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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON, SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 21, 1936.
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By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER
Social Calendar
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biuuui y y uki mil, biwuiui
f Aim. . S. Buiicioft, I'lioenix, for
merly uismia Hucreiury oi mi8
Hi o miry soeiuty, will bo Speaker.
All iiilsuionury societies especlul
ly Invited us well an the general
public.
Monday, November 23
Thimble club ulturnoon meeting
at home of Mm. Anna iJowell.
University Kymi'bony orchestra
concert at Eugene Willi Jr. Julin
Lamlsbury an noloiat. Tickets here
ju charge of Mm. Limn us A. Brand,
Nou-ueno mi national 111 bio Htucly
cluss, taught by Dr. K. u Dunn
to meet at 7:45 o'clock m dining
hull of Douglus hotel. Public in
vited,
JJ. P. W. C. rugulur meeting at
eight o clock lu evening at Worn
un'a club. "Continuing Education
for All. ' Verlie Tracy, Althea Car
away and Lillian ltocher In charge.
Tueiday November 24
Inter-tie Hludy club 1:15 o'clock
luncbeou at dome of Aim. karl Ull
rich on toniinerclal avenue.
liebekah regular business meet
lug at 7:30 In evening ut 1. O. Jj
t Hall. Election of otricers,
Evergreeu Jlome Economics club
meeting at home of Mm. Cyril
jwcnols. i'olluck luncheon utuoou,
Choral club practice meeting at
lu a. m. at Koaeuurg Music and
Art studio under direction of Mrs.
Ailriain ilallard.
Patrick W. Kelley auxiliary to
V. F. W. to moot ut two o'clock
at velerann adminlstratlou bar
racks for the semi-monthly card
play. All members are urged to be
present,
Job'a DaiiRhtem bethel and coun
cil six o clock turkey dinner ut
Masonic temple with Mrs. A. J,
Young, grand guardian of Oregon
present to make her official vlHit.
All 'persons affiliated with Mason-
c Oldens are Invited.
Thursday, November 26
Annual 13. J. W. C. Thunksglv
ng hull at armory. Public Invited
Friday, November 27
Hewing club 1:30 o'clock dessert'
luncheon ut home of Mrs. C. 11.
Thurston, Jr.. In Luurnlwood.
11. E. O. club afternoon meeting
at home of Mrs. Clifton Hooper on
jmmary avenue.
All day meeting of Itivm-Bilule
Home Economics club al hall. Pol
,iuek noon luncheon.
Hylinon Valley afternoon club
meeting at home of Mrs. W. Hull
iorf.
Voiiths Temperance Council
meeting at 7::;o In evening ut 215
tast i-uno street.
P. N. O. club evening meeting
at Woman n club building with
Mrs. lie) In Htcplienson, Mrs. Clara
Hunt, Mrs. J .u el In cllngenpeel and
JUrs. Mai'garet Awuerutl, luiHtesses.
Country club ladies lo meet ut
10 'a. m. at club for contract
bridge tournament. Pntluck lunch
eon ut noon. Coifing lit ufteruoon
If weuther permits,
' Saturday, November 28
Evergreen Home Economics club
food sale In 1'armlt building on
Nor 111 Jurkson street.
MplHcopul Clulld buzttnr of Inex
pensive Christmas gifts at the
Seaward furniture store on Cuss
gtrei't entrance.
December 3
l'lenbytPiiHii ladles Aid annual
buzuur lu basement of the church.
December 4-6
Woman's council or First Chris
tian church annual Christmas ba
Kuar. December 12
Eveinreen Home Economics club
ChilHtmus bazaar,
. fjii 4jt
JUNIOR WOMAN'S CLUB
HAS ANNUAL THANKSGIVING
PINNER MONDAY EVENING
The Junior Woman's club held
lis. annual slxihtity o'clock
1 hankHglvhig dinner .Monday ve
il lug at tho clubhouse. The aflalr
Was very enjoyable and una at
tended by a large number.
Mrs. Clarence Dunhtp wns gen
crul chairman, asMMed hv Mis.
Clifford Smith. Mrs. William I'n-l-ath.
Mrs. 1. .M. Huiiii. Miss Hever
ly Wood, Mitts Carmel Newland
in mI MIks Margaret I linen,
Two long tallies, beautifully dec
orated with Utthletl red tapers and
t olorlul inn pie leaves, were used
to seat the gucM. ( overs were
Jdaced for Mrs. William I'liraih,
juosldent, Mrs. iKrank Roadman,
J!iH. Iteuliiald Eisklue, Mix. lles
tou dross, Mm. Adrian Ho mm,
Mrs. Victor Noel, Mrs. Peter Nnnh,
Mrs. Clllford Snillh. Mrs. Cliirence
3)iinlap, Mrs. Prank lot.n. Mrs.
Waldo Campbell, Mm. 1. M. lUnm.
Mrs. Leonard Loeiterle, Mrs. Lou in
K. lies, M i h. I (avid Hess, M rs.
J.mlla CliiiKenpeel, Ml mm Helen
Cobb, Mlns Axllie Kmklne, Mtus
lildred ,U Uiuthlln, Miss llmio
tliy Herman, Miss Iletly Stark,
Miss Virginia (lurnee. Miss Jean
Crist, Minn Helen Woodruff, Minn
Jlrvorly Wood, Miss Virginia
French, Miss Hniteae IMmi-an.
Mim Murftaret lllnes. Miss Cnnnel
Jewlnnd, MIhw Loi.t ItviiiK, ,hf
iima llune.ihark. MInS Nadtue
Plnkeiion. Mis Jam (Jillueaiii,
MIsh Kan-n l.ntxen, Ml lletneatn
Slrvensnn, Mies Crystal Itydell,
Mlfs Ueomla Kiuery. Mlfs Irene
TaVlor, Miss ldn Hatiiild. Miss
Mfwlilh'Jftiklns. Miss Itutli'lloov
cr juid Miss Uuih Ketstmer.
An iufnrniiil social evening fol
lowed Hip dlnurr ami icKiilar an
Iiouurrmtmts.
The next meeting will be held
til g o'clork nl the rlnhhouse the
eviMlinc of Detemher 7, wllh MIsh
3tuth lliMivrr In t hare nf (he pro
(iram on "Tin Anietlenn Home."
vblcb will . follow the regular
business busslou.
Endowment TedHeldbyRoseburg
WomanCtubJEntertains Larg e
SumberflttMasic andTArt Studio
The IiuKi'nt and iiiohI succeasful
uiHlowment birlhduy tea to 1)0 en
joyed liy (lie KoebuiK UmiiHll'i
dull wuh a very charmi'i afl:il
I'ueHday u(tei-n(iOii at t:io Jloee
burg .Mualu and Art studio.
Mrs. J. K. Ulilard and Mm. Scott
Wllliann were joint chairmen of
lliu dellKhiful ul lair, amiisted by
ineiuberB of the club whose birtli
daya occurred between June and
November.
The room wa beautifully deco
rated wltb lame bouuueta of col
orful berry aprays and greenery.
Mm. f. A. llurd, .Mm. J. A. Hurl
and Mm. liruce Mellla hud cliai'Ke
of the decorutlona. dealing of the
guetiia waa in cbarKe of Mm. Ituy
s. 1'etrequln and Mm. I'. A. l lclila.
Mra. Clyde tJaratens and Mra. liar
lie Mouth were in charge of reg
istration.
Mra. W. M. Campbell, Mm. Wal
ter Fiaher, Mm. Hcotl Wllllaiua,
Mra. O. VV. by Inn, Mra. Karl Ull
rich, Alia. Bi'illiu i'arrott, Alra. It.
IvolilhuKen, Br., Mra. C. 11. Ualley,
Mra. i-'oHter Buluer, Mra. A. C,
Marstera, Mrs. Thomiia l'alklnnon
and Alia. William Bell received
the gueals.
Airs. W. M. Campbell, president,
graciously presided and Introduced
the roll-call speakers Including:
Airs. E. K Tandy, "Hoatess
Ideas;" Alls. C. E. Hoberta, ' Inter
national Relations;" Airs. Paul
Warren, "Vocabulary," and Allsa
Janet Moffat, who spoke on pub
lic Health tot- Airs. U. V. Wlnilior
ly. Airs. Cumpbell made announce
ments Including the announce
ment of National Dook week and
the opening of the children's room
and atory hour at tho itusehurg
library. Anyone having chlldren'a
chairs or stools, who would care
to donate them to this room, hus
been asked to get in touch with
Mrs. O. V. Wlmherly.
Alias Union Casey, piogritin
chairman, presented the first net
of "Mra. Wlggs of the Cabbage
ratch," which Included the fol
lowing In the cast; Miss Cnsey,
Mrs. genu Williams. Mra. Kdwin
U. Young. Mrs. I'uul Warren. Airs.
Homer tlrow, Mrs. A. 11. Taylor,
Mrs. 10. u. KohlhaKou, Alts. 1'aul
Jonklna, Mrs. K. L. Knapp, Alitster
Hilly Wuirou, Mrs, 1J. W. Hilda-
nuugli. . litis, H. Zachurlscn, Airs.
Dorothy Iantler. .Mrs. Al. U. lllch-
aids, Airs. W. Al. Campbell, Alra.
Thomas Parkinson, Airs. J. 11.
Foley, Mrs. I.. KolilhiiKen, 8r., and
Mrs. Frederick J. l'olter.
Allss Casey naa hlahly coninll-
meiited at the close of the pluy
for her presentation of- the enter
tainment.
At the cloBe of the play, leu
was served by the hostesses. The
tea waa In vlutmo of Alts. H. v.
lantly, who is prominently known
for her unusual and artistic deco
rating moilt.
lliu table, covered by a wine
nil silver lame cloth, was placed
aguinst the twill. At the back of
lhe tulilu were the tall lighted
I'd tapers in crystal huldera, while
he centerpiece was a silver bowl
llled with shiny silver flowers.
sparkling silver-covered fruits and
encircled by glittering silvered
bulls. Mrs. W. M, Campbell, Mrs.
W. K. OH. Mra. A. C. .MaiHlers ami
jus. minimi Hell alternated at
lie lea tulile. Airs. Ileriha 1'iirioti
hud clmige of the lea and Airs.
C. II. Ilailey nnd Alts. Luella
Cllngelipeel had charge of the ent
ice. Airs. William Hell and Mrs.
14. 1.. Knapp were In chaixe of the
ookles.
Those enjoying the chut mine nr.
fair Included Alia. V.
bell, Mrs. K. F. Tamly, Mrs. Al. A.
Aims, Airs, (itiitia K. Ashlon. Alts.
Mary F. Hauling, Alia. C. II. Hall-
)'. .Mi. I'. II. Jiiraensen. Mrs. L.
B. Skinner, Mrs. W. C. Winston,
Mrs. E. L. Knapp, Airs. Dorothy
Lander, Airs. Lynn liecaiey, Airs.
U. Casey, Aiiss Helen Casey, Airs.
J. K. 'loles. Airs, scott Williams,
Airs. J. F. Ulilard, A1rs. Fred A
Knight, Alts. T. 11. Hecves, Mrs.
R A. Hurd, Airs. Edwin O. Youue.
Airs. Al. It. Kichards, Airs. Harrie
Hooth, Alra. E. O. Kohlhagen, M
Clyde Carstens, Alra. C. D. Cannon.
Alts. E. J. Hchrlmpf, Alra. Grant
usnoru, Mrs. u. ai. Church, Alra.
roster Burner, Airs. Lymon But
ner, Airs. Koy Bellows. Airs. L.
Hoiiinugen, tr., Alts, Ueorge Al
Brown, Airs. Harry Thompson,
Mrs. I'aul Warren, Airs. William
Bell, Alia. A. J. Ueddea, Mrs. 11. c,
Darby, Alra. H. A. Winston, Airs,
U. W. Syian, Airs. J. A. Hart, Alra,
U. A. Johnson, Alra. Franklyn
Voyt, Mrs. Clair K. Allen, Alia. 1'.
Al. Lee, Alra. 1). O. Clark. Alra. L.
Houie, Airs. C. O. terrier. Alts.
IS. A. 1'ettey, Airs. Walter Fisher,
Alia. 1). 11. Lenox, Mrs. A. C. Mar's
tors, Airs. 0. A. JSd wards, Aire,
Alice AlcCurdy, Mrs. L. F. Heizett
aieiu. Airs. J. p. Alotschelibacliei
Mra. Bruce Elliott, Airs. A. A. Wil
der, Airs. Lena AlcElhlnny, Airs,
It. H. Urinstead, Mrs. Albert Alicel
li, Airs. s. Haynor Smith, Airs. C.
E. Lyne, Airs. K. 1J. Lytle, Mrs. C.
Al. o'Aialley, Mrs. L. A. Coe, Airs.
Wallace Uobertsou. Aim. I.eHe
cuninungs, Airs. L. L. Wlmherly.
.uisn rruiices iiowen, Mrs. ueorge
Koiillmgen, Aire. F. W. Benson of
Salem, Alia. C. E. HoherlK. Mm
L. A. Ulilard, Mra. 1''. L. Crltten-
ueu, Mrs. UeoiRO K. Ouine. Alia.
U. V. Wimberly, Allss Janet Mof-
iui, airs, j-aui I'arson, Mrs. A. F
jiuniot, una. peter Cruniniett.
.1118. llolblOok. Alls. L. E. (Inml
bourn, Airs. M. F. Mlddleburg, Airs.
ii. u. uainricK, Alra. J. E. AicCI n-
lock, Alra. O. Al. Nlcholua, Alias
uioiiu i,angenoerg, Alra. 13. It
Aiaddox, Alia. Al. L. uanoy, Mm
Lee lliigan, Airs. Walter liercher,
Mrs. Chester Hercher, Airs. A. J
Ellison, Airs. Ueorge Jones, Airs,
li. F. English, Mrs. u. Bartell, Alra,
Earl Ullrich, Alra. W. E. on. Mi
Miriam Ballard. Airs. A. W. Baum,
miss iiu iauoucn, Mrs. L. w. Hum,
MIS. li. C. Ctllll'ch. Alra. I'srrv
tmiiiii, iMi-n. r. a. fields, Airs. Ore
weiaer, Mra, it. L. Wkinplo, Airs.
Al. Lilly, Mra, .Claude Baker,
Mrs. Hums Ellsworth. Airs. Paul
ruiiKiiouser, Airs. J. U. Osboru,
mis. carl Wlmberlv. Ali. sm,-.
lies, Mrs. It. H. vVHson. Airs. Cm-.
ter siepheusou, Airs. W. Al. Ale-
p.ucnern. aim. E. A. I'nul M,-
frank iiiafiansoii, Alra.- liui-old
Bellows. Airs. L. A. Wells, Airs.
i'. r. uuseniiark. aii-r. n a n,,u.
enbnrk, Airs. Ueorge AlcBeo, Alra,
J. ti. Stephenson, Alls. Joe Jilos
ser, Mrs. Cluytou Negley, Mi5. W.
v. Asncriui, Airs. A. u. Hawn,
mib. ,uiier iainu elon. mi-m. o. h
Walzlg, Airs. J. C. Hume. Alra'
I'linnie AlcKinney, Airs. Warren
llllggs, Airs. Allliiir Cluilin M,-
j. u. roiey. Alls, Bay S. PetrtHiulii
-Mra. Henna J'atroil, Alts. Bruce
.ileitis, Airs. Homer Urow, Alls. A.
u. ruyior. Alra. ll. Kui-liut-i.n
Alls. ll. W. Itlllluhaiiirli Mra
Thomiis Parkinson and Airs. Fred-
erica j, I'ortttr,
the olllccia of the club are
specially appreciative lo evei-v
oinmlitee working on this annual
all birthday tea. which
be such a success and enlovnhln
Ullllll ,
Tho next recolur meitliiir will
be a one-thirty o'clock desBert-
iiiiichenn ut tiui clubhouse with
Mrs. -T. O. Watson as chairman oi
lhe program on "The American
lloino." nnd will Ads. Thomas
Parkinson uud Airs. Will 11. tier-
leisen, joint chairmen, mi, I Mm
.1. H. Foley and Airs. Albert Alicel-
ll. Hostesses. T. luneliliK will he
neni iieceinliei I.
MRS. SEBRING IS
COMPLIMENTED ON
BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY ,
Mrs. R M. Hebrlna was ilellahl.
ally surprised at her home on
piim avenue, Wednesday afler-
iioon. No ber l)i. when a group
called to honor her on
he occasion of her MHh hlnhihiv
anniversary. The occasion also
mplltncnlid Miss Mi Si.hil,,.
"hose bin Inlay was lhe following
ilay. A shower of blllhilsv
nnd many lovely Kilts were pre
setiiril to Mrs. Mehriiig and her
iliiinthter. The aflernmin was
Pleasantly spent n sewing, coll
vcixittmu ami nuistc.
Two ilvlhiniia cakes pivnellti'd
lo Airs. Sibling by Airs. J. 1). os
tium and Airs. J. R Inllsnl wen'
'in ami served to the guests by
l"r two daughters. Alia. Mary
Dlllaril and ,ii, ,ny Subrlng.
Sanilwlclies, salad anil coffee were
ulo served.
Those enjoying lhe occasion
were Mesiliiines J. I. Oshorn. J.
Wcslo Newlaml. Ktta Alihott.
Ilwirae Cluck. Ove Lailmen. Karl
lleliedlik. Wllllnin .Mull, iHihel
Weill.. Kred Miller. Algle IHWKI
Waller I'llull K. A. Id il tun. John
Whnlcn. Lliiun limb,, (iladvs
lllllke, l.oiuile .1. Homier, W. A
I.IHIR. Maiv I illliuil. Fred Arllnir,
I'. M. Hlleruall. Herlnide SebrhiK.
Helta Wrisht. Win. It. Aiideisun.
.leanuctle Tailor, mid the Misses
Maliel Seining and shltlcv I'lurk.
Mrs. Selillna. wlmae luuldeli
name was Hi-rirlide slmlu. was
horn In Inilliins. the duuuhter tit
Asbuiy and Kllsa Sliulir.. In IM'.I.
al th age of 11 years, she crossed
lhe plains with her parents from
Illinois and settled In Hnllns,
Polk ruillily. Oregon. She has llv'
d a loiu, iit-eful snl itiiiie lite,
and al the uge ol four score )ear
and nine enjoys excellent health.
She Is a lover of Hon era and when
she Is not occupied with house
hold tasks ttevotos much of nor
time to caring lor her garden nnd
bruillllul potted plains.
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LOVELY SHOWER PARTY
GIVEN MRS. PALM AT
STARK HOME THURSDAY
Mrt. William Stark and her
duiwhtcr, Allss Hetty, entirtnlned
nl their home on North JhcIlsoii
street Thursday evening with a
lovely shower party honoring Alra.
Clyde Palm. A beautiful hasslnctte
filled with lovely glus was pre
sented lo .Mrs. Palm.
.Monopoly ami visiting were en
Joyed during tho i veiling. Ijiter
Mrs. stark and Atlss llctiy served
delicious rlreslli..enls lo Mrs.
Palm, guest of honor, Mra. Isnu.
Mrs. F.iigono Palm, Mra. Hen Piiliu.
Airs. Tlomas, Airs. J. y. .Mellon
aid. Mrs. Elsie Williams, Mrs.
Ueorge Frew, Mra. Clllford Smith.
Mis. Everett Tealer, Mln Virginia
Uitruee. Miss .line Jones and Allss
Helen McDonald.
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INTER. SE STUDY
CLUB TO MEET AT
LUNCHEON NEXT TUESDAY
The InlerSe Sillily club will
meet in , : is o'cloi k luncheon
next Tuesday at lhe home of Airs,
Kail I lliich on Vnimcrrlnl ave
nue. All members are most cor
dially united,
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SEWINO CLUB TO
MEET NEXT FRIDAY
Airs. r. II, Thurston Jr., has In
vited the members of lhe Friday
Sewitia eluh lo a 1:30 o'clock des-sei-t-hiiicliioii
at her home In l.u
ndiiood next Friday, .Soveuiber
ART AND EMBROIDERY
CLUB MEETS FRIDAY
AT SHOEMAKER HOME
The ftoieburg Art and Embroid
ery club met at the S. J. Shoemak
er home on East Lane street with
Airs. If. F. Snyder very gracious
ly acting a hostels.
Mrs. J. R Byrd, vice president,
conducted the business meeting,
which waa followed by games and
visiting. Airs. Minnie Cox and Mrs,
Ellen Cornell received many love
ly gifts from the group honoring
their birthday anniversaries. The
birthday table was attractively
decorated with a centerpiece of
autumn foliage and berries.
Mrs. L. A. Allies and Mra. Susan
Bowman were guests of tbe day
and members present Included
Airs. J. R Byrd, Airs. Winona
Bailey, Mrs. Anna cluck, Mra.
Flora Cox, Mra. Earl Decker, Mra.
Liston Darby, Mrs. H. L. Gorbam,
Airs. Tina Hoffnielster, Mrs, -L.
W. Ingles, Mrs. Alfred Neal, Mra.
Bertha Palm. Alra. Alice Rhoads
.Mrs. J. G. Stephenson, Alra. Effie
Stufiblefield, Airs. Henry Worth
ington, Mrs. Ellen Cornell, Airs.
Alice Bradley and the hostess,
Airs. Snyder.
Mra. Snyder served lovely re
freshmenta assisted by her daugh
ter, Mrs. Miles. The next meeting
will be held December 2 at the
home of Mrs. Ingles at 20 Win
chester street.
MISSIONARY SOCIETY
MEETS AT BALDWIN
HOME ON THURSDAY
Allss Margaret Baldwin. Miss
Emma Bristol and Mrs. C. E. Rob
erta entertained the Presbyterian
.Missionary society at the formers
home Ihui-Bday afternoon.
Airs. Earl Ullrich, president. con
ducted the business meeting and
led the devolionals, with Airs. W.
L. Scott giving the missionary
prayers.
lhe program included reports
on the recent synodical meeting
neid ut Meutorc! and were given
ny Airs. w. At. campnell, Airs, c,
E. itoberts and Mrs. Earl Ullrich
At the tea hour lovely refresh
ments were served by the three
hostesses to Airs. L. u Bodle, Aire.
walBon E. Boise, Airs. D. a. Clark
Airs. W. Al. Chalmers. Airs. W. M
Campbell, Mrs. W. C. Faucette.
Airs. It. If. Urinstead, Airs. Barton
Helllwoll, Mrs. Homer Grow, Mra,
. S. Nichols, Mrs. George Sewell,
Airs. W. L. Scott. Airs. G. W,
Young, Airs. Wlcklem, Mrs. Earl
Ullrich, Airs. Thompson. Airs. E.
j. Mongers, Alra. 11. Bellows. Airs,
George Al. Brown, Airs. Bruce Mel
lla, Alra. Stephens, Airs. Compton.
Allss Alargaret Clapp and .Miss
jeuuuie cuica.
MRS. A. J. ELLISON
S HOSTESS TO BRtOGE
CLUB AT DESSERT-LUNCHEON
Airs. A. J. Ellison very gracious
ly euterlalned Her bridge c ub at
a lovely one-thirty o'clock des
sert-luncheon at her home on
East Caas street Wednesday after
noon.
An attractive lace cloth covered
the luncheon table, which was
centered by a low howl of gold-
colored chrysanthemums. Covers
were arranged lor Aliss Helen
Casey, Airs. Oeorge Jones and
Alra. Murvin Fisher, guests, and
.Mrs. P. Al. Lee. Mrs. L. Al. Lillv,
Airs. Leroy Hiait, Airs. II. H. Tur
ner, Airs. Bert Courtney, Airs.
Homer Grow. Airs. Paul Warren,
Airs. A. B. Taylor and Alra. Fred.
erlck J. Porter.
t ontrnct bridgo wns enloved
uuiing me nriernoon with AUs.
laylor winning; the prize.
MRS. E. 8. HALL IS
HOSTESS AT PARTY '
FOR MRS. C. N. LARSON
Airs. h. !-.. Hull entertained at a
lovely party Wednesday afternoon
at her home on Alilltary avenue to
compliment Airs. C. N. Larson,
who left that evening for her
nouie in uranvtue, Illinois, after
spending two months here with
her daughter, Airs. Victor Clark.
hewing and v s t nir were en lov
ed and at the tea hour Mrs. Hull
serveu lovely refreshments to
Mrs. Larson, guest of honor. Airs
Victor Clark, Airs. L. Kohlhagen,
nr.. .vira. t;. I), cannon, Alra. E. T
Nelson, Alls, Watson E. Boise
-Mrs. K. (i. Handollih. Mrs. Jnsetih
Marsters, Airs. W. Al. Campbell,
.lira. I'.iiii uniicli and Alia. Harold
uuiiowa.
MRS. W. C. PRINTZ
ENTERTAINS PAST
PRESIDENTS CLUB
Airs. . C. Prints verv gracious
ly entertained the Past Presidents
lull of Ueorge Ststuier aiixillm-v
at her home in West ltosihurg
.iioinuiy niternoon.
I he business meeting was fol
loyed by a pleasant social hour of
sewing and visiting. At the lea
hour Airs. Prints served lovely re-
Ireshmenis al a table centered In
i niLiniiiif uoiniuei oi lull How
l's ami favors. Covers were nr.
iiliged for .Mrs. W. O. ('linger, a
guest, and Airs. Hubert Wright.
Mrs. W. Long. Mrs. Percy Webb.
Sr., Mrs. S. W. Stunner. Mrs. It.
W. Itotlgeis slid Airs. Prints.
I lie next meeting w ill be Decem
ber ? at the homo of Airs. Long.
BRIDGE CLUB 18
ENTERTAINED AT
WILLIAMS HOME
Mrs. I. Wesley Williams wus a
most gracious hostess Tuesday
veiling when she enlenalneil her
bridge club at a lovely seven
'clock dessert -supper at her home.
ivers were ui-runged for Mrs. P.
,M. Is'e. .Mrs. Ernie Patterson.
.Mrs. Owen Walker. Mrs. tlnrlsnd
lies. Miss Marie and Miss ( nti-ita
l.ancnbclg. Miss Doris Jackson
mil Mrs. Williams.
High score for the evening's
rout met bridge play was won b.
Mrs. lies Willi Mrs, U-0 holding
econil ntgh. The iillisnlsllon
line wns received bv Mrs. Walker
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HOME ECONOMICS CLUB
IS ENTERTAINED
TKNMII.E, Nov. 20 - - Mrs. Vic
tor lloiiaid was hostess to Hie
Home Economics club of Tcttmtlc
range at ber home on Tllesdav.
November lo. when plans fur lhe
range work during the coming
Inter eii discussed.
The next meeting will be a
white elephant" party al Die
home of Ms. I Ion an! Ki be ou
Tuesday, IK-combcr 1,
Roteburg Couple Married 60 Years
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Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Kirk (above) have tbe distinction of having
been married tor a period of sixty years.
Both natives ot Virginia, they have made their home In Douglas
county for the past fifty years. Mr. Kirk has served as city marshal
and engaged tn the grocery business and other lines of businesa ac
tivity in this city.
Air. Kirk, who la 81 years ot age, Is a nephew ot the late Rev. J.
H. N. Bell, of Cot vallis. He was ordained an elder ot the First Presby
terian church ot Roscburg nearly fifty years ago and with his wife,
who 1b 78 years of age, haB taken a most active part in church activities.
SURPRISE PARTY GIVEN
TO MA. OLSON FRIDAY
MELROSE, Nov. 20 A very
pleasant surprise occurred Friday
eveulug when Mrs. C. Olson in
vited a group of friends to her
home to honor her husband on
his birthday anniversary.
The evening waB Biient In visit
ing and Playing cards until mid
night, when refreshments were
served by Mrs. Olson and ber
daughter, Mrs. Gordon Brace.
Those enjoying the evening with
Mr. Olson wero Air. and Mrs. John
liUBenburk, Jr., Air. and Mrs. Chas.
Brown and daughter Dolores. Mr.
nnd' Airs. T. F. Ward, Mr. and Airs.
Gunner 'Johnson, Mr. and Mrs.- C.
E. i Johnson, Air. and Airs. Jake
Thnrnberg, Air. and Mrs. Gordon
Bruce, Air. and Airs. C. R. Holm-
qul3t, Air. and Mrs. Joe Sands,
Aliases Lois Ford, Bonnie Graves,
Tillle Graves, Alma Sjogren, Jean
Graves, Helen Johnson and Alessrs.
Edward Busenbnrk, George Ander
son, Theodore Anderson, Helmer
Llndgren, George Sunberg, Olaf
Sjogren, Bud Glass, Andy Sjogren,
Ola Olson, David Sands, Bernard
Sjogren, Neol Wood of Myrtle
Creek and the hostess, Airs. C.
Olson.
friendship' bible
class has meeting
OAKLAND, Nov. 20 The Lad
ies Friendship Bible class of the
Community church enjoyed an all
dtiy meeting Friday at the parish
house. At the noon hour a no
hostess dinner was served at two
long tallies w-here covers were
placed for Airs. Doral Aiallery.
.Mrs. George Phillips. Airs. Charles
McAluhon, Mrs. Emily Young. Airs.
T. B. Garrison. Airs. R. It. Clark,
Mrs. F. M. Knhhe, Airs. Rena Rob
inson, Airs. Lois Powell, Alts. Joe
Smith, Airs. Fiinnle Little, Aliss
Pemi Aluble, Mrs. Colby Adams,
Airs, lorely of Eugene and Airs.
1-erd Fortln.
After dinner the mil call was re
sponded lo by telling the history
of Bible characters. Interesting
alks were given by Airs. Garrl-
sou nnd Airs. Corely.
SHOWER PARTY GIVEN
MR. AND MRS. PARGETER
ON MONDAY EVENING
A 'dellchll'ul ?hower party was
III at tbe .Melrose grange hall
Monthly evening honoring .Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Pargeter. who were
recently married.
A program was pretsented and
games and singing were enjoyed.
iter which Air. and Airs. Pargeter
'eceived the many heaiitifut show-
r gifts f min their friends.
Later ill the evening dainty re-
freshntenta were served by a coni-
iitltee In charge of Mrs. Kenneth
'onn and Airs. Amy Kruse. About
seventy-flvo friends of the young
oltple were present for tbe party.
All's, t'urgelcr was formerly Miss
Elsie lltiseiibai k and is the (laugh
er of Mr. and Alra. T, B. Buseu-
nrk of Melrose.
MRS. DAVID HESS IS
HOSTESS 10 SEWING
CLUB ON TUESDAY
Mrs. David Hess was a most
gracious hostess Tllesdav even-
ug when she enlertsliied her sew
ng i lull at her home on Hamilton
trcci, tsowltig and visiting were
ujoyed and plans were made for
the Christmas tiarty to lie held at
he J. A. Hart home the evening
of iH-ceinlier ITi.
lsiler In tbe evening Airs. Hess
rveil delicious reireshnicnts to
Mrs. li. M. Church. Mm. Guy Min-
nnye, .Mrs. L A. Miles. Airs. 1).
W. ItsdahailKh. Mrs. Wallace Rob-
rtsoli. Mrs. E. J. Schrimpf, Mrs.
rant Oslnirn and Mrs, .1. A. Hart.
Tbe next meeting will be held
tvermlicr 1 at the holue of Mra.
islaiiu lu Laurclwood.
VOLLEYBALL AND
BASKETBALL TEAMS
ENTERTAINED FRIDAY
After the volleyball and basket
ball games between Alyrtle Creek
and Wilbur last Friday evening,
the Wilbur players and the Chris
tlan Endeavorers were entertained
by i Mrs. Leola Alae Nuttlrg, Airs.
TresBie Alitlcr and Alia. Fred
Miller.
Tho hostesses aerved refresh
ment., to Odell Nutting, Patricia
A heel, Doris Baird, Doris A heel,
Sue. IIHdoLurn, Mary Julia Miller,
.11111 Hodson, Doris Louise Alaynsrd,
Wlnuttixxl Coffel, Katbryn DeLaiHn
Aileeu . .Luliaut. Wayne Osburno,
wnma Laiiaut, Bill Love. Howard
Frltts, .loLert Paulson, Lila Miller,
Jiianita Osbo.-nc, Alta Laltuitt,
Aiarsiret Culp, Virginia Gulp, Shir
ley Dusseau, Phyllis Patrone, Vir
ginia Smith, LaVada .tbed, Mer
leone Cole, Shirley Petorsilorf,
Jean Turner, Dorolhy P'afr. Vir
ginia Culp. Lots Updid, Lila Miller,
Fern Nutting, Aire. Itutla Van
Horn, Aire. Vernon Luliaut, Vivian
Hartley, Harry nainl, Lotoy Allllor,
Bill Van Horn, Do i Perry, Lloyd
Nelron, Alabel Farmer, Harry
Henry, Sarab Farrls, Duniul Keller,
Lelatid Troub, Lewis Cottre.l, Car
men Abecl, Dorothy Crocker, Al
thea LaKaut and Rev. J, Frank
Cunningnam.
Aftor the refreshments were
served tho group enjoyed hinging
iiiriciitui r-mieavor sons.
SPECIAL EAGLES
AUXILIARY MEETING
HELD ON TUESDAY
A special meetlns of tho Eugles
auxiliary was held Tuesday eve
ning to make plans for an lipron
and overall daiuo to bo held Sat
urday, Nov. 28. This is to be
charity fiance and the net proceeds
will be tisiti to help local needy
people thla winter.
On the evening of December S at
nine o'clock the auxiliary will give
an entw'tulmnent. Members have
been asked to bring a pie to the
entertainment. A program will bo
pivscnte l nnd a small eh , rue will
lit mude for the affair. Airs. Ar
thur liudnell has charge ot tho
pi ogr tin.
The quarterly birthday party will
De new December la nnd cilia will
bo exchanged. .Mildred Fogcl nnd
Sylvia Pcarco have clinrgc of ar
rangements -ror tub party.
On December 22 the auxiliary
win sponsor a cnrlstiuas tree and
treato for ull Eaglo nienil.ers' chil
il'en. A program bus been planned
rot' tue occasion.
The door prize for the evening
was received by Airs. Anna Tro-
zclle,
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LADY ELKS NOT TO
MEET UNTIL DEC. 10
On account of Hie next regular
ineeting date of the Lady Elks or-
currinir on l nanksglving day, the
time has been changed to eight
o'clock the evening of December
in, at which time the ladies will
meet at the teniplo. Mrs. A. E.
Kent, president, will have charge
of Hie meeting and the hostesses
win or- aiinoiiured at a later date.
Airs. Kent and her officers have
expressed their appreciation lo the
general public and merchants do
nating prizes and cooperating with
the ladies III siKinsoting their re
cent benefit card parly. The pro
ceeds of the aflair are lo be usiil
by the Elks for their annual chil-
Ircn a t. Iiristmas party.
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THIMBLE CLUB TO .
MEET ON MONDAY
The Neighbors of Woodcraft
Thimblo i ll b will luei-t next Men
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Anna IHiwHI. All memtters are
most curdully Invited to be piea
PUBLIC INVITED TO .
PRAISE SERVICE ON
SUNDAY EVENING
The Presbyterian Missionary so
ciety hot Invited all Missionary
society members and the general
publio to enjoy Its annual praise
service at the First Presbyterian
church auditorium Sunday evening
at 7.15 o'clock, November 22. The
program Is in charge of Mra. W.
Al. Campbell with Mrs. Earl Ull
rich, president of the society, pre
siding. Alra. Homer Grow will open the
program at 7:15 o'clock with a
beautiful ve.pcr service, which
will be followed by a hymn by the
audience; scripture reading by
Mrs. Homer Grow; prayer by Mrs.
W. L. Scott; special choir music;
Introduction of the speaker by
Airs. C. E. Roberta; . address by
Airs. 8. E. Bancroft, of Rogue
Rlrer, former district secretary of
the Missionary society; special
solo by Frank Orubbe; offering;
anthem by choir and benediction
by Rev. W. C. Faucette.
Airs. Bancroft, who Is widely
known as a very inspiring speak
er, will giro the address of the
evening, which premises to be of
great Interest. . Anyone interested
has been most cordially invited to
enjoy tho evening program.
LADIES OF COUNTRY
club spend Thursday
at club house
Mrs. Kenneth ' Quino won the
high score prize for the contract
bridge tournament play of the la
dles of the Country club Thursday
morning at the club with Mra. W.
E. Ott winning second high
scoro.
Luncheon was served at noon to
Mrs. J. F. Dlllurd, Mra. Phil Harth,
Airs. O. M. Berrie. Mrs. H. C.
Stearns, Mrs. H. A. Simmons, Mrs.
Frank Coen, Mrs. Kenneth Qiilne,
Mrs. Al. L. Ganey, Mrs. E. G. Kohl-I
hagen, Mrs. J. M. Judd, Mrs. Gor
don Hibhs, Mrs. J. E. Marks, Alts.
W. E. Ott, Airs. Walter FlBher,
Mrs. R. D. Bridges and Mrs. W.
M. McEachern. .
Mrs. Dlllard, capialn. conducted
the business session. In the aft
ernoon the three weeks' eclectic
tournament was completed and
winners announced include Airs.
H. A. Simmons, for the first flight;
Aire. Al. U Ganey, second flight
Airs. Gordon Hibbs, third flight.
un account of Thanksgiving
coming on the regular Lady Golf
ers uay at the club next week, the
ladles will meet ou Friday, No
vember 27, at 10 o'clock sharp for
coaHract bridge, potluck luncheon
at noon and golfing in the after
noon, weather permitting.
GENERAL PUBLIC INVITED
TO ANNUAL THANKSGIVING
BALL NEXT THURSDAY NIGHT
The Business and Professional
Women's club has issued a most
cordial invitation to the general
public to enjoy its annual Thanks
giving hall next Thursday evening,
November 26, at nine o'clock at
the armory.
The Thanksgiving ball is one of
the largest formal affairs of the
year ami this iar'n danco prom
ises to bo outstanding. Mrs. Kath
rine Young Is general . chairman
and is being assisted by Airs. C.
W. Sinnlger, Airs. Lillian Roachor,
Miss Martha Perry, Miss Dolma
Grobo, Allss Vera Fredrickson
and Aliss Evelyn Breckenridge,
door committee: Airs. Gcraldine
Sheeny, Allss Bess Wharton, Jllss
Ethol Welib nnd Mrs. Edyth Gtl
mour, decorations, and Mrs. Story
lies, grand march.
- Tho Rhythmen orchestra has
been engaged lo furnish tbe music
tor tile ball, which will he opened
by the grand march at nine o'clock.
MR. AND MRS. MUNCY
ENTERTAIN BRIDGE CLUB
AT THANKSGIVING PARTY
Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Aluncy en
tertained their bridge club at a
charming Thanksgiving party at
their homo Tuesday evening.
Bridge was enjoyed during the
evening with Alt', and Alra. Albert
Micelli winning tho prize for high
score.
-ater Airs. Muncy served deli
cious refreshments at a table cen
tered by a bowl of white chrysan
themums and colored flames The
Thanksgiving motif was attractive
ly carried out in the favors and
tallies. Covera were placed for
Air. and Airs. J. P. Alotschenhachcr,
Air. and Airs. Albert Allcelll, Air.
and Airs. G. H. Hoxic and the host
and hostess. Air. and Airs, Aluncy.
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PATCH AND CHAT '
CLUB MEETS THURSDAY
AT DOMENICO HOME
Tho Patch and Chat club Inul n
most enjoyable meeting Thursday
evening at the homo of Airs. C.
Domenlco. The evenin.-r was spent
in visiting and playing "bingo, tho
prize gclng to Airs. Hess. Delicious
refreshments of n holiday nature
were served Into in the evening by
Vera and Vivian Domcnico and
Annette Calkins.
Members and . nests present
were Meslumcs Howard Calkins,
Curils Calkins. C. It. Calkins, II. 1).
Keach. G. F. Jones, 1). W. Keascy.
L. V. Smith, D. W. Smith. Nora
Ware. Gonlou Ware, Dariey Ware.
C. J. Bradley, Glenn P.ingo and the
hostess, Alra. C. Domenico.
Tho next meeting will he at the
home o:' .Mrs. C B. Keach on De
cember 3rd.
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D. A. R. HAS
ENJOYABLE MEETING
AT BELL HOME MONDAY
The D. A. R. met .Monday eve
ning at the home of Airs. William
Hell with Airs: Bell and Mra. R.
I). Maclay acting as Joint hos-
losses. Seventeen inoralici j were
present fur the meeting, which
was In charge of Aliss Adeline
Stewart, re::cni.
Mrs. L. E. Gondbourn had chnme
of the program on "Sacnlnwca."
which moved verv Imetesilim m,,l
enjoyable. At lhe close of Hie
meeting lhe hostesses served love
ly refreshments.
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HOME ECONOMICS CLUB
TO MEET NEXT TUESDAY
The Kvurgreen Home Krnnntni,.a
iub will meet next Tuesdav r.,r
ait all-day meeting at the lmmr,
of Mrs. Cyril Nichols at Hrockway.
aii members, are uioet coiiiiuiiv in.
vited.
MR. AND MRS. KELLY
HONORED BY FRIENDS AT
8URPRI8E PARTY 6ATUROAY
Mr. and Mrs. John Kelly, who
wera married at Reno, Nev., No
vember 9th. were delightfully sur
prised by a group of their friends
who called at their home at 1208
Prospect street for a moat enjoy
able party Saturday evening.
Those present included Air. and
Mrs. Kelly, guests ot honor, Mr.
and Mra. Ray Tannlund, Mr. nnd
Airs: Arthur Hudnell, Mr. and Mrs.
Paul R. Dusseau, Mr. and Airs. L.
Marsteri, Mr. and Mrs. Mel John
aon, Air. ond Mrs. Jack Boor, Air.
and Mrs. Homer Kronke, Mr. and
Mrs. Dan Coffel, Mr. and Mrs. H.
DeCamp, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Cole,
Airs. Blanche Boyer, Mra. Billia
Noble, Mrs. Mary Morgan, Mrs.
Jean Rice, Faya Fltzpatrlck, Dan
Crocket, William Smith, Ous No
kon, George Rice, A. B. Nelson
and Henry Carson.
A Dutch Bupper waa served at
midnight by Airs. Dusseau, Mrs.
Hudnell and Mra. DeCamp. A beau
tiful gift was presented to Mr. and
Mrs. Kelly from the guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Kelly have pur
chased the former Watson, resi
dence at 1246 North Jackson street,
which is being entirely rebuilt and
redecorated. As soon as the bouse
Is completed Mr. and Airs. Kelly
will move there from Prospect
street, where they will be at noma
to their many friends.
MRS. PAUL BLASKEY
HONORED AT LOVELY
HOUSEWARMING PARTY
Mrs. Paul Blasltey was honored
by the Northside Prayer Circle -members
Wednesday after-noon,
when they called at her home on
Winchester street to give her a
housewarming party.
Lovely gifts were presented to
Mrs. Blaskey from Mra. William
Boyer and Mrs. Norrla Walker,
who were guests of the afternoon,
and the following club members,
Airs. Anna Carson, Mra. H. H. Hu--
gen. Airs. Nora Ware, Airs. R. E.
Crawford, Mrs. B. H. Laird, Mra.
H. L. Hudson, Airs. I. H, Duff. Mra.
C. A. Chamberlin, Mra. Fred A.
Knight and Mrs. William FlBher.
At the tea hour a delightful no-.,
hostess luncheon was enjoyed.
FORD MOTOR CLUB HAS
DINNER MEETING AT
UMPQUA THURSDAY
The Ford Alotor company club,
composed of service and parts
managers of Ford dealers of
southwestern Oregon, met at an
eight o'clock dinner at the Unip
qua hotel Thursday evening. Cov
ers were placed for fifteen.
Leo Williams, Aledford, who la
president of the club, presided at
the meeting with Mr. DeLyle,
Portland, Ford Alotor company rep
resentative, in charge of tbe round
table discussion.
Representatives from the R. H.
Wilson Alotor company Included
Bruce Veager, Ford Singleton, Ned
Dixon and Andy Slick.
MRS. L. W. INGELS
HOSTESS TO CLUB ON
THURSDAY AFTERNOON
'"Mrs. L. W. Ingels was a most
gracious hostess when she enter
tained the Northside Sunshine club
at her home Thursday afternoon.
The business meeting was in
charge of Mrs. Gk-n Cox, vice
Preside .t, at which time platiB for
the Christinas dinner were made
for December 17 to bo held at the
homo of Airs. Alabol Harness.
Games were piayed until the tea
hou , when Airs. Ingels, assisted by
her daughter. ALs. J. E. Leach,
served :, delicious luncheon to Airs
Post, a guest of the club, and Airs
B. R Cliilson, Airs. Glen Cox, Alra
Mabol Harness, Mrs. E. P. Ballou,
wnu HS?'7 Wolth"Ktt.n, Mrs.
William FlBher, Airs. Dewey Kruse
Mrs. Howard Cascboer and Mrs.
Norman Fisher.
Tho next reguiar meeting will be
held December 8 at the Glen Cox
homo i-i Riversdalc with Alia.
Dewey Kruse as hostess at a one
o clock luncheon.
M"- CHESTER MORGAN
ENTERTAINS r.l un at
LUNCHEON ON FRIDAY
her tn heSt,CI", Mo's,,n entertained
her bridge c uh at .i
o'clock luncheon at tl.e u n.pnua
hotel yesterday. Covers were a
Mrs"6 VZ "u J' Wh.rtoS'.S
Mrs' n I''08'
Mrs. 1). B. Unbar. Airs. Ivan Pick.
eV!?- ,n"Jr K Allen. Mrs U
J" Mrt-liiilock, Alisa Helen Casey
and the hostess. Airs. Morgan
i,i!',"'act, l"'lllgc w" l"tl riur-
aiieruoon at the lovely
Morgan home In Laurclwood. Mrs
Huliar won tlio hl,.h .
afternoon's Play. r "'8
CHICKEN NOODLe' suPPER
ENJOYED AT NELSONS'
sun,Jry d,"llBl"f," Ch"-Xen nnodle.
nm her. " mioyea at
ind m,. i"lLy Tan'nJ. Mr,
and Alis. Paul Dtissean, Mr. and
Mrs. George Rice. Mr. and Mrs
"gen e1yr""d,r8' 5
r-iigene. Mr. and Airs. Halsev De
Camp. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Colt
".id daughter. Lorraine. 'and tho
hos s. (i,,5 una I)arnoy N "
l inorhle and five-hundred wore
B ,h """ -elf-
P. N. G. CLUB TO
MEET NEXT FRIDAY
lhe P. N. r, rli, ...in . .
eight o'clock next Friday evenl,
at the linsehurg Woman's clult
room, will, fln
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