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Newspaper Page TextTWO,.. ROSEBURGflEWS-REVlEW, ROSRRURC, OREGON. .SATURDAY , JULY IJU936- SCDCaEWl ..... I . . t , Social Calendar Sunday, July 19 T)lO ailllllul reunion of tho Ague families will bo held m llupher vulley iiour Sheridan, Urexon. Relativca and f i Iciiiln of tho family invited. Basket dinner ul noon. AnnuHl Cochrun picnic at Colon valley grunge hall hunoriiiH J. II. Cochran, Basket dinner. All former studenta and frleuda of Mr. Coch ruu Invited. Monday, July 20 Lilac Circle No. 19, Neighbors of Woodcrafl, aoclul mealing night. Short business session at 7::io ut 1. (). O. hall to lie followed by woinor roam at S:30'.o'clock. Meui bera uskod to bring eara for trans- liortullon to welnur roaat. T. J. llrowu, J unit's Miller, C. W. Sinni Bur mid O. L. Johnaon in charge. Wednesday, July 22 II. K. O. club Afternoon meeting at C. W. Owen home, 'MS itice street. - . . - - r (Hide Ladies Aid uixl Mlnal6ilury society to meet at 'ldleyld 'neur Rock creek with Mrs. John. Cuae- beer, Mra. Hobert Hawley and Mra. Fred Aaam aa hoateaaea. Meeting at two o'clock. I'luna to be made for annuul chicken dinner. W. 0. T. II. organizer of the north west, Mra.- . Necht - Duck,' to give loctnro In Huselmrg. Thursday, July 23 ; Baptist Missionary society ailver tea ul home of Mra. George Cuakuy on North Pacific highway, i , Northalde SuiiBhine club riflor- noon meetiiiK at home of Mra. itoa coo Mutators. : July 27 , Catholic public card pally at eight o'clock in evening at Ht. Jo seph's parish hull. Prizes for con tract bridge, rive handrail uud pinochle. Also 'door prlste und re freshmeiita. Public -Invited, . , . JOINT IN REBEKAH8, AND POD , i 1 I , I . r ELLQW8 ;HELD .TUESDAY. Follpwlugt tlm rogullir lodge 'hcs aiona the dlidirkalie and UiiU Fol- lowa held Joint InaliUliillnA .or jiow officota unit ian; 1nlertluii j Qiioli niecllig at Ibe ). O, O. P. hall Tuesday eVeiilng. , ' .i I Hi'hkuh' lufrjcrra , Installed I iti cludedl N.lG-i '(juraiel Newmiid) V. (1., Ona' SWllllunfia;1 kecrotur Tlllle Johnaon;! ilnianuiVr.'1 1.lllle I'etleyi; warden) j Ellen icarjiipii! conductor, Louise lYiningr i.Nl.j M die Rebco; O. (I Ciirhu'l Clurk! H. K. N. t!., Mhol Bailey;! l.j B. Ki (1' l.llllo NlBOit;'K. S. V..O.,' fteriihule Hutflod; I,, a. V. (I..- MarguiDt ltodgnla; chupluln, lna Funis- wen Hi, und musician, Daynice iJcuch. Oild' Fellows now nrricure Install, ed Included: N. (1.. M. IVrron; V. (I. II. A. Cauaday; treasurer, K. A. I'etley: warden. W. (). Pat terson; eniidnctnr, Waller Ainhler: 1. ().. . W. Young; (. (1. William Auatln; It. S. N. (I.jOjC. Johnson i L. S. N. fl Alhii S'puug'.i; R. S. V. (I., Rulph Husaoll; L. 8. V. 0 .1. 10. Dent: chupluln, 11. W. Htrong; It. 8. 8., M. II. Shook, and I,. S. S Oliver1 I'hnnmer. ; The depuly marshiila worn Mis'. Lillian Nelson uud llr. II. J, IjicL wood.jwho wore usslsted bylhob' Bluff of offlcors. ' Following short lulks Jhe guests und memliera en joyed 'refreshments In the dining hull. ORANGE MEETING AND . SOCIAL 18 ENJOYABLE AFFAIR AT EVERGREEN ,'".!' Tho Kvorgl'o'oii grunge ' Hireling uml aock social was an enjoyuhle uffaln ofi Monday -evening ut the hull, i The progrum opened hy groupiBlnglng of the Star Hpunuled. llaiiner; welcome address liy J. K. J'ii keiis; reiuirt ol' 4-11 sainiHcr achool und other grange activities by Veru itlce: atnnt pbiylng and an Indian Inyo Bring hy (leorgu Stiph' ona, und group, tinging of ;,mei. lea. ; i A dump tollimml the' pingruin, dttni iiig was enjoyed iiiid the sock, uot'lal wua held, 1 j . . ! ', . The grange will sponsor u free dunce lite first of Animal' ut I he Kiutige hull with the public furn ishing the music. Anyone playing un instrument bus been asked lo uiiend and pluy in the dunce or chestra (hut evening. s w 0 PUBLIC CARD PARTY WILL BE INTERESTING AFFAIR OF JULY 27 The general public has been most cordially Invtlcd til enjoy u very delightful curd party to tu givell hy St. Joseph's ('nthnllc Sewing society ul the palish hull .Monday evening, July I'T, ut elghl o'clock. I'ontruct bridge, five bundled anil pinnyhlo will enteliuili tile gnosis uiid prlKi'S will be awaided for high scores. A door piiae will also be glen. I,ater liiicken sandwiches und eoTlee will be serv ed. Tu coiunilttue In charge of the Hfiulr Illcllldi'S Miss Helen Casey, Alia. Hichard Muddox uud Mlsa Coleltii laiugenherg. : ' O NORTHSIDE SUNSHINE CLUB TO MEET NEXT THURSDAY AFTERNOON The Nnrthstde Sunshine rliili will meet uexi Thuriduy arieriiiHtu. July 2.1. nl the home of Mrs. lins roo .Mnrstera. All uiembers hit ' most eorillally (uvited to be pres ent, i ,'' ' 1 : .:' o H. E. O. CLUB TO. MEET NEXT-WEONESDAV AT OWEN HOME The II. K. I). liulrwill meet ncxl Wediieaduy afli'inoon. July I".', ul i'i noma of .Mil. C W. (Jnfi at 318 Idea alreet. Muiubers lii't been cordially InilteiL By LOl US KNIGHT POKTEK REV, AND MRS. SMITH HONORED AT RECEPTION ON THURSDAY EVENING , (Key. und Mia. S. Huynor Sinllh uud futility were honored at u very enjoyable reception Thursday eve ning ut the .Methodist episcopal church parlors. Members und 1'rlenda weie present to enjoy the uffuir. .Mia. Hurl Wlloy wua chairman of the i'lugruni, which opened by singing the Homology. Attorney Paul liedco, aa master or core- uionlcu, gave the uddreaa of wel - come with itev. Mr. Smith respond lug. Mrs. A. H. Taylor, Mrs. Grant Osholil, Mrs. Ceorge Churchill, Mrs. Harold McKay, Mra. I-. M. Lilly and Mra. Karl Wiley, from the Hoaeburg Woman's Choral club, sung "Uud Touched u Host'." und "1 Love u Little Cottage," ac Lompunled by .Mlaa Lois Ami Whip ple. Short 'talks were given by Itev. C. A. Hdwurds, Itev. J. Fruuk Cun-1 ningtiuiil, Kuv, Mr. (lleutuu uud! Walter Fislier. Two vocal iiumberalley Dusaeuu, Misa Jean Itilchie and were, presented by Floyd lii-ovea. ,Mlaa lilah Agnea Wiuaton, i i accoiupunled by Mra. John Wealh- , v w , erford und the program waa closed .MR. AND MRS. BROWN by the ladiua uid plunologiio pre- ENTERTAIN AT LOVELY - ,. sen led hy Mra. H. A. Cunuduy, an-, slsted by Mrs. F. (I. Hurr, Mrs. Harold Mekuy, Mra. (leorge Chur chill uud Mra, Karl Wiley, with Mrs. Wuuthon'nrd us nccouipunlst. Mra. A. S, Coen, chulruian of the uli'uli'; uud liar - committee- aerved i-etrealiuieiita. ut the. cloau of the piiiKiumi i 'ft ART AND EMBROIDERY CLUB MEETS AT FORHAM HOME ON WEDNESDAY ) The Kosehurg Art and Kmlirold ery club epjuyed a delightful after noon Wednesday Willi Mra. llirdie (iorham. Sewing und viaiting were enjoyed and later Mra. (lorhum aerved lovely refreahiueiita lo Mra. Allla Hhouda, Mj'a. Hertha Puliu, Mrs. Minnie Cox,' Mra. Suaunnu j.'llfck.i l.5 (A,iio DnWitt, Mra. llluiielni t SnVder, Mrs. Vlrginiu i'aiiipbnli Mra, ; llelle Stephenson, M.ru. j,oru Uurliy: uud Mi'.- .lreite lieuurii.r r ' J - The-club hill jiiild lla next meet ing) ut the' lolu4 of Mil:, (iurence ('hatlil'ii wljll lAlip Hcburd ueting US' lioatnsVltiir tllu (lay, ' A pntluck luiicheon will he enjoyed 'ul noon. ' - i ' ! 11 ' HATFIELD 'FAMILY1 ' , ENJOY PlBUNION KT DINNER ON SUNDAY ' ' ' , Membera' ot the T. W.' Ilalfiold family enjoyed u delightful icnnlou mid; illnnei" ut the Wurren Clouke lionie- ait the Melrose i itifltailil lollowilig (iiiirch. I ' I 1 I 1 1 ( i i '' Those enjoying the occasion with "Mr. and Mrs. Clouko Included Miss lluiiiaia , and ,Mlsa Muigiiret tiouke. f. W. Ilutrleld, Mr. und Mrs. Clyde- Hutflrld, .Miumle, l.au- riuico and lielbtM-k 'Hatfield, Miss Mildred Foster, Mr. uml Mrs. Hoy ; llntielil, Kiiy, Virgil ami Walilen Hatfield, Walter Marka anil Art Knlgge. . " ' ' ' iv i ! , - 'I MRS: DAVID HESS IS r " HOSTESS TO SEWING CLUB TUESDAY NIGHT Mrs. Duvid Hesa enlertiilueil I he members of her sewing club Tues diry oveiilng'ut her home on Hamil ton street. Sewing uud visiting were enjoyed und later Mrs. Hess served'- delicious refreshmenia' to MiB.dlilint tisborn. Mrs. j. w. Hadubnugh, Mrs, I- A. Miles. Mra. Guy Mliit.onye and Mra. J. A. Hurt. The CHID will meet July - ts -ul the home of .Mi'Sj .Osborp. iiv l4iu relwood. t Two jVfore VsS t '-'3 - -i tf' I ' : ' Ji i tV s I II I J 1 : f -akiiiii - ' ' tfJtu.w I I , .; v ysr- j tH ' IV ' '' f ll Marian. Di.trich ll V ' ' T fN I ! W irln L site A tdr Af Vv W 1 " -A Holly ood'i growing lut of at a re .on strike added to ll roller Murlen. Dietrich ami Grac. Moore after long-iniouldering itiidi difficulliea bioko into th. opan. La Dietrich abandoned work on her nw picture, protesting her part aa a chanibei matd a "uniuilabll t her dignity", and rspUccd by Margaret ullavan, hil Grac Moora d-cl.ufd ih. ;;;.iM.:. : ; ; : 5 : ? r ; i ....... PROGRES8IVE DINNER1 : GIVEN BARBARA COLLIER ON TUESDAY EVENING A very delightful farewell purly uud progressive dinner was given to compliment MIbs Uurbura Col lier Tue.iduy evening. Ansa coiner la leaving aoon with her'parenta, .Mr. uud .Mrs. E. A. Collier, for So- lem to reside. The cocktuil course waa served at the home of Miss Kvu Maker; salad course at the home Of Mlsa lielorea t'acy; dinner courae ut the homo of Mlaa lietty Mae Whipple, und the doasert at tho home 'of Alias Uilniu Ffildkatuo. A lovely gift was presented th .Miaa Collier and the aerial hour waa enjoyed ut tho.' Feldkamp home, rl Jiose enjoying the occasion Included Miss Collier, guest of honor,. Mlsa Kva linker, Miss Do lorea Cucy, Miss Wllulu Feldkumil, Mlsa Hetty Mae Whipple, Mlsa L'or- lime Hurphum,! Miaa Murjorjq Ott, Miss Helen -June Kerr, Miaa Shir- auHHtu pog visitors Mr. und Mra- Quincy drown en- tertuined ut a very lovely aeyen o'clock supper ut. their home on Commercial avenue Tuoaduy eve ning to compliment Mlaa Gladys (mole, of Minneapolis,) Mjnn., und .Mlaa Dorothy Forsberg, of. lllfnola (hoiisegucaiB at the George Loom la home). Covera were urrunged for the two gueatsiof honor und Mr.-and .Mra. George LoomlB and four aona, Hill, Jim, Ralph and Jack, Miaa Mildred Hrnwn and Mr. and Mra. Qulncy brown. , Later In the evening the group wns joined by Mra. lloy.T.- Lewis,' of Long Bench, Cullr., und her,.sou, Kobert,, Mr, und Mra. H. L. Cun mm, of (Hide, and Mr. and Mrs. Hubert MatthewHiund family. Vio lin uud banjo music wits played dining the evening by Mn Cuiinon Bud Mr. Mutthe-wa. -. , . , I . : i t t . a MR. 'AND MRS. SMITH ' i r HOMORED AT PICNIC, AND . CHARIVARI MONDAY Monday evening a largo number of neighbor, relntlvea and friends gal tiered for u -picnic- and oharlvari at Winston to honor Mr. and Mrs. Dale Smith, who i were gueata at the homo of the former's piirenla. Air. and Mra. ( lay Smith. : i - , Mr. uud Mra. Smith were mar ried In Portliuuli July lil.i at the Itotno of-the bride's -alstei Mra. W. (V Davison. The: bride, nee Klixa- belli Hoiirhltl,. Is, the daughter of Mrs. .Mary lloiinilll, 91 J'ortlund, uml la u, former Hoaeburg teacher. Since leaving here ahe- hga been li'iichlng in Culifnrnlu. Mr. und Mrs. Smith left Tuesday for Ilrnwiey, Calif., where Sinllh bus u- position with Firestone company.- i . ! . ' . ' . MISS CAROL CARNE6 LISTED ON U. OF O. HONOR ROLL THIS TERM UNMVKItSITY OF OUKIIUN, F.ll gene, July -IS. 1,'nrol Curnes -of Hoselmrg wus included iilnong the 121 sttideuls listed on the-honor roll ut the University of Oregon for 'the 'spring term. In order to uchl(ve - the honor roll, stmlenta must make the high grudo uverage of 3.5". , , . Miss Cames Is a freshman In art and. letters and Is' a daughter of .Mr- and Mrs. Howard Cnrnea of Glengary. Stars Join Hollvood "Rebels" li.4nd.4 f M188 ANN MoDERMOTT ' ; - ' ' -ENTERTAIN! AT CHARMING. PARTY FOR VI8ITORS , ; Ona of the larcaat ' and most charming partlea of tha auinmer was given by Miaa Ann Metier- molt, chief of nurana at the ' Vet. ruin Adinlnistrallon facility, wiivii - sue euieriainefi at a very lovely affair at the nilrsea' horna at the post In compliment to Miaa MurRuret Alice and Mlsa Lois Ash- ton, of Helena, Montana, and Miaa Murjorle Himontoii, of Portland. A long tablo, covered by a Chi nese Cunton cloth, waa centered by a large punch bowl, (Junked by. bowls of aweetpeua and tall yel low lighted tapers.. The table wca pluced against a background -of ferns nod beautiful summer flow era in front of. the open stairway - Corsages of rosebuds and .ferns wore presented by the hostesa to Die three guests of honor. . Miss MclJcrmott, aaaiated hy the nurses and facility stengraphers residing at- the mirsea' home at the poai served. ' 1 i Two games of mooonoly and one of pltt were in play during the? en joyable evening hours. Guests en joying the delightful occasion hon oring Mlsa Margaret Alice and Mlsa Lola Aahtoii'ftnd Mlsa Almon ton Included, Leland , Wlmborly, James ' Oaborue, Carolyn, Cordon, Margaret .Ann Cordon, Itaynor Smith, Malcom Mollis, Patricia Helgol. Laverne Spuugh, Virginia und Faith Youpg, Joan and John Perkins, Margaret, Hinca anil Ed ward (lines., ; ' , Margurot 'Alice apd ' Lois' are here dor two weeks from Helena visiilng their mother, Mra. Ottilia K. Ashion, recreational aid at the V.' A. F, and Miss Slnionloh Is here from- Portland viating her aunt, Mlsa Golda ' Iliel, nurae at the facility. - . i " YOUNG MARRIED PEOPLE'S CLASS HAS ENJOYABLE PARTY THURSDAY NIGHT Tho Young , Married . People's class of the First Christian church hud n delightful! party Thursday evening at tho, home of Dr. and Mra, s. L. DeLapp. The party. waa held on the lawn, where all typea of games were enjoyod. r , 'Later tha group went to tha Firat Chrlatlan church parlors, where re freahmeuta were enjoyed by- Dr. and Mrs., DeLapp, Dr. and Mia.-D.. fl. GiUba, Miand Mra. I). W. Rada-, baugh, Rev. and Mrs. J. Frank Cunningham, Mr. and Mrs. D. K. Pollfci Mr. and Mi;s, Konnetb Wlm er, Mr. and Mrs. Royd Bruton,, Mr. and Mrs. (Cyereu Wjmer, Mr. and Mrs.. Loula Ciirtier, Mr., and MrB. II. .8. lloucock, ,Mia. L. ,A. MileB, Mra. Carl E. Wimer, Mra. Wealey Ashworth, Mr. and; Mrs. Marline Mnlcr uud Miss Kuthryn JJeLapp. Kl-LO-HAH-NEE GROUP - j , , HAS MEETING AT , '. , i , FELDKAMP HOME .THURSDAY) The Ki-Lo-HahNoee: Gamp Fire group met at seven o'clock Thurs day evening at the home ot Mlaa Wllnia' Feldkamp.' Iliucusalnir 'for an, overnight hike Irt Mt. Scott was held and the following program en Joyed; aong. WHinu Foldkanipj. pi ano, .aulas, by :Bettjii Mae, Whipple uiid Corlnne .llarphuni.- f- ,,- ,- Luler refreshment, were aerved lo Corlnne , HarphniiM Cluretbel Roseliinil, llarbara Collier. Dolores Cacy. Jlarjorle OH. Hetty Whipple, Eva Maker and W4lina fFeldkanip. members, und the guardians, Mlaa Cnrniel Newlund und ..Miss Junet Flclienscher,; , , . c it i , i. i : BIRTHDAY DINNER IS ,' -ENJOYED AT BROWN HOME WEDNESDAY Mra, Clarence Woods wan honor ed nt a delightful dinner on her blrtliduy unniveraury Wednosday evening, when her parents, Mr. and Mra. Herman Brown entertulned at their home at Sutboiiin. Covera were placed for Mr. and Mra. Woods,- Mr. and Mra. George Reynolds, of Portland, and the lut- ter'a. brother, Whllncoi Murdock, and Mr. und Mra.' Brown, . . was through with picture until Hollywood "learned to treat bcr ts a human being". George Raft had prcvioujly walked out on a pictur in which b u to hav. b.en co-itarrcd with Carol Lombard,' and J4ms Cagney kited Warner Eros, because be was "cotnlliUed tt raai t sunj licttiNa.!': - Cagney aajart tneMI ; I.' ! Brilliant Colors . ' Kay Fraacia - Pat P.tt.raon " ' j Possibly the moat notable feature of the now fashions which stylists have turned out for the 1936 season ia that colon will be even more brilliant than In the somewhat gaudy creations of recent aeaions. Novel fabrics have been used to givj a further distinctive touch to the new ensembles- Kay Franch models a gown of unusual type, reflecting the Gibson girl era with its puffed MRS. A. J. ELLISON ENTERTAINS CLUB AND GUESTS ON WEDNESDAY Mrs.' A. J. Elllaon very gracloua- ly entertained hor bridge club and a number of guests nt a delightful pne-thirty o'clock dessert-luncheon at her home in . Weal Roseburg Wednesday afternoon. Large bou- quela of gludioii, zinnias and other colorful aummor flowers were beautifully urrunged about the rooms, while Smull attractive bou quets graced the serving tubles. Mra.; 1). R. MacKlllop assisted the hostess iir Serving. (.overs were arranged for Mra. Dull, Seely, of San Frauciaco, Mra. I)., (I. MacKlllop and Mra. David MacKlllop', of ljiig Beach, Mra. C. it. Schmidt, Mra. Chester Morgan and Mra: Grant Osborp, gudats, and Js. r. M. Lee, Mrs. H. H. Turner, Mra. A. B. Taylor, Mrs. Homer ((row. Mrs. jLoonard Hlley and Jlra. Predorlck J. Porter, members. he, afternoon : hours wore plea,s uutly 1 spent1 'in ' nluvlnir contract brldgo' with .Mral U. R. MacKlllop winning' the guest nrlio for ' high score alnl Mrs. Grow and Mra. Porter winning the club prUea. . i tt ' ' COUNTRY CLUB LADIES ENJOY THURSDAY AT ROSEBURG COUNTRY CLUB Mra. Kenneth (Julne and Mi8a Helen Casey played off their tour nniuont round In the handicap cup tournament Thursday 'Morning with the former winning the low score, while Mra. H. C. Stearns defeated Mrs. R. 11. Bridges In their play, yoxt Thursday morning Mrs. Qulne and Mrs. Steama will tea off at eight o:clock for the final play of the tournumeift:. Pol luck luncheon wns servtd at noon to Mra. Walter Klshor, Miss fldress Judd. Mra. Kenneth Qulne, Miss ; Helen Casey, Mrs. M. L. Gnney, Mra. J. M. Judd, Mra. Mo Kachorn. Mrs. W. E. ott, Mra. J. E. Marks, Mra. H. C. Stearns, Mra. Ivan Pickens, Mra. K. G. Young, Mrs. j: A. Harding, Mrs. A. O. Sutherland, Mrs. R. I). Bridges, Miss Joyce Brldgos, Miss Madlyn Hfoarua and Mra. K. o. Kohlhugon. Contract brldgo was In play dur liur the afternoon with Mrs. Steams vlunlng the high score. O f MISS BIEL ENTERTAINS AT. PICNIC SUPPER FOR VISITORS THURSDAY NIGHT Miss Ooldu Iliel. nurse at the Veterans Administration facility, entertained at a dellghtrul swim ming party and picnic supper Thursday evening at I'mpoua park lo hoinr her niece. Miss Marjnrie Slmonton. of lortliiiid, and Miss Margaret Alice and Miss Lois Aah ton. of Helena, Mont., who are here visiting their mother, Mrs. Ottilia Aalitqii, ' recreational uid at the V. A.' K. The group enjoyed tho band concert ut the library park follow ing Iho picnic supper. Thoso en joying Ihe affulr given by Mlsa Blel besides the threo guests of honor Included' Mrs. Ottilia K. Aahton. Mlsa llfrlha Noo. Misa Marian lio beh uml Miss Gladva I'yle. SETH PARKER CLUB HAS INTERESTING MEETING SUNDAY The Melrose Seth Purkor i lull mol ul the (', W. Ilngan homo Sun day evening y,Hh .Mrs. Buckle In charge "I tho Hilda aiudy on Ihe topic. "Conscience." Special nuni bera were presented the rrni of, reading.', by l.eo'ianl ami Ken neth Miinson, Mrs. V. Vinson and! (N'urma Kenn. -Next Sunday Mra. Helen llniigh. of (Irauls I'u.a, will present a short message. Anione lutereated hua been cordially Invito,!.. t ' ' FORMER STUDENTS AND FRIENDS INVITED TO COCHRAN. PICNIC SUNDAY All former atiideuis ami friends ot J. II. Cochran have been most cordially intllod to enjoy the an-' mm) Cochran picnic announced for Sunday. July 111, i u held at the C'Ul.i Atllev vralm hall t k ketjdluii.s- will li. eu.ti.i ,' Olmo, Feature New - Summer Fashions MRS. J. H. CLARK IS HONORED AT DINNER AND SURPRISE' PARTY FRIDAY Mra. J. H. Clark, who la leav ing aoon for Los Angolea to reaide, was complimented at a lovely 6:30 o'clock dinner -given, by Miss lla Laubach at her homo on South Stephens street last evening. A bowl of aweetpeaa graced the ta ble, while large bouquets of color ful gladioli were used about the rooms. Covers, were placed for Mrs. -Clark, guest of honor, Airs. Rftie Schwartz, C. E. Mansfield and Misa Laubach. Following the dinner Misa Lau bach and Mra. J. B. Bailey were Joint boat esses at a delightful sur prise party at the former's home given by the P. N. G. club honor ing Mrs. Clark. A beautiful gift was presented to Mrs. Clark and the evening was spent In playing games, aftor il'hich Misa .Laubach and Mrs. Bailoy served delicious refresh ments to Mrs. J. H. Clark, guest of honor, Mrs. Effie Schwartz, Mrs. II. B. Roadman, Mrs. C. W. Clark, Miss May Fisher, Mrs..O. L. John bou, Mra. Alvla Wetherell, Mra. H. F.' Hatfield, Mra. V. T. Jackson. Mrs. J. G. Stephenson, Mrs. Harry Taylor, Mrs. M. R. Ivle, Mrs. J. K. Pickens, Mrs. W. -"W. Ashcraft, Mrs. Alba Spatigh aud Mrs. Charles Patrick, of Ktigene. . . ft MR. AND MRS. FISHER CELEBRATE THIRTIETH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY A very delightful affair ot Ihe week was enjoyed Saturday eve nlug, when Mr. and Mra. Fred Fisher celebrated their thirtieth wedding anniversary at their home north of Roseburg, by inviting about fifty friends In for the oc casion. , Mr. and Mrs. Klsher's three daughters, Mrs. Maurice Buchanan, nee Marian Fisher, of Bandon; Miss Kathryn Flshor, trained nurse from the Con-ullts hospital, and Miss Annabelle Fisher, student at Oregon Sluto college, acted as hostesses for tho evening. Bouquets of lovoly flowers were attractively arranged about the rooms. Tho serving table was es pecially lovely with a centerpiece of white daisies and tall yollow llghtcd tapers. Mra. C. 1). Flcs presided at the table. Piano num bers were played during tho eve ning by Mrs. Homer Grow. it i. tt KENT-DIXON ALL-DAY AFFAIR IS ENJOYABLE EVENT OF WEDNESDAY Mrs. A. E. Kent and .Mrs. Huael IMxon entertained Wodnesduy ut their camp on the North Cmpqua. Hliiner was served outdoors, and an nil day affair wus enjoyed. Thoso proaont were Mr. und Mrs. S. B. Chenowelh of Washington, Mrs. ('. I,. Chenowelh und Mlsa Iluth Chenowelh of Oakland. Mrs. .1. II. Russell of SKkmie. Wnsh.. Mr. and Mrs. It. C. Bernstein and Raymond Bernstein of Shii Fi-an-elsco, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cheno welh of Oukiand, Mr. and Mrs. T. W.- Jennings of Holso. Idaho. Mr. and Mra. J. I. Shamlirook of Rid dle. Mr. uml Mrs. II. H. Bliss and two children of Boise. Idaho. W. I. Iilxon. Jim IMxon. Carrie lllxon of Dlxonvlllo. Mra. Malde Whittaker. Mra. J. II. Short. Claude Short of Clover creek, and Ilotlyjune IMx on ami Mrs. Hazel uixon and .Mrs. A. F. Kent. '' O f' MISS LUCY PINKERTON ENTERTAINS FRIENDS ON FRIDAY EVENING Mlsa l.ui y - Pliikerton very gra ciously entertained a group of her fricnils at a delightful party Friday evening at her home uu Ka.st iHiug las. street. - - St-wlng .and visiting were enjoy ed and later Mlas riukerlon Berved lovely rcfrrahmcnla to Misa Vera I'lnkerton und Mlsa tV.elyn Cloake. of Porlluud. Mra. Huvavd Hatfield. Mlsu Ruby Cloake, Mlsa Joy (law ler, Mlsa taiura Burroughs. Mlsa Nadlne Pinkerlou, .Misa Margaret Oderkirk and Mlaa Molel Blooui-qitfst. proves and somewhat different neckline. Pat. Patterson sports an ensemble which includes a white jersey frock with an unusual high neckline.', a belt of navy blue kid and a topcoat of navy bine,' wool rajah striped in shaggy white. Another striking combination is that worn by Patricia Ellis, a frock of checked taffeta worn under a coat of white sheer wool B. P. W. C. PICNIC IS ENJOYABLE AFFAIR AT PARKINSON CAMP The July picnic of the Buslneaa and Professional Womeu'e club was a very enjoyable 7:30 o'clock affair Mondny evening . at' tho Thomas Parkinson summer' place near Dlllard. Mrs. Parkinson, Mrs. U K. Giles and Miss Lucille Lenox were chairmen of the affair. A large campflre was enjoyed aud stunts, singing, violin num beis by W. K. Ott, and costume dancing by Shirley Giles 'were en Joyed. Two lovely gifts from the club were presented to Mrs. Min nie Clark by the president, Miaa Ha Laubach. Mra. Clark is leav ing soon for Los Angeles to re side. Those enjoying the evening In cluded Miss Mary Sula and Miss Nelle McUanlol, ' of Springfield, Illinois, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Parkl'ison, Mr, und Mrs. I,. J. Barnes, Mr. and Mrs. W 'E.'OCt, Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Spencer, Mra. L. B. Skinnor, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Judd, Mr. and Mrs. Story lies, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Slnnlger. Mrs. Evelyn Hoover, Mrs. Minnie Clurk, Mrs. Edythe Gllinour, Mrs. Lillian Roaeher, Mrs. Harriett Heat. Mrs. L. E. Giles, Mrs. Geraldlne Shoehy, Mrs. Kathrine Young, Mrs. Carrie Bell, Mrs. M. F, Rice, Mrs. Goldle Brunn. Mrs. Ruth Wilson. Miss May Fisher. Miss Ruth Hoover, Mrs. Bertha Parrott, Mrs. Miriam Bullard, Miss lna Karnsworth, Miss Edith Wehmeyer, MIbs Dolma Orobe, Miss Evelyn Breckonridge, Miss Ellen Carlson, Miss Marjorle Wilson, Miss Wllllniina Logsdon, Miss Lucy Pliikerton, Miss lla Lau bach, Mrs. Elisabeth Garrett, Miss Vorlie Tracy. Miss Lucille Lenox. Miss EtheJ Webb, Miss Martha Perry. Miss Gladys Haskins, Miss Shirley .Mae Brunn. C. E. Mans field, Ed Sala, Joseph Murphy and Lj-man Skinner. : :: MRS. J. L. YARNALL ' ENTERTAINS AT CHARMING LUNCHEON AT UMPQUA Olio of tho most charming affairs of tho month was given by Mrs. J. L. Yarnall Wednesday, when sho entertulned a number of friends ut a very lovoly one o'clock luncheon In the privulo dining room of the Umpqua hotel. 'ihe table was centered bv a bowl of red gladioli and red sw'oet peas. Following the luncheon the guests enjoyed playing contract lindgo at the attractive Yarnall home In Lailretwood. Hugo bou liicta and basketa filled with color ial gladioli, dahlius, zinnias Bi,d sweetpeas were arranged about the rooina. The guest list Included Mrs. K i ?,' MV.zg?S- M"- '' w' Monger! Mrs. M. F. Rice, Mrs. V. F. Har ris, Mrs. J. E. Sawyers, Mrs! Wal ter Huniiltou, Mrs. T. B. Vlrden Mrs. Ii. H. Lenox, Mra. Ruy j' Heeman, Mrs. . (;. ir,,y MrH' Whipple. Mrs. S. J. Shoe maker. Mrs. A. j. Hochradcl. Mrs K- Kent and Mrs. Fred Hamil ton. Mrs Rice won the high acoro iM ."r 'bVun"'t bridge play; -Mrs. L. It. Meteor won second high prize: Mra. Walter Huniiltou won the first graudlam prize; Mrs Vtrdon won the last one-hundred honor prize and .Mrs. Lenox won the table piizo TURKEY DINNER PICNIC hvjuyed BY GROUP OF FRIENDS ON SUNDAY A ffrOllll flf Mnli-n.,. "I'luiiir en joyed a delightful turkey ,lor . ,e levcianil mils Sun- ,se present In. In,,., Mr. and Mra. Unnnl.mL. II. Mr. and Mr.. . W. Hagan and lamlly. Mr. and Mra. G W Miinrtnii uml r-.tiu. uu .... , '.. . lUuiebrake ami family. Mra. f Tlson and dailahter. Uuili, tbv and Ruth Mntlhewa. Fiorina Han dy. Uoodrow Conn. Ernest Crsne. I. Buckle and family. Charles Buckle, of Albany. Mr. and Mra Hoffman uud sou, Melvin and JacquelltiB and Keith t-aboff. of Sail Francinco. REPUBLICAN' BALLV AND"""'"' PICNIO TO BE HtLD AT.Ji.-:: McNARY FARM, JULY 25 Tha outatan'dlnc summer event far republicans will be the grand , rally and picnic at Senator Charles :L., McNarya farm'nr Cone" near : Salem, on Saturday, July 25. Can didates for national and atato of fices will be given an opportunity to- be introduced at the brief pro gram hours of two and seven o'clock in the afternoon. There Will be excellent music and other entertainment In addition to some rousing political speeches. The evening program will end with an impromptu torch light procession similar to the one recently staged successfully at Corvallis. Mrs. Charles E. -Runyon, repub lican committee woman tor Ore gon, and Mrs. George T. Ger lin ger, president of Oregon chapter of Pro-America, are general chair men. They have asked the follow, ing men and women ' to' assist: Messrs. Lowell Paget. Stewart Weiss, Paul I). Hunt. Allan Bynon. Alma D. Katz, Ralph Williams, Slg fried Unander. John L. Day, Ches ter McCarty. Pean Walker, James S. Gay, Lamar Too.o: Dr. It. O. Riley.' Dave Hoss, Salem; Ralph S. - Hamilton, Lloyd R. Smith, Chnrles W. Ersklne, Cicero 1'. Ho gan, Jerome Buckley, Douglas Mc Kay, Lewis Judson, Sulem; Ben, I.ltfiii, The Dulles: Ernest Smith, Hood River; S. S. Smith. Medford; Fred II. Gaulke, Joseph: William Stelwer, Fossil; F. K. Ruckcr, Sherwood; Giles French, .Moro; R. ' W. Henderahott, Bend; Francis McGauhey, Oregon City; Arthur W. Priaulx, Chlloqttiii; and the Mesdames C. P. Bishop, Laura Hawkins, B. O. Shucking, Salem; Robert Stanflold, Maurice E. Crump-acker. George McMath, Grace Church Smith, O. D. Baker, Henry Buehner, Court land L, Booth, Lee Davenport, Charles F. Dean, Ar thur A. Goldsmith, Walter Gra ham, Ralph S. Hamilton, Lee Haw ley Hoffman, Isaac Lee Patterson, J. V. G. Posey, W. Lair Thompson, Hlllman Luoddemann, Lamar Tooze, John Karnopp, II. W. l,of gren, David V. Eccles, Olln J. Hob,' ford, Roy T. Bishop, S. B.. Stew art, Florence Stiirdevant. George G. Root, Walter Cook, Ernest II. Meyer, Howard Wall, James Colo, ' Harold Miller, Delia Hodler, Willis Duniway, Henry E, Harris, Carl G. Klnnqy, Keadc M. Ireland, W. S. Dunagan, E. J: Steele, Philip Ge vurtz, LaWi'enco McNary, John Y. Richardson, R. E. Bondurant, Eliza beth . Pettlngor, Oswego; O. B. ' Mount, Baker; W.' H. Savage, Cor vallis; Donald Pague, Corvallis; Norman Frees, La Grando; Archie Mclutyre, Pendleton; C. S. Holn llne. Roseburg; J. L. Hesse, Eu gene, and the Misses- Nellie U. Hlckey, Bertha Singer, Jeannette Calkins. ' Hours of the picnic will be from 13 noon to 9 o'clock at pigbt. Those who wish to do so will bring' their lunch baskets but thoso who' prefer to patronize tho various food concessions of the county units of Pro-Amelia will find good hot cofee at Yamhill county booth, with Mrs. L. II. Brledwcll, chair man of the county and her offlcors ' and members In charge; Ice cream ' slices will ho dlsponaed by Mrs. Hugh Rosson, chairman of Lano county unit, and a big delegation from this strong unit;, Mrs. R. J Welnheimer, Mra. Claude Ingalls, and other members of Benton county unit, the largest outsldo of .Multnomah county, will serve soft drinks; Mm. Wlnnlfred Pettyjohn,' chairman of Mnrlon countv will serve that Btaple of picnics, hot dogs; Mrs. Wayne Henry and Mrs R. D. Peterson wll lhavo many of Polk county's famous cake-makers represented at their boolh; Mis' Vorn Christiansen, chairman of lillamook county unit, assisted by Mrs A. (1. Beala, Mrs. Isaac Staples aud others from that coun ty will serve famous Tlllaniook cheese perhaps embellished with apple pfe; Multnomah county un der the leadership of Mra. J L Karnopp, will have the parcoi checking eoncesalon, candy and fortune tolling. Other county units as follows will participate In the plcnle especially in the matter of bringing out a largo attendance: Baker county, Mrs. C. J. Bartlett; ( lackamas, Mrs. G. H. Pettlngor. Mrs. II. J. Wilson and others; Clat sop, Mesdamos J. S. Johnson I!,,-. net Green, Randall Reed. R. K. iiootn; Columbia, Mrs. H. F. Mc cormick, Coos, Mrs. Roy Wernlck' Curry, Mrs. Collier H. Bufflngton; Deschutes. Mrs. Meri,l,.th nn Jr.: Douglas, Mrs. II. c. Waddoll; (.llllam. Mrs. John Wlthycombe: noon iiiver. Mlsa Kathryn Vol-' siorlf; Jackson. Mrs. Claude M. Kurd; Josophlnc, Mrs R w' Clurk. Mrs. II. C. Cavanagh; Kla math, Mrs J. E. Earloy: Lincoln, Mrs Morris Anderson; Linn, Mrs. I . (. Knodoll; Morrow. Mrs W I. Miihoney; Slierniun. Mrs. Giles U French; t'nintllla, .Mrs. J ' ornellson; Union, M,-8. ,mtl. Auld. Wheeler. Mrs. Win. Stelwer. MISSIONARY 8ILVER TEA TO BE GIVEN NEXT THURSDAY The Baptist Missionary society will sponsor a Missionary silver ea at Ihe homo of Mra. George ( askey on Ihe Norlh Pacific high, way from ,- lo four O.clok Ihuraday afternoon. July 2 Mrs. c. P. snoildy anil' Mra. f rank Staffanson will assist Mrs. askcy as hostess. A musical prn- S.'n,"'iJ." ,'hl"'w of M,'' yrd will bo presented Ihruighout (he lea hours Members of the society an, fr ends huve been most cor. diully Invilcd. S ii OUTDOOR DINNER ENJOYED AT RICE SUMMER CAMP TUESDAY A delightful r.,,1.,1,.. o'clock dinner enjoyed nl the summer ,-amn of a. 1:. . Mrs. Dexter Rice on Ho,kfrroek r.ueaday evening. Mr: Rl.-e as as i,"',rd ' " 'lauahter. Mr., li. w i'V,,?' 'VHr"ll"e"1' " nl'.. ' Mlsa I h, Ills Anne Bolter, of Port lund. and Mis, Meredith Ann. Je. . Covera were placed at two long ' IConUuued ng page .)