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TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURC, OREGON, SATURDAY, AUGUST 28, 1937. FAREWELL DINNER GIVEN ' BY STORE PERSONNEL ' FOR KENNETH BANNISTER Tht! .Montgomery Ward person nel rti v a farewell dlmmr for Kenneth luinnlstcr Thursday -eve-, uing, August tit the Rorfe ho tel. Mr. MtMHHitr Is leaving '($ day for Springfield, having rci4lKn' ed tin manager of the local stoiV, to lake charge of Ills theatre there. Preceding ihH dinner Mr. Han mlstcr Introduced J. W. Kan is. the new manager, to the employes. II. H. Stroud, mnnugi'r'of the Kit gene store, was a guest of the- eve ning and formerly released ,Mr. Hannister us manager, Installing Mr. Karris. A beautiful enke wus given Mr. IlanniHter during tlx din tier, tie- " rotated with a good hick liorxc Hhoe and Die Iiihc ription, "Hest Wishes." The table w;is lovely centered with un arrangement of gladioli. Later In the evening Miss Klsie Hudson, who has heeif cashier at tlio local .si ore for the past ten years, -presented Mr.: Hannister with a glfi Tioni (he personnel. Among those present for I he oc casion were Kenneth Ilunuister, II. Ji. Stroud (tf Kllgeue, J. W. Karris Klsle Hudson, Violette Colo, Klnor Knowlew, Aiyt-e I hunilton, Frank Hun, . Lee Men-hunt, NcIkoii Moore, Kvelyn Thorna-soii, lleleno Pearre, Helen Woodruff, Don Zelller, Nova Mates, William fill houii Jai-k Plunnner, Kayinond Green, Culherlne Kilter, Myrtle HnrhiHon, Karl llyrd, Ilernard Bailey, I lenry Spielmnnn, I (oiiifr PattiHon, and Allen llurkhurt. MISS WHIPPLE HONORED AT AT BUFFET SUPPER Mi?, Paul Jenkins and daughter. Miss' Meredith Anne, were lio.v tosses to a, Hix-thirly huffel, suppor Wednesday evening tu honor of Miss Jols Ann Whipple, hride-eleet. The iahle wart covered with a hue doth, and centered with a while statuette placed upon a mirror and entwined with small-leafed vine in which were set pain pink zinnias, On each Hide were lull pink ta pers. lrs. Win, Kulghl assisted In serving: Following the dintipr a lovely Het of brightly-colored FranelHcan pot tery wti:f presented to Miss Whip ple. Those present for the evening Included Miss Lois Ann Whipple, Mrs. !lt. L. Whiiiple, Mrs. D. II. Lenox, I'MIhh Hetty Whipple, Mrs. Marry (thick, Mm. Harry Hatfield, Miss Irene Taylor, Miss Margaret Thom)son of Kugeno, MIhh Doro thy Whltlaker, Airs. Frauds Nel son of (ilemlale, Mrs. Win. Knight of Port la ml and I he. hostesses, Mrs. Jenkins and tier daughter, BREAKFAST GIVEN THURSDAY FOR MAXINE LAIRD MIhs Audrey Mcl'Incheiu was hostess to a charming breakfast Thursday morning at ten o'clock honoring Miss Mnxino lnird. Those enjoying the occasion included Maxiiie Laird, Messle Marker, Ku geniu Ilrlggs, Vehua Strickland and the hostess, Miss McRnthorn. Fol lowing the breakfast the group presented Miss Laird with u love ly gill. Miss Laird will become Hie bride of Peyton (hlorklrk of Roseburg early in September. GEORGE STARMER AUXILIARY TO HOLE) PICNIC SUNDAY ' The Georgu Stunner auxiliary will hold a picnic Sunday. August !!!th, at the Veterans Facility grove. All members and families are Invited. , Nubbv tufed in refti anil white Mith fine dmconnl stripnift is used In this versatile full swagger coat, The fluffy woH collar bottom tit the hpeK and mav he dctarhrd i lor warm Indian summer wealher By MEREDITH ANNE JENKINS Social Calendar 8undy, Auguit 29 ' lb II view club reunion picnic pi the S. W. Van Voorst home at six o'clock,. Politick supper. Garden Valley' Woman's club lo bold uiinual picnic at Hut Kin's grove at one o'clock. Gem ge Stunner auxiliary to hold picnic at Veterans' Facil ity grove. Monday, August 30 It. P. W. C. lawn and dinner party at V. 'Fv 'ott home. Meet lit (i:10 o'clock ' at' lies drug store. Job's Daughter potluck picnic at (. R Calkins honiH. Those Htleudlug ure to meet at tho home or Mrs. K. 1 4. Whipple ut eleven o'clock. Tuesday, Auguit 31 George Simon will speak at Christian church at. eight o'clock on women of India. Monthly card party, by mem bers of UnneburK Country club at eight o'clock. (larden Valley Woman's club enierlaiulng faiullieH ut seven o'clock politick dinner at club bouse. Thursday, September 2 KuHtern Star lodge to liave first meeting of season al Ma moiiIc temple at eight o'clock. Mid-Week Hlble class of SI. Paul'H Lutheran church to have potluck luncheon at one o'clock it home of Mrs. W. A. Sylwes ter. LADIES OF COUNTRY CLUB ENJOY DAY THURSDAY The Indict (r the ItoHeburg Country dull enjoyed their an mini white elepluinl lournainent Thursday. For the morning's goir llny. Mrs. J. M. Judd won the first prixe in Mi.' first flight; Mrs. U M. Mct lfnlock won firsl in the second Might, and Mrs. Iewls Coe won first place In the third. A potluck luncheon was serv ed al iioou. followed by a brief business meeting at which time plans were made for the monthly evening card party to he held for the members Tuesday evening at eighl o'clock. Comnilllees lor this curd party, were appointed as fol lows; Kefrefihnioul committee, Mrs. John Marks, Mrs. Kenneth Qulne ami Mrs. Frank Coen; table committer,- Mrs. Oscar Uerrle and ni lm, RicKachern; cards, Mrs. K. S. Mct'laln, Mrs. Knynl Davis and Mrs. lwls t'oe; coffee, Mrs. It. J. Coruiu and Ulr.H, L. (0. McClinlock; - decorations, Mis. J. M. Judd and Mrs. W. 10. Ott. Prizes will bo awarded for the evening's play, and a buffet suuncr will be served following the bridge. During tho uilcrnonn four tnbles of bridge were In play with Mrs. J. I' . Dllbird winning first prize and Mrs. Frank Coen, second. Tea was .served tit four o'clock with Mih. L. K. MeCliutock as hostess. Among those present for the day wore Mrs. W. M. McFachern, Mrs. Harris Fllsworlh. Mrs. J. M. Judd, Mrs. H. J. Coram, Mrs. K. S. Mc Claiu. Mrs. W. K. Oil, Mrs. O. M, llerrie, Mrs. Lewis Coe, Mrs. lloyal Davis, Mrs. Frank Coi-n. Mrs. Kd Kohlbagen, Mrs. Loon McClln tock. Mrs. C. K. Allen. Mrs. John Marks, Mrs. Phil llnrlh, Mrs. H. ('. Wells. Mrs. Walter Fisher, Mrs. C. 10. Smith of New York City. Mrs. J. P. Dllhtrd and t lot Misses Nanny McClinlock, Carol( n l Allen, Matilyn Klchler of O.ikrldne, Ore., I'at Quine, Charlnlle and Jean DIMaril. Naomi Smith of New York Cltyniid .la tie KIlHworih and Itoh Iteriie. lfrlrn Coukman's smnrt black town coat of soft bke(wea wuul luv a tiny tuck-in M-n of Vt rMiin lamb. US fitted snd (Ur td and finished wl!h buttons cov ered uith self milftul. DAVID HENNIGH HONORED BY E. T. UNRATH FOR LONG 8ERVICE David HemilKh Sr., was honored by IiIh employer, K. T. L'tirttth, at a banquet Tuesduy evening for twenty year.-' service with the Uosebui'K jJalry uud Soda works. The ilinner was served at seven o'clock by the Uiupmia hotel ut tho Curat h lode on the North Pinpoint river. Tlie lode was beautifully decorated In the Japan ese motif with lanterns und para sols placed about the rooms. Following the dinner Mr. I'n rath presented Mr. Heimlj;h with a lovely overslulied chair, und the other members of the firm also gave Mr. Jleimitfh a gift. Those euJoyiiiK the occasion In cluded Mr. Hennlh, and members or the company, Wm. Hnrath, Nor man ("rites, Harold Hoyt, Cordon ArinslroiiK, Miss Ktlse Wettstetu und Loweil NuiiIiik: Mrs. Hennich and daughter, Katherine, and sou, David Jr.. Mr. und Mrs. J. K. Mc Cllntock; Kev. and Mrs. Cha. Kd wards, Mr. and Mrs. 10. A. fliilloii, und daughter, 1-ou, and son, Jim mie; Ted Koadmun, Mrs. C. K. Neb son, uud daughter, Phyllis, and son, testr, Mrs. Win. I'iijuiIi. Mis. 10. T. (Tnrath and daunhtei', Anna May. MR. AND MRS. HOMER GROW CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. Homer Orow en tertained Monday evening at a six thirty o'clock dinner in celebration of their fifteenth wedding anniver sary. The table Was beautiful with a centerpiece of gladioli. The eve ning was spent in visiting, during which time the guestK presented Mr. and Mrs. (J row with a lovely crystal gift. Those present lor the evening Included Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Campbell and daughter Klfzaheth and sons, Hill and McAfee: Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Heard and daugh ter Marilyn and son Donald; Mrs. Hern Wright. Mr. and Mrs, Ko mayne Hi and and son Donald. Mrs. F. II. Churchill. Mr. and Mrs. (ieorge Churchill, Mrs. Paul True blood and daughter Auny, and Mr. and Airs. Grow. During the day lOdward Mcllugh sang over the XHC network from Chicago dedicating "The Rosary Lo Mr. and Mrs. (irow in honor of I heir anniversary. 'I'll is was re iiuosted hv Mr. Crow's sister In Springfield. 111. BERYL CASKEY CELEBRATES THIRTEENTH BIRTHDAY . Miss Heryl Caskey celebrated her thirteenth birthday anniver sary Thursday at a lovely after noon party. Visiting and games were enjoyed by the group and many gifts were presented Heryl. Later In the afternoon Mrs. (leo. Can key, assisted by M is. Paul Caskey, served dainty refreshments to the guests a I one long table centered with nil) k asters and tall pink tapers. A beautiful birthday cake was presented Miss Heryl at tho table. Among those enjoying the affair were Marilyn Hurphum, Mary Mar garet F.llsworth, Roberta Kdwards, Shirley ' Parsons. Hetty Minsters, Maxine Hartley. Hetty Mae Wyatt. Ilarhara Randolph, Cloydiue Darby. Patricia Weatlierlord, Clarissa Mahley, Pauline Caskey, and Nan cy and Mary Anne Caskey. DANCING PARTY ENJOYED LAST 8ATURDAY EVENING AZAL10A, Aug. 27. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Fisher entertained n few friends Saturday evening with an old ru.shloned dancing party. Those enjoying the evening itt tin Fisher home wure Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Fehliniller of Redwood City, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. Urn Recks of Wolf Creek, Mr. and Mrs. J. Feldmiller. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Harrison, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Haedecke. Mr. and Mrs. Hal belt Month, Mr. While. Mrs. Harrison. Hermad Haedecke and the host and hostess, .Mr. and Mrs. Fisher. Music ami dancing was enjoyed uulfl midnight when delicious, re f reshnieu t s were served. A ft er lunch dancing was continued until a bile hour. PICNIC ENJOYED THURSDAY AT BARKER-WHARTON CAMP A picnic welner roast was great ly enjoyed Thursday evening at the Marker-Wbarton summr camp on the North I'mpipia river. Those enjoying the evening er: Mrs. Llllhiu Tu like. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Williams. Mr. mid M-s. J. K. Sawyers. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Chapman. Mrs. S. A. Saiifonl. Mrs. J 1. H. Siapbion. Miss Hertrudc Itasl. and Mrs. Pauline Josse ol Portland, ami tht hosts. Mr. and Mr. C, W. Whflrtnii; Mr. and Mrs L. W, Josse. Mrs. J. F. Hal k er and Mrs. Velio Hroadway. EVA BAKER HONORED AT SURPRISE BIRTHDAY PARTY WEDNESDAY A group of friends surprised Miss Kva linker on her birthday anniversary Wednesday evening at her home on N'tuih Jackson street. During the evening of visiting gills were presented to Miss link er, and at a later hour Mrs. It. H Maker served refreshments to those present, Hetty Whipple. Marian Padeti, I Mores Caey. Wllma Feld kamp. 1'hih Winston and Murjoric Ott. DAUGHTERS OF JOB TO HOLD PICNIC The Daughiers of Joh will hold nn all day picnic at the C. M Cul kins home on I he North CinpM'm river Monday. A pot luck picnic dinner will be sere( nt noon uud sv hnmiiii! and games u 111 be en Joyed timing the afternoon. All de siring trattspoiai ion are rct(iicsL etl to meet at Hie home of the ujrditin. Mtt. R. I.. Whipple, at eleven, o'clock. FRESNO VISITORS HONORED DURING THIS WEEK Turkey Dinner Monday Night Mr. und Mr. Gene Jewett of Fresno. Calif., who are visiting thia week In Hose burg with the form er' sister, Mti. Hazel Dixon, were honored at a turkey dinner given by Mrs. Dixon ut her ranch east of Rose burg on the North I'mpimu river. Mr. Jewett is national worthy conductor of the Kugles lodge, uud with Mih. Jewett will leavo for their home today. Those present for the evening were Mr. and Mrs. Jewett, Mr. and Mrs. Del win Jwett, Hettyjane Dixon, and Mrs. Dixon. Informal Luncheon Thursday Mr. ami Mrs. Delwiu Jewett en tertuined at an Informal luncheon Thursday for Mr. und Mrs. Gene Jewett and Mrs. Hazel Dixon and Miss Hettyjane Dixon. s Dinner Thursday Evening Miss Rosa H, Parrott entertained Thursday evening at a lovely six o'clock dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Hene Jewett and daughter. Donna Jean, Mrs. Hazel Dixon, Mr. and Mrs. Did win Jewett, Hettyjane Dixon and Gene Parrott. Farewell Dinner Friday Mrs. J. II. Short was hostess Fri day evening at a six-thirty dinner al her homo east of Hose burg hon oring Mr. and Mrs. Gene Jewett and daughter. Donna Jean, who aro leaving today for their home hi Fresno, Calif. Those enjoying the occasion Included Mr. aiuf Mrs. Jewett, and Miss Donuu Jeun, Mrs. Hazel Dixon und Miss Retty jane, Clair Hhirey, Victor, Claude, Douglas and May Short, and the hostess, Mrs. Short. 20-30 CLUB HOLD PICNIC MONDAY EVENING Tho 2i)-',io club were hosts to a picnic Monday evening ut the Country club for their wive.s und friends. Swimming was enjoyed during the eurly evening hours, followed by a dinner served by Carl's Tavern of Roseburg. The evening wus spent lu singing and playing games, and musical num bers were presented by Dave Kills and Alfred Zcnor. Those enjoying the affair In cluded Mr. and Mrs. Dave Kills, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Snyder, Mr. und Mrs. Gordon Hennett, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Welxner, Mr. and Mrs. Gu.v Hickman, Mr. and Mrs. Harold HaskfiiB, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Zenor, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gile, Mrs. Nova Hates, Miss Helen Cobb, Robert Helllwell und Kenneth Miller. NANCY RADABAUGH ENJOYS SEVENTH BIRTHDAY Mrs. D. W. Railabaugh entertain ed at a party hist Saturday after noon in honor of her daughter, Nancy'H, seventh birthday anni versary. Relreshmenls were serv ed eurly fn Hie afternoon at one large table gaily decorated with brightly colored zinnias and bal loons. Tiny individual cakes made of murshniallows und lit with one small caudle served us place cards. At the table a beautiful birthday, cake and many lovely presents were given Miss Nuucy. Later in tho afternoon the guests attended the theatre. Those pres ent for lh afternoon included Nancy Rndabaugh, Arletie Watson', Lois Hilly, Holly bell Williams, Nona Hell Million. Donna Dale Orueroft, Mary Jean Miles and Hetty SchrimpR. . MR. AND MRS. RITTER HOSTS AT BREAKFAST SUNDAY Mr. and Mrs. Ah K. Hitter were hosts at a lovely ten o'clock break fast Sunday at their summer home on the North Umpo.ua river neur Winchester. The rooms were un usually colorful, with bouquets of zinnias, golden rod and other rail flowers placed about the rooms In bright-colored pottery bowls. The breakfast was served on the different-colored pottery- ware to Dr. and Mrs. K. 11. Stew art. Col. and Mrs. K. F. Tandy, ( apt. and Mrs. Kdward llines. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Hrieker and Mr. Hud Mrs. Hitter. Mrs. Hitter wa.s assisted by Mrs. Morrell Hitter Jr., Miss Helen Falhe, and Mrs. Nova Mates. MR. AND MRS. MORGAN ENTERTAIN AT DINNER Mr. and Mrs. Chester Morgan entertained rtmwlnv nvunliur (.. honor of the wedding annlversarv of their parent. Mr. and Mr. I. H. Morgan. A seven o'clock din ner was served to Mr. and Mrs. .Morgan. Mr. anil Mrx C II ttniou of Myrtle Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Maul Hnbar, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Wharton. John Runyan. Mrs. T. H. rsess und .Mrs. Washington Hughes. The tnhle una ,tt..iwl with a demi-atcd wedding cake. ami rail flowers were placed about the rooms. During the evening the group presented Mr. and Mrs. .Morgan with a fovelv gift. ' EPWORTH LEAGUE HOLDS riUNli; SUNDAY The Kpwonh league ii)nih"ri enjoveu mi all-day picnic-. Sunduv at Little river. A picnic nuntier was served in the eveniiiL-. follow ed hv league services. The re mainder of the evening was spent in a fireside gaih-Mlni:. Thoe attending the affair in eluded Jean Geilde. nrnthv Leon. Virginia Rude. Hetty SMrk. Fleanor ami Grnevfevp Piittlini;, Phyllis Nelson. Dorothy ('nmiPii' .lame Reitharu. .ihert rha inher it n, Norman Cri!-s. Walter Knv Frank MrnokfiM of Redding. Calif' David Henninh. Malcolm Mollis' Knyimr Smith Jr.. AddN Lock w.Mtd. Roll!,. Kn-enuin. Miss Tag gart was lu charge nf the group MID-WEEK BIRLF CLASS TOHOLD LUNCHEON The holies of the Midweek Rthle class of St. Paul's Luilienin church will meet at or.e o'clock Thursday for a potior); luncheon at the In, mo ul Mrs W. A. Slw ter on Military street. HirHnlsvn of mem hers, w hich have happened during the hvi four months, v ill be celebrated. During the afternoon the leunlar Hihle study class MM be hold. All memlierii and Momls are roi--diitlly tmli.'d to attend this tn-e:-In Elaborate Coiffure i . : ' " ' "flifTtTTTmWlllinMMMIIlMMwSillil I lll ! II jul p rophtitjc of the tremL for riiiruiul winter coirtureH 1 thitt smart, iteulptuied stylu. N'nticu how me hair la swept upward uiul back from the face and the- feminine: arrangement of soft ringlets which extend up froin. tlie hack and can be rearranged to suit the Individual face. (From Dumas, New Y"orkt)j MRS. A. J. YOUNG HONORS MISS WHIPPLE AT SH.lWfB Mrs. A. J. Young enlrtaincd at a lovely surprise .shower at her home on Flint street Thursday eve ning for Miss Loin Ann Whipple, brlde-elect. The evening was pleasantly spent in sewing and visiting, and at a late hour refreshments were served by Mrs. Young, assisted by .Mrs. Haul Jenkins. The table was heaulirul, graced with a lace cloth and centered by a white bri dal wreath placed upon a mirror and enclosed by tall white tapers. Many lovely gifts were present ed Miss Whipple, brought in by John Young, who is visit here from llakersfleld, Calif. Among those enjoying the affair were .Miss Whipple, .Mrs, R. I,. Whipple, Mrs. I). H. Ienox. .Miss Hotly Whipple, Mis. W'ni. Knight of Portland, Miss Mary Dell tied des. Miss Annabelle Klsher, Miss Dorothy Herman, Miss It mh Hoov r, Miss Kliznueth Williams, Mrs. Francis, Nelson of tliendule, Miss Dorothy Wlilttaker, Mrs. llert Wells. Mrs. r. w. Mnrslers. Mrs. Fleanor fiolden of Portland, Mrs. (i. It. Hates nf Mvrtl.1 t',- .. Charles Fleming' of Medford '., -dllMB Kleanor Fies. Miss Theresa Tonn. Miss Dorothy llatOfl Of Mvrlltt C-nnl, 511.. !.'.!.. flrown. Miss Anna May ITnialh. """ iiere(iun .lenklns. Mrs. Paul Jenkins. John V,,i,n.r nf d..i field. Calif., and the hosteBs, Mrs. 1 uuug. MRS. nifiUIUAM Li M -t-.- TO BRIDGE CLUB Mrs. Clarence Dishnian was a most gracious hostess to her bridge club on Friday afternoon at her home on South Stephens street. Two tables were in play during (he afternoon, with Mrs. ...... ... riiHiueu ami .Mrs. Anna Unwell i-uoit-i,w. M...I ,. 't. iiikii .mure. r- llstic vases of hydrangeas were placed about the-rooms. Uller in the alteiuoon Mrs Dishnian, assisted by her daugh ter. Miss Kinmii I.ou Dishnian. .served dainty rel'reshm.vnia in n... gnesls. AinriliL, lliii... ii.i....t Ullton Hooper. .Mrs. C. W. Owen. Airs. Anna I loweil. Mrs. Myrtle N'ni-Wnriil l,.u V..ll. ....! i... ... " ""i": l njnilK Ol sotithein California. Mrs. Martha r.iBi.iii,.. .m-s mi ura llnunsliell, Mm At-ilim. ll,,.l,,..ii i i - ".u.iih-h, turn iiiL- Hos tess, Mrs. . Uishniau. MRS. WHARTON HONORS GUEST AT LUNCHEON Mis. tlenriro M'lioi'i,,,, hi,i.,.,,i., ed Wediwsilay at a lovely one .ocinrK innclieon lor her house 'guest. .Mrs. Hans W,ilt..i- T.,,ir r Sealllc. Fall flowers were placed attractively about the rooms und entered the table. Those eninvin:.' Iho 'n lti-n,ii were .Mrs. I.oolf. .Mis. C. K. Allen. Mis. Ci. V. Wlniherly, Mrs. W. It. Drown. Mrs. Uscar llerrie. .Mrs. I,. . Josse. Mrs. 11. O. Pargeter. Airs. C. W. Wbiirifiii ihs I. i: Young of Oakland, Miss .innc burton. .Mrs. II. II. staplelon. Mrs. Hiiiiis' Fllsivni-ih ,.,i ti... hostess. Mis. Wharlon. PICNIC ENJOYED SUNDAY A TGEO. WHARTON CAMP A picnic dinner was enjoyed Sunday at the summer camp ol Mr. ami Mrs. Ceorge Wharton on the North t'ltipoua rtvur by .Mr. and Mrs. Illlsxell lltlllhaul and son Hob. Carl Frllkson. and Mrs. (leorge Hradliurn of MarshtieUl: .Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Wharton. Mi ami Mrs. I.. W. Josse. Mrs. Pall1 ine Josse of Portland. Mrs. J. F Hnlker. Mrs. Velle Hroadway, and Mr, and Mrs. tlcorge Wluirton. PICNIC SUPPER HELD FRIDAY EVENING Miss Hess Wharton was hostess to a picnic supper Friday eveulna at her beautiful camp on the banks of the South i'mpuua in West Kosebuig. Those enjoying the evening included Mrs. Wni. P.ell. Mrs. F. A. Haker and chthlreii. Ahner. Kroline. fclai y and Hilly, of Seattle. Miss CUdvs llaskins. and the lioste.--Ti. Miss Wharton. MRS. OWEN TO ENTERTAIN H. E. O. CLUB TUESDAY Mrs. C. W. Owen will be hosiers to the II. K O. club Tuesday after noon, August Ul, Hi her home un ltlce Btreet, You Will Fall For MISS WHIPPE HONORED AT LOVELY SHOWER TUESDAY Miss Mary Del Geddes and Mrs. Francis Nelson of Glendale were hostesses at a surprise shower given for Miss Lois Ann Whipple Tuesday evening nt the A. .1. Ged des home on North Jackson street. M:IIIV Inivlv eifla u.,,fa lim.anl. led to Miss Whipple, and the re- iituiiiuej- 01 me evening was spent In sewing and visiting. At a later hour Miss Geddes and Mis. Nel son, assisted by Mrs. Harry llooth. Miss Mary Kllen Darby and Miss Jean Gedrles, served refreshments at four separate tables, each cen tered with colorful bouquets of small 'zinnias. Among those present were Miss Lois Ann Whipple, Mrs. li. L Whiiiple, Mrs. 1). H. Lenox, Mrs. A J. Geddes. Miss Betty Whipple. Mrs. Clair Geddes of Seattle. Mrs. II. C. Darby, Mrs. Harry Black, Mrs. Kenneth Duri'lehl, Miss' Mar garet Thompson of Kugene, Miss Irene Taylor, Mrs. Steve Cooper Mrs. Harry Booth, Mrs. Robert Hlack, . Miss Dorothy. Wlilttaker, Mrs. Mllo Taylor, Mrs. Paul Jeuk ins, .Miss Marguerite Ciapp, Miss J :l'l&Olisii Marv Ellen Dar by. Miss Harry Hatfield, Mrs. Wm Knight of Portland. Miss Meredith Jenkins, und the hostesses, Miss (eilfles and Mrs. Nelson MISS RITZMAN HONORED AT PARTY WEDNESDAY Mrs. George Caskey was hostess ednesday ariernoon to a group of friends honoring Mrs. Dora Hit nian, who is leaving next week fra illy. Ore., where she will teach this winter. . .. The allcrnoon hours were spent in sewing and visiting, and later In Ihe afternoon Mrs. Caskev serv ed lovely refreshments. Those present included Mrs Geo. McHee. Mrs. Velle Hroadwnv, Mrs. Karl Ullrich m,. i....i.' liiegel. .Mrs. J. . Stal'fanson, Miss Pearl Jones. Mrs. Ned Dixon. Mrs. Uoy Young, Mrs. .1. Fuicher and the hostess, Mrs. Caskey ,-;. MR. AND MRS. CAMPBELL HOSTS AT DINNER ' ON WEDNESDAY Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Campbell entertained nt n lovely six-thirty o'clock dinner Wednesday even ing. The tables were placed with beautiful lioiKiuets of fall flowers. .Hid covers were placed for Mr and Mrs. It. W. Marslnis. Mrs K M. Churchill, i,.g. Paul Tiueblood and daughter Anne, Fllznlielli. Bill and .McAfee Campbell, and the hosts. Mr. anil Mrs. Campbell. r NO-HOST PARTY HELD WEDNESDAY EVENING A nn.liost paj'ty honoring' Huh Bannister, who is leaving soon for Spriitgfli Id hen. bis rather has openetta new theater, was held in ,.v, .mill in me I.IUIIICS V. Stanton .home Wednesday evening. Visiting ami games were enjny. eil during the early evening hoars and later the group roasted welll ers around the outdoor fireplace. Those honoring ihpK.iWerc Kei-1 Fancbeiv Frank Xortnh? Bob Hol lows. Lois SrhaeiBr. Coiinne-Aiine Perry.. MuiyMVU, .Mu'rithy,, Kvelyu Van Voorst and Fralicelle Freaiu. Mlsfi PDNA RRnwiu uncrcee TO KNITTING' CLUB .Miss h.ilnii Brown euterluil'.cil her kiillilng rlub at her honi on South Stephens street Thuistbi) evening. Those enjoying the even ing of knitting and visiting were Mrs. l.ydia Otten. Miss lleliy Faulkner. Mrs. ljiura Cllaniili r and the hostess. Miss Kdlla Hlown. At ii inter hour Miss Brown skiv ed lovely refreshments to the group. . PICNIC ENJOYED AT DIXON CAMP TUESDAY Miss Hettyjane Dixon and Clair Slilrey were. camp hosts 0 n picnic Tuesday evening, .luck Bathiick. Joe Slilrey. Claire Tison and Kalll eline Buseiibark drove out lo the camp from Hoseblilg. and the eve ning was pleasantly spent in visit ing. preced..'d by a picnic supper. PICNIC ENJOYED SUNDAY AT BERRIE RANCH Mr. and Mrs. (). M. llerrie were hosts to a gruun of ilmh- fri...i; Sunday nt a picnic dinner served at five o'clock 111 the evening. Fol lowing tin., dinner the eienius wit pleaeautly spent la visiting. REBEKAH LODGE HOLDS SOCIAL EVENING TUESDAY The Rebekah lodge held an in teresting social evening Tuesday at the J. O. O. F. hall, with approxi mately eitfhry present (or the af fair. A brief business Dieeting wus held ul which time plans were made for Founders' day; program committee appointed being Kvelyn Fredrickson, Jack Dent, Hurry Taylor and Tiilie Johnson. Plans were also made for a public card party to he held In the near fu ture with Velma Herman as gener al chairman to he assisted by Kvelyn Kroderlckson. May Fisher, Ina KarnBworth, Kllen Carlson, Mayme Plckeus and Susie Jack son. The noble grand also appoint ed a vbdting committee of Ada Peyton, Mayme Pickens, and Ona Williams. Following the business meeting, the door prize was presented to. Kmma Taylor. The program for tho evening consisted nf the - following mem bers: Darky feature with Doro thy Nelson und Cloydine Darby ac companied by Oliver Pluiner on mid guiiui- and Evelyn Fredrickson at Ihe piano, and duet by Fred Gorr and A. J. Geddes; reading by Louise Vlrden; Gypsy dance by Wilina I-Vldkamp and Fanny Lu Wimberly, accompanied by Ruth Hoover; Instrumental number by Hildcgju-de und Clarelhel Rose lund. I-ater in the evening lovely re freshments were served those present lu the banquet room of the hull. Gertrude Hatfield wus in charge of the committee for re freshments. Out of town visitors present for the evening included Miss Jessie Sanhorn of ' Cottage Grove, Mrs. Kva I.eiiox Cope of Langlols, and Miss .Minnie Bradley of Portland. HOLD FAMILY REUNION AT ANLAUF SUNDAY Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Thomason und daughters, Evelyn, Feme anil Mrs. Hazel Demon with the lut ter's two sons, Michael and Ken neth, motored to Anlaiif Sunday, where they were joined by a num ber of relatives. A picnic dinner wus enjoyed ut noon and' the aft ernoon -was spent In visiting. Those present were Mr. and Mrs.' Lester Green and Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Jensen of- Coquille; Mr. and Mrs. Frunk Hudson and son, Irvin, of Marshfield; Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Zimmerman and children, Kenneth, Donnld and Kathryn, nf Eugene; Mr. und Mrs. Lee Thoma son and daughter, Alois, and Mr. and ilrs. Raymond Wicks and sens. Bobble and Harold, of Dorena. SHOW PICTURES OF TRIP AT WHARTON HOME Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Wharton in vited a few relatives and friends In last Saturday evening to view the motion pictures presented by Mr. ami Mrs. Russell Dunham tak en nn their trip around the world this lust yeBr. Mr. and Mrs. Dun ham spent the week-end visiting at the Wharton home from Marsh field. They were accompanied, by Mrs. Geo. Bradburn who visited ut the homo of Mrs. .1. F. Barker. Fol lowing the presentation of the pic tures, an informal lunch was served the .guests. B. P. W. CLUB TO HOLD LAWN PARTY AND DINNER The Business and Professional Women's club will hold a lawn party and picnic dinner Mondav evening nt the W. E. Ott home on the North I'mpqua river. Mrs. Slory lies Is general chairman of tire affair and has on her commit tee Ina Farnsworth. Verlie Tracy, Kthel Webb, Vera Fredrickson. Gladys Haskins. The program chairman is Lucille Lenox. All members are asked to nienl at lies' drug store at 6:15 o'clock lo drive out to the Ott home. Din ner is to be served at o'clocK. . INFORMAL EVENING HELD AT NtSS HOME MONDAY -Miss Virginia Ness and Miss Retly Sweazey were hostesses Monday evening nt the home of the former In Lnurelwond to a group of their friends. Sewing and visiting were enjoyed during Hi" evening hours, followed by ilnlnty refresbiuenls. Those pres ent included Eleanor Knller, Mary Kllen Darby, Adah Ruhl, anil Jean Geddes, THE CERTIFIED 1 GEMOLOGIST SCIENTIFICALLY TESTS HIS GEMS '..Since tho recent establishment in .Miho iewolrY trade of the study of Gemology. the appearance of a gem is no longer relied upon to deter mine its genuineness or its variety. Many genuine or synthetic gems may have the same color, but scien ' Mine instruments identify them. . ' ' i Three fair gemdlogical courses in the methods ol scientific identification lead to examinations nhich have lecn passed in this store. If 'c are prepared to have every gem ue purchase scien tifically tested. rail hV-i Mi! llVl1l w if-. iff Alvin (Ttjiiliifc twi win Masonic Bldfl. U. S. V. HOSPITAL By FACILITY KAKS Oregon certainly inuBt be a good health resort. Not a flluo Hick mun bos applied foriaflmta eion to our hospital la the. tost week (nor a married one either.) Jogenh J be felt the cull of the plough bo Btrongly that he con vinced, his doctor he was well enough to po home and work. Here's hoping he will pick tip a lit tle fut while ho U riding the trac tor. The generous American Legion auxiliary treated us to ome big, luscious peaches one afternoon not a peach but several to each man. In the evening a nurse, see ing two on a bedside stand, asked the patient: "Wbat'i the trouble? Hid you have too many peaches?" "Oh, no," he replied, "There were not too many peaches. Thr iiint wax not enoiiKh of me to hold them all at once." Monday's picture, "Navy IIluos," was a surprise. We have grown so accustomed to blues as a croon er's sour that we hnd not thought it could also BiKiiify saflnre' uni forms. The plot was a bright lit tle story proving that true Jovo humbles even smart alecks. Indians say (hero are seven points of direction: North, east, .outh, weat, up, dowu und here. The "anvil chorus" (ur nume for the work men making alterations in the hospital) has been in six of those directions from us, but now they are busy at the far end of the building, and we are grate ful for the renplte from the noise of drills and hammers. Reports are trickling in of tho gaitie planned for tho national American Legion convention next month. "There will be plenty of junlorettes with sparkling eyes and pink cheeks to guide the vis itors," says one announcer. "Rut," objects our would-be delegate, "that arrangement would not help me. The tint of their cheeks doesn't matter. My need would he girls with green backs." i Maxwellon House, the ancestral home of "rionnie Annie Laurie." is for rent this year. Tho agent avertises fifteen bedrooms and two bathrooms. That is life in a castle, and how we ordinary Americans fume If we have to wait three minutes for 'u, turn in tho shower! The showing of Thursday's film, "After th Thin Man," proved con chiHtvely that tho men under treat ment In this hospital at present ave not considered nervous cases. It was well played, and an inter esting mystery. There being noth ing the matter, with this bunch except cracked bone.s and worn out internal machinery, most of us managed to sleep fajrly well that night. One of our buddies In 413 hud a birthday Sunday. When asked bow it would be celebrated if he were at home, he said, "I'd buy a greut big watermelon, take off my shirt, and vudn in up to my ears." Tlie hardest thing in hospital life is Ao be fnerely "12 Plurlbus Unus!" If you were a Hollywood star what would you name yourself? Carole Lombard's real name is Jane Peters, liat barn Stanwyck is Ruby Stevens. Mickey Rnoney Is Jne Yule. Kdward O. Robinson Is Kmanuel Goldberg, and Frank Morgan's father was Mr. Wupper inau. MR. AND MRS. VAN VOORST ENTERTAIN V. F. W. AND AUXILIARY Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Van Voorst entertained the members of tho Patrick VV. Kelly post. V. F. , ;inil tliph niivlllni'v ut dv potluck suppe.- Thursday evening. i none present tor tlie evening included Mr. and Mrs. Ray Shuel' fer, Capt. and Mrs. Kd Mines and Kdward. Jr., Dr. and Mrs. GUm Phetteplace and son, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hurl left and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Carl ltal'Rd. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dusseau, Mr. and Mrs. Erwtu Sherman. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Hush and Colleen, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Tc.nnlund, Mrs. Myrtlo Norwood and granddaughter. Mrs. Minnie Noyer and daughter, Mrs. Fred Kinsn). Mm U':ini rntni.iiM.ro n...t Ward. Jr., Mm. Fay Fitzpatrick ami James. Mrs. lilanche loyer and Kd and Glenn, Mrs. Dorothy Den- tContnhied on page 3.) M. Knudtson Krmalogi,! MtraiuuCTiTiTl 4tC Roseburg tfitil m
