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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON. SATURDAY, MAY 8, 1937.
5(D(EDEW
Social Calendar
By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER
SPECIAL DINNER MEETING
HELD BY U. S. W. AUXILIARY
AT GRAND HOTEL SATURDAY
Monday, May 10
,; oi.h.'c ail-in' duii of (in- Firm
Christian church to meet ut the
Clmi'lus V. Stanton home, 2U Com
yierclal' avenue. In evening.
l)r. .It. I.. Dunn's nou-denouiiiiu-
Ittonnl 111 bio Btudy class to meet
.hi 7:4& o clock lit evening ut uut
Ai'K hull 'ul, Uouglas hotel. 1'ubllc
Invited,
N. of y. Thlmblp cjiili ufter-ioon
-meeting in noinu pi mis. -j, v.
Uwcii ut 218 Kirn street.
11. l W. C. to eniorluln Benlor
grndHutlng girls at buniiuet ut the
Jinijiiiuu hotel.
x UoukIiih County Music Tparhers
Jisupelullon meeting i-t H o clock
In cienliiK ut (lluflys (I, SIidI'K
Uludlo, wllli Airs. John llnkaimoii
nt Oakland as lipstoss. Modern
American music will he Htmlled
t)inl played. All members urged to
intend.
i lll'Kllllir meeting of Uvergrecll
xiungo lit hull ul eight o'clock In
IvonlnK. A romcnibriinco will ho
fcivun the oldest luntl-w present
uud also u Kitt will ho given to the
Jotingest mother present.
;' II. 1. W. (Hoe cluh to meet at
H : 3(1 o'clock ahul l) ul studio or the
flit-odor, .Mrs. Chiirlps A, Hruuil.
; TJeday, Way 11
Isdoubowcr llililu class In miiet
at 7:45 o'clock in evening ut the
'I'lie George Bturiiier uuxillury to
the United Spanish War Voteruu
held a xpociul six-thirty o'clock
dinner at tho Grand hotel Satur
day evening with thirty-seven
present, fn honor of .Mia. lllllie
41. Hull, department president,
t'ugcne.
(lueala of honor besides .Mra.
Hull Included .Mr. Hull, .Mra. Ilelln
l.iliiimers, dt'piirtment 'liuuuer bear-
und her husband, of Kugeite'
Mrs. Claru Stunner, imal depurl- CANADA Y-OSBORN-PAGE
about the rooina.
Covers were arranged for Mrs.
C. Wtwley. Wllllania. Mrs. Owen
Walker, .Mia. 1'. M. l,ee, Mlaa Co
luttu und .Miss .Marie .ungenberg
und AIaa"Uoria Juckaon, inemhers,
and lira. 1.. A. l.'oc. Mra. P. II.
Webb of Klunmih Kulla and .Mlaa
.Inez Ciostu, guests.
Contract bridge . was enjoyed
during the evening with Mra. Coe
winning the high acorc, Mra. Wil
liams the second high score und
the consolullon prize going to Mra.
Webb.
DELIGHTFUL. PARTY IS
ENJOYED AT CLAY SMIT
HOME WfS&CSpAY'
i nr i..u. n l Ui-ii,.i I-Iiiv
V C. Fuucutto, teacher, Public ln-i -JJ- ""''" '; Starmei
ii ,l " ' ' .Mrs. Hull gnvn a very luterealin;
menl president, Itosebiirg, wlio
acted us toastmistreaa; Mrs. Alur
guret Jtodgera. department junior
vico preaiileut; Sain Starmer, na
tional aide; Mrs. Paul pempxey,
auxiliary president; w, u. Cling-
or, commuuder of tho locul iioat;
John Duer, past commander; F,
M. Complon, pust ehtipiulu; Klsie
Wright, past department secre
tary; Mra. Harriet Prints, pust de
partment treasurer, and Mrs. Vol-
mer of tsortn Jioiid. . interesting
short talks were given by tile
guests. . .
I.enora Adums, Oresau Adams,
Kdnu Long, Dorothy Ilennetl und
I-iuzel Adaina. attired iu uniforms
of colorheurera, were present also
aa special guests for the oecusion.
At aeven-tltirty o'clock Inspec
tion was made of the uuxillury by
Mrs. Hull. Sirs. Denipsey, presi
dent, presided over the session.
Honors were given lo AJrs. Hull,
nier.
lted,
'' lludouru club, Duiighlers or the
Jv'lle. one o'clock no-hostess lunch-
con nt Loring W. Jordnu Jiome ut
tdloyld.
; Homo economics ilemonslrnllon
On lines and color to he held at
ull-day meeting at Ulversdule
iirungu hull miller direction of Mlaa
Uesslo Puiniter. Polluck luncheon
Jit uoou.
J Wednesday, May 12
Ai. O. A. club iiltcrnooii meeting
St home of Mrs, J. K. .Murks.
., Lnurol lodge No: IS, A. and
A. M., regular meeting and alx
thirty o'cluck dlnnor at Aliusonlc
Dimple. - Maater Mason degree to
lio given. Kvery menilier urged to
be present.
I' Int(!i-So Sillily cluh one o'clock
jio-liostesa luncheon ut llio tleorge
Chii chll homo I IK. South Kuno
Wtreut.
V Cutholle Ludlea Hewing aooieiy
'o meet nt two o'clock in the civic
loom of the l)miumi lioiel with
Jli-s. .1. A. Harding as hostess.. All
Lleinliei'S urged lo he present.
7 W. U. T. V. regular mooting a)
-two o'clock In piiilora ol the rlrsi
i'leabyterlaii. church. Alia. C. A.
.fJhnmherlin, president, In charge.
,MI ineinliers urged to io inesent.
J Thursday, May 13
K ilothodlst Uplscopul Ijidies Aid
"nnu o'clock liincliuou meeting ul
i)ie c.huicli purlors. Mrs. A. rf. Or-
cutt, genernl chnlrinuii.
i Preabyterluu AllBsiouuiy society
ftivltes all Indies of lliu cliurrlipu
pf Hpsebiiig. Sulhiirlin und Oak
lund us guests to special meeting
Nt 2:46 o clock In pruanymriun
Thllich. Slieclal program. Tea lo
Jiu aerveil by exeeitlvu coilllilltton.
i IjiiIv Hlks soclul ut eight o'clock
lit temple with Mrs. Churli'B (leuly,
lieSlUCUl, III --IIIIIKU, niin, ...
links, hostess. Prizes lor couiruci
ridge nnd flve-hundied.
- Sun Soucl Uirlhiluy cltiu l:JU
fl'clock lunclicoii at home of Airs.
Jj'i imI llurks. , ' .'
"T Country cluh ludle's lo meet for
tolf in moniing at club course.
Polluck luncheon nt noon und con
tract bridge In nflernoon.
Saturday, May 16
J I. Inns cluh invllnllnuul dunce at
lloseburg Coiuitry club.
-" llurdeii Valley Women's club to
flltertuln hiisbuads mid taiuilles ill
-seven o'clock no-hostess dlnnor ul
"tlubhouse.
; May 21
Calliqlic Kadles Sewing society
-public curd party ul elglit o'clock
ol St. JoKejdi'a ptirlsh hull. Heser
Vutlons call Mrs. J. A. Harding ul
412. i:uipipiii hotel. Prizes und re-iicahmcnts.
tnlk or Instl-iictlon, and slated that
the convention would be held in
July at Medford this year. A love
ly gift was presented to Airs. Hnll
hy Mra. Starmor on behalf of the
auxiliary.
t
BENEFIT CARD PARTY
ANNOUNCED FOR FRIDAY
EVENING, MAY 21ST
The t'lllliolie Lndles Sewli-g so
ciety bus unuounced PHduy- oven-
ng. Aliiy 21, ut eight o'clock us
Hie dnte und time of Its next bene
fit curd party, which will be held
ut St. Joseph's purisli hull on
North . Kane street und to which
the gciicrol public bus been most
i-nrdiully Invited.
Mrs. J. A. Ilurding Is general
I'linlrmuu of the party uud is be-
in-; ussisled on the goiicrul com
mittee hy MIhs Helen Cnsey and
Mrs. Ilurris Hlswoith. Ollifr com-
mitlees to work on the uffair will
be announced hy Airs. Hurtling
next week.
Pilzesv will be uwurded nnd- re
freshments will be served, l''or
r'oservullon tit tables phono Mrs.
I fn ''ding nt 412 ul the Uinpquu
lMlel.
The series of public card parl
ies sponsored hy tle embolic La
dles Sewing Bociely during Die
winter und spring months Imvo
been delightful 'afralrs nnd the
.Mny 21sl purty pronilses to he
eiiiilly us oujoynble,
''
MRS. C. M. O'M ALLE7Y
ENTERTAINS BRIDGE
CLUB TUESDAY NIGHT
Mrs. C. M. O'Mullcy was u very
gracious hostess Tuesday evuulllg
when she entertained her bridge
club at a delightful seven o'clock
desserl-sllPPer . at her home on
Kast Dollglus Bit'eet. A pretty
green und whim motif wus curried
out on Hho table, while splreu nnd
I if I Ips wero used In huge bouquets
VANISHING LUNCHEON
IS ENJOYABLE AFFAIR
Mrs, II. A. Cauaday, Mrs. J. D.
Oslrorn uni .Mrs. C. M. Pago en
tertained at a very enjoyable one
o'clock vanishing .luncheon us a
benefit for Ihe .Methodist Gplaco
pal Ladles Aid at Hie former's
home on South Jackson street
l'YIday.
Large baskets und bowls of Iris,
lllncs. splreu and wistorla were
used to decorate the rooms. Covers
were arranged tor .Mr. anil Airs
J. K. MeCllntock, Airs. I). W. Tny
lor, Mra. 1,.- K (loodhourn, Airs,
Dan Kgley, Airs. O. W. Lecper.
.Mrs. u. ai. Nicholas. Mi-s. J. J.
Kastllng, .Miss Alargaret Page,
.Mrs. I'. H. Churchill, Mra. Jl. K.
Illce, Airs. A. C. Alarsters. Mrs. A.
N. Orcutt. Mrs. Chester Hercher,
.Mrs. 1. Xi. Ilui r. Airs. C. W. CJroves,
.Miss Muy Klsher, ' Mrs. C. W
Owen, Airs. Foster liutner, .Miss
Janet Flckenacher, Allss Adeline
Stewart, Alra. Alary V. Harding,
Airs. Zeller, Airs. ft. A. Hercher,
attorney ti. A. cauutluy and Airs.
I'rederlck J. Porter.
WILE Y-OS BORN-TAYLOR
VANISHING LUNCHEON
IS ENJOYABLE AFFAIR
Mrs. Ear! Wiley, Alls. Grant Os
born and Mrs. A. Ii. Taylor epler
tained ut n very charming one
p'cl.ock luncheon Tuesday at the
former's home on Alain street as
a benefit to the Alethoillsf lOpls
popul Ladies Aid.
Attractive, bouquets of tulipsaiifl
other spring ijowers lent u color
ful note to the rooms and for Llbe
luncheon tables. Covers were ar
ranged for A)rs. tieorge Jones.
Airs. .A. J. lOHison, Mrs. Kilwlu
flooth, Airs. Dorothy Lander, Mrs.
AI. I'. Hlce. .Mrs.' S. Ituyno; Smith,
.Mrs.- George Churchill, Airs. 1). II.
Mnrgun, Airs. 10. A.' Hill ton. Airs.
It. ! j.. Lockwood, Mrs.' Carl Lun
deen. Airs. W. II. Hatllle, Mrs.. C.
W. Owen, Airs. ). W. Taylor. .Mrs.
Clyde Carstens, Airs. Hnfrle
Ilooth, Mrs. J. D. Osborn, Airs. C.
Af. Page. Airs. Hugh Hurilson. Allss
Gladys H. Strong, Airs. U. L. Whip
ple. Ai is,. H; A. f'-tnuduy, Mra.. )'.
G. Iluir, Allss May Fisher, .Mrs. A.
t.. Alursters und Allss. A.lurgaret
Page.
N. OF W. HA VERY
INTERESTING MEETING
MONDAY EVENING
A very Interesting meeting of
Lilac Circle No. 411, Neighbors of
Woodcraft, wus held Moniluy uven
ing lit the I. O. O. F. hull. Reports
on the district convention held in
Eugene lust Thursday and Friday
were prnseuted by Ais. I. W. Tay
lor, Mrs. O, I,. Jpbnsoi). Mrs. Alyr
tie Norwood, ' Airs. " Albert Keul.
.Mrs. IJston Durby, Mrs. E. t. Wil
iums uud Airs. James T. Aliller.
The next district convention will j
lie lield In JIKIU ut Grunts lnss.
Lust Wednesday Yutemom tiie
Wi&sLon e.'o't5'ftimu;i, rlub u-tei-s'ncd
t.'ie nilliii) Gardiu club
:il the Clay 6jnit- imiim lo Wjn
Muti with g lieliciiius 1:3a- o'clock
luncheon. The rooms wera beau
tifully decorated with . lilacs, " ifis
anu iui;pj.
Games ver9 played during 'the
afternoon Iioub wllh Airs. Alyrlle
Hun wiuuiug high score, - uud a
cleverly pruoeuied skit pioved 4o
be the high light of the afteniobn's
eutertuinnient with Pearl : Carter
giving the prologue and Grace
Kleist playing the part of the par
son, Pauline Wluslou the brlds.
Dora WiLuoit the bridegroom, Alu-
bel Agee inumuiy, ltuby Peterson
puppy, and Viola Nichols the vil
lain.
Among those enjoying the lovely
affair ajre Airs. Myrtle Burr, Airs.
i.unaiiKy, Airs. William uis.il', Ails.
Loren Aliller, Airs. Chester Her
cher, Airs. Nora Williams,' M:if.
Edgar Lvuns and Mis. O. AI. Hop.
pie, Dillard nrden club members,
Airs. John Gross and AI rs. . Theo
dore Peterson, guests; Mrs. tort
Green, Alia. George J, Uacher,
Airs. Kenneth Winston. Alra. W.
0. Win ion, Aiia. Harold, Nichols,
jlra. pave Leonot, U tV.' Kobert
Kletsi, Airs. . U- Skinner, Airs.
Oeas Ren-ier and daughter. Elltu
liilh, Airs. Pearl Cuter, Mrs. Ar-
ciite Wilaon, Mra. Margaret Aduir,
Alra. Earl Agee, Airs. E. Pickens
and Airs. Clay Snillb, Merry-tjo-
itouuu uieiuuers.
U, S, V, HOSPITAL
By Facility Ears f
Yellow iwppios in the fields and
!.( pu)))tH on ihe beds! Only u
fe imtienU ate mttkiag -the paupr
Upwurs now, completing ne Afxiey
icun legion uuxillary'a quota.' Ve
wish these poppies could bloom all
the year limtcad of merely a few
months ho tore . dlemorhu duy.
Moiulay's picture show wus "An
thony Adyorse.'? Some pf us went
to see it just because there was
nothing else U do and , expected
to he bored, but the rjln) nhhrey
iated the book and we really en
joyed it. Thursday we saw . "jtfy
Auierican Wife,' and that was a
pleasure for everyhoUy. Too bad
It tukes a foreigner to make uu
Ajneriitan appreciate her country!
Stephen Williams, one of the
leading men of ward three, has
hecu transferred hack to bis fa-
milfar haunts at Ft. Harrison,
.Mom una, and we miss his tenor
lungh.
Roy Cooper, Hi rum Wheeler and
Clarence Thompson are now out
on their own uud happy to-be re
leased from the hospital. u)ther
old timers recently discharged are
Walter MctJill, Louis Hut lev, Hob
ert Patterson, Charles Hay less, An
drew j'ete, Hulph Johnson, George
Weir, lialpli Tullmun and John
ttusmussen.
Harry Ulshree and Milton Cox
seem to be qualifying for memory
teats. Kach has lead his iavorite
Zane Grey, story three limes with
in a few weeks. .
IJsually nurses do things Lor pa
tients, hut our old friend, Mf
Drucker, has turned tho tables.
One morning this week he provid
ed iresh strawberries lor all who
hreukfast at. the nurses' mess,
They think that was a very sw,ee.t
way of spending money.
Hobcrt Krengle's mission in life
these (lay is gathering wild flow
ers for-' those who cannot get out
doprs. Trying to clust-slfy nnd nam0
them also crcate-Siii library activ,
ity. . .'
. Halph Germond, who cumo in on
a stretcher, pranced out on
.crutches last week, and says he
will, soon he carpentering again. .
Mrs. Hie gel has a couple of rug
maklng contraptions to lend hulf
well men, which are easy to work,
und will make practical articles
worth having, Several of us would
like to make more rugs to send
where the home fires are burning,
hut the Joker is that we have no
material. Isn't this housecleaning
time? IMease, dear Indies, give us
your old cloaks nnd wool dresses
or hubby's old suits and overcoats.
The Veterans of Foreign Wars
were invited to use our recreation
building for their Friday evening
meeting, and it did us suut-ius a
lot ot good to attend and mingle
ROSEBURG STUDENTS
RECE1V-E HONORS AT
QREQOty STATE CPU-EGE
' Honor convocation was held at
Oregon State college iu Corvallls
Wednesday, at which severe! stu
dents from Hose burg were honpr-ed.
Johu Fcrkins, son of Or. apd
Mrs. John N. Ferkjus, and Wilbur
Cooney were pledged to Fhi Kappa
Phi, national honorary for fjneu
and women with outstanding schol
arship, itmuersnip aud service. The
former Is a member of Sigma Phi
Kpsilon, DHlionul social fraternity.
and Is a Junior In science. Wilbur
Cooney is a senior in Uie school
of agriculture.
Miss Uorothy Frear, daughter of
Mr. und Mrs. F. C. Frear, yeceiy
eij honorable mention in the Clara
if. Wuldo award for fiophomore
women. She was recently pledged
to Fhi Chi Theta, a commerce
liouorury for women who are out
standing in the field of secretar
ial science. She Is a member of
"Alpha Gamma Deltu, national so
cial sorority. Miss Frear Is a soph-;
otuore m secretarial science. Last
year Miss Frear made Alpha Lamb
da Helta, honorary for sophomore
and freshmen women who have
high scholarship'
MISS HELEN McDONALD
HONOREP AT LOVELY
PARTY ON BIRTHDAY
A' delightful surprise party bon
oring Mim Helen McDonald on
her birLhday anniversary was glv
en at the McDonald home on South
Stephens street Thursday evening
oy a group ol friends.
.Monopoly and pinochle Wc?re
played during the evening and
prizes were won hy Miss Mae
Wolte and Morgan Sanders for
high scores and Mrs. Morgun San
ders and Gilbert Walters for low
scores.
Later In the evening refresh
ments were served to Miss Mc
Donald, honored guest, Miss Mae
Wolfe, Miss Nellie Hast. Miss
Beryl Brunner, Miss June Jones,
Miss Virginia Jones, Phil Hvusheu
ko, Charles Heynolds, Gilbert Wal
lers, Sandy McDonald, Mr. aud
Mrs. Jack Esherg, Mr. und Mr
Morgan Sunders, Mrs. Del Hast
and Mrs. Grace Mlcelli, by the hos
tess, Mrs. J. S. McDonald.
The rooms were uttractively
decorated with bouquets of tulips
and blue and white iris,
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MR. AND MRS. VyiMBRLY
ENTERTAIN AT DINNER
pN THURSDAY EVENING
Mr.' aud Mrs. L. L. Wlmberly
entertained at a lovely six-thirty
oa-iock dinner at their attiactlve
home on Koservoir avenue 'Thurs
day evening. Tulips uud lilacs
foVmed a pretty decorative motif
for the occasion.
Covers were arranged for Mr.
and Mrs. J. A. Black of Portland,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Black and the
host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. L.
U Winiberly. Visiting was enjoyed
()urlng the evening hours. 1
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DINNER ENJOYED
AT FULLERTON
HOME LAST EVENING
R08EBURG WOMAN'S CLUB
HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING
ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Fulterton
entertained at a most enjoyable
dinner last veiling at their home
on Vista avenue, huvlnj: as their
guests Mrs. Lucille Hibbs of Cor
vallls, Miss Hazel Strickland and
Miss Doris Jackson. Contract
bridge "was enjoyed during the
evening hours.
These Ideas Will Help You Become Accessory
to Mother s Happiness
MOTHERS OF EX-SERVICE
MEN ENTERTAINED AT
ARMING TEA THURSDAY
.1 ,,
I miKiua unit of t he Anici lean
Legion iHUli,uy eiiiirtaiiied at .i
Useful Presents Also
Flattering v
Teiy i-muiiiug lea innn Ihrre lo
'Five oVIin-k til tlic Kphinipal par-
4ili hall lliuiiiihiy alternoon In i always
rimiiniiiu'iii io Uin UtOUKMH ll I'.V-
fcerli.-e pit.u.
.Mr.-. Clair K. Allen wasi grnt-ial
Chaliuian ol' the lovely uiiui) mid
was aKl(li d on Iut niiuuiiUit hy
Si i-m, Ned HlMin, Mih. Nat him .'u.
ert on. Mis. Clde farnteiiM. Mr.
C'. U. Ferrler, Mrn. I-'.. A, Post mid
Mi-H. S. W. Van Voorst.
Baskets ol' IiiImmI ?nrlng IiIoh
poms weir used aliotit Ihe rooms,
V Idle tho leii tiihli em-rieil mil i )-.,-.
blue and uuld olorn ot Ihe iiuxll
liuy by (he use ol' lull lighud
japeis and a bowl of Juiiuiteae
nj.ies and iilt. Jlrw. L;ury I-', Hal-i
lnld, piVHideitl of tin'
Uiul Mrs, U'uHi,-)' Klh'r
ldent, poured.
the mother pieeiil iiichided
1111 villin v. I .
Llrs. J. Cook uud Air. I. lJ"U'; H. 1111,1,1
Voiihb tU Sijtieillu, Mis. W. F.
Vi koii. Mrs. A. C. Maisters. lr.-.
!'. W. iMVis. .Mrs.' tieorge K.
Wulne, Mis. W. A. oodward. Aim,
Waller Singleton, Ah. A. i). Iliiwu,
Iim. A. S. SpiUKUe, Mr. Miunii'
oyer and Mrs. K. A. I'eliev.
AIih. Cluir . Allen. Miv. K. (1.
ttaiidotph and Mih. (norni: .lone,
ihijrul club tilo. n:in "Von Are a
WiHiderlul Algtiier" am) "Will Vnu
Jtemembei .'" accompanied by AIih.
Cde CarHleu. Ueuditm by Airs.
J'aul Wiirn-n on "The Private See
i t larv " und n toe ) mt c by Madlvu
P.y MAItlAN VDFNC
NK.V Serylee Stun purr pomlent
NKW Ypltlv--AiH'.ess.ry couii
Icim u.'O Uv. plai.'orf to limit sur
pri.ieif lor inniiiur imi Mothors un.
tai;s, giovea, n . fn, iri-.to.ir, 1)1
lie..' oi'-Hlglis a,:d new mUiiv, mi!
guar,nui: il to m.i!u! the nay im-tn-tt
ii.i. j hi- t:.o nnu In whose himor
tl is ol. served.
F(.r tie int;tl::al mother, vlm
nuys . ciiflhle. . Jlunip'O
tningfi fi.r her.Hoil', glove", n puise
anil iiouionijul v '.i M)ine new, ratti
er e.vnlie Hnltde U oil Id Mi sure U)
II: il :,iwr. If oho has worn nuvV
.u ees.n.ries h it h her . vi in:; uud
.summer i luthoti 1'oi" i.irs ami
years, a red earth bag .Hid some
pure ' white, wahiintdo dotkiu
wlo.es o Khl lo niiilie tier pretty
iappy. Sniarl imhud aru ureany
kuw wiili while dneUlp batl'
inn: -v hlie Mil palms.
'inn mi mer sheer bo.-e lo ?ar
I with onii too sardiiis; -striped
imtoin Kimh in 'liuhioti in dark
; lingerie, tailored or laeo
trulls to llllUlHtlf
v' iidw.'m IV V lier
'tihm th-en and miiiih for her
ill IV
't!- liliiiiv. loi.imui,,
iijiiiim. ii I I iliM ,,i i,,n Iiuiido-
'II --'ii) I'm ii; tu,.s,, , v ill lio
-' 1 J' ' Ji'Mlilly nvlvqil.
Floweu and, ol Courto, Condy"
I'i'iH l l Iut :iri-
uii'i n notit-d pjani in
Mittly nil
A -f.;.ii'i
imi; m luxe
nil I'liiwvi., Uu iiBh :un
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ri'lillHMi'. II ion mull
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'li!l-l . ,.i;..'t '.l.'' uf ltHv l llll-lkltl, Ui'MU'C'l Willi lT (Ill lllUU
gruui 111 dull golil U'Uira, bring buillea ou .Molliui ' day.
Pander to Vanity on
Pay of Days
piOi-ure last jI'rl.itmaj. Imileau
illnnc: viugi .ire nt'wur tl'.an the
iiuse-tiioiii! vai-ii tic.-, nii'l women
lovo tlieli! (jiil.l iflatcil loutiliue
jii.veli..' Is uit.i'e handniinui llluil
ever, Cliprt. ii:i.i, eniTiii;.i. ncyii
liu.e.s, l)i.ii-eiv,- ..'ntlKr L-an't lia.c
too umiiy pf tre?i
IT y.,u i-an't m.-lie nil yu'ir inlKil
viiiit to Ituy, scini a t'reiili fiower
i,r two v.-ltli i I'il't order on her
l'u'.orite MOiu or one on a lieiiuty
fillip. Ohe i,i.'i a chance to have a
leul'iiv of laeial.t, o new Iiei-uiaiu-nt
vvuvo ,n iH'ofessloiuil iua;ikKi-o or a
liox ot new c smetics und ee how
pleubed ahe will he.
In the Beauty Department
tlc'illty departments cfit-r u wide
variety of exeellent Mutlier'.s day
8iiirge8tlon8. llov. about t bath kit,
tlK'llldltiK ductil'g po.v.lot-, bath
ttHlta or nil and a huo cake of
tin.ip in nialehliiK hcoiH? Or a fine
little man, i mo kit rilled wllh all
the item., .-eqnl.-eil to keep nail
heiilt'iy, neat ami attrut-iivi ? lei
rnnie. eonii'iiet and Hpt-tlck to
li'ntid.. n immo'.riiinmed ceniUK
vanky, fnt-e. iKiwdor. emi do 10
lo'ne, hand lotion these arc items
you can't t'.n wrou on.
Tor the li-aw'-mlnded woman,
there's a splendid assortment of
Inr.-jaiip In natilr-.tl rnwhi-l.e cu navy
l too .iliiL.ater. An eMni-laiHe'i-nrse
with spr.ee for pn.'ipur!, letters of
i.-.e-llt even n minute eiimeral.-i
ehle us well as praetieal. A small
Iran vvlileh Tits Iu n tli;skiii case,
ii ll-.c witli IVrht weluht, -iliilniniiln
(ittiiits. a pasipoit ease that snaps
en ihe inside tilling of a purse mid
a siH'ilal niaUeuii kit -.villi wale,--prnof
cover ninl ext n space for
po--r.t.ual toiletries ure illier -diipri--prlnte
iM'eecutti fur one who ox
1'U' ts to go pl '.ce uud eo tilings
tbla sumnio.-, i
The Roseburg Womju's club
lieJU a very enjoyable l:4tf o'clock
ueasert luacbeou at (be clubbouaa
lue.uuy nil ilea. ii. U. ItiL-haids,
cnatruian, airs. ttU H. Uenelbeu
Mrs. U'lliiau Hell and Mif. ii. F.
hiiKllab, hosteaaea.
iiowis of tulips, lilacs and pale
yenow spring uowers graced tbe
uucueon lauies, while turge baa-
keu of dogwood were uaed about
llio rooina. Covers were placed for
.Mra. W. AI. Campbell, Mra. Frank
urown. sirs. E. u. younE. Mra. Foa
ler Hutner, Mra. J. J., Kastllng,
Airs. Bertha farrptt, Allss Janet
.uouui., mra. ocott Williams, Mrs.
H. W. Jlai-steis, Mib. U, uartel,
Mrs. George K. Qulne, Mrs. A. S.
Coeu, Airs. G. W. Syfan, Airs. (3.
V. Wlmberly, Mrs. Walter Fisher,
Alias June Wharton, Mrs. Fred
Morrison, Mrs. Karl Ullrich, Mrs.
B. il. Aladdox, Mrs. C. A. Edwards,
Airs. H. u. Thompson, Airs. T. O.
Watson, Mrs. a. a. Summers, Mrs.
P. C. Caswell. Alra. Hnv 8 Peno.
quln, Airs. Ora Welker, Airs. E. L.
Knaiip, Airs. U W. Buhl, Alr3. Lois
ittebllUK. Mrs. K 1) l.vilu
Adeline Olson. Mrs. Bernard
Youug, Airs. Gordon Hlhlis m i.'
A. ilurd, Airs. C. R Roberts. Mrs.
W. E. Ott Mrs. K. 'IT NlUn Mr.
H. B. Keltb, Mrs. Homer browi
Airs. A. F. Alaiiott. Mrs. vv I. Mm.
of Fortland, Mrs. Harlow Alien!
j.is. v,. u. van vaizan, Mrs. N. c.
Peterson, Airs. p. W. Radabaugh,
ilrs. G. F. Connollv. of Son ni..
Mrs. Wallace RotitsoB, Mrs. L. ii.
Goodbouru, Airs. K. A. Post, Mrs.
Paul Warren. Alia. .1 p iira'.nn
aud faliarou, Mrs. C. E. Marks, Airs.
I nomas Parkinson, Mrs. C. H
Bailey, Mrs. F. A- Fields, Mrs.i H
O. Pargeter. Mrs. L. A tv'oiio m,.
Nora Williama, Alra. Edgar Evans
Airs. R. h. Whipple, Mrs. A. C. Alur
sters, Mrs. Edith s Au-ov, xi,..
Frederick J. Porter aiji the lour
Mra. W. M. Campbell, president,
was In charge aud Mrs. i! a r,i.
wards gave the blessing, followed
yi iue couimunity sing, aceonipau
led by Airs. Hnmpr r;,n...
F'iye-niinute talks were given by
Airs. Paul Warren, vocabularv-
Alrs. G. V. Wlmbeilv. V,,,,li:
Airs. c. E. Roberts, internutionui
eiauons; Miss Jauet Aloffut,
"-"'mi 11. W. KH,I Hixtn-li
spring fashions; Mrs. Edwin g!
ouug. oook revieyv; Airs. J -p
Branson, IJouglas countv HhrarJ
IWhlch wus eildorneri iiv ih.
man's club bv an nml vn, , ;,.
pieiui-es py airs. Frederick J.
Porter.
Miss Lois Ann WIi'ihiIa - .,.,.,.
s yiauisi, was introduced by Airs,
V.7 ,.,",row' plusic chairman.
Miss Whipple played two very
...,v.., .imiuo iiumoers, which
neie ureauv enliivp, l,v t ,A
bers and guests.
MI'S. ti. V. Wlmhnilv n,..,..,
i-uainiiun for the n,,.u,i,,
, , ---- ,(lb,U
"ev. cuaries A. Edwards as
uie guest speaker. Rev. Air. Ed-
yiuius gave an lnsullinir ami ,,,,,1,
amneciuted talk on ''Literature as
One of the Fine Arts."
I ne business meeting rnn....,
and. Airs.,,, G. W. Syfan. read the
uuuu-.es oi . the previous meeting.
Guests Introduced Mrs." Connolly
who is here with ho,. ,.,n
from southern Gallfornia visiting
her sister, Mrs. It. W. Rada
baugh; Airs. J. J. R.iallln 11,.
Olson Mrs. Edgar Eyaus and Miss
Jane Wharton." .
I be next lneetiiiir nt tho ,.i,.i.
will be a closed session for mem
bers Of the nnanhnro- Vr
club only and will be held at the
clubhouse at a 1:30 o'clock dessert
luncheon Tuesday, Alay 18, with
jiirs. n. u. Whipple, chairman, Airs
trunk Browu, Mrs. A. v.. Mm-.
slers, Airs. Wallace Robertsgu,
Mrs. G. Battel, Airs. Paul Jenkins
and Airs. w. W. Asheraft hos
tesses. Every member of the club
is being especially asked to be
present for this Important meet-
On June 1 the club calnmioi.
year will be closed with a delight-
, v.. ""icucon to ue held at
the W. E. Ott homo on the North
unipquu river. Airs. Wl am Hnll
mid Mrs. R. w. Mini.,. ,. .
Joi"t chalr""!n of the picnic
,o jcai.
mm
MISSIONARY SOCIETY
TO SPONSOR OPEN
PROGRAM N5XT THURSDAY
The Presbyterian Ml .sin,,,,,
elety has Invited all of the ln,n,,
of the churches of Uoseburg, Sutli.
eiiiii huh unKianu to a special
meeting and iirourani at 2-jr.
o'clock next Thursday afternoon
in tne cniircli auditorium.
.Mrs. Homer Grow will present
an organ concert, followed by de
votions led hy Alls. A. J. Oerlilns
or the Methodist Bplscoptil church
of Roselini!,'.' A play, "The 1'oun-
ntn ot lolltll," wil be hresenled
by the Presbyterian Alissionnrv so.
elety. which will be tollowed by
a serving uy me executive coin.
llllllee.
Airs; Hurl Ullrich, tnesldetil. will
have ehai'iie and Airs. W. At.
Campbell, program chairman roi
nc year, will be In clinrgu of the
proKi-atu.
NO.HOST DINNER IS
ENJOYED AT TURNER
HOME TUESDAY EVENING
II. II. Turner was honored on
his birthday a mil versa ry at a very
lijoyaltle slx tliirty o'clock no-iiosl
dinner at the Turner home Tues
day eveniiiK.
.in attractive birthday cake
graced Ihe table, where covers
were nrrailL'ed for Ml), and Mrs.
Chester Hercher, Mr. and Mrs.
Waller llerrher, .Mr. and .Mrs. A.
II. Talor und Air. and Mrs. II. II.
Turner.
Contract !iridm was Ihe diver
inn Of the Pleasant-, eveiiin. linnrs
with I Mis. Turneri wlniilnv Hie
hiuh score for the ladles aud U'al-
lerchcr winiiiiiK hiuh score
or the men.
MRS. ALFREO NEAL IS
HOSTESS TO CLUB ON
WEDMCSDAY AFTERNOON
.Mrs. Alfred Nenl enterlalned
he liosehure Art and Kiiibrniilery
lub ut her home nn Kleser street
Wedtiesduy afternoon. I'ollyanna
Hlfts went' exchanged and gumes
were enjoyed. 1
t the tea hour lovely refresh
ments were served by Mrs. Neal,
assisted by Mrs. Littxm iMi'by aod
Mrs. Richard Baker. Those ujoy
lug the afternoon with Mrs. Neal
included Airs. AudrieaK, Mrs.
Bradley, Mr. Bailey, Mrs. Canip
beli, Ajr. Ailnnie Cox, Mrs. Flora
Cox, Mrs. Cornell, Mrs. Litton
Darby, Mrs. be Will, Mrs. Heburd,
Mrs, Holfnieihler, Mrs. Ingles,
.Mrs. Palm, Mrs. Rlioads, Mrs. bny
der aud Airs. Stephenson.
The next meeting will be May
19 at the home ot Mrs. William
Bailey at Dixouvllle..
REV. AND MRS. SMITH
ENTERTAIN AT LOVELY
LUNCHEON ON MONDAY
Rpv. aud Mrs. S. Kuyuor Smith
entertained ut a very lovely one
0 clock vanishing luncheon ou tyou
day at tbeir home on Main street,
as a benefit affair for tue Metho
dist Episcopal ladies aid.
nuge oouquei ot wiortui iunp
were used about the rooms, white
pale gold tulips graced the lunch
eon tables. Covers were arranged
for Mr. and Airs. A. C. Alarsters,
Mr. ' and Airs. J. E. MeCllntock,
Mrs. F. H. Churchill, Mrs. George
Jones,' Mrs. R. J. Lockwood, Airs.
C. A. Edwards, Allss Alargaret
Page, Airs. D. H. Morgan, Mrs. P.
T. Bubar, Miss Alice iWsliclt, Mrs.
Mary F. Harding, Mib. Laura
Smith, Alra. J. F. Olllurd, Mrs. J.
B. Bailey, Mrs. A. S. Coeu, Mrs. I),
a. Bubur, Mra. A. N. Orcutt, Mrs.
E. A. Pettey, Mrs. C. M. "zzq, Mrs.
M. F. Rico, Mrs. J. H. Boolu, Mrs.
Alary Tefft, Mrs. U. AJ. Nicholas,
Airs. J. I). Osborn and Mrs. Fred
erick J. Porter.
Rev. uud Mrs. Smith were as
sisted iu serving by Mrs. Nicholus,
Airs. Osborn and Mrs. Pugu.
'
MISS WILMA BUSENBARK
COMPLIMENTED AT SHOWER
AND BBEAKFAST PARTY .
Allss Lois Irving entertained at
a very delightful nine o'clock
waffle breakfast ut the . home of
Mrs. Benjamin living, Sr., to com
plimeut Miss WiUnu Buseuburk,
bride-elect, at a charming shower.
Lilacs ana tulips lormed a pret
ty decorative motif or the occas
ion. Covers were placed for A(iss
Busenburlf, guest of honor, ' Mrs.
Jack Chuppmn, Airs. William Hit
rati), Allss Jeun WhIUiuy, Miss
Uorothy Dale Jackson, Miss Po'ro
thy Herman, Miss CurmeJ New
land, Aliss Kathryn Busenbark,
Miss Theresa Conn, Allss Evelyn
Thomason, Allss Helen Roser, Airs.
Benjamin Irving, Sr., and the hos
tess, Miss Lois Irving. Airs. Irving
assisted the hostess in serving.
Lovely shower gifts were pre
sented to Miss Busenbark from
the guests. Miss Busenbark will
become the bride of Millard Doyle
tnis juontp.
MRS. P. W- Hpf-WWELL "
ENTERTAINS BRIDGE' '
PLUP PN TUESDAY
Airs. J). W. Helliwell entertained
her bridge club ut a cliaruiinp ouc
thirty o'clock sulad luncheon at
her attractive home on South Kane
sti-ect Tuesday afternoon. Tulips
and iris formed a cplprf ul niptijl tor
ue occasiou. ' '
'Covers were arranized for Airs.
H. A. Simmons, Airs. Ivan Pickeus.
Airs. C. B. Wudo.and Iiiss Hazel
Strickland, guests, and Airs. Clair
a. ueii, airs. . -u. coen, fttrs. u.
AI. Berrie, Mrs. L. E. McCliiitoek,
Airs. Fred Lockwood. Mrs. Aiauriee
J. Hen-land. Airs. E. G. Kohlhuiren
und Mrs. John H. Roblusou', mem-
wers.
Contract briilu'o was entnvmi
duriug tho afternoon hours with
Allss btnckland winning the prlzol
tor nign score.
DsMOLAV BENEFIT CARD
PAHTV IS CHARMIeJG
AFFAIR Of WtOHtESPAY
Tue Uejilolay benef.t card pr(
was Que ui ihe must cuoriuTJ,; ax
(airs ul tue season, oeing held
Wodnesday afternoon at the Aia
souic temple. Mrs. A, A. w'ltuer
aud Airs. Roy E. Bellows were -joiut
geuei-al chairmen of the dtf
ughtfut efiair.
jus. William Untath, Mrs. Pale
Owen and Mib. C. W. Oweu hud
charge of the cord tables. Largo
l)ou(j.u.'ts o( mixed spring (lowers
were attractively arranged about,
the rooms.
The tea table, covered by a
beautiful lace cloth, was centered
by a howl of mummotlt yellow and
bronze tulips and ylsteria. 'fall
lighted tapers flunked the center,
piece. Mrs. L. A. Wells and Mrs, j.
F. Branson poured. Mrs. iveuueth
Qulne, Mrs. rl. U. Church, Mrs. L.
W. Josse, Airs. W. F, Harris and
Mrs. U. ii. Marks served.
Contract bridge won enjoyed dur
Ing tne afternoon by Mrs. Walter
Hercher, Mrs. A. B. Taylor, Mrs,
A. J. Ellison, Mrs. Bernard Voujjg,
Alra. Homor Grow, Mrs. Paul War
ren, Airs. P. M. Lee, Mrs. Ii. H.
Turner, Airs. Scott Williams, Mrs.
ired JJarr, Mrs. Leonard Riley,
-Mrs. Curl E. Wlmberly, Mrs. i,. A,
Wells, Airs. Harlow Allen, - Airs.
Kenneth Qulno, Aliss Helen Casey,
Allss Hazel Strickland, Airs. 11. A,
Simmons, Mrs. It. W. Helliwell,
tfr. a. W. Wharton, Airs. H. H.
Stapletou, Airs. Waller Fisher,
Mrs. J. A. Harding, Airs. C. G. Van
Vaizuh, Airs. E. G. Randolph, Mrs.
Lauren McCullocb, Airs. N. C. Pe-1.
tersou, Mrs. Broadway, Mrs. J. L.
(Continued ou page 2)
POETS CORNER
MY MOTHER'S HANDS
Such beautiful, beautiful hands
Though neither white nor aniiill
And you 1 know would scarcely
think
That they were fair at all.
I've looked ou hands whose form
and hue, . '
A sculptor's droam might be,
Vet were tij.ose aged, .wrinkled
hands . , , , .
More Jjeautiiul to me. . ,- " ',;
Such beautiful, beautiful hands,
Though heart were weury and sud.
Those patient haifds kept tolling ou
xiitit cniiaiuii might pe.giuu.
I almost wedn as looking back.
To chlldhdod'9 distant ,uay,
Of those dear hands resting not
W'blio mine wero at their play.
Such beautiful, beautiful hands. '
They ure growing testae now.
For time and pain have Jeft Uioir
. mark
Ou hand and heart and brpw, ,
Alas, alas, the wearying nine
And tho sad, sad day for me, - .
When 'neath the daisies out of
sight - - ; i......
Thsp .hjinds will folded be. ;
But, ph- beyond tliis -shadowy
damp i
Whore all is bright and fair,
I know full well those dear old
hands,
"Will palms of victory bear. .
through
Whero crystal streams
endless years
Flow over golden sands
And where the old grow young
again,
I'll clasp my mother's lands.
Author unknown.
FREE
"AS LONG AS ALLOTMENT LASTS"
i.
To all who bring this advertisement to our store
Monday, May 10, between 10 a. m. ard 5:30 p. m.,
we will give absolutely FREE a ONE POUND
package of the
Wonderful Colfanite Cleaner
Factory Demonstration
As a service to pur customers we have arranged
for a representative of the Colfanite Factory to be
in attendance in our store three days beginning
Monday, May 10th. Come in and discuss your re
finishing problems with ltie factory representative..
You Will Learn
How to Care For
Linoleum, hard nnd soft wood floors j to finish
and protect furniture table tops and drain
boards; clean and protect painted walls and
wood work and easily do refinishim- work in
your own home wVlh COLFANIiTE, tho heat,
acid and alcohol resistant finish.
Colfanite Eliminated waxing Just Hot Water and
Soap to Kfjep It Clean and Bright.
FREE CLEANER MONDAY
Rcnicmber the ebjaner is FREE to housewives on MON
DAY ONLY. Or ie pound to a family as long as the allot
mcnt lasts. Bryg this ad with you Monday. Dcmonstra
Hon will last iV.onday, Tuesday, Wednesday.
Parslow Hardware
o Company
f HI N. Jackson St. :