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TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURC. OREGON, SATURDAY, JUNE 5, 1937. 5(D(EDEUW Social Calendar Monday. June 7 Roscburg Junior WoimufH Hull annutil election . of others uud progrulu. Clotted meeting ut club Jiouse. Every member asked to bo irescnt. Catholic Indies Sewing society public curd pally ut S o'clock at Catholic parish liall. Prize lor ov. ory table of card In I'luy. Door prize und refreshments. Kcservu lions In charge or .Mm. J. A. Maul lug, general (rlialrlllllll, phono -ll:.', Public cordially Invited. Dr. It. L. Dunn's' nou-donoiiiliiu- tloniil Hlhlc study class niccilng at 7:-lfi o'clock In evening at Doug- lun liotol illulim hull Willi Chillies I. Spclllnmi, a Christian Jew Hlio cnllduclB u Jewish tnlKHiuii In l.oi Angeles, as Ihu speaker on I li1 loplo "The .Messiah Shown lo Iff Hie Son of (loll." Anyone Interest ud Iiiih been cordially Invllcd. Mr ' ripclliiiun addressed Dr.. Dunn's ISiblti class a year ago. St. (leorgo'B Episcopal guild to meet at two o'clock In I he niter noon at Uii'iin I'lietiopluce rosl dunce at 1MU Hast Douglas slroet, with .Mm. I'hcllcplucc and .Mm. ,W. U. WIIIIuiiib Joint hostesses. , Tuesday Juno 8 A la'. 'A chili uii'utliiK nt M o'clock ill evening at home of Aim. II. K. Aladdin. Ludy I. Inns will moot at a 7:110 n clock (lessorl-silpper ai a. i'. J'iiit home nt 1117 lohb street with Mil ,M. II. iMllluy an Julut Hostess, All itifiiitiorH urn urged to uliciul Wednesday. Juno :9 Al. I). A. cluli nfleriiooil infill Ink Ht lioiiiu of .Mm. Charles .Molir. ittvci'sdaie Danny Hour club 1 tcrminll meeting lit home of .Mm. Glenn Cox. New Idea club one o'clock luncheon at home of Mm. V. It. Buckingham, with Mm. H'. II. Ap plvhiifl Joint hostess. Cnlllollc Ladles Mewing Hocll'ly lo hold Li o'clock iilcnlc and meet Inn ill home of .Mm. Cyril Nichols al lirockwny. Thoae desiring Huns porlnllun huvu been nuked lo meel ill Ihu puiish luili not later limn ' 11:110 a. hi. Those attending. Iiuv,' nlno been naked lo bring a covered dish. Methodist Episcopal Ladles Aid line o'clock lioilucit Iniiehcou al church purloin IiibIcuiI of the I"" vioiisly niinoiiiiced Hiippur lor Hie Inelllbors and husbands. Meiiihem inve been llBKcil lo IH'liiK a covered lllitli and intend the luncheon. Elcc tloii or olilcem, W. C. T. II. lo ineel al 2M" o'clock In afiuriioon al I'lesbylei" Inn church harlom with Airs. Hugh lIlinlBoll uud Mm. Alba Spaugtl In charge ol Ihe program. New .members will be guests of honor lit the social liour. Laurel lodge No. 111. A. V. and ' A M . will colchl'lllu lis SIM.ll nlllll- veimicv at a li::iu o'clock dinner 111 .Masonic temple. Two Minder JMimon degrees will be given. .Mem bers of Laurel Indue residing else where huvu been Bent special in vllnllotm to attend. Tim charter was grunted Laurel lodge Juiyc , 15, ISri7. Thursday, June 10 Ladles or Country club Invited lo courtesy handlciip loui'iiiiincnt lo he sponsored by .Mr. .lunor of the club. Tee oil' at N:4S. I'olluck lllllclieoll nl n d I'onlniel bridge 111 nllernoon. Ilupllst l.inlleB Alii society one tl'cloek ileBBerl-luucheon ill church iiarlolB. Aim. Kiln Harris, prcsi- I,. m In cllaiue ill I line. (,111111 f;lrlH will spoiiBoi- ih'oiiiiii. .Mem bem and lilendu corilliilly invited tieorue HIartnct' iillxillnry In Vlilleil HminlBll Will' VelerilllB Uleellni! al eljihl o'clock In even Jui; al iirniory, NorlltBlile SiiiiBliiue club al'lei'. noon nieellim 111 Inline of Mrs. Uleim Cox. l'l-esbylerlnn .Mlsslimnry Hticlely lui'elllli! lit 2 : :io In al'lellioou ill lioine or Mm. I'. II. I''les III Laurel' wood with Mrs llurlon llelllwell lis asslBtanl luiMless. Mis. Fred Vlslier will Illive cluilae oi Hie. if voltons ami Mrs. Ira IliiliUlli will llave the nl'lei innin's topic. Mis. Hurl I'lll'lch. piesldelll. will con. tillel the business llleetluu. Friday, June II ItosebtiiK t'oiuilry club nieiubeis nnd invilml ullesls asked III elljol first of a seiies of chin mlim dauc- llllt Pill'lles al clubhouse ill U::!ll In eveiilnu. Mis. .1. Al. .ludd, Mrs. Krunk (' i mid Mrs. II. C. Wells general couiinitlei'. Music louiliilr tee. Airs. IMlll lliirlh. .Mrs I.. K JMfCllhtnck. Mrs. Kennelli IJiilne, IMlB. W. li. Oil nnd Mis. Iv II. ivnllllliiuen. rtvlllion Valley cluli alleriieiin tiieellttu at home of Mrs. Isiwr nco (jiinitliollt II. MRS. ANNA DOWELL IS HOSTES3 TO H. E. O. CLUB Mm. Anna Howell was u immt Irraejoiis bosless Tuesday after noon at her liiinie on .Milhaiy Httcel. when she eiilcrlallieil Hie II. K. tt. club. .'lc-huuilred ati In l'lnv illll'llm Hie llHeilliHill with lrs. Klsle Mi I'llllllis and Mis fill toil Hooper wluuilm Hie piixc. Lovely biiintiltMs nf nises wen1 used aboill Ihe IIIOIII.I. I.lller Mis llowell, asslsleil by Mrs. ('. , W. Owen, Belied delicious rcfiosh liienis in Mrs. Vltcinhi Ciiiiipbell. Mrs. Mni'iha Krsklne, Mrs. I'ercy Myi'l'B. Mis, Klsle McCiiniiis. Mm. iliirry Lelir. Mis MjtIIh Norwood. JMl'fl. Cllflon Hooper uud Mrs. Mat tip Meillll. The nel inicllm,' will be .lun 15 ut tlin home uf Mm. Myrllo Nurwouil on Norlh Siepbcii" "treel .vltll Mm. t'lillon llon(.er as Hie I fbostess. I By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER ACHIEVEMENT DAY AT FULLE RTON SCHOOL IS ENJOYABLE AFFAIR All achieveiueul day lirnmalll wuh held ut Kullerton school for eld ut Kullerton school for Ml club work Thursday, .May 27, with Aim. I'. (). Ackley in charitc. Jimmy Brillou uml Hubby liusle ford kuvu a booh oeiiioiisiralioil on makliiK camp blscultu and JiiilKiug from the biscuits on display there wore many others in the ramp oookery class, llliilei the leader ship of .Mrs. Al ilushlord, who could also make biscuits. . t A cnnillo IlKlitluu ceremony ror bii WjOi-kers wiis Kivell by Ihe Sew illK cltlb. A lovely cuke was cut nnit ' lutcr Bel veil. A llellioustru- I ion 'on luakliif; a liincbeoii chilli U'.!lB.nuidu by Linda lloser anil Ann Cni'toi'. Club BouifH ami yells were Klven. Aim. I'. I). Ackley wan ihe leader or litis Kroup. Tim alrls ol Hie. Cooking club Kiive u ilemonstriilioii on cereals uud Ice box cookies. A short pro- Kiam followeil i 1 1 1 -1 1 1 1 i 1 1 u lleiiluh llosu Woollruir. rihlrley lilies. .Shirley Curler, liorolhy'' lluscli, Luis l''owler, I'hyllls Jucksou and Deny Snillh. Aim. II. II, Carter was Hie Icador'nr Ibis Ki-oiip. I'l'esentallou or I'll ildns was niaile 1iy Miss Sivlnney lo Hie rollowlliK Kills who had coinidet- ud Hieir projects: , hewllic dlvlu on: LIiiiil lloser. V ll u I II ill ( 'hu 111 Iji'l'lni ll. I'utly Had. way, lleuluh Itosn Wnodi llfl. I'hvl- lls Jackson, Itiilb llliller. Shlrlev and Ann Caner. This kioup had Hill lier.cent achleveiiienl ic coi'il. Cooklni; division: IjiIb Fowler. UHy Kinllll. I'hvllls Jackson. Slilr. Icy Caller, Uorothy .Slufralisiill, llcilhlll Hose Woollruir., Tllclnill Aloyers. Ittitli nuller: Shfrlev lilies I Horolliy lluscli ami Luulsu Alorri-j BOlf. The camp cookery isroiio will liiiish tiielr proJuclB ilurlui; tin summer months. , PORTLAND VISITORS . COMPLIMENTED AT DINNER ON SUNDAY Mr. and Aim. Frederick K, Hal'. luna ami daiiuliier, Klalne Su zaline, ami sou, Tommy, of Port land, were iiiniplliuenleil at ti lovu- I wo o'clock dinner party alven by. .Mr. and Airs. Waller llerclier, .Sunday, In the, curdeii or Hieir hoi H 1 1 I 111 l l. Covers were placed lor the miosis ol honor uud Air. and Mm. II. Tin hit and dauulilers. liar. lima Ann and Cynthia Sue. Air. mid Aim. A. II. Tuylur ami daimle ler A I lilt Hi, and Mr. and Mrs. Her. flier and 'sons, 'Terry uud Hob. - NEW IDEA CLUB IS ... ENTERTAINED AT LUNCHEON AND PARTY . . All's. I'". 11. A l 1 1 1 -ii nl I' very era clously enterialneil the New Idea cluli al a i very ilollxhH'ul one o'clock luncheon mid Harden puny ill her home hist Wednesday aliei' noon. Covers were placed for Airs. S. A. .Smil'ord ami Allss Klmrh, auests, June's In GARDEN CEREMONIES REDUCE COST OF GOWN AND SETTING lM-V'l ' ..... , , The beuullllll III t.ia I neuliuv Imsless mivn III,.-,. NiMile ll,i ,. nnd upper p.n l Is iippll'ini'il en Hi,. 5 ,., , , f , ,Ul.ti Klullerli,', bill IKK ill all fussy, ll open, ,,. , ,. .,. ,..,.,,., , gluinuious nlgbtcowu O.ll, of ,.. I'oleio J.ickil lrh,.(i, , .ill, H.,.., flounce 1110 upiilliiui'd u Hi,. (nn ,111.1 and MiHS Hetty Anna ' Faillknei--MrH. V. It. IluckiiiKham. Aim. V I). Harris, Mrs. It. L. (Jlle, Aim. John II. I'orter and the hostess, I Mrs Annlehnir ' ., . : ' The next meeting will be Wed' nesdiiy, June 9, ut the home of 'Airs, llllckincliam with Airs. Apple ; lioir as Joint hosiess. PUPILS PRESENTED IN RECITAL BY MRS. ENGLISH AIVHTLK CltlCIOK, June fi An iiileresllnu recital was given Wed nesday evenlllK in lite t'lu-lstilin diiircli by the piano pupils of Airs. Henry K. KiiKllsh, to a laiKe audi ence of friends and relatives. The program wus us follows: Vale of Kong, Holre, by Audrey Slarliiick, Nailla Oyer, Frank Vocolu. .Sparks, 'i'liolupsiili, by Allelic .Micklesoll. Siiringtiuie, Vlolle, A Penny Whis tle, Gwiiln, Chinese , LmHcrus, Alai'lliorii, by Hetty Jean Ally. A Harnyard Conversation, Hlake, 'i'be l''irsl Hutlerfly. Torjusscn, by Hum Lee Jleynolds. Tile J'mieiug Lesson, Thomiison, by Allelic .Micklesoll, Helen Alae Caswell. Tile Cypsy Train, Calloway, -Mrs. Leonard Larson. l-'oresi tiluiles. Krunklyu, Frank Voconi. Swaying Pines, Alallliigly, by .'u dla Dyer. Seuoritii, Ailinn, by Audrey Slur. buck. .Swaying Treetops. Diinlel, Cos- sacks, Hebe, by Alurjorie .Shul'Ile. .Minuet in tl, lleeihovcn, by Alar- die Abbott. Wlieii 1 Co .Sereiiadiir .Sarah, Wing Smith, by Airs. Leonard Larson. Austrian Song, Pascher, by Ar- lene liieckinau. 101 Capital!, Sollsu, by .Marcelle All botl, Airs. lOngllsll. MISS CASEY IS H08TES8 AT CHARMING BRIDGE DINNER WEDNESDAY NIGHT .Miss Helen Cusey entertuiiied al a clinrnilug seven o'clock dinner al -Hie Ctiipqiln hotel Wednesday evening. A mixed houmict of snap dragons, coral bolls, painted dais ies and oilier puslcl-roiorud spring flowers graced ihe Inbhi. Following tile dinner Hie guests enjoyed contract bridge at Un lovely Casey Inline on ' Ithlkeley slreet. Those invited Included All's. Hel'lliiril Young, Mrs. ilouier tlrow, Alts. H. II. Turner, Mrs. Pnill Wur ren, Airs. Hert Cotliiney, Airs. It. C. lllle. Airs. H. Casey, Airs. Leroy lliUlt, .Mrs. Leonard Hiley uud Alls. Frederick J. Porter, The prizi rot- Hie evening's 'coti-' Irael .bridge play witH won by Airs. Porter. SYLMON VALLEY CLUB TO MEET NEXT WEEK All's. Lawrence tloodbollrn will entertain Hie members of the Syl moil Valley club ut her linuie next Friday urternooti. All members tire inosl cordially Invllcd. Bride Gets Married Style Within Budget i.ln 1 use Iiii'i, uml llel. i-llt Oil n.(,.,. ,, ,- .., ,,,.,, ,,,,..,, pi,,;, , .,.,. ,... ,1,,,.lt , ,. ,, , .,. ,,,,, ,.k, t. rtOSEBURG WOMAN'S CLUB MioiUBL ePftii! Kll,niv to mUUislLt Mt-Aln IwtoUAY Tue' ' Uosviniiv' Woiuuus ciuo ueiu us nullum ' Spring1 vicuiv tu close luu ciuo cuiwuuui va- mea uuy iroiu it lu n-uO u ciul-h ui me uvuuwiui v. . c.. uit uume us tiortu buiou.ua iner. Jlrs. . .vi. Campbell, president of me ciuu, wus in cuuikc. jiu ui iruciive ant was prcsenlcil to .ilia. vttltiiioeii iiom Uie ciuu vtltu jus. l luiutil lieu iUUMlig me pi edeilid' lion. Airs, campoeii uus just cum. ptuieil uer nisi yeut us presiiienl ut lne itoseouig iioiuuus ciuu uuu luo lliclliuers nave eujoeu one ol luu uiust outstanding .-'eur s since il was oiaunieit in iiii. me larg est uietnoei'nuip lu tue history oi Hie club wus readied tuts year. .Mrs. Lauipuell was Highly compli mented upon tier successim year us president, bue will bcgiu tier bccuud year Hi mis ullice next tJclober. The pic.ilc luuclit'on was tervod on tnu banks of the river to Airs, cumpiieii uuu duiignicr, Anas ivliaueiu, Airs. J. j. ruley, ,iii'a. iail l.lliicu, .Mrs. ilertliu i'arrutt, .ill's. A'. Uisoli, ol I'ot-iiauii, .ii i s. iv. ii. l.yiie and sou. Iticliurd, All's. i'v A. lielllls, Airs. W. v'. vsiicriul. Airs, ueorge K. titilue. Airs. ii. i. t lark, .ur. t:. W. liroves, Airs, h, Jtayuur Mtiitii, Airs. it. L. M nipple, .nr.. L. . Josse, Airs. J. K i.ur ker, Airs. Coriloli llloos, Mrs. 1. a Fields, Mrs. Scott v illiaius, .Mrs, Lillian 'labke, ol Astoria, .Mrs. j 11. v'llliams, or Portlauil, Airs. Lynn Heckley, Airs. Fred .Morrison and dmignter Nomiie. iitrs. tl. iur tel, Alts, l.o.s iiiuiiliug. Aim. 1-J. T. Nelson, Airs. J. F. Hrausoii, Airs. Puul warren, .Mrs. Huitier Crow, Airs. K. II. Kohllmgen, Airs. v . h. Oil, Alls. Hurl Ague, Airs. Waller Flslier, Airs. Lee Kagan, Allss Helen Casey, Airs. rJdwin C Vollllg, Alts. ll. F. Kuglish, Airs Al. it. ItichiirilN, Airs. T. ii. Wal son, Airs. C. II. Hmley, Allss Hstellc Conover, of Flint, Allciilgmi, Airs. Wlllium Hell, Airs. Iluy s. Pctre- iliiili. Airs. W. U. Hi-own. Aim. Sam Hose, All's. Cluir K. Allen, Airs. Hoy t). Young uml Airs. Frederick .1. Porter. The blessing was t,ivon by Mra. ti. Jtaynoi- .Smith. Tile minutes were read by the secrulury, Airs. J. li. Foley unit the treasurer's clubhouse report wus given by -Mrs. Foster Hlltner. ' Mm. William Hell and Mrs. It. W. Alurstel'H w.ere Joint chairmen of Ihu picnic assisted by Airs. Karl Ullrich. Airs. tl. Utirlel, Airs. K. D. Lytle and All's. F. A. Fields. Committees tippolntud by. Airs. Campbell lor the coining yeut' In clude: Servlco shop: Airs. c. H., Hulley mid Airs. I' . A. Fluids, Joint chairmen, Ali'H. 1:1. T. Nelson and All's. Leo Ittlgau. r AudltliiK committee: Idrs. lionier (Irow,- Ai rs. Williiitu Hell anil. Airs. Scott Williams. , Chaplain. Airs. C. A. F.dwnrds. ' Cluli leas: All's. G. Hm-tel, Airs. Lynn Mecklcy, Aim. II. It. Madilox and Airs. Wallace Hobcrlson, with .Miss Helen Cusey, clluirulun ol' plays. . .Music committee: Mm. Homer Grow, Ml'B. H. F. KllgHsh. ' .Mrs. Lynn .Ilecltley, und Airs., Hernanl' A'oung. Progrmu: .Mrs. K. D. ' Lytle, chalrmmi; Airs. V. Winiherly. Airs. Kay S. Pctreniliu and .Mrs. Scott Williams. Calling cumiuittee: Airs. Ol'll Wulker, Mrs. J. II. Foley. Airs. K. (1. Kohlhagen and Airs. G. W. Sy fun. Publicity. Mrs. Frederick J. Porter. Tile club voted lo withdruw from By MARIAN YOUNG NI'A Service Stuff Correspondent. NEW YORK. If she follows tho advice of fashionists, this year's June bride can hnvc a veritnblc picture-book wed ding, including flowers, music and all the fixings, without making Dad mortgage the old homestead or forcing little sister lo wear made-over clothes for three years after ihe great event. The experts are using cotton lace, muslin, eyelet batiste, handkerchief linen, organdy, silk organdy nnd voile all much less expensive than bridal salin to make wcd.iing gowns which are truly glamorous. And they point out thut Jt,:ia is the month ' to get married in n garden or on somebody's beautiful porch or in 11 drawing room with sunlight pouring through the open doors and windows. Any one of these backgrounds makes a wedding cost less than one in a church, yet will bo just as im pressive I The bride with excellent taste but a limited budget should make up her mind, firrt of all, that she can be as lovely in muslin or dotted Swiss as in satin or taffcla. There's not a bit of use in planning nn inexpensive wedding if the entire family is going to foci apologetic about it or if the bride wishes the muslin would turn to satin. Family Garden Ca 1 Furnish . Beautiful B.id.'.1 liouquct Flowers, inlurmally in keeping with less pretentious fabrics nnd a natural setting, are no problem at all. An armful of roses, delphnium mixed with white phlox, a spray of peonies, a shower bouquet of white sweet pcHs for the bride and cor sages of vari-coloicd onrs for the maids these nrc lovely and can be found in mother's own garden. Incidentally, pale pink sweet peas, mixed with a few climbing rosebuds in deeper pink would be beailtiful. And what bride would worry about lack of orchids or camellias if the backyard garden is filled with gladiolus and dahlias.? F.vcn if shp has lo cut all sorls of coiners on nearly every thing else, every. litllc bride deserves one really beautiful set of lingerie, including a nightgown with matching jacket nnd an elegant negligee. When il comes to these items, there's no substitute tor lace-lrionmcd silk sheers and silk crepes. The luvclievl (iinifsraiu nuclei wcai of Ihe moiucnl is positively drip ping wilh delicate lace or lace edgings. the mate federation for one year, 'out retain its membership in Dis trict No t. A rlslun vote of thanks was fcrven AUs. int (or her hospi tality in having the picnic at her plaen. ' Airs. Paul Warren sang a solo, with v.hisilln:; accompaniment by Mrs. Homer Grow ; Airs. M. II. Klt-hurds gave three delightful readings und the Ah-Neuh-Nlka camptire group presented a charm ing play, "A VVe:'.kncs3 tor Nurses," including the following cast: Faith und Virginia Young, Patricia Miller, Carolyn Cordon and Doro thy Criimmett. The next meeting of the ' club will be tho first Tuesday in Oc tober at the clubhouse. MISS ELZA KOHLHAGEN AND HOWARD ZIMMER MARRY ON WEDNESDAY Allss Glza Kohlhagen, attractive laughter of Air. and Mrs. L. Kohl- hueeu. Sr.. of HosmIhiii. w., n,,,-- iled to Howard 'Zimiiiei' ,.., nr ir and Airs. George .lininer, or Cull by, uregon. at a oeaul lul weili ni? m."v m iwwuiri, 10:30 o'clock WedneBilay morning. June 2, ut Hinson .Memorial Ban list church in Portland. Hev. Frank H. Matthews, nnslni or the church mid formerly pustor of the Hoseburg lluptist church. penoiiiieo uie impressive ceremony In the presence of relullves iiuil close friends. The bride wus charming in u silk beige jiult, curnellan accessories I a corsage of orchids. Allss Her- ilia Kohlhugen, or Salcin, wus imtii! ol honor for her sister and was at- uacuve in u nine lace frock with Slillnou neeeMH,n-if. .i ol rosebuils. Druce Waber of Portland, n fraternity brother of the bridegroom, acted as best man. Air. Sykos played the pipe organ softly throughout Ihu service. Air. and Airs, dimmer will ho nt Inline to their friends at Hie Darc loma npwtnients, Northwest 1953 Irving street, Portland. Airs, .immer is very well known In Rosebiirg, where she wan ,,,.,,,1. unlet! from senior high school and mm Kiauiimeii iroin Oregon State college in lilSli. Tile mist . l. lias taught ITomo Kconoinlc's ai I'lllon high school in Cnlnn n,. Slip is a member of the Delta Delta Delta sorority, While attending Oregon Slate college, she received recognition us an nulntiwlli, ui.. dent and was active , ,.,i,, cmnpiis nrrulis. Mr. Zlminer is'n pliarmacist mid owns a diw ,t,, at Sherwood. Ore. He is a Brud uule of North Pacific college of den- ""iiy uuu piiminacv in Portliiiui ind is a member of Kappa Psi lion ir I'ruternlty. Air. mid Alts. I.. K', ,1,11, ,,.,, c. of this city, went to Portlmid Tues day to attend the wedding. PHYLLIS JACKSON CELEBRATES TENTH BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY Phyllis Jackson celebruted her tenth birthday anniversary al a charming three o'clock party ut her home 011 Corey avenue Friday iillernnoii. Lovely gifts wore presented to Phyllis Irani Dorothy Dllsch. Shir Icy Giles, (tilth Hutler uud Ann and Shirley Carter. Dollclons refresh ments wero served later in the ul'lernoon. - NORTHSIDE SUNSHINE CLUB TO MEET Tlie Northsldc Sunshine club will hold its next meeting ut the home of Airs. Glenn Cox. All members are most cordially Invll- ud to be present. MISS JESSIE PALM1TER AND REX INGRAM ANNOUNCE MARRIAGE DATE FOR AUGUST Announcement of the engage ment of Miss Jessie Palthltar and Hex Ingram was muds at a bum Iieid dust .Monday night nt Ihe home of .Miss Alice cox at liar View, south of Empire in Coos county, with Allss Cox and Airs. James V. Dunielson as hostesseB. Guests were assembled to play contract, ami ut the first table all hearts In the deck bote a printed legend, "Hearts lure trumps lor Jetsie and Bex August 4, 1937." Allss Palinlter is the daughter of ,Mr. und Mrs. George I'almlter of Alllwaukle, Oregon, ber father being former State Grange master. she holds the position of home demonstration agent.&i-large, her lime being divided between Doug. lus ana uoos counties. She is graduute of Oregon State college and is affiliated with Kutioa Delta sorority. i Air. Ingram Is a graduute of tho ''emliy of Hrltlsh Columbia. lirltlsn Columblu, anil later was connected with the Baker, Iluinll ton und Pacific Haidware company 01 ban t rancisco. He is now presi dent oi the Pioneer Hardware com- puny of Alarshfleld. -Miss Pnlmlter and Air. Ingrum will be married August -l 111 the St. Paul KpiBcopal church in Ore gun City, und are making plans to build a new home on Sky Line boulevard lu Alarshfleld, where they will live. AJlss Palmiter will continue her work with the exteti' sion depurtnii'iit of Oregon 8tulo i niH.u,V --out-he, .''' GENERAL PUBLIC INVITED TO BENEFIT CARD PARTY NEXT MONDAY EVENING The generul public has been most cordially Invited to enjoy the Liunullc Ludles Hewing society henetlt card parly to be held ill eight o'clock, next . Alonday even ing ul the parish hull on North Kane street. Airs. J. . A. Harding Is generul chairman uud lias cbarge of resur- yutlons of tables. For' I'eserviitloiiH call Airs. Harding at tl2. Mm. Harris Kllsworlh and Miss Helen Casey are in charge of the cards and Airs. Lucy Jennings, Mrs. K. L. Shirey, Airs. Alary llryaii, Mrs. Al. 10. Paul, Airs. J. U. Foley and .Miss Klizuhcth Paul will serve re freshments. Airs. Alary llryaii nnd Airs, rayette Langenberg ure in charge or decorations. A. prize will be awurded Ihe high score winner I'or every table In play, A door prize will also be given. PRESBYTERIAN MISSIONARY SOCIETY TO MEET Tho Presbyterian Alissioiiury so ciety will hold a very interesting meeting nt 2:30 o'clock next Thursday afternoon nt the home of Mrs. C. D. Fies In Laurelwood with Mrs. Unrton Helliwcll acting us joint hostess. The devotions will be conduct ed by Mm. Fred Fisher with Airs. Ira Hnilkin in charge of tho topic for Ihe study hour. Mrs. Earl I'Mrich, president, will be In charge of the business session. Members and friends are urged to attend. DANCING PARTY ANNOUNCED FOR COUNTRY CLUB MEMBERS AND GUESTS NEXT FRIDAY A charming dnucing party, the first of n series of delightful slim mer affairs, has been arranged for the members of the Rosebiirg .',r. Th, l.,,..,l. u....l.ll,lrt l..l.l.. 1 ' ' 8 ""' -"c "ce. a copy 01 one Marleno Dietrich cho. for n brldni scene In her newest picture. It Is princess typo, wllb softly Urapl lines long, sleeves und long Iralil and a spray or orange blossoms fusicned'ln; unique manner from waistline straight up Iho front of the bodice ami on one side of the V neckline. The bridal bonnet Is made of sheer.1 transparent glass fabric and finished with a tulle wll. Tbe uiatd-of-houor', dross Is a picturesque affair of ciel blue 01 guura. tucked decplj from sbouldurs lu tloof. At the edge of each tuck la a double row of narrow Vol tacj. dyed to match tfeK organza. , , Country club and tbeir Invited guests (or next Friday evening, June 11, at 9:30 o'clock at tbe clubhouse. Mrs. J. M. Judd, Mrs. Frank Coen ud Mrs. H. C. Wells are in uharge ol arrangements for tbe affair. Tbe music committee In cludes Mrs. Phil Hartb, Mrs. L. E. McClintock, Mrs. Kenneth Quins. Mrs. V. E. Ott and Airs. E. 0. Kohlhagen. ELLVIEW CLUB HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING AT HUFF HOME WEDNESDAY The ISellview club was delight fully entertained Wednesday aft ernoon at the home of Mrs. Itobert Huff. The business session was in charge of the president, Mrs. Clyde Kester. It was decided to hold tbe next meeting July 11 in the form of a. six o'clock picnic tor tue meniDeiB nnd their ram illea 10 be held at tbe Clyde Kes ter place on bouth Deer creek. Delicious refreshments wer served at the tea hour to Alias Au drey Ingledue, a guest, and the following club members, Mrs. Donald Morberg. Mrs. 3. V. Van Voorst, Mrs. Kelley, Allss Hazel keBior, Mrs. Carl Kosolund, Mrs Clyde Kester, Mrs. Donald Hend- rlckson, Mrs. Mary Collison and the hostess, Mrs. Robert Huff, ' "'''( POTLUCK SUPPER ENJOYED AT MEREDITH HOME . MONDAY EVENING A potluek supper wnB held Alon- uuy evening at the. J. J. .Meredith home at Dlllard.' Those enjoying uie evening- or -visiting were Mr. aim Airs. ,' ij. :;Aiarstera ; and boh, Air. and Airs. Al. Al.- .Meredith and children, Air. ubd .Mrs. W. K. Stev enson and children of Orecn. Ches ter Stevenson bf Dui)siiiuir, Calif., i' rminiin otford of - Sutheiiin, loreiice M'ere'dith . . 'of . Hoseburg. and Mr. and Mrs: J. J. Meredith und son .Wilbur.'.: . BAPTIST AID SOCIETY TO MEET' NEXT WEEK The Baptist Ladles Aid society will meet . at- a delightful one 0 clock desBei't-luncheou n Thursdtiy uttemoon' in the church parlors. Airs. Ella liurrls. presi dent, will be-In charge of the bus! licss session and the Guild girls win sponsor tbe program. All mem bers and friends are most cordial ly invited to be-present.-. LADY LIONS TO MEET NEXT TUESDAY. EVENING Instead of the regular' meeting night of Monday, tho Lady Lions have postponed their next social gathering until the following eve ning, Tuesday, June '9; ut which time Airs. A. 1). Parr and Mm. 11. II. JIuncy will be Joint hostessos at a 7:30 o'clock dessert supper ut tlie former's home at 617 Cobb street. All members are most cor dially invited to be present. CATHOLIC SEWING SOCIETY TO HOLD PICNIC NEXT WEEK St. Joseph's ' Catholic Ladles Sewing society will bold a 12 o'clock plcnio next Wednesday ut Ihe home of Mrs. Cyril Nichols ut nrockway. Those attending' have been asked to bring a covered dish and meet at the parish hall not luter thnn 11:30 a. m., where cars will furnish transportation. M. O. A. CLUB TO ' MEET NEXT WEEK Al. O. A. club will meet next Wednesday afternoon at the home Airs. Charles Molir. All mem bers 1110 most cordially invited. '.Itoillli -VT". U'1-'? t ...I.I... ..' 1. .. . JOB'S DAUGHTERS INSTALLATION It HEL0 TUESDAY NIGHT Tbe impressive and beautiful In stallation ceremony of Job's Daughter betbel, No. I and coun cil was one of the most interesting affairs open to the public . this week, when it took place Tuesday evening at the Musculo temple. A large attendance enjoyed the d . llghtful occasion. Misa Mary Ellen Darby, out-going honored queen, wus installing queen for the ceremony and was assisted by Lois Aim Whipple, uiu siciau; Joyce Bridges, guide; An nabelle Berg, marshal; Uettijane Dixon, recorder; Elizabeth Camp bell, chaplain; Mary Joau Park inson, junior princess, and Botty liussell, senior princess. This stuff .of Installing officers Installed the following new offic ers for the eusulug term: Honored queeu, Eleanor Eutler; senior princess, Aladlyn Stearns; Junior princess, Adah Marie Kuhl; guide, Marjorle Ott; marshal, Dol oros Cacy; chaplain, Betty Alae Whipple; recorder, Eva Baker; treasurer, Corrine Harpbam; li brarian, Jannlce DeVore; musi cian, Faith Vouug;' first messen ger, Marion Puden; second messen ger, Gladys, Hart; third messen ger, Wllma Foldkamp; fourth messenger, Jeuu Ritchie; ' fifth messenger, Virginia Youug; senior custodian, Clurubelle Berg; junior custodian, Von Baker; inner guard, Bette Owen; outer guard Athalio 'Taylor; .,- custodian of , lights, Jlcrle Williams. ' . Airs. Ah'nabelle Ackerson. vice- grand guardian of Job's. Daughters of Oregon, Portland;. Ernest Pur- ranee, associate , grand guardian of Oregon, Coqulllo, -. assisted by Alrs. , A. j: ? Young, .' past, grand guardian ' of ...pregoni- 'installing chaplain;. Mrs. J. P.' Molsohen bacher, . guide und ' Mis. H. C. DuVby, secretary: Installed the Job's Daughters' council: . . iho . council installed .included: Airs. it. L. Wliiiinlo.. guardian: Judge R. V. Mnrsters, associate guardian;. Mrs. Listen Darby, sec retary; Mrs. Roy Eutler, treas urer; Airs. Roy Young, hospitality; Mrs. L. w..ltuhl. paraphernalia; Afrs. Paul Jenkins, social activi ties; -Mrs. C. Calkns. flnnnco: Miss Hclene Robinson, music. 1 wo very beautiful new degrees. original compositions of Airs. Paul Lnmoreux, assisted by Mrs. J P. iMotschenbncher, were . prosehtti'd during the evening. ine ttrst degree was presented in honor of Alias, Alary Elleu Dar by, retiring honored . queen. Those taking purt each held two carna tions and after Ihelr ceremony speech, the flowers .wore place in an attractive basket und presented to Allss Darby. . Those taking part Included ' Joyce Lamoreux, jean Myers, Annabelle Ilerg, Marilyn Harpham,. Betty Russell, Beryl Brunner and June Clark. The second degree, wrltlen und arranged by Mrs.. Lamoreux,- was equally as beautiful and was pre sented in honor of Miss Eleanor hutler, now honored nueon. with the following girls, taking part: Mnry .-Joan Parkinson.- Joanne Hume, Patrlcja Glenn, ,Claydeiio Darby, --Marilyn Harpham, Barbura tt,awards, Annabelle Berg, : Fran cello Frenm and Effie Calkins. Airs. R. L. Wll unle rocelvcil the guardian -. niu," -presented by Alury Ellen Darby,- ; followed by Airs. A. J. Young. presenting the guard to the pin to Mrs. Whipple, wno lias been, the guardian the past few yenrs and has been in- (Coutuiued on page 3.) i ... Q
