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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON, SATURDAY. JANUARY 25. 1936.
Social Calendar
'. i ' Monday, January 27
i j Jl. P. W. C six-tliitty o'clock
dinner meeting ul Call's Tavern.
1 hnlt program in chaise of Mm.
' Tijomaa Parkinson. Kev. C. A. Kd-
vtrds speaker.
j University club evening meeting
i at elKlit o'clock ut KitiHcojml pur-
Ub hall. Social time.
i iVoodcrult Thimble club after
Sm meeting ul Hudnell home at
Nortn Hoae street with Mrs.
' i)tdnell and Mrs. C. W. hlnnigei
joint husteasefl.
i ; iN'tsttakf Campriro meeting from
four to five o'clock at Woman "a
Cljjb rooms.
; ' ; Tuesday, January 28
j ' TJIioral society pi act h e meeting
. 10 a. m. at studio of the direct
; ; or, Mrs. C. H. Ilelnllne.
: ( ! Eastern Star Kohten jubilee slx
tlilt ty o'clock dinner at Umpqua
litftel. Program and social at Ma
I sonic temple following dinner.
, ;a files auxiliary regular meet-
ling in evening at Eagles hall. All
llixjso lnteiented In tiiu drill loam
; I pleane be present ut Boven o'clock
f ut which time preparations fur the
; convention will be started.
- Auxiliary to Patrick Kelley post
ill play cards at the soldiers'
4iome barracks at two o'clock In
' i the afternoon.
I Kplscopal guild meeting at eight
o'clock al parish hall. Kpectul pro
i gram. All members rt quested to be
5 ipresent.
Keystone club no-bostoBS meet-
! Jug at oue-tlili'ty o'clock at home of
Mrs. it, H. Wilson on South Juck
!boq street,
i J Wednesday, January 29
t . Scholarship loan fund silver tea
Bponsored by the Kpsehurg Wom
an's club from three to rive o'clock
'ut Woman's clubrooms. Club board
will act as hosieHuos. Continuous
iprogruin will be presented. General
public invited to attend. Junior
Woman's club will asslBt at the
Ilea.
i Itoseburg Art unci Kuvbroidery
! 'Club urternoon meeting at home of
'Mrs. Henry Worthing ton on East
iLano street.
; Public invited to seven o'clock
; j supper and benefit curd party to
'be held ut the new IllveiHdale
grange ball. Thin affair Is spoil-
I ho red by tile ladles of I lie grange
i i to raise money lor the building
fund. Prizes for live-hundred unit
i pinochle.
I Thursday, January 30
, Ladles of Kosebuig Country club
i ;wlll hold potluck luncheon al noon
lut clubhouse, alter which the ween-
, y bridge touniamuut pluy will ljo
luajujfu. .. - ; .. .. .
titedtasl cIuhb of Khut Presbytor-
' Muu ohurch one o clock poll lick luu
J 'cheoti ut home of Mrs. lieori;-
.Bewell.
i liKlti president's bull tit armory.
' flour's nroKtam and floor show.
!giund inurcli ut nine o'clock, tieu-
; ! :tral public invited.
! Job'H liHUghters meeting at 7:3i
: i 'o'clock nl AliiHonic temple. First
(jiieolllig of I he new term.
; Saturday, February 1
Pitlrlck Kelley auxiliary to V
'P. W. cooked toed sale ut Alclvean
and Paldw ill's.
, ! February 8
i t Itlvcriulitle grunge cooked food
(utile ut MiKetin uud Uuhhvin b in
'stead of the first of the month,
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t HUSBANDS ENTERTAIN
KEYSTONE CLUB MEMBERS
'AT POTLUCK faUPPER
The husbands ol the members
,f the Keystone club entertained
ttheir wives at a delightful six-
thirty o'clock pntiuck supper hist
'night ut the Meihodltst i;p into pal
I church. Covers were placed lor
'Mr. and Mrs. It. II. Wllsuu, Mr.
und Mrs. U M. hilly, Mr. uud Mrs.
jKd Ilorgen, Mr, and Mrs. Kiilph
.Leonard, Mr, uud Mrs. G. Nordling,
'Mr. and Airs. John Weuthcrtuid,
(Wr. and Mrs. Earl W. Wiley, Itev.
und Mrs. E. 11. l.ockbart, Mr. uud
tMis. Jtobert living. Dr. and Mrs.
:U C. Zellet. .Mr. and Mrs. K. C.
Cmnee and Mrs, Hugh UiiitIkou.
(tinncs and music were enjoyed
i during the pleiimuit evening hours.
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BRIDGE CLUB IS
' ENTERTAINED AT
i NEWLAND HOME
; Mrs. Maurice J. New hind very
I gincioutdy entertained her bridge
'club Mondiiy at her attractive
i home on West Klrsl street ut a
Jone-thirly o'clock dessei t-luncheon.
i l' li'etlKirn toriui'il ,!lie decorative
; boiKjiietH lor the serving Iniilef.
Covers were arranged (or Mrs.
jl. Ei Faxon, Mrs. T. O. WutKon uud
I.Mrs. A. J. Ellison, guest, and Mrs.
Cluir K. Allen. .Mih. It. 1 1. Corn,
.Mrs. L. E. .MeClintock, Mrs. Edwin
llooth. Mrs. Frederick E. llnrluim.
iMis. E. tl. Kohlliagen, Mrs. Walter
Fisher, .Mrs. John KoMimon and
; iMrs. (). M. Herri.
, Couliacl bridge whs enjoyed dtir
filH the ut'Ieruoon hours with Mis.
, Cneii winning the prist' tor high
.score.
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UNIVERSITY CLUB
WILL HOLD MEETING
' NEXT MONDAY NIGHT
I An iiiteivMln- nulling of i!n
,'t'iiivei.sily rluh has been aiuniitm
. "t'd for next .Motiilay evening. Jan-
,n. try 27, to he held ut the Epls
: copal psriph hall. Final firruuge
Clients lor the play and dunce to
1 he sponsored by I ho club some
J time early hi February, will be
.made. A pleasant soeiul hour hn
'been planned to follow the busi
ness meeting.
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(ART AND EMBROIDERY
'CLUB WILL MEET AT
fWORTHINGTON HOME
'i he member of the Itoselxiru
.Art and Embroidery club have
been invited to be the ttiirst of
' Mrs. H'MM v Wort hlnulon ul her
,iome on Eul Lane ilief-t lor tiexi
Vedueday alteniuuu, Juuuuiy 2if.
0(EDEM
By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER
SURPRISE PARTY GIVEN
MR. AND MRS. LAURANCE
ON FRIDAY EVENING
Friday evening a group of
friends and relatives of Mr. uud
Mrs. Raymond Eaurauce and fam
ily gathered at their home in
Green for a surprise potluck sup
per and house warming.
Music and games were the eve
ning's enteriuinment.
l.uler the guest presented the
honor guests with a very lovely
floor lain p.
Those honoring M r. and M rs.
Laurance, son and daughter, H. C.
and Julia, were: Mr. and Mrs.
James Eaurauce, G. H. Ltiurance.
Mr. and Mrs. Wlllard Eaurauce,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Murks, Fred
Huntley, Mr. and Mrs. Pert Lau
rence, Mr. and Mrs. 1). Coon, Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Durnett, Mr. und
Mrs. Custer Eaurauce, Mr. and
Mrs. Theodore Pelterson and Wal
ter Fillhauer of Kan Francisco,
Miss iliille liurks. Miss Marjorie
Coon, Miss Franclne uud Miss ,
Murbara Eaurunce, Hayden Iu li
ra nee, Gury Gordon Burnett, Earl
Oakley und Jivld Uurks,
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TOWNSEND AUXILIARY
HAS SPLENDID MEETING
ON WEDNESDAY
The Townsend auxiliary held a
splendid meeting at the club rooms
Wednesday, The new officers, Mrs. ;
Sophia Weuver, president; Dr. '
Mmy Moore, secretary, and Flora 1
Nichols, treustirer, had churge of
the bufiinoHs session.
The club discussed arrange-;
litems for the masquerade bull to
be given Fehruury 6 at Oriental
Gardens. Prizes will be given for
the best costume at the bull, also
Tor the most comicul costumes.
For those not attending in mas
querade, a mask will be furnished
them ut the entrance. Keith Phil
lips' orchestra, will furnish the
music for the affair.
Mrs. Iteglna Sawyers and Mrs.
Kophia Weaver gave tulks uud Mrs.
Mollle bhumbrook read a selection
of original poems. At the close of
the meeting refreshments were
served. The next meeting will be
held FeDiuary 5.
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LADY ELKS HAVE
ENJOYABLE SOCIAL
EVENING ON THURSDAY
The Ijidy Elks enjoyed a very
pleasant social evening Thursday
ut the temple with Mrs. Charles
Healy and Mrs, Albert Micelli, con
test chairmen, acting us Joint hos
tesses, j
Pinochlo und ton tract bridge
wei'Bmjoyud wttp Mr.: Charles
Bojd' Winning tho high score prise
lor the former und Mrs. E. It.
MetKger winning the contract
bridge prize.
Those enjoying the evening in
cluded Mrs. E. II. Metzger, Mrs.
Charles lioyd, Mrs. Eillie It. Kin
ney, Al i s. E. E. Sherman, M rs.
Hazel Dixon, Mrs. A. J. llochradel,
Mrs. h. W. MeUger, Mrs. A. K.
Kent, Mrs. Irvln Itrunn und the
hostesses, Mrs. llealy and Mrs.
Mlcelll.
The next meeting will be held
February G.
MASONIC DINNER 18
LARGE AFFAIR OF
WEDNESDAY EVENING
The dinner meeting of Euiirel
lodge No. 1H, A, F. und A. M., held
al the Masonic temple Wednesday
evening was one of the largest af
fairs of the week. Coveiri were
placed at hcuutl lully uppoiuted
I a hies for one hundred and live.
Guests from Mississippi, Florida.
Mont sua, Wyoming uud all .Ma
sonic lodges in Douglas county en
joyed the nllalr.
The past musters put on tho de
gree work following the dinner.
Tiie six-thirty o'clock dinner was
served by members of Itoseburg
chapter of Eastern Siar.
Resort Styles Are Streamlined
! fen feyiy
Jlathinp nuits, ports woar nnd more formal attire worn at winter
j-c sort a this sca-nn rcilcct a decided streamlined influence as dem
onstrated by the i-tyli Mem by this group of comely models at aa
cn4.faihion show at Misiui, Ela,
"Flying Clerk"
,'Vi -
rut it,
Mary Griffin
Trancing' and movies are minor in
terests to Mils Mary GrifHn of
jYoungstown, O., -whoso cnthuai
asm for aviation Inspired her to
clerk In a drug store to finance
flying lessons.
WOMEN'S MISSIONARY
SOCIETY HAS FINE
MEETING ON THURSDAY
The Women's Missionary society
of the Uaplist church held u very
iuterestlug meeting Thursday after
noon in the church parlors with
Mrs. George Caiikey in charge of
the business session. Mrs. Frank
Htnfl'aiisun gave the secretary's re
port and Mrs. C. P. S noddy pre
sented the treasurer's report.
Miss Mlna Glle had charge of the
devotionals und Mrs. John Pentuey
hud churge of the program on the
subject, "GohpoI Trials and Peace."
She Vas assisted by Mrs. Harry
Hoffman, Mrs. J. F. Uyrd, Mrs. C.
H. Wickham, Mrs. Ira llyrd, Mrs.
C. W. Harrl8.and Mrs. J. Wolford.
At tho tea hour lovely refresh
ments were served by Mrs. Wurren
Cluuke, Mrs. T. W. Thoniuson and
Mrs. George Caskey. A very large
und interest lug meeting was en
joyed and the synthetic food sule
sponsored brought u substantial
umouut.
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YOUNG LUTHERANS
LEAGUE HOLDS
MEETING TUESDAY
An Interesting meeting of the
Young Lutherans league of the St.
Paul's Lutheran church wus held
Tuesduy evening at the home of
Mr. und Mrs. Svlweator, The topic
for the evening wus based on a por
tion of St. Euke. Discussion was
followed by u business meeting.
A social hour followed in which
different games were enjoyed. Ea
ter refreshments were served to
llulen Sundnii, Margaret Culp, Vir
ginia Culp, Viola Fridluud. Vera
Goetz, Vera Gorthy, Doris Gorthy,
Hot man Fridluud, Lewis Wilson,
Art Long, Clarence Wentherford,
Cluude Taylor, Wayne Miller und
Itev. and Mrs. Sylwester.
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PUBLIC INVITED TO
SCHOLARSHIP LOAN FUND
SILVER TEA WEDNEtDA' '
' A most cordial weleome has been
extended by ttie boai tf tuenibeis oi
tbe nosevai'K Womun's club, to the
general public to attend the annual
wcnolarstilp Loan Fund tea of the
Koseburg Woman's club to be held
from three to five o'clock next
Wednesday afternoon. January 2tf,
in the clubhouse.
A continuous program will De
presented throughout the tea hour.
Arrangements for this charming af
fair are in charge ot the members
of the Itoseburg Woman's club
board, of which Mis. C. 6. Helii-
lin.i la president.
Mrs. Heinliue and Mrs. Homer
W. Grow huve charge of the pro
gram; the table and room decora
tions are in charge of Mrs. 1-osier
tiutner, Mrs. E. T. Nelson, Mrs.
Walter Fisher, Mrs. Lyle Marat era
und Mrs. Uertlia Purrott, and the
serving is in charge of Mrs. Scott
Williams, Mrs. William Hell, Mrs.
A. C. Mursters, Mrs. L. Kohl ha gen
Sr., and Mrs. W. K. Oil.
Kvery member of the club Is es
pecially urged to support this most
worthwhile project, which is spon
sored annually for tho purpose of
helping Oregon girls to obtain an
educuilon, who otherwise would be
unable to do so.
The ladies of Rose burg and sur
rouuding communities have been
most cordially invited to call at
the clubhouse and enjoy the pro
gram and tea between the hours
of three and five o'clock next Wed
nesday afternoon.
LADIES OF COUNTRY CLUB
ENJOY THURSDAY PLAYING
BRIDGE AND GOLFING
The ladies of the Rose burg Coun
try club held their weekly bridge
tournament play at ten o clock
Thursday morning ut the club
house with Mrs. George H. Smith
winning the prize for high score.
The noon luncheon wus enjoyeu
by Mrs. Walter b is her, Mrs. H.
A. Davis, Mrs. George H. Smith,
Mrs. J. E. Marks, Mrs. H. C.
Steams, Mrs. C. W. Wharton, Mrs.
Phil Harth, Mrs. J. F. Dillard, Mrs.
Kenneth Quine, Mrs. W. E. Ott,
M rs. Ivan Pickens, M rs. Broad
way, Mrs. Thomas Parkinson and
Mrs. H. T. Hansen.
The business meeting was con
ducted by the captain, Mrs. Fish
er, at which time plans were dis
cussed for a dance to be sponsor
ed some time during the first week
in February, the date of which will
be announced later.
Golfing was enjoyed In the after
noon with Mrs. J. E. Marks and
Mrs. H. C. Stearns tying for low
score.
Next Thursday the ludies plan
to meet at the clubhouse at twelve
o dock for a potluck luncheon and
will hold their bridge tournament
play during the afternoon hours.
SURPRISE PARTY GIVEN
MISS EILEEN KLEIST ON
BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY
Miss Eileen Kleist was pleus;
antly surprised on her birthday an
niversary Saturday, When a group
of friends' Called at her home ut
Coos Junction to celebrate the oc
cusion. Games and cards were enjoyed
during the evetiing, after winch
the group attended the dauco and
later returned to the home for re
freshments, which were served by
Miss Petty KusHell und Miss Lil
lian Thompson ut a table attrac
tively uppoiuted with u birthday
cuke and tull lighted tapers. Those
enjoying the delightful affair in
cluded Miss Kleist, guest of honor.
Miss Hetty Hussell, Miss Lillian
Thompson, Miss Grace Lady, Miss
Virginia Winston, Miss Mary Joan
Parkinson, Miss Velda Hoffmeister
and Miss Wiltua Uurks. Lovely
gifts were presented to Miss
Kleist.
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MID-WEEK BIBLE
CLASS HAS MEETING
AT ERNO HOME
The Miil-Week llible class or St.
Paul s Lutheran church met at the
home or Mrs. Frank Erno to dis
cuhb the Hible references to ter
nal life. Members present included
Miss Stolt, Mrs. Currier, Mrs.
Voight, Mrs. Vogt, Airs. V. An
drlaeff, Mrs. Priist, iMrs. N. An
drlueff, Mrs. Ileecioft. Mrs. Nor
wood, Mrs. C. Gorthy, Mrs. W.
Sylwester, Mrs. Pricdltiml, Mrs.
Craven, Mrs. Iiic hnrdsou, Mrs.
Loomis, Mrs. Mortimer, Mrs. Van
Voorst, Mrs. Smith uud Mrs. F.rno.
Dainty refreshments were served
ut the tea hour by Mrs. Krno. The
next meeting will be held Febru
ary 5 at the home of Mrs. Voignt.
CHRISTINA TRAPALIS
CELEBRATES EIGHTH
BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY
At a very delightful party Chris
tlmi Mavis TrapultH celebrated her
eighth birthday anniversary Thurs
day afternoon at the home of her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. George
Trapalin. on Ella street. Lovely
gifts were presented by the guests
to Christina and the arternoon
hours were very enjoyably spent in
playing games and having music.
At five o'clock Mrs. Trupalls
served delicious refreshments at a
table beauttlully decorated entirely
in u pink color nun! if. Covers were
placed for Christina Mavis, guest
of honor. Joyce tjniue. Rose .Mane
Chi Icon. Georgeiie Sliaiiklin, Dnzte
Mae Hoffmeister. Irene Trapnlis.
Juno and Jniiti Uoyle. Audrey Kos
lund, llurbara Garrison. Siiiiiev
Oglo, Clair Petitt. Luvetn .Mats-
tors. Martin Garrison, Robert Hor
de and'Hobby Hanson.
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JOB'S DAUGHTERS
WILL HOLD FIRST TERM
MEETING NEXT THURSDAY
The Job's Daughters win hold
their first meeting of the new
term next Thursday night. Janu
ary huviug changed the meet
ing niiiht from Tueoday to Thurs
day on uccouut of the F.astei u
Star Golden anniversary to be
held January 2. Miss Marjorie,
Johnson, new queen, will preside.
ltb Mrs. Muda Whli'We. new uar
iIUU, piescut. ' i
Success Story
Re nee Norton, Brooklyn stenog
rapher, was so eager to become a
singer that she went to work for
Elizabeth Major, New York voice
coach, to pay for her lessons. Now
her perseverance has been reward
ed, for the soprano has won the an
nual prize of the MacDowell Society
and is the recipient of radio and
concert offers.
MRS. CHESTER MORGAN
ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLUB
AT LOVELY LUNCHEON '
At a lovely one o'clock luncheon
Friday, Mrs. Chester Morgan en
tertained her bridge club at her
attractive home in Laurel wood.
Bouquets of daffodils graced the
serving tables. Covers were arrang
ed lor Mrs. C. H. Wade, Mrs. D.
B. Hubur, Mrs. Ivan Pickens, Mrs.
Clair K. Allen, Mrs. L. E. MeClin
tock, Mrs. P. M. Lee. Miss Helen
Casey und the hostess, Mrs. Mor
gan. High score for the afternoon's
contract bridge play was held by
Mrs. Lee.
TUESDAY EVENING
SEWING CLUB ENTERTAINED
AT L. A. MILES HOME
Mrs. L. A. Miles very gracious
ly entertained her sewing club
Tuesday evening at her home on
Cobb street. Alter a pleasant so
cial hour of sewing and visiting,
Mrs. Miles served delicious refresh
ments to Mrs. J. Jarvis Robert
son, Mrs. D. W. Radubuugh, Mrs.
R. M. Church, Mrs. David Hess,
Mrs. J. A. Hart, Mrj. Guy Mill
tonye and Mrs. Ted KuEsill.
The next meeting of the club
will be held February 4 at the
home of Mrs. Mintouye on Ham
few numbers.
BIRTHDAY CLUB IS
ENTERTAINED FRIDAY
AT THOMPSON HOME
Mrs. Ina Stromquist entertain
ed" the Winston Birthday club Fri
diiy afternoon ut the 1. D. Thorn p1
sou home in Winston.
A delicious luncheon was served
at 1:30 by Mrs. Stromquist and
pinochle was enjoyed during the
afternoon.
Mrs. Esther Zellar of Dillard,
Mrs. Clay Smith and Mrs. Theo
dore Peterson were guests for the
afternoon.
Among the members present
were: Mrs. Ada Smith, Mrs. Meta
Thompson, Mrs. Mable Taylor,
Mrs. Grace Kleist, Mrs. Hopple,
Mrs. Peppier, Mrs. Icy lloflmeis
ter, Mrs. Lillian Person, Mrs. Lena
Burks and MrH. Dora Wilson.
H. 0. A. CLUB IS
ENTERTAINED BY
MISS PEARL JONES
gracious hostess Wednesduy after
gracoius hostess Wednesday after
noon, when she entertained the
M. O. A. club at her home in Riv
eredule. Sewing and visiting were
enjoyed until four o'clock, when
Miss Jones served very lovely re
freshments to Mrs. C. H. Calkins,
Mrs. J. E. Murks, Mrs. C. Tipton.
Mrs. Georgo Pickle, Mrs. Elvln
Cluuke, Mrs. George Powers, Mrs.
L. L. Wimberly, Mrs. Ed Helmboldt
and Mrs. C. W. Cook.
The next meeting w'll be held
February 5 ut the home of Mrs. J.
E. Marks. ,
Oh, for the Life
y
Ik
Such dUadvnntafrrs as having to endure long hours of rehearsals and
weigh in daily to avoid getting overweight are overcome for these
chorines who migrated from the chill winds of Broadway to Miami,
I'U., to play in the ficor show of a night club there during the resort
season.
PROGRESSIVE PINNER
ENJOYED BY A TO Z
CLUB MONDAY EVENING
The A to Z club enjoyed a de
HgliUul progressive dinner on Mon
day evening. At seven o'clock
cocktails were served to the club
members and guests by Mrs. Chas.
M. O'M alley and Mrs. Jess Hamil
ton at the apartment of Mrs.
O'Malley in the Rose hotel, fol
lowing which the salad course was
Berved by Mrs. Irving Doucette
and Miss I net Crosta at the lat
ter 's apartment in the Kohlhagen
apartments. The main course was
served by Miss Helen Casey, Miss
Marie Langenberg, Mrs. Wesley
Urandhorst and Miss Coletta Lan
genberg at the Casey borne on
Hlakely street. The dinner con
cluded with a dessert course at the
G. H. Hoxie home in Laurel wood,
served by Mrs. G. H. Hoxie and
Miss Ann Sinnott.
Later In tiie evening three tables
of contract bridge were In play.
The following members and guests
were present: Miss Doris Jackson,
Mrs. Ray Webber. Mrs. Stella
(Juine, guests, and Mrs. Charles
M. O'Malley, Mrs. Jess Hamilton,
Mrs. Irving Doucette, Mrs. Wesley
Brandhorsl. Mrs. G. H. Hoxie, Miss
Inez Crosta, Miss Helen Casey,
Miss Marie Langenberg, Miss Co
letta Langenberg and Miss Ann
Sinnott.
EAGLES AUXILIARY
HOLDS CARD PARTY
AT HUDNELL HOME
The ladies auxiliary to the F. O.
E. held a delightful card party
Tuesday at the Arthur Hudnell
home on Hose street for members
and friends.
Cards were enjoyed and prizes
were awarded to Mrs. Merle Dus-
seau, high score, and Mrs. Jennie
Midland, low, for five hundred;
Mrs. Homer Kronke, high and Mrs.
Mary Long, low for pinochle. The
door prize wus won by Mrs. Mar
garet Pendegrass.
A buffet supper was served fol
lowing the card party to Mrs. Kath
eriue Slnniger, Mrs. Merle Dub
Beau, Mi-B. Esther Berman, Mrs,
Mildred Fogle, Mrs. Lillian Hill,
Mrs. Mollle Joleson, Mrs. Cora
Sims, Mrs. Anna Joelson. Mrs. Mar
garet Pentlegruss, Mrs. Belle Cren
shaw, Mrs. Clara Frew, Mrs. Mary
Morgan, Mrs. Mable Stevens, Mrs.
Mary Long, Mrs. Dorothy Teater,
Mrs. Delta Cole. Mrs. Hazel Alt-
huus, Mrs. Nettie Woodruff, Mrs.
Mary Muthews, Mrs. Muude Span-
cake, Mrs. Mallssa Conn, Mrs. Kate
Tannlund, Mrs. Auna Trozelle, Mrs.
Pearl Meredith, Mrs. Mayme Hud
nell, Mrs. May Conklin, MIbs Addie
Hill and the hostess, Mrs. Mayme
Hudnell.
The next regular meeting will be
held at the Eagles hall January 28.
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PAST PRESIDENTS CLUB
HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING
ON MONDAY AFTERNOON
The Past Presidents club of the
George S tanner auxiliury met on
Monday afternoon at the Ira Byrd
home with Mrs. J. F. Byrd as hos
tess. Mrs. Leona Webb was initiat
ed into the club.
-Mrs. Bessie, dinger was the
guest" of honor of the afternoon
as she Is the new president of the
George btarmer auxiliury. Sewing
and visiting were enjoyed until the
tea hour, when delicious refresh
ments were served at a beautiful
ly appointed table to Mrs. Bessie
Lunger, Mrs. S. W, Starmer, Mrs.
Hubert Wright, Mrs. W. C. Prints,
Mrs. R. W. Rodgers, Mrs. Percy
Webb, Sr., Mrs. Ira Byrd and Mrs.
J. F. Byrd.
The next meeting will be held
February 3 at the home of Airs.
Printz.
B. P. W. C. WILL
HAVE DINNER MEETING
NEXT MONDAY NIGHT
The Business aud Professional
Women s ciub will hold a six-thirty
o'clock dinner meeting at Carl's
Tavern next Monday evening, Jan
uary 27, with Mrs. Thomas Parkin
son as general chairman of the
thrift program. Rev. Charles A. Ed
wards will be the speaker at this
meeting.
D. OF U. V. AUXILIARY
WILL MEET AT BARRACKS
FOR CARDS NEXT TUESDAY
The members of the Patrick Kel
ley auxiliary to Veterans of For
eign Wars w ill meet at the soldiers
home barracks at two o'clock next
Tuesday afternoon, January 28, to
play cards. All members are urged
to attend.
of a Chorine!
Louisiana jsaruug
Miss Ursula Campion
"The Darling of Louisiana State
University" was the title eon,
ferred on Visa Ursula Compton,
bore, of Alexandria, La., co-ed
selected 'to personify the song of
the tame title, composed by the
late Huey P. Long and dedicated
to the university.. ;
American Legion
Auxiliary- Activities
By Mrs. Walter S. Fisher
Our Motto: We honor the dead
by serving the living. . "
Cumulative proof of the Inter
est women are taking In govern'
mental affairs was evidenced at
the regular Wednesday afternoon
meeting of Umpqua Unit, when,
following an analysis of the four
measures to be voted upon at the
special election this mouth bv
Senator Walter Pishen a lively
panoi discussion or tne bills was
taken up. Pertinent questions
were propounded by aome mem-
oers, intelligent observations
made by others, and altogether It
was one of the most stimulating
and satisfactory meetings held by
the unit during the winter. Ac-
coming to our president. Mrs.
Thomas Parkinson, this is but a'
torerunner of similar future occa
sions when guest speakers will
be called in to present matters ot
public Interest, following which
tnere win be an open forum when
members will be ureed to tell
what they think about the topics
being considered. It might be of
interest to know that the sales
at tne Wednesday meeting.
Constitution Will Be Studied
At the next Wednesday after
noon meeting an Intensive study
of the constitution of the United
States will be started. The histor
ical background leading up to the
drafting of this sacred document,
the stateBmeu who contributed
their genius in its composition
all ot tliese will be studied and
reported upon by members asslen
ed to this work. Mrs. Carl E.
vwniuerly, Mra. Belle Broadway
Mrs. Clair K. Allen, Mrs. Roy
Young, Mrs. A. O. Rose and Mrs.
Maud Steffanson will be among
tut) speaiters at me next meeting.
Eugene Legionnaires Visit
Facility Sunday
About 20 visitors from the Eu
gene post and unit, laden with
some seven boxes of large rosy
cheeked apples, cauie to Rose
burg last Sunday and visited the
oarracks and hospital of the local
veterans' facility. Among the
guests were Mrs. Glen Lewis. ni-Bs-
Ideut of the Eugene unit, and
Mrs. Ruth Johnson, unit secretary.
Itoseburg auxiliary and legion
members who greeted the visitors
and conducted them through tbe
facility were Mr. and Mrs. Rov
Young, Mrs. Irving Reigul, Bert
i. uates, aim, ot course, that in
comparable legionnaire, George
irapaiis. Eugene boasts an excel
lent Little Theater croup and It
is the plan of the Eugene chapter
to onng tnese players to Rose
burg when the facility recreation
building is completed. Visitors
are always warmly received at
tne lacii.iy by Mrs. Ottilia Ashton
new recreational director, and our
ever cordial Colonel E. F. Tandy,
head of the facility.
Party at Barracks on Tuesday
About 60 men participated in
tho "beano" party given by mem
bers of the auxiliary at the bar
racks on Tuesday afternoon. As
prlies for skill in this game, cig
arettes and candy bars were giv
en, there were also several
tables of bridge conducted by
Mrs. Justine StepheiiBon and Mrs.
Ted Post. Mrs. Irving iteigal, Mrs.
Roy Young and Mrs. Ashton bad
charge of the "beano" game,
which was a huge success. The
lobbies of the third, fourth and
fifth floors of the hospital have
taken on new life this week with
the installation of six reaillne
lamps, which were sent down by
wie uepanmeni Monday.
Commission Meets Monday
The auxiliary convention- com
mission held a brief meeting last
.Monday at the child welfare room
in the Medical Arts building. The
xrnundwork for the convention is
being laid and subcommittees for
the various activities are beluc
selected.
The commission, composed or
Mm. Moy Young, chairman. Mrs.
Ned lilxnn. Mrs. Rudolph Ititzman.
Mrs. K. B. Stewart. Mrs. Thomas
Parkinson. Mrs. (leorire Mil tee and
Mrs. Earl Ullrich. - will meet antn
next Mouda afternoon at the child
enure room at z p. m, ;
EASTERN STAR WILL
CELEBRATE FIFTIETH"' '
ANNIVERSARY TUESDAY; - - . jf
One of the largest and most
charming affairs of the year- will "
be the golden anniversary of the'
Roseburg chapter of Eastern 8tar.
la be celebrated here next Tues
day, January 28. About one hun
dred and fifty guests from out-of-
town are expected to be here to
celebrate with the Roseburg chap
ter members.
Arrangements have been made
for the out-of-town guests to meet
at the Elks temple rooms during .
the afternoon. Registration will be
held there from one o clock on. .
Dressing rooms have been arrang
ed for the convenience of tbe
guests.
At 6:30 o clock a banquet will
be served at the Umpqua hotel.
Registration of all members and
guests planning to attend the ban--
quet has been requeated to be
made to Mrs. Frances Lintott at
Parslow's Furniture store not lat
er than tonight.
Following the banquet at the
Umpqua the guests and members
will go to the Masonic temple for
a social hour and pragram.
NORTHSIOE SUNSHINE
CLUB MEETS AT INGELS
HOME ON THURSDAY .
The regular meeting of tlio
Northside Sunshine club wus held
Thursday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. L W. Ingels. A Bhort busi
ness meeting was held with Mrs.
Roscoe MarBters, president, in
charge. Visiting and games were
enjoyed during the social hour with
prizes going to Mrs. Bollou and
Mrs. Harness.
At the tea hour Mrs. Ingels1 serv- i
ed delicious refreshments to Mrs.
Howard Casebeer, Mrs. Homer
Kronke and Mrs. Jennie Leach,
guests, ond Mrs. Mable Harness,
Mrs. E. P. Ballou, Mrs. William
Fisher, Mrs. Roscoe Marsters, Mrs.
Henry Worthington, Mrs. Glenn
Cox, Mrs. Helen Carstens and Mrs.
N. R. Fisher, members.
The next meeting will be held
February 13 at the home of Mrs.
E. P. Ballou at Kelley's Korner.
MRS. GUY CORDON IS
HOSTESS TO BRIDGE CLUB
ON TUESDAY EVENING
Jasmine formed attractive bou
quets for the serving tables used
by Mi-s. Guy Cordon, Tuesday eve
ning, when she entertained her
bridge club at her home on Eust
Lane street. Covers were pluced
lor Mrs. G. H. Hoxie, a guest, and
Mrs. Ivan Pickens, Mrs. C. B. Wade,.
Mrs. J. R, Wharton, Mrs. Kenneth
Qulne, Mrs. D. B. Bubar, Mrs. ;
Chester Morgan and the hostess. :
Mrs. Cordon.
The prize for the evening's con-
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U. S. V. HOSPITAL
By Ottilia K. Ashton
Tuesday of last week- the vet
erans spent a veiy pleasant after
noon at cards with the V. F. W.
ladies acting as hostesses. Games
of contract bridge, pinochle and
tive-huudred were- in -progress,
with cigarettes being awarded as
prizes. : .
The patients have been enjoy
ing the programs presented espec
ially for uiem by the Roseburg
broadcasting station, KRNlt. They
also appreciate having their re
quest numbers granted.
Tuesday of this week a very en
joyable afternoon at home was
sponsored by the state and local
American Legion auxiliary. There
were groups piaylng pinochle and
contract bridge, wim a large group
playing "beano." Cigarettes and
candy bars were given as prizes,
it was ailficult to tell which group
was having the best time Juuglng
from the laughter and noise lu
general.
Members of the American Le
gion of Eugene and their auxiliary
visited the veterans Sunday after
noon, distributing as a special
treat seven boxes of apples.
Judging from the inauy promises
of programs and entertainment we
have had from groups and Indi
viduals when our new recreational
tnMlmg is completed we will nev
er have a dull moment. The En
gene Legiouaires hope to interest
members ot "The Little Theater"
group of Eugene to bring some ot
tneir plays to our hospiial for the
entettainment of the veterans.
Maine Harvest Queen
Ana Holmes
A harvest moon nnd this harvest'
queen, Miss. Ann Holmes of Au-
usta, wh was crowned Maine
Harvest Queen of 1935 by Gov.1
Louis J. Brann, should be all that
any young man could define .
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