TWO
I (DCDEirW 1
Social Calendar
Sunday, August 30 ,
llebekahs and members of Phile
turlan lotlKe No. 8, I. U. U. 1''., and
their (amllloa Invited to noon bas
ket dlnnor at Umpqua park.
Douglas county road patrolmen
and tlicll- families to hold noon
picnic at t.'nip(iiia park.
Monday, August 31
I). P. W. C. picnic supper at W.
K. Ott place on Norm Umpqiiu.
The committee Includes W. K. Oil.
('. W. HinnlKer, Thomas Parkinson
anil Donald Youni?. For transpor
tation meet at six o'clock at lies
dniR store. Htiils" dishes and sil
verware. Thimble club cvenlnit nieclint:
at eluht o'clock nt home of Mrs.
(). Ij. Johnson on Kust Douglas
street. Pollock refreshments.
Tuesday, September 1
HewiliiJ club evening meeting nt
homo of Mrs. .Uuy Mlntonye on
ilnmlHon street.
Ilosebura; Country club members
and their Invited guests nnkcil to
attend nine o'clock dunilim party
at the clubhouse. Miss Helen
Casey and Mrs. I'ltll llurtlt. Joint
chairmen, assisted by Mil. Cordon
Hlbbs and Mrs. I'ercy Webb Jr.
American l,eeton auxiliary meet
Iiik at 8 o'clock In' evening nt
armory, instalhitloh of new offic
ers in charge of Mrs. tiny Cordon.
Itefreshnietils to be served by out
going officers.
Wednesday, September B
Bollvlcw club urternoon meeting
at home of Mrs. Itoberta Kester.
Thursday, September 3
Wiles of Country club final
championship cup tournament play
tit 8:30 o'clock In morning at club
course. Swimming. I'otluck lunch
eon lit noon and contract bridge
In afternoon.
' C. H. and It. club evenltiE meet
ing at home of Mrs. Nan lltllbiirt
on Cobb street.
Eastern Still' chapter first Tall
meeting at eight o'clock lit Mar
sonic temple. Hcporl of grand
chapter to ho followed by social
hour and watermelon Iced. All
members and visiting members
urged tn attend. .
Women's Council of Mm First
Christian church two o'clock meet
lug In afternoon In church parlors.
Mrs. M. It. Ivle will he hostess.
Tim nerving committee includes
Mrs H. li. John, Mrs. Dlllle Flinti
er, Mrs. Frank Poole and Mrs.
Frank tUrlel. Devollonals Will ho
In charge of Mrs. W. li. Htrahge
with Mrs. 11. II. Church In charge
of missionary progium.
LEGION AUXILIARY TO ;
INSTALL NEW OFFICERS
NEXT TUESDAY EVENING
!ni)(Uil unit of the American
Legion auxiliary will meet at
eight o'clock until Tuesday ovo
iilng, September 1, for Humiliation
of now officers.
Mrs. Ouy Cordon will ncl us In
malllug otTlcer ami Will Inctnll I he
rollowilig officers: president, Mrs.
Hurry IliitNehl; f'rnl Vice-president,
Mis. Wallet' Fisher; second
vice-president. Mis. V. ,1. Mlielll',
secretary, Mrs. James Young;
treasurer. Mia. I,. 1.. Wlmherly;
first sergeant al units, Mrs. Frank
Htulfunson, and auconu scr,!fii1it nt
iirnis, Mrs. Nova II. Hates. The
executive committee to he Installed
Includes Mrs. ''liumiis 1'arklu.wii,
Mrs. liurl Ullrich and Sirs, llcorge
.Mcliee.
A Bocial hour will follow llllit re
freshments will be served by the
outgoing officers. Kvery tlieniliir
of l)mHua null Is being urged to
attend nils meeting.
O it
JERRY COEN CELEBRATES
SIXTH BIRTHDAY AT STAG
PARTY TUESDAY EVENING
Jerry Corn, son of Mr. and Mis.
It. I). Coon, celebrated his sixth
birthday anniversary Tuesday eve
ning, by inviting u giottp uf his
lr cm Is to it stag puny.
Lovely gifts were presented lo
.lurry from John Morgan. Tommy
llatlung, lloddy Nrwluiul, Hobby
KelilLniiip. Harold Walt Ilonalil
Pair, Honabl Thomas. Mb'bliel
(dell and Frank Coen Jr.
The guests eujoywl ,a theatre
party lit the Hose, after which the
group went to Ihe Coen home on
Cobil street, where Mis. Coen. as
sisted by her lilcie, Miss Joyce
tiuine, served lovely felreshmenls.
The table whs renleicd by a lurge
lighted liiil Inlay i-uliu and alliuc
tlvo tnvms for each guest.
-:t if
WOMEN'S COUNCIL TO
HOLD MEETING AT
CHURCH NEXT THURSDAY
The. Women's Council of the
Flint Christian church will meet
Thursilu.v al'teinuuli at two o'clock
tn the church put lm lor a home
coming program. Mis. M. II, Ivle
will he hostess tor the atleinoon
Serving cimimliiee. Mrs. II. !',.
John. Mis. Will" Fanner, Mis.
Frntlh Poole and Mrs. Krnnk Strlel
The dcMitlimal porlnd he 1mI
ny ii in. i 'iut fiiuimi', n mi
h nil
II. II. Chm-ch will Itnvi' chtti-KC "i
life uilfr-inimi prnm iun.
All mrnihfi'H hiiiI lilviultt hio tin
illally iiivilfil tu ittund.
8. P. W.' C. WILL
HOLD PICNIC MONDAY
AT OTT PLACE
Tho HumIih'kh tiiol I'rnfrHHioiml
Wniih'ii'H Hull, will holt! a ph uic
Himi'cr tiHM'tliti: nl Iho lumitifnt
home ol Mr. mul mi, m. t. on on l( ,,. nmtlV tinlnns rii uhiih
tltt- North I ' iih . Tim "'n"nll'''' lnrh tilsi!nl until- uottlil liw otm
In t'lWitf of (hlK Hffulr IncltMlcn V .,, Htuiiuht ttilh imsuintlik
K. Utt. V, W. MliitilT. Thnnmf 'imn ,.,. ,m Wll,.rt (,VIMl for
rnrMtuMiti itliil lomihl Yotmst. fmiuiT tMrnttia H..".urn. tti"Uinl Mol
Thunt' tlcflrtiiR truiiHjioi tat Inn 1 1, HlHM H,t(. l(Ut n. ntnnoou nl
Jiin ti hftMt nxkt'tl tn ninrt nt Hi'' aii h. -
tlrutr lnii' hot littol' thiui ft At !trt sitnii" t'urOiion Inn!
o'clock In'thp ovt'lttii'i. Mi'tnlM-tft ji'if oi tin iilm coUmv m not tr
Jiuvo bet? u hsMmI to tuiJi t'u it j nil oi tim. tnmtiui .haim ui
Qxh dlh mill alitor. mjJj au lati talitif vwttU us t Iiat
By LOTUS KNIGHT HOKTEK
REBKAH8 HAVE .
ENJOYABLE SOCIAL
MEETING THURSDAY
The Koseburg Hebekuhs enter
tulned thirteen llehekalls from the
Myrtle ( reek lodge, one from Mid
dle and one from Buihorllu, at u
very delightful soclul ut the I. O.
O. F. hull Tuesday evening.
A program Included the follow
ing: Tap dance by Itiiib Ann Itulil,
accompanied by Wanda Armour;
character reading by Kmma Tay
lor; piano selections by Wandu
Ariuour. and darky stunt with Ilia
Fiirnsworlh ucllng as soloist and
Mrs. l.ydla Headman giving the
pantomime to "Mighty l.uk a
Hose," and Miss llu Laulmch pro
seining the program, alter which
a watermelon feed was enjoyed.
Committees appointed for the I.
O. O. F. picnic tor Sunday Include.
Gertrude Hatfield and William
Austin. Founder's day program
committee, May Fisher, (leilrude
Hatfield ulld Tillle Johnson, ami
visiting committee for Hnpleinbor
Includes. IjmiIi Ivle, l.ydla Hooper
and Jessie Vinson.
Ihe next meeting will be a bust-
uesH sesslim at eiglil o'clock al Uie
I. 0. O. F. hull Iho evening of
September H, '
TENNIS AND BREAKFAST
ENJOYED BY YOUNGER
SET THURSDAY MORNING
Honoring Miss Shirley Mae
1 1 ii inn . a tennis gauie was played
'I'lluriiday morning, followed by a
delightful hrealifust Riven by Allss
lOllzulieih Campbell at the w. .it.
Campbell home on North Jackson
Htreet,
Covers were placed at an attrac
tively, uppolnted table for Miss
Ht'iinn, guent of honor, Allss Fu
geula Virden, Miss lOlennor Kntler,
Miss Allliabelle llerg, Miss Adah
Marie Hiibl, Mins Fanny l.u Wlm
borly, Miss Helen Welhorell, Mlns
Mary Kllen Darby, Miss (luy Ilu
bar mid Iho hostess, Miss Hllza
heth Cauipbell.
MISS DIXON IS
HOSTESS TO GROUP
HONORING MISS BRUNN
Mls llettyjntin Dixon entertain
ed nt n delightful picnic supper
honoring Miss Shirley Mae llriinn
at her placo on Iho North llmpiiua
Wednesday evening.
Tliose enjoying the evening of
HWlmiuing mid plchlc suppel- in
eluded Miss Hi mm. guest of honor,
Mr. ami Mrs. Joseph ( nwthorn, of
San Francisco, Mrs. Hael Dixon,
MIsb Kugenla Vltdeti, A Isn Adah
Marie lluhl, Miss KnLhryii lbisu
luirk, TVHsb Mary Allen Darby, Miss
(lay tlubar and the hostess, Miss
llellyjuuo Dlxou. ... ' k
-iiJ t-ti 1 J 1,8 i.
Period Designs
HOI.LN WiiKI) l ilt' llilil I'U'lt
Ion llnti' in tile lilin - i MlhliV lit
dn uuli n,,- (mi'iihu tly nV piM'iiul
iih"imlii" iiit i in isc hi urn ui hiuhiimm
rmniHlh mi imiuiior vvtlli ml)n'i tor
rvt nuui-i in tuiit'i Hubs r n'snii
ilnnn'H.
Mnliy I In- sum i It'Kt rl i'HttoUr
ri'tliTi Hi' inlluiiiii' nf tin Hecoml
t'iiiiiuti' tt no i via iii Hip t 'Imrmhii:
ti:IM't IKM-U llio'lt'tint iilne l
K lait f Tn' hi,
Shu ks mr nlso iM'i'ohKnil in
cri'tinlimly liopuliii , - n much hu, in
(in I, lluil thv h.;n (lisH.n'C(l
yip 1m k 1 : ,r
llv ,1 KAN Al.l.KN'
1'ih'i UHMmuil H1i:.1niliMl Ni-ua
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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG,
SAN FRANCISCO VISITORS -COMPLIMENTED
AT CHARMING
PARTY AT TANDY HOME 1
.Mr. uiid Mrs. Joseph Cawlhorn,
of Sun Francisco, were compli
mented ut a charming party Thurs
day evening glien by Colunel und
Mrs. K. F. Tandy at their attrac
tive home nl the post.
Music, visiting and monopoly
were enjoyed during the evening
by Mr. and Mrs. Cnwtborn, Miss
Helen Casey, Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
Harding, Mr. und Mrs. Hubert
Shields, of Washington, D. C, Lr.
and Mrs. Paul Funlihoiiser, Mr.
and Mrs. Harris Kllaworth, Mr. and
Mrs. John H. Hobinson, Mr, and
Mrs. Homer (Irow, Mr. and Mis. J.
II. Tolos and the host and bostesu,
Colonel und Mrs. Tundy.
Wis. Tandy served a lovely buf
fet supper at eleven o'clock from u
table covered by a luce cloth, con
icred by a bowl of rust-colored
Mowers, mulching tall lighted le
pers, mid clilna uppoint incuts in
white,
Mr; and Mrs. Cawlhorn are
spending several weeks hero vuca-1
tinning and vlslllng relatives and
friends. Mrs. Ciiwiborn was for-1
uierly Mlsa lll nlufi Jowelt, of this !
city.
DR. AND MRS. PERKINS
ENTERTAIN P06T CLUB
ON WEDNESDAY EVENING
Dr. und Mrs. John N. Perkins en
tertlitnod the post club ut their
attractive home Wednesday eve
ning. Contract bridge was the di
version of the evening hours with
Mrs. Paul Fulililiouser and Dr. D.
h). Fuxou winning the prizes for
high score.
Following the bridge pluy a love
ly bullet supper was nerved by
the hostess. Those enjoying the
evening with Dr. and Mrs. Perkins
included Colonel and Mrs. F. F.
Tandy, Dr. und Mrs. A. 10. Morgan,
r. and Mrs. Puul Fuukhoilser, Dr
and Mrs. Wahlig, Dr. and Mrs. A.
J. Ostrander, Mr. and Mi-b. Kdward
illues and Mrs. Churles Dodson.
STEDFA8T CLA88 HAS
MEETING AT FAUCETTE
HOME ON THURSDAY
The August' meeting of the Sted
fast, class of the First Presbyter
Ian Sunduy school was a most en
joyalile all'alr of Thursday ufler
noon nt the home of Mrs. W. C.
Faucette. Twelve members were
present.
li'S. Ira Haukhi hud charge of
llle devotions and during Ihe pleas
uill social hour the ladles worked
oil tile class oullt. At lour o'clock
lovely refreshments were surved
bv Mrs. l-'tiucetle.1 11 ,
, : i
Popular for Summer Formals
v iirti liv Korlu Ui' Ihiitsiin, Tin
'klvt Is lotttf mul (nil. Tlt hoiHri'
toi m 111 lin w Ith h'tiie Hh'f'VCH
;nitl iiiHrliiu i I'hi'i htiliitns mm k
! In 1 1 out L'losluti from collMr to
tiem.
Ribbons Add to ETfrct
tin of iho hiuhlititH of Mts
IhiilNtui'; I rook in tin (nil. sun
hurHt )ih ;it (hm Hi omnl I ho hmh
norkliuo itnii vrl-ts, foi ilium a
HiimilHti tl poi'lum. T'iIi liia roloi tl
ilvct ilbltotm mltl a tlmirrilni.
hiiirh to ilit nerk, wnt.st uhil vi Ift .
Tin "Mmuot" iiinti"'in Itivtitlt'b
ltnllv.oo(l tn h ticiTiiiihi rxcnint
n oi n tiv h.-iuiiiitil ,hmc
I ,nnu. It If n! pulp pink imuis
m'Iiih' pinU tiiifolii.
Tin i ti', rumpo-i'd nil IfiMy nt
lip It':. I !f';irii;itt)i milt U Imi.'
;iihod U a Mnt tint (m vory lull
a i Iho Ion of ftlf. A whir hisI)
ot' mul i U'-nv; ttioui itin t llilmii tt
l( sol KiU'Hi il ul tho front. A
fiink of Km h tloslik'ii i iptuilnlly
.-tiitiMl to one ol (ho lioluhi of Xir:
I. mm HhofO' Untnlv tM'uttt ami
,-:..( otttl tuie u'lpiiH' a Jutia'ivu.
MISS RUBY JUNE CLOAKE. .
AND THOMAS G. HAVENS, JR.,
ARE MARRIED ON SUNDAY
Al a lovely homo wedding, charm
ing In its simplicity, Misa KubyJ
June Cloake, daughter ol sir. aim,
Mrs. Alfred Cloake of Ibis city, and
Thomas (J. Havens, Jr., of nlai-sh-field,
son of T. U- llavous, Sr., of
(Iroen, were united, in .murrluge,,
Muniluy, August zi, at Lis lojc
deuce of Ilia bride's parents.
Kev. Charles A. Kdwards, retired
Methodist L'plscopul minister, per
formed the ImpresBlve ceremony
in the presence of only a fow
close friends and relatives.'' '
The rooms wcro beautifully ar
ranged with bugo baskets 'and
huwls of colorful aunimor flower.
Preceding the ceremony Miss Alice
Myors played. "I Love You Truly"
on the accordion, accompanied by
Miss Laura Burroughs at ' tho pi
ano, who also played Lohengrin's
Wedding March.
The bride wbb lovely In a trock
of white embroidered crepe: She
carried a shower bouquet of pink
rosebuds and spephnotls. Miss' Via:
lei Hloomquisl, maid of honor, wua
attractive in a flowered green
georgette frock end she Carried i
sheaf of pink gladioli und fern. Hoy
Havens acted as beBt man to hie
brother. .Mrs. CloaUe, mother of
Ihe bride, wore a lovely dark blue
dress and a icorsage of gardenias,
wbilo Mrs. Havens also woi-a an
utlractive dress of blue with cor
sage of gardenias.
A reception followed the cere
mony, after which' Mr. and Mrs.
Havens left for Murshfield to inuke
u,eii- hnme. imth Mr. mul mi-h v,n.
yem W(.,.0 pupuim- members of Ue
younger Bet of HoseburB, havip,
i,nl ., ... ,,,i,,,,ie,i .., fh,. i,
high school In the cle.se of 13'
Mr. Havens later wns graduated
from U. 1. 'I'. In Portland und Is
now employed by the Ford Motor
company at. Murshflelil. ' Mrs. Ilu
voiib chose as her golng-away cos
Lume, a suit of navy blue Willi
white accessories.
VIRDEN-MOORE BRIDGE
PARTY IS ENJOYABLE
AFFAIR OF THURSDAY
Mrs. T. II. Virden and Mrs. lion
Mooro entertained at a very enjoy
able Informal contract bridge
party Thursday evening nt the at
tractive home of the former on
North Jackson street.
Clio prize' for the evening's
Ih' ldge play was won by Mi s.
Friinklyn Voyt. Later Miss Ku-
goiiiu and Miss Loubie Virden serv
ed lovely refroiihments to Mrs.
Voyt, Mrs. J. F. Darker, Mrs.
Broadway, Mrs. U. Casey, Mrs.
Ha.el Dixon, Mrs. J. 13. Sawyers,
Mlsa (ierlrude Hast and Mrs. Vir
den and Mrs... Moore, JlosteSBos.
MISS DOROTHY BATES ,
RECEIVES MAJORITY DEGRE
AT SUPREME 6ES3ION
Miss Dorothy lluteB. daughter or
Mr. and Mrs. G. 11. Bates, of Myr
tle Creek, took her majority de
gree at the supreme session of
Job's Dnnghtei'a held In Halt Lake
City last Week. Mlus Hales has
boon very active in Hoseburg
bethel, No., R. for soveral years and
lain-past officer." ' ' '' ' ". y ' '-f
Sirawhoi 1 1 i'k art1 used lor labfic
oi MuuiPiitiHHUi in t,ht mutsiuil lor
ma I tavoii'il hy t hill o Trevor,
I'lit-y hi o I'lubjoiilorod with t ho
snno dolii'aio prtHinion as tho
tpoial iliim.isKs ol past docmlo.
Krtrli ts ttiti-hil fii ailor on poau
ili' soli and mark ono of tho new
er v j it dovi'li'pntrtiits.
f'siiiu tho Seenud Umpire innttf
thin oMjnislto Mile iliuuo frot k hHS
a double boilici' chirred ntul horded
into oit tho liMithlor slefvi11 pufi!,
Tlio volnmtmni i-klit. with Its
iliiuhlo ( oi dod hem h:unl, is litiod
with pnl pink tiitiotn. An nld-tn.-hloiiod
Uitw tr lioiiqitrt In deoiipr
.-'hittirs ot biu And pink Imins Up
ooithii'o eoriiKe.
And white we mo di;irtiinR
hiirhlluhta uf Hollvwmd' fanhiuit
o omeniule. U miKht he to
(Ml I mtoiition to ih ulik elupean
woin b (iltuiH Htuarl. Her
tnietivo boittiet nf black libeii
fitx with tlrtiiHtniK nope Vfll ami
t uo fcHt tier puin imiiiih Iti OII el
t;niMi. 'ihe uukkiihI color eombt-
nuiloti Ht-ooiupanieH ft eovKtnfl tttt
OREGON, - SATURDAY. -yUGUST, 2ft,:&$.
ANNtiAC'CONVeNTtON
OF DOUGLAS COUNTY
W, Ci TU. HELD
Th4 ajinuqU p-onv?ntloa qf t
pougiWtJoutiiy. 4. fc. I? II. y.
hid ilti tbv fatt fl'rebbjte
(!liureji ' 'Monday, mra. L'&ith 8.
Ackea, county president, conduct
nt,
Ira
ed urn meeting. Mrs. Ira KuiHun,
M the. .devotlojialB, UklnR fcief
Mauhev(. f I
'l liG pr&'.uent gave a fine report
of tho worto 'done in the euuiikM
oapeciully that duntj by Mrs. b-
jhul-h, main 'organ:Aer, including a
new W. C T. U. orenni.od In Oien-
dale. TM& reports of 1 local' proBt
dunts showed that excellent work
has been accomplished in the var
ious eommunitleH.' 1 1 -
In the absence of Mrs. V. J. Mi-
celll, county director of fah-s and
exhibits, a number of leaflets und
bloUera wore distributed at tho
LookinRfSlaas and Canyoftvilld fair
alo a demonstration was display
ed showing the- quantity of food
that can be bought for tho 1 price
of u quart of beer, which included
a loaf of bread, can of beana, one
quart of milk und five efigW. -Mrs.
A.-C. Marstors, director of litera-
lure, gave her import and recOin;
iMonded that 'a yearly budget' of
piourams for liieetlngB of the lo
cal union be procured. Mrs. S.
Kaynor Smith 1 save . the"nbont!de
prayer, followed hyi a most enjoy
able covered diah luncheon in the
church dinlug'room. ... . i-i
Speakers at the luncheon- Includ
ed C. M. Pase, Mrs. Kred Fisher
and jMih. C. A. Chainbeiiin.
hi the afternoon Hev. -Mr. ulea-
toti conducted the devotionals and
Hpoke on the1 life of the -Apo.Htle
Paul and took as hts text, "1 Glory
in the Cross of Christ" Mrs. El
mer McKenn introduced the presi
dent of the Loyal Temperance, "le
sion, followed by a churinlng m
lotnime. of the song, "Jesiis Loves
Me," presented by a group of 1 it-.
tie, girls of tho U T. h.
Mrs. Smiley from Indiana was
introduced and gave on interesting
talk on the -dangers of alcoholiBin.
Klottion of officers was held
nnd includes Mrs. Ackert, pre si
lent; Mrs. Ira Hankin, vice-presi-
deut; Mrs. . C. ' A. Chamberlln,. re
cording secretary; Mrs. Ira Ran
kin, corresponding secretary! Mrs.
V. J. Mlcelll, treasurer.
The meeting closed with the
benediction given by Mrs. Hankin.
. it
ALICE SEILON MARRIES .
RALPH BAILEY AT CHURCH .
SERVICE IN EUGENE
Mini- Alice Selion, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Seilon, of Ku-
gene, anil Ralph 13. Halley, of Port
land, sou of Mr, and Mrs.- J- .
Uaileyt were married at a .lovely
ceremony at the United Lutheran
church in Eugene .Sunday, August
1. Hev, h S. Beistel performed
Lli A ceremony.
The bride .was attended ny Miss
Ktjielyn Heilon, of Portland, a-sls-teii
Ralph Hemke, of Vancouver,
W'Sh., acted an best man to the
brUlgexrooin, and Uean and Paul
IJeWtel were usheiB. Preceding the
ceifumony Dean Scott Vang land
Mrpl O. P. Nordling played the
weeding music. .
Following the ceremony a recen
)tif was held at the homo of the.
tlojj was held . if t the homo ot . t)ie,lnUJj 'Metedlth rthd. the "hostesses,
brnie's parents. Mrs. Howard tJail-
eyj(lor Portland, poured, and Miss
Mel ('ii Waterman, Miss Elizabeth
Johnson and Mrs. Maurice Fland
ers1 1 served.
ir.r. and Mis. Bailey left on a
wottdlng trip to Victoria, B. C, and
wllli later go to Portland to make
their home. ,
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MIS. PARRINGTON is
HONORED AT INFORMAL
BRIDGE PARTY SATURDAY
Mrs. J. R. Fnrrlngtun, of The
Dalles, was complimented at a de
lightful Informal bridge parly Sat
urday evening at the attractive
home of Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Shoe
maker tn East Lane street, when
Alts, Shoemaker and Mrs. Fred
Hamilton entertained.
Contract bridge wns enjoyed dur
ing. the evening by Mrs. Fa it In g
loii. Mrs. A. J. Hochntdel. Mrs. Ray
I. Freeman, Mrs Warren Prlggsf
Mrs, K, (.). KicUU, Mias Ileus Whar-
ton nhd Mrs. Shoemaker and Mrs.
Hamilton. The . prize for the ?ve
nine's high score whs Won hy Mis.
Hot'hradel. Luter the hostesses
served lovely refreshments.
Mra, Farrfngton . and her, two
daughters, Helen Jaho and Su
mnne, are house guctitu of the fnr-i
mer'H two rioters, Mrsi A. J. Iloeh-'
radil and Mrs. I lay J, Freeman, at
the Hnchradnl -home on Vltita ave
line. The Faningtonj formerly re
sided in Roseburg.
PAUL FUNKHOUSER '
CELEBRATES SIXTH
BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY
Paul iMinkhouser. known to his
friends as ".More Paul." eelebrated
his' .'sixth hirthday anniversary at
a delightful noon plenie on the
.North l.'mpfiua Tuesday, which was
enjiiyed tiy thrt guest of honmt mid
Allien and .lathes Knudtfon. Murj-:
Margaret nnd t Jane Kllsworth..
Charles I'odson, Kay FuuklmUser,
Mi.and .Mim. .1. 11. Tnhw. Dr. flhil'
Mrs. Paul Funkhouser. Mrs, Har
risf Kllsworth, Mrs. J. K. Toles and
Mi's. Charles iHidnnn. -t -
A birthday cake was rrtt and
sorveit and gifts were presdntrd to
"More Pnul," who : demonstrated
hit"rthi1lty as a swimmer to his
gnflsts. Later the croup went -tw
tho Kunkhouser home, fbr a pleas-'
ant soelnl afternoon.
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MR. AND MRS. CAMPBELL '.
GIVEN CHARIVARI BY v
FRIENDS MONDAY HVENlNfl.
S kud Mrs. Waldo Campbell.
who wore tfMvnilj married ami
hiiye now returned to Ro.oluric to
make tholr hmiif on Mill street,
worn charivarlis! ny tltu' enpWSf
of the Hansen .Motor company
Mehidur evening. Following tho
charivari Mr. and .Sirs, CumphH!
eiiiertnineil the nmiip at CHiPpt
Tavern. Mr. Campbell was for
merly Mis.i lifiie Cooney.
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INFORMAL EVENING 16 : ' '
ENJOYED AT KENT v.
CAMP ON W EDN ESOA Y
Mr. ami Mrs. A. K. Kent, who
me rnjolng the summer at their
place on Hie North J'niiKji!. had
ashlr gliosis for Wednroilav vi
utiftj. Mr. and Mrs. .r. K; Wlufitort
4J loJii Bill, nnd Mr.' ttml-ittr
Harry Black nud ou. Uuiloto.-
. Romance Links
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- - Jcanotto MacDonalil If JggWmit 1
Ocn Raymond f tlJjft'M'rA
Two of the most popular of Hollywood stars cast themselves In new
roles when Jeanette MacDonald and Gene Raymond announced their
" engagement and plana' to wed within the next month. ,
TED BENEDICT ,IS . , , ;
HONORED AT ENJOVaBLE .
WEINER ROAST SUNDAY . ..
Miss Grace Lady and Mimi Lil
lian Thompson entertained .the
younger set of Dlllard at a very
enjoyable weilier roast last Sun
day at Dlllard in honor of Ted
Denedicl, who left Monday after
noon tor his home in California.
Ho has spent the summer months
vlsitini; his father, T. M., Benedict,
prominent Dlllard resident.
Campfire discussion was the
main diversion ot" .the evening.
MarKhniiillowB and weiners were
roasted and watermelon was also
served. .
Mr. and Mri: Luther lcllison-and
Floyd MI118K .'.chaperoned " the
group which' included Ted "Belle"
diet, gumt of" -honor; -Julia- Luu
rance, Wllma tlurke, Clweneth bau
runce, Eileen Kleist, Barbara Lau
rance, Kenneth Ellison, Monty Da
vidson, Junior Kice, Earl Oakley,
tl I'. !.imrnnce. Lester Williams.
urace ljauy ana l,iihhu ihuiuij
son. ' ...!
JOB'S DAUGHTERS
PICNIC 13 DELIGHTFUL
AFFAIR OF THURSDAY
Koseburg Bethel No. 8 of Job's
Daughters held a delightful sin
o'clock picnic supper at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. VV. E. Ott on Ihe
North Umpqua Tuesday evening.
About fifty were present. Swim
ming was enjoyed during the eve
ning. On behalf of tho Bethel, Miss
Eugenia Virdon, honored queen,
presented glfis to Miss Shirley
Mao Bruun, who Is leaving to
morrow lor Sun Francisco to at
tend business college, and lo Miss
Eleanor Entler for her work in the
Bethel.
Miss Daphne Hughes, who is
hero visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Washington Hughes, during
the summer, gave a very Interest
ing talk on gills' vocations.
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BIBLE CLASS H A3
ENJOYABLE POTLUCK
SUPPER AT "THE BEES"
'flic Bees, 'similiter plnce. of tin-,
bur hlothcrs on tlie Nnrlh t'.llip
iiui, was hV. wuo of a delight'il
slx-thlrly o'clock polluck supper
partv Thursdiiy evening Riven by
Hie 'members ot the John Wesley
Bllile class of the Methodist Epis
copal church Hi honor -Mr. and
Mis. D. E, Hrnninh on their Iwen-l-tlilrd
wedding anniversary.
' A beautiful gifl was pieseiftcd
lo Mr. and Mrs. llPiiuish by-J. K.
McCliiiioiJi. class teacher, on be
half of -I lie members. Games unci
veiling wore enjoyed following the
supper. Sixty-lhrae were present
for the utfaii'. .. .
S,,. lb A.T.) .";. )f .
,,Mrrn CADTV AT
ENJ0Vtrt''TlffiSpAY-V.. ;; K ol
tlimoillis .Miss Shlllcy Mne
Bruiiti. Who .Is leuvlug tomorrow
for '.San ,1'ralKisw to enter, busi
ness cnlliige, a delightful slumber
partv was enjoyed Tuesday at
"The llees."' suipmer en hip of Mi
liar, Brothers ou the , North' I'nip
nua, In the morning Miss liny Unbar
i ntertujiHMl.tlui group 'ut a delight
ful lueakfust. Covers, were placed
fnr'MlsH llriinn. guest of honor,
llss EiiK.'uia yii.leu. Miss Adah
a(.'. Tliihl ' Ml.. V.llr.liheth Catmv
tiellt Miss Mary Ellen Iwiby. Miss j
Itiwtyjano Dlxnn. Miss Fanny 'l.ilj
Wlnitierly'. Miss Eleanor- Entler!
and .Miss Gay llulinr. ' !
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COUNTRY-CLUB TO ' Ji' V "!
HAVE OANCINQ PARTY I
NEXT TUESOAY NIQHT
All ntembcffl .of the llnsehurt! !
Country club and- their Invited1
mri'Sta hrtve been asked to enjoy a .
nuy delightful darning parly to be'
hcl.l al nine oT-Wk next Tuesday
nM'hlnit. Sepiember-l.-at the club-;
house. !-;... i. i
An orchestra hss been enmtuc.l i
to play fur the dunce and a most I
enjuvabb' evening has been nf-1
ransedi The tbntnilltt. in Irbhrt. i
of the dntlCw includes MIS Helen
t'atry lul Mrs I'ltll llnrtn. Joint i
Chaittnlii'ttMt4iidell by. Mrs. Gonlun'
Hlbbs and Mrs. Pea-y Webb Jr. I
V4yk
Film Celebrities
GQRTHY FAMILY HOLDS
REUNION FOR FIRST
TlfvIE IN SIXTEEN YEARS
The Gorthy family hold Its first
reunion in sixteen years . Simuuy,
when tUjB.merabera of -th.-J.- F.
Oorthy clan, with the exception of
ons son, Clarence, formerly, of this
city and now of Leal. North Da
kota, gathered tb surpiTse"the for
mer at the Clinton Gorthy home on
Umpqua avouue.- J. F.. Gorthy re
cently moved to tho llohie of . hlB
soj on rmpqLa avenue on account
of poor health. He formerly resid
ed on Ballt street.
Those enjoying the day with J.
,.F. .Uorthy besides Mr. and Mrs.
Clinton' Gorthy and children, Doris,
Vora May. and Jack; were Mrs. J.
0..Fossen. and son, -Cecil, of Lan
caster,' Winn;,. Mrs. Jick Andraleff,
Koseburg, Mr. . and Mrs Robert
Gorthy and - children, Evelyn, Viv
ian and Juries, of Wendllng, Ore.,
'and Mr., and Mi-b. Earl .Long aiid
daughter, Nurb..le .4, of Portlcind.
rs. iFoasL'ihvf'toim'er'y of this
city, left tore, -lit She .has
been spending, the past two winks
here renewing old acquaintances.
aim visiting ..-relatives. B'..e was
formerly. Miss Mary Gorthyi.
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D. OF U. V! OF
CIVIL WAR TO MEET
TONIGHT. AT: BENEDlbKS
Florence. Nightingale Tent No.
15. Daughters of Union Veterans of
the CivlJ War, 1S01-1SC5, will meet
at T.-30 o'clock tonight, Auiust 28,
Lit the home of Mrs. Karl Benedick
in- v est Hoseburg. All mombors
are urged to be present. . .
county roadVa'troLmen
and families to hold
picnic sunday at park
All Douglas - county road pa
trolmen and their families huvo
been Invited to eiijoy.the noon pic
nic dinner Y6 lie held at Umpqua
Park Kiinday. August 31).
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C. H. AND R. CLUB -
TO MEET NEXT
THURSDAY EVENING
The f. H. and R. club will meet
liefct Thursday evening,' Hcptem
her' 3. at Ihe home nf Mrs. Ben
HulliuH on Oobb sheet. - All mom
ber?i ni-p urgi'il t-o be prescn I.
$1
OPENING SEPT. 1
Roseburg Studio
of
Music and Art
KOHLHAGEN BLDG.
Complete courses offered in
' Piano
Melody Way Class nnd
Popular
Voice:...... !
'Violin.:
' Saxophone and Clarinet
AccoVdion
Dancin3, Private and Class
Dramatic Art.;..
Kindergarten
ENROLL NOW
Classes start Sept. 14
COUNTRY jCLUa LADIES. ; .
ENJOY THURSDAY AT
THE CLUB HOUSE '".' "J "
The ladlesi of the Hojclmrg
Country club enjoyed the second
play of the. annual, championship...
golf tournament at the club Thurs
day morning. Mrs. II: f. Stearns
was low for the morning's golf.
Jext Thursday will be tho tiual
play of the tournanieut.
Swimming was onjoyed and at
noon a driving contest was held
w.th Mrs. Kenneth Quiue winning
for the first flight and Mrs. M. h.
Oaney winning the second flight.
At noon potluck luncheon waa
enjoved by Mrs. Joseph Cawlhorn,
of San Francisco. Mra. Torcy Webb
of Klamath Falls, and Mrs. Hazol
Dixon, guests, and Mr, J. F. Dll
lard and daughters, Charlotte Lee
and Jeanne Frances, Mies' Helen
Casey, Mrs, 11. Casey, Mrs. W. B.
Ott, Mrs. Gordon Hlbbs, Mrs. M.
L. Gancy, Mrs. Kenneth Quiue,
Mrs. J. M. Judd, Mrs. H. C.
Stearns and daughter, Miss Mad
lyn, Mrs. Frank Coen, Mrs. J. E.
Marks, Mrs. Ivan Pickens, Mrs.
Phil Harth and Mrs. H. D. Bridges.
In the absence of the captain,
Mrs. Bridges, who is sub-captain,
co.iductcd tho business seiisiou and
plans were announced for the danc
ing party lo bo held at the club
house next Tuesday night, Sep
tember 1, at nine o'clock which
all members of the Hoseburg .
Country club and their Invited
guests have been asked to enjoy.
Miss Helen Catoy and Mrs. Phil
Harth, Joint chairmen of tho nffulr,
are being assisted In making ar
rangements by Mra. Gordon Hlbbs
.inu Mi's, Percy Webb, Jr.
Cuntraot bridge was the diver
sion of the afternoon hours with ..
Mrs. H. C. Hi emus winning the
prize for high B .ore.
MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER
PARTY GIVEN IN HONOR
OF NETA FERN FLETCHER
A very delightful miscellaneous
shower parly in honor of Miss
Neta Fern Fletcher was hold Tues
day at the Clay Smith home at
Winston with Miss Elizabeth Mar
tin and Mrs. Earl Smith noting as
Joint hostesses.
Games were enjoyed nnd many
lovely gifts were presented to Miss
Fletcher. Later delicious refresh
ments were served to the guest of
honor and Mrs. T. Fletcher. Mrs.
A. Martin, Mrs. S. A. Hoser, Mrs.
W, C. Winston, Mrs. Ah Wee, Mra.
Alton Wee, Mrs. W. Persoili Mrs.
R. D. Kleist, Mrs. B. Burks, Mrs.
H. Bilker, Mrs. E. Baker, Mrs. H,
Eddy, Mrs. M. Brueker, Mrs. Clay'
Smith, Mrs, H. Solnicka, Mrs. L.
Ellison, Mrs. K. Saunders, Mrs. O.
M. Hopplo, Mrs, M. Wlekel, Mrs.
K. Ronk, Mrs. Edith Bond, E.
Stanley, Mrs. L. Gourey, Mrs.
Blake, Carol Carnes, Iris Itlce, Ber-ni.-e
Miller, Florence Meredith, Ag
nes Hook, Beverly and Virginia
Winston, Lena and Marguerite
Martin, Florence Morris, Blaine
Hoffmelstor, Patty Diirclt, Frieda
and Dora Mae Fletcher, Genevieve
and Jessie Blake, Patricia Ann
Ronk, Itnsa Lee Jennings, Lillian
Thompson, Grace Lady, Eileen
Kleist, Wllma Burks, Elizabeth
Martin and Mra. Earl Smith.
: iMJrs Neta Fern Fletcher,' (laugh-'''
tor of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fletch
er, ot Brockway, will becol io this
bride or Fred August Martin, .Sun
day, August 30. Mr. Martin Is a
son of Mr. nnd .Mrs. August Mar
tin of Winston.
FINAL PLAy" OF ANNUAL
CHAMPIONSHIP CUP
TOURNAMENT NEXT WEEK
The filial play of the Lady Golf
ers annual championship cup tour
nament will be played liext Thurs
day morning at 8:30 o'clock at the
club house.
Coifing will be followed by
.swimming and a noon potluck
luncheon. The weekly bridge tour
nament play will be enjoyed lu the
afternoon.
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CHARMING DANCING PARTY
TO BE GIVEN AT COUNTRY
CLUB NEXT TUESDAY NIGHT
Every member of the Hoseburg
Country club and their Invited
guests havo been asked to enjoy
a charming dancing party lo bo
held at the club house next Tuos
dav evening. September 1.
Miss Helen Casey and Mrs. l'hll
Harth, chairmen, assisted by Mrs.
Gordon Hlbbs and Mrs. Percy
(Contniucd nn page 3.)
Private
Dorothy Lander
Marybclle Beckley
Marian Ballard
Buford Roach
Fred Dallas
Louis Kramer
Mildred Jenkins
Ruth McMasters
..Lander and Ballard