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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON, SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 1936. Ml i j i 1 1 i I i " !( H i I ' 1 1 ' i " t ! s I t ! 1 ! ' ; M ! i Social Calendar ' Sunday, August 23 ' i - Alaska Yukon Sourdoughs last i - picnic of the ueaHon at rtupipia ' park. Iiuskel dinner at noon.' The J '.committee will furnish nits Ions, j - coffee find ereum. ' ; ' . Eagles annual picnic at Krohn's f "wave near Cleveland. lasket din- ; i nor ut noon, Hueea,t ffpI'NfV bwIui- t ming and u Hoftbull i;nnife. Those ' 'desiring transportation, ;bai'Q been ! asked to meet ul lu a. nil at the i - Muceabee hiil hi' Itbtfeburg'. i r , Monday, Augus 24..; i ' t - Thimble club afternoon meeting 1 'at tlm boino of . Mnf. 8. K. Fun- ' 11 c I ir on Cobb street. 1 Evergreen grunge meeting at hall , with Tenmllo grunge us guests. i Program ami refreshments. ' Annual Douglas county W1! C. T. V. convention opens at 10:30 a. m. ; nt the First Presbyterian church In RoHoburg. Covered dish luncheon rat 12:00 and election of office r ,jr" and program. Tuesday, August 25 . Robekuh lodge of Roaeburg to ; : "entertuin Myrlle "Creek Rebekulni ' at program and social at eight o I dock at I. O. O. I-'. hall, The llarventor Mission Prayer i bund will nioei at it:3o a. m. ul i the home of Miss Alice Unstick on ' Kowler street. , Homo Economies club of Rivers- ; dale grange to meet for 12 o'clock ftotluck dinner ut the grunge hall. MIhh UohhIo I'almlter, home dem onstration agent at huge, will be present. Plans for winter's work to he made. Full attendance urged. Wednesday, August 26. Ladles of Melrose, Hylmon val ley, West Melrose, ElgaroHO und Cleveland lo attend community meeting al two o'clock at Melrose grunge hall. Miss I'almlter, home demonstrator, will be present lo dis ciiHH phi i)H for winter. South End Social club afternoon meeting al h-nne of Mrs. A. .1. Me Culloch on Mill street. M. O. A. club afternoon meeting tit home of Mrs. Ed llelmboldl on IJnntli Pino street, r Public chicken dlnneV al SI. Jo seph's parish hall to be sponsored by St. Joseph's Catholic Ladies Hewing society. The dinner will be (served from 11:3b lo l::to o'clock. The general public is Invited. '" ll. E. 0. club afternoon meeting nt the home of Mrs, Colo Owoii at 218 Itleo street. Thursday, August 27.. Ladies of Country club second play of championship golf tourna ment al x-.ltll tu morning at club course. Prize day for-golfing. -Pot luck luncheon at noon, swimming und afternoon of contract bridge. Nnrthslile Sunshine club mem -liei'tt and Ihefr t'anillles to have picnic supper and social evening at JUitloh'H grove. August 30 I'hlletiirlan lodM' No. H, . (). O, F. annual basket dinner for their luniilieB at I'miiipia park at noon. i,'f :( O MR. AND MRS. McKAY ENTERTAIN VISITORS AT DINNER FRIDAY Mr, and Mrs, Harold McKay en tcrtatiUMl at a lovely 6;Ito o'clock (llnner at. their home on West First street last evening. Covers Were placed al an attractively np polnletl (able for Dr. and Mrs. C. Ollbert W'renn and sou. liohby, of San i-raiK-fsco, and Mrs. Wieiin b parents, Mr. and .Mrs. Narcissii t.a Jtinit, of Salem, and Mr. and Mm, McKay and daughter. Mary Kllen, and son, Delwln, , l)r. Wieiin, loiiucrly on the fa culty at .Stanford university, lias accepted a position nn huhIhIhiH dean of the general college and an associate professor of education at Pniversiiy of Minnesota al Min neapolis. The family will visit re latives and friends in hnttglas county unit Sunday, when they Will go lo Salem to visit and then on to MinneapoltH, .Mis. Wrcun "Vaa formerly Miss Kathleen I -a Haul. t,t $ i SWIMMlNQ PARTY AND ,'vveiner roast is Enjoyed on sunday "A group of youiiK fullis enjoyed it swtmmtnif parly and ivetner ra;t Sunday evening at (tie Cleveland rapids. The- party was in honor of ,1 online Manly nt Seati le, lu i-t h-iiilng al Hie home of Mrs. I lamp son of Kortelnirg Thoe pt-isent were Jeanne llaidy, Uctty Simlv. Jean Crt t. Norman Crlles, Walter Jlosor atiil Paul Mi Couaa, NORTHSIDE SUNSHINE CLUB AND FAMILICS WILL PICNIC NEXT WEEK Members ut' the NovthMde Sun shine Huj and their families will hold t.K' annual club picnic tmpper Ilet Thursday night. Au,';tnt I'i', at Huflon'H grove, A ery enjoyable lime Inui been atrauMd and all menib and (heir families are urged to enjoy the annual affair. P. N. G. PICNIC WILL BE HELD AT FACILITY PARK NEXT FRIDAY The Pact ohle Claud club will liold n picnic Friday. Anym-d L'stb, nt the Veteran Facility picnic gti)un:in. It is lo he ,t t'ouuck pic nic supper ai B:0o in (he evenuni, , and Hie Huihcrlin pa; t Nold. (i rand club hun been tin It id nx gin-Kla. All uolde grand uiemhcis und (boir l.tmilies are luvlled. H, P, O. CLUB WILL MEET AT C. W. OWE N - HOME NEXT WEDNESDAY The II. K. O. club will meet iiet Wednenday ufinrnonii at the home (f Mrs, ('. V. (twou al i'lH Idee Hirertt. All meiriiei'!: are Uio.-t cor- Uy L.U1US KMGMl' POKTEK POTLUCK DINNER AND REUNION OF J. H. PORTER FAMILY HELD SUNDAY A very delightful potluck dinner and enjoyablB family reunion of the J. H. Porter family was held at Teumilu Sunday. Those present included J. II. Poller, Mrs, U . u. Coats und grandson, Keith, Mon roe Porter, Mr. und Mis. Oration Tyler, and Mr. and Mr:). Fled It. lireiteubucher, all of Teiimiie; Mrs. Cordelia Palterson, of Port land; Mr. and Mrs. M. A, Poiuir, Mr. and Mrs. Austin C (Jreen and children, Nancy and Wallace, all or itoHchiuv;, ami Irwin Hiciteu hucher, of Powers. Mrs. Patterson, a sister of .1. II. Porter. Iwih returned to hi r homt. in Portland, ufter visiting at Ten mile. Mrs. W. (J. ('oats and Mr.. Austin C. (Ireen are daugh ters of Mr. Porter and M. A. Por ter and .Monroe Porter are bis sous. Mrs. li ar ton Tyler in a niece or Mr. Poiter and Mrs. Patterson; Fred it. Hrelleiibuchbi' is hiu broth-or-ln-law und Irwin Ilreltenhucher is u nephew. A pleasant afternoon of visiting' followed the dinner hour; DELIGHTFUL FAMILY AFFAIR IS ENJOYED AT CHURCHILL HOME One of I he most delightful fam-1 lly affairs of the Hummer wan (lie; Churchill, HeddcH and McClhilock families, who enjoyed a lovely diu- ner Monday evening in the attrac tive kvaid ot the Churitlilll home on Fast Cans street. Covers were placed for Mrs. F. W. Churchill, Mr. and Mrs. (ieorge Chureliill and son, Tommy, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Truoblood and daughter, Anne, Mr. und Mrs. A. J. (ieddes, Attorney Paul (ieddes, Mr. and Mrs. Clare decides and sou, 1'anfel, Miss Mary Hell Cc'ddcs. Mr. and Mrs. Harrle lloolh and daughter, Harriet Calherlne, MibK Marguerite Chipp, Mrs. (). M. Nicholas, Sherwood Nicholas. Misaj June Plain, Mr. and Mrs. J. 10. Mo Clinloc:k, Dr. and Mrs. James Me. Clinlock, and children, Charles, Joan and Jean, Mr, ami Mib. L. 10. McClhilock and children,- Patricia. Nancy and Klchard, Mrs. Herbert handis and fion. Uicbard, of Marsh liehl, and Mrs. Mary TeEft, of Cor yallls. Music and vlslilng were enjoyed during the pleasant evening hours.: ft ANNUAL W. C. T. U. CONVENTION TO BE HELD HERE MONDAY Of (uteres! to -a' large number Is the annual liouglas county W. C. T. P. convention lo be held a( the Find. Presbyterian chunh In this city Monday, Aintust 1, be ginning nt Hi::ii) o'clock In the morning. Mrs, Fid I Hi S. Ackett, president, will conduct the business meeting. Mrs. Ira Kankin will open the de votiouals at 111 : .'Id in the mornifig and (lie various unions lu the couu ty will answer ndl call by Hiving reports of the year'B work. A 1 vvelvn o'eluck covered dish lumbcou will be served, nt. which t lino talks will he given by Mrs. Fred Fiihcr, Attorney Paul Ceddes. C. M. Pue, I'ollowed by lut roduc llou of depart molds, Kiev, er Mis ston. Fairs and Fxhlhlts and Kdu cutiouul. The H. T, h. program will lie presented at 1 :."itl o'clock, fol lowed by an address to he given by liev. Mr. Uleaton ai Iwo o'clock. t I wo thirty elect ton ot officers will he held and the meeting will dose Willi the benediction. Smartest New :-'Wife fp25Sn wftr;rM f t '"I xT-'V' t'V':-- i ) I, W plmlaw Mrh1 ' M, III ' t 1 ' Now that the end of summer ts no near at band Ideas for new fall clothe are uppermost In every one's thoughts. Kelt hats are due to bo the vogvi. ono of the juviart new models being worn by Joan Perry, center, movie starlet. It haa a widely creased crown and upturned back brim h;!uuueth MI3S IRENE COONEY AND WALDO CAMPUELL MARflY AT PRETTY HOME SERVICE Miss Irene Cooney and Waldo Campbell, both popular members of Jiosebutg'a imager set, wore married at u pretty garden wed ding Sunday morning, August Pi, al the home of Mr. und Mrs. C. F. Panning. Itev. W. C. Faucette, pas tor of the First Presbyterian church, performed the ceroi.iony in the preseni'.'!i of about sixty frlenda and relatives. The bride wc.ti charming in a lovely gray lace frock with On bonnet accessories and a coral and white corsage. Sao v. ha at tended by Miua Anna May I'nrath, .vho also wore gi'sy ith u corul corsage. Wilbur Cooney, brother of the bride, acted us bent man. Preceding the ceremony Floyd .Jroves i;aug "At liawuin.V and "i Lovo Voa Truly," .accompanied by M fH. Jolin U caiiierford, vho also played the wedding march. Out-of-town nuo,;ts present in cluded Mr, and Mra. (J. W. Kufter ami son, I.i'oii, Mrs. Com Camp iicll, Mr. and .Mrs. 1). H. Car.ipb-II. :Hn Helen Marks, Miss Kathi riue Agee. Keith Huff ami Misj Vir ginia Wallace, of Kugene; Mrs. Huriaud, Arthur Hurland, Miss Mar jorie Hctluer und Kohert Panning, ;if Portland ; Mr. and Mrs. Henry iloati.'ii of lOlkton, Mr. and M is. Klmer Flliaon and daughters, Kath- iyn, lie dm and Wllma, and son, Ilillie of Canyonvlllc, and Huy ('on roy, of Myrtle Point, The bride Is (lie attractive daugh ter of the late Mr. and Mm. II. W. Cooney, of Itoseharg, und is u grad uate of the Salem high school. Mr. Campbell, sou of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Campbell, of this city, attended Linfield collego'and is now em ployed ut I tie Hansen Motor company. After the marriage service Mr. and Mrs. Campbell left on their wedding trip to he spent at vari ous points of interest on tho coast. Later they will return to Itoseburg to make their home. NORMAN K. ""RAYMOND MARRIES SAN FRANCISCO GIRL ON AUGUST 17TH Announcement of the marriuge of .Miss Mararel Alien, daughter of Mrs. II. 10. Allen ot San Fran cisco, and Norman K. Raymond, son or Mr. and Mrs, W. H. Ray mond of Hays Creek, has Just bet-n received. The ceremony was performed at ileno, Nevada, Aug ust 17. Mr. Itayniond is a graduate of the Hays Creek schools and of Oregon State college, lie Is a nuf tu ber of Tail Kappa Kpallon fratei nlty. At present lie Is the resident manager in Salem of the iuvesl mont linn of 10. M. Adams and Co. pf Portland. Mrs. Raymond was educated in lieml and Portland and is an ac complished musician. Alter u short wedding trip-In Ncada and Cttlil'orniu. the couple ill inula' their home at 5 P.I North 2 llli street in SiUem. LADIES TO MEET AT MELHJ&E GRANGE HALL NEXT WEDNESDAY All ladies in the communities of Melrose, Sylmon valley, West .Mel rose, Klgaroso ami Cleveland have been imiied to uttend an Interest ing meeting ut Iwo o'clock at tho Mid rose griniM' hall next Wednes day afternoon, August Uti. at which lime Miss Palm iter, home demon strator, will be present. Plans for the winter months will be dis cusned. Autumn Styles SURPRISE SHOWER PARTY GIVEN MI6S RUBY CLOAKE ON WEDNESDAY EVENING One of (be largest and iuohI charming surprise shower parties of the tnontn was given to compli ment MIm Ituby Clouktt, who will become (he bride of Thoinua Huv ens, Jr., of Murshfield, lu (his city tomorrow, Auuut Z'i, when Mrs. Mx Mvers, Mrs. C. T. Tipton, Mrs. A. J. Ford and Mrd. K. A. Helm bold t entertained at the Tiptpn home south of itoseburg. A mock shower party wag pre sented curly in the evening, which was cleverly carried out by water jMpruys ui ranged In a large tree. I Later the many lovely glt'u were ! presented to the guest of honor. I A most enjoyalde weiner roast jwas held und dctlghilul accordion numbers wcro presented through out the evening hours by Mrs. Leonard Ulanuy and Miss Alice Myora. j The gueuts included MIsh (.'loake, iguest of honor, Mi'3. Clifford Mab fley and Klwood und Dorothy, Mr. and Mrs. K. G. Cloake and V'allace, Jean and Kla Mae, Mr. und Mrs. itert Aiaitnevii and Suirley iee, (Jrace Colloni, Mrs, Anna -Marks and John and .Mildred, Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Marks and Walter, Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Humphreys and 1'at.iy, Miss Peaii .tones, .ir. ami Mrs. O. O. Mutlhutts and Ituth und Kuby, A. A. Tintuu and Pnly, Mrs. ' W. C. Tipton, Mr. and Mrs. l;hner jMcKean, Mr. and Mib. John Hun Ivan, Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Wimberly, i.Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Pliikertou and Nadine, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Cloake. ; and Mai jjaret uud Uaroat a, iu u i -icncf- tialneld, Mrs. Conii'dlv, . li. Hardhtg, Mrs. IOlinabeth Ogle, Mr. and Ml j. Alireu t ioaiie Uiui j'Uud, ' Miss Cry total Hydell, Mr. iand Mrs. 10. A. Helmboldt and Hick ;and Hetty, Mr. 'and Mrs. Mux Myers and Hob and Alice, Mrs. j Leonard Delaney, Mr. and Mrs. C. j W. Lundcen, Mrs. A. J. Ford und iMr. and Mi'H. C. T. Tipton. I Miss Cloake has been the inspi ration lor several delightful -affairs given by her trie add during the summer months. N. OF W. HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING MONDAY EVENING Lilac circle, No. IJ), Neighbors of Woodcratt, met at tho I. O. O. F. ball for a short business session Monday evening, I'ollowed by u very enjoyable program presented by Mrs. Connie Pluck. Headings were given by Mrs. tiruca Owen; sketch, "Tho Cold Cure," by Jlanel Alliums and Con nie Hlack; solos by Kthel Cuile, "I Love a Lassie," and "Lady in Itlue," accompanied by Mary Fau cette; comedy sketch, "We Have No Trains,'' by Itelle ( irenshuw, Hazel Althuua and Connie Mlack. The door prize for the evening was won by Lydia Hooper. Follow ing a very plcnimnt social hour lovely refreshments were served by Mayme (Julie, chairman. Mamie Huduell, Mary Morgan und Kutie Sinniger. On account of tho next regular meeting night occurring on the na tional holiday, September 7, Labor day. thero will be no meeting un til the evening of September 21, at eight o'clock, at the I. O. O. F. hall. Uefreshuicnt committee mem bers for that meeting Include Paul Heaver, Alfred Neal ami Arthur Huduell. Social commit teu mem bers announced include Pete Cm lu men, Fmery Williams and Liston Darby. BAPTIST MISSIONARY SOCIETY HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING ON THURSDAY The Ilaptlst Missionary society met lu the church parlors Thurs day afternoon with the president. Mrs. (ieorge Caskey. in charge. Msr. Ira Hyrd hud charge of the Interesting program on the topic, "On the I toad to Mandalay, a jour ney (o our oiliest mission station." At tile, teu hour lovely refresh ment a were served by Mrs. H. F. Hatfield. Mib. Dave Harris, Mrs. L. A. Allen and .Mrs. F. 10. Carrier. The tea table was centered by a basket of pretty seasonal flowers. Feature Black Russell, right, also of fllmdom, ushers in the season with a Mack wool suit, distinguished by sleeves puffed nt the shoulders and Jacket of hip-length. Anoliier equally ailimng frock is that worn by Marion Marsh. Jt Is made of sheer brown woo? trcye villi a Uute leaf pattsm. They Prove Hollywood Marriages Can Endure n.na mT.. W.rn.r Baxt.-" T !"; 1: R"by Keeler und Al Jolion '0, , Mr. and Mri. Harold Lloyd lly 'Hollywood marriages don't last," assert the wise-' acres. But the number oS well-known film colony couples whose marital course has traveled on with-j 'out interruption through the years tends to disprove the point. Jimmy Gleason, cinema comic, has been married 29 years and has a son 2&.V Jean Hersholt of "Country Doctor" fame walked down the aisle 23 years ago and Eddy Cantor has been an atten tive husband, for. 22.1 years, durinjr. which time. he.. BARKER FAMILY REUNION IS VERY ENJOYABLE AFFAIR OF SUNDAY The Marker family gathered Sun day, Aununt 16th, at I'tnpqua park, in Itoseburg, for a very delightful reunion. A hanki4 dinner was serv ed at noon and the afternoon hours were enjoyed In visiting. Tlume enjoying the annual get together included 8. H, Barker, lioy K and Samuel Barker and Airs. Beatrice Delp, all of Salem; Dr. 'A. A. Barker of Han Diego, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. Newell Mall and sou of Portland; Mrs. Kosellu Anderson of Healdsburg, Calif.; llit-'S Marjorie Singleton of Whit tier, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Unhurt, Mr. and Mrs.' Junies Bo hart and Hon Marlon, of Trent. Ore; Lee Barker of Drain; Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Chaptnun, Mr. and Mrs. P'red Barker and Hon and daugh ter, Bruce and Kredu, Mr. and Mra, V. R Barker. Mr. and Mrs. Mar;Ul BaVkcr. Mr.! and Mi's. Joe IJlosser, Mr. and Mrs. J. b Hose, Mr. and Mrs, L, K. White and children, William, Carl. Mildred ami Leah Joyce. M r. and Mrs. W. J. Adair and children. Jack and Donna Lee, Mr. aujl Mr, Waller Singleton, Mrs. tL V. tirubhe, Miss Mary Bar ker, Miss Violet Rose, f Charles Barker, Ctirtin Barker, Ford Sin letnn and Juhu Chapman. The reunion for l!Kt7 has been set lor the third Sunday in July. MEMBERS OF ROSEBURG RE.BEKAH LODGE VISIT MYRTLE CREEK LODGE Tvvciity-three members of the itortehurg Hebekah lodge were en tertained by the Myrtle Creek UhIko at an interesting meeting, program and social Tuesday eve ning at Myrtle Creek. Later in the evening refresh ments were served. Oi'licers from ( he Itoaehurg lodge included: N. (!.. Carmel Newiaud : V. G., Ona Wllllaius; recording secretary, Til lie Johnson ; financial secretary, Km nut. Taylor; treasurer, Li Hie I'elley; ii. H. N, t! Ktliel Bailey, and O. C, Carmen Clark. Other uienihei'H from the local lodge in cluded Leah Ivie, Kthel Biusenhark. Ada Peyton, May Fisher, Kl'fle Schwa rl, Helen Busenbark, 11a Laubach, Veuora Bales. Lydia Koadman, Alice Coif. Lilly Vua ToiiKien, Mary Whitsett, it. L. Johnson, II. A. Taylor, J. B. Bailey Hiitl Fred lloff. Tile Hoseburg Itebekalis extend ed an Invitation to the Myrtle Creek lodge Ut attend a program and social meeting in thin city at the I. O. O. F. hall at eight o'clock next Tuesday evening. About -.1 nieinbei s from Myrtle Creek are expected to attend t his meeting. LOVELY SHOWER "GIVEN " BY MRS. SHAEFFER FOR MRS. MARY BOURNE A very lovely shower parly was liivon by Mrs. Kay Shaetfcr Wed nesday afternoon lu compliment to Mrs. Mary Bourne. The lovely uiftj were presented and the atter uoon wan Fpent lu vUtling. At the tea hour Mrs. Shaeffer served delicious red e.shmeiits to Mrs. Bonnie, guest of honor, ami hT sou ami daughter, M rs. Adu A I cock, Mi's. Bessie Kninge. Mrs. II. A. Knlgge, Mrs, Nellie Baud. Mrs, Kthel Buird ami son and daughter. Miss K.uhrvu Montgom ery. Mrs. K- V. Preble. Mrs. Alice I teed and daughter and Mrs, L. Walls, of Texhoma. Ok la., hotise guest nt Mrs. Shaeffer. CATHOLIC LADIES HOLD MEETING ON WEDNCSCAY AFTERNOOM The Catholic Ladie Sewing eiety held a business meeting Wed no-da v iifirniiKin at St. Jos eph'f perish iiall lo nink" arrange ments titr the chic!. en dinner to be !ntLori'd by the fiioup next Wednesdav, Aniiust iroui II:"" mi rilti o'clock at the p.irisli hall. I he geniTrtl public has been til ited to attend the dinner. At the close ot tile meeting Mrs Ma1 y Bi An, hoi-te;, te; t J re Ires, linit ttt. f. Joan Crawford and M. E. MISSIONARY SOCIETY HAS FINE PROGRAM AND MEETING The Missionary society' of the Methodist Kpisc.opal church held a very interesting meeting Thurs day afternoon In the church par lors with the president, Mrs. C. A. Edwards, in charge. The Light BeareiH, under the di rection of Mrs. George Leeper, pre sented a very enjoyable program including the following numbers: Poem, "The Bullderu," by Mrs. Leeper; "Over India Heads. " first puit by Mrs. J. II. Bailoy and fee ond part by Mrs. Charles A. Ed wards; exercise by Ida Chambcr lln, Frances Mollis and Marilyn Dixon; reading, "Little Messen ger." by June Boyle; reading. "Only a Little Boy," by Allen BeL ley; song, "Little Sunbeam," by Mary Ellen McKuy, Ellen and Joan Boyle, Jeanne. Frances Dillard, Car mel Cole and M,arie Neal; reading, "Little Friends of Jesus," by Joan Boyle;' readJng, "Not the Doll on the Shelf," by Jeanne Dillard; re citation by Anne Trueblood, and a pantomime with .Marie Neal sing ing the soio part assisted by Mary Ellen McKay. Jeanne Frances Dil lard, June and Carmel Cole. At the tea hour lovely refresh ments were served to the guests and those taking part on the pro gram. About fifty were present. MR. AND MRS. IN3CHO ENTERTAIN FOR VISITORS AT THEIR RANCH HOME Mr., und Mrs. Myron J. Inscho entertained a group of relatives and 1 riends ut their ranch home went of Drain Sunday in honor of their guests, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Chuvers of Los Angeles. Picnic dinner was served at noon on the large porch to Mr. and Mrs. Herman C ha vera and daughterfe, Arlene and Janice, of Los Angeles; Mrs. J. S. Inscho, Drain; Burr In scho. Dix in v tile; Mr. and Mrs. J. B.1 Ilournes and daughter Donzella, Mel lose; .Mr. and Airs. Karl Wii nhlre and daughter:!, Zona ami Wtlla, Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Gib's and sou Howard and daughter Shirley, ami lialph Carhart, all ol Ho.u1 hurr; Mr. and Mrs. Art Andrus and daughter Patsy. iSteairpioat : Air. ami Airs. A. J. Crocker ami daugh ters. Vein) a and Dorotli.v, anil son. Junior, of Winchester; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Abcvl and daughters, Patricia. Dons and Carmen, ami Dick Sands, of Wilbur, and tin host and hostess. Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Inscho und son Hubert. All but two of the adults were termer resi dents of Jerauld county, South Da kota. The afternoon hours were enjoy ed with viHtlim', swimming and horseback ridinc. . Mr. and Mis. ("havers and children are en mute to South Dakota to visit relatives and friend.". INTER SE STUDY CLUO MEMBERS ENTERTAIN HUSBANOS AT DINNER The melnb"i:5 of the Inter So St udy club entertained their tins bends at a very lovely seven o'clock dinner Thursday evening in the attractive L-iircl-n of the K. S. Hall home on Military avenue. Covets wire miaoued for Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Cannon, Mr. and Mis. W. M. Campbell. Mr. end Mrs. Clvde Beard. Mr. an i Mrs. K. It. i Brand. Mr. und Mis, Charles (Mer rier, Mr. and Mrs. (ieorffe Chmeh lll. Mr. ami Mm. Paul Truebiood. Mr. and lt. Victor Clark. Mr. ami Mrs. Kohert Duwl,-. M , s. K u nirit h ami Mr. and Mm. K. S, Hull. Viitinn ami earned were enji -ed during the pleasant ev eiiiiig hours. PHILETAR I AN LODGE PICNIC TO BE HELD AUGUST 30 AT UMPQUA PAKK I The annual backet dinner of the Phib'tai ian lodge .So. . 1. O. O. F . I for their families will !e a very eii- jo) aide atlair of Sunday. Aukum So, ut Cmrqua park. An inteiest fng alidity etlair has been arrane ed by the various committees. ThOifO AH'udiU have, bven nkud lo biii.g their basket dinners. Franchot Ton has acquired five daughters, Warner Baxter and Winifred Bryson have been married 21 years and( Harold Lloyd, who chose his former leading lady for a wife 13 years ago, has found Mildred Davis, most satisfactory for leading lady of his home. Two couples whose happiness seems to disprove the contention that film celebrities cannot marry happily are Franchot Tone andjJoan Crawford, and Ruby Kcelcr and Al Jo Is on.) TUESDAY BRIDGE CLUB PRESENTS PILLOWS TO EVANS LIBRARY ROOM The Tuesday bridge club of Roaeburg has presented a number of attractive pillows for the read ing bench in the Sam D. Evans memorial room at the city library, which addn attractiveness to the room. Yesterday the club enjoyed a delightful ten o'clock breakfast at (ilenaudon lodge, (summer pluce ot Mr. und Mrs. G. V. Wimberly on the North l.'mpqua), and at noon the group went to Nika lodge, sum nier place of Tom Wharton's, for a lovely luncheon. Those enjoying the day included Mrs. W. F. Harris and Miss Verna Carothers, guests. Mrs. " E. O. Rlckll, Mrs. S. J. Shoemaker, Mrs. G. C. Flnlay, Mrs. A. J. Hochradel, Mrs. Harry Black, Mrs. Homer Grow, Mrs. Fred Hamilton, Mrs. George Wharton, Mrs. (i. V, Wim berly and Miss Jane Wharton. Contract bridge was enjoyed dur- I ing the pleasant afternoon hours wim .Mrs. George Wharton and Mrs. Homer Grow winning the I prizes. I I SAN FRANCISCO VISITORS ; ENTERTAINED AT ELLSWORTH HOME Mr. and Mrs. Harris Ellsworth entertained for Mr. and Mrs. Jo seph Cuwthorn. of San Francisco, at their home on inchester street. Wednesday evening. Guests en joying the affair with Mr, and Mrs. ! Ellsworth included Mr. and Mrs iCawthoin, Miss Helen Casey, Mrs, Arthur Clarke and Dr. and Mrs. Paul Fuukhouser. Contract, bridge was enjoyed during the evening hours. Mrs. Cawthorn, nee Beulah Jew elt, was formerly society editor ot I the -News-ltovicw. With her bus- band, she is spending several I weeks in Hoseburg visiting rela- j lives and friends. Mr. Cawthorn is ! a prominent newspaper man in j San Francisco. j PAST PRESIDENT'S j CLUB MEETS AT HOME j OF MRS. LONG MONDAY i The Past President's ciub of the j George tSarmer auxiliary lo Pniteil Spanish W ar Veterans met Monday lafleniDon in tlm garden of the I home of Mrs. Will Long. A short i business meeting was followed by j a pleasant social hour or visiting. j Al the lea hour Miss Edna Long ar.d Miss Dorothy Gortiiy served 1 ioely retretihuionts to Mrs. W. C ! i'rinu. Mrs. Hubert Wright. Mrs j H. W. Kodgur;-, Mrs. J. F. Hyrd and no- mi.u'ha, .mis. vvui i,ong. ; The next meeting will be' held at , tho homo of Mrs. Percy Webb, the : date ot winch will be announced later. ' FLOYD PORTER AND j MARGARET ANN TODD I MARRY AUGUST 20TH j Floyd poi ut mid Miss Marcimt , Aim Todd, both residents (r oak i laud, were nuuried by Dr. II. L. Dunn in his office at the Dnm:hs hotel building in this cMy Thur.i jdiy atiernoon, August in ut three o'clock. Leslie McVarland ami !Ds ! Beulah Todd, sister oi tlw bride, land Mr. and Mis. J. W. To.lu. the iniile arenl.4. and Mrs. Laura 1 1 1 iH. wee present fur the cert ! hioiiy. Mr. and Mi.'. Porter will fhclr home m Oakland. THIMBLE CLUB TO MEET NEa I MONDAY : AT FANCHER HOME ; The Woodcraft Thimhb' club i will meet Monday afternoon, An ;gnu at ihe home of Mrs. S. K. j F.nu her on Cobb ,ut. All niem M'is are moid cordially invited to j.ho present. ' M. O. A. CLUB WILL MEET NEXT WEDNESDAY AT HELM BOL DT wnwc l The M. O. A. cub will meet n-i 1 ' eouesoay alieitirKin. Aug-ist 'ut ih.- home ot Mrs. Kd Ibdmbobit on South Pine stivet. All membei are coulially invited to be p-es. :.eut. THIMBLE CLUB IS ENTERTAINED Al GARDEN PARTY Mrs. Bertha Taylor end Mra. iu.ii Moil ill entertained the Neighbors of Woodcraft Thimble dub at a very deliphtful garden party at the fcrmers nomu uu fil ler street Monday afternoon. Mrs. Medlll won the club prize and Mrs. C W Sinniger won the game prize. Mra 'c W. Owen had charge of ihe 'program. Mrs. Virginia tiruber und Mrs. Kelwey Hobday were guests of the day. Refreshments wore enjoyed at th tea hour by Mrs. Gruber and Mrs. Hobday, guests, and Mrs. Elsie McComas. Mrs. Elsie Wil liams, Mrs. Anna Dowell. Mrs. Clif ton Hooper, Mis. Hurry Lohr, Mrs. Laura Hounshell. Mrs. C. W. Owen, Mrs. James T. Miller. Mrs. U. W. Sinniger, Mrs. E. R. Williams. Mrs. Medlll und Mrs. Taylor, hostesse, who were assisted in serving by Mrs. Hobday. The nexi meeting will bo Mon day afternoon, August 24, at the home of Mrs. S. E. Faucher on Cobb street. V MRS. CLIFTON HOOPER ENTERTAINS H. E. O. CLUB ON WEDNESDAY Mrs. Clifton Hooper entertained the H. E. O. club at her home on Harvard avenue Wednesday after noon. Five-hundred was enjoyed .luring the afternoon with Mrs. Harry Lohr and Mrs. Myrtle Nor wood winning the prizes. Later. Mrs. Hooper served love ly relreahments on the wide ve randah of her home to Mrs. Elsie MiComas, Mra. C. W. Owen, Mrs. Percv Myers, Mrs. Anna Dowell, Airs." Virginia Gruber, Mrs. Harry Lohr. Mrs. Virginia Campbell. Mrs. Myrtle Norwood and Mrs. Maltio Med ill. The next meeting will be held Wednesday, August 2t, at tho home of Mrs. C. W. Owen at 218 Rice street. MRS. L. A. MILES IS HOSTESS TO SEWING CLUB TUESDAY NIGHT Mrs. L. A. Miles was a most gracious hostess Tuesday evening when she entertained her sewing club at her homo in South Rose burg. Sowing and visiting were enjoyed and later Mrs. Mil- s peev ed lovely refreshments to Mrs. Mintonye, Mrs. Jt. Al. imirch, mib. David Hess and Mrs. D. W. Rada baugh. The club will hold its next meet ing September 1 at the home of .Mrs. Mintonye on Hamilton street. i'f EAGLES TO PICNIC AT KROHN'S GROVE SUNDAY, AUGUST 23 The Eagles annual picnic will be a delightful noon affair Sunday, August 23, to be held at Krohn's grove near Cleveland. A basket dinner will be enjoyed at noon and during the afternoon races, sports, swimming and a soft bull game wdll be enjoyed. Anyone desiring transportation to this picnic affair has been ask ed to be at the Maccabee hall in Itoseburg not later thun teu o'clock in the morning. MR. AND MRS. BODLEY ANNOUNCE MARRIAGE OF THEIR SON, WILLIAM -Mr. and Mrs. II. S. Bodley, of Portland, have announced the mar riage of their son, William, to Miss La Vern Linneman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Linneman, also of Portland, August 18th. Mr. and Mrs. Bodley will reside in Eugene where the former Is an employe of the Southern Pacific company. ALASKA YUKON SOURDOUGHS TO PICNIC AT UMPQUA PARK SUNDAY The last picnic of the Alaska Yukon Sourdoughs for this season will bo held at t'mpmia park Sun day noon, August 2;j. A basket dinner will be enjoyed and the committee in charge will servo melons, coffee and cream. GENERAL PUBLIC INVITED TO NOON CHICKEN DINNER ON NEXT WEDNESDAY The general public has been most cordially Invited to attend the chicken dinner to bo sponsored by the Catholic Ladies Sewing socie ty from 11:30 to 1:30 o'clock next Wednesday noon, August 2(i, at St. Joseph's paiish hall. REBEKAHS TO ENTERTAIN MYRTLE CREEK LODGE NEXT THURSDAY EVENING The Itoseburg Rebekah lodge has made plans for entertaining the Myrtle Creek Rebekahn at a delightful program and social lo be held at eight o'clock next Tuesday evening, August 25, al tho 1. O. O. F. hall. i'f i'r- ft SOUTH END SOCIAl CLUB TO MEET NEXT W tUNESDAY AFTERNOON Tim South End Social club will meet next Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mis. A. J. McCulloch on Mill rtreet. All members are most cordially invited to be pres ent. EVERGREEN GRANGE TO ENTERTAIN TENMILE AT MEETING MONDAY NIGHT The Evergreen grange will en tertain the Tenmile grange at a de light lid Ot OH lit 111 mwl cr.ni,.l l.... day evening, August 2L at tho r.v el-green hall. Cake and sand while will be kpi-vimI ii... i..,ii. of tho Evergreen grange. CHAMPIONSHIPCUP TOtlRM & r-- n i ... , run GOLFERS OPENS THURSDAY u.wnpmuKiitp cup tournn mint for tin- in, niU r ,u.. trv chili ntimiAfi ti,. ,.(,.).,., . . murun.y HUM MU!g at the club course with Mrs. R. iu luges, Airs. Kenneth Oninn Mrs. H. C. Stearns ami Mrs. J. E. Marli.i. entei Im- v.- r..i the low siore for the morning. Swimming whs enjnved follow, i tig the golfing ami laier the pot- "l" iionneon was served to Mrs. D. W. Itlldtllliimrh M... L .1. Ouine. Mis:- Helen ' Cn'oev, Mn.. m-ii i,-it-kwond. Mrs. H. a. Sim mons. M I'M. Cllnhin 1IO,-... ' ii .... i-rank Com. Mri. Harlow1 Alien, Mrs. Esielb; Garrison. Mrs Ed Hi"1'' -Mls- u'- K- (tL Mm. (Contufiud on ;-age iTj '