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fcOSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGONSATURDAY, JUNE 27. 1936.
S0)CDEW
Social Calendar
Monday, June 29
Miss Ri-na (iorf, who lin been
directing music at Iho evangelistic
meeting t Iho Christian' church,
has announced an interesting pro
gram to ho held at 8 o'clock in the
church. Tho public hat been In
vited. N. of W. Thimble club evening
backward imrty at lludnell home
at III North Hose street with Mrs.
William lllucfc acting as hostess.
Thursday, July 2
'Opening of hundlcap tournament
fiir ladles of tho Country club lit
8, o'clock n. m. sharp. Potluck
luncheon at noon and contract
b idgo In afternoon.
.Women's Council of First Chris
tian church afternoon meetlllK
with Mrs. W. A. Pearce as boa
iss. Committee Includes Mrs.
Ilawsoh, .Mrs. Plaster, Mrs. Blaskey
and Mrs. Jennings. .Mrs. Keller
w.111 conduct the devotions and
Mrs. W. II. Strange will bo mis
sionary leader.
C. H. and It. club meeting al
7!30 o'clock th evening at home of
.Mrs. II. W. Taylor at 610 Mouth
Jackson street.
July 6
Junior Woman's club picnic.
Mcllin Hmilh and Hetty Stark in
charge.
O r
Miss allena brown
COMPLIMENTED AT
CHARMING SHOWER PARTY
.Eugenia Virden and Fanny Lu
Wlinherly entertained Wednesday
uVenlng at the Virden home on
North Jackson street with a lovely
Ikien shower complimenting Allena
ljrnwn, who is to oe married tills
.Sunday. A 7:00 o'clock deasert
mipper was enjoyed at a beautiful
It aiipotnled table wllh a center
ifleee of marigolds and sweetpe.is
between four pink, lighted tapers,
with Mill. CaH Wlinherly and Mrs.
'F. H. Virden serving, assisted by
Qugenln and Fanny I .on. While
ttie guests wero still at the table
the gifts were presented to .Miss
iown in a Chinese parasol. Dur
ing the evening the guests enjoyed
Monopoly nnd other games. Those
present Included Allena Hrown,
ljuest of honor, Mrs. W. It. Hrown,
Irene Cooney, Gay Itubar, Anna
liny ITiiruth, Annabelle Fisher,
Hnrothy Krear, Eleanor Flea, Mrs.
louls Kles, Meredith Jenkins, Mad
U'll Ktearus, Lois Ann Whipple.
Khlrley .Mae I.rUnil nnd the liost
rsses, Eugenia Virden uud Fanny
tu Wlmbeily.
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.THIMBLE CLUB HAS '
CNJOYABLE MEETING
jAT DARBY HOME
i The Neighbors of Woodcraft
il'hlmble club met at the home of
-Mrs. Liston Dnrby on North .Inck
Jmll street Monday iifteruoon. A
.Very enjoynblo sociul hour was
held Willi Mrs.. ICIslo McComas
vinning the club prize nnd Mrs.
J,'. W. Sinniger winning the game
Julae.
- A buckward party was planned
lor June 2!i to he held tit the Ar
thur Hudnell home at 441 North
4tnse street 111 the evening with
Mrs: William ilhtck acting us bos
Jess. At the tea hour Mis. Darby serv,
ed refreshments to Mrta. Gladys
Vrhloemnn. guest, and Mrs. Laura
llouiishell. Mrs. Oliver Johnson,
-Mrs. II. W. Taylor. Mrs. Virginia
-Campbell, Mrs. J. W. Howell, Mrs.
;KIsIo McComas. Mrs. C. W. Sin
Jilger, Mrs. Mifrlha Ersklne, Mrs.
-Elsie Williams, Mrs. H It. Wll
"llnms, Mrs. Cliri'n Jluoper and
'Mrs. James T. Miller.
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-MERRY-GO-ROUND CLUB
"(ENTERTAINED BY
JiJIRS. LANDER WEDNESDAY
,' The Mcrry-lio-Hound club met at
Hie heaiitil'ul Clay Smith home at
Winston Wednesday with Mrs. I.u
vern Uinder as hostess at a tlo-
lightfill one-thirty o'clock dessert
'luncheon.
i, , ('overs were pniced for Mrs.
-John Gloss, Mrs. John Lunilcr anil
Mrs. Thendire Peterson, guests,
J and Mrs. Karl Agee, Mrs. Howard
Carnes, Mrs. John Wilson, Mrs.
II. A. Winston, Mrs. W. C. Winston.
Mrs. Kenneth Winston. Mrs. M.
. II. (It Mrs. Clyde Adulr, Mrs.
.l, K. Pickens. Mrs. Robert Klelst,
J Mrs. J. Harold Nichols, Mrs. W. 11.
, I in ter. .Mrs. Karl Smith, Mrs. Clay
Smith mid the hostess, Mrs. I.averli
Uitlder.
4 A plcnFiinl social lime was en
j Joyed during Hie uflcluoiin hours.
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I PICNIC 8UPPER ENJOYED
AT RUNYAN CAMP ON '
. FRIDAY EVENING
A very delightful picnic stipper
Was glien by Mr. ami Mrs. J. K.
I Itiinynn at seven o'clock last eve
nine ut their summer cnutp. Those
vlljuvlug the evening Included Mr.
nnd Mrs. P. T. Ilubur. Mr. nnd Mrs.
I. II. Itlddle. Mr. and .Mrs. II. II. Illl
. iiar. Mrs. Kovvetl, Mr. and Mrs. I.
II. Morgan. Mr. nnd Mrs. G. V.
Wlnilicrlv. Ilr. and Mrs. (!. C. Fin
, lay. Mrs. M. !'. Illie, Mrs. William
lt"ll, .Mrs. Washington Hughes and
Mr. and Mrs. Itunyan.
(lames i.nd visiting around a
. large hotifire were eujoyeil during
the pleasant evening hours.
C INFORMAL AFTERNOON
. OF BRIDGE ENJOYED
AT FINLAY SUMMER PLACE
Mrs. C. C. Fllllav enterlslneil
. Mis. P. T. Ilubur. Mis. .1. K. Run
r ynn and Mrs. It. II. Morgan at a
" very delightful Inrornial nfln noon
. Of bridge ul her lovely summer
- place on the North I'ioihiui Thurs
' day. In the evening Mru. I'lulu;
" nent'd iliuuOr (o (he guest. ,
By LO TUS KNIGHT PORTER
WADE-MORGAN PARTY
FOR MRS. IVAN PICKENS
IS CHARMING AFFAIR .
One of the most charming of
fairs of the week was tho 7: SO
o'clock dessert-bridge supper and
surprise nhdwer party given by
Mrs. C. H. Wado and Mrs. Chester
Morgan in compliment to Mrs.
Ivan Pickens last Saturday eve
ning at the Wade home on South
Kane street.
The serving tablns were center
ed by small bouquets of sweet-
peas and other dainty pastel-color
ed Bummer flowers. A bowl of love
ly nasturtiums graced the large ta
ble In the dining room and large
bouquets of mixed pastel flowers
wero used about the rooms.
Covers were placed for Mrs.
Ivan Pickens, guest of honor, Mrs.
Italph Qulnn, Mrs. O. M. Ilerrle,
Mrs. 1). II. fluhar. Mis. (luy Cordon,
Mrs. Clair K. Allen. Mrs. I,. E. Mc-
Cllntock, Mrs. Kenneth Quine,
MIsb Helen Casey. Mrs. It. II.
Coen, Mrs. Frederick K. Hurtling,
Mrs. Paul Helweg, Mrs. Maurice J.
Newlund, Mrs. Fred Lockwood,
Mrs. Phil Haftli, Mrs. II. C.
Church, Mrs. P. M. Lee, Mrs. Ed
win Hoolll, Mrs. E. fl. Kohlliugen,
and the hostesses, Mrs. Wade and
Mrs. Morgutl.
Tho many beautiful shower gifts
were presented to Mrs. PIckenB
and five tables at contract bridge
were in play dtfrlng the pleasant
evening hours with Mrs. McClln-
lock -winning the prize for high
score and Mrs. Coen winning the
table prize. ,
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LADY ELKS ENJOY
PLEASANT 80CIAL '.
MEETING THURSDAY
The l.udy Klks enjoyed a very
pleasant social evening Thu.-sdny
at the temple with Mrs. E. It. Metz
ger acting as hostess. . This 'was
the last meeting of the group un
til full.
Contract bridge and ' pinochle'
Were enjoyed during (he evening
with Mrs. U W. Metzger winning
the .bridge prize and Mrs. Charles
lloyd winning (lie plnochlo prize. .
I.ater rerroHlllrieiifa wore enjoy
ed lijf Mrs. Charles Boydi Mrs. C.
w. j'nrKer, ivirB. v. I. .luckHon,
Mis. Id. W. Metzger,. Mrs. n. I,.
Whipple. Mrs. ,W. F. Harris, Mrs.
II. c. Iiurby, Mrs. A. K. Kent,
Mrs.-Walter (iood and the hostess,
Mrs. K. It. Metzger.
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VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL
CHILDREN AND TEACH ER8
ENJOY ANNUAL PICNIC
A large number of dully vacation
Ilible school children and their
teachers enjoyed the annual suni-
nierinlehlc at Lifnl bloom's grove
yeatoruuy, .
Trtioks nnd cars took the chll-
dron to nnd buck -from the grove.
A' picnic dinner was enjoyed ut
noon. Ounics and contests were
enjoyed, throughout the morning
and afternoon hours. .-
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ELKS HAVE INTERESTING
MEETING AND ENJOY
SOCIAL THURSDAY NIGHT
1 he Klks met Thursday evening
at the temple and Initiated six can
didates' into the loiign. An interest
ing social followed the session and
later refreshments were served.
Is Modern Miss
Hsnnatta Leaver i '4a- v
symbolic f mocUrn younf woman llB JKfLJ
la the modern young womnn, unattached and between the ages of
2S and 33. an objret of pity? Survey of representative young worn
en in different sections of the country co-eds, debutantes, stenoif
Mphers, teachers and shop girls indicates that their "new free
dom" ts not entirely ideal. Their consensus of opinion is that 28 is
the ideal age for woman to marry; that the depression has made
marriage practical father than romantic affair, and that tho ma
jority arc of the opinion that careers and marriage do not mix.
This survey, Contacting representative: young iomen of 1936, of
whom Miss Henrietta Leaver, "Miss America lfJ3" is supposed to
bo the ideal example. Indicated that their class, posib!y more than
any other, had suffered most from the depression.!
VISITORS COMPLIMENTED
AT CHARMING BRIDGE PARTY
GIVEN BY MRS. E. F. TANDY
A very charming affair of the
Week was the bridge nartv nlven
by Mrs. E. K. Tandy at her home
at me post Saturday afternoon, to
compliment her house guest, Mrs.
Oavld Scott, of San Francisco, and
Mrs. It, 11. Ituhlns, of Camden, Ar-
sansas, wbo is hero visiting her
parents, Dr. and Mr. A. E. Morgan,
at the post.
Bouquets of mixed summer flow
ers 'lent a colorful note to the
rooms. Contract bridge wa enjoy-
eu uuring toe arternoon wllh Airs.
Broadway winning the prize.
At the tea hour lovely refresh
ments were served by Mrs. Tandy.
The table, covered with sr: attrac
tive lace cloth, was centered with
a bowl of roses and tall tapers.
Those enjoying Iho delightful oc
casion honoring Mrs. Scott- and
Mrs. Hoblns Included .Mrs. Arthur
W. Banm, Mrs. W. F. Chapman.
Mrs. II. E. Faxon. Mrs. Fred
Schwartz, Mrs. H. C. Waddell, Mrs.
Broadway, Mrs. Fred Lockwood.
Mrs. U E. McCllntock, Mrs. C. W.
Wharton and Mrs. Walter Fisher.
Commander and sirs. Scott left
Monday for their home In San
Francisco after stopping over at
the post for several days to visit
Colonel and Mrs. Tandy. They
were en route home from a 6.000
mile trip.
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Mfi. AND MRS. BODIE
honored on their '
golden Wedding
Mr. and Mis. I.. I,, Bodie enjoy
ed their golden wedding annivers
ary Wednesday evening as dinner
guests of Mr. and Mib. J. N. Con
nett and later went to tho home
of Mr. and Mrs. I). (!. Clark.
A beautiful plant was presented
to Mr. nd Mrs. Bodie from Mr.
find Mrs. Connetl. Mr. ami Mrs.
Clark, Mr.- and Mrs. Ilartou Helli
well and Miss Iiolma Clrobe.
The evening was very pleasant
ly spent Id visiting and later dell
clous refreshments were Berved to
the guests.
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LADY GOLFERS TO
BEGIN ANNUAL
HANDICAP TOURNAMENT
The aiinuul hiindlcnp cup tour
nament of the I.ady ColrerB will
npfn next Thursday. July 2, at the
Itosebnrg Country club. All mem
bers have been urged to bo ores-
ent ut the club by eight o'clock
a. m.
i'otluck luncheon will he served
at noon and the afternoon hours
will be enjoyed playing contract
bridge. ..
women's Council Td
MEET NEXT THURSDAY
Tho Women's Council of the
First Christian church will meet
next niiursday udernonll. July 2.
with Mrs. W. A. Pearce acting as
hostess.
The commlllee for the afternoon
Includes Mrs. lla.vsoii. Mrs. Plas
ter, Mrs. Blaskey and Mrs. Jen
nings. Devotions will be conduct
ed by Mrs. Keller with Mrs. W. II.
Strange acting as missionary lead
er. ' ' ' . :
Object of Pity?
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JOB'S DAUGHTERS HOLD
INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS,
CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY
The noRpuurg bfthfl of Jod'h
Daunlitftrs insialled their officers
which nerve for the ensuing six
months at a lovely ceremony Tues
day Avening, at th- same time ob-
servinn the It-nth annivernary of
I hp order. Eugenia1 Virden was In
stalled as honored jueen of the
bethel, and other officers were:
Senior princess, Mary Ellen Dar
by: guide, Hhirley Mae ftrunn;
marshal, Janet Collier; recorder.
Marilyn Stearns; pianist, Virginia
Young; treasurer, Jean Eppsteln;
measenKei'H, Corlnne Harphum,
Eva Uukef, June Fulbe and Louise
Virden; Junior custodtan, Marjorle
Ott; Inner guard. Betty Husttell;
outer KuanI, Annabelle Berg. The
following officers were not present
und will be Installed at it later
dute: Junior prlneosn, Eleanor
Entlerf chaplain, Adah Marie
ftuhl; librarian, Joyce Bridges;
inesHencer, Vlralnia Winston, and
senior custodian, Wilma Feldkamp.
Marjorle Johnson, retiring queen.
acted as Installing officer of the
evenliiK anI her Installing offi
cers woro Uorothy Krear, Henlof
princess; Allena Brown, junior
princess; Meredith Jen If ins, guide;
Edna Brown, marshal; Lola Ann
Whipple, pianist; Elizabeth Wil
liams, chaplain, and Hazel Collier,
recorder.
During the. Installation ceremony
and at intervals during the even
ing' Mrs. Paul Warren very gra
ciously Hang, accompanied by Lots
Ann Whipple. Her sours Included
'Pinurs Spring " "Is My Name
Written There" and "'The Old Rug-
Ked Cross." Concluding the instal
lation, Blosflom uazley presented a
dainty dance honoring the newly
instulled queen. Eugenia Virden.
Eleanor Flea eave a whistling solo
accompanied by Dorothy Frear.
The past queen's Jewel was pre
sented Marjorle Johnson by II, W.
Marsters, associate guardian of the
bethel.
In memory of the tenth annlver-
fury of the bethel Mrs. Ruth Gil- i
our Collins cave a nistory ot me
bethel covering the ten yetirs In-i
stituted and introduced the charter
members present, who as their ;
names were called walked to the
east und lighted two of the ten !
white taperB which were placed
around a larjte white cake, beau
tifully decorated. The charter inem-!
bora precent for the evening were
Mra. Collins, Mrs. Esther wrigm
Husaell. Mrs. Jessie Judd Chap
man. Mrs. Pauline Bubar MacKM-
lop and Mrs. Frances Butner Ellt-
D.
fne Boon of (Jold was presented
by Dorothy Bates, assisted by Blos
som Oazloy, Lois Ann Whipple and
the newly Installed officers as the
closing ceremony for the evening.
Fol owinK the meeting very love
ly refreshments were served lu
the banquet room of the temple.
MRS. E. F. TANDY IS
HOSTESS TO HOBBY CLUB
ON TUESDAY EVENING
Mrs. E. V. Tandy was a most
charming hostess Tuesday evening
at her attractive home at the post
when she entertained her Hobby
club. Bouquets of colorful summer
flowers were used uhout the rooms.
Monopoly was enjoyed during
the pleasant evening hours and lat
er .Mrs. Tandy served a lovely sup
ped to the group. The table, cover
ed with a filet cloth, was centered
by un Ivory, bowl of American
Beauty roses and tall lighteu ivory
tnpers placed on mirror plaques.
Covers were arranged for t. ol-
onel and Mrs. E. F. Tandy. Mrs.
M. A. Mills, Mrs. tieorge E. Hout k.
Mrs. C. W. Christlanson, Mr. Otti
lia K. Ashton, Miss Marion Dobesh.
Miss Eva Carlson und Miss Frances
Howlln, members, and MIbb Helen
Casey and MrB. Frederick J. Por
ter, guests.
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MISS DORIS JACKSON
HONORED AT PARTY ON
BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY
Mis. Lynn Beck ley entertained
at a very delightful "kid" party al
her all iHctlve home near Dixon
ville Thursday evening to compli
ment Miss Doris Jacksoh on her
birthday anniversary. Gifts were
presented to Mlsd Jackuon from
Mrs. Florence Rockwell. Mrs. Irv
ing Doucetto, Mrs. Nathan Fuller
ton, Mrs. Wallace Kapp, Mrs. Carl
Blark. Mrs. Frank Long. Mrs. Isa
).Mlf Itrmvn Mrs. Phil Haiti). Mrs.
.1. 11. Clark. Miss Hazel Strickland
and Mrs. Berkley.
Mrs. ClurU tonk pictures of the
guests, who were dressed in "kill"
clothes for tho party. Games were
played nnd prizes were awarded.
At midnight Mrs. Beckley served a
lovely supper at a tablo appointed
in a clever decorative scheme.
MR. AND MRS. BRADFORD
HONORED AT SURPRISE
KITCHEN SHOWER MONDAY
A delightful surprise kitchen
shower was given to Mr. and Mrs.
Weldon Bradford at their home on
East Commercial by tho Youna
Married Couples class of I he
Christian church .Monday evening
After the presents were opened.
games were played nnd at a late
hour refreshments were served.
Phoso unending the shower giv
en lor Mr. and Mrs. Bradford
were: Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Kolix.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth V.'lmer, Mr,
und Mrs. Everett Wimer. Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Hoiuork. . Mr. and
Mr. M. !. Maier. Mr. and Mis. I.
W. lUdahaugh, Dr. and Mrs. D U.
(Ilbbs, Mrs. Boyd Brutnn and Miss
lisle Hudson.
MRS. O. V. WIMBERLY
ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLUB
AT DESSERT-LUNCHEON
Mrs. t;. V. Wlinherly very gra
ciously entertained her bridge club
at a delightful liitn o'clock dessert
luncheon al her home on (ilenii
street Tuesday afternoon. Bou
quets of colorml flowers were used
for the occasion.
Covers were placed for Mis. L.
, Wlinherly and Mrs. 1). It. Lenox,
guesls. and Mrs. Homer Grow, Mis.
G. C. Flnluy. Mrs. Harry Black.
Mrs. S. J. Shoemaker. Mis. E. O.
Kick!!. Mrs. A. J. Hochrnriel. Mrs.
Fred Hamilton. Mrs. Gorge Whar
ton. Mit Jniie Wharton and the
hostess. Mrs. G. V. Wlmberly.
Commi t bridge was enjoved dur
ing the afternoon hours utth Mr.
?boeuidKer holding high score.
. She's Sweetheart of Sigma Chi
That young lady often honored in song, "The Sweetheart of Sigma
Chi', ts none other" than Miss Harriet Rorick of Portland, Ore.,
beautiful blonde co-ed at University of Oregon, who was accorded
the title in a campus popularity contest.
MRS. S. J. SHOEMAKER
ENTERTAINS AT L6VELY .
INFORMAL BRIDGE PARTY
Mrs. S. J. Shoemaker was a very
gracious hostess Monday evening
when she entertained at three
tables of bridge at her charming
home on East Lane street.
High score for the evening's con-.
tract, bridge olay was held by Mrs.
J. C. Hume. At eleven-thirty o'clock
Mrs. Shoemaker, assisted by Mrs.
E. O. Kick.!, served a very lovely
salad supper. Covers were arrang
ed for Mrs. W. F. Harris, Mrs. A.
J. Hochrndel, Mrs. Ray J. Free
man. Mrs. E. O. Ulekli, Mrs. Fred
Hamilton. Miss Verna Caiotbers,
Miss Beds and Miss June Wharton,
Mrs. George Wharton. Mrs. Clair
K. Allen. Mrs. J. C. Hume and Mrs.
Frederick J. Porter.
ART AND EMBROIDERY
CLUB HAS ENJOYABLE
MEETING WEDNESDAY .
The Roseburg Art and Embroid
ery club met Wednesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. James F. Byrd
on East Second Avenue south.
Those enjoying the afternoon with
.Mrs. Bvrd Included Mrs. George
Cluck, Mis. Minnie Cox, Mrs. Vir
ijinia Campbell, Mrs. Earl Decker,
M id. IjIsloo i.'arny, airs. t..i. uor
ham, Mrs. B. Palm. Mrs. Hnttie
Neal, Mrs. Henrv F. Snyder and
Airs. Argie DeWitt.
The club will hold lis next meet
lug July 29 at the home of Mrs.
Clarence Chartier, with Airs. S. L.
Hebard in charge. A picnic will be
enjoyed at noon.
C. H. AND R. CLUB
WILL MEET AT TAYLOR
HOME NEXT THURSDAY
The C. H. and R. club will meot
at seven-thirty o'clock next Thurs
day evening, July 2, at tho home
of Mrs. B. W. Taylor ut Ml) South
Jackson street. All members are
most cordially invited.
Smile Brings Her Ozark Honor
, mm
TBaia ftaaO?' VlM'M ThecUVTi. Smith .
Attractive Vhcda Varie Smith of
miles In competition among girls from southwest Missouri and I
ncrthw.it ArVanias and was awarded with the lienor fl bcirg Osark I
Squla Girl for 193$..' Mm Smith U ibown with, tb cup ha wen. I
-f ,x
Harriet Rorick ,
MRS. V. F. HARRIS IS
HOSTESS AT CHARMING
DESSERT-LUNCHEON
Mrs. W. F. Harris entertained
twfelve of her friends at a very
charming one-thirty. o'clock dessert
luncheon at her attractive home on
South Main street Wednesday af
ternoon.
Dorothy Perkins pink rambler
rosea were used to grace the serv
ing tables, while large bouquets
of mixed flowers were used abotn
the rooms. Mrs. Ray J. Freeman
assisted Mrs. Harris In serving.
Covers were placed for Mrs. E.
R. Metzger, Mrs. Ray J. Freeman,
Mrs. 9. J. Shoemaker, Mrs. J.
Yarnali, Mrs. L. W. Metzger, Mrs.
M. V. nice, Mrs. II. c. iniroy, Mrs
A. E. Kent, Mrs. E. O. Rickli, Mrs.
Fred Hamilton, Mrs. R. L. Whipple
and Mrs. Frederick J. Porter.
Contract bridge was the diver
sion of the pleasant afternoon
hours with Mrs. Darby winning
the prize for high score and Mis.
Rice winning the tablo prize.
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MR. AND MRS. JONES
ENTERTAIN FRIENDS
AT DELIGHTFUL PARTY'
Mr. and Mrs. Henry' A. Jones en
tertained a number of friend? nt
a very delightful party Tuesday at
their home lu Lookingglass, the oc
casion being the fourth btrthdoy
anniversary of Dorothy Ann JoneS.
Attractive bouquets of spring
flowers were . used about the
rooms. The afternoon was spent
in playing games. Later an attrac
tive birthday cake and refresh
ments were Berved to Dorothy Ann,
guest of honor, Mildred and Lor
aine Jucoby, Tess Zoeter, Shirley
and Greta Rodley Marlene Gur
ney, Mrs. B. W. Gurney," Miss
Grace Montgomery and Mrs. Chris
tine Rodley.
Jophn, Mo., flashed ene of her
LARGE NUMBER ENJOY
LADIES DAY AT COUNTRY
CLUB ON THURSDAY .
A InrKe number enjoyed prize
day at the Roseburg Country club
Thursday, when the ladlet of the
clnb and their guests spent the
daj' together.
Oolfin? was enjoyed dnrlng the
morning hours with prizes for low
stores on putts going (o Mrs. Ken
neth Quine and Mrs. J. F. Dillard.
i'otluck luncheon was enjoyed at
noon by Mrs. U. B. Itoblns of Cam.
den, Arkansas, who is here visit
ing her parents. Dr. and Mrs. A.
E. Morgan at the post. Mra. Wil
liam McEuchern, Mrs. D. E. Faxon,
and Mrs. James McCllntock of
.New Jersey, as guests, and Mrs.
K. G. Kohlhagen, Mrs. Walter Fish
er. .Mrs. J. F. Dillard. Mrs. J. M.
Judd, Mrs. Arthur W. Damn. Mrs.
C. W. Wharton. Mrs. W. E. Oil,
Mrs. J. E. Marks. Mrs. M. L. Gan
ey, Miss Helen Casey, Mrs. Arthur
Clarke, Mrs. Broadway, Mrs. P. M.
Lee. Mrs. Phil Harth, Mrs. H. C.
Stearas, Miss Joyce Bridges, Mrs.
R. D. Bridges, Mrs. Ivan Pickens,
Mrs. W. F. Chunman, Mrs. Kenneth
Quine, Mrs. Edward Hines, Miss
Charlotte and Miss Jeanne Ulllard,
Mis. C. B. Wade and daughter
Priscllla, Mrs. J. A. Harding, Mrs.
E. F. Tandy. Mrs. Fred Lockwood
and Mrs. L. E. McCllntock.
Contract bridge was enjoyed in
the afternoon with Mrs. Stearns
winning the high score.
Next Thursday will he the open
ing of the annual handicnp cup
louYnament and every Lady Golfer
has been urged to he at the club
house ready, to tee off promptly ut
8 o'clock lu the morning.
BELLVIEW CLUB HAS
ENJOYABLE MEETING
THURSDAY AFTERNOON
The Uellvlew club met Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Helen Hendrtckson. The regular
business session was followed by
a very enjoyable social.
Mrs. Hondrlckson served dell
clous refreshments to Mrs. F.fflo
Jeuck, Miss Hazel Kester, guests,
and to the following members,
Emma Van Voorst, Alma Lovelace,
Betty Boyer, Mary Wutson, Ro
berta Kester, Lora Kester, Esther
Morberg and Douglas and Donna,
Marjorle Gllbreath, Margaret Pat
terson, Cora Colllson and Beverly
Jean, Hannah Parker, Mary
Dletsch, Lerah Rafrel, Ethel Rose
lund and Aurdey nnd Gordon and
Hello Huff.
The next meeting of the club
will be In the form of a picnic
lunch at the home of Aletha Den
ham at Glide, August 6.
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BAPTIST MISSIONARY
SOCIETY HAS INTERESTING
MEETING ON THURSDAY
The Baptist Missionary society
met Thursday afternoon in the
church parlors for the monthly
business session. Mrs. George ('as
key was program leader on Africa,
"Off the Beaten Track." She was
assisted by Mrs. Frank Staflanson.
Mrs. C. H. Wickham, Mrs. H. F.
Hatfield, Mrs. J. H, Wolford, Mrs.
L. M. Penlney, Mrs. Charles Har
ris, Mrs. C. P. Snoddy and Miss
Edilh Staggs.
Plans wore made to hold a sil
ver tea at the home of Mrs, George
Caskey July 23.
Al the tea hour Mrs. Elmer Mc
Kean and .Mrs. August Schlocmaii
served lovely refreshments.
PRO-AMERICA EXECUTIVE
MEETING IS HELD ON
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
A meeting of the executive com
mittee of Donalas unit of Pro
America was held at two o'clock
Wednesday afternoon at the I'mp
(iia hotel with Mrs. H. C. Wacklell,
chairman, presiding. "
Plans were dlscnssed for the
July luncheon meeting of the unit,
which will ho held the second Fri
day in the month at 12 o'clock
noon nt Carl's Tavern. Rev. C. A.
Edwards has been secured as the
luncheon speaker for tho July 10
meeting. All members or Douglas
unit, as well as all republicans and
anynnn Interested, have been most
cordially Invited to attend the
luncheon.
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ILA'S &EAUTY SHOP
MRS. K. CHILSON IS
H08TESS TO CLUB ON
THURSDAY AFTERNOON
Mrs. Kenneth Chllson was a
most gracious hostess to the
members and guests of the North
side Sunshine club Thursday aft
ernoon at tho B. F. Chilson home
on Winchester street.
After a short business meeting
Mrs. Mabel Harness and Mrs.
Glen Cox had charge of the enter
tainment At the tea hour Mra. Chilton,
hostess, served delicious refresh
ments to Mrs. Qulncy Brown, Mrs.
Glen Colby, of Seattle, Mrs. L. L.
Wimhciiy, guests of tho club, and
the following members, Mrs, Helen
Carstens, tars. c?coe Marsters.
Mrs. Mabel Harness, Mrs. Henry
Worthlngton, Mrs. E. P. Ilallou.
Mrs. U W. Ingels, Mrs. Elsie .Mc
Comas, Mrs. Dewey Kruse, Mrs. .
Howard Casebeer, Mi'B. Glen Cox,
Mrs. 13. F. Chilson, Mrs. William
Fisbor and .Mrs. Norman it.
Fisher.
The next regular meeting will
be held July 10 at the home of
Mrs. Roscoe Marsters at which
lime plans will be discussed for
the picnic to be held in August.
THELMA THRONE GILDEA
AND HURLEY WILSON
MARRY IN ROSEBURG SUNDAY
' One of tho prettiest home wed-
j dings of the season occurred Sun
I day, June 21, at the residence of
W. J. Clarke, 726 Mill street, when
Thelma Throne Gildea wns united
' In marriage to Hurley Wilson, of
! Myr.tle Point. Rev. J. R. Turnbull,
pastor of the Buptist church, per
formed the ceremony ut ono
o'clock.
'iiie home was beautiful in u
profusion of spring flowers ar
ranged about the spaciuuB rooms.
A lovely trellis, heavy with Doro
thy Perkins roses, -with a back
ground of delphiniums. Madonna
ulies and fern, formed u charming
bower for tho wetlillng party. Tall
tapers were used to light the
rooms.
Preceding the ceremony Mrs.
Vern Carey, a girlhood friend of
the bride, sang "O Promise Me,"
accompanied by her daughter,
Alice Jane. To the strains of Loh
engrin's Wedding March, the bride
entered on the arm of her step
father, W. J. Clarke, who gave her
In marriage. Her two little sons,
Norman Cecil Gildea and Howard
Throne Gildea, dressed alike in
suits of creum and blue, acted as
ring bearers. They carried the
wedding ring on a, pillow of pink
satin filleil with rnsn no nls. ltvrn
Wilson, brother of the bridegroom,
acted as best man and Mrs.
Charles Snoddy acted as matron
of honor. -
The bride was lovely in a pastel
.blue moss crepe hand embroidered
suit with accessories of shell pink.
She carried an old-fashioned bou
quet of Talisman roses circled with
I a fluting of blue chiffon.
I A reception was held following
I the 6eremony to which over sixty
guests were bidden. At a beautiful
lly appointed table, Mrs. Hermuu
! Aydelott and Mrs. Fred Bourne,
relatives of the bride and bride
: groom, presided. Assisting ' about
j the rooms were Miss (loveynedo
tArnot, Miss Lois and Miss Marga
j ret Schearer, Miss Coiinno-Anno
Perry, Miss Rosemary Schroeder
and Miss Ruth Snoddy,. who wero
jattractivo in pastel-colored after-
non frocks.
The bride cut the wedding and
I bride's cakes at a beautlfullv ap-
pointed sldetablc. Mrs. iiu-zui
i Schroeder served the cakes.
The brido will he remembered
by many us Thelma Throne and for
the past five years has been head
: of the home economics department
lot Mc.Minnvllle high school. The
bridegroom is a prominent busi
i ness man at Grants Pass.
The couple left Immediately fol
i lowing the reception for the south
jon their wedding trip, after which
they will make thler homo in
:.Grants Pass.
j Tho guest list Included Mrs.
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