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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON. SATURDAY. MAY 30. 1936. 5(D(EDEW Social Calendar ' Monday, June 1 ' v'y Gray Ladierf Corju that lecture !. ui l-:3u o'clock ut tlie veterans' a'lininisti-utioii futility with lol- unel K. K Tandy and Dr. A. E, sf'Vjy Morgan present hit; the lectures. ) Mrs. Paul Jenkins will present 'SA dance recital at limit's Iruliuii theatre at S:30 o'clock. 2-A Junior Woman's club business meeihiK and annual elccliou of of- fleers. Past PreHfdentH clnh of (Jhoiko maimer uuxiliary to I uiled Smn- Uii War Veteruns afternoon niHet- iiiK at home of Mia. Will Lour at two o'clock. ' tiversdale Kruime 4-1 1 scliolar ship ' benefit entertainment at gruiiK" hall at eight o'clock, I'ro Kiain by K. A. liritlnu, French twins. Allen ('onion, Helen White und Judith I lodges. No ndmiHsiuu. Kerresliments will be sold. "Lilac circle No. 49. Neighbors Tf Woodcraft will hold nnniial Memorial service at elKlit o'clock at I. O. O. F. hall. Tuesday, June 2 lloriebui'K Woman's club uniiuul picnic at W. K. ttt place on North fcnnpqim. Members meet at club tiouse at U:8u o'clock sharp. Cars Ttujll ruriiisli ttanspoiiullou. instlu.- 4nAton or officers and reports ot emnmittees. ' "lieinliue . couservalruy Invites "iVeil piiWie to atienu reciial at bUidlu ut eiKht o'clock in evening. -'Florence in.kIUIiibuIu X'tiilL No. 1 UauKhters of Union Veteruns hi the Civil War will sponsor sil ver tea at home of Airs. Karl llenedlck at 1-65 I'uiiKiua avenue ,Jmm two to live o'clock. Public invited. , SewiitK club evenliiK meelliiK at homo ot Mrs. J. Jurvis Hoherlsoii on Hlakely street. ,St. Joseph's Altar society public uuclat at eight o'clock at Cm nolle parish hall. Curds and kuiiics. ite t lieshmentK will be sold. Wednesday, June 3 South Knil Hociul chili tiflunioon "inoutlnjt at home of Mrs. KIhIh Wll , ""Jiunis on South Jack sou street. Thursday, June 4 Uulii-a of 1 uutitry club lo meet S.Ito a. in. tor aolfliiK. l'ot luck WttiH'heon and contract bridge. - KuHtt.'i n Star ineetlUK at eight 'TiVlock at tcuiple. Mamms to be "Quests, l uidh, progrums uud ic- WthlU'JlllH. -''Garden Valley Women's club Jjuucilna; at clubhouse in uTiurnoon. . m .. Friday. June 5 iv(!.H. and It. club evening meet 'fty; At Aidiur Hud null homo ut IH iMirlh Uoi-e street. J'ro-Auieiica 1- o'clock luncheon ut C'atTi Tavt-m with Attorney H. JJ Kddy as Hpcuker on, "Fool's (jolil." Puhllr cordially invited. June 9 Violin recital or intermediate -""Typils of Uiii lord Hoach at lleiu Hint loiihcrvuifiry In evening. State union meeting or ladies auxiliary lo Drothcrhood or IUII load Ttiiiitmeii in Kimchurg, (iriiud .Dresldent, Clura 1 1 mil ley, of Colum bus, Ohio, will he present, MR. AND MRS. CAMPBELL ENTERTAIN INFORMALLY ON FRIDAY EVENING The members nf the school board and lr. O. It. Chambers, pro fessor of pxyrlmloKV ut O. S. ('., and Mrs, Chambers were guest. 4 nf Superintendent and Mis. W. M. Cinnpbell last evening at a chaiui Ing in Int tiki I 11 flair ut their home following the senior hili school Hind nation exercises, where l)r. Chambers gave the address, I lively refreshments were serv ed at a table centered with a bowl of pastel-colored sweet pens and lull lighted tupers. .Miss Kllza belli Campbell assisted lit serving. -Covers were arraiiKcil for Hr. and 1r. ). It. Chambers. Mr. und Mrs. "W. F. Mauls. Mr. ami Mm, .1. K. Hoiit, "r. and Mis. li. C. Fhilay. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Ceddes and Mr. und Mrs, Campbell. "BRIDGE CLUB ENJOYS CHICKEN DINNER AT MILL LAST EVENING The men ot the Friday evening brldg." pollock supper dull enter tatned their wives last cveulnu at n delightful six thirty o'clock elm k iiji dinner at the liuich Mill. ' Covers were placed lor Mr. and 511-s. lUt Courliiey. Mr. and Mis i .Untrue Sin ;leton, Mr. uud Mrs. M. K. Hitter, Mr. and Mis. Chillies 1 TJiuiMnn and Mr. and Mrs. Unbelt iiile. Her thi' dinner the group went to (he M. K. Killer pluce on liust tJak sireet for contract bridge. SILVER TEA TO BE GIVEN BY FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE TENT TUESDAY . . ,1'he public luis bce:i mot 1 or- 1 1. v invifd by rhiieine Nighttn gale Ti UI No. I.'.. ItiiUKhletK ot I'll Ion Veteruns of the fhtl W m. 1m;- Isii.".. lo Illtelid t .silver tea next 'J'ueMlay, June ut 1 tie home ot Mrs. Fail lletiediik st l-ii.'i I iiihus n venue, ""The tea hour will be from two to five o'clock. The iitiair will heiu ttt tlie Tent. CMAFFINHENDERSON WEDDING IS THURSDAY AT CUNNINGHAM HOME tieortio l.i'e Chut (in an', ; ijinl I lendej-snu, both residents ,,( i-M(. IllgC (iiove, were illelly Miailled In this city Thursday ut the home of Itev. J. Flunk Cunningham, pas tor of (he First Christum church of llospburg. Itev. Mr, Cunningham j'ci'lorined the e' eniuli? . ( nl I be (jcceMsaiy vjlnesfccs were pjcactil. Uy LO 1 US KNItiHT PORTfcR Organizer Here Mabel E. Axline Mrs. Mabel K. Axline, hospital representative for the midwest ami Pacific ureas of the Ited Cross (!iuy (.adieu: corps, San Frunclscu. was 11 n intercstiuK visitor In Hose burg the past week, while organiz ing u tlray Ladies' corps for the veterans udmlnistrution facility. Monday afternoon Mrs. Axline met with Miss Helen Casey, Mrs. .1. H. Toles, Mrs. Hoy Young, Mm. (ieorgo II. Smith, Mrs. A. W. Umiiicy. Mrs. M. K. Hichards, Mis. Arthur Clarke, Mrs. K. A. Post, Mrs. Carter Stephenson und Mrs. Frederick J. I'orlor at the L'mpqua hotel to discuss the new organiza tion. The (iruy Ladles corps, an auxil iary lo the Amerk'un Red Cross, does social mul recre-'tlotial work at the veteruns administration fa cility, workini In conjunction with the recreational aide, Ottilia K. Ashton. Miss Helen Casey is acting us temporary chuiriuaii during the organization. On Friday ninrnt:ig Mrs. Axline met with a group of ladies ut the hospital for Tinal organization of the corps. Mrs. K. F. Tandy was elected chairman uud members selected for the organization In elude. Mrs. Arthur Clarke, Mrs. Walt up, ifMshur, Mrs.'- Hoy Young, Mrs. TTroadway, Mrs. H. C. Wuid dell ami the others to join will be announced next week. A total of ten members will be In tiie corps when it is completely organized. The Oray L:idles corps, which Is composed or selected niciibers, lo do ho. in I and recreational work at the facility, will attend a series of fifteen lectures, at the closo of which each will be prepared to be gin work at the hospital. Cnll'ornis of gray are worn by the nieinberH when they complete the course. The first two lectures of (lie series will he given at 1 2: Ml o'elortt next Monday, June 1, at the I'ncillly hos pital with Colonel F. F. Tandy, manager, and Dr. A. E. Morgan, chief medical officer. Riving the lectures. The mbers give fifty hours a year to the service of (he corps. W. C. T. U. HAS PLEASANT MEETING WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON A very pleasant ufteruoon was Hpent by the W. C. T. V. organi zation Wednesday afternoun in (he purhn-s tiT the First Presbyterian church. At one o'clock a group of the ladies met aud tied a quilt for the Children's Furm home at Cor valtls. At 2::i0 o'clock the presi dent. Mrs. C. A. Chamberllu. bad charge of the business session. The devotional were In charge of Itev. M. K. Miner, reiurued missionary from the West Indies, who gae an interesting talk and also played numbers on his steel guitar. An other interesting feature was a de lightful talk 011 child health by Mrs. J. II. Teles. The group vot ed to hold special revhal services within 1 be near future, the lime. place uud date to be uuununced later. PRO AMERICA EXECUTIVE MEETING IS HELD WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON Mrs H, C. Waihlell. chairman of Douglas County I'nit of Pco Ainerl ca, presided in er the monthly ex ecutive meet inn at the 1 in puna hotel Wednesday afternoon. Plans were made ler the June "1 llllleheou meeting to be held Ut Curl's la vet n at li o'cloek next Friday. Attorney It. I. Kddy has been seemed as the speaker at this nict'tum. Plans wen- also talked ever re mndilik' sending a tloal to the Cm vallis chapter torchlight paiade next Tuesday evening. STEDFAST CLASS HAS PLEASANT SOCIAL AT GEORGE 5EWELL HOME The Steiltast class of the Ktist Piesbvteriun chun h held n tMmhi lid social alterneoii Thursday at (be alliat tle home ef Mis. Center Sew ell on Spl IMP si iee(. T flit IWt UietnlHTS ami two litiests were pi esetil Mr. U 1, Scott had rhaiue ot (he demotions. A duet was yuiiK hv .Mis. A. Itcmis and Mrs. J. Mai- khivi Ashcrafl. Hlocks were pieced 'of s 'in fit duriinr the aft'i oeen and at tlte Ud hour loiel letioii. Hleiitb vtcie scived. I DANCE RECITAL WILL BE BRILLIANT AFFAIR AT THEATRE MONDAY NIGHT Otifi (if thti iniiKl hrllli.'iiit ilnm-f recitals to be given here in ears win oe presenteil by .Mrs. Paul Jenkins next Monday evening. June 1, ut Hunt's Indian theatie at H:ao o'clock, when she present! 47 pupils, 35 of v horn will be pre sented In the first complete ballet to be given in Hoseburg. The cos tumes for this recital are unusual ly beautiful and Mrs, Jenkins Is belfiv ukmIkI! fn t.uiltiir mt lliu students by Miss Helen Casey, miss jtutn AK-Musters will act as mistress of ceremonies with liar bura Winkler us pluiiist. The program to be presented by Mrs. Jenkins Includes the follow ing: lluhies Arleno Watson, Klalne Su zanim HurtiiiiK. Janice Whipple, Beverly Kay Anderson uud Don na Joy ('lough. CiMpiette Toe solo Funny I.u Wimberly. Dutch Treat - Hetty Hoxle and Ag n en Huth Johnson. (Jypsy Madlyn Hteurns. Kannv I.u Wimberly. Wiltna Keldkanip,' Hel en Catching, I'luh Winston and Meredith Anne Jcniifns. Mazurka Ceorgiue Khanklin. Ilolero Wlliiia Feldkamp. Helen CaUbing. Meredith Anne Jen kins, Madlyn Stearns, Fanny Lu Wimberly and Clan Winston. (ilow Worm (leorgino Sbanklln, Hetty Foley, I'atricia Kheehy, Nancy McCliutock. Joun Clough. Jean Caroline Clough, Shirley Carter, Hnr Ultra Youiik. Kleunor MleelH. Kloanor Ma raters und Hetty Wilson. Hallet Fcceutrirjuc Woheoih Cats .ley. Heverie toe group Madlyn Stearns. I'lah Winston, Mere dith AtlliP .Ifinklna Skaters Walz Wllma Feldkump. uanei The Lost Penny, by Cimtif. The children: Patricia McCliu tock, Jane Kll.iworth. Deorgine Hhunklln, Joan Hume. Hettv Hox 1, Kloanor Marsters, Hlossom (Jazlev. The HngRttr I'lah Winston. The Prince Dltih Winston. The Fairy Princess Meredith Anne .lenltliiH The PrinceKs' Suite Fannv in Wimberly, Wllma Keldkanip. Hel en Catching. Marjorle, dtt, Mad- IVII Ktl'IltllB illirl Dull., The Fairies Kleanor Kntler. Faith Young. Carolyn Allen, Jean Kpp sfeio. Louise Virden, Kvu Maker. Mary Klleti Darby and Fugenia Virden. The Fives Agnes Ruth Johnson, Iletto Owen. Hetty Huywurd. Anita Young. Harbura Young. Ada Marie Huhl, Delores Cacy, Dora linker. Durham Collier and Clarahelle Herg. ft MR. AND MRS. WIMBEHLY HONOREn OM en co WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. (J. V. Wimberly i'1'e uiictus t t 1 11111.1. mi- iiw.i luck slimier hriiii! eliih imwi., evening at llio lovely home of Dr and .Mrs. Culr K. Allen on Wat son street, the occasion relebruting their silver Wedding annlversarv. . n.veiy six-tni.ty o'clock dinner was served. The table, centered l.v uii.-a.. tray of pastel sweetpeas, Irfs und coral, circled a itedestnl hni,Ht..r miniature bride and. brideKioom Tall silver i i 1 debibrns ut each rnd and sil-.n- hells tied with silver ribbons over the ceiitei- nf tin. 1 "! 1 Mineieieii the attractive arran? enient. Cov ers were placed for Mr. and Mrs ' . Wmiberiy, guests nf honor. Mr. and Mrs W 1. ii,..-.i., 1. , Mis. (,. c. Fhilay, Mr. uud Mrs. S. .1. JMioeniaker, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hamilton and Dr. and Mrs. Allen. A beau it ml Hi 1 1-1.1- i.h,.k presented to Mr. and Mrs. Who her v I mm Hi.. . . . ' tnu ruci bridKO was enloxed .huh,,, a,., n mil' with It ..I..I iu i.:.. 1.... winning the prise. MISS CROfiTA WflCTrcc TO A TO Z CLUB ON TUESDAY EVENING The . to . elub met on Tues da v evi'iihn. ut 1 1... ..." , "I'm iiiieni 01 Miss Inez ( rostu in the KohlluiKen apartments. Contract hridce w.m Hie diversion of the evening. Miss , ' i.aiiKennere w Inning the prize for hinh score. I lively relreshiuents were serv ed at a late hour. Tbo.se present included Mrs. D. II Dnxie. Mis J H, Foley. Mrs. (. dMnllev. .Mrs' i .1cr Hiiniilton. Mrs. Irving Hiu cette. MtMs Coletia I .aiigenlterir. ! Miss Ann Sinnotl. Miss Marie i Lutmeuherg. Miss Helen Casev audi the hostess. Miss Inez Crosia. SETH PARKER CLUB HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING SUNDAY The Seth Parker club met Suu dav eveniiijE at Hie C IUi:an home for h verv deliiln ful i.nw grain. Husnrll Harris pas piocram leudcr on the tnpl .. "What Jesus I Means In ie World" Specials In cluded a duet l.v .1 mlii I. II,K.,. and Helen White: readings by Mrs. Seelev and J ge Miinson, and solo by Itev. Mr. Haudall. Anyone interested has been lo ut ed to meet every Sundav eve ning at 7 :tu o'clock at the C. W. I lagan home. tleoi ge Muiisou tll have charge of I lie Milde study hour for the May ID nieeiiug. VIOLIN AND VOICE DEPARTMENTS TO BE OPEN FOR CLASSES The loll 11 and voice depart ments of the Hemline cousenn torv will remain open for classes ilihing the summer mouths, accord to n HMtieuui ceeiit made b liiirfnt d Kti.teh violin liotrin lor. and Mi nam Halluril, ucal teucher. ELIZABETH WILLIAMS lb PRESENTED IN RECITAL AT LINFIELD COLLEGE Miss Elizabeth Williams, talent ed daughter of Mr. and Mrs. It. D. Williams of South Pine street, Roseburg. was presented In a charming recital by Miss Alice Clement, dean of the school of mu sic ut 1. infield college, at McMinn ville last Saturday, May 23. Her mother, Mrs. Williams, and Mrs. K. B. Stewart were present for the re cital. Interesting programs were pass ed to the cuests, which told the story of every piece played by Miss Williams, which Included the fol lowing: Capticcio In K Scarlatti Prelude and Fugue in O Bacb Sonata Op. It). No. 1 Heethoveu Allegro molto e con brio prestissimo Andante Fjnale from Lucia dl l.ummermoor Leschetizky (I-efL hand alone.) Mary Hud a Little Imb. natlantlno Variations fn the style of Mozart, Heethoven, Schubert, Chopin, Wag ner, Tschaikowsky, (Irleg, Mac Dowell, Debussy, and Liszt. Miss Williams, one of the most outstanding pianists to be present ed at Linfield in a number of years, received congratulations from her muuy friends for her excellent per formance and bill If a nt playing. Miss Williams will be graduated from Linfield Sunday, at which lime her parents, Mr. aud Mrs. K. D. Wlliaius, will be present. Miss Vi Hiatus majored In English and music. ' Of interest also at Linfield over the week-end wus the style show and tea sponsored by the Home economics department In charge of Mrs. Frances Wright Johnuson, formerly teacher at the senior high hero. FULLERTON SIXTH GRADERS ENTERTAIN PARENTS AT SCHOOL TUESDAY EVENING The members of the Fullertou six Hi grade entertained their par ents Tuesday evening ut the school- house. The following interesting and entertaining program was pre sented by the pupils: Two numbers by the sixth grade rhythm band. Welcome Hob Larson. Piano solo, Ralph Chamberlain. Heading. "Barefoot Hoy," Donald Ivie. Class history, Gertrude Pierce. Trumpet duet, John Ness and Jim I in Iter. Dance. Agnes Huth Johnson. Class prophecy. John Ness. Songs, Sixth grade. Heading, "When the Teacher (lets Cross," bv Klenor Mortimer. Class will. Leroy Bryson. Song. Gertrude Pierce, Remarks. It. R. Brand. Flute solo, Constance Blaine. Heudlng, "The Grapevine Swing," by Dick C ranger. Class pong, Sixth grade. On behalf of the class a gift was presented to the teacher. Miss Hel en Magers, by Bob Larson. Lovely refreshments were served by the committee Including Mrs. T. H. Ness, Mrs. Larson, Mrs. Blaine and Mrs. Ivie. Members of the class Include Gertrude Pierce, Agnes Huth John sou, Klenor Mortimer. . Flaine 10 vans. Hob Larson. Ralph Cham berlain, Ksther (iladwill. Dale Smith, Donald Brown. Constance Hluine, Leroy Bryson. Donald Ivie. Wanda Jergens, John Ness. Jim Mutter, Muxine Tucker, Dick Cad way and Dick Granger. MRS. PAUL BEAVER IS HOSTESS TO THIMBLE CLUB ON MONDAY Mrs Paul Beaver very graciously eiitertii tied the Neighbors of Wood craft Thimble club ut her home In Fd'. uhower Monday afternoon. The business session was followed by a delightful social hour with Mrs. Martha Frskine in charge of the program. Mrs. Peter Crummelt uoii the game prize and Mrs. Paul Heaver won the club prize. The beautiful flower garden surround ing the Beaver home was greatly enjoyed by the guests, vhilo huge hmvls and boiniuets of colorful l lowers were used throughout the rooms. At the lea hour Mrs. Beaver, as sisted by her daughter, Mrs. How ard Davis, served delicious refresh ments to Mrs. Hofl'nieister. Mrs. Virginia Campbell. Mrs. Flsie Mc l 'omas, Mrs. J. W. Dow ell. Mrs. Martha Frskine. Mrs. Laura lloun shell. Mis. Harry Lohr. Mrs. Myrtle Norwood, Mrs. Lydia I looper, Mrs. .lames T. Miller. Mrs. C. W. Sinui- ger. Mrs. Arthur Huiluell, Mrs. Moyd Allium. Mrs. Allied Neul. Mrs. K. R. Williams. Mrs. Peter C ruin in ett and Mrs. Listen Dai by. Mrs. James T. Miller will have the club at its next meeting Mon day attenioon. June S, ut her home on South Stephens street with Mrs. Flsie Met omas as hostess. BETTY LEE HAHN CELEBRATES EIGHTH BIRTHDAY AT PARTY Mrs. Helen Halm entertained at ii ue.iKiu nil I'-ui .ti(MMia Hiiei-i noon at her home on West First : st reel 10 compliment iter daugh ter. Betty Lee. on her eighth birth day anniversary. I Ai ely hi rt bday gifts v ere pre sented to Betty Lee from Betty Jean Huher, Mary F.lleu McKay, Matte Neal. Jacqueline Ijinioiix. Lillian Walker. Susanna Halm and Sally Marie Hahn. Games were plaxed from tour t' six out ou the la wit. alter v huh Mrs. Hahn parsed balloon and pip su le l:4vois and later served deli rious party refi eshntenis to the group. Airs. Hahn was assisted by her mother, Mrs. W. -L. Nickson. o VIOLIN RECITAL WILL BE INTERESTING AFFAIR OF TUESDAY, JUNE 9TH Of interest 10 the public is the ioliu ret i ul to lie pre.-e.H ed l the inlenil.ili;te it ml '-ills :,' Bur fold Itivn h. iv.si met or n the t io liu depart m cut of .the Hemline cons M vaiory, Tuesday e etiti.g. June !, at eight o'clock. A few siiiil'ius of Miriam Bal lard's v dee department and Mrs. C. S. Hoiniine's piu,o dt partment, will act us assisting artists on this inteiesting violin re linl. The ceu. era I public h:u- beeu must cordial ly invited to 1 tta:id. Feminine Careers Have Suffered flit'h iff r ' ' to) jjoiephina JohniorTJ Feminine careers have sufTered during the depres sion and young women who have sought to realize their ambitions in industry or politics or the pro fessions have found the going difficult. The fem inine achievements in the arts have been better, naturally, but for the most part, the accomplish ments of Bueh persons as Amelia Earhart, avia trix; Josephine Johnson, author; Olivia de Hav illand, actress; and Dorothy Lamour, radio stur, who have climbed to success in the past Ave years, Queen Janet, pi 1 -w ' ! i 2 if 1 Uitorfftof .-1 1 1 , .1 1 11 m, 1 mhtl 1 HUindt' JalU't unvHiuitti. Lincoln hijll (iciiool studont, lias been no-li-ftt'd lo rule Tortlaiul Itosu Festial, Juno lu to 11. .Miss Sooysnilth Is not only oiu or Portlnnd's most beaulifnl young women hut an honor Htudent uh well. She had been Beleeted, prloi' to receiving the honors us (ueen. lo reuil u paper on history before u section ot the National lidu eaiion ussoelution when ft meets in Portlund, June 30. FRIENDLY BIBLE CLASS HAS DELIGHTFUL PICNIC SUPPER AT UMPQUA PARK The Frlomlly Hihle class of the Kirst rresbyleiiau church held a delightful picnic at six-thirty o'clock supper at I'mpqua park Tuesday eveniim. Clames were en- Joyed uiound a large bonfire dur ing the evening hours. Those enjoying the evening in t luded Itev. and Mrs. . C Kau cette. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Myers. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mellows. .Mr. and Mis. Secley, Mr. and Mrs. lies ton Gross. Mr. anil Mrs. (leoige Ware. Mr. and .Mrs. II. (). Wilson, Mr. nnd Mrs. K. S. Hall, Mr. and Mrs. K. i;. luiiiihdph. Mr. and Mrs. James Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. Woodruff. Mr. and Mrs. W. Chal mers, Mr. and Mis. Keldkanip. ,Ir. and Mis. Kmerv Williams, Mrs. I.ncllle KirUaml. Mrs. A. I'. Mar ielt. Mis. Lena Slattery. Miss Kle nor Sherk. Miss lolma tirobc and Mr. Hohellsee. JUOD SHOUDY WEDDING WILL BE EVENT OF TOMORROW MORNING One of tiie most charming wed dings of ille st-ascn will be that of Miss Dototln slioudy. daiighler of Mr. and .Mis. W. A. Ilourell. of lilvelslilc. and James .ludd, sou of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. .ludd. ol South Jackson sit eel. tomorrow morning. May ;ll. at eight o'clock, at St. (ieorge's Kpiscopal church. Kov. ivrry Suiilh will pcitorm the cere mony. Tlie In id., will be gien in mar tiage b .Mr. lloutcl!, und her sis ter. Miss Mlldtfd SliMllilv. will lie maid of honor, whiic liordou Apple white will ait as best man to .Mr. .ludd. Mis. C. A. lliaml will slut: "At lawniug." aud Miss Kldless Judd will play the wedding march. Following the wedding a break fast will be served lit the I'ml'iptn hottd lor iel.it nes and llietnlters ot the wedding party. Ruler of Rosaria ROSEBURG WOMAN'S CLUB ANNUAL PICNIC TO BE HELD NEXT TUESDAY The Iiosehurg Woman's club will hold its unnual picnic lo close the club calendar year of meetings next Tuesday, June 2, at tile homo of Mr. und Mrs. W. K. Oil on the Xorlh rnipqtia. All members attending this pic nic have been usked lo be ut the Itosehurg Oman's club house by ll::iu o'clock sharp and transporta tion will be furnished from the club to the picnic and back. Mrs. I. II. Lenox is general cliairmau of the picnic and is be ing assisted bv Mrs. W. K. Ott. Mrs. Karl l llrich. Mrs. L. M. Lilly aud Mrs. C. M. O'Malley. Trans portation Is in charge of Mrs. Lyle Marsters. Mrs. K. ii. Kohlhageu and Mrs. Frederick J. Porter. Mrs. C. S. Ileinllne, who lias been president of the club for the past ihree years, will be installed for her fourth term at this picnic meeting and because of her excep tionally devoted service to the club. eory member is being urged to be present at the picnic anil en joy the date at the Dtt home. The l!i;lti-::7 officers will be in stalled at this meeting and the an- inilat report will be given. The picnic w ill be served nt' noon. TUESDAY BRIDGE CLUB IS ENTERTAINED AT BLACK HOME THIS WFFK I Tile members of the Tuesday , bridge ilub enjoyed a delightful 'oiie.ihir! o'clock dessert-luncheon !at the I'niiq' a hotel coffee shop lhi week, alter which contract jbtldge whs enjoyed at the home (Of Mrs. Harry I'.lack on Kast Doug. jla street. High score for the afternoon' j contract bridge play was won by Alls. j. Mtocmakcr. I nose enlov- nig the afternoon -w ith Mrs. lllack Included Mis. Shoemaker. Mrs. A. J. Hochradel, M's. K. O. liirkll, Mrs Fred Hamilton. Mrs, tleorc Wliarton. Mrs. li. L. Whlpole klid Miss Jane Wliartua. in Depression have been the exceptions to the rule. The most senout. angle to this situation, survey shows, has been that the depression has also checked the ac tivities of Cupid and forced the modern young wornufi to turn to a job rather than matrimony. Interviews with a score of representative young ladies brought admissions from many that they were merely "marking time" und that circum stances had forced them to discard many of their former hopes for a career or happy early marriage. NORDLING-LEON ARD DESSERT-LUNCH EON IS ENJOYED BY CLUB Mrs. G. Nordling and Mrs. R. U. Leonard were joint hostesses al a lovely 1:30 o'clock dcsscrt-lunch-eou Tuesday at the home of the former for the members of the Methodist Kpiscopal K e y s t one club. Lovely bouquets of spring flow ers were used as a decorative mo tif. Covera were placed for Mrs. K. H. Wilson, Mrs. Hugh Harrison, Mrs. Tapp. Mrs. Harold .McKay, Mrs. Kenneth Ford. Mrs. Wesley Thompson, .Mrs. E. .A. Britton, Mis. ised uixon. Mrs. W. H. Hal ie. Mrs. H. B. Lehman, Mrs. John eatherford, Mrs. B. C. Ellloll Mrs. Koscoe Marsters, Mrs. F. O. Burr, Mrs. Kstelle Garrison, Mrs. Rail Wiley, Mrs. B. D. Isom, Mrs. H. R. Slater and the hosteBK, Mrs. Nordling and Mrs. Leonard. Mrs. Wilson, president, conduct ed the business meeting. The meet ing dates have been changed to the Nrst Friday of every month with I the social meetings to be held ou the third Friday night of every moiiLo. i ne ciud win not meet again until September. Games and visiting were enjoy ed during the social hour. MISS DOROTHY SHOUDY COMPLIMENTED AT LOVELY PARTY AT JUDD HOME Miss Dorothy Shoudy, charming bride-elect, was complimented at a Invelv Hiv-lhlrtv n'ol,nl. u1n,l I supper given by Mrs. J. M. Judd and daughter. Miss Kldress. Mon day evening at the Judd home on South Jackson street. I Cecil Hrtiimar i-nuoct u,..l n-nt I peas formed the centerpiece, while , tall silver tapers and placecards I bearing pink flowers and silver wedding bells completed the aii i potntments. Covers were placed for Miss Shoudy, guest of honor, Mrs. W. A. Ilourell, Miss Mildred nnouciy, .iitsa Mildred McLaughlin, ! Mrs. Gordon Applewhite. Mrs. Ud- win Booth. Mrs. Frederick Chan : man, Mrs. Charles Ostrander, .Mrs. ! J- B. Foley. Mrs. Keith Phillips, Miss ! Lota Hatfield, Miss Dorothy Her mann, .miss r.isie nuseiiDarK and Ihe hostess. Mrs. J. M. Judd aud Miss Kldress Judd. Contract bridge was enjoyed dur ing the evening hours with the guest prize going to Miss Slioudy: first l,riu in n , second prize to Mrs. Bourell. MISS HICKSON IS HOSTESS TO JUNIOR CHOIR AT GARDEN PARTY Miss C.el-aldiiie llt,.L.0.. . j graciously entertained Ihe Wm- i oers oi t. t.eorge s Kpiscopal i junior choir at the L, Kuhlhagen Sr., home al a delightful garden 'party Tuesday evening. Gaines , were tilaved and later invnie re freshments w ere served on the ver anda. ; Miss lllcksou was nssisted in serving by her twin sister. Miss ; Irene ilii ksou, of Portland, and Mrs. L. Kohlhageu Sr. ALTAR SOCIETY TO ISPON.SOR PUBLIC BENEFIT r-AMl Y tT TUESDAY A most cordial Invitation has been eXIenrie'l to Ihe piim'i .,,!. it.. to enjoy a delightful social aliair next Tuesday evening to be spon sored by the Altar society at St Joseph's Catholic parish hall at : eight o'clock. j Cards and games will be the di versions ot the evening hours. No 'admission will be ,-h,-u.,.i i.. .... Ireshtpents will be served later tn the evening. MISS LOIS FORD IS COMPLIMENTED AT DINNER ON BIRTHDAY Miss Ltuti Ford t..u.-t,,.r .., .1.. .... ...., nt iiic r.icarose school, was complimented ai a unci) tlinner al Ihe home 0( her brother and slster iu law , Mr ,' anil Mrs. Kennelh Ford, at Sll South Plue street. Mondav evening !lie. anil Mrs. E. B. Lockhan ere addiuoual guests at the dinner LARGE NUMBER ENJOY MEETING OF GRANGE THURSDAY EVENING At the regulir meeting of Slel rose gunge !' 28 many visitor were present, among whom were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hartley, the former master ot Sulherlin-C'ommu-nily grange; and the secretary, Clyde Henderson. South Deer Creek grange was represented by the master, Mrs. Harry CrllUon, Mr. and Mrs. Wni. H. Bailey, the former secretary; Mrs. Fred Mclntee and Dr. C. H. Bailey. Rfversdule grange visitors were the muster, A. E. Dorman, and Mrs. Dorman, while Rescue grunge In Looklngglass wus represented by Mlsa Susie Jacoby and Ben Jucoby. This being initiatory night at .Melrose grange, the other units of the organization each brought with them several candidates, and anions; the candidates initiated in tlie first and second degrees for Sutherlin-eommunity were Mr. and Mrs. H. H. demons, W. D. Duke and Aug. E. Brugger. Mrs. W. D. Hess and son, Clif ford, were among tlie Initiates for Rlversdale grange, and Suuth Deer Creek grunge brought with them Miss Mary Ellen Breedlove, the Misses Gladys and Jean Mc lntee and Harry Coilison, Jr., for initiation. A large class of Melrose grunge candidates also received the first and second degrees, including Ha zel Dormer, Trozie Tjoiusland, A. II. Perrin. Harriett Perrin, Dr. Robt. Lockwood, Mrs. Dow Lockwood, Mrs. Wilena Bradford, Mrs. Joel Fern aud Minim Becker. Short talks wore made by the visiting grange masters, after be ing introduced by the master of Melrose grange, Weldou Bradford, reports were received from all standing committees, and after closing the grunge refreshments were served. SHOEM AKER-HOCHRADEL BRIDGE LUNCHEON 16 CHARMING AFFAIR One of the most charming af fairs of tlie spring was the lovely one o'clock bridge luncheon given by Mrs. S. J. Shoemaker and Mrs. A. J. Hochrudel at the former's home Wednesday afternoon, wheu they entertained at five tallies. The rooms were colorful with huge bouquets of spring rlowers, while vases of rosebuds graced the -small tables and a largo bowl of mixed spring blossoms centered the huge luncheon table. Covers wero placed for Mrs. Clair K. Allen. Mrs. P. M. Lee, Mrs. A. G. Sutherland, Mrs. Fred Hamilton, Mrs. D. 11. , Morgan, Mrs. Hoy lOntlcr, Mrs. J. L. Varnull, Mrs. J. Harold Nichols, Mrs. Chester Morgan, Mrs. Walter S. Hamilton. .Mrs. C. C. Archibald, Mrs. I). H. Lenox, Mrs. V. I). Vir den. .Mrs. T. G. Watson. .Mrs. Fos ter Burner. Mrs. E. t). liickli, Mrs. W. F. Harris, Mrs. H. C. Church. Mrs. L. K. McCliutock and Mrs. Frederick J. Porter. Mrs. Shoemaker and .Mrs. Hoch radel were ussisled by Mrs. ltuy J. Freeman and Mrs. Clair K. Ai len. Contract bridge was enjoyed during the afternoon with Mrs. D. 11. Morgan winning the prize for i high store and Mrs. Walter S. Hamiltun winning the second score prize. MISS MARGERY PRICE COMPLIMENTED AT DINNER ON BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY Miss Margery Price was compli mented at a very lovely six o'clock dinner party al the homo of her parents, .Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Price at Glide, Sunday evening in honor or her birthday anniversary. Tile senior class colors und flower formed the attractive mo tif for the table, which was ecu lered by a basket of sweetpeas with a pink bow, and tall green tapers and gold favors. Covers were arranged for Miss Margery Price, guest of honor, .Mr. and Mrs. !, D. Horner uud tllo graduating class, Francis Stroheck cr, Don Kunkle und the following gnosis, Dorothy Asnm.'Oordon Hoi brook and Bud Neal. After the dinner the group nt tended the buccalaureute services in Hie high school auditorium. ATTORNEY EDDY TO' SPEAK AT PRO-AMERICA LUNCHEON NEXT FRIDAY An especially fine meeting of Pro-Ainerica is being anticipated by Hie members for next Friday, June o. at 12 o'clock at Curl's Tav ern, when Attorney 11. L. Eddv will be the guest speaker on the topic, "Fool's Gold." Attorney Eddy is prominently known throughout the state as an exceptionally fine ora tor and his speeches are aiway'B of great value to those having the pleasure to hear them. Mrs. H. C. Watldell, chairman, (Continued on page 3) U. S. V. HOSPITAL By CTTII.IA K. ASIITdV Friday evening was the opening night for our monthly birthday parties. These parties will bo sponsored each month for the men having birthdays in that particular month by the state department of Hie American legion auxiliary. The biggct thrill of all seemed to be that the party was held in the new recreational building and the birthday men were Hie envy of all others. The game of beano was Played throughout the evening, with cigareium being awarded as pilzes. A very happy evening was brought to a close with the serving of ice cream and Individual birth day cakes, a lighted candle being placed ou each CHke. Attractive specially printed Invi tations with the American Legion auxiliary emblem as the only dec oration v:ere nreiietitnd t,. ii. rl. lowing May birthday guests: ller- james Agens, Frank Bartonl cek. John Krneui kri,.iu... u Slalon, Charles V. Covev. Georgo Davidson. Win. Dodson. Frank I.. r.iuricie, Herbert Kngelke. Harrv H. Gitlleltc. John W c, art Memlnger. Nordal B. Myran. Hans Nielsen. Fortullalo Ort's. Al bert T. Stone. Waller (". Thomas. W. A. Wamslev. Karl W. Whaley sikI Travev rjv. Mrs. Irvine Klegel ahsiste.1 a lw.,.,uu .., - iui lug American Legloa auxiliary. I