour, was pleasantly
spent in rending a book.'
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Mr. and Mrs. Bruton
Entertain Members of
Basketball Team
Mr. and Mrs. Royd Bruton enter
tained the members of the Christ
Ian church luisketball team follow
ing the Wednesday evening game
this week. Games and visiting
were enjoved for a few hours, aft
er which Mrs. Bruton, assisted by
'Miss Elsie Hudson, served a chili
supper at tables made attractive
with the Valentine motif.
Those enjoying the evening were
Mr. and Mrs. John Hunt, of Marsh-
field, Mr. and Mrs. Glade Button,
Miss Lois Byrd. Richard Levy.
Walter Sandquist, Maynard Bell.
Eldon Wimer, Cloyce Taylor,
Keilll Atterbury, Miss Elsie Hud
son and the host and hostess, Mr.
and Mrs. Royd Bruton.
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Hard-Time Party Enjoyed
by Roseburg Art and
Embroidery Club Members
Members of the Roseburg Art
nnd Embroidery club enjoyed a
hard-time party at the home of
Mrs. H. N. Cox on Wednesday
evening of this week. Following
a short business meeting, the eve
ning was spent playing games and
visiting.
At a later hour In the evening
'Mrs. Cox, nsslsted by Mrs. G. E.
Cox and Miss Rachel Smith, serv
ed refreshments at a table cen
tered with small flags. Covers
were placed for Mrs. Neal, Mrs.
Engles. Mrs. Darby. Mrs. Snyder,
Mrs. Morgan. Mrs. Hoffmelster,
Mrs. Carstens and Mrs. Palm.
R. S. and A. Club
Members Are Guests
of Mrs. T. S. Millikin
The R. S. and A. club members
were the guests of Mrs. T. S. Milli
kin on Thursday afternoon of this
week, at which time several hours
of nulltlng were enjoyed by Mrs.
C. W. Andrus. Mrs. T. O. Blev
Ins. Mrs. P. A. Burnett, Mrs. K. E.
Bover, Mrs. V. F. McLaughlin, Mrs.
C. "m. Mulllns. Mrs. C. W. Stle-
wlg. Mrs. I. H. Sparks. Mrs. J- K
Osnald. Mrs. J. A. Lewln. Mrs.
Roseburg April 3, at which time
he would give a lecture, to be spon
sored by the Roseburg Woman's
club. At this time the' husbands
and friends of the club members
will be asked to attend the lec
ture as guests.
Interesting Program
Month of March :
Beine Planned for
Mrs. Louise fnittt, Mrs. aiieu
Radabaugh and Mrs. Frances Lln-
tott are manning a delightful pro
gram which will be presented
sometime during the month of
March ' In the Fii-Bt Christian
church of Roseburg. The program
will consist of whistling, readings,
organ and piano music. The pro
ceeds will be used for the church
music fund
Mrs. Prultt, Mrs. Radabaugh nnd
Mrs. Llnlott are especially capable
in their various lines of work and
the program Is being anticipated
with pleasure by their many
friends as well as the Christian
church members.
West Melrose Embroidery
Club Guests at Criteser
Home Thursday Afternoon
Mrs. C. O. Criteser and daughter.
Miss Mildred, entertained the West
Melrose Embroidery club on Thurs
day afternoon of this week. Wash
Ington's birthday motif was car
ried out in the decorative scheme.
The regular business session was
held, after which sevoral pleasant
hours of visiting and sewing were
enjoyed.
Members present for the after
noon were Mrs. John Galla Jr.,
Mrs. E. L. Teater, Mrs. W. 0.
Cooper. Mrs. H. G. Thompson, Mrs.
K. M. Selley, Mrs. F. E. Brothers,
Mrs. Criteser and Miss Mildred
Criteser. Guests of the day Includ
ed Mrs. Leather Livingston and
Clvde Cooner.
Later In the afternoon the hos
tesses were assisted in serving
dainty refreshments by Mrs. John
Galln Jr.
Merchants Lunch
Planned by Guild
for March 1 3th
St. George's Episcopal guild at
tend e d the Ash Wednesday
church service at the church this
week, after which they went to the
parish hall, where a guild meeting
was held. Mrs. H. C. Church,
president, was in charge of the
business session, at which time
plans were made for the mer
chants' lunchf Friday, March 13.
Mrs. Will H. Gerretsen Jr. and
Miss Mona Porter are joint chair
men for the merchants' lunch.
During Lent, the guild will meet
at the parish hall Immediately
following the Wednesday evening
service. During the parish hall
meeting, Rev. Perry Smith will
conduct study classes.
Presbyterian Ladies
Aid Planning Food
Sale for April 4th
The Presbyterian Ladles Aid
met on Thursday afternoon in the
church parlors at which time a
large attendance of members and
visitors were present. Mrs. Ralph
Russell, president, was In charge
of the business session. Plans
were made for the pre-Easter food
Bale, which will be held April 4.
Considerable other business was
discussed for coming events.
Mrs. Ada Jolley. state W. C. T.
I', president, gave a most Inter-
Portland Visitor
Complimented, at
Bridge on Thursday
. Mrs. A. J.- .jioahradel was a
charming hostess Thursday after
noon whetn she complimented her
sister, Mrs. Ray Freeman, of
Portland, at bridge. Daffodils, ar
ranged with greenery, were used
as the decorative note and bridge
was enjoyed during the after
noon huurs. Mrs. Freeman re
ceived the guest prize and Mrs. J.
C. Leedy held high score for the
day.
Those enjoying meeting Mrs.
Freeman were Mrs. H. C. Church,
Mrs. J. C. Leedy. Mrs. R. L. Whip
ple, Mrs. W . F. Harris, Mrs. S.
J. Shoemaker, Mrs. Fred Hamil
ton and Mrs. S. G. Sellick.
Mrs. Hochradel served delicious
refreshments later In the day at
tables appropriately arranged for
the occasion.
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Mrs. J. D. Osborn Is ;
Gracious Hostess to
Uub Friday Afternoon
Airs. J. D. osborn graciously en
tertained the members of her club
at her home in West Roseburg on
Friday-afternoon. Lovely bouquets
of spring flowers In pastel shadeB
enhanced the charm of the rooms.
A one o'clock luncheon was served
at tables attractively arranged.
Mrs. Osborn was assisted in serv
ing by 'Mrs. Grant Osborn and Mrs.
R. L. Gile.
Covers were placed for Mrs. M.
F. Rice. Mrs. I. B. Riddle, Mrs.
Washington Hughes, Mrs. L. Wells.
Mrs. O. M. Nicholas, Mrs. F. A.
Bemls. Mrs. William Bell, Mrs. S.
E. Collier. Mrs. E. A. Britton, Mrs.
Foster Butner, Mrs. A. C. 'Marsters,
Mrs. R. L. Gile, Mrs, Grant Os
born and the hostess, Mrs. J. D.
Osborn.
Sewing and visiting were en
joyed during the afternoon hours.
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Delightful Valentine
Party Enjoyed Saturday
at Hirschinger Home
Mrs. Abble Claire Htrscntnger
entertained a number of her
friends with a delightful valentine
party at her home on South Jack
son street last Saturday evening.
A profusion of red hearts lent Val
entine charm to the rooms, where
several hours of games were en-
Joyed.
Those enjoying tne evening in
cluded Miss Lois Irving, Miss Shir
ley Ware, Miss Wanda Wood, Miss
Virginia French, Miss ueuy rauut
ner, John Irving, Dnrley Ware,
William Calhoun, H. Snyder, c.
Snyder and Miss Hirschinger.
At midnight, a delicious lunch
was served at a large table center
ed with a huge red heart with
strings running to each plate. Each
guest pulled his siring and receiv
ed a prize.
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L. T. L. Members Enjoy
Party Friday Night at
Home of Mrs. E. Wills
Momhers of the Loyal Temper
once Legion enjoyed a delightful
nnrtv Rt the noma of Mrs. Eliza
beth Wills on South Stephens
street Friday evening of tills
monk Various games were played
and enoyed and readings were giv
en hv Miss Elizabeth uampueu
mi., ivn Dell McGuire and Mc
Afee Camnbell. McAfee was asked
to reneal his reading, which he
did. much to the enjoyment of all,
Those anioving 'the party were
Louise and Carl Blake, Phyllis
Nelson, David Henulgh, Elizabeth
nnd McAfee Campbell, Iva Dell
and Janet McOuire, Royal Denton,
Cora Little, Hillary Kennedy, Mrs.
W. G. Blake, and the hostess, Mrs,
KUI?nheth Wills.
Later In the evening. Mrs. Wills,
assisted by Mrs. Blake, served
dainty refreshments to the chil
dren.
Owen, Robert Banning, George
Felt. Robert Helliwell, James
Darby, Daniel Entler and William
Davis. '
Mrs. Percy Webb acted as chap
eron with Mr. and Mrs. J. E.
Runyan and Mr. and Mrs. T. O.
WatBon, of Roseburg, and Mrs and
Mrs. G. R. Hates, of Myrte Creek,
as patrons and. patronesses.
After several hours of enoy
ment, dainty refreshments wore
served by the committee in charge.
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Annual Spring Style
Show to Be Enjoyable
Affair of Wednesday
Featen. Mrs. Frank Louden.'! eating talk to the aid. after which
C H.
Mrs. Bert Peterson and the
hostess. Mrs. Millikin.
At a later hour In the day Mrs.
Millikin served refreshments at
appropriately decorated tables.
Mrs. Helen R. Ferguson had charge
of the devotionals.
Later In the day Mrs. C. W. Kirk
and committee, served dainty re
freshments.
Northside Sunshine
Club Guests of
Mrs. Durland Thursday
The Northside Sunshine club
were the guests of Mrs. S. Durland
on Thursday afternoon of this
week at the home of Mrs. L. L,
Marsters on Winchester Blreet
Following the regular business seB
slon. a quilt was tacked and
chances eiven to the club mem
bcrs. Mrs. B. Chllson drew the
lucky nurdber and received the
nlli.
Sowine and visiting were enjoy
ed during the remainder of the
afternoon. Guests of the club for
the iiav were Mrs. S. Huber. Mrs
.1. A. Thomson, and Mrs. Joseph
Marsters. Club members present
were Mrs. R. HarneBS, Mrs. R
ChllBon. Mrs. E. Marslers, Mrs. L,
W. EngelB, Mr. William r isnor,
Mrs. Fred Ilowen, Mrs. ueorgc
Marsters. Mrs. It. Marsters, Mrs
Elsie McComas, Mrs. Lee Good
nun and Mrs. L. L. Marsters.
Later In the afternoon MrB. Dur
land served a lovely two-course
luncheon at tables attractively ar
ranged with bouquets of spring
flowers.
The next meeting of the club
will be held on March 5th ot the
home of Mrs. L. L. Marsters.
DeMolay and Job's
Daughters Enjoy
Partv Tuesday Nicht
Members of tne ueaioiay n'i
the Daughters or Job enoyeu a ue
llehtml evening of dancing, cards
and golf at the Bobolink minia
ture golf course on Monday eve
ning of this week.
Those enjoying the evening were
Miss Elizabeth Williams. Miss
Sablna Nerbas. Miss Susan Brown,
Miss Anna May Unrath, Miss
Dorothy Frear, Miss June Wlard.
Miss Mae Hulchlngs, Miss Phyllis
Qulne, Miss Barbara Clark, Miss
Virginia French, Miss Lois Anna
Whipple. Miss Betty Shoemaker,
MIbb Audrey Richard. Miss Elea
nor Fles, Mis Marjorle and MIbb
Dorothy Bates of Myrtle Creek.
Miss Madeline AdamB, Miss Ruth
Gllmore and Miss Mary Banning.
DeMolavs present Included Mar
shall Hunt, James Judd Jr., Wil
liam Karllnger. Robert Sinclair,
William Unrath, Kenneth Hagg.
Charles Nohel, Mervin Kingwell,
Del mar Morgan. Brlce and Dale
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COMING EVENTS
Feb. 25. American Legion
Auxiliary Fashion show, Junior
high auditorium.
Feb. 26. Albany College octet,
Presbyterian church.
Mrs. Hlnkle Quite III Mrs. Ed
ward Hlnkle, of this city, is report
ed to be quite ill lit her home on
l'lne street.
The annual spring style show
will be one of the largest aftairs
of Fehrnarv and will be presented
next Wednesday evening by the
American Legion Auxiliary anu
the Roseburg merchants in the
Junior high school.
A "delightful program, special
features and many Interesting
musical numbers have been ar
ranged for the., entertainment of
the audience. Mrs. J. M. Judd Is
general chairman of the style
show and Mrs. George Wharton
has charge of the stage settings.
John McCllntock will be master;
of ceremonies.
Music will be furnished by the
Roseburg conservatories and Ott's
Music store. Fifteen stores of the
city will display their finest spring
merchandise and the Umpqua
Flower shop will be represented
with their many bouquets of love
ly flowers. The prettiest girls of
Roseburg will act as models for
the merchants.
The Roseburg Municipal band
has been asked to take part In the
program and one of the citv'B most
popular ballet dancers will have
a prominent part in the program
Although this is the first time the
Auxiliary has ever presented the
style show in the Junior high school
It Is believed that the largest
crowd to attend the shows will
be present for this annual nffnlr
Wednesday evening. The auditor
ium and balcony is especially adap
ted for taking care of a large
audience comfortably and special
efforts are being made by the com
mittee in charge or tne airair lor
every pleasure to be given those
attending the affair.
Presbyterian Choir
Entertained at Fisher
Home Thursday Evening
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fisher, of
Edenbower, entertained the mem
bers of the First Presbyterian
church choir at their lovely homo
on Thursday evening of this week.
The choir practice was held early
in the evening, after which several
hours of games, stunts and con
tests were enoyed.
Those enoying the pleasant eve
ning were Mr. and Mrs. Willis
Davison of Oklahoma City, house
miests at the Fisher home, and
Rev. and Mrs. Alexander Muirden.
Mr. and Mrs. Barton Helliwell, Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Helliwell, Mr,
and Mrs. Homer Grow, Mr. and
Mrs. W. M. Campbell, Mr. and Mrs
George Conkey, Mr. and Mrs. C
D. Flas. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Pink
erton, Mr. nnd Mrs. O. C. Houser,
Mr. nnd Mrs. V. V. Harpham. Mr.
and Mrs. W. W. Ashcrnft, Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Austin, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Boyle. Mrs. W. L. Scott,
Mrs. Lilla Vowell and daughter
Miss Oenlevleve, Mrs. Willis
Myers, Mrs. George Campbell. Miss
Lucy Pinkerton, Miss Dolmn
Grobe, Miss Mary Prlntz, Miss
Kntherlne and Miss Annabiile
Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. Tnyne, C.
Arundell and the hoBteas nnd hos
tess, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Flshor.
Delicious refreshments were ser
ved later In the evening by Mis.
Fisher.
Mrs. Ralph Quine Is
Hostess to Bridge Club
on Friday Evening
III at Home H. L. Schofleld,
local automobile salesman, is re
ported to be ill at his home this
week.
Visit Roseburg Friends Mrs.
D. L. Slarburk and Mrs.- G. W.
Moore, of Myrtle Creek, spent Fri
day afternoon in this city visiting
friends.
Spending Few Days In Portland
Mrs. C. C. Archibald and' son.
Gene, of this city, are spending a
few days in Portland visiting with
friends.
Visits Wife in Hospital W. C.
Roberts, of Looklngglnss, spent
yesterday in this city visiting his
wile, who Is a patient of Roseburg
General hospital.
Admitted to Hospital Samuel
Ball, prominent Riddle rancher,
was admitted to Roseburg General
hospital yesterday afternoon for
medical treatment.
Spending Week-End Here Mr.
and Mrs. J. E. Taylor of C.reaham
came Friday lor a week-end visit
at the homo their son, Mllo E. Tay
lor and family.
Leave for Seattle R. E. Jones,
local oil company manager, and
E. H. Waldo, local oil foreman,
left Friday for Seattle where they
will attend a conference of their
company.
Visiting Sister Here Mrs. Ray
Freeman, of Portland, is spending
two weeks in this city as the house
guest of her brolher-lii-law nnd
sister. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. I loch
radel.
Mrs. Peyton Goes to Portland
Mrs. Edward Peyton, of this city
has gone to Portland to spend a
few days visiting relatives and
friends.
Returns to Roseburg to Live
Lester Wimbeiiy, of Drain, has re
turned to Roseburg, where he re
cently accepted u position in a de
partment store.
Improving Following Stroke
Mrs. W. Stokes, of Fowler street,
is reported to be considerably im
proved at this time, following a
stroke on lust Monday,
Here For Week-End Lester Rus
sell. Btudent at Albany college, Is
spending the week-end In this city
as tho house guest of Ills pureutB,
.Mr. Mild Mrs. liulph Russell.
Accompanies Nephew to Port
land Miss Ethel Webb, ot this
city, accoippanted by her nephew.
Howard kiomn, left yesterday for
Portland here... the former will
spend the week-end with relatives
and friends.' ; I
Visiting fin Klamath Falls Mrs.
H. L. Evans, of this city, left Fri
day for Klamath Falls where she
will spend -several days visiting
her son, Roy; lind tamily. Mr. and
Mrs. Roy "Buldy" Evans are the
parents of a son born a few weeks
ago.
N. Wood, of Days creek, spent, ,
Friday afternoon In Roseburg at- 1
tending to business affairs. . ,
Mrs. George Bonebrake, of South' 1
Deer 7 creek, spent yesterday In, ,
Roseburg " visiting relatives -ffljtl J
friends. i
CITY VISITORS
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Leaves For Portland Paul Lent
has returned to his home in Port
laud, after spending Thursday and
Friday as the house guest of his
brother-in-law aud sister, Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Wimberly.
Will Visit Sister Mrs. B. F.
Shields, of this city, left Friday
for Cottage Grove, where she will
spend several days visiting her
sister, Mrs. Lowell Roach, who bus
been 111 lor the past few days.
Very III at Home Mrs. Abble
Bubar Is reported to be seriously
111 at the home of her son and
duughtar-in-luw, Mr. nnd Mrs. D.
B. Bubar, on East Cass street. She
Is also the mother ot P. T. Bubar
ot this city.
Will Spend Wetk-End at Riddle
Peter Crummlt, Dale Hatfield,
Adrian Fisher and Ralph Fuller
ton, all of Roseburg, are leaving
today for the Fullerton ranch at
Kiddle whore thoy expect to spend
the week end.
Leave for Portland Mrs. Adrian
Fisher. Miss Ruth Fullerton and
Miss Dorothy Geddes, of this city,
left yesterday for Portland whoro
they will remain until Tuesday
visiting relatives and frends.
Miss Carr Goes to Portland
Miss Mnrgnrct Carr, Roseburg
public school art teacher, left yes
terday for Portland to spend the
week end visiting friends. -
Spending Week-End In Cottoge
Grove Miss Ellen Matson. local
school teacher, left last evening
for Cottage Grove where she will
spend Hie week-end witli relatives
and friends. ,
Spending Week-End Here I
Raymond Bell, nephew of Miss
Minnie Bell, and Truoman Runyan,
son ot Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Runyan,
are spending the week-end in this
city. They are both students at
University ot Oregon at Eugene.
M. L. Klmmell, of Glide, spent
yesterday in Roseburg attending to
business matters.
Mrs. J. H. Kurtz, ot Glide, visited
friends and shopped In Roseburg
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. S, A. Sanford, of Eden
bower, shopped and visited 'friends
iii-'.i.-id t-.'i eaiutuay.. i-
Charles iiirst, of Uiiipqua, was a
busliiess visitor in this city yes
terday afternoon.
Earl Vosburgh, of Idleyld, was a
business visitor lu this city yes
terday aftemoon.
Gus Rustad, of Glengary, attend
ed to business matters in this city
yesterday afternoon.
Bliss Singleton, of Leonn, spent
yesterday lu Roseburg visiting his
(uther, T. E. Singleton.
Roy Stroller, of Glide, was a
business visitor here for several
hours yesterday afternoon,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hatfield, of
South Deer creek, were here yes
terday visiting friends and shop
ping. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Pinkerton, of
South Deer creek, were here yes
terday visiting friends and attend
ing to business affairs.
Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Brown, of
Dlxonville, were In town yesterday
afternoon visiting friends and at
tending to business affairs.
Mr. and Mrs. William Hopkins,
of the Circle H ranch on the North
Umpqua, are spending a few days
in this city visiting friends and at
tending to business affairs.
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Mrs. Ralph Qulne was a charm
ing hostess of Friday evening,
when she entertained the mem
bers of her bridge club at her love
ly home on East auglas street.
Forsythla and Japanese quince
were attractively arranged to lend
color to tho rooms. Bridge was
played, with Mrs. Ivan Pickens
winning high score for the eve
ning. Those enoying the evening in
cluded Mrs. C. K. Allen, Mrs. ('.
B. Wade. Mrs. Ivan Pickens. Mis.
M. C. Whittemoro, Mrs. R. I
Coen. Mrs. Kenneth QlunC, Mrs.
Guy Cordon, Mrs. Chester Morgan
and the hostess, Mrs. Ralph (julne.
Mrs. (Juinc served dainty re
freshments Inter In the evening.
D. of V. Hold
Patriotic Meeting
on Friday Evening
The Florence Nightingale Tent
No. 15, Daughters of Union Vet
erans of the Civil War met on Fri
day evening lor their regular busi
ness meeting. A program had been
planned to observe the birthdays of
the three presidents, McKlnley,
Lincoln and Washington. Appro
priate readings were given by Mrs.
Wilcox, Mrs. May Sebring, Mis.
Anna Peterson and Mrs. Luellu
Morria.
Refreshments were Bervcd later
In the evening at a table made
lovely wtlh flags and patriotic
fuvors.
Golden Hour Club
Enjoys Informal Party
at Church Friday Night
Returns to Medford Joseph
Frodrlckson, of tho Medford fire
department, left last evening for
his homo, after spending a Bhort
tlmo here visiting his parents, Mr,
and Mrs. C. E. Frodrlckson.., .
Will Spend Week-End In Eugene
Dr. and Mrs. L. M. Lelnbacli
are leaving today for Eugenu
where they will spend the week
end as the house guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Diinlup.
Will Visit In Corvallis Miss
Lois Irving, of this city, left today
for Corvallis whore she will spend
tho week-end with friends. She
was accompanied by Miss Bessie
Hedbarn and MIbb Jean Whitney,
who will spend this evening and
Sunday In Eugene with friends.
The Golden Hour club of the
FlrBt Christian church of Rosi liuig
enjoyed a get-to-gether party at the
church on Friday evening of ihis
week. About thirty-five members
were present and a pleasant eve
ning of visiting and playing games
was enjoyed.
Mr. and .Mrs. Lyman Butner were
In charge of lite entertainment
committee and Mrs. Dale (iull'-y
nnd Mrs. L. A. Darby were in
charge of the refreshment commit
tee. The refreshments were served
nt tables made attractive with
Washington's birthday motifs, with
flags and patriotic favors. Spring
flowers also lent charm to the
table arrangement
Catholic Ladies Card
Party Is Successful
Affair of Tuesday
The largest party of tho past
week occurred last Tuesday eve
ning, when the Catholic I.adlcB
Sowing Boclety entertained with a
card party at the parish hall, at
which time eighty people gathered
for an enjoyable evening.
Pussywillows and narcissi form
ed beuutlliil bouquets, which lent
a cheerful ntmosphere to the large
room. Ilridge and five-hundred
tables were in play with btidgo
prizes being won by Mrs. II. C.
Stearns nnd Mrs. L. Heckmun, for
the Indies, and C. W. Wharton nnd
Chester Morgan for tho men. The
five-hundred prizes were won by
Mrs. Isaac Flannery. of Oakland,
nnd Miss Eleanor I.tingenberg lor
the indies and by F. iJingenberg
and L. J. Barnes for the men. The
table prizes were won by Mrs.
Richards, or tile Valley hotel, mid
Mrs. Edward Peyton.
The committee In charge of the
affair were Mrs. W. J. (lonler,
chairman, Mrs. It. E. Jones. Mrs. F.
Lnngeiiberg and Mrs. Lucy Jen
nings. Mrs. T. II. Ness was in
charge of the twenty curd tables.
Music for the evening was fur
nished by Miss .Marie and Louis
Lnngenberg.
The party was one of Hie largest
and most successful of a series of
parties being sponsored by the
Catholic Ladies Sewing society
this winter. This affair closed Un
social calendar until nfter I.cnt,
when the parlies will be continued.
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Mrs. T. G. Criteser
Celebrates 80th Birthday
Anniversary on Thursday
Mrs. T. (j. Criteser celebrated
her sut h birthday anniversary on
Thursday of this week. Thursday
evening, Mrs. I'n'd t riteser enter
tained w lih a delight ml family din
ner In honor of Hie occasion, aftei
which the guests returned to the
home of Hie honor guest on Ra.it
avenue, w here u number of friends
of Mrs. Criteser had gathered to
surprise her.
Mrsi C. W. Wharton presented a
heautllul birthday cak, Burround
ed Willi a wiealh of spring flowers
In pastel shades, lo Mrs. Criteser,
and a delightful social evening was
enjoyed.
Those wishing Mrs. Criteser
many lumpy returns of the day
were Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Sawyers,
Mr. and Mrs. .1 .('. Cobb. Mr. and
Mrs. Frances Criteser. Mis. Fred
Criteser. Mrs. .1 F. Murker. Mrs
(',. Bio.idwKy. Mrs. C. W. Wharton.
Mrs S. L. Kidder, Miss Theltnn
and Hoy Criteser. Miss Helen and
Miss lllldred Cobb. Mr and Mrs. D.
V. Hast and daughters. Miss Nellie.
Miss Nadlne and Miss Betty, .Wlss
Gertrude Hast and Robert and
Jack Kidder.
Mr. Crouoh Still Very III The
condition- of S. B. Crouch, of tills
city. Is unimproved and his sister,
Mib. Sarah C. Archambeau,' of
Portland, has been called to Rose
burg to assist Mrs. Crouch In cur
lug for him. Mr. Crouch, ill for the
past two years, has gradually be
come much worse.
Leave for Portland .Hi T. Han
sen, local automobile dealer, uhd
Glenn Taylor, salesman, left yes
terdny for Portland where thoy
wilt attend to business for a fow
days. Mr. Taylor will vlBlt rela
tives and friends before returning
hero and Mr. Hansen will drive
back a new cur for his agency.
Will Work Hers This Summer
W. 1). McMUHn, of Salem, wnB in
Roseburg yesterday ' conferring
with V. V. Hnrpliam. He will re
turn to Roseburg during the sum
mer months to work tor the ump
qua forest service. He has been
with the service for tile past sev
eral years.
Arrive From Portland "Ml
M. F. Rice returned to lier homo
on South Jackson street todny af
ter spending the past week in Port
land with friends. She was aocom
panted hero by Miss Louise An
derson and Miss Helen Parson, of
Portland, who will be the week-end
guests of Miss Eva Rice, daughter
of Altorney nnd Mrs. M. F. Rico.
Able to Leave Hospital Little
Millie Allen has returned to his
home in this city, after spending
tho past two months at Roseburg
Generul hospllal, where ho receiv
ed medical uid for a fractured leg
and severe burns. The boy is the
son of Dr. nnd Mrs. C. K. Allen
nnd was hurt in an automobile, ac
cident New Year's day. He will be
unable to walk for several months.
Invited to Talk Over K0W
Mrs. Carl Wltnlinrly, of thlB city,
has been requested to give a talk
on "Community Service of the
American Legion Auxiliary," over
K(!W lu Portland In March, but
Is tillable to grnnt the requoBt,
due to her holding the highest of
fice In the Eastern Star in Roso
burg, which meets the Bame night
of I lie radio program. Mrs. Wim-
berley lias been prominent In the
Auxiliary work for the past sev
eral years.
Visit Relatives Mr. and Mrs. N
10. Lundreth nnd son, Merle, ot
Turloek, California, and the for
mer's cousin, Lenoir Gage, of Coos
county, arrived here this weok to
spend a few days visiting at the
home of Mrs. Carrie Kruse and nt
the home of Clarence Mabley. Mr.
Hago expeetB to return to his coast
homo the first of the week. He has
been visiting at the Landreth home
In California. Mr. and Mrs. Land
reth brought some fine shrubbery
from California and presented It to
Mrs. KriiBe.
Called Here By Father's Death
Miss Corn, Miss Olive and Miss
Frances Mnthla, all of Hollywood,
are spending several days here,
after being called to Roseburg by
the de ath of their father, the late
It. E. Mathls. of Dixonvlllc. Miss
Cora Is a superintendent nurse of
Willi Her, California, hospital; Miss
Olive is a school teacher and Miss
Frances Is a librarian In Holly
wood. They expect to remain here
for a few days' visit with relatives
before returning to tbeir work.
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