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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 1936.
SOXCDEM
Social Calendar
Saturday, February 29
;jUIIi Ikmv 4eeK grunge Leap
Your dunce at the grange bull. Ba
za ur to ho upotistdod. from elgnt to
nine-thirty' o'clock by Home Eco
nomies cluli Dancing from 9 ; :io to
midnight, lienellt lor tlm grange
hull.: , - t , ;
Fugles auxiliary drill team Ump
Yeur: diiiu-e ut iiinv lit oveuiug ;ut
Mucctihcu hall.
20-30 ciiih; charter night, formal
banquet at 7:30 ut linpouu und
tuinml, lance ut EIK tmnple later.
. ( Sunday, March 1 ' '
Metnners; of; (Country club only
to enjoy fiv;o'cloglc potiuck 'tup
per ulitl firurti'ic part . ut cUtt
lioiiafi (Mrs. C, W ,V'harUu uud
. Mrs. jiroudway, Joint, chairmen.
' Monday, March 2 ,
Mliiu elrclo, No. 41), Neighbors
of Woodcnt, iwporluilt business
sestsiifli ut 7; 30 o'clock, ut, I. U. t.
F. hull: - ! i ' ' - '
PiibliUTbcnorit curd puity ut 1:30
o'clock di'lrterl luncho.,) at .Ma
sonic lcmpleMo4riine und for tlt
grand session of Joli'i Daughters
to be held here thin spring. Mrs.
A. J. Young Ml'- Mots
ehcnhacher Joint chairmen (f the
utlulr.
H. V, W. C. Glue club' to niuot ut
7:15 p. in. ut studio of Mm.
Charles Brand, director, In the Mu
Binilg hulidiotf.i i
Fiillerioi. F.-T. A. meeting at
four (o'clock ei Bchoolliouse,
) f Tuesday, March 3
chih piuctico ut 10 a. id.
ut' studio Of the director-, ; Mrs. C.
Heiulhio. .. '
Executive luncheon I mooting of
the flow bi i ik Woman's ; club . ut
13:00-at the Hone hotel. .1
Kosehurg Wonpin's club one-thirty
o'clock dessert-luncheon at club
liotifi(i. :Ui)iiU.jN.i Jtlddlo speaker.
Mrn. X ti. Helulinu in chutgu with
Mrs. Walter Ftsher in chargo of
program, t ;;: r ;
County ' recreational loaders
training Hchoojl meeting ut 7:30 In
evening 'ut' thol armory, ItosehurK
und Melrose' organizations' 10 huve
chargo of progruin. - v
llroekwuy f.-T. A-IBUdy club uf
terooon meeting ut iK'iiiy, 1H' Mih.'
Viola Fruit. I .'
Mrs. Grace "FuHce, He:id, grand
AuuriM.j ffyH fl)f 9'',
Oruui WIlFUiM llov'rtilU liii Mu?
t-pecliuu of ItuHebuig Uothel al;
7r30 In evening, i'uicnts of mem-;
btjra und the members ut' MuhuiiIc
ordcrs Invited. ,
Keystone club lo meet ut 1:30
o'clock dessert-luncheon ut home ol'J
Mirs,, xu-Ji. .iwctvuy. wua. hi , aic
KUy und Mm. K. A. Brittuu, Joint
;ApurJiU Lets'1"- auxtlitf'l iihm'I
Ut jit Ti30 4it" unnorsf and Ihcii
joJnt meelliiK or post ami V. V. 'K
liOKlj mtd auliar.v.ut.lks temple
j fodnosdayF MarchM . 1 ;
!MiMTy-tJu-Htuilid club 1 : 30 diW
HerlglunelKMiii at homuof Mrs. At.
U. (Jreeif lit YYniBton: I . ' ' 1
M'l (J.jA.'vlub to meet In urier
ubno at home of Mrs. John Tnivlrt.
New Mu tlub one o'clock lunch
eon Jut huinefof Mi. C- K. Murka.
Tpwtmeiid 'uifxllbiry, No. I, eve
lilu ineethiK ut 321 North Jacktton
HtVeet. JtefretihmeuU to follow
Uuulnoaa hudnIod. ; ; ' , '
'. Thursday, March 5
'Uidlett of ItiuchurK Country club
bridge tournament play ut Jo a. in.
ui; clublHuiHe, I'othick lunchcuu tit
non. Colflnn in afternoon,
KitHloin Slur lo meet at elht
unlock in (he Musnule teinptu.
C, H. nnd It. club evtnliiK meet
ing ut . I. Johnson home with
Mi ri. TUIIe Jnhn.Hon and Mih. Ha
AllhuuH Joint ho.steHttuR.
'MolroHo Home Kconomlca club
mv.-ting ut home of Mm. IK-Iiii
Kgley.
. Friday, March. 6
'ikhikIuh county unit of I'ro-AnnM-
Icii cliapur, national w omen's re
publican organization, luncheon
oi'ti o public ut l-:'00 oYlock at
CarrK Taveni. InlereHllnx pro
Kimh. . ,
March 7 t
Junior V'onian'H elnh food rale
ut Ali KtMUl and Malilwin h.
N't'lKhhora of omlcnii t 'rhluible
dub, lod, rmnimiKo und Hhiuh
sulo- ut ll)i tornu'i J. I". l'oiini'y
stoiD bulltlluu on CiiMrt Httert.
March 10 i
Public card pally at I. . O. F.
ball. Sponsored liy Uehokah Three
Link club. PrUea Tor biidt;c, flve
bundred uud pinochle. KefrcHh
lilonlt. March 14
Knte bun: Couiury cl;ib St, Pat
rick a day dahiu lit lae rltil(house.
HirniCM uhipcntfe und Kldtt-urf
Judd, joint chuiimt'ii.
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PRO-AMERICA LUNCHEON
TO BE HELD AT TAVERN
NEXt FRIDAY NOON
The public has been invited to
enjoy I he .Man h luncheon inert -tut'
uf the I )iti4:l;is county unit ot
Pi u-A hum lea. nn'ion.il republican
women'd orxuiiUittlon. lo he held
next Friday, March . al 12:00 ai
furl's Tavern.
A very Interest hie pror atn htm
been a mm Red lor this meeltntt and
both men null w onieu have l(eeu
most coidtiillv Invited to enjoy th
oc;nrtlon. Mth. H. V, W'aildell,
ehalniiHii, will iiiMKitie at the
luncheon.
N. OF W. WILL
MEET NEXT MONDAY
AT I. O. O. F. HALL
Mine Circle No. 4!, Neighbors ot
Woodcraft, will meet next .Monday
ov-.iiitup. .March 3. ut 7:30 o'clock,
ir the 1. U. O. I', hull lor n it
p'M'at bUkiiiehM sttrtbii'U. Alt in ear
beis are uiHt-d to be nieeut.
By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER
LADY ELKS HAVE
PLEASANT EVENING
AT TEMPLE THURSDAY
The Lady Klks met Thursday
evttiniis ut the temple for noiui na
tion of new officers. Mrs. C. W.
Parker, president, was in charge.
'Nominations Included: for presi
dent: Mrs. E. It. Met.ger, Mrs.
Liilie II. Kinney, Mrs. K. A. Kent,
Mrs. Edward Jlines and Mrs. Ha
zel UUon; vlce-preaideuL Mrs. W.
K. Hurris and Mr:u Charles Ilealy.
and lor lecretury, Mrs. E. K. Slier
man and Mrs. L. L. Wlmberly.
M is. C. K. -Marks was 'losiens
for the social hour. Contract bridge
ami pinochle were enjoyed with
Mrs. O. H. lloxie winniiiK the prize
f'r the former und Mrs. LilJIu It
Klniivy winuliiK the pinochle prize. '
i Thotio preKeiit Included Mrs. C.I
W. Parker, Mis. K. L. Whipple,
Mrs. 11. C. Ourby, Mrs. K, Met
yer, Mrs. L. W. MoLzger, Mrs. Kd-'
nuiii HiiicH. Mm. Irviu Urmin, Mm.
O. H. lloKlu, Mm. Juck Kurim,
Mm L U WliMherly Ml.. Walur R y R(. W0MAN.3 CLUB
(,uo,l. Mm. Lllllu U. Kinney, Mm.iWIL1 HAwC interesting
K. K. ShorniRii. Miii. Churlea Uosii
and th. Clmrlwi Htiuty. '
, 1 01 next meoiniK win uu uiac
tloii of offlceiii Muruh 1? ut tlio '
tuiiiDlc. Mm. YVulmr CiooU .'will bo ,
hoxluaa for tlla Huclul liour. f rlsH I
will bo awarded blsh Btoruii In ;
cuutnict brlilKe mill plnoulile. I
CHARTER NIGHT WILL
BE HELD BY 20-30
ULUB AT FORMAL AFFAIR
The. KiiaebiiiK 2'l-:iu club, No.
152, will ntcolve lu churter ut u
formal 7:30 .o'clock banquet lo
iliKht, February 2H, ut the Uluiiqua
lei, at wlilcb time about ir,u out-
of-town KilimtH uro expected und
Ihe local members will entertain
tlielr Indies.
The Urogram Will include group i
singing of '"Amerlcu"; Invocallon; I
welcome by Mayor C. W. Clark
Insinuation of officers, llr. O. T.
Howard. Portland, , uallonal trus-
teo of association of 2U-:i0 clubs;
presenttulou of cliarter, V. I.. Nlul
son, Portland, governor of the
northwest district, and Uilk liy Rev.
Perry Smith
Ciuexto- fitom JtosebnrK attending 1
ihn ufl'alr will Innludo -Mayor and ; tables used by Mrs. bred liumii
Mrs. C. W. Clark. Hev. ami Mrs. I ". Tuesday, when she gracious
Perry Hmlili. Mil and Mrs. Harris cnterUiined hor bridge club ut.
Kllsworlh. Mr. und Mrs. S. J. Shoe-!1 tlHKhtful eue-tblrty o clock sul
maker, Mr. und Mrs. Thomas Par-ttl1 lbeon at her home on Lilake
UIiiroii, Mr. and Mis. (llenn Owen. ly trtt.
Mi. i.ti.1 . iii-M w. ( .Ur,-.iir. Covers were placed for Mm.
Hiifl;.liV; K J.t WalniiOutt, ilt-' arid i
f a: hAi-i..tut a....,i. 7..:.i !
lajii't tihd I
Mi u . II ll 'ilinlm. I ! i ; I
;
iKtHlowlim iiifl t Vi'6'Jraih' ; the
guests and members will gir to' ihe
Klks temple for u formal daiu-d.1 .
i : f r i t) '
PUBUC INVITED TO -(,',' J I,1
ENJOY- BENEFIT CARD !(-,:!,
PARTY MONDAY AFTERNOON '
A Very - cliaruilng ' oue-thll ty
o'clock dessert.btidge luneiieoii w 111
be given as n benefit affair for 'he j
grund- session of Job's Daughters
of Un-uon, at the Musonle temple
uexl Monday al'lertioon, March 2.
Willi 'Mrs, A. J. Young- litid Mrs.
.1: I?..' MolHi'Uuiiliacher, grand offi
cers') acting ns Joint chairmen,' -
Tlio dessert-luncheon will he
Ki.i-v..ii ii i -!tn oViiii-k ,, u-mi i,u
followed by the contract bridge ! Covers were arranged for Mr
play. Prizes will be awarded. Fori'""1 Mrs. Cook. Mr. and Mrs. J
reservation of tables call Mrs. A- Zlmrlck, Mr. and Mrs. C. A
Young ut 4:i7-Y or Jlrs. It. u i
Whipple ut lnii-J.
GRAND GUARDIAN WILL
MAKE OFFICIAL VISIT
HERE NEXT TUESDAY NIGHT
.VI i-M llNirn l.'Hllo l:n,l . IM-IIIKl
giuirdlnn of Job's li.iugliiers of
llregon, will be In Uoseburg to
make her official visit lo Hose-
burg llethel No. H next Tllesdav
evening. Murch 3. ut 7:30 o'clock,
Families of members of Job's
KatlKhters o ml all Masonic onler
members have been most cordial -
ly Invited In ntlend this meeting.
Queen of Mobile Mardi Gras
ji:,,.. Nl I,, inn, f
YfvK , ? W
r
V '-' iSH J W
One oX tht moft nttrnctiro and
Mobile, Ala,, Mi Mary Danner
roifn at thft annual Mardi Gras
f sniival t
COUNTRY CLUB MEMBERS
INVITED TO FIRESIDE
PARTY FOR TOMORROW
Tomorrow afternoon at five
o'clock, March 1, all member of
Urn Uogcbuig Country club have
been asked to enjoy a delightful
politick supper and fireside party
at the Country club house.
The supper Ih lu cbarKfi of Mre.
Ilr'udway and Mrs. C. W. Wharton,
joint chairman, assisted by Mrs.
Arthur W. Uaiim, Mrs. Clair K. Al
len. Mm. K. U. Coen. Mrs. W. F.
Chapman and Mrs. George H.
Smith.
Those attending the affair have
been asked to call either Mrs.
Uroadway or Mrs. Wharton for in
formation as to what to bring to
the potiuck supper. DIkIius uuu
silverware must also he brought by
each one attending.
A very pleasant soeiul eveninR
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" . A
UCTiMn ncxt Tiicsn.v
very iiitarenuiiK meeting or
iho Koseburu VVoijuin's tlub hull
,bii iilunneil fur next Tuesday,
.Mareh 3, at thfi clubhouse. The
reuulur one tlilrlv o'clock cleiwert-
hinelieon will ho served uud Mih.
C. S. Ilelnllue,' iiresldent. will bo
in churuo. IntereHtiiiK rull-cull top
ics will bo presented, ufter which
Mrs. Walter Fisher, leKlidatlve
cliuirniuii for the club, will have
churttu of tlio proKram and Intro
duce Iiouglus County Hepresentu.
tlvo G. N. Kiddie, who will be the
Klleat speaker ou tile topic, "Social
Security. "
The committees working on this
meeting have issued u most
,lll Invlimlnii In evm v mrmlinr
a, ner Invited gnosis to uttend
this dessert-luncheon and progrum
meeting.
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MRS. FRED HAMILTON
ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLUB
AT SALAD-LUNCHEON
Jasmine and daffodils formed ut-
tractive bouuuets on the serving
.H.rlok .1. Porter, n guest, and
Mm. O. C. l lnluy. Mm. (ioorge
A. J. llochrudi-1, -Mrs. K. O. Hlckli,
Mrs. Guy (Gordon. .Mrs. Hoiner
Xirow, Mrs. S. J. Shoemaker. jMrs.
Harry Hlack, Miss Jane Wharton
and the hostess, Mrs. Hamilton.
Contract bridge was the diver
sion of the pleasant altcrhooit
)iours with Mrs. Hlack winning the
prize for high score and Mrs. Por
ter receiving the guest prize.
PORTLAND VISITORS
HONORED AT DINNER
AT MONROE "HOME
Mr. and lru. !'. S. Monroe en
tertained at a very lovely four
o'clock dinner ut tlioiv homo In
Latlielwond Thursday honoring Mr.
and Mrs. K. L. t'ook ol Portland.
t.iiiieuurg unit .nr. uuu .irs. .won
roe. Cards and visiting were en
joyed following the pleasant din
ner hour. Mrs. Cook wns formerly
.Miss Helton Zlmrlck of this city.
SOUTH DEER CREEK
i Luls tiMjov all.-uat
MEETING ON THURSDAY
j 'I he holies of Ihe South Deer
1 Creek Crange Heme Kconomlcs
i club enjoyed a polluck luncheon
j anil meeting at Ihe hull Thursday.
Mrs. Helen Slfferson liud charge of
' Ihe class of instruction on making
'flowers from wood fibre.
focially prominent dcbutantoof
Bacon, above, was chocn queen to
fefetiva uhich. rival the .eorful
New Orleans.1
SHOWER PARTY GIVEN
BY CHORAL CLUB AT
LOVELY LUNCHEON
' The nieotbers ot the Uoseburg
Woman's Choral club entertuiuei
at a very Lovely one o'clock luncheon-
and show r party coaiplituent
iUK Mrs. Ilarrle W. Booth, Mrs. A. I
J. Kllfson and Mrs. Hugh Whipple
ut the attractive C. S. Helnline
home In Laurel wood Monday. ' j
Bouquets of pastel pink sweet-,
peas and tall liy hud tapers graced
the serving tubles, where covers
were arranged (or Mrs. booth,
Mrs. Kllison and Mrs. Whipple,
guests of honor, Mrs. C. S. Hein
line, director, Mrs. Clyde Carstens,
pianist, Mrs. Frederick J. Porter,
Miss Ktbel Krotia and Miss Mar
tha Yeo, guests, and the following
choral cluo members: Mrs. V. M.
Campbell, Mrs. Karl Wiley, Mrs. L.
M, Lilly, Mrs. James E. Campbell,
Mrs. C. V. Cannon. Mra. Oen'ge
Churchill. Mra. J. F. Ulllard, Mrs.
Homer W. Grow. Mrs. Frederics
E. Hartung, Mrs. II. h. Lander,
Mrs. Clair K. Allen, Mrs. Will II.
Gerretacu. Mrs. Leonard Loetterle,
Mra. Willis Myers. Miss ILden
Casey, Mrs. H. D. McKay, Mrs.
Grant Osborn. Mrs. Clifford Par
rott, Mrs. M. It. Richards, Mrs. H.
A. Simmons, Mrs. A. B. Taylor,
Mrs. L. A. Wells, Mrs. Scott Wil
liams. Mrs. Itaymond Uallurd, Mrs.
Koy Kntler, Mrs. K. G. Kohlhugu,
Mrs. E. G. Kandolph. Mrs. G. W.
Syfun. Mrs. H. Zacharlsen and
Liurbura Clark.
A lovely gift was presented to
each or the three fiuests of honor
und the afternoon hours were
spent In Choral club practice.
Mrs. K. S. KoblbaKcn and Mrs.
Scott Williams hud charge of tlio
table decorations for the affair,
THIMBLE CLUB HAS
ENJOYABLE MEETING
MONDAY AFTERNOON
Mrs. C. W. Sinniger and Mrs.
Arthur MudiiHll entertained the N.
of V. Thimble club Monday after
noon at the former's hume on Ella
.street. The 1iew ol'ticers had charge
of the meeting. Mrs. Neul, presi
dent, had charge, and plans wera
made for a food, rummage and
shrub sale to be held Saturday,
March 7, in the former J. C. Pea-,
jiey compnay building at the cor-,
tier of Stephens and Cass streets.
The club prize was won by Mrs.
Neal with Mrs. Weaver winning
the game prize and Mrs. Owen win
ning the prize dish towels. The
social hour was in charge of Mrs.
J. W. Dowoll.
At the tea hour lovely refresh
ments were served uy Airs, yumi
ger und Mrs. Hudnelt to Mrs. Mai4
caret DeHnog, Mrs. Clifton Hoop
er. Mrs. William Black, M'-b. Floyd
Althaus, Mrs. Martha Krsklna, Mrs.
Elsie McCoinas, Mrs. Lilly Farmer,
Mrs. Laura Hoiinshell, Mrs. Hattle
Neal. -Mrs. J: T. Miller,- Mr. 1 Patll
Beaver. Mrs.' Myrtle Norwood, Mrs.
J. W. howell, Mrs. C. W. Owen,
Mrs. HHen Davis. Mrs. Hriy
Lohr, Mrs. Emery Williams and
Mrs. Sopliia Weaver.
The next meeting will he hold
Monday afternoon, March It, at the
Miller, home on South . Stephens
street with; Mrs. -James T Miller
and Mrs. Emery Williams acting as
joint hostesses.
BOB BERRIE HaV' f '
PARTY ON SIXTH ' ( ,
BIRTHDAY; ANNIVERSARY'
Mrs. (). M. Rerrie asked a group
of young friends to her home Sat
urday afternoon to enjoy a birth
day party honoring the sixth anni-versary-
of her son. Bob Herrie.
Gifts were presented to Tlub and
the ufternoon was enjoyed by play
ing games. Later Mrs. Berrie serv
ed lovely refreshments to the
guests and the attractively decorat
ed birthday cake was cut. During
the children's hour on KHXU a
song was dedicated to Hob In hon
or of the occasion. 1 '
Those invlled to enjoy the party
with Bob Included Priscilla Wade,
Shirley Ilelweg. Joyce tjuine, Irene
and Christine Trapulis. Betty Hen
dricks, Jerry Coen, Bobby Hansen,
Charles I 'oilson. Roddy New land,
John Morgan, Johu Robinson and
Tommy lloran.
H. E. O. CLUB IS
ENTERTAINED WEDNESDAY
BY MRS. M. NORWOOD '
The H. K. O. club met at the
home of Mrs. Myrtle Norwood on
North Stephens stive t Wednesday
afternoon. Sewing and five-hundred
were enjoved with Mrs. Cljl'ton
Hooper holding the ligh score for
the latter. A lovely politick 'sup
per was served latr by Mrs. Nor
wood, assisted by Mrs. Hooper.
Those enjoying the atlernnrw
with Mis, Norwood wtsie Mrs. Mat
tie Medill, Mrs. Hartv Fletcher.
Mra. J. W. Howell, Mrs. Margaret
Deiloog, Mrs. C. V. Owen. Mrs.
Percy Myers, Mrs. C. E. Jones,
Mrs. Flsle McComus, Mrs. Virginia
Campbell and Mrs. Cltfton Hooper.
Mrs. Clifton Hooper will enter
'ain the club March ll at her home
on Military avenue.
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MRS. HARRIE BOOTH
COMPLIMENTED AT SHOWER
AT NEWLAND HOME
Mis. Maurice J. Newhmd enter
tained her bridge club at h charm
ing one o'clock luncheon and show
er parly complimenting Mrs. liar
rie W. Booth. Tuesday, at her at
tractive home on West First street.
The luncheon table, centered
with u minor holdiiu the lovely
shower gilts, vm decorated in a
color motif of pink and blue. Cov
ers weiv arranged for Mn. Booth.
Mrs. IL 1). Coen, Mrs. II. 11. 'Ill r
Utr. Mis. B. ti. Bates. Mrs. Paui
Ilelweg, Mrs. Chester Morgan.
Mrs. Frederick E. Hartung. Mrs. E.
tl. Kohlhiigen and t be hostess.
Mrs. Newltiud.
Contract Inidge wan eiijovd tlti i
lug the Htlernoon hours witli Mis.
t'oen winning the pr.xe tor high
si ore.
EPISCOPAL GUILD HAS
INTERESTING MEETING
TUESDAY EVENING
St. eoige's Episcopal guild met
Tuesday uetitng t the parish hall
with Mrs. Kuburt C. Buck, presi
dent, in churtfe of the business ses
sion. A splendid attendance en
joyed the meeting ami social hour,
which followed. Mr. Will H. Ger
letsen und Mrs. H. Zaclmisei;
were joint hotkbe aud served re-Ueliuieutd.
Hollywood's
Mode Reign
Augmented
W 'i
'Arline Judge - ,
The movie capital of, the ,world
is rupitUy becoming the fashion
capital. Arline Judge, 'attractive
young film placer, ' wears lame In
white with pin threads 6( gold In
evening ensemble. The Wrap shows
a new length for evening ooat3
and has a flattering collar of white
fox. ; j i " ' .
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FAREWELL TEA GIVEN ' ! :
FOR MRS. WILLIAM FORD I t
AT DA Vl'S HOME WEDNESDAY
, Mrs. H. A. iluvla' entertained ai
0; lovely ' (ui'oiinal tea from two
itn rour.-thirty o'clock ' Wednesday
:afternoon at her home on Blakoly
iStreet for her mother, Mrs. William
Void, who left today for California!
. The lea table wos very attrac
tive with a lovely lace cloth and
centered by a. bowl of Japanese
quiucfl and pusH.vwiUows ,and -tail
lighted tapers. Mrs. JJavis poured.
, Faruueil gifts were presented to
Mrs. Ford and the 1 afternoon was
pleasantly spent ln visit mg. Those
invited to nonor iMts. :ioru inciuti-
ed Mrs. George Chandler, . Mrs H.
Ui Ferguson, Mrs. Huldu Thompson
Mrs. George Aieiver, and Airs, lsa
belle Webb. . , ,
' Mr. and -Mrs. Ford left Jtoseburg
today for an extended trip to Cali
fornia. They will first stop at Duus
muir to visit their eon und daugh-
ter-in-law Mr. and. Mrs. llobert
J'ord. later going ( to Oakland
to visit Mr. Ford's ' sister, Mrs.
Josslo Brown, and then $n to Los
Angeles to be with their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. J. D.
Frost. While in southern California
they plan to visit a number ot for
mer Uoseburg residents.
SURPRISE KITCHEN
SHOWER GIVEN FOR
MRS. HOWARD DAVIS
Mrs. Howard- Davis, nee Helen
Benver, was surprised nt a delight
ful1 kitchen shower Wednesday af
ternoon, when u group of friends
called ut the home of Mr. aud
Mrs. P. E. Beaver In Edenbower.
The shower gifis were presented
to Mrs. Davis and the afternoon
wns very enjoyahly spent in games
with priy.es going to Mrs. Umnen
inco and Mrs. Addison.
At the tea hour lovely refresh
menu were served to Mrs. Davis,
guest of honor, .Mrs. I. E. Ht
Mrs. Forest Jones, Mrs. C. H.
Beaver,
Calk
ins, Mrs. Arthur Addison. Mrs. A.
E. Ilotlmeisier, Mrs. Charles Brad
ley, Mrs. John Porter, Mrs. C. Do
I meiiico and Miss Celia May Beav
er.
UN JOYABLE DINNER
AT HUGH RITCHIE, JR.
HOME ON SUNDAY
Mr. uud Mrs- Hush Ritchie. Jr.,
entertained at a very enjoyable
dinner ut their home in. Garden
Valley Sunday. Chinese lillie
formed uu uttrac'.lve bouquet cen
tering the table.
Covers were placed for Mr. aud
.Mrs. D. P. McKay, Mr. and Mrs.
ll. D. McKay and daughter, Mary
Ellen, uud son, 1 lwm. Miss
Mnyme Timmons and Mr. and Mrs.
Huh Ritchie, Jr.. and duughter
Jean, and son. La Brie.
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KEYSTONE CLUB WILL
MEET NEXT TUESDAY
AT McKAY HOME
.Mrs. H. T. .Mi-Kay and Mrs. K
A. Biitton will be joint hostesses
lo lite members ot the Keystone
clilb of the Mtthodist Episcopal
church at the former's home on
West First street next Tuesday
March 3. nt a one-thirty u'ehtek
dense rt-lunc!teoii.
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GLENGARY CAMP COOKING
CLASS HOLDS CAMP
DEMONSTRATION WEDNESDAY
The Glensary camp cooking eliss
wilh Miss Hrtitie Cooper as leader
-n joyed an ou.door cam crooked
dinner Wednesday. Jay Hoot en hud
uliargeof the program follow tug
the dinner, which was greatly en
joyed by the members.
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I FRANCES E. WILLARD
I PROGRAM ENJOYED AT
MEETING ON WEDNESDAY
The Women's Christian Temper
I once Union and members of the U. j
A. li. held a very interesting joint
meeting at 2:30 o'clock Wednesday
afternoon at the First Presbyterian
church parlors.
The meeting was opened by sing
ing "Tis So Sweet to Trust in
Jesus." Praver was offered by Mrs.
C. A. Chamberlin and others pres
ent. Tne devotions were in charge
of Mrs. Alta Kinnear of the Four
Square Gospel church, who used
the t7th Pi-aim as her text. Mra.
Chamberlin gave a loving tribute
of praise in memory of the late
vice president of the Rose burg W.
L.-T. V., Mrs. Bessie Smith.
Mrs. W. M. Campbell bad charge
of the program reviewing the life
of Frances E. Willard, founder of
the W. C. T. U. The program was
very Interesting and included the
following: Mrs. Earl Agee spoke
on Frances E. Willard as an edu
cator; Mrs. h. E. Good bourn on
"Frances E. Willard as a patriot;"
Mrs. R. L. Gile, "Miss Willard as
su orator;" Mrs. Paul Warren sang
a group of solos, accompanied by
Mrs. Clyde Beard; Mrs. O. M.
Nicholas read a poem honoring the
memory of Miss Willard; Mrs. C.
E. Wlmberly spoke of Miss Willard
as a temperance worker; Mrs. C.
A. Edwards spoke of her as an or
ganizer, and Mra. Watson E. Boise
talked on Miss Willard as a ser
vuiu of God. Mrs. Edith S. Ackert,
Douglas county school superintend
ent, explained the Frances E. Wil
lard educational fund. Benediction
closed the meeting,
, A pleasant social hour followed
and refreshments wore served by.
the hostesses, Mrs. Alba Spaugh,
Mra. ll, W. Marsters, Mrs. George
Ware and Mrs. Elmer McKean. The
tea .table, covered with a lovely
luce cloth, was centered by a bowl
of red carnations and tall red
tapers. Mrs. R. L. Gile and Mrs. jU
Kohlhagen, Sr., poured.
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COUNTRY CLUB LADIES
ENJOY THURSDAY AT
THE CLUB HOUSE .
The ladles of the Uoseburg Coun
try club enjoyed a
ery delightful
50 ' Thursday.
day. at the clubhouse ' Thursday
nooa yita Mrs. Ji. C. Stearns win -
ning.tne prize. .
The luncheon was served at noon
to Mrs. Walter Fisher, Mrs. H, A.
i nm i i n ii n m' m I Invelv refreshments and a birth
F Dillard Mrs. R a Bridges. Mrs. d kk Jh d b 1)k candIe
H. C.r Stearns,. Mrs. W. E Ott, : w , ln honor of Mrs. S. E.
Mrs. J. F. Barker.. Mrs. B. Casey,, a,tinvi Brt-
Mrs Broadway,- Mrs. A. A. Wilder,
Mrs. C. C.y Archibald, Mrs,
l,i,M
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V""., : ::
Mra. George H. Smith and Mrs. C. ;
W. Wharton. -
' ' Plans for. the public card party j
have heeji postponed from the mid-1,
die of March until a . few weeks
;iater and instead a delightful i
Uernieee Walnscott and Miss Eld-!WITH MRS- G'. c: FINLAY
ress Judd are Joint: chairmen of j j , Menlher'a of le Delphian club en
tile affair and will be assisted b. , Wednesdav afternoon as the
Mrs. R. D. C oen, Mrs. E. Q. Koh - g of Mra u c Fna a, hBr
'"f.6"."!;.?, Wl't ' , ,lt home on South Main sirt.. Mrs.
' Next Thursday the ladies of the , u,- w . f.,.,.u. Q,,i i, in,i.
.Ii.h . will ol 111 o ,.i fn.-
bridge and a' fiotluck 'luncheon at
noon, and -If -the weather permits
golfing will be enjoyed, during the
afternoon hours; . f ,'
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MISS RUTH BLAKE , ,
CELEBRATES TWELFTH,
BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY.:
' Miss Ruth Blake-celebrated her
twelfth birthday witli u party giv
en by her mother at the hoifie of
her narents. Mr. 'and Mrs: W- G.
j Blake, on "Wednesday afterdoon
urier school 1
The guests ' enjoyed playing
games, and later In the afternoon.
Mrs. Blake, assisted by ber daugh
ter, Elmira, served dainty refresh
ments. '
The color scheme was yellow, In
cluding favors, flowers nnd a yel-
iow-lced birthday enke;
Those enjoying the party -with
Ruth were: Lois Rarker, Anita
Lee Young-,' June Brockley, Wyona
BJorgeu, Suzanne Scofleld, Ila
May Angiin and Shirley 1-ancner.
May Become New Queen of Clubs
Altnough only 17, Miss Patty Berg of Minneapolis has been burning
up the links through the south this winter, capturing first honors in
three tournaments, defeating- Mrs. Glenna Collet Vare, national
champion. In one, all of which suggest to sports observers that she
wiU be tht next national women', golf champion, a title. to which
llS.warunneiyip last yeart
Beauty,PIus Brains
Milt Helen McGilvrs
Scoring a perfect scholastic rec-"
ord for her four years of high
school, Miss Helen McGilvra of
Madison, Wis., achieved the
double distinction of being beauty
queen and valedictorian of her
. class at the same time.
SOUTH END SOCIAL
CLUB MEETS AT MILLER
HOME ON WEDNESDAY
I Mra. James T. Miller was a most
gracious hostess Wednesday after
noon, when she entertained the
I South End Social club at her
I hstmn nn Mniltlt MtMllhmiK Street.
( p0U( ueta of pussywillows and jas-
ii.H1v i.o1 nhnnt
j . GamG8 Were played with Mrs.
iE n Williama and Mrs. William
! McCullocn winning the prizes. At
!the tea hour Mrs. Miller Berved
Fancher. Those enjoying the aft-
, t-i nuun Willi m r. miur.i niuuutw
h.i itnui...i xinn..nnli n crnout
nd Mrs
E. Fancher, Mrs. Elsie
Williams. Mrs. A. J. McCultoch,
Mrs. E. R. Williams and daughter,
KHznboth, and, Mrs. J. H. Hess.
Tho next meeting wilj be held
March 11 at the home of Mrs.
Fancher ou Ccbb street.
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er; was. in charge. The members
dn joyed, the study 'of Kipling and
modern poetry.
i Later Airs. Finlay served tea. to
Mm. -Grow, Mrs. Uoberi C. Buck,
Airs. Foster Butner, Mrs. J. E.
Rnnyan and Mrs. 1. V. Wimberly.
Tho club will hold. Its next meet
ing March 11 al the home of Mrs.
W. R. lirown in Iho Kohliiageu
apartments. . . '
AUXILIARY (AND CAMP
ENJOYS PROGRAM ON
THURSDAY EVENING
St. George's Episcopal guild met
camp, Spanish War Veterans en
joyed a 6:30 o'clock potiuck sup
per at the armory Thursday eve
ning. The respective business
sessions followed, after wliirh the
I auxiliary ami comrades joined for
la program and social hour. Music
! tor the evening was furnished by
j Mr. Vinson and Mrs. Ella White.
The next meeting will be held
' March at the armory.
MRS. HAROLD rNGRAM -rnuol
IMENTED AT
CHARMING SHOWER PARTY
Mr. Harold Ingram, 01 neuuiog,
Calif., nee Uorotby Geddes of this
city, was complimented charm.
ing 7 : SO o'clock dessert-sunner
and shower parly Tuesday evening
at the Leslie dimming, home.
when Mra. tuiumiiigs, irs. Aunun
l-'iBher, Mrs- L- Wlmberly and
Mrs. Kloyd V'llson entertained.
Mixed bouguets of pastel-colored
flowers matched the attractive
ly appointed serving table, where
covers were placed lor Mrs. In
gram, guest of honor, Mrs. A. J.
Ueddes, Mrs. Bessie Ingram, Mrs
Harrle Booth, Mrs. J. H. Booth,
Mrs Edwin Booth. Mrs. Lucille
ilibbs. Mrs. Frederick Herman,
Mrs. Stewart' Cooper, Mrs. P. T.
Ilubar. Mrs. A. J. Klllsou, Mrs. J.
E. McCIiiuock, MrB. Foster But
ner, Mrs. Hutn Priebs, Mrs. J. A.
Hart, Mrs. Clyde Fullertoii, Mrs.
J. B. Hennessey, Mrs. Lewis Ful
lerton. -Mrs. Kuth Lough, Mrs.
Blvd Bales. Mrs. Clyde Carstens.
Mrs. H. W. Marsters, Mrs. H. C.
Darby. Mrs. K. Bannister. Wlss
Huzel Strickland, Miss Eeua Wills,
Miss Ann' Rice, Miss Evelyn
Thomasou, Miss Elslo Hudooii aud
Miss Thelnia Pearce.
The many lovely shower gifts
were presented U Mrs. Ingram
und the evening wus spent' in play
ing contract bridge and sewing
with the prize for bridge going to
Mrs. BaJes and the sewing prize
to Mrs. JloCUutocli.
Mrs. Ingram is spending a few
weeks here visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Geddes, and oth
er relatives.
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BELLVIEW CLUB HAS
MEETING THURSDAY
AT WATSON HOME '
Mrs. Mary Watson entertained
the Bellview club at her home
Thursday afternoou. Lovely bou
quets of spring flowers were used
about the rooms. Mrs. Watson was
assisted by .Mrs. Elsie Kelly.
Interesting games were played
and the business meeting was held,
at which time it wns vjited to send
the UBUal sum to the Uoernheeher
.Memorial hospital In Portland.
Mrs. Roberta Kester, Mrs. Helen
Hendrickson and Miss Belle Kes
ter were voted In as new members.
Pollyanna gifts wero exchanged
and a beautifully decorated cake
was presented to the members hav
ing birthdays in February. The
cuke was presented by Mrs, Bessie
Pearce. , i i . .-
Delicious refreshments wore ser
ved, at the tea hour to Mrs. Jeuck,
and Mrs. Pickens, guests, and. the
following members: Mrs. Roberta
Kester, Airs. Helen Hendrickson,
Miss Belle Kester, Mrs. -Lora, Kes
ter, Mrs. Delia Kelly, Mrs.: Elsie
Kelly, Mrs.' Mary .Dietsch, Mrs. Bes
sie Pearce, Mrs. Cora Collison and
Beverly Jean, Mrs. Alma Lovelace,
Mrs. Hannah Parker. Mrs. Mar-
jorie Uilbfeath, Mrs. .Bother Mori'
berg and Donna and Douglas, Mrs.
Idella Kincuid, Airs. Margaret Pat
terson and the hostess, -Mrs. Maiy
Watson. i ' .
The next meeting will bo March
26 at the home of Airs., Bessie
Pearce. '
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MISS GLADYS H. STRONG '
PRESENTS GROUP OF
DIA'Mn DIIDII C TLlllDCn.V ' ..I,
A very interesting and enjoyable
piuno recital was' given by- Miss
Gladys H. Strong at her homo on
South Main street Thursday eve
ning, when she presented a group
ol beginners as well as more ad
vanced students. A nunibcr of
the piano students pluyed for-their
first time in recital. i i
. Those presented by Miss Strong
included Shirley Clark, Priscilla
Wade, Marie Keal, Paulino and
Beryl Caskey, Ruth Heck, Helen
Johnson, Burbara Randolph,: Jean
Cloake, Patricia Miller, Carolyn
Allen, Kathryn DeLapp, Eleanor
Entler, Helen Chamberlin, Lois
Irving and Mrs, Max Baueu. 1 - 1
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THREE-LINK CLUB
WILL SPONSOR CARD
PARTY MARCH 10
The Three Link club ot the Ue
hekah lodge, will sponsor the last
of a series of delightful public
card parties the evening of March
10, al eight o'clock at the I. O. O.
F. hall. Prizes will be .awarded
the various card plays and refresh
ments will be served. Mrs. Golf is
general cliulrman of tho affair.
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MID-WEEK BIBLE
CLASS HAS MEETING
AT MORTIMER HOME
The Mid-Week Bible dims nt St.
Paul's. Lutheran church mot Wed
nesday afternoon at tho homo of
Mrs. Charles Mortimer. Tho first
part of the Lord's Prayer was con
sidered anil discussed during tho
Bible study hour. The rest of the
nrternoon was spent socially. The
hostess, assisted by Airs. Cruvcn.
served delightful refreshments to
all present, which Included: Mrs.
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U. S. V, HOSPITAL
By Ottilia K. A-diton
Our weokly caiiI party which wu
held Tuesday ultcrltotm in, tlw east
solarium ol the barracks was spon
sored by the V. F. W. auxiliary
ladies. There were many 'games
of pinochle, five-hundred and con
trail bridge in play and cigarettes
were awarded as prizes. Mrs. Hutu
Scliaeffer, state hospital chairman,
had us a special treat a Uige box
of assured nuts, and again we bad
a crunching good time.
We have found tne need of laun
dry begs for the patients, and witli
,lhe usual good spirit this need will
ne met jointly by the l. A. V., V. K.
W. aud American Legion auxiliar
ies. So Instead of finding a sm
here and a sock there, they w.li
all be "in the bag."
i We received the past week our
large pillows with removable Co.
ers from ,;;:a Hubbs tent No. 11.
Daughter of Union Velorans
the Civil War.' Aledford. Oregon,
for which we are very grateful.
This evening a np-i ml I real
In slore for the bovs. as the Wan
dering lowgiii and Bud. radio ai
lists playing at the Rose theater,
are entertaining during the dinner
hour in the dining hall, af:er whieh
they will go lo the hospital to eu
ui tain paUeuts unable tu be pres
ent lu the dining hall.