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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, SATURDAY, JUNE 13, 1936.
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SdDCOEW
Social Calendar
Sunday, June 14
Alaskan Sourdoughs annual pic
nic ut I'mpqun park in Hoseburg.
Monday, June 15
Junior Woman's elub meeting Hi
Womun'fl clubhouse with members
of the Hoseburg Woman's club in
vited US Kliestfl.
J'ast President's club of United
Spanish War Veterans auxiliary
atternoon meeting at home of Mrs.
J. F. llynl.
1. N. (i. members to be honored
at speeiul program at 8 o'clock In
evening at I. O. O. K. hall by Li
lac circle No. 4!l, Neighbors of
Woodcraft, Mrs. Agnes lloag.
Woodcraft organizer, .Monmouth,
to be present. Hazel Althaiin In
charge of entertainment. Helen
Jiavis, chairman if refreshment
commit tec, assisted liy Hophia
Weaver, Lydia Hooper, .Muliuda
.Miller and Kthel Heaver.
Tuesday, June 16
tveninj? sewing club to meet ul
home of .Mrs. 0. W. llaiialmugh
oil South Jackson street.
LookinuglaHs grange open meet
ing in evening to elect fair board.
Anyone interested is invited to at
tend. Thursday, June 18
Harden Valley Women's club
meeting and election of officers at
club room. Mrs. Donna Kerguson
win be hostess. Jdist meeting of
club until full.
-Ladles of Country club to meet
.'at 8:30 o'clock at clubhouse. 1'ot
luck luncheon and afternoon of
contract bridge.
Friday, June 19
' Job's Daughters reception and
; program honoring the tenth an
niversary of itimeburg bethel to
.ho held at the Musonic temple In
tho evening. - - -.3
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1 MISS LYDIA WILSON
HONORED AT LOVELY
BRIDAL 8HOWER FRIDAY
Miss Lydia Wilson, who will be
married tomorrow tn hale Owen -of
JtoKeburg, was complimented at a
very charming bridal shower last
. .ev ouing at the home of Mrs. Ar
thur Hudnell on Norlh itnse street.
Mis. Jluduell, Airs. Floyd Alliums
" and Mm. Hurry Lnhr were hos
tosses tor the delightful party,
r " ThoCotibih Were neuutimn, dneo
rutod with baskets of spring flow-t'l-s.
The many lovely gifts for Miss
Wilson were placed in a wishing
well, (lames were played und the
prize was uwurded to Mrs. Leltha
Jleubest.
Later delicious refreshments
vvmo served buffet stylo from a
table covered with a lovely lace
cloth and centered with miniature
bride and tall lavender caudles.
' Cuests of the evening Included
Miss Lydiu Wilson, guest of honor,
Mrs. K. J. Kllison, Mrs. Maurice
Conley, Mrs. A. J. McCulloch, Mrs.
V. S. French, Alts. William Cal
houn, Mrs. (Mamie Manning, Mrs.
Maurice Weber, Airs. t). (I. Jen
nings, Airs. Charles lnsley, Mrs.
Letiha lleubest. Airs. Albert
Kronke, Airs. Lawrence Kroget,
Airs. Morgan Russell, Airs. Martha
iUrsktne. Mrs. William Hluck, Airs.
,C. W. Slnniger, Mrs. Hello Creu--sluiw,
Mrs. Henry Weber. Airs.
Nan Hulhert. Airs. R W. Taylor,
Airs. S. 10. l-'aiu'Iier, Mrs. Laura
; Huiinshell, Airs. Clifton Hooper,
Airs. J. W. Howell, Mrs. Matllo
Medlll, Mrs. I'ercy Myers, Mrs. Air
gluia Campbell, Mrs. .Myrtle Nor
wood. Airs. Klsie MrComns, M is.
Charles Wilson, Mrs. C. W. Owen,
Airs. KreUia Weiner, Aliss May iu
llolt, Miss Virginia Fieneh ami
Aliss Jeau llanning.
ALBANY VISITOR IS
COMPLIMENTED AT
CHARMING PARTY
Mrs. Nenl Allen of Albany (house
guest of lr. and Mrs. Clair K.
, Allen t was complimented at a
charming nne-thiriy o'clock dessert
bridge luni loon given by .Mrs. IV
Al. Lee at her home oo Kast Cass
street Thursday ailernnon.
Lovely bouquets of rambler
-roses were lined about the lunms,
while rosebuds geared the nerving
lables. .Mrs. Lee was assisted in
: serving by Mrs. Clair K. Allen and
Airs. Frederick J. Toiler.
Covers w i'ie an a lined for Mrs.
L Neil Allen, guest ol honor. Mrs.
( lair K. Allen. Men. T. t;. Walsou.
Mrs. II. C. buich. Mrs. .1. It.
; Wharton, Mrs. It. IV CWn. Mrs. C.
Wesley Williams, Mrs Knite Pat
terson, Airs. Chester Morgan. Mrs.
i L. 10. MiClltiloi'k. .Mrs. C. It. Wade
' und Al is. Frederick J. Porter.
Conl i art bridge was (he diver
siou of the pleasant alternoon
hours w 111) the guest prize King
to Mrs. Allen and the high score
prize to Mrs. Mom nil.
Airs. Neal Allen anil her small
. duiiL'htcr, Jeanneite. of Alian,are
spending a week here visiting Dr.
and Airs. Allen ami family.
MRS. VIRGINIA CAMPBLlL
ENTERTAINS H. E. O.
CLUB ON WEDNESDAY
Air.. Virginia Campbell enter
tained the II. 10. . tlub at ber
bouie on I mpqua avenue Wednes
day afternoon. Cards were plned
with prizes going to Mrs. J. W.
Howell and Mrs. lOlsle Mtt'omas.
At lle o'clock Airs. Campbell
served a lovely supper at a table
beautifully appointed for the oc
casion. Airs. Harry Lohr was hon
ored as the occaMou mai ked her
biithday anniversary and n Imely
birthday take was cut in her hon
or. A gift was presented to her
from the club. Covers were ar
ranged Tor Mis. Lohr, Ainu. Clifton
Hooper, Airs. C. W. Owen, Airs. V.
S. French, Mrs. Alattle Aledlll. Mrs.
.1, W. LHjwell. Mrs, Percy Myers,
Mrs. Mrtle Norwood. Mu. Klsie
McCouua und Mrs. Campbell.
By LOTUS KNIGHT POUTER
MISS LYOIA WILSON IS
COMPLIMENTED AT CHARMING
SHOWER PARTY TUESDAY
Alias Lydia Wilson, bride-elect,
was complimented at u very churm
ing shower party Tuesday by Airs.
Koy Hatfield and Mis. J. 1). Hyde
at the Hatfield home. The rooms
were beautifully decorated with
bouijiiets of colorful spring flow
ers. The shower gifts were, presented
In a small wagon by little Lena
.May Cillium and Evelyn Hunter.
The gifts were lovely und follow
ing a pleasant social hour dainty
refreshment: were served by the
host esses to MIks Lydia Wilson,
guest of honor, Mrs. Charley Wil
son, Airs. It. 10. Aiuthis, Airs. K. AL
Ala) his, Mrs. Alva Hunter and
daughters, Kvelyn and fmrothy,
Mrs. Stuart Hall and duught ,
Rosemary, Mrs. William ALdton,
Airs. Joo Kunish, Airs. Jt. H. Breed
love, Airs. JusTin Kifert, Airs. Les
lie Hatfield, Mrs. Gene Hellas,
Al i s. Al an rice W eber, Al rs. La w
reuce OUlium and daughter, Lena
Alay, .Mrs. C. J, ingrain, Mm, Clyde
Kesler, Mrs. Klward Smith, Airs.
J. A. Pinkerlou, Airs. Will Hose,
.Mrs. Cbemer Campbell. Mrs. How
ard Hatfield. Airs. Volney McKean,
M i s. K I mer Al c K ea n , Al rs. Joo
Pope, Airs. William IJalley, Airs. E.
K. Wooilcock, Alis. Karl Duncan,
Kreda Duncan, Mary Kllen Hreed
love, Wailha tiny McKean, Neiy?
Hose Alelton and Nomio Schloe-
man.
Aliss Wilson will become the
bride of IUiIh Owen nf W.w.,K..r
Sunday, June 11.
COLONEL AND MRS. TANDY""
COMPLIMENT SEATTLE
V-SiTORS AT PARTY 1
Colonel and Airs. K. P. Tandy en
tertained at one of the lnvAll.i
laities of the week, when they
complimented Air. ami Mrs. C. I).
Hurker and Airs. L. W. Josse, of
Seattle, at their nllriiclliii ti.u .t
the post Tuesrlny evening. t
Contract hriHee iiti, .I't...-
sion of the evening hours with
Airs. TOduar Lewis winning iio h..
dii!s' high, score piivo and Arthur
w. iiauiu winning' tliu ineirs prize.
'Later Mis. Tumtv Ki.rv,ni
ly buffet supper to the guertts. TIk
lamo was iieautlfully decorated In
while, silver ami red A whfiu i.,.u
cloth was centered by white, swans
filled with red roses and tall crys
tal cnmieiahruH holding wliitu ta
pers. The dishes were of nllver. !
Those Invited to enjoy the evo
uing wtlh Colonel and Mrs. Tandy
honoring Mr. and Mrs, llarkeV and
Afrs. Josso included Mrs. J. F.
Darker, Airs. HioikIhiiv, Air. and
Mrs. II. C. Waddell, Air. and Airs.
W. F. Chapman, Air. and Aire. Ar
thur W, Jlaum. In- m.u
(leorge 10. Houck, Mr. and Mrs. C.
w. wnarton, Airs, otlllfa K. Ash
ton, Airs. Kdgar Lewis, Airs. Al A
Mills, Ur. I). 10. Faxon. J; A. Hard
ing and Jack Kppinger.
SURPRISE SHOWER PARTY
GIVEN MRS. JOHANSEN
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
A very lovely surprise shower
party was given by Miss Aland Mu
tiaugbey to compliment Mrs. Hich
ard Joliuusei), nee Dorothy (l)n
will, at the home of Mrs. W. i).
Crladwill on .Mill street Wednesday
afternoon.
The lovely shower gifts were
presented .to Mrs. .tohansen from
Mrs. W. D. Cladwlll, Mrs. Ituhy
Harker, Mrs. Laura llminshell.
Mrs. Leah Hand, Mrs. Marie Moore,
Mrs. Willis Smith. Airs. Lucille
Foree. .Airs. Hello Crenshaw, Mrs.
J. A. Mctlaughey. Mrs. Delia thun
mon, Miss Dora Gammon, Miss
Juno Hounshell, Miss Hazel Smith,
Miss DoriB Marie Hand, Miss Alax
ine Hand, Miss Janice Johanscu.
Miss Uamona Fae Force, .Miss Vio
let liose, Atlss Crystal Spratler,
Miss Mildred Coats and the hos
tess. Miss Maud Mctiaughcy.
(James and visiting were enjoyed
during the afternoon and ut the
lea hour Miss Mctianghey served
loVely refreshments.
The Reward of Age
i ! f- ,. - i ' t
ftm umni in mi if'.'JMm'JWJWWHiiu. jM.n.rn Bw
Mr. und Mrs. Gforjr Turcott. of Brooklyn, N. Y., who are 91 year oM
and have been married eventy-one yer me honor puest at the icJebrn
Uoa X "Parents Day" in Ne VmV Onti-.il P;rk Mall. Mi. and Mr.
" Xurcott Were both bom April IT, lic - - -
MISS FRANCES MARIE LANE
MARRIES HARRY HARVIE AT
' BEAUTIFUL CEREMONY
Miss Frances Murle Lane, daugh
ter of Air. and Airs. K. 1(. i-ane, of
Dixonville, and Harry Harvey, ol
Aiiiaity, w ere man led at a lovely
ceremony at four o'clock Tuesday
utiernoon, June !i, in Die attractive
garden at the Lane home. Kev.
itex Dallas of Tillamook perform
ed the impressive ring ceremony ,
in the presence of about forty rel ,
atlves and friends. !
Preceding the ceremony Mrs.
Clarence Veal, violinist of Alban,l
played "At Duwniug," by Cudnutu, i
accompanied by Miss Kuth Hoov
er. loheiigrin'B Wedding Mariih !
was luyea fur the bridal party to
enter tne garden and at tne ciosc
ol the service Alendelssohn's itc
ressioiml was played. The marched
were played by ivliss ilerlha l ul-
my. wno also played softly dur
ing the ceremony.
The bride, lovely In a Princess I
model white organza, wore a wnite l
wreath on her nuir, ond carried aj
shower hourpiet of CecH Hrunnor
rosebuds and bouvanlw. -AIish Ajh;'-
garet Aladdox" of Albany was brldea-!
maid and was charming in a pas-'
tel pink organza frock. She carried
a biieaf of orchid gladioli. Henry j
Otto of Albany a-ted as bent man !
to the briripgroom. Th ' brid- s 1
mother was jovely in art orrnid i
and grey figured chltinn dress.
Following the wedding service '
refieShments were served from a1
heautiiully appnluted biWi'et taul-M
Miss Jiuth caseDeer, Airs; Jt. AL i
Church, Airs. Mudaline ,(tfO, Airs, '
Lucille Lewis, Airs. Anna Hood !
end Airs. W. H. Hrown assisted in
the serving. Airs. O. C. Hrown cut!
ices and -Mrs. 1?. A. Rnotin of Sal
em served the bride's cake. The1
wedding cako was cut by the bride. '
The bride's bouo.net .was caught
by Alisa. Kdlth i'entney. , For Her
going away costume jyirs. Harvte
chose u suit ol lOleanor bine with
white accessories. Sue. wore a cor
sage of Cecil Hrunuer .roses, and
itouvaniia trom her wedding bouj
Air., and Mrs. Ilurvle left for.
Crescent City, -Calif.; and - doast
points ot interest on: tlieli" wedding
trip that evening. -They plan tfc
upend the summer : months residing-
-in 't-MrVrtlllB "itifd lit tall
sinai'frn'nn'fri"""""
.Mis. Ilaivlo. he niilv iliiiinliti-r
of Air. and Jim. V. 11. I.IUU-, of lx
onvlljc. In a KraiKlHouKliter of ihi
Into I Simon I,iirn, and a Khiat'
KiundduuulHiir ul' UimkmiiI Jo'pll
l.nno, ril-Mt liM l'llurlal govern ,t ,
OrnKnn. She wuh i!ni(lu:ili"il Vom
llom'ImrK hlKh school In 192 1 ,ninl
n nin 'On 'ton suite i oIIuko al tjir.
vallm In ). I'dr Uio past m i-j ru I
yeaiH sin" liua In t'n an, in.sti,it tnr
ill the luinin cconoinlr!! ili'iiiLrtjKint
at Mil i rlaliiiiK. .Mr. Ilarvli-, Stilnr
.son ot .Mrs. Wlmloii. of Alliliny.
uas kiikIiihIiiiI from Albany ccjlli'm'
und is ciikiikhiI In ti'itchimj .'at
LiiKnvitnv, Ori'Kon. j
DELIGHTFUL SHOWER
PARTY GIVEN FOR I .
MISS MILDRED POWELL i
A dullKhtfiil biiili-olt'ct shovyt'i
liany was civi'ti In; honor ot .MIsh
Mililrvil I'nwi-ll.at Iht hoimv In
I yi'O liti'Hiltty. riio forty tiostu
worn humorously I'lllm'tuhiinl by a
moi'k woilillilK. hl('h was prccil
rtl hy an aiiiiising silng:, .
In thi unniiirt mnik n'nMinj; tho
hrlilo anil hril(Krooin wt-ro Olyis
I'll in ulil-lashUnu'il i lothi's ' nut
I hi ' I .Min.in was fiilitlcd, "Siiuku
or Holy .Maniionl." Th woiliiiiie
priM-i'ssion wns'lpilt hy a llowpr
Klrl, who stri'wnl vi'Ki'tahlc t tops
aloiiR Ihc path, Thi'a Oiloll iicloct
ns tho minlsii-r n nil wore a Imj nul
suit niailo Hevidity-rive .yi'nrrf hko.
KoIIowIiik th" mock jvoililiii; a
lovoly poi'in ont It I11. rilnr; Mil
ill oil." was rend. Tho poi'inl was
wrllti'ii hy Mrs. pnyil Uailr
KfllOKK.
A sliowi'r of. vi'ri' lovoly .cifts
was pri'si'nli'il to .Miss Powell, from
nor rill-nils. The riiimiiu!ir ilr tho
aiu'rnoon was spent In visitiu); mid
iiiii'r iioih'ioiis rerreshinents wore
serveil. Miss I'owell will b.
1 Inl III July.
innr-
W. C. T. U. HOLD VERY
INTERESTING MEETING
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
Th V. C. T U. held a most In
teresting meeting- Wednesday af
ternoon in the parlors of the First
Presbyterian church with the pres
ident. Airs. C. A. Clmmberlin. tn
charge.
This meeting was the annual
celebration ot "Kluwer Missions"
and tho church wtw decorated for
the occasion with many lovely
bouquets of spring flowers.
Itev. V. C. Faucette, pastor of
the Firht Presbyterian church. Jf-d
t very interesting and instructive
devotional service. A delightful
program followed In charge of Mrs.
Hugh Hurrison and Mrs. J. ti.
Hailey.
The program included:
Violin solo by Junior Kills und P.
ft. Shunklin, uccniupaulecl by
Jack nickli.
Heading, "Origin of Flower .Mis
sions," by Mrs. John Weuther
ford. Piano solo by Mis Kleanor Entler.
Reading, "A Telephone itomance.'
by Miss Kitthryn Oel-app.
Piano sulo by Miss Virginia Young.
Talk, "What Our Local Flower Mis
sion Fs Doing," by Mrs. Hugh
ll:urlson.
A flower sennonette by Mrs. O.
M. Nichola.
Two trio numbers, "A llenedic
tlon." by Hamblen, and "Prayer
Perfect," by Stenson. presented
by Mm. Karl Wiley. Mrs. C. ).
Cannon and Mrs. Oeorge Churc-
' 'hill, wTh Mrs. Victor ( lark act
ing as pianist.
At the close of the meeting dain
ty relresliments. werp served to
about fifty members and friends of
the union. At the close of the meet
ing the many beautiful flowers
were taken fo 111 and "shut-In"
members and friends at their
homey and also al the hospital.
BU FORD ROACH RECITAL
OF VIOLIN STUDENTS 13
VERY INTERESTING AFFAIR ,'
Uuford Iloacl). violin instructor
at the" lleinline conservatory, lire-
rented a group of 'his Intermediate
violin pupils in one oY the most
interesting recltiils of the seuson
Tuesday' evening at the conserva
tory. A large number of relatives
and friends enjoyed the delightful
program. - i
Violit) sluden'ts and their num
bers played included:
Selection by string quartet.
LeDonna E. 'Mobile," by' Betty
' Davis. ' ' 1 ' '
"Copricb' Viennbls," by Leslie' Sie-
gei.
"Faust. :Walta." 'by Paul Shanklin.'
t'A! Ophelia Walla, f and JV . Old
Ulack Jo," by, .William Ander
son. : i : : : . ,
I'Piano ,.Iack,,"i by Junior Ellison
and P. .R...SIuuikHn.
"La .Kaiudtantlno,"; by iJoan Mur
phy. "Sizilietta." bv Rav Doerner.
"Fifth ,Air Vnrie,",by,Lehnd, Ulalio-
'Go,ucerlq Seit?," npJ "Uugo Alle
gretto,", by , .MacUin. itlizabeth
, C'buifch. . .i
, Pianisiti lor the violin numbers
Included Jack Rickli, Mrs". Hi (I
Church 'and Miss Mary Faucette.
Tile Violin students showed c.vrI.
lent I nil filng a-nd thflr technhiue
und .teije qua lit v were unusually
fine. 1 1 1 i '
" Rtdh Mosfltaf ami Russell' Kar
ris. 1 jii'cond year voice pupils of
.lrs.' Miriam Ballard, sang vocal
numbers on the program. Until fcave
vofy ereditabhe'iinrl'oi maiiees. show
ltig inlprovehient in both tone qual
ity and presentation.
Dorothy Oet-mnnd ami Jack Rick
li. Hehiline piano students, piny
ed 'delightful solos.: which were
-greatly onjoyvd. The former play
ed "Mazurka" by tlodard and the
klatteil played "Puck", by John Wil
Hams.' ' . .,
Mrs. Wesley Flrandhorst, student
of Mini Ruth .McMawters of the
conservatory, gavo delightful dra
matic art readings.
DELIGHTFUL FAREWELL
PARTY GIVEN HELEN EVANS
AT STANTON HOME MONDAY
A . very delightful farewell party
honoring .Miss Helen Kvuns was
given by thu Older (iirls club and
I he junior high class of the First
Christ inn church at. the home of
the adviser, Mrs. Charles V. Stan
ion. Monday evening.
The party was held In the out
door living room. During the early
evening hours' a weiner and tnnrsh
nuilmw roast was enjoyed. A clev-i-r
skit was presented by the en
tertainment committee composed
of ' Coi'lnne-Anno Perry, Phyllis
Patron and Mabel Farmer. Croup
Plucing and games were also enjoyed.-
Those, attending the delightful
party honoring Miss Kvuns includ
ed Mis. t'hnrles V. Scan ton. Mrs.
W. H. Carter. Mrs. 11. D. Kleist.
Miss Jean Hughes. Miss Phyllis
Patron. .Miss Hetty Russell, Miss
Helen Slough, Miiis l.i hi Miller.
Miss Neva Keller, Miss Thelina
Carter, Miss Wanda Urunner, Miss
Nova Rush. Miss (iladys Hart. Miss
Marian Paden, Miss Mary Julia
Miller. Miss Cortnne-Anur Perry.
MNs Mabel Farmer, Miss Mildred
:rimm. Mi.ts Hervl llrnnner. Miss
Fileen Kleist, Miss Ceoruia Jark
son and Miss June Hughes.
WORLD-WIDE GUILD
GROUP HAS ENJOYABLE
MEETING ON FRIDAY
The Junior W. W. i',. uirls ha I a
very enjoahle meeting Fiiday af
ternoon and evening at the home
of their new president. Ruth
Knkce. on the Coos bay road.
A hike, pothuk supper, games
and singinu were enjoyed after
their business and devotional
period.
Clodcne Darby invit-d the girls
to have their next meeting at he
home.
Those pre"iit were Mrs. Wallace
Robertson. Mrs. lit R rd. advisors.
Feme Kelly. Hefty Jean IK rd.
Dorothy Nelsou. Cloydene Darby,
Joyce Uimoreux, Irene Schroeder,
Ruth Snoddy. Mary Alice Wolford,
Rosemary Irving, Fay Jean Hrown
and th.' ho?tt'ii' RutM PeU
Ktil.ie and her mother. M:. Ko
June Still Favored by Brides
l A modern tyide
p t. , !
Most traditions have taken a fearful tumble in these modern days of
skepticism but Juno still holds its place as the favored month on
the marriage calendar. The preference of brides for June traces
itself back to ancient Roman days when the month was popularly
supposed to be propitious for weddings. Scores of other customs
connected with marriage own their origins to medieval and ancient
customs. The "best man" once functioned as a "bodyguard" to the
groom when he went to get his bride. The veil is a hangover from
the days when it was considered immodest for the groom to see his
bride's face before the ceremonies were completed. And the custom
of, "giving away" the bride is derived from the ancient practice of
i bartering and selling the prospective wives!
M. E. LADIES AID
LUNCHEON IS LOVELY
AFFAIR OF THURSDAY
' The Methodist Kpiscopal ladies
aid Juno one o'clock luncheon was
a very lovely affair of Thursday In
tho church parlors with Mrs. J. K,
Dc(il. iind'Mfii. K. A. ; Helniboldt,
joint chairmen, ussisted by Mrs.
Margaret -Dunn, Mrs. L. M. Lilly,
Mrs. D. It. Rubar, Mi.ss Alice Bos
tick and Miss Margaret Page act
ing as hostesses. The group was
assisted by Mrs. Foster llutner.
1 The luncheon tables were graced
1y low bowls of beautiful pink
I'tiTiktu and blue delphiniums. Cov
en were placed for sixty.
Tho business meeting was con
ducted by the president, Mrs. J. I").
Osborn, and election of officers
was held. .Mrs. Osborn was elected
president of the aid und will begin
her fourth year in this office. A
member of the aid will be appoint-
J-to act as a vice-president in assist
ing the president with her duties
for the coining year. Mrs. John
Weathert'ord was elected vice
president; Mrs. Earl Wiley, re
elected secretary, and Mrs. Edwin
Hooth. treasurer.
The aid, under the very capable
direction of its president. Mrs. Os
born, has just completed one of its
most successful years, (net a
thousand dollars was made by the
aid since its first meeting last
September.
Plans were made for two cooked
food sales, one for June Kt, and
the second to be held in two weeks.
Mrs. t). M. Nicholas had charge
of a very inspirational devotional
service. Mrs. Karl Wiley, Mrs.
ileorge Churchill and Mrs. C. D.
'('annon, trio from tho Roseburg
Woman's Choral club, presented a
group of songs, accompanied hy
Mrs. Victor Clark at the piano.
The next meeting of the aid will
be held in September.
PAST GUARDIAN NEIGHBORS
TO BE HONORED AT
PROGRAM MONDAY EVENING
Tho Past (luardian Neighbors of
Lilac Circle, No. 0, Neighbors of
Woodcraft, will bt- honored at a
special program Monday evening.
June la. at the I. O. ( . F. hall.
Agnes lloau. Woodcraft organiz
er from Monmouth, will be pres
ent to pay her official isit to the
circle. Mrs. Hazel Althaus has
charge of the entertainment and
Mrs. Helen Davis is general chair
man of the refreshment coin in it
toe and will be assisted by Mrs.
Sophia Weaver. Mrs. Lydia Hoop
er. Mrs. Malinda Miller and Mrs.
Ktiiel Reaver,
The meeting will open promptly
at eight o'clock and promises tu
ite unusually enjoyable. A good
attendance is being urged.
LAMP LIGHTERS CLUB
HAS DELIGHTFUL MEETING
AT McGAUGHEY HOME
The Tump I.'uhteis dub of the;
Methodist Kpiscopal church Smit h
held a delightful inert tun Thurs-1
day evening at the home of Mis I
Maud McCniKhey.
The recuUr study hour was held
and followed by a pleasant social
hour of games, and later Miss Me-'
Caughey sened lovely refresh- j
ments to Mr. and Mrs. C. 11. Hayes, j
Kev. U. C. llleaton, Mrs. C. K. j
IUud. Lucille- Leeper. Mis-
ielet Rot. Mis Ena Mae Haea.
J. D. Bryan and Sam McGaughey.
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MR. AND MRS. CONN 1
CELEBRATE FIFTH
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
Mr. and Mrs. James K. Conn
celebrated their fifth wedding anni
versary at a veiy enjoyable picnic
dinner Sunday, June 7, at the home
of the hitter's 1 parents, Mr. and
Mrs. K. 11. Fenn.
A huge wedding cake, decorated
with a miniature bride and bride
groom, giaced the table. Those at
tending included Mr. and Mrs.
James K. Conn and dauuhters.
Louise and Jeannie. Mr. and Mrs.
K. R. Fenn, Mr. and Mrs. Joel R.
Fenn, Wood row Conn. Fayo Mun
son. -Mr. and Mrs. II. P. Conn, Mr.
and M rs. Wade Worthing! on and
daughter. Heverly Jean, and son,
Wade, Jr.. of Canyon ville, Mrs.
John William Robertson and son.
John Marvin. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Doerner. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dil
ler and daughter, Darlene, all of
Roseburg, und Lloyd Alice Diller,
ot Aurora.
MRS. RUTH TESTER IS
HOSTESS AT BRIDGE
PARTY THURSDAY NIGHT
Mrs. Ruth Tester entertained at
a delightful party Thursday eve
ning, when she asked friends to
her home on Kast Lane street for
contract bridge. Ilompjets of mixed
spring flowers were attractively
arranged about the looms.
Miss Kleanor Rugan won the la
dies' prize for the evening's bridge
play with I!. Stradling winning
the men's prize and the consola
tion prize ring to Mrs. K. I. Pa
delford. Later Mrs. Tester served a love
ly buffet supper tn Mis. Chartcii
nrodericli, Mrs. K. I. Padelford,
Mrs. C. A. Patched. Mrs. Viola Wil
helm. Miss Kleanor Kaunn. Lily's
Jensen, II. Stradling and John Edwards.
They Keep Their Tresses Dry
& T' t 1 C" - ' ' A
r i ' "
t MA 1 4 I
.Kigfii "itrop; f'-fM s-d Ioja Laytos Chiraw b-va.i,.. rv
lot th (tm with liqu:d c!!"ihaw aprlifd to their ttw to ieco't-., V
MRS. BURGE MASON IS !
COMPLIMENTED AT LOVELY
PARTY AT RUN YAN HOME
Mrs. Rurge Mason, he Mildred
Sinniger, ot Klamath Falls, was
complimented at a very lovely one
thirty o'clock desseit-luncheon giv
en by Mrs. J. E. Runyan at her
attractive home on South Jackson
street Friday. The table was cen
tered with a bo a I of sweetpeas.
Covers were arranged for Mrs.
Burge Mason, of Klamath Falla,
guest of honor, Mrs. R. 11. Houser,
of Corvallis, Mrs. Chester Mor
gan, Mrs. Leonard Riley. Mrs. R. D.
Coen, Mrs. Edwin Booth, Mrs. Ira
Byrd and Mrs. A. J. Ellison.
Contract bridge wag the diver
sion of the pelasant afternoon
hours with the guest prize going
to Mrs. Mason and the high score
prize to Mrs. Riley.
Mrs. Mason and two children,
Clarissa Ellen, and John Burge,
have been here visiting for a
mouth with the former's father, J.
H. Sinniger, on South Jackson
street. Mr. Mason ts arriving nere
this evening to spend the week-end
and take his lainily back to Klam
ath Fails.
3
NORTHSIDE SUNSHINE
CLUB HAS ENJOYABLE
MEETING THURSDAY
Mrs. L. W. Ingels was a most
gracious hostess Thursday after
noon, when she entertained the
members and guests of the North
side Sunshine club at her home on
Winchester street. After a short
business session Mrs. William
Fisher had charge of tho enter
taininent with prizes going to Mrs!
Mabel Harness and Mrs. Rnscoe
Marsteis. The table prize, a lovely
fern, was won by Mrs. 11. F. Chii
son. At the tea hour, Mrs. Ingels, as
sisted by her daughters. Mrs. J. H.
Leach and Mrs. Homer Kronke,
served delicious refreshments to
Mrs. E. P. Ballou. Mrs. Kenneth
Chilson. Mrs. Glenn Cox. Mrs. Wil-
I Hum Usher, Mrs. Dewey Kruse,
Mrs. it. F. Chilson, Mis. Roscoe
Marsters, Mrs. Mabel Harness,
Mrs. Helen Carstens and Mrs. N.
R. Fisher.
The next regular meeting will he
June 25 at tho It. F. Chilson home
with Mrs. Kenneth Chilson as hos
tess and Mrs. Cox and Mrs. Har
ness on the entertainment commit
tee. MRS. J. B. FOLEY
ENTERTAINS A TO Z
CLUB MONDAY EVENING
Mrs. J. B. Foley was hostess to
the A to Z club on Monday, at her
nome In Laurel wood.
A delicious dessert wa;i served
at a prettily appointed table, cov
ers being placed for Mrs. P. H.
Jurgensen and Mrs, M. 11,- -Richards,
guests, Mrs. C. M. OMalley.
-ui. 1, h. Doucette. Mrs. Jess
Hamilton. Mrs. B. R. Maddox, Mrs.
G. 11. Hoxie, Miss Ann Sinuott,
Miss Marie Langenberg, Mius Inez
L'rosta. ' Miss Coletta Langenberg,
Miss Helen Casey and the hostess,
Mrs. Foley.
Contract bridge was the diver
sion of the evening, .Miss Inez
Crosta winning tha prize for high
score.
EPISCOPAL GUILD HAS
ENJOYABLE MEETING ON
TUESDAY EVENING
St. George's Kpiscopal guild held
a very interesting meeting at the
parish hall Tuesday evening. Mrs.
Rudolph Ritzman, president, con
ducted the business session.
Tho interest ,.ig program pre
sented was in charge of . .Mrs.
Thomas Parkinson, Mrs. L. A. Dil
lard and Mrs. N. C.oodlow.
Hostesses for the evening were
Mrs. J. M. Judd und Via rii,-Ua
Judd. Games were played with
-H is. rerry smitn winning the
prize for the flower contest and
Miss Gladys "H. Strong winning tti
music contest prize.
At the close of the social hour
Mrs. Judd and Miss Eldreas Judd
served lovely refreshments.
SURPRISE BIRTHDAY
DANCING PARTY IS GIVEN
PHILLIP NACHTER
A very delightful surprise danc
ing party was given to Phillip
Nacliter on his birthday anniver
sary Tuesday evening. Guests in
cluded Phillip, guest of honor, Mr.
ami Mrs. Will Mtinnnr i .. .....i
-Mrs. J. L. Potvin and daughter.
Prueeilla, Mr. and Mrs. M. M.
.Meredith rind daughter. Mildred.
Mr. and Mrs. John Nacliter and
daughter, ltettv. ir mill ira rii-.iD
Cede and rirfuglit'-r, Lorraine. Mrs.
t lar reterson, John Kelly nnd Ir
vin Sijnner.
Delirious re I'm -ill men to tcni-n cn
veil late in the evening.
WHIPPLE-KENT LUNCHEON
IS CHARMING AFFAIR OF -WEDNESDAY
AFTERNOON
One of the most charming spring
parties to be given this year was
the delightful one o'clock bridge
luncheon given by Mrs. B. L. Whip
ple and Mrs. A. -. Keui; at the
Whipple home on East Douglas
street Wednesday afternoon.
The rooms were unusuully beau
tiful with huge bouquets of spring
flowers in various colors. The
tables were especially lovely with
bouquets of Dorothy Perkins,
American JJlllarroaes and sweet
peas. Mrs. Whipple and Mrs. Kent
were assisted in serving by tho
former's two daughters. Miss Lois
Ann and MIks Betty Mae, Mrs. D.
C. McCarty, of Portland, and Mrs.
Harry Black. . , .
The guest list Included Mrs. W.
E. Ott, Mrs. S. J. Sljoeiuaker, Mrs.
E. O. Rickli, Mrs. 11. C. 'Church,
Mrs. Harry Black, Mrs. T. G. Wat
son, Mrs. L. A. Wells, Mrs. J. L.
Varnall, Mrs. 1. B. Riddle, Mrs. L.
W, Metzger, Mrs. W. F. Harris,
Mrs. Fred Hamilton, Mrs., H.. C.
Darby. Mrs. T. II. Virden, Mrs. H.
C. Stearns, Mrs. Walter Fisher,
Mrs. L. L. Wimherly., Mrs.: J. C.
Hume, Mrs. Edwin Booth, Mrs.
Ray J. Freeman, Mrs. f). H. Lenox,
Mrs. E. R. Metzger, Mrs. Harris
Ellsworth, Mrs. P. T. Rubar, Mrs.
J. Harold Nichols, Mrs. A. J. Hoch
radel, Mrs. H. C. Waddell, Mrs. H.
Berg, Mrs. E. F. Tandy and Mrs.
Frederick J. Porter. . ' '
Contract bridge was" enjoyed
during the afternoon wjth Mrs. L.
W. Metzger winning the .first prize
and Mrs. Harry Black winning thu
second prize. Tho one-humired
honor prize was won by Mrs Wal
ter Fisher. . - , -. ;.
T .
CHARMING BRIDGE AFFAIR
GIVEN FOR SEATTLE
VISITORS MONDAY: EVENING
A very lovely affair of the week
was the large party given Monday
evening at tho beautiful. .C.. W.
Wharton home on Chadwlck street,
wnen Mr. and Mrs., u. w. Wiiartoji,
Mrs. J. F. Barker und Mrs. Broad
way entertained to couniliinent Mr.
and Mrs. C. D. Harker and Mrs. L.
W. Josse, of Seattle. i.
Bouquets of rhododendrons' and
canterbury bells were used about
the spacious rooms of :tbeUumo.
Contract bridge was the diversion
of .the Qvening .hojirsi with9 Mr!a. J.
A. Hardinp and ArtlluV W. Bum
winning the prize -tor high -scores.,
A charming ton o'clock supper
was served at "the; clps i f tho
bridKe play. The' table. .covered
with an exquisite lace clojR, was
centered with a arysta) -glphe of
rhododendrons with smaller bou
qwftfl at each end at tH table.
fPhe- Kuesti List for;the enjovnbfe
affaip.included Mr. atuCjlf C. 1).
liarker nnd Mm. Josse; guests of
honor. Colonel and , -Mrs. ";E. F.
Tandy, Dr. und Mrs. E. B." Stewl
art, Mr. and MrK. J.'A. Harding,
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Dunham, ami
Mrs. Nielson, of Marshffeld,: Mr.
and Mrs. 0. M: Berrie, M and
Mrs. IL: C. Waddell, Mr .and Mrs.
Fred 'Schwartz, Miv rin Mrs. V.
Mr,, and Mra.i fJathan
FuJltiftfHf, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W.
IWU.mi. and Mrs. ,Fre4 Ixck
wTDd, Mr, 'and M rsi WaltaKFisher,
Mrs.. B., Casey, Miss. Helet Casey,
Miss Margaret Baura," Mrsr Edgar
Lewis, A. .A. Wilder and E. L. I'ar-i"tt-
, ... ".; : - $
Mr. ami Mrs. Barker and son.
John, and Mrs. Josse returned to
Seattle Thursday, after ; a visit
here of two weeks' at- the home jf
the fnrmern and lattor's-; mother
and sister; .Mrs. J. F, Barker and
Mrs. Broadway.. i
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C. H. AND R. CLUB ' '
HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING
ON FRIDAY EVENING
The C. H. ami R. club met last
brlduy evening at the Arthur Hud
nell home on Rose street with Mrs
Mayme Hudnell acting as hostess,
assisted by her daughter, Mrs. Ha
zel Althaus.
The rooms woro attractively dec
orated with large bouquets of
spring flowers. -The regular busi
ness meeting was .Ul'IiL and later
Mrs. Hudnell and -Mr8;i Althuus
(Contlntied on page' 8.)
U. S. V. HOSPITAL
I'.v DTTII.l A I. .KiiTnw
Our Juni! hlrtlirtuy paitv, spiin
aorvil by the state.- ilepartnipiu ol
Uio Almrican Ll'Kinn auxllialv,
was held In the new lincreational
huildlns Thumdsy evenltiK. Junu
11. The birthday men ate tile oavy
of all others and they all seem tu
enter Into the spirit of the oc
;asion. .Mu.h reminiscing was
'" "imilar events in
childhood when ti.ey made a wish
while "hlowinB out" the candles.
The game of beano was enjoyed
with cigarettes beins awarded as
Prizes A happy .evening was
brought to a close with tim serv
lug of Ice cream and rake. S ial
paper napkins were used wiiirli
had "Happy llirtlmay (Heelings"
on each one. this, added to tho
Ighted candles, save our pa-.tv a
lestlve air. "
Printed invitations' were distrib
n'P'! '""owlHK .men: l.ee
"eck. -Magnus nerg. Harold Evans,
l.eorge Kleiner. Waltor .Mcliill
t.ordon Nnble, Mah Due. Frank
fowell (iy Hrichard. Severn Hau
deis. Iay llrow-n, joh narK
corse lll.iii.h.. u
James Houck. Kdward Hughes.'
........ .unnmy. Franklin Quails.
Robert Redding, vm. Kice and
Andrew .Slpola.
Four small comfort pillows were
received from the I). A. V. auxil
mry of Medford. Oregon.
'e evnei't in hn.,n ,
. - - ....... iiiui ii ma m
th ' near future when our 'inonnp.
. 7 ""T """'. ..us. iiess Hle
'l. state hospital chairman of the
American Lecinn nt.vili.... ...
ehasing two game, f ,,, lnfl
m her care by the American I.e.
Kion auxiliary members of Han
don. Off.!.,.,. an.l ....
.... " "uumng up thn
d fteience needed to nuchas
, , """" .rs. r-reston of the
A. . ailYiHurv I. nl
'tig two pames in order that wa
niiiiht havA a miffini .
--- . u "uiin inn uumoer
or ue hosritfll and Recretalonal