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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIF.W, ROSEBURG, OREGON, SATURDAY, JULY 10, 1937.
S0CDEUW
Social Calendar
Sunday, July 11
Uellview eluu in em hers am
friend Invited tu six o'clock pic
nic In evening ut K. I,. AIcLuiikIi
Jili'tf grove on Smith I Jeer creek.
Monday, July 12
Okeda Camp Kiie tfroup meeting '
fit three o'clock in afternoon at I
home u( guurdian, Mrs. Cooro
Churchill, on South Kane street, j
Past Matrons eluh 7:'Iii dessert
supper in the Kardcn ul' the I'eoi'Ke,
KohlltiiKfn home on Smith .lurkson ,
Htiuel with .Mm. Kohlhaa.eii uml
.titan Frances Howell, julnl hos
tenses. I
N. of W. Thlmhle eluh to i (
In afternoon til home ot Mih, Hi
l ha Tii lor.
Dr. It. L. Dunn's noiidcnniuinu
tional Ilihle Study class (o hold
I tint Htudy meeting of calendar
year ut 7:15 o'clock In diuiiiK hall
of Douglas hotel. Subject: "The
Mystery of the Fishing Nel."
tificateH of award will lie given lo
thOHe who have completed the
course with the required Klllde,
Kvoryoiie Invited.
Tuesday, July 13
Lady J, ions 7:30 o'clock dessert-
(Hipper uL I j. A. Coe home ul 121
East Second avenue North with
Aim. Coe and Mm. T. H. Uneven,
joint hostesses.
Had on m club, Daughters or Ho
Nile, will meet at one o'clock no
hostess luncheon at home of Mis
T. I!. Vlrden on Norlli Jackson
ut reel.
Wednesday, July.' 14
Hiversdale lluppy Hour eluh to
meet in alteruoon with Mih. Alic
Kruae.
New Idea eluh picnic at home of
Airs. H. I4. tlile in hdonlioivei
youth End Social eluh afternoon
meeting at home of JMi k. Klslt
Williams at 015 South .lacUsoti
street.
O-Wu-lssu ('amp Kiro group lo
mom at, 7 o clock in evening at
Hunta Kiln worth honju ' on Win
cheHter street. ,.( t
. (t holifx Jarflies Sewing soi-lcly.
meeting. u2 o'clock in uflcrii'iuu
111 JLuiltelwood.
Thursday, July 15
(iarden Valley Women's citih all
day work meeting at cluhhoiise.
Mem burs have been ashed In bring
their own lunch. Afternoon will be
tegular business session and social
hour with Mrs. Gilbert Wood us
hostess.
Ladies of the Reselling Country
Hub will continue handicap tour
nament at Mill) a. m. I'olhn-li
Juiicheon at noon. Con I rue t. bridge
in afternoon.
The Woman's Foreign Allusion
nry society of the Methodist Kpis
copal church will meet with Mis.
Foster I till net. A children's pro
gram will he presented. Those de
siring transportation haw been
asked to call Mrs. Frank Churchill.
Public invited to I. O. O. F. ball
open meeting at eight o'clock in
evening ut hall. Kugcim Pioneer
pageant entertainers to present
jjrograin.
V. F. W. auxiliary lo meet ul
eight o'clock in evening at Maeiu
bee hull. Trustees Husseau, Star
mer and Deinpsey will he Installed
and several new members will be
initiated. A report on the state con
entlon will he made. All members
urged to be present,
Sunday, July 18
A family reunion of (he descend
lints of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Agee
pioneer family of . ISal', will la
held At (lopber valley north ol
Sheridan. All relatives and friends
of the Agee pioneer family hn
been inosi cordially invited lo en
joy the all tlay annual affair.
Members mid friends of the I lin
ker family will hold their annual
reunion at Iteckley's ferry on the
North l'tnHua. flasket dinner nl
11 00 II.
July 19
Or. 1 Minn's non-deiiiuuiual ioual
111 hie class n ill hold lis annual
li:3ti pieniv at Hie Deer Creek park
This will be Hie last meeting until
the first Monday evening in ( c-
tobel.
CHARMING PICNIC SUPPER
ENJOYED AT WIMBERLY
HOME THURSDAY EVENING
ne of the lamest and muni
charming ai'laiis of the week was
the no-host hickeii picnic supper
Thursday evening at the beailtilul
home of Mr. and Mrs. L. L Wine
berly on Uesorvoir ineuue. Puge
baskets ol colortul summer Hon -ei
s W ere used, while the long
tables and smaller sen lug tables
w ere a that'll ve appointed with
bow Is ot si eel peas, delphiniums
and pale pink roses. Coloi lul Jap
miefte lanterns were itHed to liv.ht
Hie lovely gardens of the home.
Members of (he Monday and
Friday evening bridge clubs and a
number of Invited iiucsts en.loied
the ilellghtlul at lair. The guest
list included Mr. and Mis. L. L.
Wimherly, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie
Cmuinings, Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Fullellon. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Kill
Jerton. Mr. and Mrs. Adiiau Fish
er, Mr. and Mis I'hil llarlh, Mr.
end Mrs. Ward Cummimcs. Mr. and
Mrs. llariy liurr. Mr. and Mrs T.
It. Jlutr, Mr. and Mrs. C. M Kiel).
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Hennessey. Mr
ami Mrs. W. 11. Carter, In, and
Mr. II. H Keith. Mr. and Mrs. .1
A. Hart. .Mr. and Airs Leonard
Kilty. Mr. and Mrs. i lit hud I'ar
rolt, Mr. and Mis Floyd Wilson.
Air. and Mis. F c ierUk .1. I'orier.
Al en. I la t old ,n am of llcddiug,
Calif . Mis I tori ,lui k-on unC
Kill Mitcheip I
A vei 1 .cu.iant social p' i .
IoIIomvU Hit' upper lieu.
By LOTUS KNIGHT I'OK'i KK
I MRS. O. W. HAHN,
NATIONAL PRESIDENT,
, AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY
Airs. . W. Ilatni, of Waue, NL
hrasi.a, was eiectett to it ail tile
-imei Mrau i.iTiou Auxiliary s i:u,
iH'ti women (luring toe je.ir
iy;i7 ai lite auxiliary s national
eonvenuou in l.iuveiuml, as na
tional president. I Jidei n.-j' leader
snip Hie niixiiiaiy has in.-gun m iinii
on the broad progruni oi civic aim
pufriiilic activities u raited ut tne
convention.
One of the auxiliary's most iiroin
illeut llieiuiiei s lor j ears. .Mrs.
Mann was tne unanimous choice
of l lie con will ion delegates lor
Hie orguniahons lugliesi office.
Her lecoid was so oui.staielilig
Unit her candlclury was uiioiuiumHi.
Al Hie liuiu of her 'lectiou Mrs.
llaiin was iiin-ctiug liie nation
wide acmitics ot tne auxiliary ih
Hie weltaru of disabled world war
veterans uh chairman of the na
tional rehabilitation eommitiee and
was completing her sixth year in
in iiiiporlant national post. For
wo years she v.o-i chairman ol
I ho national trophies', awards ami
m Idem coul in ii lee, and lor one
year chairman of the national
Membership committee. Sue 1 was
uieu eiecieu iiaiionai vuu-prii(ieiil
for (he norl hw CKieen di'vbuun. serv
ing (he year l!t:i:i-l!i;; 1. In l!i;;i she
was elected national histoiian and
in this office directed the pre para
Hon and publishing of a iii.dory of
(ho auxiliary wbidi has been de
scribed by critics as the best work
of its kind they have read.
Mrs. Halm's a laiicenienl to
high mil ioual offices followed
urs of service in local and stale
offices. She was a charter ineni-
ahd orgaui.ii'r; pi e udcul of
the auxiliary unit in Clark-son, Ne
braska, I-'or three years she was
president of her district and chair
man id' Hie disl licl executive
hoard.
The I epartment of Nebraska
first utili.ed M rs. Halm's services
as chairman of its rehabilitation
'OinUliltee. Alter a silecessful
ear in directing the work for the
disabled VetelailS of the state, she
Was elected depart lllellt presidelil .
She also has represented Nebras
ka on Hie national executive com
ihiMee and served as chairman of
the depart men I advisory board,
national defense and finance emu
mittees and the past presidents'
parley.
Mrs. II. ih ii v. uh lorinei ly a pub
lic school lusi I'Uctor. teaching for
en years with niatheiiuiiics as bet
specially. er hiiKhtiud Is a well
ltiU"Wi Nebraska banker. Tlie
lone one son, nine years old. j
ANNUAL AGEE FAMILY I
REUNION AND PICNIC TO j
BE HELD ON JULY 18TH
A famili ri-liuinn of the di
auis of Air. ami Mis. Isaac
pioneer family ul' l.v',2. will
held a I Gopher v alley north ol
Sheridan Sunday. July 1st h. Tins
is an annual affair and is held the
third Sunday of July in each year.
Itelatiies and friends of Hie Ai:ei
families gather ut the original
homestead of Isaac Agee and
wife, which was taken up in Is. Ml
when I lie family first t ame lo Ore
gon, for a family reunion and pic
nic. All friends and ivlulives of
the families are most cordially iu
viled lo enjoy the all day picnic
all. nr.
SLUMBER PARTY IS
ENJOYED AT BUSENBARK
HOME ON SATURDAY
Al iss Kal hi u Husenbark hail
as her overnight guests Fj.ti.i day
at I he D V Husenbark home at
Metntse. Miss Alarie Pederson and
Miss 1 la ire Tison. of Port land.
Miss L'uueniii Vit den and Miss
Hellijaiie Dixon.
Mrs ItuseulJurk served
fast to i he group Sunday
break
mot n
MR. AN r MRS, ULAM
ENTERTAIN AT DINNER
ON FRIDAY EVENING
Air. and Mrs. Clay Clam had as
their limn. 'i guests hist evening,
Mis. In. Carl Slaalz ami two sons.
Mortimer nud Huddle, ami mother.
Mrs. Mooie. of I'acoma. and Gladys
ami Jack l laiu.
The Slant liimily and Mrs
Monte are spend I IP; I he summer
mouth til I heir place at Mllo.
WOMAN'S KORtIGN
MISSIONARY SOCIF I Y
TO MF.ET NEXT vEEK
The Womans l
l socle! in Hie
Ai ission
dtt Fpis
Hi.
opal i h.M ch will ni. et -it , w.'n
'cloi I nest Thumdav iietuoon at
tin home oi Mt ; i-'nMer iim . i- in
cst HoMeliur:;. A (hiiilieiis pio
gittm will b" picf-eiitcM Anyone
de-'riin. t r-neer'-e; ten in the Hut
K er home ha,- b-eu aht I to call
Airs, r rank t hu u-ii,
MRS. W. M. CAMPBELL'S
COUSIN ELECTED ONE OF
TEN OUTSTANDING WOMEN
Of interest here is the selection
of Mtss Mildred Helen McAfee.
Hist cousin of AIis. W. M. Camp
bell, of Itoseburg. as one of the
leu outstanding Women of 'XM.
published in the new l!t;!7-:ts Auieri
can W'.i:f-ii, Hie oflicial Who's
Who among (h.? women of the na
tion. Miss McAfee is president of
WWIedey college. Her paragraph
in the American Women rends as
follows: "College president. Horn
al I'arkville, Missouri, Alay 12,
l:Mm, He daughter of Key. c'h-land
lloyd :tnd Harriet (Krcwn) Mc
Mee. She recded her t. ., (,.
gree a( Vassar colleg.; in lr'r.
AI. A., degree u( CiiiviTKiiv :'
C'hicago in U2x; LL.H. (honj
tJberliu cidlege; Williams college,
!.'!. 1'resideni of Welh-sley (!
le;;e; Inistee, W.aluiit Hill KcllOO.,
Veiiching university. Previous:
teacher. French and Kngllsh at
Alonhceiio Seminary, l!in-21; Fran
cis J'ajk school in Chicago in Ifi-il-2:
director of girls' work. Fourth
rresbyteriau chun-h Ciiicago,
T.l; aciing professor of economies
and sociology, Tnseuluni college,
d.-an of coll.ige women!
.uolessor of sociology. Outre col-I'-ge.
I !nj.;i 2 ; execui i ve secretary
of Vassar Cfdlege alinniiae asso
:iaHon I!i:i2-:i-l; dean of college
women, Dherliu 'ollege, VA'M-'AC
.Member d I'reshyicrian church ,
Sei.jch-d by American Women, at
Hie Kipiest of newspaper, as one!
of the ten outstanding ,..., in I
MRS. L. M. LILLY IS
HOSTESS TO BRIDGE
CLUB ON WEDNESDAY
Mrs. I,. Al. Lilly was a most era
nous hostess WediiMKdiii.
she entertained tier i.ri,i,..'.',.i..i. ...
a very lovely l:'!l o'clw-k dessert
lluncheim al her Iioiii'pV The guests
were sealed altone large lahbt
covered by' an aiiineiu-.. i,,,...
huh. oMitered by a bowl of nink
sweetpeas. Clarkia. hukspiir and
oses were used in liom iu ,.!,.,
(he rooiiiH.
' Cuests included Airs. N. c ivi
"ison and Mm. j, a. IVrrv. hud
'he following members, Mrs Hom
er Crow, Airs. 'A. J. Kllison. Mrs
H. II Tinner, Airs. I. M. lA.(, Mr.
A. M. Taylor and Airs. Frederick
J. Porter.
The afternoon hours were en
joyably spent iu playing contract
bridge wiih Mrs. Peterson win
ning the prize for high score.
PICNIC ENJOYED
NEAR CAN YONVILLE
BY GROUP ON FOURTH
A most enjoyable picnic was
held Sunday near Canyonville by
Air. and Airs. Howard Carnes and
sou and daughter, Howard and
Carol. Mrs. I). (). Weaver and son.
Navid. Air. ami Airs. Clay Smith,
and daughter, Aliss Thelnia. Mr.
and Mrs. Karl Agee, Mrs. W. C.
Winston. Air. and Airs. Phillip
Itlundell. of Itiddle. Mr. and Airs.
Kmery Havidsou and son. Win
ston, of Portland, and Air. and
Airs. Kenneth Winston.
Spun Glass Affords
Cinderella
j
:
j
Knitted rayon and cotton yarn In
!tWrt Miiitles of preen mid white.
inakes an Anny Itlatt beach outtit
It hiU incl mles n rirciilar cut skirt
I on a bias Iradicr. ami a srmi-httrd
Ltacket in darker crccn. The bod
Mr buttons it the lurk ntl m
i fcclri no by r(hcr xvirrpw s!mp-
-t -i
;
WIMBEflLY FAMILY HAVE
ENJOYABLE WEEK-END
j CELEBRATION IN THIS CITY
j To honor Mr. arid Mrs. Iru Wim
! beny, of Jiruin, on their fifty-sixth
wedding anniversary and to cele
brate ihe filth wadding anniversary
'ot their son uml duugiiter-in-iuw,
I Mr. and .Mrs. L. L. Wiiiilierly, ot
kouehuig, very lovely sijc-thiity
'o'clock picnic dinner and family re-
union wsh held Saturday eveuiiii
i at the beautiful home of the L. L.
Wlmberly's on Ueservoir avenue.
t The occasion also marked the
! seveiity-niuiii biiibday unuiversary
I of Iru Wimherly.
Tin- two long serving tabled
were decorated with gorgeous Ikju
q.iets of pink bweetpeas, Jiorothy
Perkins roses and blue delphin
iums. The attractive tiered wed
ding cakes, topped by miniature
bride and grooms, were made by
Airs. It. L. Whipple and were cut
by Airs. Ira Winibeily mid Airs.
L. L. Wimherly.
Covers were placed for Mr. and
Mrs. Ira Wimherly and Aim. Anna
Nrain, of Drain; Air. and Airs. C,
L. Clevenger, Mr. and Airs. J. AI.
Jslham, Air. and Airs. Thomas
Frye uml daughters, Merilee and
Alarcia, and Airs. Klva lly water '
all of (Hants Pass, Mr. and A!3.
Ii. L. Whipple and two daughters.
Miss Lois Ann and Miss Betty
.ii ae, (jotdou Stewart. ";r. ami
Airs. A. K. Kent, Air. and Mrs. K
K. Wimherly, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
S Illack, Mr. ami Mrs. Uobert
illack. Mr. and Mrs. t. V. Win:
berly and son,, louald, Jmlge and
Airs. Carl K. Wimherly and daugh
ter, Aliss bunny Lu, and sons,
Carl, Jr., and Lelund, and Mr. uml
Aim. L. L. Wimherly.
On Sunday Mr. uml Mrs. Ira
Wim berly 's three daughters-in
law. Airs. L. L. Winibeily, Airs. (I
V. Wimherly and Mrs. Carl K.
Wimherly, entertained at a very
lovely one-thirl y o'clock luncheon
ut the L. L. Uliuherly home.
The guests included Mr. and
Mrs. Iru Wimherly. Mr. and Mrs,
C. L. Clevenger, .Mr. and Airs. J
At. I sham, Air. and M rs. Thomas
Frye and daughters, Aleriiee and
Alarcia. and Mrs. Klva Itywuter. all
ot (minis Pass, Air. and Airs. L. K.
Wimherly, Airs. John Aiken, Airs.
Florence Aiken I tanks. Air. ana
Airs. V. Wimherly and son.
Donald, Judge and Airs. Carl K.
Wimherly and daughter. Fanny
Lu, and sons, Carl. Jr.. and Lelund.
auil Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Wimherly
Later in the afternoon the group
was joined by Air. and Mrs. A. K,
Kent.
MRS. L. A. COE IS
HOSTESS AT LOVELY
PARTY ON WEDNESDAY
Airs. L. A. Coe entertained at a
lovely party Wednesday evening
al her home. Attractive bouquets
of summer flowers lent a colorful
note lo the rooms.
Contract bridge was enjoyed
during the evening by Mrs. Al. It.
Richards, Airs. T. II. Iteev-s. Airs.
Frank Coen, Mrs. C. K. Pierce,
Airs. Royal A. Davis, Airs. P. II.
.lurgensen. Mrs. A. D. Parr and
the hostess. Airs. Coe. High score
for the bridge play was won by
Airs. Richards with Airs. Coen win
ning the traveling prl.e. Later in
I he evening Aim. Coe served
lovely refreshments." i
ELLISON SISTERS MARRY
IN VANCOUVER, WASH.,
FRIDAY, JULY 2
Aliss Wilmu Kllison became the
bride of llruce Ferguson al a
quiet wedding I' riday, .Inly ai
Vancouver, and Aliss lieba Kill-
son became the bride of Hen Mill
er, of Portknid.
Hoth Airs. Ferguson and Airs.
Miller are daughters of Mr. and
Dazzle
Hy ItOSFTTK IIAItGHOVK
NFA Service Staff Writer
PA lit S.- - Tn ere" is hteiahy no
mill tti lusi nun possiuiiiues of
bandknilleu eiothe. tue.se days.
Knee reserveii lor sports ami
stieet wear, hiillletl faoncs found
t r way into eiery category of
apparel, even evening gowns.
In fact, the hamt-kniited crea
tions liav e been elei uled by l1--luiious
tlit'ssers (o the de luxe
cuicgoi y.
The wide range of yarns, color
ing and siitciics nas oiieueu a new
Wot Id ot tasluou tdegailce. l.iiH'll
ami toiiou threails are used atone
or comnined wnti silt, or Hie tin
est wool to fa.siiiou cool summer
Milts ami dresses. Some in the
smartest beacu oulfits are knitted.
and knitted or crocheted spun
glass thread makes the most giain-
oious evening gowns.
More ami mure intricate sliiches
loimmg die most complicated or
else more torinal patterns seem lo
be t he a mint ion of haud-kutiniii:
specialists. They are worked into
delicate laces or imitate lain it s
smn as tweeds and corduroy el
et so well that it is at times al
most impossible lo discern net ween
the woik of the iiuu nine ami tnat
of human hanns.
Machinery Can't Compete
Tricot has this unit imputed ad-
a ii l age over machine k.uls. ami
oi er inachiue-maoe fabrics, for
that mailer, (bat it of lets a final
ity of fineness and suppleness
which can never he a liieed oth
'ruise. Itesi.les thai, there is a sti
pe t ior. "fiuishetl" look about any
thing made by hand which has al
ways been appreciated by eecleci'e
women.
Anny Hlatl. who was one of the
first to launch hand knitted clothes
lor smart women, remains one of
the leading creators in (his field.
While simplicity is the leil-molif
of her collection, die offers a be
wildeiiiii; choice of media and
stylos ftir every possible occasion
and latiiii.l:-. Titer-., you can find
Him two-piece tailored suits for
act 1 1 e spuiis of t nn cling com
pleted by the most rem! nine,
wisny blouse lit mmm). rut ton "
-.ilk tin t ad.
Jaunty w tigevs iu tweed Jtuu
Mm. Klmer Kllison, of Canyon
ville. Mr. Ferguson Is a sou of
Air. and Aim. John Feiguson. of
Lmyj Creek. Mr. and Mm. Miller
will tuukf rheir home iu Portland.
Mr. und Mrs. Fergur.ou have left
for Diamond Hoik, where Air. Fer
guson is employed for the bum
mer. SHIRLEY MAE BRUNN
COMPLIMENTED AT LOVELY
PARTY SATURDAY EVENING
Miss Shirley Mae Uiuun, of
San Francisco, who spent the
weekend hem listilng her moth
er, Mrs. Irvln iiruuu, was compli
mented at a very charming no-hostess
surprise party ut the p. T. liu
bar home on Kast Iane street Sat
urday evening. t
A most enjoyable social evening
was followed by a delightful buf
fet supper. Those enjoying the
occasion honoring Aiiss Hruitu in
cluded Miss Claire Tison and
Aliss Alarie Pederson, of Portland,
Aliss Marilyn Complon, of Co-
qtiille, Aliss Cay liubar. Miss Ilet
Hjaue Dixon, Aliss Kugenia Vlrden,
Miss Hetty Russell, Mil is .nna
belle Herg, Aliss Vernu Alarie
Paul, Alibs Louise Vlrden, .Miss
Alary Fllen Durby, Aliss Klizabeth
Campbell, Miss Kathryn Delpp,
Aliss Kathryn Husenbark, Miss
Fanny Lu Wimherly, Airs. Mil
dred (Jrinini Cardiner, Aliss Doro
thy (Jermond, Aliss FJounor Ful
ler. Aliss Virginia Ness, Miss
Hetty Quine, Miss Adah Marie
Ruhl, Miss Jean Hcddcs, Aliss
H elen Catch i ng, Al iss Theresa
Conn, Miss Aladlyu Stearns and
Mtss Keverly Winston.
DELIGHTFUL PICNIC
ENJOYED AT WELLS
CAMP ON FOURTH
The Dr. L. A. Wells summer
camp on Rock creek was enjoyed
on Sunday the Fourth of July by
a group of friends. A picnic din
ner was served to Dr. and Mrs. L.
A. Wells, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Fnt
ler, Aliss Kleunor Kntler, Miss Fu
se u hi Vlrden, Aliss Hell i jane Dix
on. Miss Marie Pederson and Aliss
Claire Tison. of Portland, Miss
Kathryn Husenbark, l-'iank and
Lee Wells, Gordon Ilogun and Joe
Shirey, Clair Sliirey and Worth
I avis.
Swimming and boating were eu
joyed during the afternoon hours.
PICNIC DINNER IS
ENJOYED AT FREEMONT
LODGE ON JULY 4
A group of relatives and friends
enjoyed a delightful all-day picnic
Sunday, July 4, at "Freemont"
lodge, summer place belonging to
Airs. J. F. Darker on the North i
l.nipqua river
Those enjoying (he dinner in
cluded Aim. Harker. Air. and .Mrs.
C. K. Farmer, of Salem. Air. and
.Mm. A. A. Wilder and son. Carle-
ton, Mr. und Airs. L. W. Josse and
kou, Jack, Mrs. Alice Kenyon. of
Portland. Airs. Alary F. Harding
and Airs. Hroadway.
In the evening the group was
joined by .Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hard
ing and W. F. Chapman.
MRS. DALE OWEN IS
HOSTESS TO SEWING
CLUB THURSDAY NIGHT
Airs. Dale Owen was a most gra
iotis hostess Thursday evening
when she entertained her sewing
lub at her home. Those enjoying
the occasion with Airs. Owen in-
eluded " Airs. II. J. Chandler. Jr.,
Airs. ;ny Hickman. Aliss Hetty
Anne Faulkner and Aliss Sallv
Hrown. Later in Hie evening Airs.
( 'wen served delicious i efivsh-
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On-hid m.iuvr ravnn tin rati in kinllrd Inlo nn mine -He lace
dciifn, altrrnalrd with stripes of plain studies, for this
nftrrnoon dress by Anny Blatl. The triancular yoke, raelan sleeves
auil hull nciklmr h,v tif. Notiic thr ilt-t siicdc bill with Icat
applications in a lighter shade,.
FLORENCE AIKEN- BANKS
ONLY WOMAN FROM ROSEBURG
LISTED IN AMERICAN WOMEN
The l!f.J7-;ls American Women,
second edition of the 'eminine
Who's Who! listing 1S',l women
leaders iu the Cniied Plates, cou-"
Uiitiu the names of 7J Oregon wo
men, one of whom is Florence
Aiken Lunks, of Itoseburg. The
book, edited by Durward Howes,
has just been published at Los
Allg'deh.
Listed Hurler Wim-t.n.-a A iL
Haul's' llHIlie is the tnllnuin ;..-:
graph: "(.Mrs. Louis A. Hanks).
writer, born Jlenton county, Oregon,
the daughter of John L. and Har
riet i Ifurlben) Aiken; foster
daughter of Airs. Dee K. Aiken;
married Louis Albert lijmk iniv
-I, Dm, h'uiicatiou: 11. s.. Philn-
math college; attended Albany col
lege. Member of Authors I-eague
of America: Oregon Writers
League. Author; A First Hook iu
Phonita, liHiS; Word .Mastery,
1112: Opera Stories trom Wagner,
HUE; Songs of the I'nijxiua, li2T;
Who's Who in the Hible (appearing
in "What To Do" since January,
1!J!0 contributor of poetry and
chihpen's stories to magazines.
Heme address, v.4.i South Main St.,
Itoseburg, Oregon."
UNITED SPANISH WAR
VETERANS AUXILIARY
HAS MEETING THURSDAY
George Stunner auxiliary to Unit
ed Spanish War Veterans met
Thursduy evening at the ai inorv.
Aliss Furlong was initiated into the
uixiliary.
Pluns were made for attending
the state convention iu Aledford,
July lI-12-;!-14. Thorn. .i ,
attend from Itoseburg Include: Mr.
aim mi, ohiu stunner and son,
Donuld, Mr. and Airs. Paul Demp
Hy, .Mr. and Mrs. V. o. dinger,
Mr. and Mrs. F. Al. Complon, Mr.
and Mrs. Craig, Mr. and Airs, Aior-
mn Auanis and three daughters,
Aliss Lenora. Aliss Oressa and
Aliss Hazel, Aliss Doroihv Heiiuett
Mrs. If. Kogers, Airs. Percv
Webb. Sr., Mrs. Orlenu Slattery
and Airs. W. C. Priutz.
The next meeiiiiif will )u .
aliair at eight o'clock in the even
ing. July 22. at the armory. The
comrades have been invited as
guests of the evening. :
PAST MATRONS' ri un t
MEET AT DESSERT-SUPPER
ei iviunuay EVENING
The Past Matrons club of Rose
hurg chapter of Kasteru Star will
U1. ,i beieu-iuiny o clock dessert-supper
next .Monday evening
ill the L'iii'di'M ut in., e i.-..u.
hagen home on South Jackson
ntieet won .urs. Koiuiiiigcn und
Aliss Frances Howell as joint hos
tesses. Ail members of the club
are most cordially invited to be
present.
CATHOLIC LADIES
SEWING SOCIETY TO
MEET NEXT WEDNESDAY
The Catholic Ladies Sewing so
ciety will meet at two o'clock next
Wednesday afternoon at the home
of Airs. Flunk S. .Monroe in Luu
relwood. Airs.; J. II. Foley, presi
dent, will huye charge of the regu
lar business session. All members
are urged to he present.
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RETIRING AND INCOMING
COUNCILS HOLD ENJOYABLE
WEINER ROAST MAPLE GROVE
The retiring and incoming coun
cil members ami their husbands
and invited guests enjoyed a de
lightful weiner roast ut Maple
grove last Thursday evening.
Those present were Air. and Mrs.
y Yfp'
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Waller Fisher. Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Curat h, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
! Smith und son, ltouald, Air. and
; Mm. Jack Chapman, Miss Keverly
; Wood. Aliss liorothy Herman,
i Miss Ruth Kershner, George Steiv
I er, Ralph ItodJey and Kd Gardner,
j Airs. Fiaher presented the pu.it
I president's plu to Mrs. William I'n
1 rath. The evening was enjoyed in
I visiting and later a watermelon
; feed w as enjoyed.
INFORMAL AFFAIRS
ENJOYED THIS WEEK
Air. und Mrs. It. II. Brand und
two children, Durham and Donald
and -Mr. and Mrs. H. II. Turner
and daughters, Uarbura Ann and
Cynthia Sue, enjoyed a picnic
Alonduy evening at .Millwood.
Aim. H. II. Turner und duttgh
ters were guests of Air. und Airs.
It. D. Williuius and daughter, Miss
Klizabeth, at dinner on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. It. R. lira mi and
son and daughter, Donuld und Uar
bura, hud us their guests for Sun
day dinner, Mr. and Airs. W. M.
Campbell und family, Aliss Kliza
beih, Hill und McAfee, and Air.
and Aim. Homer Grow.
Mr. and Airs. Grant Oshorn, Air.
and Airs. A. It. Taylor and daugh
ter, Aliss Alhalie, and Mr. and
Airs. II, D. Quine enjoyed a picnic
Sunday at Wolf Creek.
TAnother very enjoyable picnic
at Wolf creek Sunday whs at
tended by Mr. and Aim. Scott
Williams and the laiter's mother,
Airs. Lilliun Tahke, of Asioriu. Mr.
and Aim. Willis Alyem and daugh
ters, Jean and Marilyn, and their
guest, Heverly Kemp, of Portland,
Airs. G. s. Campbell and Air. uml
Aim. Ivan Miller.
Airs. Paul Jenkins entertained at
a lovely informal no-hostess lunch
eon Wednesday ut one o'clock for
Aladlyu Stearns, Fanny Lu Wim
herly, Wilmu Feldkamp, I'lnh Ag
nes Winston und .Meredith Anne
Jenkins.
Miss Dorothy Whittaker enter
tained at u lovely informal dinner
Wednesday ut the home of Airs.
Lima Karcher, on South Main
street, having us her guests, Mrs.
Kurcher, Alary Del Gcddes, Lois
Ann Whipple and .Meredith Anne
Jenkins.
LADY LIONS TO MEET
NEXT TUESDAY EVENING
AT L. A. COE HOME
The Juily Lions will meet ut u
seven-thirty o'clock dessert-supper
next Tuesday evening, July 13, at
the L. A. Coe home at -121 Fast
Second avenue North with Mrs.
Coe and Mrs. T. H. lteeves as joint,
hostesses. The regular business
and social hour will follow the
dessert-supper. All members are
cordially invited to be present.
GARDEN VALLEY WOMEN'S
CLUB TO HOLD ALL-DAY
MEETING NEXT THURSDAY
The Garden Valley Women's
eluo will bold an all-day work
meeting next Thursday at the
clubhouse. Kveryone attending has
been asked to bring their own
noon lunch. The afternoon hours
will be devoted to the regular
business session and social hour
with Airs. Gilbert Wood acting a:!
hostess. All members wo urged to
he present,
PUBLIC INVITED TO
ENTERTAINMENT AT
I. O. O. F. HALL
The general public has been
most cordially invited to attend the
open meeting at the I. O. O. F. ball
at eight o'clock next Thursday ev
ening, at w hich time the Fugeiie ,
Pioneer pageant' entertainers will,
present u program. i
-In Midnight Debut
of Hand-knit Modes
or l In- innsl i-lasnk-iil couls. for
lin anil fniintry, aro roml'm-i.
ablu ami o.sspinially pi iit-tit ul
lli-aih nutfits inciiiili- :ohi-s de
place- nlli halli-i- tops, ivoiknum
lilui shoria i-nmplt-ii-d ly luas
aii'ie or lu-al talloml lookiliK
Kaism. also HwimniuiK suits thai
"lit liki- a bIovp." I
Then then; aro Hie attractive
youthful little dresses tor country-house
parties and the dressier
haiiilknil or crocheted luce frocks
lor hriilKe or country eluh ear
ns well as the more ronnal and
lovelies! dinner and evenlni;
nowns in silk or spun ulnss threads
which look as if they came out ot
a lairy workroom.
Anny Blatt Specialties
Stripes are featured ixtensivelv
hy Anny Hlatl iu her inid-seasim
colhclion. with chevron eifects
often introduced in informal mod
els, these- in panel or all-over pat
terns. A navy and white striped
tricot shirtwaist frock has a chev
ron panel down the entile front
with tin- stripes ruuuiUK horizon
tally from shoulder to heiu. cur
ried out in Anny Itiatt's new slltch
which intitules tiKhl pleatinir. and
Kiiaranleed to, stay in indefinitely
Her afternoon lace trocks art
worked in fine rayonne thread in
delicate llow-or shades of pink
blue, en-en. yellow and white
Hero the simplicity of line is off
set hy Hie intricate patterns and
colonics. Many of these dresses
are competed by novel two-time
snede belts showini: innicate cm
out designs or applications.
One of the outstanding eveniua
dresses in the r.latt collection is
lashioued ,,i i,,.r ew shitnmerin:;
spun Klass yarn in white. This
is knilieii in n simple net palleru.
the hem of tin- pleated and-slightly
trained skirt worked in points.
The bodice shows the pleated
niolif repeated at the top of the
s(uare-cut decollete. and the
straps formed of small pink' pop
pies with a hiiL-e shaded pinli pop
py at the wai.-tline. This u.odel is
railed "While l.ilac." Another stun
niim creation, lals-led "Spanish
Ninlits." also iu spun glass, is done
in red and black, the nmlileil skirl
shouim: a knee-deep flounce ef
tiny trills, al.-o ending in a slight,
train Bt th-j bacX
'uice DCDUirr nilNTAM
AND W. E. BOGARD MARRY
AT BREMERTON", "WASH.
Alif.o Bemice Duncan, daughter
of Air. and Airs. V. K. Dun tun of
till Hnniillou street, KosebuiK, und
W. K. HOrtaru1. 'nf Brmnertou,
Wash., were quietly Quarried at
lirenierton, July 4, with only a few
relatives und close friends p recent
for the ceremony; - -
Airs. Howard attended I he local
scIiojIs and was recently transfer
red from Hie local telephone office
to the Hivniei ton office. Air. Ho
garu is an insurance salesman at
nre'nerlon, where they will lifuke
their home at the Helma apuii
meats ut DMi Uurwell street.
Mrs. Duncan, mother of the
bride, returned to her home hero
Thursday, ufier spending the past
tew weeks in Bremerton.
M. E. LADIES AID
HAS ANNUAL PICNIC
THURSDAY EVENING
The .Methodist Kpiscopal Ladles
Aid, their husbands, families und
friends enjoyed the annual picnic
supper Thursday evening ut tne,
O. C. llrown place on South Deer
creek. About sixty-five were pres-
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POET'S CORNER
LITTLE THING0
G. AI. Leeper.'
It is the little worus
lu between
That realty say
Just wnat tne mean.
It is the little flower
That no one knows,
J nut snmed tne brighLost
W bore it grows.
It is the little blossoms
Al our teet,
That maiie our pathway
So complete.
It is the little breezes
Taut soil iy blow.
That always greet us
W m re we go.
It i.i the little woids
So soltiy spoUell.
That mend our hearts
U lien tiny are broaen.
Ii 'is the litth; smiies
From the heart so puce,
'I' hat make our paths
Tnrough life secure.
It is Hie little ways
That are really meant,
That i'lli our hearts
Witn sweet content.
It is the little twinkle
In an honest eye,
That we love to see
When passing by.
It is the little trinkets
lu a treasure cheM,
When iu grow old
We love the best.
It is the tittlt! bunch
Of letters
In -Hie iiflf.- ill. I
When the sun is sinking
ining iienct
That I may hold.
It is the little faded rose
That holds a sacred prayer,
Tho' the petals be withered
Their fragrance is there.
It is the little -window garden
With only a flower or two,
That brighten winter days
Uecause they bloom for you.
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White spun elass. yarn lashinns
this shimmering hand-knitted
tvenirur dress liv Annv Blatt. The
Item of the pleated skirt forms
points and ends in a slight train.
Pale pink poppies form the straps,
and a large pink Hewer is Jiubcti
- on the bcil.
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