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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG, NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1. 1936. Social Calendar Monday, Fbrry t Kullerton l'.-T. A. ineetliiK at . four o'clock in afternoon at itcuoul- house, founders day program, Past president to be gueBis oi lion or. Tea. 1'ust Presidents club of the George tiiuriuur auxiliary after noon meeting at home di Mm, W. C. Printz in west UoiulmiK. itose IVi'. A. meeting at 7; 30 In evening at scnooliiouse. Founder's day program tu ciiarge of Mm. ltuy O. young. iUisoburg junior Woman' club evening business mentiug at club houue to be followed by second birthday anniversary party. Mrs. 1. M. Dunn and Miss Georgia tumavy. Joint hostesses. Lilac circle, No. 49, Neighbors of Woodcraft, meeting at ?:3U at I. (J. O. F. bail. New officers In cum go. li. i'. W. C. glee club will meet ut 7:16 In evening at studio of the director, Mrs. C. 8. Heiuline. NJssaki Camp Kile handicraft mooting from four to five o'clock in Kofteburg Woman's clu brooms. Tuesday, February 4 : Kveniug sewing club to meet ut home of Mrs. J. Jurvis Hobertsoti on Kast La no street. Choral club practice meeting ut 10 u. in. ut studio of director, Mm. c. n. Hemline. KosebuiK Woman's club 1:30 o clock dessert-lunch eon ut club house. Mrs. W. M. Campbell in charge of program on "Kducutlon, Annual Initiation of American Legion auxiliary ut eight o'clock In auxiliary rooms ut armory. Inter esting program. P. L. Crittenden speaks on the I'reumble of the Constitution. Social hour, refresh- ments. Wednesday, February 5 Sunflower club to meet ut home .of Airs. Ueorge Marsh on Jioueritt vreuk. bouth Knd Social alub afternoon meeting ut home of Mrs. Uism Wil liams. Jl. O. A. club uftiiruoo'ti meeting li nomu of Alia. J. ii. Alur ts. Sewing club uiteinooii meeting at Geoigo Campueil huiuu witn Mrs. Wlills Myers und Airs. Junius tauiuuell, Joint hostuKBes. . inter-tie Kludy club onothirly o'clock duHsort-iuncliuou at nomu ut Airs. K. It. llraud. Mrs. U . At Laiunbell and Airs. Churied Hour, . nur in cnuiKe of m um am. Alurry-tlcwtouud club oue-tblrty ociock uusBuil-lmicheon ut Clav Smith home at Winston with Airs. Jarl Smith us Hostess. Jtuseburg Art und JSnihruldorv club afternoon meeting at home .or jura. Jiomy Worth natou. New Idea club to bo guuxts of , Airs. . i). llui ris ut outvihlrtv o'clock luncheou at Curl's Tavern. social hour to follow at V. It JJuckluxham home on South Hteph- , tins siroei. Thursday, February 0 C. 14. uud U. club evening moot ing ut ieicnur iiume on bu.iiu 1'iue street wltu iU is. K eiy u Fletcher and Airs, urace Owuu, Joint Hostesses. Townsuuu auxlli.-.ry uiusquurude bull at uueutui gardens, fines lut costumes, lvciin I'iiiuipd utcuudiitt tu play. Public invited. Luuy i.iivH to in tun ut eight uLiuLs. ai lempie. I'rizus ior inn ot-hie uud contract bridge. Uui den Vailey W umvn a club at- ternuun iiikhIiiiii m miiii..,.ii. Ludies of Itonubuig Country club iu litvoi ul iu a. in. siuup tor i weekly bridge pluy. I'otluck uuhii- eon at noon and if weuuicr per ; mils, golfing In afternoon. Friday, February 7 Pro Amertcu republican VUU meeting from two to throe o'ciock ut l niH,ua hotel. . Afternoon meet lug of Wlnatou J . 1 . A. at schuulboutte. IMted and Chat club afternoon . meeting at two o'clock at home oi Alls, li, W. Keastiy. All members cordially Invited. . Saturday, February 8 ItoKeburg I uiintry emu members uud Invited K-els to enjoy dance Horn ten to oue o'clock at Coun try cluhhoutte. Keith Pulillps or chestra to furnish music. Commit tee includes Mrs. I'nil llmth. MIhb Helen Casey. .Mrs. Kred Lockwooil und All's. Geurg H. Smith. Catholic ladies wilt sponsor rum jiuiko sale from y u. m. to I p. in. IK ht. JoMeph s purish hull. Mrs. Lmy JennliiKs und Mrs. Kuyeliu J-aiigenberg, Joint chairmen. KivuiBduie Ktanae cooKed food sale at MeKeun und llaldv.iu's in teud of I lut I list of the mouth. February ?4 Vnlenliuo ball ai armory at N:II0 o'clork to be spoiittored by Vliivendiy duh. Public Invited. Joe blrcy' orrlieHtru to play. February 16 District couvenllon of Junior Woiuuu'B cIiiIih In lioKi'lnirg. February 20 Public Invited to attend noon luncheon fiom 1i :Si to I: an nYlork in parlors of rim IMe.-thytejiun church. J.adle aid hosiestieH. J!? O f FtlVERSDALE ORANGE BENEFIT SUPPER AND CARD PARTY IS HELD ItlvoiKdule grunge Indies upon soled a very dHlu-l.t till benefit wvi'ii o'clotk supiM-r and card pauy ut the new itranKe hall Wednonday evening In rulne prt cenls for the building fund. Curds were enjoyed during Ihe eveulim hours with high score M i, s col mr ut Mm. P. T. linear und Altuiuey I. II. laddie. dD(EDELW By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER POPULAR, ROSEBURG COUPLE ARE MARRIED SUNDAY, JANUARY 26 Alius L'rsu Cope land and Theo dore Herbert Heinz, both of ItoKe burg, were married at a lovely wedding Sunday, January 20, ut the home of Mr. and Airs. l. K. Coffel In West Koseburg. Kev. W. C. haucetle, pastor of Kirst Pres byterian church, performed the ceremony. The briil o was very attractive in a lovely aquamarine silk-knit suit, which was mude tullorcd with short puffed sleeves and a corded sash. Airs. D. V. Colfel, matron of honor, wore a, frock of navy blue flowered silk. Air. Coffel acted as best umn tu the bridegroom. Following the service a charm ing luncheon was served by MrB. Coffel, assisted by Mrs. Dale Bol singer. Covers were arranged for Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Heinz, Mr. und Mrs. 1). F. Coffel, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Uolaimter, Air. and Mrs. James Allller, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Vernon, Mrs. Ann Coflel. Allss Joanne llutsfuger, Miss Barbara Vernon, AIIsb Wlnnlhed Coffel, Darrel Vernon, Laurie Corfel, Glenn Miller and David Bolslnger. O X WALTER SINGLETON HONORED AT SURPRISE DINNER PARTY SUNDAY Walter Singleton was very pleas antly surprised on his birthday anniversary Sunday when Mrs Singleton enterluiued at a lovely two-thirty o'clock turkey dinner at their attractive home on Ka&t Doug- la. afreet, Hed carnations and fern and tall lighted tapers graced the serving table. The canillelighted birthday cake was cut ut the table. Mrs. Singleton was assisted In serving by Mrs. A. H. 'iaylor. Covers were arrunged for Air. ;ind Mrs. Walter Singleton, Mr. and Mrs. U Al. Lilly and son, Jorry, Mrs. W. H. Hum), of Bond, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Tayloi and duu alitor, MlfiH Athalle, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Hawn and Ford Singleton. Visiting was enjoyed during the pleasant afternoon hours. . tii SURPRISE PARTY GIVEN MR. SINGLETON BY FRIENDS MONDAY Thirty-five friends called ut the home of Mr. and Airs. Waller Sin gleton on Kiist Douglas street Mon day evening to surprise AD'. Sin gleton on his birthday anniver sary. A wry fine gilt wa present ed by the group to Mr. SiuiOeton. A delicious Blx-tiiirty ociock pot luck supper was isurved n'r lahh't. baa MWjiyjup pointed uud cymurml with ' uuiiqueta of red curnatlonH. The blrtnduy cake, a beautiful four-tiered pink and white deco rated affair lighted by candles, baked and decorated by Iih. A., 1J. 'Uuylor, wuh cut ut the table. (James uud visiting were enjoy ed during the pleumiut evening hours. A second mirprlse that even ing wus enjoyed by Mr. Singleton when he received a birthday con- gruiulutloim telegram Irom IiIh son. Wulhtce Singleton, uud family, ut Whlttler, Calif. 7 . INTER-SE STUDY CLUB WILL MEET AT BRAND HOME WEDNESDAY Mrs. It. It. lirund has invited the members of (bo Inter-Se Study club to a one-thirty o'clock dessert luncheon to be given ut her home iu West Uosehurg noxt Wednesduy, February 5, Mrs. W. M. Campbell and Mrs. Charles. Douruor will huvu charge of the study hour. Michigan Winter Sports Queen, S ol3 G t"'. f "c ;) o n c . o tf o Trnvcrso Clty' nolcction of civic beauty to Uend the annual Mich lKn.wlntr carnival at Tctoskcy thouldn't cauto any slump in mu nicipal. prid..Mit Jtan NcNanus, thf beauty honored, benlji.n ndi an ardent iporttwonian. KEYSTONE CLUB IS ENTERTAINED AT WIL80N HOME TUESDAY The Keystone club members en Joyed a very pleasant afternoon Tuesday at the home of the presi dent, Airs. It. H. Wilson, on South Jackson street. Houijuets of Jas mine and pussywillows were used about the rooms. Games were enjoyed and a short business meeting was held, at which time plana were made for a Valentine party to be held at the Methodist Episcopal church parlors Friday night, February 14. The husbands of the members will be invited as guests. At four o'clock tea was served to Mrs. Frederick J. Porter, a guest, and the following club mem burs: Mrs. J. H. Wilson, Mrs. li. C. Klllott, Airs. Hugh Harrison. Mrs. Ned Dixon. Mrs. F. G. Burr. Mrs. W. C. Ztfller, Mrs. H. I-ana-gan, Airs. John Weutheriord, Mrs. Koscoe Alarsters, Airs. It- L. Irv ing, Airs. Ralph Leonard, Mrs, Har old McKay, Mrs. Ud llorgen and Miss Martha Yeo. The next meeting of the club will be February 25 at which time Mrs. II. D. McKay and Mrs. K. A. llrltton will be joint hostesses. O CATHOLIC LADIES 6EWING SOCIETY HAS SOCIAL MEETING The Catholic Ladles Sewing so ciety members enjoyed a very pleasunt social meeting Wednes day afternoon at the purish hull with Mrs. Fayette Langenberg and her daughter, Mrs, C. M. O'Alulley, us Joint hostesses. r Ive-bundred and viBtting were enjoyed until the tea hour, when delicious refreshments were serv ed by the hostesses. A rummage sale has been an nounced by the society for Feb ruary 8 to be held In the purish hull from nine in the morning un til four In the afternoon. Mrs. Lucy Jennings and Mrs. Fayette Lan genberg will be Joint chairmen of the sale. The next business meeting of the society will be held February I'Z at the parish hall at two o'clock with the president, Airs. L. L. Mil ler, In charge. X MRS. CAMPBELL IS HOSTESS TO H. E. O. CLUB ON FRIDAY Mrs. Virginia Campbell""ent"7 lained the H. B. O. club Friday af ternoon at her home on Umpqua avenue. A very pleasant social hour was enjoyed playing Raiues and visiting. Arrangements were made to' finish ;the alub rftiilti M i a. Kisie Alccomus won tue gutue prlae and Mrs. C. W. Owen won the five-hundred prize. At the teu hour Mrs. Campbell served delicious refreshments at a beautifully appointed table. Cov ers were placed for Airs. Myrtle Norwood, Mrs. Mettle Alodill. Mrs. Percy Myers, Mrs. J. W. Itowell. Mrs. Clitton Hooper. Mrs. C. W. Owen, Mrs. Elsie McComus and Mrs. Campbell. The next meeting of the club will be February li al the home of Airs. Medlll on Madrone avenue. ;: x C. H. AND R. CLUB' WILL MEET NEXT THURSDAY EVENING The C. H. and It. club will meet next Thursday night, February ti, nt the Harry Fletcher home on South Pine street with Mrs. Eve lyn Fletcher und Mrs. tiruce Owen us joint hostesses. All mem beret uro cordially Invited. YOUNG MARRIED PEOPLE'S ." CtACS HAS ENJOYABLE PAHTY AT BRUJON HOME following a custom nuhliahed wlieu the young Married outlen ciaaa or tue I'UrlBtian churrb wan firat started laat fail, the members held another of their polluck sup pers and Ret-together socials, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Royd Bruton, Thursday evening. Plana for the coming year's work were dlHcusued at the business meeting following the supper, after which the group passed the evening en joying parlor games. Oreat interest Is being shown by those in the class in enlarging its membership and they extend a cor dial Invitation to all young married couplea In Koseburg who do not at this time attend Sunday school to come, to their class every Bun day at 9:45 a. m. at the Christian church, and enjoy a very worth, while and instructive hour under the able leadership of the leader. Dr. D. It. Glbbs. The next social Ui be given by the young couples Is to be a roller skating party the latter part of February. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Everett tfmcr, Mr. and Mrs. Ken neth Wimer, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Foltz, Mr. and Mrs. Don Rada baugh, Mr. and Mrs. Murtine Maeir, Mrs. Ralph Church, Dr. and Mrs. Donald Ulbbs and Mr. and Mrs. Royd Bruton. A RECEPTION IS GIVEN REV. AND MRS. TURNBULL ON THUR80AY EVENING A reception in honor of the new pastor of the Baptist church. Rev. J. It. Turnbull, and his family, wus given Thursday evening iu the church auditorium. A large num ber of members und friends of the church were present and enjoyed the program of excellent music und entertainment. After the program, a social hour was enjoyed In the church parlors. lly speciul request, several muslcul uumbers were rendered by Mr. and -Mra. W. H. Wanvig of Olide, Rev. und Mrs. TurnbuU, Kev. J. P. Cun nlnghum, Rev. W. C. Fawcelte, V. IC. utt and Kuymond Ilullurd. The church parlors were lovely with decorations in yellow and blue. Mrs. C. P. gnoddy and Mrs. N. M. Nelson served delicious re rreshments from a beautifully ap pointed table, presided over by .Mrs. Krank atuffunson and MrB. Ueorge Caskey, A lace cloth cov ered tho tuble, which was cen tered with a basket of yellow roses and tail yellow lighted tapers. Mra. L. M. Pentney, .Mrs. C. H. Wickhani, Mrs. Ira Uyrd and Mrs. Joseph Deets were the committee iu charge ot the atrair. K K PRESIDENT'S BENEFIT BALL IS HELD AT ARMORY THURSDAY NIGHT A most interesting benefit af fair of the week was the annual president's birthday benefit ball held ut the armory Thursday eve ning to lalse proceeds to combat tnruntlle paralysis. Seventy per cent of the proceeds remain iu this community and thirty pep cent goes to the president's benut'it Warm Springs, Uu., home for crip pled children. . The Pled 1'lpers orchestra furn ished the music for the bull, which was In churge of Karl W. Wiley, chairman. Other committee work ers included Mrs. Wulter Fisher, .Mrs. (J. 8. Helnllue. Miss Helen t'nsey, Miss Lucy Plnkerlon, Cecil Hlncu, Ilert llutes, Dr. C. U. Van Valzuh, Muurlce Hallmark, D. W. Huduhaugh and Roy O. Young. An hour's entertainment and floor show preceded the ball. The dance was opened ' by a grand march directed by Mis. Puul Jenk ins and led by Mayor and Mrs. C. W. Clurk. f MRS. HOMER W. GROW ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLUB ON MONDAY Airs. Homer W. Grow was a most gracious hostess MondHy, . hen she entertained her bridge club ut a lovely one-thirty o'clock deaden luncheon at Iter home on Mill street. Covers were placed at ul li actively arranged tables (or Mrs. 14. O. Rlckll, Mrs. S. J. Shoemaker, Mrs. Harry Illllck, Mrs. Kred Ham ilton, iVirs. A. J. llochrudel, Mrs. (ioorge Wharton. Miss Jane bar ton and Mrs. tirow. Contract bridge was enjoyed during Ihe afternoon with Miss Jane Wharton winning tliu prlae. CHRISTIAN CHURCH MONTHLY 6UPPER MEETING IS HELD WEDNESDAY A large number enjoyed tho monthly six-thirty o'clock church night supper at the First Chris tian church Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Smith and son were special guests of the evening and presented a program or music dur ing the supper hour. Following the supper, Mr. uud Mrs. Smith show ml slides on Alas ka and .Mr. Smith gave h talk In connection with the pictures. .Mr. und .Mrs. Smith uro missionaries in Alaska. SHOWER PARTY GIVEN FOR MISS 8TRADER WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON A very lovely shower party was given to Miss Nurma Slrader Wed nesday nl'ternonn, when Mrs. Jo seph lliutnliack, Mrs. .Muullce Weber, Mrs. C. K. Heece. Mrs. George Douchiuke and Mrs. Grov er Tlson entertained In her honor. Guessing cames were enjoyed and luter the many lovely miscel laneous shower gifts were opened by Miss Sunder. At the tea limn- delirious refreshments were serv ed by (he hostesses lo the thirty BUests. e o o KIGERBOYO WEDDING WEDNESDAY EVENING AT McHF.NRY HOME Kenneth V. Kiger. of Klamath alls, and Miss Itnbv Hovd. of this cll. were unl'ed in mai riuse Wed ncMlny evening. January 2!. at the home of the luttct's brother-in-law and sister. Mr. mid Mrs. Ilert Mc- llenr. Rev. J. Frank t'uuniiish.im. inlnis-er , the First Christian hui'cli. performed the cerenionv In the presence of relatives and friends. I Mi. and Mruv Ktuer will liuKe then home Iu Kl.tmuth Falls. Britain May Get 1 W3 jjPrinceis Emenieftjy' Only five girls are eligible by "tradition to ascend the throne of Great Britain if King Edward VIII should leave the bachelor ranks. Since royal cus tom decrees that the .empire's monarch must not THIMBLE CLUB IS ENTERTAINED AT HUDNELL HOME MONDAY The Neighbors of Woodcraft Tbinible club was entertained by Mrs. Arthur Hudnell and Mrs. C. W. Sinniger at the former's home on Rose street Monday afternoon. The president, Mrs. Medill, con ducted the business meeting. The club prize was won by MrB. Sin- niper. The social hour was in charge of Mrs. C. W. Owen. Mrs. J. VV. Dow- ell won the contest prize. Installa tion of the new officers was held with Mrs. Clifton Hooper 'and Mrs. Martha Erskiue acting as install ing officers. Those installed .included Mrs. flattie Neal, president: Mrs. So phia Weaver, vice president: Mrs. J. K. Miller, secretary; Mrs. E. Jt. Williams, treasurer: Mrs. C. V. Owen, - correspondent, and Mrs. Clifton Hooper, Mrs. J. W. Dowell ftnd Mrs. 'Virginia Campbell, man agers. Hie years attendance prizes were awarded to Mrs. Elsie Wil liams, Mrs. Clilton Hooper and Mrs, J. T. Miller. Later in the afternoon the hos tesses served refreshments, assist ed by Mrs. Kloyd Althaus. . Mrs. Margaret De Hong, of Oak land, Calif., was a guest of the day, (housepupst here of her uncle George McClolland), and the fol lowing members: Airs. Illiain Black, airs. Helen Davis, Mrs. ..auru Hounshell, Mrs. Martha Krs- klne, Mrs. Llllie Farmer. Mrs. Elsie McComas, Airs. C. u. Owen, Mrs. Ora Welker, Mrs. Myrtle Norwood. Mrs." J. W. Dowell, Mrs. Mettle Medill, Mrs. Floyd Althaus. Mrs. Clifton Hoojier. Mrs. E. R. Wil liams, Mrs. Paul Beaver, Mrs. Eisie Williams, Mrs, Sophia Weaver, Mrs. Harry Lohr and the hostesses, Mrs. SinnigeV and Mrs. HudnHI. The nxt meeting will he held February 10 at the C. W. Slnniger home on Ella street with Mrs. Sin niger and Mrs. Arthur Hudnell as joint hostesses. O & PAST PRESIDENTS CLUB WILL MEET MONDAY AFTERNOON The Past Presidents club of the George Stunner auxiliary will meet Monday afternoon ut two o'clock February 8, at the home of Mi's. W. C. Printz in West Roseburg. All members are cordially invited. Beauty Plus Brains Mary Balla Lawton After winning recognition as an attractive co-cd by her selection a one of the representative beau lies at University of Wisconsin,' Miss Mary Belle Lawton, of 8 rod head, Wis., climaxed her campus career by wiving a nomination to membership in fhi Kappa, psi! T'4f ! ? ! i New Queen From Among These y$ ti ft 'use t vW( i I 'Q S-j Grand Duch... Kir, f SCHOLARSHIP LOAN FUND SILVER TEA IS CHARMING AFFAIR A very charming affuir of the week, which was enjoyed by over a hundred guests, was the annual scholarship loan benefit sliver tea sponsored Wednesday afternoon from 3 to 5 o'clock by the Rose burg Woman's club in the club rooms. Huge bouquets of pussywillows, evergreen foliage and flowering jasmin were attractivly' arranged about the rooms. Pale yellow and green lighted tapers and a bou quet of jasmin graced the tea ta ble. Past presidents of the Rose burg Woman's club alternated In pouring" during the tea hour. Mrs. C. S. Heinline, president, and past president members of the club received the guests. Hos tesses for this charming affair in I eluded the members of the club I bouse board and executive com mittee.', i t The program, iu charge of Mrs. j Homer W. Grow, was presented in .half hour units. Piano numbers j were presented by Mrs. Grow and i Mrs. Victor Clark: vocal selections by Mrs. Willis Myers; vocal solos by Mrs. Raymond Ballard, accom panied by Mr. Ballard; choral club selections directed by Mrs. C. S. Heinline with Mr. Clyde Cars tens at the piano; readings by Miss Ruth McMasters; vocal solos by Russell Harris, and vocal solos by Mrs. Elsie Carlton Strang, of Med ford, accompanied by Mrs. Frances Lintott at the piano. The committees included Mrs. Heinline and Mrs. Grow, program; Mrs. Foster Butner, Mrs. E. T. Nelson, Mrs. Walter Fisher, Mrs. Lyle Maisters and Mrs. Bertha Purrott, table and room decora tions, and Mrs. Scott Williums, Mrs. William Bell, Mrs. A. C. Mar sters, Mrs. L. Kohlhagen Sr., and M rs. W. E. Ott in charge of the seiving. The proceeds of this annual af fair goes to the scholarship loan fund, maintained by the state federation for the purpose of as sistinu Oregon girls lo obtain an education, i'? ROSEBURG WOMAN'S CLUB ' WILL HAVE MEETING NEXT TUESDAY AFTERNOON All members of the Roseburg Woman's club and their invited I guests have been asked to enjoy the semi-monthly 1:30 o'clock dessert-luncheon to lie held at tne clubhouse next Tuesday, February 4, with Mrs, Foster limner as gen eral chairman. Mrs. C. S. Heinline. president, will conduct the meeting. Roll call Uopics will be presented during the mncueon nour, auer wnicn .Mrs. W. C. Campbell, chairman of the education program, will present the program for the afternoon. The mooting promises to be of much in-' terest and the officers are urging till members to attend. VALENTINE BALL SET FOR FEBRUARY 14 TO BE HELO AT ARMORY The general public has been most .cordially invited to enjoy a delight ful Valentine ball Friday evening, February 14, at tho arm ory to be sponsored by the Uni versity club. Karl Conner Is aet iuz as general chairman of the ball. The dance will besln at 8:30 o'clock, wjth Joe Shirey's orches tra rurut&hing the music. O SOUTH END SOCIAL CLUB WILL MEET NEXT WEDNESDAY Mm. Elsie Williams hus Invited tho members of the South Knd So-i-IhI club to be her gtieMs for next Wednesday 'afternoon. February 5. at her home on South Jackson street. i & flr it M. O. A. CLUB MEETING 1 TO BE NEXT WEDNESDAY ' AT J. E. MARKS HOME 1 Memlers of tho M. . A. Hub have been moM cordially Invited , to upend next Wednesday after i noon. February 5, as tho guests of (Mm. J. K. Maiks at her home in Kitersdale, r 1 r ' P- it i marry a commoner, the eligible princesses are Princess Juliana of Hollaitd; Eugenie. Irene and Kathcrine of Greece, and the Grand Duchess Kira of fiussia. SETH PARKER BIBLE STUDY CLASS WILL MEET SUNDAY EVENING Anyone interested , has been most cordially invited to enjoy the weekly Seth Parker Bible Btudy group meetings Sunday night at the C. W. Hugen home nt Melrose. The meeting held last Sunday evening was enjoyed by 41. A 30 minute, song service was fol lowed by a Bible study conducted by Mrs. C. W. Hagen on the sub ject, "Afflictions." Readings were given by Fiorina Handy, Fred Bonebrake, Mrs, J. Fenn and Miss June Munson. A duet was pre sented by Helen White aud Jerry Horn. i'? i'? MISS LOUISE LEHMAN COMPLIMENTED AT LOVELY DINNER ON BIRTHDAY MisB Louise Lehman was com plimented on her birthday anni versary yesterday, when Mr .aud Mrs. J. D. Osborn entertained at a lovely 6:30 o'clock dinner at their home in West Roseburg. A bouquet of silvered flowers graced the center of the table, while pastel-colored favors com pleted the pretty appointments. An attractive birthday cake was cut at the table. Covers were placed for Miss Lehman, guest of honor. Mr. and Mr3. Grant Osborn and Mr. and Mrs. J. I). Osborn. Visit ing was enjoyed during the pleas ant evening hours. - i'f O ' UNIVERSITY CLUB HAS MEETING ON MONDAY EVENING The University chili met at the Episcopal parish hall Monday eve ning with Paul Geddes, president, in charge. Plans were talked over for the play to be sponsored by the club the middle of February. Arrangements are now being made for a Valentino dance to be held ut the armory February 14. which the general public has been invited to attend. The dance is being arranged by Karl Conner, chairman, and his committee. A social hour followed the busi ness session. i'f ' JUNIOR WOMAN'S CLUB WILL HAVE BIRTHDAY MEETING MONDAY Every member of tho Roseburg Junior Woman's club has been in vited to enjoy the second annual birthday party of the club to be held at the clnbhoii.-e next Mon day evening, February 3, at 7:30 o'clock. Mrs. I, M. Dunn and Miss Georgia Emery are joint hos trsseB for tho party. "Pride of Mexico" Blanc Riro, kaven-haircd'and black-tyld," a typical Latin beauty, Misi Blanca Rivcro, 18, of Juarez, ' Mexico, wu chosen to represent the Mexi can state of Chihuahua at the an nualsouthwestcm rodcotEl faavTex EASTERN STAR GOLDEN - , JUBILEE IS LARGEST AFFAIR OF SEASON One of the mo3t charmrng and the largest social affairs of the year was the jubilee held . here Tuesday evening, when the Rose burs chapter of Kosteru Star cele brated Iu golden anniversary. A ti:3u o'clock banquet was serv ed at long tables beautifully ap pointed in the lobby of the L'uip gua hotel. Kvergreeu sprays, en tirely gilded aud tall gold tapers In gold candleholders, carried out ine golden motif for the lubles. Mrs. Frederick K. Hartung, worthy matron, presided over luu banquet and social hour, which fol lowed at the Masonic temple chap ter rooms. Mrs. George K. Kohl liagen and Miss Fiances Howell, of Boseburg, and Mrs. J. li. Hor ner, of Corvallis, were special guests of honor at the celebration, us they were the only charter luemuers of lloseburg chapter present. Covers were placed for S50. Chapters from all parts of Oregon were represented at the affuir. A large number of grand officers of tne state of Oregon Eastern Star were Dlesent aud included: Mrs. Inez J. Ulalsyer, grand worthy, mill roii, Coquillu: Miss Nellie Mc kinley, grund Becretury, Portland; Mrs. Isnueile W. uuw, grand, treu'.urer, Troutdulo: Mrs. Hazel iiKi-am, grund coiiduclieas, Tho Utile's; Mrs. Mable Llett, grund murstia, C'oquille; Mrs. Mayuie K, lavis, grand Ada, Lakevlew; Mm. Etta Shaw, grand Ruth, Cauyon VI, le; Mrs. Cecilia King, grand Hsdier, Poitlaud; airs. Lucille rloyd, grand warden, Kirby; Mrs, leiia Winiberly, Koseburg, and Dr. June Martin, Klamath Palls, juris prudence committee of the grand chapter, and Mrs. Dorothy Stipe, Portland, credential committee. Past grand matrons and past grand patrons present as special quests included.: Mrs. Murguret names, Urunls Puss; Mrs. Alnertu .Murphy, Eugene; Mrs. Elizabeth Tipton, Portland; Prufessor Fred erick S. Dunn, Eugene; J. H. Hardy, Ashland. The program at the chapter rooms was one of the most impres sive and beautiful ufluirs ever Siven in Roseburg. The Roseburg chupter officers were lovely in gowns of ivory lace over gold. The entrance of the Roseburg chnpter officers opened the pro gram, which was followed by ihe introduction of the grund officers of OrcKou, past grand officers, elec tive and appointive grand officers, ftrand committee members and representatives, charter members, Roseburg chapter past matrons and past patrons and visiting matrons aud natrons. Following prayer, greetings were extended to the large audience by the worthy matron, Mrs. Hartung, with Marie Flint McCall, of Salem, formerly of this city, giving the response, Mrs. R. D. Coon sang a solo, accompanied by Mrs. Frances IJntott, anil the history of the Koseburg chapter was read by .Miss Murguret Page. "Builders ot Our Star," was presented by the Roseburg chupter officers and wbb followed by an accordion solo by .Mrs. Leonard Delancy and a talk by the grand worthy matron of Oregon, Mrs. Inez Glaisyer. Mrs. Glalsyer was gowned in an espe cially lovely model of coral-plhk satin, fashioned with a train. The past matrons of Roseburg chapter degree followed und Mi's. Elsie Csiiton Strang, of Medford, also a former resident of this city, sang a solo. The birthday cake ceremony was one of the most outstanding features of the evening. The cake was wheeled into the room on a tea wagon by Mrs. Victor Mi celll, associate matron of Hose burg chapter ,and was cut by the three chnrter members, Mrs. Kohl hagen, Miss Howell and Mrs. Hor ner. This ceremony wus follow ed by a beautiful skit, "Fifty Years Ago uud Now," presented by Uoseburg chapter members and members of bethel No. 8 of Job's I laughters. Talks were given by visiting present and past grand of ficers, utter v.hiih gifts were pre sented to Roseburg chnpter by the visiting chapters, which includ ed the following: Elgin chapter Myrtle Point, myrtle wood vase; Heulah chapter, Coquille, brass candelabra and gold candles; Ad urel chapter, Jacksonville, walnut vase; Evangeline chapter, Eugene, large myrtle wood bowl; Doric chapter, Marshfield, gold vase; Josephine chapter. Grants Pass, gold candelubia: from Mrs. Glaisy er. worthy grand matron of Ore gon, u lovely gold bud vase: Or iental chupter, l-ak'evlew, juniper bowl holding a bug of 103 pennies, one for every member lu thut chapter; Martha chapter. Gard iner, five myrtle wood candle hold ers, and beautiful baskets of flow ers from: Bethlehem chupter, Moro, Ore.; North Slur chapter, I)i Bin; Alpha chapter, Ashland; Coos chapter. North llend; Aloha chapter. Klamath Falls, and Cot tage Grove -chapter, Collage Grove. Fifty-rive glided corsnges and boutimiores were presented to grand officers, past matrons anil putrons and visiting pulrous and matrons. Gold pluses wore pre-, seined to the three charter mem bers from the Roseburg chapter. At the lor,o of the program the guests went lo tho banquet room, where the liinhdiiy cake nnd cof fee were served from a buffet ta ble appointed In Ihe gold motif. The rhapler room wus also dec oialcd with huge spiay.1 of glided roliiiee and flowers, besides num erous hugs baahr-t filled with golden colored flowers. which were gifts from visiting rhaptcrs. The hospitality coinmiltep for 'he julijlun Inrliidrd Mrs. I. II. l.cnox, Mrs. Victor Mlrelll and Mis. A. J. Ford: the decorntions cnmmlitee Included Mrs. R. 1.. Whipple. Mrs. G. V. W'iniliellv, Mrs. I,. E. Wimherly. Mrs. Cbiir K. Allen. Mrs. W. II. Drown. Mrs. Harry Black. Miss Boss Wharton, Mis. .1 K. Wmtrlfio. Mrs. i. 1). Os born. Mrs. C. G. Ferrior. .Mrs. I). H. lnox. Mrs. II. H. Turner. .Mrs. K. A. Pel ley. Mr,. ioyj iisip, an, Mrs. Virlor Mleelll. The skit, "Fifty Years Ago and Now," wus in charge of Mrs. A. (Continued on page S.)