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Monday, November 1
Dr. It. I. On tin's uou-ih'n. mi i na
tional Hililo utility class meeting at
7:45 o'clock in evening lit dining
hull (if Doughis hulel, 1'uhllu In
vited. Junior Woman's club hiiidm-ss
meeting ut x u'clock, nt clubhouse.
Initiation has biMn postponed un
til t)m social meeting lu be held
Nov. 15.
Past Matron of UoKrbuig (hap
ter of Eastern Star In meet at
7:110 o'clock dessert-supper at the
home of Mrs. Ictor J. Micelll,
tit. Ueorge's Kpiscopal guild two
o clock meeting lu afternoon at J
C. Hume home on JJIakeley meet
with -Mi a. Hume and .Mm. w. ts.
Williams, Joint hostesses.
Tuesday, November 2
lntebuig Woman' club mutual
fall play and birthday ton at two
o'clock at Klka temple. Two ono
aet comedies, "rai ls Hot I ho
Styles" ami "Truant Husbands,"
will be presented. Choral rlnh will
fling. TVu to Tollow etiterlnlumeut
nl Woman's clubronms, Just oppo
Hilo thu Klks temple.
Mm. Chin lotto White. Portland
grand guardian or Orison Job s
Kaughters. to iiinku official innp'C
tlon or Koxi'hui'K bethel at 7:. to
o'clock at Masonic temple. Myrtle
Creek bethel n ml Ihosc having
propel' Masonic affiliations are In--vlted.
Comme VoiiH I'luito rlub after
"noon meeting at home of Mia. O.
h. Johnson.
American l,eglon auxiliary 7
o'clock dessert-supper and meeting
at armory.
Wednesday, November 3
KoHehuiK'H rtrrd url. exhibit from
two to hU o'clock In nfleinnon, no
host 11:110 o'clock dinner, and from
seven to ton o'clock In evening In
Civic room ut r minimi, hotel. Mrs.
Fred Morrison mid Miss Margaret
C'arr, Joint chairmen. No charge
nmdu for thu exhibit. I'nbllc in
vited. KoKehurg A.rt and Kmbroldery
rlub afternoon meeting at S. J.
Bhoemuker (mine, ut -ill Uaat l-ane
Street! with Mih. K. Uhnudit as hos
tess, 1
New Men Hub ono o'clock lunch
poii meeting at home of Mm. K. L.
L'alktus,
llellvlew club afternoon meeting
the home of Mm. Clyde Kenter.
Thursday, November 4
. Iady Lions 7:30 o'clock desnert
luplHir meeting ut W. I'owner
homo i Lunrelwood with Mm.
Jtowner unit Mm. Ilerl Courtney,
joint h out e Hen,
Florence N inht Iiiwii to tint, u.
35, Daughters of Union Veterans of
the Civil War to meet at 7::i
o'clock ut armory Tor Halloween
party, social, eutertnlntneiit and
refreshment.
Kit Klei n Star eight o'clock in
evening meeting at temple honor
ing all Past Kleetaa. IMouiam In
keeping with Klecta Star I'olul. He
rreKhmeiitH to he nerved III chapter
room in charge of Minn Hess Whar
ton and Minn Margaret I'age. Mm.
It. 1.. Whipple und Mm. Washing
ton Hughes will pour. Imnoilunt
business hchsIoii.
Norllixtde Sunshine club nfter
noon meeting ut home of Mm.
Noimaii Klwher at Kulley'a corner.
Friday, November S
!,udy KlkH unuual lieneflt curd
paity to mine fumta for l'hlldirn
ChrUlnuiH parly, ut eight o'clock In
evening at temple. Prizes tor both
men and women pluyem in contract
bridge, five-hundied and pinochle.
Door prUe und refreshment. Mm.
tiny Cm don and Mrs. C. Wesley
Williams in charge.
Keystone club of Methodist Kpls
copal church meeting at two
o'clock In afternoon ut V.. A. Hrlt
ton home In West Itosehuig with
Mrs. Ilhlton and Mrs. Ned Dixon.
Joint hostesses.
Past Presidents club of Ceorgo
Stunner auxiliary to 1'. S. . .
meeting at two o clock In iitternoou
ill home of Mrs. W. O. dinger.
Saturday, November 0
Kpipcopul guild I umnuige mv
all day ut parish hall on l-'.ast Cass
ut reel.
Kaglcs auxiliary cooked food
sale at Southern Oiegon (in com
puny olllve.
PAST ELECTAS TO BE
HONORED AT EASTERN
STAR MEETING NEXT WEEK
All past Klectas will be guesi
of honor at a ver inteivsinii;
meettim of Hosehut g chapter to
be held at eii:hi o'clock next
Thumduy night ut the Mueonic
temple.
A delight fill piogi am can
out t he hlect i a tar point id-a
will be given. Itefresluuents will
he .revved In Hie chapter room by
Miss Hess Wharlon und Mi-M
Margaret Pace. Mrs. it. I.. Whip
ple and Mm, Washington It tub -s
i til pour.
Mr. Vb lor .1. Micelll, wmthy
matron, will preside. An espcei il
ly impoiiaut business session has
been iiumiumcd All members mil
vUitlng mnulu'is are un'.ed to at
tend. LADY LIONS TO MEET
NEXT THURSDAY
The Laity Lions will meet at a
'7 llo o'clock desnert-supper at the
W. I Hn net- home In Uturelw ood
noxt Thin sday v cuing with Mrs
Downer and Mrs. Pcit Courtney
acting ns Joint hostesses. Mrs .1
H;iU. pt.ldellt. will lc lu
.Imik-o of the nit'cim: which npj
he followed tv coiifact bMdv.
By LO'I US KN1U 11 lJOl I KK
ROSEBURQ WOMAN'S CLUB
INVITES PUBLIC TO PLAY
AND TEA NEXT TUESDAY
One of (lie most Interesting af
fairs of the lull swihoii will be tin
HoHeburg Woman's club annual
fall birthday lea und play to be
held at two o cluck next Tuesday
afternoon at the Klks temple. Ttit
general public bus been most cor
dially Invited to enjoy the affair.
Mrs. M. It. m.liaids ami Mm.
A. II. Voutu; will present two one-
act routed lea. "Parts Sets the
Styles." to be plaet by Mrs. W
M. Campbell and Mrs. Frederick
J. Pinter, and Truant llusliamls
to be played by Mrs. Itb hards and
Mrs. Ilernatil Young. Mm. Homer
(row will present the JtosetitirK
Woman's Choral club In two
group of numbers, uccompunled
by Mrs. Clyde Camtens.
Immediately following the pro
gram ut the temple, the members
ami guests will go to the Woman's
clubhouse, opposite the Elks build
lug, for the annual birihiiay tea.
which Is in charge of Mm. (i. Bat
tel with the members of the club
whose birthdays occur between
June and November Inclusive, act
ing as hostesses. Mrs. Karl I'll
rich and Mrs. A. C. Marsters ure
In charge of the tickets for the
affair and Mrs. 11. acharlseii and
Mrn. L. KdIiIIuikcii Sr. will receive
the guests. Mrs. J. F. IMIIurd anil
Aim. Scott Williams, birthday lea
chairmen Iuhi year, will preside
Ut tho lea table.
Mrs. K. D. Lytle, second vice
president of the club, will preside
at the entertainment, and Mrs.
Itoyal liavls Is acting as property
manager for the two comedies.
The affair promises to be of un
usual Interest and enjoyment and
the club has extended a mnt
cordial invitation to the public to
attend.
LADY ELKS BENEFIT
CARD PARTY TO BE
NEXT FRIDAY NIGHT
The general public has been
most cordially invited to enjoy one
of the most ibdltihllul benolit card
mil lies of the season next 1-rid ay
evening ai elht o'clock ut the
Klktt temple, when the Lady Klks
sponsor their annual benefit af
fair to raise tunds for the. child
ren's Christmas parly. t. 1 I
Mrs., (iiiy. Cordoti atiiFi SffA-VP.
Wesley Williams are joint chair-
men of the altalr. Mm. It. L. Whip
ple. Mrs. II. C. lHuby and Mrs. W.
Harris are lu charge ot reiresn
merits; Mih. Ceorge Wharton ami
Mrs. Albert Mlrelll will decorate
the rooms; Mrs. Chester Hercher
will have t barge of the buffet
table decora I Inns, and Mrs. K. It
Meizger is chairman of the ticket
sale. V
The hrlilKi- tables will be in
charge of Mm. T. JI. Ness, with
Mrs. V. T. Jackson lu cliame oi
(be fe-huudred ami pinochle ta
bles. Pi lues lor high hcoi cs for
both men and women will be
awarded and a door prl.e will also
be given.
REBEKAH LODGE MEETS
TUESDAY EVENING TO PLAN
ANNUAL HOMECOMING
The Hchekuh lodge met Tuesday
veninu at the I. O. t. V. hall with
the noble grand, Loutse Young, In
harm. Plans were made utv the
annual homecoming to be held ut
the hall the evening of Nov. !i.
A six-thirty o'clock potluck supper
will be held with Kthel Huseiibark.
chairman, Lillian Nelson, Mrs.
Webb. Mrs. Jones, lla Uiubach.
Kuth Pluiuer, Oda Peyton, Amanda
Anderson and Minnie K. James in
charge, with decorations to b i:i
ehaiKe of Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Dm:
and Mr. and Mrs. Marry Taylor.
The prom urn will be in charge ot
Mrs. Mable Wilson and J. K. Dent.
A series of colored slides on
"(Jualin lib! Mexico" and "A Trip
Around the W orld" will be show u.
The visltlhK committee appoint
ed lor the month included Lillian
Nelson, Kvelyn Hoover and Dow
Lin k wood.
LEGION AUXILIARY WILL
MEET NEXT WEEK
The American Legion auxiliary
will meet al a seven o'clock des
sei t-supper next Tuesday eveninc
at the armory. Three topic speak
ers will gie talks and will include:
Mrs. K. F. Tandy on "Thunksylv
im: Party Suggestions;" Mrs.
Thomas Parkinson. "Common F.r
mis in Knch-di," and Mrs. lieorue
Caske, "Child Wellare." A com
niunitx sing will be held. Mrs. Fd
ward Hlnes and Mlns Pearl Jones
ate Joint piotti am chairmen and
(he speaker will be F. L. Crilteu-
jdon. who will gie a short talk on
"Present tio ei anient Mental Cm
l est ." Hostesses tor the des-ert-
supper nu ln-le Mrs. Ned Dixon.
; chairman. Mrs. L. W. Josse, Mrs.
Cave J. lowei and Mrs. W. Pern
beilon. All Uiemtieis ate 11! ted to
be present.
EPISCOPAL GUILD TO
MEET NEXT MONDAY
St Ceotue's Episcopal uulldwll)
ineei at i"o o'clock next Momlu
Hiiermtoti at ih J. C ILiine home
on llbikelcy stieel with Mis. Hume
and Mis W. P.. Williams as joint
ho-tcsnej.
Mis I. Dilbinl. president, will
I comluci the Pu-iinesH st-suni Plans
iaie Ix-nii: made b the tnil-l loi
a mintuate vtilc to le held nil dn
t next Sa'.ui d.i v ut l he p.il ish hall.
iJUNIOR WOMAN'S CLUB
TO MEET NEXT MONDAY
The ntul.it bulne?s nieetiny ol
jthe Jtiliioi Wouuiu's club x ill be
'held at cttlil o clock Ut the ctllb
! house le-xi Mimda v eniiu with
i the president. Mr. 1 M. Dunn m
( charge. The initiation of new mem
bers Ii-js -..-,- iv'pe"1 1 um'! "u
. .Vo ciuber Lull jonil -.ivi'iu, All
MU'-IIlbecs Wc It i;.mI t-e t ,. ,.e,t
i MRS. CLAIR K. ALLEN 16
HOSTESS AT CHARMING
SHOWER PARTY FOR MRS. LEE
Oni' ut thi' most charming parlies
of the week wart the seti'il u'clock
Kiipier and surprise shower parly
given by Mrs. Clair K. Allen at hei
attractive homo on Wutson street
Thursday evening in compliment
to Mm, V. M. Lee.
The large serving, table was cov
en d by u lovely lace cloth and ceil
tered with u bow I of rose-tolured
chr ysanthe inuins ami lighted tall
tapera in crystal cuudleluhrus. Tin
smaller serving tables were eon
tered by dainty bouquets of cosmos
and Hinall cryHUiillieiiiuins. Mis.
Allen was ussisted In serving by
her daughter, Miss Curulyo.
('overs wore placed for Mrs. P.
M. Lee, guest of honor, Mrs. K. I),
LyLle, Mrs. M. L. Urlcker, Mrs. J,
H, Wharton, Mrs. K. O. Itickll, Mrs.
Clyde Hunnluger, Mrs. C. Wesley
Williams. Mrs. H. D. Uuine, Mrs.
H. (. Pargeter, Mrs. Ivan Pickens,
Mrs. Chester Morgan, Mrs. (ieorge
Wharlon, Mrs. C. It. Wade, Mm. D.
U. lliibar, Mrs. L. K. McClintock,
Mm. L. L. Miller. Miss Helen Casey
and Mm. Frederick j. porter.
Following the supper hour the
lovely shower gifts were presented
to Mrs. Leo and the evening houn;
were enjoyably spent In playing
contract bridge with Mm. (ieorge
Wharton winning the first prize
and Mm. Ivan Pickens winning the
second high score prize.
W. C. T. U. HAS
INTERESTING MEETING
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
The W. C. T. I1. mt In the
Methodist Episcopal church par-
lorn Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. C. A. Chamber in, president.
In charge, and Mrs. S. Itaynor
.smith giving a very interesting
levollonal service nn the topic,
Our Hesponslbilltiea lu the World
Sit iial Ions of Today." I Mscusslon
was held on the radio broadcasts
to be sponsored by the W.C.T.C..
the first of which will be tomor
row at :i:la o'clock over KltXK
with Itev. C. A. Edwards in charge
of the topic on "Americans to the
Itescue.
M rs. John Went herford had
ciiurne of Uie program ou "Cliaracii
ter Hulldinu.' w ith lalksbeinrri
glnuitJy Mik1 KoRhV'flatfleld on ;
"The parents' Influence on their
clilldren's chanicller:" M rs. Mars-
ti'i-B on "St udles on character
but bl I ug ;" Mrs. Harold McKay ou
'Character building Influence of
the W. C. T. C.." and Mrs. Weatb
erford on "Aids In character build
ing."
I'he next meeting will be held
November In, at v. bleb time t lie
members will lie a quilt for the
children's larni home nl Corvallis.
MRS. ERNEST CRANE 13
HONORED WITH SHOWER
AT SURPRISE PARTY
M im Krnertl ( 'nine wiih delight -
i"i ill v MiirnriNoil 'I'hursdav evening
at her home on Mill street, when
a uroup oi friends called to pre
sent a shower of gifts to her.
I m oil' L'UtH were n resell led to
Mrs. Crane from Mrs. J. M. Spun
-nke im .1 S .McDonald. Mrs.
K. II. Muhle. Mm. C. W. Parker.
Mih. C. M. Sanders. Mrs. tieorue
Htnniier Mi-h Smile Smith. M IS.
K. Davies. Mrs. .1. 11. Itngan, Mm.
( ; race 1 1 a y's. M i s. A ndy M arcy.
Mrs. J. K. .saw vers, .mi s. itooeri
t'evion Wru. Jim Crane. Mrs. Mar-
Kiii-vl Price, Mrs. I Violet Fort in.
Mrs Kenneth Pevtou. Mm. Hubert
Spnnike. Mrs. i. V. Hast, Mrs.
Maker. Miss Doris Shortrmge. .miss
It m I i Fredrickson. Miks Nellie
Hast, Miss Helen McDonald, Miss
Virginia Jones, Miss Hettle Hust,
Miss C.erlrude Hast ami Miss
llervi llrunner.
Visiting whs enjoyed and later
lnv eK ret rishiiieniH were served
rinin n buffet table prettily deco
rated with a bowl of zinnias.
MISS STELLA FRENCH
ENTERTAINS AT
DELIGHTFUL PARTY
A delight fill and enleriainiiiK
ii.n, iMirtv una i-lven bv Miss
Stella French al the home of her
parents ou Hoberts creek Saturday
evening. "
i:...... uKin n .-i veil outsit e n
the large bon fire. Later in the
exeniUK the guests plaed games
i.. ii.i.i llefi-thinents were
served b the hostess, assisted by
her mother. Mrs. D. P. I-rencn.
ri...u.. ..,...t,t wim-o ttie Misses
Ceclle and W'ilma Porter. Ceiie-
..i i 1,'ts.lvn ltilime Lnls
Hlake, Merlam Cluypool. Kthel An
derson, l-jizanein oopei , .mih ihh
MtniMin. Kathleen Welwr. and
llarrv and Walter Curch. Merle
and Ceome Mttiinnis, Hibeit Por
ter, Loren Wever. Earl Munson.
i. ,..) -iinct Hotline. Mar-
tn How man. Elbert Marsh and
Welsey French.
m m
GRAND GUARDIAN TO
VISIT ROSEbUKU Btincu
NEXT TUESDAY EVENING
Mrs. Chatlolte Wine or Portland,
maud cuaidian ot Job's Daughters
ot Oieuon. w ill pay her ollieial
Mslt to Hoseburs bethel No, S at
7 :io o'clock next Tuesday eveniiiv
at the Masonic temple.
Mrtle Creek beibel has been
InvHcd to attend the meeting and
all those bioini: pioi'er Masonic
;llilialions have been mot cor
halh illMled to he preielll. Miss
Maty Ellen Darby will preside as
homo ed Ulieen.
I ART AND EMBROIDERY
CLUB TO MEET
The Hoseburs Art and Embroid
er club w ill meet next W Ydnes
da at ter noon at the S J. Shoe
maker home at 417 Fast Laue
-vet vl"i Mr. F libo:i.J- us
ho.tess. All -ncu.Ui-s aw n
r r'i.H ;'l e-' t- tt p n.
V. f. W. AUXILIARY
BENEFIT CARD PARTY
IS ENJOYABLE AFFAIR
The benefit card party sKnsoied
Monday evenine by the Patrick w.
Kelley auxiliary to Veterans of
Foreign Wars Was a most delight'
fill ufiulr at the armory.
llridge prizes were awarded to
Mrs. Koulu Fullerton and Dr.
Marshall; pinochle prizes were woii
by Mrs. Ada Warner and Hay
Tunnlund and five-hundred prizes
went to Mm. A. If. Perriii and Ed
11. lough. The door prize was won
by Mm, Ward Cuninungs.
Those enjoying thu affair were
Mr. and Mm. C. M. iloyd, Mr. uud
Mrs. k, k. Sherman, Mr: and Mrs,
Arthur Hudnell, Mr. und Mrs. Paul
Dusseau, Mr. and Mrs. 11. T. Hun-
sen, Mr. and Mm. H. L. Scofleld
Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Van Voorst
Mr. and Mm. Hay Tunnlund, Mr.
und Mrs. Hay Shadier, Mr. and
Mm. honest Holmes, Dr. and Mm
i. W. Marshall, H. L. Plenum, W.
O. dinger, (luye J. Mowery, Ed H,
Lough, Mm. o. W. Ayer, Mm. A. 11,
Pei i in, Miss M. Holmes, Miss .Mar
jory Holmes, Thomas Fnrem, Mrs.
Oru Welkor; Mrs. IJlanche lloyur.
Cay Fabry, Mrs. U L. Wimberly,
Mrs. c, it. i-reatu, Mm. Louis Ful
lerton, Mrs, Clyde Fullerton, Mia.
Phil Harth, Mrs. Adrian Fieber,
Mrs, Leslie Cu minings, Mrs. Ward
LummiuKs, Mrs, J, Li, Heuaeasy,
Mrs, (Jeoigo Crenshaw, Mrs, .Mary
Morgan, Mrs, Ada Warner, Mrs'. K
M. Compton, Vincent L. Mulone,
Mm. Myrtle Norwood, Mrs. Faye
Fitzpatrlck und Duu Crockett.
JtefieKhments were served ut the
close of the card play. The com
mittee in charge of the affair in
cluded Mm. Faye Fluputrick, Mrs.
Hay Sbaeffer and Mm. Virgil Hush.
MRS. LOHR IS HOSTESS
TO THIMBLE CLUB
The Woodcraft Thimble club met
Monday afternoon at the Krogcd
homo with Mm. Utile Lohr hos
tess. The rooms were beautifully
decorated with large bouquets of
chrysanthemums. 1 here were twenty-one
members und two guests
present.
A lovely gift was presented by
the club to Mis. Elsie McComus
resigning president, in appreciation
for her year's work. Following the
business meeting a social hour was
n Joyed. Prizes for the nfternoon
went to Mrs. Mary Meyers, Ceue
Mills und Lydia Hooper.
Al tho leu hour Mrs. Lohr served
i delicious potluck luncheon to
Mrs. It nt h Dlchman, and Mm.
Ceue Mills guests, and the follow
ing club members. Mary Meyers,
Mildred Krogel, Viruinia Campbell,
Winnie Hawn. Connie lllack, Lora
Darby, flattie Fancher, Sophia
Weaver, Elsie McCoiuas, Hattie
Nwil, hajiru. , r'lHoiinsuoll. .," i Tillm
Johnson, lya Taylor, Nan Htilbert,
Herlha Taylor, Anna DowolL Myr
tle Norwood, Lydia Hooper, Grace
Owen, Mamie Hurfnell and the hos
tess. Mm. Uihr. The next meeting
will be at the home of Hattie Neul
on E. Fleser St., Nov. Nth.
U. S. W. V. AUXILIARY
HAS MEETING THURSDAY
(ienrne Stunner auxiliary to the
Coiled Spanish War Veterans met
Thursday night at the armory with
24 mem hers present. M rs. M yrt le
Norwood, hospital chairman, made
her report and stated that Clar-
nce .wine i , h mo nun ueen verj
seriously III, was able to be out
igaln it ml that M rs. Iteunett was
Improved In health.
I lonnriug the memory of Col.
Theodore Hoosevelt, Mrs. Nor
wood, historian, presented a paper
telling of his early life; Mrs. II
A. 1 aylnr read a paper on " 1 he
Attack of the American Hough
Hiders led by Col. Hoosevelt," and
Mrs. Craig told of her trip to
Walla Walla to see Col. Hoosevelt
in person when he was president
of the Cnlted States.
Honor! im the birthday of Mrs.
Hubert Wright, ' Mrs. Margaret
Hodgers presented a lovely hand
kerchief shower to her on behalf
of the auxiliary members, letters
from Mrs. Albert Williams, who
is enjoying an extended visit in
the east, were reported by the
auxiliary members.
COUNTRY CLUB LADIES
HAVE ENJOYABLE DAY
AT CLUBHOUSE THURSDAY
The Hoseburg Country club lad
ies met ut the clubhouse Thursday
morning for the weekly contract
bridge play. Mrs. W. E. Ott won
t he high score and M rs. J. M .
Judd won the . second prize. At
noon potluck luncheon was served
to Mrs. .1. F. Dillard. Mrs. J. E.
Marks. Mrs. L. A. Coe. Mrs. It. D
PriiUes. Mrs. Phil Harth. Mrs. H.
C. Stearns. Mrs. L. E. .McClintock.
Mrs. Hoynl Davis, Mrs. W. K. Ott,
Mrs. Kenneth Quine. Mm. J. M
Judd. Mrs. O. M. Iterrie. Mrs. 11
T. Hansen. Mrs. Frank Coen, Mrs
P. J. Corum and Mrs. K. S. Me
Chiin.
Mrs. .1. F. . Dillard presided at
the business meeting, and next
week the new officers Includinu
Mrs. J. A Hnriliiitc. captain; Mrs
(. M. Hen ie, Mih captain, and Mrs
Frank Coen. secretary, w ill take
charge.
Collins was enjoyed during the
afternoon with Mrs. McClintock
winning the first (light, Mrs.
Chun the second (light, and Mis.
Hansen the third flight. Mrs. II.
0. Stearns had charge of the al
ter noon's golf tournament.
CLASS DANCE IS
ENJOYABLE AFFAIR
SCTHEKLIN. Ott. 29 The.
Jun:or class dance held on October
Dttb was much enjoed by u large
crowd. The Dancetiiuers lurnlshcd
the music and the hall was deco
rated in tie class colors of green
ami w bile. The student body bus
Ida nned a Hallow en dunce for
October ;ii to be gieii as a mas
Ulierade.
PAST MATRONS TO MEET
NEXT MONDAY EVENING
The Pal Matrons club ot Hose
burg chapter of Eastern Star will
meet at a seen-thlrty o'clock des
sert mi p per next Monday evening
:t the bouie of Mr-- xkior J Mi
celli. All meii.bvis aie imst c r
,va"v !Lv:tfJ ;o -e ".'Cvl
Midas Touch Brings Glitter to Mode
LITTLE SOMETHING GOLD IS VALUABLE NUGGET
, OF FASHION NEWS FOR WOMEN TO REMEMBER
: mj c i j
M ' VO i
W'iJ C: ' j
ULi- a- WiilrffltkJ
Gold and glitter flashed all over the Paris Open
ings . . . and now gold jewelry becomes the fash
Ion of the hour, lending glamour to the simple
black dresses found in every smart woman's
wardrobe. This interesting web-like necklace has
bracelets to match.
CIVIC CLUB HAS '
MEETING WEDNESDAY
DHAIX, Oct. 2'J The Civic
club met in the clubrooins Wed
nesday ulternoon. An Interesting
business session was held w itn
Mrs. Huby Thomas presiding. It
wus voted to give Sn.no to the Iron
lung fund. Mrs. Madeline Cool was
uppointed to serve on the commun
ity hall board. A committee was
appointed to see to the building
of bookcases on either side of the
fireplace, also one to secure in
formation relative to Installing a
hot water system in the kitcheif.
After the business meeting group
singing was enjoyed and relresh
meats of pumpkin pie ami coffee
were served by the hostesses.
Mesdames Zilpha Patchen aruw
Dorothy Haudall, to the following:
Mesdames Cool, Wilcox, Snook.
McClure. Appiegate. Pfister. Mom
son, Thomas, Carter, Cramer,
Cow los, Las welt. Cool, Hrutoii,
Swearingen, Burlholomy, Devoro i
anil La key. I
MRS. IRVING DOUCETTE I
IS HOSTESS TO A TO Z
CLUB MONDAY EVENING
Mrs. Irving Doucette was a most
gracious hostess Monday evening
when she entertained the A to '.
club at her attractive home on
East Lane street. Lovely bouquets
of fall flowers were used as a deco
rative motif for the occasion.
Contract bridge was enjoved bv
Mm. M. H. Richards. Mrs. P. H.
Jurgensen. Mrs. C. M. O'Malley.
Mrs. Jess Hamilton. Miss Coletta
anil Miss Marie Lnngeuberg. Miss
Inez (.rosta. Miss Ann Mnnnltaud
the hostess. Mrs.' Doucette. High
score for the evening's bridge play
was held by Miss Colettu Lang en-
berg.
Lai rr in the evening Mrs. Dou
cette, assisted by Mrs. Hlchards,
served lovely refreshments.
DR. B. R. SHOEMAKER
HONORED AT SURPRISE
PARTY ON BIRTHDAY
A most enjoyable stirpti.se party
was given Dr. II. H. Shoemaker
at his home ou Itlakeley street
hi5t Saturday evening to honor his
bin hday aiiuiversar .
Cards and visiting were enjoy
ed and a fine gift was presented
to Dr. Shoemaker. Later lovelv re-
Ireshmetiis were served lo Dr. and
Mrs. R H Shoemaker. Mr. and
Mm. L. E. McClintock, Dr. and
Mrs. H. C. Church. Mr. and Mrs
Will II. Cerretsen. Mr. and Mrs.
J. H. Wharton. Mr. and Mrs. 11
O Pargeter. Mr. and Mrs. H, D.
McKay, Dr. and Mm. K. J. Wain
scott and Dr. and Mm. Ceorge E,
Houck.
COM M E VOUS PLAIT E
CLUB TO MEET
The Conime Vous Plaite club
will meet iiext Tuesday afternoon
at t he limn e of M rs. O. L. Job n
son. All members are most conlial
ly Invited to be present,
NEW IDEA CLUB TO
MEET NEXT WEEK
The New Idea club will meet at a
one o'clock luncheon next Wed
nesday at the home of Mm. F,
L. Calkins. All members are most
cordiallj invited to he present.
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BELLVIEW CLUB TO
MEET NEXT WEDNESDAY
The Hellvlew club w ill lileet next
iof Mis. Clde Kestt-r. AH lie u-b-.-r?
Jly MAHIAN YOCNO
NEA Service Staff Correspondent
NEW YOHK ileside the mas
sive, array of bracelets and neck
luces will) which fashionables fes
toon themselves these days, a
single bracelet, worn demurely on.,
one wrist, seems-wanly insignifi
cant, li s a year to look as though
King Midas touched your throat
and arms.
Cold is the durliug of the hour.
From wide, chunky necklaces to
slim, delfcato ones, to be worn in
groups of three or four, or even
live or six, there's a great variety
from which lo pick und choode. If,
down deep in an old jewel case,
there ure several brooches and
chains that grandmother left, pol
ish them up. Or haunt the antique
an ops. Old-looking jewelry is smart
er uuu bright shiny new pieces,
Find an onotmoua old pin set
with gurnets, star sapphues or
opals, then have a clip attachment
put on the buck of it. Earrings, al
so of yellow gold und larger thuu
formerly, sparkle on the ears of
elegantes.
Jewelled flowers ure everywhere.
On a plum or blackberry wine col
ored gown, what could be more
striking than a t Milestone and
amethyst orchid? Or a rhiuestono
gardeniu with green enamel leaves
on the shoulder of a black velvet
dance dress'.' ;
If you have odds ami ends of
jewelry that seem pretty unimport
ant, take them to a jeweler wlm
will cooperate with you in working
out soino wUy to make use of the
metul und whutevcr stones thoio
are.
Tho jewelry shown here today
doesn't cost a small fortune, but it
is chic, correct and perfect with
background dresses tnose simpie,
beautifully cut frocks which shout
for the right accessories, then sot
the wearer us well as the accesso
ries off to excellent advantage.
The web-like necklace might be
an heirloom so dignified ami sim
ple is it. The mulching bracelets
would be lovely with a long-sleeved
dinner dress as well as a black
street frock.
DELIGHTFUL HALLOWE'EN
PARTY IS GIVEN BY
JAMES DEXTER HELLIWELL
Junius Hester Helllwell enter
tained u group of IiIh young friends
lit a very riejightmi Halloween
party at bis home on South Kane
street yesterday afternoon. Decora
tions, favors and refreshments
were carried out ill the Hullowe'eu
motif.
(James were enjoyed during the
afternoon, alter which dm young
host's mother, .Mrs. II. w. Helll
well. aud Grandmother, .Mrs. Dex
ter itice, served lovely refresh
menls to .Mrs. Ivan Pickens and
son, Jon Ivan, Mrs. It. I). Coen and
son, Michael, Mrs. Adrian Fisher
and son, Larry, .Mrs. v. A. Happ
and daughter, Sandra, Mrs. Edwin
Uoolli and daughter, .Mollle .Mar
garet. Mrs. C. 11. Wade und daugh
ter. Pllscilla. Mih I umi sl
and daughter, Klleen, Sirs. -Mau
rice j. new-laud and dullghter, .Mar
ciu, Mrs. Charles Fox and daugh
ter. Joanne, .Mrs. C. M. O'Mulley
aud diiiihiir lim-o.iii .
host, James Dexter Helliweil.
F. CRPTESFR IO
HONORED AT PARTY ON
bIKTHDAY ANNIVERSARY
F. F. Criteser was honored ut a
t:V olliovabie nitrlv i,iLui, I,,- ....
Cii.eser at their homu .MbiulHy
evening nonoring bis birthday anni
versary. Cards were pn fnvml ,l,i,-lc ti,
evening by .Mr. and .Mrs. Crileser,
,i,iii .uis. i. ii. Hurr, .Mr. and
Mrs. (Irani Osborn, Mr. and Mrs.
A. 11. Tavlor. Mr mi, I l.-a ii ,
Krell. Mr. and Mrs. Patterson. Mis
Owen Walker. .Mrs. Willis XI vers.
Mrs. K. I'evlnn Mi-,. 11 i.t....
and o. D. Newhard. '.M,s. Osborn
uii uie ladles' first prize; .Mrs.
Peyton the second prize; Mr. New-
mini, uie mens lust prize; T. 1(.
Hurr, second prize aud .Mr. ulid
Mt. Krell. the consolation prize.
Mrs. Criteser served lovely re
(icsbnieuts later in the evening.
MR. AND MRS. CORUM
ENTERTAIN Ptamr.c r no
ON THURSDAY EVENING
Mr. ami Mrs 1 .1 r ...
mined their bridge club at a most
enjii.Milile seven-thirty o'clock des-
i .-ueirer ai ineir home on
lllaki'lev slieet Tliuisdny evening
Covers were .itui, I F..- m
and Mrs. II. C. Church, guests, and
ir. aim ji rs. l.. .. t oe, .Mr. and
Mrs. K. S. McClatn. Mr. and Mrs
Hoial Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Mar
shall Pernini und Uie host and
hosless. Mr. and Mrs. Corum
Contract bridge was enjoied dur
inc the pleasant evening honis
wiih Mr. (-,,, hiuI Mr. Pengra hold
ing the In nil scores.
STUDY CLUB MEETS AT
McFARLAND HOME
DIIAIN. Oil. :D The Sluilv
chili met Friday al the home oi
Mrs. Mari Mi-Fai iand. Alter a
d'-.-ert lunch, -on the program was
taken up and talks gien as fol
lows: The llislnry ot Psvcholotv.
by Maude Coules: Marihuana, liy
He.sle Uikey; and Ml. Lassen Na
limial Park, by Kdna Hon man.
Those pieselll v ere Mesilaiiie,
i;ladi llels.-th. Kdna Kelinev. K(.
lie (lib ou. Kdna lloMluall. Hcsie
LakHi, Maude Cowles, Mary Me
Karland and three new members,
McMlnnies Wlnnlfred Whipple.
Madi lme Cool nid Vera Panlirn.
The nexi nieeiiuK wii j,. vjtb
M ". iV. W. Aus.fi.
$ W I X-ti f
p i V' J '
FORMER GLENDALE
RESIDENTS MARRY
(ILKXDALK, Oct. 30. Word was
received here this week of the
marriages of Joseph Kiikkala and
his sister. Miss .Margaret Kirkkala.
son and daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar Kirkkalu of Scuttle. Wash
ington, former Glcudnle residents.
Joseph was married to Miss
Helen Margaret Kolstineii of Ber
keley, California, October loth.
.Miss Margaret aud Arvo J. Kul
lio. of Vancouver, Washington,
were married at the Westminster
Presbyterian church in Seattle.
September 25th. The bride was at
tended by her sisters, Miss Kliza
beth Kirkkala as bridesmaid ami
Mrs. Sidney Jtidklns as matron of
honor, and Miss llerlha Sylvia Hill
was maid of honor. Charles Kirk
kala served as best man and Jo
seph Kirkkala and Alfred Sig-
suoni usners.
Mrs. Kallio attcniii-d bolh grade
and high school in (llendale before
moving lo Seattle and will be re
membered by many here. Mrs.
Jiidkins waa also a former (ileudalo
resident.
C
HALLOWE'EN DINNER
PARTY IS ENJOYED
AT C. K. RAND HOME
Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Hand were
I he host and hostess for an early
Hallowe'en dinner parly Satur
day evening. The table was de
corated ill tile Hallowe'en motif.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
J. D. Hryan. Hie Rev. and Mrs. H.
('. C.lealon and daughter, Maralvn.
Denny Gleaton. .Miss Doris lta'nd.
John Raud and Mr. and .Mrs. C
K. liand.
FAVORITE RECIPES
Cracker-Ovster nri..inn
Combine, stirring only until
blended;
4 cups Snow Flake cracker
crumbs
i cup melted butter or savory
fat such as bacon, sausage or
chicken
1 teasiHion salt
" cups II pint) oysters wiih
tough muscles removed
1 '-i teaspoons lemon juice
l'-i tablespoons tuiuocd parslev
Moisten witli oyster liquor. Stuff
lightly into fowl. This is enough
lor a 5 or 6 lb. fowl. It win cite
12 cups for a ln-lb. turkey. Half
bread crumbs may be used.
If you want scalloped oysters
that are fluffy throughout, with a
crispy brown mist, aud a frag.
ranee thai reminds you of dm
church suppers and the gorceous
repasts of your childhood, do try
Ibis reciiie. U s based on tradition
but made easy and delirious by Ihe
use of Snow Flake crackers.
Scalloped Oysteri, 1937
Put in a thin layer In the bottom
of a shallow buttered baking dish
cruinbled Snow Flake crackers
cover wiih oysters, sprinkle with
salt and pepper. Dot wjih butter
Then nnothrr layer of cracker
crumbs and of ryslers. Tup f
with more crumbs, butter, salt und
pepper. Pour over a moderate
quantity ot oyster liquor, mixed
with cm 'am m itch milk (half and
half) It desired. Hake ;lii nunuies
in a liol oven (Cni'i. Serve at
once. It will lake about 2 cups of
ru-hed Snow Flake cia. k. rs to 1
pint of oysters. Never make more
.han two
The new winter costumes call for a heavily glid
ed season with "gobs" of jewelry the keynote of
the smartest costumes. Necklaces -worn three or
four at a time, bracelets in profusion. Earrings,
.clips, brooches no 'restraint anywhere.
(From .Monet, New Yolk)
ROSEBURG'S FIRST ART
EXHIBIT TO BE CHARMING
AFFAIR OF NEXT WEDNESDAY
One of the most Interesting af
fairs ever to be sponsored in Hose
burg will be an art exhibit to bo
held next Wednesday atternouii
from two to six and from seven to
ten o'clock in the attractive Civic
room of the rnipnuu hotel, in con.
nectlon witli the afternoou'Riid eve
ning art exhibit, which is being
offered to the general public with
out charge, will bo a six-thirty
o'clock no-host dinner in the L'mp
qua hotel.
Mrs, Fred Morrison and Miss
Margaret Can- are acting as joint
chairmen ot the affair and anyone
desiring for space in the exhibit
has been asked to call either chair
man on or before November 1. This
art exhibit is being sponsored in
celebration of National Art week,
(Contuiued ou page 3.)
POETS CORNER
BROWN LEAVES
0. M. LEKPF.U
The brown leaves lay
Thick on tho ground,
And the brown hills stood
In silence around.
I
The brown leaves lay
The brown hills stood,
One close to the other I
As close as they could.
The hills and the leaves
Turned brown together.
And changed their coata
To fit the weather. f
The leaves are blowing
And covering the hill,
Rolling and tumbling
Then lying so still.
The hills and the leaves
All rolorcd the same.
Drown hills, brown leaves
As brown as their name.
See the brown leaves
As they lie by the fence,
See them pile bigll
Where the hills commence.
See them scatter out
Where the hills slope high,
See them turn brown.
As they wither and die. J
Hiown hills, brown leaves
They never die
They Just turn brown
With a Rond reason why.
U
From off the slope
Way down to Ihe road.
The summer time hills
Ale shedding their load.
Hiown leaves drifting "
Wherever Ihev will,
Down In the hollow
Way back of the hill.
What Is It ive see
' Ml the hills as w e pass
Brown leaves drifting
As brown us the glass.
Th hills turned hroivii
I'he leaves did the 58111".
o we lound n brnn worJ
And gave them a uunie.
The hill, turned brown
The I,-, pj .
fi a sad -il'is ?.-e:-d.
But wo say, goodbye, j