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TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, SATURDAY, AUGUST 7, 1937. PARIS WEARS TWO EVENING MODES SdDCDETTW Romantic Silhouette Rivals Modern Sheath Social Calendar 5 s r. Saturday, August 7 Cuinp Klre ceremonial tonight 1 ; H o'clock at Wolf creel; en. up. C1 .11 purouts ami friends cordially fiviled. Hlstrlct No. 11. Oregon Nurses l.HSIIClullOll HIIIIUU) piCllf" Slipp.-!1 ill home of Miss Janet Mollal ut Winchester. V. C. T. l lo serve I'.-M biin quel tonight at Melhodlsi Kpiscn pal church for V. T. I', euliveli tioli. l'ubllc Invited. Sunday, August 8 Merry-tlo-llound club Ull 1 Iheir families tu hold picnic oil .Ml. I 'oil noli. Klgarose Sunday school will sponsor u picnic iiiiil pollock din ner at tin! furl Meeker runeli. Monday, August 9 Red t'ross regular moiiililv j board meeting at 7 n'rlnc In ev'c i nlng in Kpltiiopul parish hall on J Kant l.'ass Klroet. i Tuesday, August 10 Kebeluih bulge regular business , bcsbIiiu at K o'clock in evening at I. O. O. T. hull. Wednesday, August 11 1 fileugary SewlllK elllli lo meet ! at home of Mrs. Arthur Mcliliidiey. ! Calholle LmlieK Sewing Hoclety to meet at two o'clock III liner ' noon at lionie of Mrs. It. It. VV1I i Jell on North Itose street tor liu i portunt business session. All tuemhcrB urged to bo prest nt. ' Thursday, August 12 t Presbyterian Missionm; society, ' togother with Sillherlin and Dak f land societies, to hold nil-da 1 meeting at Kieil Klsher homo on : North i'licll'le highway. I'rogiiiin j to open at 1'l a. in. I'olluck J luncheon at noon. Those uiteiul- llIK are lo bring a covered dish ' and own dishes and silverware. Coffee to he furnished hv Mih. "l-'red Fisher and .Mih. '. I. Kics. 'JlevolloiiH ill Charlie of MrM. It. It. ) tlrlnslcuil. Mia. W. I,. Scon, pro t grain chiiirimiii. t Country club Indies to enjoy prize ilay for gulling on huudicup jilay. I'hiiinplnlislilp cup loin-mi-j niHiit cumin I. I'o'luck luncheon at noon. Contract bridge In niler ' noon. ' Women'H Henefll icisiii latum J picnic at V. S. Woodruff hone! at Klngorso. Hasteni Ktur annual picnic sup ' per at U:4f o'clock al William ' Austin guldens at (Ireen. Those , ultomlinK are nuked lo bring a i covered dish anil their own dishes I find sllvorwnro. Mali-nils and I'll- Irons of oilier chapters In iloug j Ins county Inviled, v Friday, August 13 J II; 10. O. dull afternoon inccliug j ot lioinu of .Mih. .Myrtle Norwood i H 11)1 .Mia. Jean Mills on West I'lrsl ' Hirccl. I , LOS ANGELES VISITORS HONORED AT PICNIC ' SUPPER LAST EVENING J Tho Ur. II. C. Church summer , place and liltter'a Hack I'ntly wore enjoyed last evening, v. hen 1 Mr. and -Mrs. I'onald Williams, of J l.os AiiRi'les, were honored al a de ; Hiihllul picnic supiier. Mr. and i Mrs. Williams are here vlHltlliK the former's hnither and sister-in-law. j Mr. ami Mrs. It. I. Willlains, ull J Sunt tl IMllo street. . Covers were placed lor Mr. and ' Mrs. Williams, iuests of honor. Jim ' Moore, of Hollywood, t'nlir.. Mr. ) ami .Mrs. It. 11. Williams and daiiKh- . ler. Miss Kli.abelli, lr. ami .Mrs. II. C. Church ami daughter. Miss '. Mali'illl Kll.aliellt, ami son. Charlis, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Church and . son. Hilly, Mr. ami Mrs. M. K. Kit- t ter, Sr.. Mr. ami Mrs. J. A. Kiicher. ' Mrs. .1. K. Kalhe. Mrs. Nova Hales, , Miss lOsluer llevan and l.yle Mars- , ters. N'lsltliii; iiriiillid a larue lionl'iie ' Was enjoyed dlirlllK'lhe evinltl; ) hull I a. EASTERN STAR PICNIC ' TO BE HELD NEXT ; THURSDAY EVENING The lllllllial picnic of ItoHcinu't! ' chnpler of K.istern Slur v. Ill he I held al 11: IS o'clock next Thurs day evening al llie U'll'iam Aus tin gardens al tii'iti. ; Those atlendilu: have liei n nk oil to briliR a covered itixh and llleir own (Ut iles ami silvel V. ale. Matrons ami paU'ons of llie chap ters of Hastcni Slur in llmu-las ; county lune hen invited lo the , afiair. W. B. A. TO PICNIC NEXT THURSDAY The Women's lleuefil associa tion has announced a pit nlc lot next Thills, lay to o held al Hie V. S. Woodllllf home 111 Klisarose All tncmluTH are iim.1 lonieiMv llivlled. REBEKAH LODGE TO MEET NEXT TUESDAY Jtosi'llllri: lleliek.lh IimIi:i will meet III reuulur session at eiKlit o'clock next Tiiesilay evening at the 1. II. O. K. hall. All inemlieiH ale tll'Keil to lie present. GLENGARY SEWING CLUB TO MEET NEXT WEEK The tllellKaty Sewing cluh will llleel next Wednesday iilleruoou ill the home of Mrs. Harry I'luti. All members are most conli.illy inv ited lo bo ;i: resent. H. E. O. CLUU TO MEET NEXT FRIDAY The II. i:. II. (lull will l.-e niler tailleil next l-'rlilay aiternisiu. Aik list l.'l, at Hie hone or Mrs. Mviile Norwooil anil Mrs. Jean .Mills oil West l-'lrst slreel. All members urn must cunlllly Invited to lie present. By LO TUS KNIGHT rOR'IR JONES REUNION IS ENJOYABLE AFFAIR OF SUNDAY, AUGUST 1ST The third Jones reunion was a very enjoyable affair ut Oakland Sunday, August 1. when ten out of t-leveii bioHiera and sUtera wore present. The brothers, and sisters present were Sam Jones, Tad Jones. Alice W'eatllerly and I.lllle Copelalid, all of Oakland; fleorife Jones of Ashland; Kelly Jones of I'endleloli: Mull.-1 Ni;al of Hed dint;. ii 11 f. ; Kale Watklus of Kails City, Ore.; Mary Williams of Cot tiiKe tli'ove, and A. Jonort of Keeds pol't. Other relatives present were Culver and family. Cottuue Hrove; Stacey Jonea uml faiuilv. Kverett. Wash.; Wayne Joiu-b and lainllv. Lapllie, Ore.; Itobeil VI! lialua and family. KilKeni ; .fee Vo kutn ami lamily ami Heoi&e Wil liams. Waitei viP... Ore.; Joe ('oie laud ami l.ii.iily, Keiiuet,i f.'ope lall.l, Leon. nil Cave and taiuily, Hud fcp'-utml irld fliiuily, Hbil Wealherly and raiuily. Arlhilr Copeland and liallou Jones, ull of Oakland; .lalllilla Jones, reudle lim; Kiiiina Jones and Amies Jones ol Ashland; Jtille tlray and fatully of lIoseburK; Karl Jones and fam ily of Mai shfield; Murray Hain iiiomi and family. Vlriiil Neal and taiuily, I'ercy Neal and lamily, lielmer Neal and ramlly ami t:iias. Neal and lainllv, or Iteddllii;. Calif.;. Maliel Sovvles of Cotlaile Grove: 1'ally Tboiiipsoti of Volicalla; Howard Volmimore and family and Jack Kirk and family of Kukciic; Lois Noel and family of Heeds liort: Hen .McColluni and lamily aud Carlnllie West of Clllp Crek. OreKon. uml Hoy WulUius of rails Ity. Ori-KOIl. A lovely picnic dinner was held at noon, followed by an Interest ing lil'oKlilln. Mabel Neal was elect ed president and Mabel Sovvles secretary. C. K. Jones of Uoschili'Lt. obbvt member of the family, was unablc to be present, huvini; hcoil ill for Hie pusi four mouths. He was for nierlv postmaster at Cottaite tlrove. mrs. t!'r.' BURR IS HOSTESS AT CHARMING BRIDGE PARTY TUESDAY Mrs. T. It. Huir eiiterlalned at a very cbarmliiK eiubl o'clock iles-sei-l-brldKe supper al her home on l-.asl HoiiKlas at reel Tuesday eve llilli;. tloi-Keous bouqllelH of mixell sum lowers leni a coloi-ml Hole to the rooms, while Hiiialler paslel colored hoiiquels uraced Hie serviuK lablea. ' Covers wel rranaed for Mrs. W. 10.' Hell of I'ortlaud. Mrs. Les lie t'u in mil) km. Mrs. .1. A. Hart, Mrs. U I.. Wlinberly. Mrs. II. II. Kellh. Mrs. A. J. Klllson. Mrs. Leonard Itllev. Sirs. Clyde Fuller. Ion. Mrs. Ccoikc Slnuietoll. Mrs. (I. M. Krell. .Mih. k. (I. ltundolnh and Mrs. Krederlik J. Porter. Conlract brldne was Hie diver slon of Hie enjoyable evellillK hours Willi Mrs. Purler vvIihiIiik Hie hlKb score prl.u and Mrs. Hell llie second prize. MRS. E. O. RICKLI ENTERTAINS CLUB AT FINLAY SUMMER HOME 'I'lli' Tuesday lirlilue club enjoy, ed a iIcIIkIiiiuI no. hostess Ivvelve thirty o'clock luncheon at the at ll'iiclive Hummer home or Dr. and Mrs, H C. Flnluy Hiln week with .Mrs. I-:. o, lilckll ai'tlnit as hostess Nasliiitiuma mnced (he table, which was placed under llie trees on the hanks of the North l inp qua. Cov ers were an a nued lor Mrs. (!. c. I'lnlav. Mrs. W. K Hur lis. Mrs. H. 1,. Whipple, M,. s. J Shoemaker. Mrs. lieortie Wliarlon and Mrs. lilckll, members, ami Mrs. L. I. Wlnilierly and Mm. Frederick .1. Porter. Knests. Cunt rail In like was enjoyed durliiK the eveuiim hours wilh Mrs. Shoemaker wluuillK Hie club bljh score mine ami Mrs. Porter llie mlest pride. H. E. O. CLUB IS ENTERTAINED TUESOAY AT HOOPER HOME Mis. Clll'lon Hooper was hostess to Ihe II. K. ii. dull al her home mi llaivin-il avenue Tuesday alter nooii. All nut I xi- bouqiieis or sum tiler llovvers were anaimed about Ihe rooms. Hibke and live-hilndieit were In play dm iim Hi,, afternoon vvlih Mis. C. W. tlweii. Mrs. Anna How ell ami Mis. Klsle Mediums win- Hum llie pi-lues. At live o'clock a delicious supper was served by the hostess at one IsiKe table. '.Mrs. Norwood and Mis. Mills assisted in st'ivini:. Covers .! placed lor Mrs. Mimic Medlll. Mrs. Jean Mills. Mis. Mai ilia Fiskine, Mrs. Clar ence Hlsbmaii. .Mis. I .mil II. mil shell. Mis. nMU imneil, Mrs c W. llwen. Mrs Myrlle Norwood. Mis Viiuinia Ciimpliell. Mrs. Klsle Mi ( oliias. Miss Virciniiv Mills and Ihe Iiosi.hs. Mis. Hooper. , Mis Mville Norwood and X is. .lean Mills will entertain ihe illuli at their home on West First slteet l-'ndav. Auuusl 1:1. VEitNA MARIE PAUll ENTERTAINS AT DINNER ON FRIDAY EVENING Mis Winn Marie Paul enter, laineil a lew friends at a vetv lovelv sixiluiiy o i lock iliniier paily last evemiii: at the bcautl ml home of her patents. Mr. and Mrs. W. It. I 'villi, on South IH-el cre.k. Covers weie idaced al an Hllrac Hvelv appointed table lor Miss Martha Herman ul Salem. Miss Hay Hilliar. .Miss ernu Marie I'lilll, Clair and Jue Slilrcv, .liiiues ivedhain, Mi and .Mr;.. W . li. I'jul ami "Ijinl". 1 'mil. . DORIS LUCILLE HEBARO BECOMES BRIDE OF ROBERT BYRD SUNDAY At a beautiful and Impressive vveddiliK service, Miss iHjliti l,u ellle llehard, ilaiiKhtur of Mr. and Mrs. II. F. llehard, of I'lnpqua, be came the bride of Hubert liyrd, of flrants I'ass, sou of Mr. and Mrs. .1. F. Hyrtl, Sunday afternoon, Ann us! 1, ul the First Haptist church in this ..Ity. Itev. J. K. Tllrllbull, pastor of the church, perloruieu ihe ceremony at 2:11a o'clock in the presence of threo hundred friends and relatives. The church rustrum unit altar were hanked with rerns and van colored Kludioli. 1'reccilliiK llie cereluony Mrs. Joseph DeelH and Mrs. illlKli Whipple huiik, ", I'rolnise Ale" itlld "Al Dawiiiuu, ' accomiiuiiied by .Mrs. Clyde Heard, who followed by playing; "I Love You Truly." Willi Ihe opening strains ol l.olieiiKriu's Wedding March, play ed by .vl is. Heard, tne brulal parly euteied Ihe cliurcli. Little Lola Itae llyrd, niece of the bridexrooin, an Mower Kill, led Ihe bridal puny lo Hie altar. Sbe was dressed 111 a floor-lcliKth Ki'eeu orKaildy ruiried dress ami curried a silver basket ot lose petals. The maid or hi nor. Miss Helen Uebnrd. of 1'ortlanil, sister or Ihe bible, followed and was attractive in u yellow nel frock and carryltiK a sheaf ol Klailloll. Miss Alma Itutli Hoshears, of Medrord. and Miss Deny Anne Kuull'iior, hrides'uiuids, were love ly ill blue lace frocks and curried svveetpea bouqllelH. The bride, who was given in marriage by her lath el. v.us heuutiful in u vvllllu luce floor -lenuth VYcihllug i.ih-. Her vvnildllll! veil vvus fluted III tap shape lo her head. She carried shower bouqiiel or liouvarilla, nui deiiiaH mid pink rosebuds, lied with piuli sulill ribbons. Hoy llyrd, of Kil KKiie, ucled us best Minn for his lirother. Joseph Heels, IIiikIi Whip ple, W'ooilrovv lluiihes. of (iraiils Pass, and Ira llyrd wre ushers, 'i'he lirble'H mother wore a dress of blue net and u cuihukh of yellow rosebuds. The bridegroom's inntliei wore u bluck luce dress and a cor-' saue of botivurdiu. Iniiiiedlutcly follovvini! the wed dilm cerelllouy. ii reception was held al the J. F. Hynl home. About one hundred liiiesls were present. The lieallllful tiered vvcdilluu; cake, decoruled in pale pink rosebuds wilh silver leaves, wim cut by the Iniile. Mrs. Harold Mellaril, of Ku- Mrs. II. K. Fleetwood, of I'ortlaml, ami Mrs. lrajlyrd served. The decorations about the H.vid home were buaullful bouquets and baskets of gladioli. For her Kolng-nway costume, Mrs. llyrd chose a two-piece pink sharkskin rrock with In-own ae cessoii.s. Follovvini; the reception Mr. ami .Mrs. Hyrd left for I'ortluud and coast p.nnls on llieir boney nioon. ulier which i hey will no to Hrunts I'ass to nuike their home. Mr. llyrd is employed us usslstant inniiimur ot Mac's .Market in Or.iuts I'ass." Mrs. llyrd was maduuteil rrom sutheiiln IiIkIi school In l35 and slnie I hat time has nade her home vlih lier pareutH. Mr. and Mrs. II F. Ilebnrd. In I'nii . Mr. llyrd was Kiadiiuled ironi Kose burg high Hthool in liiai. N. OF W. HAS MEETING MONDAY AT I. O. O. F. HALL Lilac circle, No. la. Neighbors or Moodcrafi, met Monday evenlni; at the I. o. o. F. ball lor niosl Interestlni! session. A coniesi for provldiiiK enlertainnient at the tueetiiiKH vvus decided upon and Mrs. Horoiby iu8 acting as capialii of one team and Mrs t llliiin Hooper as captain ot ihe second learn. uln'T !,"'X'. ""'-""B' August- Hi. will be lu charge or the men wilh mil Heaver as chain nan. usslsled , i l. Si''''', l-iston Iiarbv and K.nery Wiia,,(s. ii,, ,,,.;. "",M"' '"is will is responsible lor two number, apiece on the eve nings program. All members are urged to be preseni. Tim ineellng will open at eight o'clock. MR. AND MRS. CAMPBELL ENTERTAIN AT LOVELY DINNER ON SUNDAY Mr and Mis. Sam Campbell en ler Hilled at a very locely ,w o clock l Nil..,- .., j... :: '" oome Min- ,"' ' " "In ' vvus served 111 the ..mo me guidon , uai.k u( tlm I ainphell home. Covera were arranged for m, mid Mrs. tieorge (, liter and Mr and .Mrs. l.con lliiiter of Kugene Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Campbell ami Ml,s '' n Chmnbeis of Marsh- l.ebl. Mr nn.l XI t.... .. v I.i.ii'oeii ami son l.n.-l. lioy llerliuger. Mrs. ' vionnt. and Mr. and Mrs Sum Campbell ami daughter Hon na and son Dene. Msltlng was enjoveil during Hie Pleasant afternoon bonis. CHRISTMAS CLUB AND HUSMANOS ENJOY SUPPER AT CHURCH CAMP TUESDAY Dr. mid Mrs. II. C. Church and Mr. ami Mis. Kenneth IJiiinc en leitained Die Christmas club mem bers ami their husbands at a, very lovelv seven o'clock slipper Tues day evelll.ig al Ihe Church camp on ihe North I llusion ut Winches ter. Covers were placed for Hr. and Mis. II. C Church. Mr. Hud Mrs. Kenneth ijuiue. Mr. uml Mrs. J. It W hue Ion. .lr. mid Mrs. II. D. I'argeier. Mr. uml Mrs. I.. K. Mc- l In k. In. and Mrs. I'. 11. Hubar. Mr. mid Mm. II. I). Bridges. Mr. and Mis. O. M. Ilerrie, Mrs. hall lickens mid Hr. Clair K. Alien. laid.- anil vu.ltluy; were elljovcd during; the ploaeuiu evenlni; bouts. BY ROSETTE HARGROVE . NEA Service Staff Correspondent rAItl.S. The Puiislcnne must make her choice whether, these summer lilglus, sbe will blossom forth as a "ltoiuantlc" or us a "Modern." For these two distinct evening Hues have appeared. Uoth are equally good, equally exhilarating. Holh are expressed in u ban died different ways accord lug to the Imagination- of the creator. The formal functions of the nest few mouths will witness wide, character, tho nuance of her personal "decor." The formal functions of Ihe next few months will witness wide, sweeping skirts attached lo diminutive bodices with gencrou:; decol lete side by side with skills so skin tight that they cannot be slip ped over much more than a pair of stockings. Hut as swirling, sweep ing hems are the order of the day, even these super-sheath gowns nave some sort of fulness Introduced, uoinetlmea well below lite Luces, (O comply with tills new mode, lu between these two silhouettes however, there are gowns that are either moderately full or reasonably slnu, whicu means mat eveiy cunceivable type of woman can readily find a gowu wincn win express uer personality without being obliged lo resoit lo cither extreme, if neither buppeus to be becoming to ner. Jackets Included with Nearly All Gowns '"i I'ullletles. cuhocbon and bead embroidery rank firt 111 Hie deco rative elements, and have been enthiisiuHllcully received hy smart women. As neuiiy every evenine: gown curries us complementing jacket In the same or in a contrasting fabric this usually leulurea mo uulK of tne embroidery, wilh a repetition of Ihe mollf on Hie skill or bodice of the gown, mi tllu other hand, all-over ueaiieu or pauietled jackets are very smart, loo. Malubocher reports that many ot his clients huve selected black tulle or chiffon for formal evenings, nearly all with wide Blurts, wuu paillette embroidery or trimmed with some contrasting medium, i'rinl ed (.unions mid monotone crepes, iu Hie new tuded oiue or pins are next favorites. : I'll ror u princess out of a fairy tale is Lelnng's evening ensemble In a sheer suede-flnlsh fabric. Us nnine is "Wulte Nigill" and the lullored busqucd Jucket with tin ee-quurler sleeves is entirely em broidered in colorful ruby, sapphire, emerald uml topaz cubochous encircled in sliver thread embroidery. Tne simple ureas, wim sairt iiaring solily from below Ihe hips, is hemmed wuu the sauie coooc.iou ejiibioid('iy, winch makes It hung In statuesque lolds. r.vejy fonu of pleating und kilting isto beseeri"not only Ibiough out daytime clothes but lu evening gowns also. Hi the I'c.lou collec tion there ure several creations whicn show a very clever line ol this very decorative eli'ect. Due especially attractive model shows puneis witn the kilting used diagonally and vertically oil the skirl mm t,.o very full kilted puneis slutting from the buck of tue decoilelu in a riultcl'ilig wing movement. Colorful Stripes Are .sn-liiuu lili.- il. ,...i,...r..i -..( ........... lw.u,,,,, vainly or iiiose, equally vivid, of orlentjil liiHpiratlon. are Indicated for the slim uml lilhu figure Muggy Hoiit'f's F.Ryptlnn gowns are Bpectacular, holh in coloring and style. Tln.y mold the figure from decollete to knees 111 a Bvv'iled movement reminiscent of the figures seen on bus-reliefs, itamuow " ',' '""" "'1 oioer uiiiiii, ure usually expressed In vide- skirled dresHes with the stripes used vertically, although Marcel Ito- , "'."" 1 , ( veiucuiij-sinpeu gypsy gown with a wide band of the labile used hori7.ontally. Kvenlng bodices are either mere wisps of rubric revealing a good (leal of throat and shoulders, sometimes completed by two narrow straps, or else they favor tue halter decollete with the bodice gathored into soft folds in front. There are a good many slashed hacks, but Kencrally speaking, backs are very low, and shoulders bare ' PAST MATRONS CLUB HAS DELIGHTFUL DINNER AT MORGAN'S The Fast Matrons dub mid their husbands enjoyed a verv lovelv no-hoslesH seven o'clock dinner .Monday evening at the hciiiiilfnl home of .Mr. and Mm. I). II. .Mor gan on the North I'liipquu river. i ne long table, placed on the lawn In ihe attractive garden of the home, was graced bv bowls of gladioli at both ends. Covers were arranged ror Mr. and Mrs. H. II. Morgan. .Mr. and Mrs. John K. Itunyan, .Mr. and Mrs. 1). H. Lenox. .Mr. and Mrs. It. U Whip ple. .Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Ferrier, Mr. ami Mrs. G. It. Hates, Mr. and .Mrs. Paul l.amoreux, .Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Kiliott, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Itagau, .Mr. and Alls. W. F. Harris, Mrs. William Hell, .Mrs. tkiorge Kohlhugen. Mrs. T. It. Vlrden. Miss Frances Howell, Mias Ktbel Webb and Miss Hladys llasklns. A very pleasant social hour ot games, rout, sis and visiting rol- lovveu inu dinner. Airs. D. II. .Mor gan, Mrs. John K. Itiiiiyuu, Mrs. William Hell, and Miss Gladys llas klns had charge ol' tllu dinner. MRS. E. S. McCLAIN IS HOSTE8S TO BRIDGE CLU8 TUESDAY AFTERNOON Mrs. K. S. .McClaln very gra ciously entertained her bridge club at her altrnctive home In l.tiurel wood Tuesday urternoon. Uively bouquets of glndioli and Hweetpeas loriued the decorative motif for the occasion. Mrs. Ivun I'lckens and Mrs. L. K. .MeCllnloek were guests or the atleruoon and members present In eluded Mrs. Hariie llomth. Mrs. Chester .Morgan, Mrs. It. II. Coen. Mrs. II C. Wells. Mrs. Maurice J. Newiaiul and .Mrs. 1'aul llelweg. Conlract bridge was the diver- slon of the pleamuit afternoon hours wilh Mrs. i'lckens winning Ihe high score. Al the dose of the play Mrs. McClaln served ten. MRS. R. L. HUDSON FNTERTAINS NORTHSIDE PRAYER CIRCLE Mrs. It. I.. Hudson was a most griii-tous hostess Wednesday after noon when she entertained t lit? Nortbside I'l-aver circle iu the lieaiitilul uarileii of her home on Winchester street. .Mrs. Linden l-avitt and Mrs. H. K. Foils were guests, ulpl mem hers enjoying llie afternoon with Mrs. Hudson included Mrs. Fred V Knight. Mrs. It. K. Craw ford Mrs. II II I.nltd. Mrs. I. II. Hull, .Mrs. II. II. Ilageu. . Mrs. Anna Carson and Mrs. C. A. L'hainberlin and daughter Ida. At Ihe tea hour Mrs. Hudson served delicious ref reshlllents tu Ihe gucsls. CATHOLIC LADIES TO HOLD IMPORTANT MEETING NEXT WEDNESDAY The Catholic ladies sewing so licit will hold u very ItriHirtanl meeting al two o'clock next Wed nesday afternoon at Ihe home of Mrs. II. It. Wlllelt on North Itoao -jticet. All members ale being especially liryetl In be present. in Best of Taste i. ... . ROBERT EARL FRANKS CELEBRATES FIRST BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY Hubert Karl Flunks, son ot Rob ert H. Franks, of this city, cele brated his first birthday uiinlver sury ut a very lovely puny from two to four o'clock yesterduy after noon, August 6, al the home of -Mr. and Airs, T. 11. Hemes, ou West First street. Lovely summer flowers were used about the rooms for the oc casion. .Many gills were presented to lioliliy from his guests and the uliernoou was enjoyaoly spent by those unending tue utrmr. .Mrs. Keeves vvus as.tisted about the rooms and ill serving by Airs. J. J. Molscheiihachur, Airs. Lauren Ate Culloch and .Miss Vera Jenkins. Al three o'clock the heiiutllill pink and white decorated birthday cake, holding one lighted pink candle, was cut and served. Those enjoying the party honoring Hubby included Airs. J. I'. Motschen bacher and daughter, Susan, and son, Kiliott, Airs. Lauren AlcCul loch, Mrs. David Kills and daugh ter, Ibu-hm-H Jeun, ami son, iton ald. Airs. O. .1. Feldkanip and aon, Jerry, Mrs. A. N. Pierce, Mrs. H. I.. Itulan and son. .1 times Michael, Miss Vera Jenkins, .Miss Margaret Oderklrk, Mrs. Gordon llennelt and daughter, Junii-e. Mrs. Kdytile Flor ence Kelley. .Mrs. Clifford Smith and son, Itonuld Dean, .Mis. I). K. Faxon and sou. Charles. ;,lrs. .Man lice J. New laud and daughter, Martin. .Mrs. Frederick Chanman and sou, Frederick, . Airs. Harry Hl'llllner and dullgntcr. Jucquelyn. -Mrs. Henry Weber ami son, Alien aid, Mrs. Dudley Shaw mid son, Honnie, and daughter. Sandra, Mrs. Hurl Courtney ami (luiishter. Cor lyss Jane, Mrs. Thulinan Smith and son. Jimmy. Mrs. T. II. Keeves uml twin sons. Freddy und Teddy, and Mrs. Frederick J. Purler. PRESBYTERIAN MISSIONARY SOCIETY TO HOLD ALL DAY MEETING NEXT WEEK i'he Presbyterian .Missionary so ciety will hold an all-day meeting next Thursday al Ihe Fred Fisher home on the North Pacific Ingnway with Airs. Fisher and Airs. C. l. Mes us joint hostesses. Members of the Sillherlin mid Oakland so cieties have been Invited to enjoy Ihe day with the Presbyterian so ciety. A pot luck luncheon will be served at noon and those attending have been asked to bring a covered dish and tbetr own dishes and sil verware. The t'omnilUee will fur nlsll coffee. Airs. W. I.. Scott wll have charge ot the morning mid afternoon pro cram. The study hook will be com pleted and Mrs. II. II. liriiisted will conduct the devotlon.t. Mrs. Kuil I'llrlch. president, will have charge of the all-day meeting. NURSES ASSOCIATION PICNIC DATEO FOR THIS EVENING All nurses ill IVoni-his i.jiitiiiv Imve been most cordially Invited to enjoy the auntnil picnic and but luck supper ot District Nu. 11. Ore gon Graduate Nurses association, lo be held this evening, August 7. al llie home of Mi.- Janet Alollnl at Winchester. - . ' - ' ' ' ' 4 iT . 3 1 ' . ' , . s. "' ' . , . , ' r f 1 .laf ' V v . r ' ';r1' fX JkXjr ' ' " . - ' ' . V '. .r- '. ' 1 - ' k.',? . Ill s x 2; . , I r - , , r . x t ; ,J ( j 1, ; .,;JE- m .i a r ' ii im iimai liflin The close-fitting bodice and free swinging skirt are typical of the romanticism of that group of Paiift gowns which shuns the modern sheath silhouette. C.-eated by Lucien Lelong of orange faille, cut hy a band of white faille framed in purple, tho gowh is indeed dramatic. Embroidery in pailletes features ull three coIocb in the materials. . - i - i '. PUBLIC INVITED TO BANQUET TONIGHT AT M. E. CHURCH The generul public has been in vited to attend the W. C. T. V. six-thirty o'clock banquet to be served for the V. T. C. coin-en-tfon tonight. August 7, at the Methodist Kpiscopal church. The proceeds of the banquet will go lo the piano fund for the Children's Farm Home at Curvallis. U. S. V. HOSPITAL (By -FACILITY EAKS Tlie week begun by giving us two now ptitients, Qruuvillc Hhiiip ton of Lookingglass und Henry Hess 'of Koseburg. Automobiles and logs do not cause nil tbe accidents which be fall the victims who come here for treatment. A com pressed uir tun k fell u pott one. A I r may be lighter than water but"u fractured urm heart) evidence Unit ji con tainer Ih not. Monday's picture, tdtow, "The Devil 1h a Si hhv," wan an Interest ing plot and one true to life. Ye ail know boys like Jackie Cooper and Mickey Hooney. Too bad the public had to see such a type of the ex-nervice man but the army did have a few of that kind. Tuesday. (leorge Drowns re pairs were completed and 'he went home. The same day Sam Robln non was transferred to the hos pital ul American Luko for special treatment, Mrs. Dempsey and Mrs. Williams of the C.eorge Stunner camp aux iliary to the United Spnnish Amer ican War Veterans gave us a pinochle party iu the reception room of ward three, which wi appreciated, boih hy players and onlookers. If we had no calendars or news paper to tell the days of the week we could always mark Tuesdays by Mrs. C'y Van Voorst's visits. She. with some of her juniors, nev er miss a week disinbtitiiiK Mh tionety, smokes and other treats to all patients. Wednesday our census went tip two notch hy the admission or Llod Cain of Klkton and Harvey Minimi or Dora. Then it fell one point when .lunies Fletcher was transferred to Walla Walla tor special treatment. Thursday brought us another pit tore. "Sea Hevils." w hich is a real he-iuan story. There are herns in fiction and heroes in real lite. We know some in the hospital who have demonstrated that the could "take it" too. What's iu a name? We have dis co e red a I took called "Ancels and Amazons." hU h is a history of the woman suffrage movement. "A Wcsti-rn Wind" is a description of the t'allfoitiiu coast. "Feet of the Kurtive" tells about the habits and habitats of wild animals. "IVath in the Afternoon" is a treatise on hall fighting. Cherry pies and cherry puddings on our menu prove that Oivhoh goid fruit. An- jelly fish wade from ibe currents of the flea? STARLIGHT t " - i lit ."" ' I ''flM'i, i A fascinaimg sumnior evening lil.it k net has a fluttering square sleeves The hodleo is decorated match ihe nine lace, and the skirt over slip which is black at the Stein and llliilne. New- York.) MISS THELMA MOREY AND HAROLD HASKIN MARRY ON MONDAY Miss Tlielmn Morev uuii Harold Haskin. both resident of Itose liuvg. were quietly married fil Vancouver. Wash.. Monday, Aug. ust 2. They were attended hy the bride's mother. Immediately fol lowing the leii'iiioii) Mr. ami Mrs. lliiskln left on a wedding trip an. I will return to Kosehurg August 1T lo make their home in the Mel tonia apartments. Uoth Mr. und .Mis. lUskiii me veil known in Roseburg. Mis. Has kin has been employed al Carl's Tavern and Ah lliM-kiu operates tbo Sunset Thrill store here. FASCINATION t gown of powder blue lice and neckline and long rather tight vvlih sumptuous Bilk, llovvers to i.s full and swirling It is worn top, blue at the bottom, (l-'roin CARDEN VALLEY WOMEN'S CLUB HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING ON THURSDAY Mrs J. Hpperly verv pleuMiiill" entertained Ihe Inemhers of the Harden Valley Women's cluh a', ihe clubhouse Thursday nflenriiei. lleautiful hoiiquels of flowelf Horn live? Winiilfoid gardens weio used In attiaetlve an angenieni i about tile rooms. Hilling the iiiiei business M- sion it was decided to hoi I a cluh Picnic August 2a at Hullon grove. Kl.W(nr ,.n.l 1. ".I.. .... joyed until the tea hour, .vhe'i d( ucious reiresninents olv sPrri"l (Contnlued oa page 3.)
