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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG NEWSREVIEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON. SATURDAY. JANUARY II. 1936. 5CDCDEW Social Calendar Monday, January 13 Auxiliary liouei tttnu, No. 13, will liulU rt'Kiilur mteiiiiK ul ?:.u al 1. U. U. F. bull, iiiHtuiiuliuii of oiii ecru aud suciul hour. H. 1. W. C. in?ctliiB t eiRht o'clock ut Wouiuiih t iul). Lucille Lenox aud MuI'kui'uL Liht, joiul chairmen. KiuIjIwii uuk'uiii. NihhiU. Cuini'Mro liundi( rati nieetiny from lour Ut five o duck ul Won mil a C'liiiiiooiiiH. Alfinbei i icqucstMU in bruin bcwIiik. Tuesday, January 14 Choral ciui) will pnniitu at 10 u. m. ut studio of Uiu tiircirtur, 1 Mm. C. S. Heiiilint.. i Itudoum ciul, imimliU'is ot the: Nile, ti:3U o clock iiu-lioKti'fH nun pcr ut home ot Ann. Hoy hntlur in Luurulwood. Ht. (.coiku'h KplHcopitl guild meeting at eiHlit o'clock in the evening ul nun ah hull with lliu of Injurs uctmg at IiomU'uhhh. iniuoi'LHtu t'AuaiiAc nunid meet ing of Junior Woiuun'H club ul 7:iU o'clock at home of I ho prem dent, iMIhh Kluunor Jloyd, in Kolil liuKen upurtiiientH. jnutiict No. 11 of the Oregon Slate Uruduute jNuiucm uttt4uciutiuu will meet it) the evuinim ut eight o clock in the health oiticu ut tue com tnoutio. Kehekulm to install VJ'.Ui olTiccra ul 7:30 o'clock hi evening at L O. U. F. hall. ItefresliuientH will he served by coutmillee. Wednesday, January 15 South Knd Hucial club ufternuoii meeting ut homo of .Mrs, K. It. Willlaiim. Cutholic Ladies Hewing Hoclety butiliietiH meeting ut two o'clock in uttenioon ut puiirfh hull. Thursday, January 16 Ludy (JoIilth weekly bridge play ut lb h. in. ut KoBchurg Country club, i'otluck luncheon ut noon. rreuhyteriuii ludlen aid 1:30 o'clock deHHcrt-lunclieuii m church purioiH for me in be rn und friends. Mm. Clair, K. Allen, cimiruiun. UUMineHH meeting to follow. KuHlcrn Star to meet at eight o'clock in evening at Aluboniu temple. Friday, January 17 Republican Women h I'm-A mor tal chapter will meet from two to three o'clock ut Helnlluu conserva tory. W. C, T. U. cooked food hiiIo und I'Uiumugu sale on CiirfH alruul, Saturday, January 18 Second day of W. (J. T. U. rum luugo und cooked food mile on Chub Btreot. jNlwsakl Cunipiiio fond hhIo. January 20 Catholic Indies public curd Iurty tit eight o'clock ut puiltth hull. I'lizeu for contiucl bridge und five nundred. HefreMlimeulH. Aim. T. II. fsesH, chuirmuu. 1'ubllc cordially invited. January 22 Republican lunclieoii ut 12 o'clock ul l'mp(iuu hotel. Fur Ira ervutioim call Airs. J. II. llooth, Mm. 1. U. Itiddlu or .Mm. 1,. A Wells. Laurel lodge, No. Ill, A. F. and A. .M., AlaKoun will hold u Hix-thlriy o clock dinner at the temple. lln ner to be followed by work or ilatcr Allison's degree with piiMl musters pulling on (lie work. Visit ing members linm lodged In the county will oe present. LADY ELKS HAVE PLEASANT EVENING AT TEMPLE THURSDAY Mm. Albert Mlcelli was bohloHH to the Lady KlUs Thumday pwiiiiiK lit the temple, t'oiitiatt biidpe and pinochle wells nijoved by Mm. A K. Kent. Mm. Charles II ml. v. Mm II. C. Ifiirby, Mm. K. It. Meigci Mrs. L. V. AlrUger. Mm. W. V JiurriH, Mrs. Fred i ..iinilliMi, .Mih. J. II. Clark, Mm. l.tllte II. Kinney, Mm. Charles ltoyd und Mm. Wal ler tlood. The eonlrai'l prize was won by Mm, Mlcellt wiih Mm. llnyd win liliiK the pinochle pii.e, Tlie next meeltng will be u de lightful Hoeiiil iillair, January Z, lit which time the two cnlileKl cap tains. Airs. Charles Mealy and Mm. Albert Mieelll, will be Joint hostesses. PRESBYTERIAN AID WILL MEET AT DESSERT LUNCHEON NEXT THURSDAY Members and friends ot the Tic by let lull Ladbvs Aid have been most cordially invited 1o enjo a one-l hilly o'clock dessert lunrhenii at the chuich prlnr nevi Tluim day, January Hi. Mis. t lair K. Al len w ill be g!mj ul chatiuiitii oi Hie dessert-llllicbrnu. Special violin lim.-di' will he plac ed by Alls. U. U. Cbainbei lain, aud the devotional will be in clutKc of Mm. W. 1.. Scon. Mrs. Victor Clark, pre.-iileiit. will conduct the regular business meet ing. All members and their lib mis aro Invited to be present. :; o BADOURA CLUB WILL MEET AT ENTLER HOME NEXT WEDN ESOAY AlMiibeis d the Hadnuia club. Inugh:ers ot the Nile, will met ut u doliuhthil Hix-I bitty oVio k no-lioHteBH Miipper next Tmsda evening. .laiiuaO II. ul Hie 1 o- of Mm. Hoy Kutter in l.uurclwood. AUXILIARY ROBERTSON WILL MEET NEXT MONDAY EVENING Auxiliary Robertson No. i:i will bold Hfl reyulur meellng MntHlay ovenftiR, .lunuary 1.1. nt (teven thii ly o'clock, ill the I. O. (. F. ball. In titiilbCioii id oiliceis w.ll be follow ed by a ileltglitftil sudul hour, By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER MRS. L. L. MILLER NEW PRESIDENT OF CATHOLIC SOCIETY New ofticera were elected for (lie Catholic Indies Sewiuic society ut the meeting held Wednesday af ternoon ut the parish hall. Mm. L. L. Miller was elected president; Mm. W. Feist, first vice-president; .Mrs. Shirey, second vice president, and Mrs. T. 11. Ness secretary ireutiiiier. The year's work was outlined . i u ., rUii uv ihu u. . j-it.iv uriii be u charming public card party I to be held ut eight o clock the i evening of January 20, ut the pur-. ish bull. Mm. T. 11. Ness Is chair- n,:in nf the li;itlv l'ri7lH will lie i.uniHe'l inr ffiniriiet. br due and : flve-hundred. Refresbinents will be ! served. A Moi-iiil hour followed the htia - ness meeting, after which the bos-! Webb. Other officem iiistalled in lens, Aim. li. R. Muddox, served elude: senior vlce-preBident. Mrs lovely refreshments. I The society will hold ilH next ; meeting Wednesday, .January la, al two o'clock in the afternoon ot at two o'clock In the afternoon ut urged to be present. i -? -ir MRS. ULLRICH HOSTESS AT LUNCHEON FOR INTER-SE CLUB WEDNESDAY , Airs. Karl IMlrich very gracious- ty entertained the Inter-Se Sludy ) lub ut a lovely one o clock lunch-; eon ut her home on Commercial j avenue Wednesday. Ited curliu ! tions graced the center Of the lui)lu. .Mrs. Donald Ferguson, who i moved huh weeK to i.mpquu, was guest of honor and tue members (ieorge Stanner auxiliary Fast complimented her by presenting a Presidents club met witli Aim. lln bandkerchief shower to her. bert Wright. Alouday afternoon. Covers were placed for Mrs. ' Feiguson, Airs. ti. It. Brand, Aim. , Victor Clark, Airs. K. S. Mull, Mrs. Fttiil Wurren. Mrs. Charles Doer-1 ner, Airs. Clyde Heard, Airs. W. Al. Campbell, Mrs. u. D. Cannon. Airs. V. V. JIarpham und Airs. Cllrich. Mm. C. D. Cannon gave u very interesting review of "We Suge table centered by a decorated light brush Folk," by Greenwood. At ed birthday cake ami attractive four o'clock the members surpris- favors und placecards. Covers were ed Airs. Ullrich by presenting a - placed for Airs. S. W. Stunner, lovely birthday cake to her, the occasion, being her blrthduy unui-JAlrs. veisury. The next meeting will be held January 22 ut the home of Airs. Beard. A one-thirty o'clock dessert- luncheon will be served. ? O O BRIDGE CLUB IS ) ENTERTAINED AT ' ! o'clock ALLEN HOME MONDAY At a lovely onethlity dessert-luncheon Mrs. Child K. Allen graciously f niter t allied her club ut her homo on Watson street The party will be held at eight Monday. Covers were placed at at- i o'clock In the evening at St. Jtis tractlvely appointed tables Tor Airs, ejdi's parish hall with Aim. T. H. P. M. Lee, a guest, und Mrs. II. C, ; Ness acting as general ehuirman. Church, Airs. Fdwiu Booth, Airs, j IIIkI) score priz.es will be a ward -V.. (i. Kohlimgen, Mm. .Maurice J.ied lor contract bridge and five Newhuid. .Mis. Frederick F. Mar-! hundred. RefreshmentH will be ser tting. Mis. R. 1). Coen, Mrs. Boy ! ved at tlie close of the card play. Catclilng. Mis. John Robinson, ; Tin1 general public has been most Airs. Walter Fisher, Airs. L. K. Ale- cordially Invited to enjoy this de Cliulock and tlie hostess, Aim. Al-Jigbilul parly, len. ' to if Contract bridge wus enjoyed j MASONS WILL HOLD during the alleiuoou with Airs. DINNER AT TEMPLE Church winning the prize. EVENING OF JANUARY 22ND O 1 Laurel Lodge No. CI. A. F. anil SOUTH END SOCIAL CLUB WILL MEET ON NEX TWEDNESDAY The South Knd Social club will meet next Wednesday afternoon, January 15, ut the home of .Mrs. K. R. llliams. All members are most cordially im bed to be pies- ent. Evangelist Now ; J3. 11 j- fe I June Ln, ' ' i A' " 1 Former cvanK'lit and a.nciatc of the lite Hilly Sunday, Fred T. Walker, shon abo makinK y June Lunir, U new ccmeticlan for Uollywocd studio.. POTLUCK SUPPER AND INSTALLATION IS HELD ON THURSDAY Following a very delightful nix thirty o'clock pot luck supper ut the armory Thursday evening the Ucorge Stunner auxiliury. No. IS, and the post to the Coiled Spanish Wur Ve tenuis held Hit annual joint installation of officers. 'I ue camp officers were installed first with .lumen Hyde as Installing ifficer und W. C. I'rinta, muster ot '!remonies. I 'mil Itempsey was in ;" urt commander; W O. '"K4'r l;nU,r vi. e-communder; 1 aouihs. junior vice-coin- ' " riaiia i.ompion, coup I''"'1'' -wurgari'i KOOKem actea us m- HtulllnK officer for tin; auxiliury. .mis, iiesie ennger was insiuiied president to succeeii i,eona 1'uiil Dempsey; junior vlce-presi- dent, Kininu Taylor; cbuplatn. .Mint Compton ; patriotic inuti uctor, Ar gie Uewitt; hi.Uoriun, Leouu Webb; cnnduclrcHs, Miss June Cumuli, assistant, Miss Leouu llJuckle; guard. Airs. Virginia Camp- bell; usHishmt. Mm. Kva KiiiHu; appoimivo officers include: secre- uuy, Mrs. Slultery: treasurer, .Mm. ,ddie Adams: musliian. Mrs. (;ra,.,. mier, and reportor, Mrs. jiiM-riet I'riniz. PAST PRESIDENTS CLUB HAS ENJOYABLE MFETINR MONDAY AFTERNOON Following the business session, sewing and visiting .were enjoyed. Aim. James F. Uyrd was a guest of honor for the day, us the occa- sion marked her birthday anniver- sary. At the tea hour Aim. Wright served lovely refreshments ut a president, Aim. James F. Byrd. R. W. Rodders, Airs. Percy Webb. Sr.. Mm. W. C. 1'rintz und Airs. Wright. The next meeting will be ut the home of Mrs. Ityrd, January 2U. '? PUBLIC INVITED TO BENEFIT CARD PARTY TO BE JANUARY 20TH Monday night, January 2D, Is the date announced by the Catholic : Ladles Sewing society ns Its first public card party of Iho season A. Al. .Masons, w ill hold a six-iliirly I o'clock dinner ul the temple the I evening of January -2. at w liich lime a large number of lodges in , the county will be represented. I Tlie past musters will put on the 1 .Master Masons' degree work. All p members are invited to enjoy the 'evening at tlie temple. Makes Up Stars PRESBYTERIAN MISSIONARY SOCIETY HAS ALL-DAY MEETING ON THUR80AY A very enjovahle all day meet- liiK of the Presbyterian Missionary society was held Tnumday at the home of Airs. ICarl Ullrich on Com mercial avenue. A noon no-hostosv luncheon wa served to Mrs, Hom er Grow, .Mrs. C. K. Roberts. Aim. W. C. Faucette. Airs. JL W. Rod gem, A! i s. Fred Fisher, Al i s. 1 ra Rankin. Mrs. W. U Hcott. Mm. W. M. Chalmers. Mrs. Victor Clark. Mrs. K. A. Collier, Airs. W. Al. Campbell, Mrs. I,. L. Bwiie. Mrs. K. R. Aletzger, Airs. Lizzie Connelly, .virs. ware, .mih. u. h. (inusted. Airs. Kmma Bristol and Mrs. Cll rich. The mission study book, "Jews und the world ferment," was re viewed by Mrs. C. K. Roberts, .Mrs. Ira Rankin, Airs. E. R. Aletzger, Airs. Victor Clark and Mrs. Lizzie Connelly. The next mer-ting will be held at two-thirty o'clock the afternoon of February 13 ut the home of Airs. W. M. Campbell on North Jackson street. The annual elec tion of officers will be held. SURPRISE HOUSE WARMING GIVEN THOMPSON FAMILY . AT THEIR NEW HOME A delightful surprise house warm ing party was given for Mr. and Aim. I. U. Thompson and family at their lovely new home in Coos Junction, Sunday. A noon no-host luncheon was en- Joyed by Air. and Airs. I. B. Nich ols, .Miss Lily Davlin, Sherman Mc- bee, Air. and Mrs. J. Harold Nlch ols and daughter, Aliss Beverly, and sou, Richard, Mr. and Airs. O. T. Henry, Air. and Airs. Homer Vogt and Bud AlcFarland, Airs. Fred Hoffmeister and daughter, Aliss Velda, Air. und Airs. Fred Agee und daughter, Aliss Betty, a i hi sons, naroid and Ronald. Air and Aim. James Miller, Aliss Sadie buxton, Charles Buxton and their mother, Mrs. Buxton. Air. and Aim. Oeorgo Peppier and Air. and Airs. I. B. Thompson and daughters. Aliss Lillian and Aliss Alable. und son, Irving. The ufternoon was pleasantly spent In games and visiting. The' group presented a lovely gift to ' Air. and Airs. Thompson for their new home. SUNFLOWER CLUB HAS PLEASANT MEETING AT PINK ERTON HOME The Sunflower club was delight fully entertained at the home of Airs. John Pinkerton. Wednesday. A lovely pott tick luncheon was served to Airs. Nichols, .Mrs. Por ter, Airs. Cornish. Airs. Dulev Kruse, Airs. K. Kruse, .Mrs. Thom as, Mrs. French. Miss Stella French and the hostess. Airs. John Pinkerton. members, and Airs. J. t. Pinkerton. Airs. Voirt and Miss Xndine Pinkerton. guests. I be day was pleasantly snent tying comforts, quilting and visit ing, songs were sung by Aim. Fiench and daughter, Aliss Stella. .Mrs. Daley Kruse won first prize for the guessing game with the consolation .prize going to Miss French. The next meeting will be Febr uary & iu the hoqie, or Airs. George Marsh". " - MRS. PAUL HELWEG IS HOSTESS TO BRIDGE CLUB ON SATURDAY Airs. Paul Heiwog very gracious ly eulertuined her bridge club ut a delightful one-thirty oVlock salad Uineheoii ut her home in Laurel wond Saturday. Firetborn und tall red tapers graced the serving Cable, where covers were arranged for Airs. Jubn A. Koberts. of St. James, Alinn., (house guest of the Melwegs). and Airs. L. Kobertson, of Sutberltn. guests, and Airs. Har lie V. Hooth, Airs. Frederick K. Hurtling. Aim. Chester Alorgun, Airs. .Maurice J. Newlnnd, Aim. K. (;. Kohlhagen. Airs. ft. I). Coeu and the hostess, Airs. Helweg. Contract bridge was the diver sion nf tlie afternoon hours with Mrs. Itnherts winning the guest prize and Mm. Coen the club prize tor high scores. MRS. ROBERT C. BUCK ENTERTAINS DELPHIAN CLUB ON WEDNESDAY Mrs. ltobert C. liuck was a most gracious hostess Wednesday alter noun when she entertained the Iel nhiuu club at her home on Fast Oak street. Aim. Homer lirnw, lead er, had charge of the regular study lor the ufternoon. At the tea hour Airs. Uncle serv ed rofroHhineniH to Mrs. (irovv. Aim. Cl.de Adair, Aim. (i. V. Winibeilv, Mm. Uuy Fuller. .Mrs. It. I). Alaclay, Airs. William Hell. Airs. .1. K. Kunan und Airs. Fosn-r llut uer. The next meeting will be held January 22 at tlie home of Aim. Homer tJrow on .Mill street. B. P. W. C. WILL HOLD EMBLEM PROGRAM NEXT MONDAY NIGHT .Members of the Business und Professional Women's dub have been invited in enjoy the annual emblem niobium to be held at ibe Woman's tin brooms ncxi Alotnia v evfinni:. January I;:, ut eight oYlnek. Miss Lucille Lenox and Aliss All merubeis aro cordially inviied li be present. New members since lu.-'C July ;ue being especially m vitcd to be present. REPUBLICAN WOMEN WILL HOLO SPECIAL MEETING NEXT FRIDAY A special meclini; of ibe la county unit of Pro America chupter will meet from iwo to three o'clock next Friday after noon. Januaiy 17. at the studio of Airs. C. S. lleinltne. Final arraiuie nienis v ill be made tor the public luncheon to be held Januaiy 22 at the 1'inpqita hotel. s EPISCOPAL GUILD WILL MEET NEXT TUESDAY EVENING All members and friends ot St. Ccorge's Fpisuipal guild bae been Invited to enjoy the next meet i hk announced lor Tuesday liiuhi. Januaiy II, to be held at em In o'cliH-k at the parish hall. Tlie u'tUem will act a& hostebces lor the oi iul hour. Accessories Important to Stylish Wardrobe h a- r iff . m r 'V af j The winter season has brought with it many smart and effective accessories, most of them practical as well as decorative. Anita Louise acquired an ef fective article for her dressing tabic when a holiday gift of chocolates came in a stunning box covered with pale green satin and decorated with tiny leaves of eold kid. Ornaments for the hair, such GARDEN VALLEY WOMEN'S CLUB WILL SPONSOR PROGRAM FEBRUARY 14 The Garden Valley Women's club held its first meeting of the new calendar year Thursday after noon at the clubhouse with Mrs. J. L. Potvin as a most gracious hostess. During the husineBS session com mittees were appointed to arrange a program of entertainment to be given at the clubhouse Friday evening, February 14, at eight o'clock, which the general pub lic has been most cordially invited to enjoy. A very pleasant social hour was followed by serving dainty refresh ments by the hostess, Airs. Potvin, to Mrs. M. K. Crabam. Airs. (Men don Davenport and Airs. Charlotte and AH S3 Alary Knapp, guests, and the following club members: Airs. G. C. Ualley, Airs. It. A. Calhoun, Mrs. W. 10. Dtnginan, Airs. Peter Ulrka, Airs. J. Kppeiiy, Airs. C. W. Hughes, Mrs. It. S. Hutton, Mrs. W. D. Love, Aim. Karl AlcCoy, Mm. A. Nlduy, Aim. F. G. Parrott, Mm. Hugh Kitchie, Jr., Airs. Peterl Sincluir, Airs. C. L. Spray, Aim." A.1 M. Schneider, Mrs. 'I. L. WinnifprU and Airs. Gilbert Wood. 1 1 The next meeting will be held at the clubhouse January 23 with Mrs. C. L. Spray as hostess. M. E. LADIES AID LUNCHEON IS ENJOYABLE AFFAIR OF THURSDAY 'The January 1 o'clock luncheon of tlie Aletbodist Episcopal Ladies Aid was a very enjoyable affair In the church parlors Thursday wilh Airs. p. T. liubar, ehuirman. Airs. F. K. Applewhite, Airs. A. K. .Morgan. Airs. C. AL Page, Airs. Alilo Taylor. Aim. J. P.. Dailey aud Aliss Alice Postic'K acting as hos tesses. The three long serving tables were beautifully decorated with silvered sprays of holly und tall pink lighted tapers in silver hold ers. Covers were arranged for seventy-five. The business meeting was con ducted by (lie president. Mm. J. D. Osborn, with Itev. Chailes A. Kd wards presenting a very interest ing devotional service. .Mrs. - Al. Nicholas expressed on beball of the members, their appreciation to tlie president, Airs. Osborn. A lovely gavel, made from locust wood by Dr. H. J. Lockwood, was presented to Airs. Osborn by Airs. F. II. Churchill. The secretary's. treasurer's reports and the corres pondence were read by Airs. Karl Wiley, secretary. The next luncheon meeting will be held February F! with .Mrs. A. J. tleddes us general chairman. CHRISTMAS CLUB IS ENTERTAINED AT PICKENS .HOME MONDAY EVENING Airs. Ivan Pickens wus a most gracious hostess .Monday even In t. when she entertained the members of the Christmas club at a lovelv 7 o'clock dinner at her home in the Kohlhagen apartments. Itouquets of heather were ued about the room. An attractive poinsettia plant aud tall red lighted tapers gniccd (be ftorving table, w here covers were arranged for Airs. 11. C. Church. Alts. L. K. AlcClintock, Airs. O. M. Mrs. It. 1 1. Hridges, Mrs. Cuy Cordon, .Mrs. C. It. Wade. Aim. ( lair K. Allen. Airs. J. It. Wharton. .Mm. I), li. Mubnr. Mrs. II. O. Par MM or. .Mrs. Kenneth Quine and the hostess. Airs. Pickens. Sewing and knit i in it wen on joyed during the evening hours. MRS. J. E. RUNYAN ENTERTAINS CLUB AT LOVELY LUNCHEON Airs. J. K. Uuuyan graciously on t"ituined her ( tub at a lovely one o'dork luncheon at her home on South Jackson street Saturday. An attractive red pepper plant graced Hie table, where covers were ar ranged for Mrs. Al. F. Ulce. Mrs. (i. C. Finley. .Mrs. G. V. Wlmbeiiy. Mrs. Hoy F.ntlei Airs. P. T. ltubar. Airs. 1 C. Puck. Mrs. I'. 11. Mor gan. Mis. W. F. Harris and Aim. William llell. Contract bridge was the diver sion of the pleasant afternoon hours with Mm. Wimberty winning the htli scoie prize and the con volution prize going to Airs. Bell. BELLV1EW CLUB HAS ENJOYABLE HOLIDAY PARTY AT VAN VOORSTS The Tlellview club held its an nual holiday party Friday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Van Voorst. Poinsettia plants and tall red tapers were used on the table, A delighttul program was pre- sented by the children of the Smick school and the Roseluud children presented musical num- hers and readings were given by Donna Morberg and Beverly Jean Collison. A mock wedding cere-1 mony was given in honor of tlie uixteenth wedding anniversary af Air. and Airs. Van oorst. A giu;Maddox, Airs. Chas. Al. O'AIalley. was presented by the club to Air. i Airs. Wesley Krundhorst, Aliss and Mrs. Van Voorst. Helen Casey, Miss Ann Sinnoit, Pollyauna gifts were exchanged Aliss Coletta Langenberg. Aliss and a grab bag was enjoyed. A; Inez Crosta, Aliss Alarie Iangen lovely potluck supper was served, berg und the hostess, Airs. I. H. after which visiting was enjoyed. ' Doucette. Those attending the party includ- :". :"; ed Mrs. Zimmerman Leona and; WOMEN'S COUNCIL Alona Kelly, Alma and Ross Love- WAC1 imtcrfctinp lace, Mr. and Airs. Cacbelin, Jim, i p ptimp twi i v Aletha. Richard and Dickolon Den-,MEET,NG THURSDAY ham, Cora, Harry and Beverly Jean ; Trie Junior Women's Council of uoinson, Airs. jeuKe, .Mrs. raruer, ihp Kh.st christian church held an Lewln Parker, Bessie Pearce, .'interesting meeting Thursday nfter Adolph Pavlovic, Ethel, Carl, HH-: noon at the home of Mrs. Silurtlne dogurd, Virginia, Audrey and Gor- Maler. Mm. Royd Bruton v;U elect don Roselund, Dorothy . Wbittaker, j ed president and Aim. Fvcrett Dorothy Riddell, Flsie Kelly, Mar-jvimer was elected secretarv. Ion, Laurence und Doris Aloore, visltins and sewlmi wore' enlnv Mr. and Mrs. Watson. Belh, Fred. , ed and later reireshmeiiM were Dee and Fred, Jr., Boyer. Marylj,,.rVod bv Mm. Alaier to Mrs. R. Dietsfch. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbreath, : Al. Church. Airs. Delune Strader. j. j. ana Laura ivesu;r. ,ir. ana Airs. S. W. Van Voorst and daugh ters, Ethel and Kvelyu, Air. and Mrs. Keliy and Air. and Airs. Don ald .Morberg and daughter, Donna, aud son, Douglas. CATHOLIC SEWING SOCIETY WILL MEET NEXT WEDNESDAY The Catholic Ladies Sewing so- cie:y win meei next v eunesouy auernoon, January iu, at two o clock at the parish ball. All members are especially urged to be present. Airs. L. L. Aliller, presi- dent, will have charge of the meet- lug . Perfect Deb and Perfect Model V! - l! K rH - - - . i p " a K v - -i " " - -j i m ( X J!a ? Mrrff HTfTlT - t VT;in. h73H Perfection met perfection when Manioc Holt, 21, selected by Ameri can artists as the model wilh the most beautiful figure, was intro 'ductd to her fellow New Yorker, Virginia Hvde. right, lS-yearoM jociety girl, chosen the ."most perfect debutante". as the rhinestone clusters with emerald centers worn by Patricia Ellis, do wonders in setting off a handsome gown. Margaret Lindsay is the possessor, of a vanity, both decorative and practical, one which has a compartment for cigarets, container for change, and places where one may carry a comb, handkerchiefs and cosmetics ' MRS. DOUCETTE IS HOSTESS TO A TO Z CLUB MONDAY EVENING Airs. I. H. Doucette was hostess to the A to Z tiub on .Monday eve- t ning at her home on Fast Lane 'street. Bouquets of carnations und fern decorated the lovely living room. Three tables of contract bridge were in progress during the evening, the prize for high score beinu won by Airs. G. H. lloxie. At ; a late hour dainty refreshments were served to the lollowing: Alias Doris Jackson and Airs. Kdinund L. Dolan, guests; Airs. G. H. Iloxie, .Mrs. Jess Hamiiton, Airs. B. R. i Mrs. Dona d Foltz. Airs. L. A. Miles. Airs. Royd Bruton, Mrs. D. W. Radubaugh und Mrs. Everett Wimer. N. OF W. MEET MONDAY EVENING AT I. O. O. F. HALL Monday eveni:m Ibe now officers of Lilac Circle Xo. W. Neighbors of ooJcrurt. held u practice meeting at the I. O. (). F. hall One candidate was voted on. A lurne number were present. Installation of the new officer will be held at the next meeting announced for January 2d. W. C. T. U. HAS MEETING ON t WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON Tho KoEe'jurg W. C. T. U. met , in the Precb) ici iau clmrch parlors Wednesday afteruuon ut two-thirty o'clock with Mm. C. A. Chamber lin, prtsldenl, in chaise. Mis. Ira Kaiinin lied chaise of the devotional a:ul iulroduced us the guetit speaker Itev. Mr. Glea ton, pasior of the .M. E. churtli Suuih. Itev. Cleaion'8 uiesjase wan very iiii!iir:iif:. His text was found In Matt. 13:24-30. Tile rummage bale was discussed and it wa.- decided to sponsor it January 17 and IS in the vacant b'llklim: oo Cass street. There will be a cooked food tale in connec tion with the tuinniae sale. Furth er announcement regarding tile sale v.ill be made later. The next meeting of the W. C T. V. will be an altornoon and evening meeting Tuesday. January 21, at the Presbyterian church. A most interestinR program has been arranged tor the orc.ision. flepart ment work will be e.ilained and discussed hy heatls of the depart ments during the afternoon hours. A supper will he eerved at six thirty o'clock, at which time var ious phases of the work will be emphasized by BpeakerH of lioe burB. In the evening a resume of tho national address of the national president. Ida II. Wise Smith, as delivered at the national conven tion, will be given by Rev. V. C. I'aueette. JOINT INSTALLATION ' IS HELD HERE ON WEDNESDAY EVENING llnino Encampment, noscburfi;, and Canyon Kncnmpment, of Myr tle Creek, held a Joint installation of 19:t6 officers at the I. O. o. F. hall In this city Wednesday even ing Rosehm-ff Union Encampment new officers include: Chief Pat riarch. Carl W. Chimin; senior war wen, M. II. Shook; hiirh priest, A. ,J. Geddes; scribe, Halph Russell; treasurer, .1. E. Pickens. Canyon Kncampment of Myrtle Creek installed the following offi cers: Chief Patriarch. C. 1). Allen; senior warden. H. II. Green; high priest. Wade Worthington ; scribe, S. II. Knight; treasurer, C. A. Stel zier. District Deputy Grand Patriarch A. F. Pfaff installed the officers. Following Installation, the group went to Carl's Tavern for a ban quet. BIRTHDAY PARTY " IS ENJOYED AT WILEY HOME SATURDAY .Miss Jean Wiley celebrated her eighth birthday anniversary at a delightful party at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wiley on Rose street, Saturday afternoon. tiltts were presented to Jean by Lois Lilly, Hetty 'Smith, Marilee Yeager, Audrey Roselund. Rose Marie Chilson. lleverly Nichols, Mary Ellen McKay and Jacuuelj'ii Carstens. . Evelyn Wiley had charge of the games for tlie party and at four o'clock Mrs. Wiley, assisted hy Evelyn. servtl lovely ret'resliuionrs at a table centered bv a beautifully . lighted poinsettia birthday cake. Miniature poinsettia costumed dolla were used as favors at each place. S ft MRS. McCOMAS HOSTESS TO H. E. O. CLUB ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON Mis. Elsie McConias enlurlained the H. E. O. cluji Tuesday after noon witli tho members enjoying a pleasant time sewing and playing games. Mrs. Percy Myers and Mrs. Myrtle Norwood won the prizes. Later Mrs. McComas served a chili supper to Mrs. C. W. Owen, Mrs. Virginia Campbell. Mrs. Clif ton Hooper, .Mrs. Ilarrv Fletcher Mrs. Mettie Medill. .Mrs. J. W. Howell. Mra. Myrtle Norwood and Mrs. Percy Myeis. The next meeting of the club will be held Friday, January 21. nt tlie home of Mrs. Virginia Camp bell on L'mpaua avenue. EUGENE VISITOR IS COMPLIMENTED AT CARD PARTY SATURDAY To compliment m ar'orie Clllinore, who was hero for a wecK frm Eugene visiting m i,lc. wiii.ain Stark homo, a delight ful pinochle card parly was given Saturday ev ening by Miss Hetty stark at her home on North Jackson street. The high score prize was won bv Hill Stevens, while the consolalioii prize was awarded to Miss Gill more. Later in the evening lovely refreshments were served to Miss Gillniorc. guest ot honor, .Miss Jean (Continued on page 3.) U. S. V. HOSPITAL lly OTTILIA K. ASilTON The ladies of tin; American le gion auxiliury entertained at cards Tue.Mlny urieriioon in Hie bai i.u-ks. Tin. men reported a very enjoyable atternoon. The members i,r Hie barracks al so enj:iyed the special treat of apple- and oranges Ml in the li inary lor I hem Tuesday afternoon I'.v Mrs. Kittli Schaeff.r, Ma'tt hos pital chairman of the V. F. W. aux iliary. A carton of bonks has been re ceived fiin l he Klks loilg- of Gran's Pass. Ore., which will be a decided help to our library. The librarian and every one us ing Hie library ua been made. very happy iiuh tin igazine sole serinlion shower pnsenle. hy Mrs. Hess Ule-.-el, Mite hospital chair man, repit'Seniiiii; t. American Legion auxiliary. Tlie suhscrie tlons are: Colliers, Cosmopolitan, Hunter, Trader Trapper, Path Milder. Pliomplay. Pcniilar Mi chanics. Headers Digest, Saturday E veiling Post. Tini", Travel, 'line lleleiliv.. Mysteries, Western Story. National Geoeraphic. I'lc 'ion Parade, Aineilcan magazine, the Arcosy. Mrs. Uiegel also pur chased llnee standing lamps to b plated by the writing desks on the third, fouith ami fifth Hix.rs of the hospital The patients are delight ed with these lamps, not only for 'heir ,ise!..!::css hut r,,r the pre vailing cheery atmo.-phem when they are lighted.