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Newspaper Page Texti TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON. SATURDAY. JANUARY 18. 1936. 5(D(EDEUW Social Calendar h Monday, January 2 ... 1). A. H. niuutiiiK 7:15 o'cloik in uvKiitiiR ul K. H. ('hurt-hill homo, 225 East "ass s trout. Mrs, .f hurehill, Mrs. I). K. llminiKh aim Mrs. F r Crittenden, hOHtessoH. .wjtl inn Virlie Tmcy. s(aker. linen payable ut this moeting. Episcopal church annual G:30 I o'cloik dinner ai pariah hall for 1 lncinherH and friends, j- (.corne blarmer auxilhiry Past ; resident's cluh aftornomi meet ' Iiik at Ira Hyrd home ut iJ2 South Mill mrent. ' , N. of W. Installation at I. O. O. F. hall t 7:30 o'cloik. Short bunt- hohh niootiUK. tii'imral public in- yUn at II: 30 p'cloek. 'roKruin mxl refreshments. , n. 1. W. C. dice Hub praellee nt 7:45 o'clock In cvenhitf at stu- dio of the director, Mrs. .('. A. i pranii. . Junior Woman's club kill parly J at .Woman's club rooms. Nlssaki cainpflre group meeting from 4 to fi ut Woman's club rooms. f ' hoe Ion auxiliary commission meeting in afternoon at child wel- i faro rooms. Tuesday, January 21 ' Hosehurg Woman's club Choral ! pocIp.v 10 o'clock a. in. practice meeting at slndlo of the director, t Mrs. C. H, Hclnlliio. ' Woman's rhib 'M o'clock d-s- . (tcrr-lunr levin nt clubhouro. Mrs. . Kiirl Ullrich and Mrs. K. A. Col- Her, joint chairmen. I'lay, "True (ienlus In , Never Appreciated,' , will be presented. Mrs- tleorgp C;ifluv, pul!ic wulmro iu-ogiam J speaker. i Afternoon and evening meet- J ing of W. I . II. at First lren . byteriuu church. A :'M) o'clock ttupper will he served. Attorney 1J. L, Eddy, speaker. .Wednesday, January 22 i Pro-Amcricu Itepiihllcan lunch- Pdii for both men and women at ' T'mpqua hotel ut 12 o'clock. Miss J Kliaheth Jlalley, of Portland, u lie at speaker. luter-Ku Study club 1:30 o'clock dessert-luncheon ut homu of Mrs. , Clyiie Heard. Delphian club lo in net hi afler I noon at Uotnu of Airs. Homer llrow ! on Mill street. laurel lodge No. 13, A. V. mid i A. M. b:3U o clock diiuier at Ma- sonic temple. Piis muHlers will . put on master mason s degree. I ' M. O. A. cluh afternoon meeting t ut home of Miss Pearl Jones' in Ilivnrsdale. . Meny tJo Rouml club 1:30 o'clook , dostiurt-luncheon ul It. K. Willetl i home nt St-lti North Homo street With Mrs. J. llurobl Nichols us hos- J less. I American Legion uuxllfury tneot- i jug at auxiliary rooms at nrmory. ' Thursday, January 23 ! Lady (lolt'oiti weekly bridge play , ut 10 o'clock sharp at Kosebutg i Country cluh. Pot luck luncheon ut noon. J (itinlen Valley Women'fl club uft- t ornoon meeting ut clubhotiBo with t Mrs. C. U Hpruy hh hostess. J4idy Klka social evening nt ) temple ut K o'clock with the con- timt captains, Mrs. Charles ilealv t and Mirt. Albert Micclli, us joint 1 liotttusses. 1'rliten (or contract bridMC and pinochle. i HaplbU Women's .Missionary ho i clety mooting ut 2.-30 o'clock In J church parlors. Mrs. (Jeorgo Cas- . key, charge of buttlueHH meeting, MIhb Mma (Jile, devotional, and ' Mrs. Warren Cloukn, Mrs. T. W. J ThmmiMou and Mis. Cteoige las t koy, hostesHes. t Friday, January 2A J II. K. O, club afieruoon meet lug ut Ileum ot Mis. Virginia Camp- J bell. 1 i Saturday, January 25 Catholic Ladlea food sale at Mud- J ilox grocery wlore. , Nliisakt Camp I'ire food sale. January 28 J Kaslern Star will celebrate fir , Heth anulM-snry of Hottcburg chapter. Slxtbhty o'clock ban- quel at I'm puna holel. ! M X , EASTERN STAR MEETS TO PUAN FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY ON 28TH ; Kosebnig Chapter of Kh.fl cm , Star met Thursday evening ut the i templo to inatve arranuemeiitM for the cebbraitng ol tin liltielh au- nlveimuy or the chapter to take i placo Tuesday, January 2. t A tilllO o'clock hainpii't will be hvUi on the "Jih at Hit- Cinpuua J hotel, at which lime over a bun , died out-of-town guests are e- pucted ti ho present. All Uosc- 1 burg chapter memhci'H planning lo ( attend tills hauquet have been i lusked to xlun Ihelr names w lib t Mim. PrauceH Liuioit at Pnndnw's f lurniture stoie. They are also ut-ked to sivii names of tlione they , know that ulll lift here from mil i of-town to alltnd the Immpiet. ' EPISCOPAL ANNUAL CHURCH DINNER WILL PE HELD MONDAY NIGHT S(. Ceorge's Kplscopal church I will hold its nnnunl six-tliii ty , o'clock dinner Monday evening, t January 20, at the parish hall, to ' which all member h and their j friends have been Invited. o a it ; (f MERRY-GO-ROUND CLUB J WILL MEET NEXT WEDNESDAY AT WILLETTS Mrs. J. Harold Mclnd has invit , rd all members of the Merry-Co- Hound club to be her guests at u one-thirty o'clock dessei t-lnncheou J next Wednesday. January 22, tn In i held at the Imni" of her mothei, Mia. K. U. Wilictt. at iiiti .Noith By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER BADOURA CLUB HAS DINNER MEETING AT 1 ROY ENTLER HOME The Hadoura club. Puimhters of tint Nilu. membyia enjoyed a very lovely six thirty o'clock no-hoHieHB dliitier Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Hoy Eutler homo In Laurelwood. Covers u orn urrnnged for Mrs. Deri Wells, Mrs. fi. It. Hates, Mrs. lalo Stephens, Mrs. L. W. Jordan, Mrs. A. J. Voting, Mr. M. U. (ireen. Mrs. Albeit .miccIii, .turf. i. 1). Virden ami Mrs. Hoy Kutler. Mrs. Wells presided at (he busi ness meeting. The next meeting will be held February 11 at the home uf Mrs. A. J. Youiig, Jit whl cli time a no-hostess slx-tnirty o'clock dinner will he enjoyed. if LOYAL CIRCLE CLASS HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING THURSDAY AFTERNOON The I,oyul Circle class of Hie First Christfun church held u very enjoyable uftpriioon meetfug Thurs day at the home of Mrs. Burr Dm liner, with Mrs. W. 1). Strange, Mrs. fi. 10. John and Mrs. M. It. Ivle as hostesses. It was decided ut the business meeting to turn over fiflO of the class money to the church build ing fund. A social hour followed and a sbower of lovely girtH was presented to Mrs. M. I). St ruder. At the tea hour the hostesses served delicious refreshments. The next meeting will be held l"ehn:ary 20 at the home of Mrs. lluey Van Horn, Sr. MRS. H. ZACHARISEN " ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLU8 AT DESSERT-LUNCHEON At attractively appointed small tables, Mrs. II. Zachuriseii served a lovely one-thirty o'clock dessurt luncbeon Wednesday to the mem bers of her bridge club at her home on South Main streot. Covers were placed for Mrs. Theodore lleeves and Mrs. J. F. Millard, guests, Mrs. falo Stephens, Mrs. A. II, Perrln, Mrs. Thomas tlruliani, Mrs. K. It. Metzger, Mrs. I j. W. .Ionian und the hostess, Mrs. Za churl son. Contract bridge warn the diver sion of the afternoon hours- with Mrs. UHla.nl winning the prize. BAPTIST CHOIR HAS DELIGHTFUL PARTY AT CHURCH THURSDAY NIGHT The members of the Baptist choir and heir luvltcd quests en JiAed. - H ..Very delightful, party Thursday i veiling in the church parlors, A lovely gift was present ed lo Mrs. Joseph Oeets, choir leader, and Mrs, Carolyn Kennedy, the latter gilt being pi-esouted for her work In presenting the Christ mas euturtuinment. Miss Anderson had charge of the social hour of games, alter which refreshments were served by the cnmiiulee with Mrs. Wallace Itob ertson uctlng as general chairman. J ft KRELL-WILEY LUNCHEON ENJOYED BY SEWING CLUB ON FRIDAY Mrs. (i. M. Krell and Mrs. Karl Wiley entertained their vowing cluh at a lovely one-thirty o'clock luncheon Friday. A centerpiece of silver polusettias and tall tapers graced tho table, where covers were arranged for Mrs. Willis Myers, Mrs. Junius Campbell, Mrs. Clyde Curst en, Mrs. Grant Os hotii, Mrs. K. S. Hal), Mrs. C. I. Tburslon, Jr., Mrs. 1. ti. Rand olph and Mrs. Krell uud Mrs. Wi ley, hostesses. Sewing and visiting were enjoy ed duriiiK the afternoon. Novel Fabrics Mark 1936 Styles ft' 11 l I l J,-i fYWr r'M rj 1 PRESBYTERIAN AID DESSERT-LUNCHEON IS ENJOYED ON THURSDAY Tho Presbyterian Utdios Aid members and a number of guests enjoyed a one-thirty o'clock dessert luncheon Thursday Iq the church parlors. Mrs. Clair K. Allen was general chairman and was assisted by Mrs. Victor Clark, Mrs. Fred Hamilton, Mrs. E. S. Hall and Mrs. Watson ffi. Hoi be. The two long tables were attrac tively centered with bowls of jas mine, tall Ivory and orchid tapers and sprays of Ivy. Covers were pluced for forty. Mrs. Victor Clark, president, con ducted the business meeting. The devotlonalB were presented by Mrs. W. M. Campbell and singing was enjoyed with Mrs. Homer Grow act ing us acconipunlst. Mrs. Josephine Chamberlain played violin selec tions during the luncheon hour and again following the business meet ing, which were very greatly en joyed. Mrs. Clark accompanied Mrs. Chamberlain. The secretary's report was read by Mrs. Herbert Britt and Mrs. Al len presented the treasurer's re port. It was decided to hold a frull shower for Albany college and all members and the friends of the j church have been Invited to cooper jate with this project and bring j canned fruits to the church next Sunday. January 10, the following Sunday, January 20. .and the first Sunday in February. Mrs. Karl Ullrich, Mrs. Ivan Pickens, Mrs. E. S. Hull and Mrs. V. C. Fau (telle will have chance of the fruit donated for the college. - Mm. Ivan Pickens and Mrs. George Me lice were welcomed as new members of the Aid. A public luncheon will be spon sored by the Aid February 20, from 11:30 lo 1:80 o'clock In the church parlors. Mrs. T. H. Virden and Mrs. Herbert Britt will be- gen- Pinl chill t-rnmi r thlu ln.mt.nni ...! w ill be assisted by Mrs. o, J. Feld Ikamp, Mrs. D. c Wilson, Mrs. Jo Bepti Marsters, Mrs. tionovleve Luce. Mrs. K. J. Rodgers and Mrs. : William Pemborton. I On Murch 1!) the Ladles Aid i will huve a one thlrtv o'clock ri- iiert luncheon for its members and friends. Mrs. Ivan Pickens was appointed general chairman, and will be ussistcd. by Mrs. A. A. Wil der, Mrp. .Earl I' II rich, Mrs. George McBee and Mrs. W. M. Chalmers. ft WOMEN'8 MISSIONARY , SOCIETY WILL MEET I j N cat THURSDAY I The Baptist Missionary society will meet next Thursday aftvriioon, I January 23, at 2:. to o'clock in the church parlors with tho president. Mrs. (Jeorgo Caskey, hi charge of the .business meeting. Miss Mtua Cflle will conduct the devotlonals. ami .Mrs. j. I'enlney will be the program leader on "Gospel Trails to Peuce." Hostussos tor the af ternoon Include Mrs. Warren Uloake, Mrs. T. W. Thomason and Mrs. George Caskey. ANNUAL Mil ITAPV dai i WILL BE HELD AT ARMORY j SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22 I One of the most colorful and In teresting balls of the year Is the i annual military ball sponsored by jthe Reserve Officers association, (which has been announced for Sat urday, February 22, to be held at the armory. Plans are already un der way for the HKlti ball, which ! promises to he one of the largest ;and most charming afralrs to be sponsoicd by the association. B, U l VS "1 B. P. W. Q. HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING MONDAY EVENING Tb Buslnens and Profrtalona) Women', oun bad an enjoyable nisei ln Monday ninhl at the Wo man', clubrooina lli Mi Verna Carollieia, praaliient. In cb4i'ge. An invitation lo the lilmrM confer ence to be held January 20 In Cor vallls waa read. The Valentine party to be field February )Q waa planned and the commltiee apholntod fur the affair Includoa Vera Kredrlekson, Vivian Lovadun and Hutb Uviugaion. The next regular meetliiK will be held January 1 and will be the thrift, program. "Fairer Distribution of Wealth," with Sula Farkinaon as speaker. Uueata of (he evening Included Margaret Oclerkirk, ituili Itvvdell and Jean Whitney. New members Include Misa hlKtbor Bevan and Ula, Prudence Fleahor. The emblem program ceremony for members received from July 1 to January 1 was in charge of Margaret Carr and waa very beau, lltul and ImpresBlve. The aloy uf "Kike," the goddeaa of victoiy. a symbol of the club, was told. The officers, Verna Carotherg, preai. dent: Ha Laubach, vice president; Marjorle Wilson, corresponding secretary; Ina Farnswoith, record ing ac-cretary, atood at the place of honor. Bong parts of the cere mony were sung by Mia. C. A. Brand, Mrs. W. W. Ashcraft, Mrs. J. 1). Hugbea and Mrs. Thomas Parkinson, accompanied by tyuth Hoover. Parta were taken by Lucy Plnkertqn, heruld; Florence Sned aker, torch bearer; Kdyth Gil mour, harmony; Vera Fredrlckson, ahip of commerce; Oolma Grobe, scroll of learning, and Helen iVlag ers, goddess of victory. The new meinbors taking the pledge of the cluh Included Elsie ahermau, Gladys Hasklns, lOvelyn Brecken rldge, Vivian Logsdou, Lpia Irving and Kathryn Sinniger. Accordion selections were play ed by Mrs. Leonurd Delaney, ac companied by Mrs. Frances l.ln tutt. Refreshments were served later In the evening by Miss Mar garet Carr and Miss. Lucille Lenox, joint chairmen. i'; ft " CORINNE-ANNE PERRY CELEBRATES FIFTEENTH BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY Mrs. Fred L. Perry entertained at a vory lovely costume party Wednesday evening to compliment her daughter, Misa Corinoe-Anne, on her fliteenth birthday anniver aary. Gamea were enjoyed during the pleasant evening hours. 1 Later in the evening Mrs. Perry, assisted by Mrs. 0. J. Feldkamp and Miss Nova Bush, served deli olous refreshments to Corlnue Anne. guest of honor, Retly .Mae Whipple, Eva Baker, Uelores Cacy, Lois gchuerer, Helen Jane Kerr, Virginia Russell, Curlnne Harp ham, Helen Evans, Althea Hutch ins, Gladys Hurt, Marian Paden, Wllnia Feldkamp, Marjorle Ott, Dora Baker, Barbara Collier, Mary Murphy, I'lah Winston, Billy Gould, Charles Church, Horace Pemher ton, Bob Bellows, Bob Dlahmun, Edgar Lewis, Bob Snoddy, Kugone Perry, Vere Perry, Ivor Nelson, Qeorge Sanders, Oswald Kcrshner, Charloa Scofleld, Anthony Branson, Hobby Bannister, Carlton Wilder, Donald Perry, Howard Frltts, Carl Wassom and Hubert Schuerer. o :: ROSEBURG WOMAN'S CLUB ANNOUNCES INTERESTING MEETING FOR TUESDAY Every member of the Ilosebuig Woman's club la being espoclally in (tod to bring a guest and onjoy next Tuesday's meeting at the clubhouse, at which time Mrs. Earl Ullrich and Mra. E. A. Colllor will be joint chulrmeu of the 1:311 o'olock dessert-luncheon. A short play, "True Qenlua Is Never Appreciated," written by Mrs. Edwin G. Young, and direct ed by Miss Helen Casey, will be pruaented on the program. Mrs. George Cuskey, of the child wel lure department of the American Legion auxiliary, will be the guest speaker on the public welfare pro gram, which is being arranged by Mrs. Scott Williams, chairman. Mrs. C. S. Heinllne, president, will conduct the regular business meeting. This mooting promises to be of unusual Interest and the offloera urge all members lo be piuaent. :: s MR. AND MRS KRELL ENTERTAIN POTLUCK SUPPER BRIDGE CLUB Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Krell enter tained Iheil- nnllnr.lt uiii,..P at a dellghlful aoven o'clock sup per Thursday evening ut I heir homo on South Main street, ( ov ers wore placed at attractively ai- uonneu tames lor .Mr. und Mrs. A. .1. Ellison, guests, Mr. and .Mrs. leonurd llilev. Mr. .mi i-u v n Randolph. Mr. and Mrs. T. II. Hurr, .uiss Aiurjone Knlabt. "Hud ' Wul son and Mr. and Mrs. Krell. lontract ht-iilue u-us tin. ittv.,,-. slnii of the evening hour unit IM'lieS aoilllf to Mr Ntifl Mr. !;., dolph and Mr. and Mrs. Riley. ! HOSTES8 TO BRIDGE CLUH AT DESSERT-LUNCHEON Mrs. IV M. Lee fery muiimislv entertained her hrlilge club A'ed- neaiiay at tier home on East Cuss street at a lovely nne lblity o'clock oesseri-tuncneou. Airs, l.ee was as sisted In serving by Mrs. flair K Allen. Covers were iilaced fur M,- Clnir K. Allen. Mm. L. J. Urlftiih. Mrs. I.eroy lllalt. Mrs. A. J. Kill- son. Mrs. Paul Warren. Mrs. (ieorge "iiigii.ion, .Mrs. Leonard Itllcv .Mrs. A. II. Taylor, Mrs. Homer W. Grow, Mrs. H. II. Turner. .Mrs llliKb Whipple and Mrs. Frederick J. Poller. Contract bridge m ihe diver sion of the pleasant aiternmm hwirs with .Mra. Warren winning the prize for high score. J O TURKEY DINNER IS ENJOYED AT WILEY HOME MONDAY EVENING Mr. and .Mrs. Karl W. Wiley eu. lorulncd at a lovely turkey dinner at their home on Hose street .Men. day evening, havina as their guests Mr. ami Mrs. C. W. Groves and son. Floyd, aud Mr. ami Mra. John Wtuiheriurd and Kllvu Joan. Florida Sees It''-, - ' ' i i, " ft a? -.. s?im-rt III K'-'tA T"" a l.r4amiaKi,.. ,z-, ...-s.iAt;! yt.. .'.Tr Tr -w-. SOMETUINC NEW-Latest in tropical bathing attire in a three-piece linan beach suit ot Tahitian motif worn by Xlttz Willlama. REBEKAH LODGE HAS INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS ON TUESDAY Rosehurg Rebekah lodge N'o. 41 met at the I. O. O. F. hall Tues day evening for Installation of the 1936 officers. Mrs. Lydla Road man, district deputy president, anil Llliun Nelson, deputy marshal, installed the following; Pnynise Ileuch, N. G.; Ruth Von Pessl, V. G.; Tillle 1. Johnson, record sec retary; Lilly Pettey, treasurer; Ina Farusworth, warden; Klleu Carlson, conductor; Irene Krick soii, chaplain: Evelyn Fredrlckson. musician; Edythe Florence Kel ley, H. S. N. G.: Ethel Bailey. L. S. N. G.: Lydla Roadman, It. S. V. G.; Elsie lieose, L. S. V. ('..; Car niol New hind, I. G., and lla, Lau bach, O. G. i Plans were niude for the annual .ftomecomlng to be held at the I. O. O. F. hall, February 25. i , It was also decided to sponsor the third of a series of delightful public card partlos rext Friday night, January 24, at the I. O. U. F. hall. This will be in charge ot the Three Link club. Prizes will be awarded for high scores in con tract and auction bridge, five hun dred und pinochle. Refreshments will be served. Mrs. Lydlu Road man Is acting as gcucrul chairuiun for this party. Following the business mooting Bdyllio Florence Kelley gavo a very interesting paper, on "The Founding ot Odd Fellowship." and the founder, Thomua Wlldey; a musicul number was given by Oliver Plainer and R. L. Mathews. and a reading, "Daddy Dresses Haby," by Miss Betty Russell. Lovely refreshments were serv ed In the banquet room following Ihe program. Tho long tables were hoauilfully appointed entire ly In Bilver and blue. The 11136 numernls were of blue and silver ed fir boughs nnd the centerpieces wero silver bouts with blue sails. Hostesses Included Miss Vivian l.ogsdon, Mrs. Leah lvie, Mrs. Myrtle Gilr3 anil Mrs. M. E. James. The next regular moetlug of tho lodgo will he held at the I. O. O. F. hull, February 11, at 7:30 o'clock. ft ' TR-SQUARE SEWING CLUB HAS MEETING AT SNODDY HOME The Tri-Snuare Sewing club met Thursday at the home of Mrs. C. P. Snoddy ut ilt South Pine street. A delicious no hostoss lun cheon was served ut 12:30 o clock. A miscellaneous shower was given lor Mrs. !tn Uynl. who recently lost her honii' by lire. Many lovely and useful gilts were presented tu Mra. Hyrd. The afternoon was spehi in work ing on a ituilt. Those present in I'ludod Mrs. August Heck, Mrs. Hugh Whipple. Mrs. K K. Wood cork, Mrs. Ira Hyrd. Mrs. Harry Hatfield. Mrs. Alba Suaugh. Mrs. Elmer MiKenn. Mrs. Frank Slaf lautiin. Mrs Nick Nelson. Mrs. C. R. (tlobellng anil Mrs. C. P. Snoddy. D. A. R. WILL HAVE MEETING MONDAY NIGHT AT P. H. CHURCHILL HOME Members of Ihe I). A. It. Have been most cordially invited to en Joy next .Monday evening. Januai-y 2l), nt 7: IS o'clock, nt the F. H. Churchill home at 225 East Cass street, a' which time Mrs. Chiire hlll. Mrs. 1). K. Heunlh and Mrs. I L. Cilltenilin will be julnt hos tesses. Miss Vhlle Tracy will be Ihe s;ieaker of the evening. Mertihers have been asked lo bring their dues to this meeting. ! O 0 CATHOLIC LADIES WILL HAVE FOOD SALE INSTE AO OF PUBLIC CARD PARTY The Catholic ladies have post poned their public curd party an nounced for this coiiiina Monday evening and have plHiinetFa food .nale to he held Saturday, January 25. at the Madiiox grocery. A card imrly Hill be sponsored laler hy tbu society, the date ol wbich will be annouueed soun. . . . ALL DRESSED VP-Margaret Wiley prefers mallot in navy blue jeraay with smart white linen separata coat for In formal baach wear. FRIENDLY BIBLE CLASS HAS ENJOYABLE PARTY ON TUESDAY EVENING The Friendly Bible class of the First Presbyterian church held Its first party this season at eight o'clock Tuesday, evening in the church parlors. New offlcera elect ed Include: President, Mrs. Har old Bellows; vice-president, Mis. George Ware, and Secretary-treas-Mier, Miss Verna Carothers. Mrs. Homer Grow and Mrs. Vic tor Clark played two duets and vocal selectlona were presented by Herbert Holm, Miss Helen Magers and Miss Doluia. Grobe. The entertainment for the' even ing waa la charge of Miss Verna Carntliers and oonsisted of num erous enjoyable games. .- Later refreshments were Berved to Rev. and Mrs. W. C. Faucette. iUrs. ,VJlor Clark,., ..Mrs. George .McBee. -Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Lilla Vowel!, Mr. and Mrs. Luce, Mrs. J. P. Motschenbacher, Mrs. E. G. llandolpb, Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Hall. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Chal mers, Mr. and Mra. George Ware, .Mra. Earl Ullrich. Mr. and Mrs. 0. J. Feldkamp. Mrs. Harold Bel lows. Mrs. Slatterly, Mrs.' William Peniberton, Mr. and Mrs. Emery Williams, Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Wil son, Mr. and MrH. Huckins, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Grow, Miss Verna Carothers, Miss Cornelia McCom as, Misa Elaine Hrown, Miss Lu cille Lenox, Miss Luoy Pinkerton, Miss Dolma Grobe, Miss Holen Magers, Miss Ersa Copoland and Herbert Helm. Mrs. Harold Bellows was general chairman of the party. 0 REPUBLICAN LUNCHEON WILL BE LARGE AFFAIR OF NEXT WEDNESDAY NOON The Republican luncheon (for men and women) will be one of the largest affairs ot the coming week, when it takes place at 12 o'clock uext Wednesday noon, Jan uary 22, at the Umpqua hotel. Mrs. 11. C. Waddell, president of the Douglas unit of Pro-America, will picside, and Miss Eliza beth Hailey of Portland will be the guest speaker. Miss Hailey Is field secretary for the Pro-America organization and will assist the local unit in organizing. -Mayor C. W. Clark will give the address of welcome, and Harris Ellsworth, editor of the RnscDUrg iows-itu-view, and Bert G. Bat3, command er of the American Legion post, will give short talks. Tho luncheon la In charge of Mrs. .1. H. Booth, chairman. Mrs. 1. B. Riddle and Mra. U A. Wells. Anyone desiring to -make reserva tions for the luncheon has been asked lo call one nt the above ladles or obtain tickets from auy member of the club. A meeting of the local unit was held yesterday afternuon from two to three o'clock at the liclnline conservatory with Mrs.' Waddell, president, ill charge. Reports on the luncheon wore made and duea for membership in tho Pro-Amer-ica chapter were takeu in. :: o MRS. M. D. STRADER COMPLIMENTED AT LOVELY SHOWER PARTY Mrs. Fred Bowen and Mrs, Jos eph Marslers entortained at a charming shower party Wednesday aiteruoou at the hoiue of the for mer tu compliment Mrs. M, D. Stlader. The lovely shower gifts Were presented tu Mra. Strader and the afturuoon was speut In sewing, gumes and visiting. Lovely refresh men's were served at the tea hour bv the hostesses, assisted by Mrs. Effle Marsters. Those enjoying Ihe party Includ ed Mrs. Strader. guest of honor. Mrs. Franklyn Barker. Mrs. Har old Barker. Mrs. J. Frank Cunning ham, Mrs. A. J. Townseud, Mrs. R. L. Hudson, Mrs. Henry Strader. Mrs. 1. 1 Marstera. Mra. Effle Marsters. Mrs. 11. H. Hagen, Mrs. Nora Ware. Mrs. K. S. Hall. Miss Gertrude and Miss Pearl Giikeaon and Ihe hostesses. Alia. Boweu and .Mra. Manners. . Advance Models ON THE SPRINGBOARD Betty Cook pauses on the board to show bar leopard skiq bathing- suit of Ut PINOCHLE CLUB IS 1 ENTERTAINED THURSDAY AT MATTHEWS HOME Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Matthews entertained their pinochle club at a most enjoyable party Thursday evening at the home of the for mer a brother and alster-in-law, Mr. and Mra. Bert Matthews. Mrs. Glenn Ringo and Roy He bard won the prizes for high scores and Mrs. Homer Strlckllng and Earl Decker received conso lation prizes. Later in the evening delicious refreshment were served to Mr. and Mra. Glenn Ringo. Mr. and Mra, Everett Teater, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hebard, "Mr. and Mra. Earl Decker, Mr. and Mra. Bert Mat thews, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ohartler, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Strlckllng and Mr. and Mrs. Jo seph Matthews. i SOUTH END SOOIAL CLUB MEETS ON WEDNESDAY WITH MRS. E. R. WILLIAMS 5 Mrs. E. R. Williams waa a most gracious hostess Wednesday after noon, when she entertained the South End Social club at her home. Games and visiting were enjoyed. iater iiottcrous refreshments were served. The decorative motif for tne oooasfan inoluded bowls of lovely Jasmine. Those enjoying the afternoon with Mrs. Williams included Mrs. A. J. McCulloch, Mra. Elsie Wil liams, Mrs. G. H. Hess. Mrs. Ralph Heater, Mrs. S. E. Fancher and Mrs. James T. Miller. The next meeting will be held February 5 at the home of Mra. Elsie Williams. Rates 97.8 Perfect lirtva Avarill TV'hH tho California International Exposition reopens at San Diego, Feb. 12, LHreva Avorill, who won rating of 97.8 per cent for men Ullty, personality and health, will serve ss captain of 100 attractive . . I MR. AND MRS. DECKER ' " ENTERTAIN PINOCHLE ' CLUB THIS WEEK ' ., Mr. and Mra. Earl Decker enter, tained their pinochle cjub and held a surprise birthday, party Tbui-Bday for Mra. Bert .Matthews. High scorea for the evening went to Mrs. Homer Strickliug and Everett Teater. while consolation prizes .'Or. nrajantul .n U-g L' ...... Teater aud Homer Strlckllng. loveiy gllla were presented to Mra. Matthews. A beautifully dec orated and lighted birthday cuke was cut anil served with dainty re freshments to Mr. and Mrs. Bert Matthews, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd llo havd, Mr. and Mia. Everett Teater, Mr. and Mra. Clarence Chartler, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mattllewa, Mr. and Mra. Glenn Ringo, Mr. and Mrs. Honinr Htrlolrlliic ,.,! HI and Mra. Earl Decker. 1 w MR8. WALTER FIS.HER ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLUB AT LUNCHEON Kings blue glassware, a lace cloth over yellow und a howl of yellow flowers, graced Uie table used T"osday by Mrs. Walter Fish er, when she entertained her bridge club at,, a lovely 1 o'clock lenclifion at her home on . Vistu avenue. covers were arranged for Mra. W. F. Chapman, Mrs. Arthur Clarke, Mrs. J. A. Harding, Mrs. Arthur W. Maiim. tip. n it Stapleton, Mrs. A. A. Wilder, Mrs! Harris Misworth. Misa Helen Casey, and Mrs. Flsljer, hostess. Contract briilcn ivu. th ,n..n slon of tho pleasant afternoon noura wttn Mrs. Ilauui and Misa Casey holding high scorea and Mra. Wilder anil Mm Fici,. ond bigh scores. W K? PUBLIC INVITED TO i N. OF W. INSTALLATION NEXT MONDAY EVENING There will bo a abort business meeting nt 7:30 o'clock sharp M.m. day evening, January 20, of Lilac Circle No. 49, Neighbors of Wooil cralt, at the I. O. O. F. hall, and at S:30 o'clock the general public has been invited lo ailend the an nual Installation of officers at the hall. A program will bo presented by Mrs. Eibel Beaver through the courtosy of the Helnline consorva. lory, after which refreshments will be served oy Mrs. consiance Black, chairman, assisted by Mrs Clara Cawlfield, Mrs. Bello Cren shaw, Mra. Zina Canaday, .Mrs. Cora Dourte and Mrs. Anna Dow ell. '''" . LADY GOLFERS HAVE WEEKLY BRIDGE PLAY '! THURSDAY MORNING , Contract bridge wus enjoyed Thursday morning, by the Lady Golfers at the Jtoseburg Country club with Mra. Ivn Pickens win ning Ihe prize lor hlgn stoie. At noon luncheon was served to Mrs. Walter Fisher, captain, Mrs. J. F. Dillurd, Mra. H. C. Stearns, Mra. Ivan Pickens, Mrs. W. E. Ott, Mrs. C. C. Archibald. Mrs. Kenneth Qulne and. Mra. J. IS. Marks. Sewing and visiting before the large open firoplaue -was enjoyed during, the. aflornoon. V -f- ''.. :- INFORMAL LUNCHEON ENJOYED AT ZACHARISEN HOME ' Mrs. II. Xucharlsen had Mm. J. F. Dillard, Mrs. Phil Harth and Mrs. Glenn Owen as her guests at a lovely 1:30 o'clock informal luncheon yesterday afternoon at her homo on South Main street. The luncheon wus serv'od ut a prettily appointed table. Contract bridge was tho diver sion of the pleasant afternoon hours with Mra. Glenn Owen win ning the prize. MRS. GUY CORDON IS HOSTES8 TO BRIDGE CLUB AT DESSERT-LUNCHEON Mrs. Guy Cordon was a most gracious hosluss Tueaduy, when she entertained her bridge club ut a lovely one-thirty o'clock dossert liincheon at her home on East Lane street. Flrethorn and for sythia formed attractive bouquets for the serving tables. Covers were placed for Mrs. J. R. Wharton and Mrs. Ivan Pickens, (Continued on puge 3.) American Legion Auxiliary Activities By MRS. WALTER FISHER Motto: "We honor the dead by serving the living." Commission Formed The commission of the American Legion auxiliary here was formed at a meeting held Wednesday aft ernoon nt the chilil welfare depart ment rooms in the Medical Arts building. Mrs. Roy Young is chalr man; Mrs. Neil Dixon, vice-chairman; Mrs. Rudolph Itiizman, sec retary. Mis. E. 11. Stewart, Mrs. Tiomas Parkinson. Mrs. Earl Ullrich and Mrs. George Mcllee. Mrs. Young, Mrs. Dixon, Mrs. Ritzmaji and Mrs. Stewart are all nasi iiresidimiK r !Tm.. i. ... the auxiliary; Mrs. Parkinson is tho president for thfa year, and Mis. Mcllee, child welfare chair man, and Mra. Ullrich are both prominent workers In tho auxiliary. Besides being a past president of Lnipqua unit. Mrs. Stewart la a past department president of Ore gon and a past national vice-president of the American Legion aux iliary. The commission will meet next Mummy at the child welfare rooms to make plans for the fu ture. ' Meoting Next Week Tbv auxiliary will meet next Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the auxiliary rooms at tho arm ory for n Bhn.- l..,n( and to study the constitution. Sena tor Walter Fisher will liisrusa the four measures lo he voted on at the eloctlon this month and the memlH-r. win for ,hc cniW weirnre department. Initiation Fab. 4 February 4 has been set as Hie dale for initiation for the auxiliary. All eligible persona for initiation have been aaked to attend. An nlercstlng program has been ar ranged for this meeting and a large attendance of members is urged.