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TWQ SCDCDEW By Social Calendar Sunday, August 2. Hpunlsh war veterans and am liiary and their families picnic aup- per at six oclpck at liiLlluy para. Those desiring tiaiiHpoi lutiun unci those IiuvIiik I'uia have been Hik ed to meet at I ha Grund hotel al two o'clock In the afternoon. Col fee, cream. Ice cream and leinon aile will be furnished by the com nilttee. Those attending liava been asked to brlllK picnlu suppers and their own dishes and silverware. Annual Mamie Clan picnic at Eugene park. , Annual Nehraaka picnic to be held at Corvallia. Monday, Auguit 3. Junior Woman'H club potluck Biipper ut :3U o'clock at clubhouse for memberfl mid guests. Past President's club of George Stunner auxiliary afternoon meet ing at home of Mrs. R. W. Rodgurs ou South -Main street. Wednesday, August 5. ficlvlew club plnnls luncliiioii at Aletha Uenhara home at Glide. . . II. E. O. club aflcrnonn meet ing at home of Mrs. C. W. Owen Ut 218 Rice atrcet. Art and Embroidery club 12:30 b'clock luiiflheon at home of Mrs. (ilcim Cox in Ourden vulley. Mem bora bring own dishes. Thursday, August (. Indies of Country club itolflng In 'morning, -pot luck luucheon ut noon, and contract bridKe in after noon at Rosehurg Country club, r Women's Council to meet at 2 o'clock In church parlors. Mrs. K. 'I,. Hudson, hostoHH. Committee, 'Mm, H. C. Puralow, Mrs. Jlulch inga and Mis. A. W. Wumpolo. lie Ivollona, Mrs. A. A. Sprague and Jmlsslonary leader, Mrs. Anna Brad .way . ' C. II. and R. club evening no- -hostess uffiilr at Brand's on the I North Pacific highway. August 10 ' Douglas County lied Cross Chan ter mealing at aoven o'clock In evening at Kplscopal parish hall. Members and anyonn Interested In county Red Cross work Invited. MRS. C. S. HEINLINE IB HONORED AT ENJOYABLE AFFAIR ': Mrs. C. S. Ileluline, who hus 'been here this week from Portland. Iwas guest of honor at a dellghtrul no-hast affair Wedncsiluy evening. A dinner was followed by a very pleasant soclul Hiuo of cards uud , visiting. t 'J'liuso enjoying the evening In eluded Mrs. Hcliillue, guest of honor, Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Huliar, Dr. and Mrs. 1). II. lluliur, Mr. and Mia. J. K. Ituiiyun, Mr. and Mrs. 1), II. Morgan, Mr. and Mrs. Wash ington IliiKhi'S, Mrs. William Hell .ami Mrs. M. I'. Rico, ; Mrs. Hclulln'u spent the night as a guest of Mr. uud Mrs. P. T. Mil har at their huuie ou Kaat Lane 'at reel. i't OHIO COUPLE ARE INTERESTING SUMMER VISITORS IN ROSEBURG i ; AmnuK th? many InltM-nttllitR iHumimti' vlsltniH in Itcmt'lmi'K lliiri ! month vmi' Mr. iintl Mm. A. It. Kullt-y, of Minn, Ohio, who huvt 'Coiitlimml uii thi'lr wuy north, art tvv 8luiHttK a wk hr to vlxlt tin hittn'( Juollmi-lii law uml hIh ;tm Mr. und Mm, K. i'luiinan, . In LtturelwiMid. ; A mmilit'r of IHIuhlfiii hocIuI nf faliH win given iliirtiiK tho Ki'l- ley's visit lu Itottrbui K iumI ut Uu .various minium- camps o( friend ;ii the North l'niMtiu. Mr. and Mm. Knlley are enjoy Mn a two niumhiT v m at Inn mid are now tn voute home via the ; northern route. O ' J. ALVA WINTER AND LUCILLE NELLIE WARE ' MARRV HERE TODAY J. Alva Winter ami Luellle Nellie ; Ware, heth of llrockwav, were united In man lane. Huiunltiy morn ; ln. Aimuht I. The ceremony, which wim milrmtilxed by J Flunk . Cimulnnlmtn, mlnlMei- of the Klmi ; ChriKtlan rhun-h, took ptaM lu lilt ' Htudy. The ceremony wa wilneHH ed by Mm. K. It. Winter, molhei of the motmi. Mr. and Mm. ,1. M, Ware. (mtetiU of the bride, uud the bride's brother. Mr. and Mm. Win ter plan to uuiko their liiimu In the ; Olulla dlftrh t. MRS. GRANT OS80RN ENTERTAINS SEWING CLUB TUESDAY EVENING Mr. (Irani Otdioru was u mot Kt'ut ltni:i hortleHrt Tnertdny eveuluti. hen Hhe ent-rlafneil her KewiiiK ihib at her nttiaetive home hi l.au lelHOod. lUiieinelM o( eoloil'ul sunt liter lloweiH weie imvl about the room.-. j Hewing and IhI(Ihk were en-1 joyed Mini inter .Mr, (iboin erv ed lovely n'trenhuieiitH to Mib. .1. Jivt Hobi'itHoti. Mih. L. A. M lien. Mia. J. A. Ilait. Mm. liny Mm lonje Mild Mia. i, 1lud,i;,auKh MRS. GEORGE WHARTON ENTERTAINS GROUP AT SUMMER CAMP WEDNESDAY Mm. (ieoiue What I tin cnli'iiain ed at the Whttiinii nuiumi'i hume on the Ninth I iuihiiih edni'day. SulUIUllUK WIH Ml)oid ilut iiik the atli nionii antl a U iile Riiniter mh wetveii In the evenlutt- Thoe pre! enl were Hltltle Mae Hi nun and te- tuuitie vnetil, .Mai tun IMi)"1'. of Portland. Mutln l onipion or Co MUllLe, 'ii(lttla (Jllinour, Cuct-ula Virdeii ami a Muedt. att-l iht liostj'sK, Air. Whattou. LOTUS KNIGHT POKTEK JONES FAMILY REUNION IS VERY ENJOYABLE AFFAIR OF SUNDAY The (second reunion of the old I do u eer JfiueH family wan held ut the IShudy Uell auto park three mlleu north of dukluud. Oregon. Klevtn brothei h and Htutera uei e piegeiit, this being the fiiHl time i hey hud all been together tor twelve yettm. The biot Item uud a U tern pruaent were Kdd Joneii, Hoseburg; I ail .loneB, ' Sum JoncH, .MrH. Alice Weuilieily, Mm. Idllle Copeland, Oukland ; Auh Jouea, Keedaport ; GeoiKe Jotieti, Anliland; Kelly JoueH, Pendleton; .ir. Main! Neil, HeddfiiK. Calir.; Mih. Kate Wat ItiitH, 1-alls City, and Mih. Mary William, (,'oitaKK Grove. There were 115 relatives pieKeut and guefUri enoiiKh to make 127. Alii, Aluiy William had the iiioh! children and Kraiidebilflreu pres ent. Hhe had :i9 of her futility there. A pienlc dinner wa enjoyed by all and the day wa Kpeut in visit ing and lie l ling aetjuainted. Mih. Hoy Hello u h aururltted her tool her, .Mih. Adah Jones, at the reunion, nreaenUntj her with a birthday cake. The JoneH children and their ratnlliea unending the reunion were: Mr. and Mm. Kdd JoueH, Mm. Koy Hellowa and hoii Hobert. ItoHebtii g ; Kam Jonea, Mr. und Mra. Huu (.'opehuid uud daughter, Mr. mid -Mih, Tad Jones and Hon, Mr. and Mih. Gray, Mr. ami Mih: Joe Copeland and family, Mih. Kil tie Copeland, Mm. Unite 1 ether and nun Mux, Mr. and Mih. Phil Weatherly, Mr. and Mm. Kenneth Copeland and family. Oakland: Mr. und Mra. (leorgu JoneH, Anhlaud; Mm. Itlll MeKerriu and ami Claude, Mr. and Mm. Chan. Neal, Pauline Human, Redding, Calif.; Mr. and Mih. Ole Wugner and children, Lou AngeleH, Calir.; Mm. Klsle Patten, Koleo Poller, Hay Poller, Juek Pot ter, Hubert Potter, Mr. and Mm. Tom Owena, Mr. and Mm. H. V. McCollum, Carl MeCollum, Culp Creek; Mr. and Mm. Karl Jones and family. Min Alice Jones, MaiKhfield; Mr. and Mm. Joe Vo kum uml uon, Mm. Marvin Drury, Mr. and Mm. (ieorge William and family, Waltervllle; Mr. nml Aim. Caaey Jouea and family, fcJverett, WuhIi.; .Mr. and Mm. Howard Vol KHinoie and family, Wettlr; Mi-, and -Aim. Kelly .Iuiich, Pendleton; Mr. and .Mih. itohert .William and taiully, Mih. Addle Ktusmue, Mi, and Mm. Oliver (inmuiHon and fou, tiugouu; Air. and AIih. Hay Potter uud taiully, Air. and Alia. Krnesl WeHl, Culp (.'reek; Mr. and Aim. John William and family, Mr. and Mis. l.en Culver uud family, Mr. and Mm. Joint Sowleti, Cottage drove; Aim. Leo ThompHOu iwid daughter Patricia, Vonculla; ' Mr. and Aim. Auh Jonen, HeedHport. (iueats attending were: Air. and Mm. Jlenry Lake and sou of Col lage Grove; the Fred Iee family, or Voncalla; Linden Oweng of Culi Creek. . Aim. Mabel Neil, tedding, Calif., wan elected preHldfiit again lor the following year, and Mm. Alahel Sow lea wiih elected Heeretury for the second year. BOISE CLAN ENJOYS REUNION AND PICNIC j SUNDAY ON NORTH UMPQUA The lloltif clan held a very de lightful reunion and picnic Sun day In the grove at- the Heck Icy bridge on the North Ciuimiuh. Those enjolug the occumIou In eluded Mr. and .Mm. Wulaon K. Iloixe of HoHelmrg; their Hon. How ard Home and wile and sun Klmer, of Medlord; ttieii daughler, AIib. H. C. Hell and hoii, Uavid, and duhghler, Harliaia, of I'a'o Alto. Cull)., and hoii Kugene HoUe und lib wile and two daughters. All; luuiae and MIhh Aluilou, of ion Ulle. A ery enjoyable day was apeut by the funnl.v. Styles of Yesteryear Mark New Formals XUdMtaon tvenlng frocks for dlntnfr and dancing art going In for lighter colored niatcnala tin. Bum mer, but the styling li 9t til reminiscent of our grandmother day. Joaephlnc Hutchinson Is modcli.-.R a gorgeous number, a formal redinsote of flower aplaahed orKania worn oxer a black tAAftla foundation. IU bouflju lines are etxeu tuitetl by fringe edged rurt!. , Ve of a rich look ROSEBURG MRS. DONNELLY 16 COMPLIMENTED AT CHARMING BRIDGE TEA Aim. R K. Tandy entertained at one of the nioxt charming af fuhs uf the week, when she com plimented Mih. 'G. J. Donnelly of Han Kraucisco at a bridge tea at her attractive home at the post. Guests Invited In honor of Mm. Donnelly Included Mm. L. K. Mc Cliutock, M'.s. HarrlH KIlHWorih, .Mm. J. A. Harding, Aim. John II. Hobfnuon, Mih. P. K. Faxon, .Mrs. J.' K. Huwyeru, Mm. Fred Lock wood. .Mm. J. H. Toles, Aim. Wal ler Fisher, A(m. John N. Perkins. Mm. ItohiiiH, Mm. A. A. Wilder, Aim. John Patterson of Ouklund, Calif.. Mm. Kdwurd Mines, Aim. H. A. .Single. Mra. M, L. Hrlcker. Mrs. C. W. Whailou, Aim. W. F. Chap man, Mm. ). Caney, Aim. AI. A. .Mills. Alfss Il.-l.-n Cusey, Mihh Catherine I)eVoe or San Fi a nels on, uud .Miss (lertrude Hast The guest prize was piesented to Aim. Donnelly und the contract bridge prize was won by Aim. Per kiitH with Mrs. Fisher winning the Heeond high prize tnree years unuer me direction oi The ta table, covered by a til i Mr-. Heinllne and haa presented satin cloth, was decorated with a itHtanding musical concerts every bowl of flowers in gold Biltt(ea, spring since ita organization. j with matching lighted tapers and( ... ! white china. i B- p w- c- P'CNIC ; :l r.H. Dnntllv u-hn ln.it ho.n ll. MS ENJOYABLE AFFAIR house guest of Mr. and Mm. M. D. Hricker here for the past week, j wuh Joined by Dr. Donnelly, Thurs-, tV VV.,.,.,retlKU,:', , '? r".)m ,'Hk l!u!i!1K- !!' ,l,,;!l"el.'H former chief medical officer at the facility here lie tore being trans ferred to Sun Fiuucisco. Numerous parties have been given Tor the visitors during their stay here. R. W. MAR8TERS IS HONORED BY JOB'S DAUGHTERS FrllDAY Friday morning tho Job's Daugh- ters held a surprise party honoring It. W. Marslem. Arriving at U:uo limd. Mrs. C. S. Heinline of Port the girls piled several cords of bind, Tillie Hughes, Hobs Wharton, wood lor linn, and afterwarda Mm. 1 Hertha Parrott, .Miriam Hallard, Marstera entertained them al breukrast. Those present were Klbola Kinney, Mary Jo Parkinson, PatHy Talbot, Virginia Winston, Heverly Wlnstou, Elizabeth Camp bell, Marilyn Comptou of Cogullle. Gay Hu bar. Kleauor Kntler, Helen Wetlierell, Hhirley Mae Hiunn, Mur tan Payne ot Portland, Kugenla Virden and Mrs. T, H. Virden., AI r. Al am t em is associa t e guar dian of the Hose burg bethel of Job's i)aughtem. f"l CLUB ENTERTAINS HUSBAUDS AT KENTUCKY HOMES OVER WEEK-END 1 he members ol tho knitting lub onterlaluetl their Uusbufida ufcjnild UonuIU Voting in churga. ? u delightful week-end- puny hi .pp's Old Kentucky Homes on the North Cmpqua. Members of Hie i club and their husbands und friends i mcumeii nr. in n .um, i.ieuu lira- ger of Vreka. Calif.. Air. and Mm. and Wis. li,mln Dennett of Kit- Kt'iit", Mr. nml Mm. Percy eltli. 1 lr., (if Kluluutll l-'ulls. Air. mid Mrs. I Uarlmid Ilea. Mr. und .Mrs. Owen Walker, Mr. uml Mm. I'red HnrnlH, Mr. .nd Mrs. David He. MiB Iteinl. e Wiilimrott. .Mla ltevu Nenl and llmry Smul(iiit .f MRS. FULLERTON IS HOSTESS AT INFORMAL DINNER MONDAY EVENING Mrs. Nullum r'llllertull enlertillll ett ut H Itively hitirmul seven o'clock dinner at her home, on Vislu iiveuuo .Monday evenhiK ni' Monduy nlithl at her hn'.ne ut the roniplilnenl Mrs. (1. .1. Donnelly, ' KohlhamMl apultiuents. Those pi es who is here I'roni Sun l.'ranclsco. cut were Mary Klleu Darhy. Phyllis (!oveis eie placed for Mrs. (Anno llolter. KuKeniu Virden. Uay Doiini'lly, Mra. M. I.. Hrlcker, Mrs. lllihar. Marilyn Ceriipton. of Co- .1. A. llaidiiiK and the hostess. Mrs. Klillei Ion. A loursoiue ot contract ! brlilKo w as enjoyed dllriliK the I eveuiuj:. ing and lovely fabric for an evening gown of simplicity la Illustrated by the model worn by Ulenda Karrell. It la of heavy white Krench erepo splashed with a smart and beautiful flower motif. June Truvts Is quite aware of the Importance of looking crisp and cool In hot weather. Her bouffant white margania has diminutive sleeves, a routed collar and artificial Bowers at tha waist NEWS - REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON, SATURDAY, CHORAL CLUB GIVES DELIGHTFUL PICNIC FOR MRS. HEINLINE The Jtoseburg Woman's Choral i tub entertained at a very dellght l ill twelve-thirty o'clock luncheon at the Will II. Gerreisen summer eump on the North Uinptia al Winchester yesterduy In compli ment to Mm. C. 8. Heinllne. Airs. Heinllne, organizer und di rector of the Choral club, has re signed and hus moved to Portland to make her home. Aim. lUymond Ha Hurt! has been elected to act as director lor tho club (or the com ing year. The first practice meet ing will be held at ten o'clock the morning of .September 1 r In Mrs. Hallard's studio In the Kohllmgen building. Mm. Heinllne, on behalf of the Choral club, presented a lovely shower gift to Mm. Willis Myers and one to Aim. James K. Camii bell. Covers were placed for Mrs. Heinllne, gjest of honor, Mm. Will H, GerrelHen, Airs. Haymond Bal lard, Airs. James K. Campbell, Mrs. V. M. Campbell. Aim. 11. L. Lan der, Airs. J. F. Dillard. Mm. II, Zachariten. Mm. A. J. ICIlison, Mrs. Willis Alyem, Airs. II. A. rilmition, Mrs. Grant Oaborn, Miss Helen Casey, Mm. Harold McKay, Mm. Karl Wiley, Mm. K. G. Handolph, Aim. liar lie Hooth, Airs. Clair K. Allen, Mm. George Churchill, Mm. C. 1). Cannon, Airs. A. H, Taylor und Mrs. Clyde Carstcns, members of the club, and Miss' Alary Ellon Hell of Oakland. Calif.. Airs. Fred erick J. Porter uml Gordon and Donald Gerretseu, guests. The Choral club has enjoyed AT BELL L0G CABIN The Huan(.81 uml Pmfessionul ...... ..i..,,.,. ,. H, .iv. (iiiity o'clock ut the Hell log cabin very enjoyable affair of ihe week .Mrs. William Hell, Misa Verlle Tracy und .Miss lua, Farnsworth had charge or the HUpper. A bon fire was enjoyed and marshmul Iowh were toaHted and books sung. Guesis of the evening included Mr. and Aim. L. K. Giles. Mr. and Mm. Thomas Parkinson. Mr. and Mrs. Ktory lies, Air. and Mm. C. W. Sin- int, - ..! Airs. Kusie Hales of iNirt Klizabeth Garrett, (ioldie Hrunn. .Martha I'erry, Gladys Haskins, Geraldiue Shuehy, Ha Laubach, Carolyn Hrown, Thelma Hankiij. Lillian H. Koeher, Lucy AI. Pinker ton. Lucille Al. Lenox, Dolma Grobe, Paula Apulegale, Kvelyn Brcseken- ridge, Kllen Carlson, Edith Well- moyer, Kthel Guile, Virginia Leal ti er wood, Vernu Guile. C. K. Mans Held, Aim. William Hell. .Mins Ver lle Tracy, uud Miss lua Farns worth. The next picnic affair will he held August 31 at the W. B. (Ut home on the North I'mpqua ut Hrown's bridge with W. 10. Ott, Q, v. Siniileei-. Thomas Parkinson AGNES RUTH JOHNSON CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY T ENJOYABLE PARTY iiuu ij,i, i(,hiinn iale(i ler twelfth birthday anni- V 'iversury .luiy Zi ut a tteiigntiui Alt'. u.i i ..at . t It i n'....t .luouUfl.u.M.t...!- t ,,, , of ht,,. 1)U,.cnUi Ml, ,.,, ii in,,,.,i I,, I,,, ,,., i i ,, . ... . ' . . ......... ., .'.... '. " V . . " "", " ,i "", , royrn ,ero for tell "i'""1" - 3 w,Hre, l' enled tu AKlies Hiith uud the evening was Klcut tu playing Monopoly. SHIRLEY MAE BRUNN ENTERTAINS AT SUPPER PARTY MONDAY Shirley Mue llruim wus hostesn to u I'hariuinK ti:oo o'clock supper iiuille and Marian Payne, of Port- land, house Kilest of Shirley Mae. und Mrs. I'.oldlo Hrunn. Kollowiiiu Jlhe supper Monopoly wus enjoted. Cellophane Coiffure AnHu Harm Something new In bathing caps u demonstrated by Angelita Harmes of Chicago , who had her perma nent wave and curls set in liquid 'cellophane ; when she went in 'swimming, preventing the water rom disturbing her bairdress. REBEKAHS HAVE INTERESTING MEETING ON TUESDAY EVENING The first meeting of the new term or the Kebekuh lodge wag held at the I. O. O. F. hall Tues day evening with Mrs. .Minnie Wil lets of Cottage drove, state chair man of the good, of the order, pres ent. Mrs. Wlllels announced the appointment of .Mrs. Myrtle Spaugh as chairman of district No. 11. Term committees appointed In clude: Finance. Maggie Dent, Ona Williams and Myrtle Spaugh; pu blicity and press correspondent, .Mrs. Alice. Golf: August visiting committee. Margaret Rodgers, Kate Karu&worth and Ada Peyton; entertainment, K.'elya Freitrlck soii, rivelyu Fletcher and Klla I.euoK; refreshments, T. I). Husell hark, Harry Taylor, Minnie Noyer, Shirley Calhoun. Lota Hatfield. Mable Sehring und Ollie Crouch. 'j he next meeting will be a bust ues sessiou ut the hull August 11. .! -,'f O CHAPMAN-BAUM BREAKFAST IS UtLIGHTFUL AFFAIR .Mrs. W. F. Chapman uud Mrs. Artntlr '. Itauiu ciiLertaiued ut a leiy delightful Informal ten o'clock oieukfast ut me cnuiming gurdeu ut the Chapmau piuce lu liuiei wood Wednesday morning, to com plimeilt summer visitors. Covers wero placed for thirty guests, tluests of honor enjoying mo dellgnttul occasion include!) .ui-s. Joint 1'uiterson, of Oakland, Culif. tliouse guest of aer sister, .lra. A. A. Wilder), .Mrs. Ben Mc N'aniee, of San Francisco (who Is here visiting her sister, Mrs. J. It. n barton), -Mrs. G. J. Donnelly, ot Sail riauclsco (guest at tho m. I,. Uncker home i, and Miss Catherine DeVoe (who Is u guest of her sis ter, .Mrs. it. C. Wailuelll. linage und visiting were enjoyed following me breuKlust hour. PRAYER CIRCLE HAS SOCIAL AFTERNOON IN HUDSON GARDEN The Nuithjlde Pruyor circle hem a very eujoyable study hour und sociul afternoon meeting Wed nesday In tne beuiltlful gulden ut tho K. I. tlmlson home mi Win chester street. Potluck refreshments were serv ed at tne tea hour to Mrs. C. A. cnanibenin anil daughter, Idu, Mrs. Fred A. hnl3ht und grand son, Uoilney llouser. of Corvallls. Mrs. It. I.. Hudson, Mrs. William Usher. .Mib. Nora Ware, Mrs. . H. Hagen. Mrs. Anna Carson. .Mm. Paul nm.key, Mrs. I, H. Ou t, Mrs. H. H. Lund, uud Mrs. It. K Craw ford. INFORMAL EVENING ENJOYED WEDNESDAY AT HOMS OF MISS RYOELL Miss iMirolhv Hv.lell ,.,., "I "normally at her home In tho ii. .me apariments Wednesday evening. Moiionolv o. ..i. during the evening and later .ulas nju.ii serveu refresllinents to Miss .Meredith Anne Jenkins. Miss .uurv Dell tiodile .,n.l li.. Il.. thy Whlttaker. NEBRASKA PICNIC WILL BE HP) n at CORVALLIS SUNDAY i ne uniiual Nebraska picnic will be held Sunday. August 8. ut Cm vallls. which all Nebraskans now residing in Oi...... . most Conliallv Invlleil in ....I.... i.- J. Diilllle. win. resides al I ho cor nel of Main and Cass street here. piuus to Hllelld the affair. JUNIOR WOMAN'S CLUB POTLUCK SUPPER TO BE HELD MONDAY EVENING l ne Junior oinun'i, .-int. u iii hold a six-thlrtv nVlnrt i supper lor members, , united iiuesis al Die lulihoibe Mollda) evening. Auailsl 3. An Interesting mi.etlim has been planned and all nii'iuliers are urged to be present. v o JOB'S DAUGHTERS PICNIC 1$ HELD AT THE BEES TUESDAY The Job's liallEhters liel.l .. ' nic Tuesday evening at the liuluir summer camp. "The Ileus." on the .yorth t iiiruiiii. SwIuiiiHiii.. tamed Mere eujojed logether with a picnic supper. AUGUST I, 1936. ROBIN80N-CASEY BREAKFA8T 18 DELIGHTFUL AFFAIR , Mrs. John II. Itoblnaon and Misa Helen Casey were joint hostesses at a very delightful ten o'clock bieakfaat at the former's home on ipe North CwiKiua at Glide Tues day morning in compliment to Miss Sarah Clarke and Miss Doris Clarke of Chicago (house guests of Mrs. Arthur Clarke), and Mrs. lienjamin McNamee ot San Fran cisco, who Is here visiting her bIb ter, Mrs. J. It. W harton. bwewipeaa and other attractive summer flowers were used as a decorative motif for the occasion. Covera were placed for the three guests of honor and Mrs. W. F. Chapman. Mrs. Arthur W. llaura, Mrs. Waller Fisher. Mrs. O. J. Donnelly of San Francisco, Mia. J. A. Harding. Mrs. U. F. Tandy, Mrs. J. It. Wharton, Mrs. ti. V. Wlm berlv, Mrs. B. Casey, Mrs. H. A. Single. Mra C. W. Wharton, Miss Jane Wharton, Mrs. H. C. Waddell, Miss Catherine DeVoe of San Fran cisco, Mrs. Arthur Clarke, Mrs. Harris Ellsworth. Mrs. 3. B. Toles and Mrs. J. K. Toles. Bridge was the diversion of the morning hours following the break fast. t! MIS8 REVA NEAL 13 COMPLIMENTED AT LOVELY SHOWER PARTY Miss Ruby Cloake, Mrs. David HesB, Miss l,aura Burroughs and Miss Klmlra Blake entertained at a charmins; shower party to com pliment Miss Heva Neal, who will marry Joe FeHt early in August, ut the Alfred Couke home Thurs day evening. Bouquets of attractive summer flowers were used about the rooms. The shower gifts were pre sented to Miss Neal by little Joanne Rutter, who was dressed as a bride, (lames were played and later the four hoatesses served lovely refreshments to MIbs Neal, guest of bonor, Mrs. Dale Owen, Mrs. Fred Hurgia, Mrs. Harold Rid ley, Mrs. Francis Chase, Mrs. Ken neth Wimer, Mrs. Hasel Denton. Mrs. A. M. Neal, Mrs. Alfred Cloake, Mrs. B. J, Gilbert, Miss Bvelvn Day. .Miss Edna Brown. .Miss Beverly Wood, Miss Jose-' pliine Cachelln of Portland, Miss Dorothy Herman, .Miss Evelyn Thomason aud Miss Ruth Kirsch ner. HARRIET CATHERINE BOOTH CELEBRATE8 FIFTH BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY Harriet Catherine Hoolli cele hrated her filth birthday anniver sary at a charming twelve o'clock luncheon party In the lovely gar den at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Harrie Booth, in Laurelwood Saturday. The table was beautifully ap pointed and placed under the trees. A birthday cake, lighted by five candles, graced the table. Mrs. Booth was assisted in serving by her Bister, Miss Mary Dell Geddes, and .Mrs. Edwin Booth. Covers were placed for Harriet Catherine, guest of houor, F.laine Suzanne Hurlung. Janice Whipple, Shirley Ann Helweg, Jacnuelyn Carstens, Betty Foley, Janet Stra der and Mollie Margaret Booth. ' Gifts were presented to Harriet Catherine and the guests enjoyed a fish pond and games during the afternoon hours. MRS. J. H. CLARK IS COMPLIMENTED AT FAREWELL PARTY TUESDAY Mrs. J. II. Clark was compli mented at a delightful farewell party at the Story lies home Tues day evening. Mrs. Clark left today for Dos Angeles to make her Home. Dancing and cards were enjoy ed und a lovely gift wbb presented to Mrs. Clurk from Mr. and Mrs. Gurlund lies,. Mr. und Mrs. L. L. Spencer, Mrs. Story lies. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Judd, Mr. and Mrs. Jos eph Fredrlckson. Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Smith, Jr.. Mr. and lira. Don ald Young. Dr. and Mrs. I.. M. Lehrbach and Mr. and Mrs. Mc Eachern. Refreshments were served later In the evening. PICNIC AND" DANCING PARTY IS ENJOYABLE AFFAIR OF WEDNESDAY A no host picnic was held at Winston on the Unipuuu river Wednesday evening. Swimming was enjoyed during the eurly even ing hours, followed by a picnic sue per. and then dancing at the home ot Harrison Winston. Those pres ent were Janet Fickenscher, Bev erly Winston, Paula Weaver of Myrtle Point, Muxine Ilatey, Mar garet Hlnes, Dorothy Frear, Ken neth Pickens. Harrison Winston. Joe Shlrey. Iceland Russell, Jay Butey aud Don Winiberly. O S ALPHA XI DELTA HAS PICNIC AT FORKS THURSDAY EVENING The Alpha XI Delta sorority of Oregon Stu'o members held a pic nice Thursday evening at the forks of the liver on the Curry estate. Swimming was enjoyed, followed by a picnic supper. Members of the sorority present were Anna hello Fisher. Mra. J. Roland Par ker, Mrs. t O. Van Valzah. Ituth Ann and Josephine Crawford of Powers, and Lillian England of Eu guno. Guests present were Theresa and llruunda Cunn. Carol dimes. Kugrnlu VUden and Klla Hennlgh. MI8S GAY BUBAR IS HOSTESS AT SLUMBER PARTY TUESDAY NIGHT Miss Guy Bubar was hostess to a slumber party Tuesday evening following the Jobs Daughters pic nic. Those present were Marian Pa.Mie of Portland. Hhirley Mae Hrunn. Kleauur Kntler. Mary Ellen Darbv aud the hostess. Guv Bubar. and Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Bubar. A htcaktttai wus sorved tho alrls Weilunatlay morning following a sw Im. o o a PHYLLIS BOLTER 13 HOSTESS AT INFORMAL LUNCHEON TUESDAY Phyllis Anne Bolter entertained at an Informal luiichcun Tuesday at l:t)0. Those preseitt were Gay Ituluir. Kugenla VUden. Marilyn Comptou of Coqullle, Marian Payne of Poitland. Shirley Mae Brunii, Meredith Jenkins and the hostess. I'hjllls Anne Bolter. "American Beauty" S Arlen McLaughlin A real "American beauty" wag crowned at Haskell Indian Insti tute at Lawrence, Kas., when Ar lent McLaughlin of Wakpala, S. p., a Sioux Indian maiden, was chosen campus queen. p. N. & CLUB PICNIC IS HELD AT AUSTIN PLACE FRIDAY NIGHT The Past Noble Grands club held their annual potluck Bupper at the William Austin home at Ureen Fri day evening. The suplier was serv ed at 6::to tu the club meiiibers and their families. Following the supper, Mrs. Fred Goff, in behalf of the club, presented a gift tu Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rapp, who are leaving for Grants Pass tills week end to make their home. A regular business meeting was held with the nomination of offi cers. At the close ot the business session Mrs. H. E. Taylor won the club prize. Members present for the evening with their families were Mrs. J. 11. Bailey. Mrs. S. Caullield, Mrs. J. H. Clark, Miss May Fisher, Mrs. M. R. Ivie, Mrs. O. L. 'Johnson. Mrs. Eli'ie Schwarz. Mrs. Alba Spaugh, Mrs. Alvia Wetherell. Mrs. H. E. Taylor and Mrs. H. G. Rapp. Guests present were Mrs. Hanau from Illinois, Mrs. Ed Payton, Win. Austin and Mr. und Mrs. Merle Austin and children. . M PAST PRESIDENTS CLUB MEETS AT 3TARMER HOME The Past Presidents' club of the George Starnier auxiliary of Unit ed Spanish War Veterans met Monday atternoon ut the home ot Airs. S. W. Starnier on Wlnchesle: .itreet with Mrs. W. O. Clinge us guest of luiioi. Gifts were presented to Mrs. Rodgers and Mrs. Webb in honor ot tueir birthday anniversaries. An attractive blrthuay cake was also cut in their honor. During the business session re ports of the convention were giv jh. .Mrs. R. W. Rudgers lia'been elected department junior vice president uf Oregon. Mrs. Kenneth 3iarmtr entertained the group by playing piano selections uriu also accompanied num!bers played uu the suxophoue by Donald Starnier. At the tea hour Airs. Starnier served delicious refreshments ut a table centered by a bouquet ol nasturtiums, tu Mrs. W. O. ding er, Mrs. Hubert Wright, Airs. W'al ter Priutz, Airs. it. W. Rodgers, Airs. Percy Webb and Mrs. Ken neth Starnier. The next meeting will be held Monday, August J, at tho home of Airs. It. W. Hudgers on Suuth Main street. SURPRISE PARTY GIVEN MRS. FRED L. PERRY ON BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY A delightful surprise party was given .Mrs. Fred I.. Perry honor ,ng her birthday anniversary at hor home on .Mill , street Monday evening, when Mrs. Joseph Fred rlckson and Airs. Waller Dillcr en tertained. Gifts were presented to Mrs. Perry from Airs. Fredrlckson anil Mrs. Dlller. Airs. U 1,. Spencer, Airs. Donald Young, Alia. A. C. Green. Airs. Chnrles V. Stanton, Mrs. Kverett Wimer. Mrs. V. H. Perry. .Mrs. Kenneth Wimer. Miss Edlili Jones. Miss Leola Wilson, .Miss Curinno-Anne Perrv and Don ald Perry. Games and visiting were enjoved and later lovely refreshments were served. " TT salo. VAT i . . . m t! 'Oil I t& ns moaern permanent v NO MACHINE...NO ELECTRIC. ITY...N0 HEATERS...Beaut,ful Results with Lasting and Natural Waves .... , yfP Corns in tally nd bjvt a "Kilor MJv'-Yv. 2nd - t MRS. C. W. DAVIS IS COMPLIMENTED AT NUMEROU8 AFFAIRS Mrs. C. W. Davis, ot San Fran cisco, who hus been here the past several weeks visiting her son-in- law and daughter. Dr. und Mrs. ' H. C. Church, in Laurelwood, haa oeeu the iuspiratiou for a num ber of charming affairs. On Monday evening Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Watson and daughter. Artene, eutertuined Mrs. iiuvU and Dr. and Mrs. II. C. Church at a lovely six o'clook informal din ner at their borne on Benson street. Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Ia vis was complimented by a lovely tea given by Mrs. Willard John son at her home in I.aurelwood. Guests enjoying the occasion hon oring Mrs. Davis Included Mrs. F. E. Howard, of Sacrumcnto, Ctillf., (guest of her duugbter, Mrs. H. M. Edmonds). Mrs. H. M. Edmonds. Mrs. H. C. Church. Mrs. T. H. Ness, Mrs. H. O. Pargeter, Mrs. Roy Entler, Mrs. J. It. Wharton and Mrs. Will H. Gorretsen. On Thursday Mrs. Church en tertained at a charming l;3"a o'clock dessert-luncheon at her home In Laurelwood for Mrs. Da vis. Bouqueta of sweetpeas and nasturtiums wero used as a decora tive motif. The guest list includ ed Mrs. DaviB, guest of honor, Mrs. J. C. Hume, Mrs. Etta Duvls, Mrs. Lena McElhinny, Mrs. Russell Dunham, Mrs. S. E. Collier, of .Marshfjeld, Mrs. G. N. Smith, Airs. Perry Smith, Mrs. W. 11. Strawn, Mrs. Andrews. Mrs. B. R. Shoe maker, Mrs. Agnes Page, Airs. A. F. Alarlott, Mrs. A. J. iloclliailcl, Mrs. Mary F. Harding, Airs. Roy Entlor, Mrs. T. H. Ness, Mrs. Wil lard Johnson, Mrs. Will H. Gerret seu, .Mrs. J. R. Wharton, Airs. 11. O. Pargeter, M;s. T. G. Wnlson, Mrs. Irvlu Brunn. Mrs. Cluir K. Allen, Mra. A. Abraham. Mrs. L. E. AlcClintock and Mrs. E. V. Hoov er. Sewing and visiting were en joyed during the pleasant after noon hours. Mrs. J. C. Hume eutertuined at a lovely one o'clock luncheon on Saturday for Mrs. Davis. The ta ble was attractive with a bowl of candytuft, larkspur and other Bum mer flowers. Covers were placed 1 for the guest l honor and Airs. H. C. Church, Mrs. T. G. Watson, Mrs. L. E. McCllutock, Mrs. Harris Ells worth, Mrs. U. Casey, Mrs. Willard Johnson, Airs. Perry Smith and the hostess, Mrs. Hume. Visiting wua enjoyed during the afternoon hours. i'? w HONORED AT DELIGHTFUL rnn Al HtLWLQ HOME Airs. Punt l-llt..a ..I ing hostess Wednesday evening at n delightful seven-thirty o'clock dessert-bridge supper in compli ment to Aire. A. A. Voung of Santa .viariu, uilllt., who with lier funi'ly is visiting at the home ot Mr. und Airs. A. J. Young on Flint .ti...i. for two. weeks. Snapdragons und gladioli were Used 111 ulllnelivn h,,im,mi. ..1 the rooms. Covers were placed lor Mrs V, in,,,- ...,. i Chester .Morgan, Airs. Frederick E. Hartung, Airs. Harrie Booth, Mrs. Avery Lusweil of Vonculla, Mrs. U U. Robertson of Sutherlln, Mrs. , O. M. Berne, Mrs. Ivan Pickens, 1 Mrs. R. D. Coen, Airs. E. G. Koli. hagen, Airs. Nova Bates und Airs. I'. G. Watson. Contract bridge was the diver slon of the pleasant evening houis with Airs. Young receiving the guost prize, Mrs. Coen the high score prize and Airs. Morgan tne table prize. MRS. HARRIE BOOTH IS HOSTESS TO BRIDGE " CLUB ON TUESDAY The Tuesday Bridge club enjoy ed a delightful one o'clock lunch eon ut the Unipqua Hotel Cofrce shop this week, followed by a most enjoyable afternoon ot contraot bridge at the home of the hostess Mrs. Hume Booth, in Laurelwood. Bouquets of pastel-colored glad ioli, snapdragons and other sum mer flowers were attractively ur ranged about the rooms, ''hoso enjoying the luncheon Included Mrs hrederick E. Hartung, Airs. Haul Helweg. Airs. Chester Alor gan. Mrs. .Nova Bates, Mrs EG Kohlhagon, Mrs. H. D. Coen and Airs. Booth, members, und Mrs A. oung, of Santa Maria, Calir..' Mrs Ircd Lockwood and Mrs, irederiek J. Porter, guests fo,-'i'h'e I'?,''tBr W" ""' '"K" pav 1,(U)"100'1 coutract brldgo S MRS. VICTOR CLARK HONORED AT SURPRISE SHOWER PARTY WEDNESDAY Mrs. K. S. Hall very graciously entertained at n ilnii,.i, ...... prise shower pany and seven, thirty o'clock dessert-bridge sup per Wednesday evening at her home on Military avenue to honor Airs. Victor Clark. The dessert-supper win served n the altractive garden and Mrs. Hull was assisted in serving hv her two sisters. Mrs. E. G. Handolol, and Mrs. Joseph Alarslers. ami her niece. Aliss liarbaiu Itandol.ih (overs were arianged for Mr-. Victor ( lurk, guest ol honor. Alis- u. M'11U."-V- T. Nelson.' M a. Herbert llritt, Mis. Clair K Allen. Mrs. l'ldHaniilton, Mv. (Continued nn pace 3.1 SC-iA.'AV. " " 4'iii. , . V " , !i'v.i! Its C:v5:t w !l a-i... & I ti bCil w il rv'.. vaj' . Le vjur n.., . be i "KALOH-WAVf. Velma's Beauty Shop Floor P.rVin, B(do. phen, M
