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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1937.
SCDCDEITW
Social Calendar
Monday, Nov. 15
Junior Woman's club homecom
ing ami luriual Initiation at 8
o'clock lit vfiiiK nl cluhhoitfl,
Wonmii h club executive boa id in
vited im KtifHtB. Smc(hI inutdc.
11. I'. W. (ilcc chili n;ic(He inc.-t-iiiK
ill 7:. in o'clock ul studio of di
rector, .Mrs. Chaih'H A. lin:n:l.
Dr. It. L. Itiinu k noil denoitiiiia
Uuiml Whir HiiKly dawn meeting al
7: 45 o'clock In f'VeniiiK n( diuliiK
hall of ImiiKlatt hotel lo cnnilinie,
the Htudy of KiiiKduiu relation
sbipH. 1'uhllc Invited.
World Wld Guild fivw-thlrty
o'clock put I tick uuiper ut church
parlors.
D. A. It. mei'liiiK ut 7:30 In eve
Diug at home of Murgurei l'ttge ou
Commercial avenue with MIhi
Page and Mia. L). N. liut.enhar.iT,;
'Jolllt ilOHteMKCH. Ml'H. (il'OI'X M. j
Urovvn, nroKi'uni chaii inun.
nnccdoteti ot our uiici'alor,. Mi h.
Jioyd J hi leu will nlv a talk on
Angol IhIhimI mid eontrihiilioiiti for
the island will hv niadn.
lAuiy IJoiih to iwot at two
o'clot'k In nfta'i norm at lionm of
' Mra. t). J. l-Vldkuuip on South
Main Hi reel.
Lilac circle, No. 'J, Neighbors
of Woodcraft, meetliiK at in
evening ut I. O. O. K. hall. Thaiikn
giviug piogmui at oighl. o'clock.
, Tuesday, Nov. 16
MnthodlMt Kimcoinl ladien aid
elx-lhirly o'clock hh Unlay dinner
In church parlor.
JtoMehurg Woiiiiiii'k chili 1 :;t0
o'clock dcHHeit-iuiuheou at cltib
: house. Kev. S. Haynor Smith,
speaker. Special music. Hull call
1 to pi CM.
, American l.cglon auxiliary public
cunl putty at x o'clock in evening
ut armory.
II. K. O. club afternoon meet
. ing at homo of Mih. Clifton Hoop
er on Harvard avenue,.
Catholic Study vhiSK group to
meet at H o'clock hi evening al Inn
jiarlHh hotiHe on Kant Oak Mretjt.
MelroHo (traugu Home Kconoin
Jen club G:'M lo Z::tu o'clock In
mate nupper ut grange hall. Men
of the grange to preHunt program.
Genuiul public In v I led.
Wednesday, Nov. 17
New Idea club one o'clock lunch
eon at Cairn Tavern with Mih. W.
I). HurrlH, h out can.
Konebui g Art and Kmhroldijfty
club ufturuooii meeting ut, home ul
Mra. Henry WorthliigiOu .on Kant
Lawn Hlieut.
Catholic Ktidlea Sewing noddy
annual fall otizaar and noon chick
en dinner at parish hall, Dinner
l'rom 11;;H) to l:itn. I'uhlic iuvlled.
Children Invited to matinee
story hour from t hi ee lo four
o'clock hi afternoon in children'
loom of ItoNchurg Cily horary.
MIhh Klaine llrovv n will he in
charge. The occasion in In honor
of National (iood Hook week.
Thursday, Nov. 18
Florence Nightingale tent, No.
45, Daughters of ( nioii Veteran
of Civil War meeting al 7:;iu
o'clock In evening at armory lor
Humiliation of officer.
Carden Valley Women's club
flrnt fall meeting at 2 o'clock ul
clubhouse with Mm. Ci. ('. llalley
at Inmtertm.
PreMiyteriau ladies aid one
thirty o clock deKHcrt-lumhcou and
meeting in church parlor.
Trf-Siuat e Hewing club all day
meeting at church parlor Willi
missionary society iik invited
guests. 1'otluck limcheou at noon.
KoHehurg chapter of Kastein
Star 8 o'clock in evening meeting
at .Masonic temple. Initiation, fan
yonville, Itlildlo and Myrile Creek
chapter invited.
KoHchuig Country club Indies (o
meet al i:'M) a. tn. lor coulnict
bridge wllb 1 1! ; ;tn o'clock politick
luncheon and golfing in alii timmki.
Wonian's I'oieigu Ali5Hiouai so
ciety of Methodiftl :m opal
. church to meet al two oYloi h at
home of Mis. II. A. Cuiuuiuy wiiu
iMih. A. .1. lieddes, pioi;rnm leader.
Friday, Nov. 19
Kvetgrccii holies Invited to -
tension meeting all day nt l-:er-green
grunge hall. I'utlm k 'lunch
con al noon. Those attending hav
ing been asked lo hrini; a cowled
dtsh and their own dishes and sil
Verwnre. Mrs. Jessie I'aliuiler In
gram will have charge of the ex
tension service program on sewing.
Choral club to meet al In a, in.
ut Karl Wiley home n( HI North
Main street with Mrs. I lomei
Crow, director, in charge.
Ceoi'Ke Slniiner auxlliaiy I'ast
Presidents club afternoon meet hi i;
at two o'clock at home of Mis. S.
W. Slai met .
Saturday, Nov. 20
Crude school children of Uo.
lung united to story hour at chit
drcn'M room of Hosebui k City It
hraiy liom two to lliiee o'clock
week. Miss Klaine lltowii in
chin ge.
I'. X. club lo meet al S
o'cIim k In im oiling at home of Mi s.
Ceorgo Con key on Mudrone av e
line. Mis. It. II. Innox. chairman,
Mrs. C. W. Chuk anil Mrs. Cenk.-y,
hostesses. Kuieiiaimheni, Mrs. 1 1
It. Itoadniiin. MtsN .May Klsher and
Mih. J. K. IMckens.
November 22
I'llblja fiivft4d lo I'ro Ainei leu
luncheon in U o'clock at noon at
Carl Tavein.
November 25
ThauksMiiHK ball to be spon
soi ed b It. r. . C. ut ariuoiy at
a o'clock rutilh invited. Ibi Luu
bnch, cJi;iii m,Hi, aHuted y Mih
By LOTUS KNIGHT I'OKTKR
LMILUKtlN Uf KOSE BU RG
INVITED TO MATINEE
STORY HOURS NEXT WEEK
In vbseivanee of National Cood
Hook Week, the Itoseblllg city 11-
hraiy hoard mem hers have arrang
ed lor an especially interesting
cvhiI for I he children of Koachutg.
On Wednesday ihe children aie
invited to meet at the children'
iooiii at the city library io enjoy a
matinee story hour between three
and t'Mir o'clock. On Saimday all
of the grade school children un
invited to meet from two to three
o'clock In tin children'h room at
the library lor u delightful storv
hour.
The library hoard meuiberH ai e
especially pleased to announce
thai Mian Kluine ISrown of this city
him been Becnred to have charge
of the two study bourn, MIsr Drown
was gruduateil from Willamette
university ut Halem and was grad
ualed this year from the library
school at Columbia university In
New York, whore she wan espec
ially trained in child story telling.
MIhs lirown also look special work
under Mary Could I'avis of the
New York public lihiHiy. Her ser
vices are beiiiK greaily ap i-ciated
by the members of the KosehiUK ,
city library hriard as well as the
liai entH ut the children who w ill
be privileged to enjoy t he story
hours In observance of Nit I tonal
(iood Hook week.
MRS. HARRIS ELLSWORTH
ENTERTAINS BRIDGE
CLUB ON TUESDAY
Mrs. Harris Kllsworlh very gra
ciously entertained her hriduc club
at. a lovely one o'clock luncheon
at her home on Winchester street
Tuesday afternoon.
Covers were placed at an attrac
tively appointed table lor Mrs.
John Jl. (loblnson. a ' guest, and
.Mrs. W. K. Chapman, Mr. Arthur
W;. Hatiiu. Mrs. Arthur Clarke, Mrs.
A. A. Wilder. Miss Helen Cimey.
Mrs. Walter FiHhcr and the hostess,
Mrs. KIlHWorth.
Contract bridge was enjoyed dur
ing Ihfi afternoon willi Mrs.
Koblusou and ,Mih. Wilder winning
the high wore.
W. W. G. TO MEET
NEXT MONDAY
The members of the World Wide
guild of the lluptisi church have
been most cordially Iuvlled to en
joy n delightful A : :im o'clock pot
luck supper next Monday evening
hi (he church pallet h.
'U. S. V. HOSPITAL
ll Facility Mars.
Jlugs (ells Maggie Unit Prolesnor
I'rebie moved out of the a pari -
moot house w hen he learned she
was moving hi, hut our tenants go
nut w hen no new ones come in.
so the hospital cannot lie accused
of taking in bad company. Not one
admission is on our record this
ek , hut t In ee men have been
discharged lo I heir homes. Lew is
Carr, Amos Cacy aJid Thomas
Beurden.
Monday's picture, "Pen rod and
Sam," w as entertaining even to
mown ups who could not claim
that It rev tved memories of their
own childhood. Hilly Mnuch seems
line type of an unspoiled hoy.
The slioil subject, "Cradle of
Civ llial ion," recalled the saying
(hat history i huh in cycles. The
narralor pointed out that I he old
castles were built as fortresses as
II as mansions, and now New
York architects ate planning how
o sireimllieu apartment bouse
'oofs lor defense auailisl bombard
ment and to level I hem lor air
plane landings.
Wild geese apparently were ap
prised ol the storm which devus-
i'd tin1 Nome shore early this
ek, and the whole uorlheiu col
ony started southward ul onetime.
10 veh Knsehurg's soundest sleepers
re aware when they reached this
point on their itinerary alter a
n ichl'n rest on Kasl Moieland lake
and the Cortland golf course.
Homer Severy and William I.uk
entdll have been enioyinu visits
from I heir wives I his w eek. and
what a lot of home town news
they have heard!
Kav Uoberls has been moved by
il vample of a fellow patient,
pliM his wile's nrnlnt:. to busy Imp
sell tniiKIni; armchair mats and
sola cushion covers. Il Is a Ihrilly
w ay to spend 1 hue w Idle w all Inn
for a bone tract tire to he healed
"t 'aplaiiiH Courageous," our
Thuisday film, showed some iom:h
sens. Ken Spencet Tiacys hair
had a permanent wave. Wtial a
valuable employe in a neiiro-psy-cbial
1 1 hospital Lionel I Ian y nun e
tould he' lie ha Mich a calm way
ot seiMialiui; in onseipielllal trittes
from seiuillH nlenes. hal e CI t he
( ll.l I aClei lie 1; s.
Konest Winn ha r'luiued tmin
a leave nt ahseiice ami is to Hie
casual ohseiver as on iik as when
he was a member of the Drecoii
idd xoldfers' lioiue.
All his associates have admired
Mir sihical way in which Ihe Mt
He 1 ' ilnt pat tent endured the e
1 1 act ion nt his tei't h, but rumor
now has it that lie as hutldtiu
up his beauty ready In wland un
der w edding bid Is Any sutteiiu-;
in. iy seeru Mnall when there is a
ific.it nl-Jeclive in Mew.
Tin' only perio 1 of Minshltie on
i ini-tii I- dav was iluihm Ihe pa
rade. I : i patieul who could sit j
Hjwwas in it. thanks lo ihe Ithim j
Uiitrt and t he local automobile
dc'ilers e w ho could uoi parti- j
vipate w ere reinemhet ed by the '
Auieiiiau Cecum au.viliatv wilhj
hI,' while and blue napkins and j
mints on our dinner tia s. t
V'hm :) b:tl'.v Vt;;:ivtio phot;
I'uo'-y doe. its muiijfr tinnk iit
h.u bad bcr l'ocUct picked? 1
, Miee LUCY PINKCRTftN
COMPLIMENTED AT VERY
LOVELY TEA AND SHOWER
Miss Ha luuhuch entertained at
a very charming tea and surprise
shower party at her home on
South Stephens street Armistice
afternoon from dpi to tl:"u o'clock
in compliment to .Miss Lucy Pink
ertnn. '. ho will marry Hruce lien
neti Strachan, or Portland, Thanks
giving day.
Lame boiioM'.s of c tu yhaiilb
mums, mai Isolds, miHiuriiums and
other fall flovveiK were attentive
ly arranged about the rooms. The
lovely gifts were plerenled to
Miss I'inkerton from Miss tail
back, Mrs. J. K. I'inkerton, Mrs. J.
A. Plnknrtou, Mrs. Howard Hut
field, Mrs. Story lies, Mrs. L. W.
Ituhl, Mis. Hairis Kllnwortlt, Mrs.
K. L-. Knupp, Mrs. C. H. Bailey,
Mrs. W. C. Paul, Mrs. Hobort Net
son, Mrs. PhuI Jenkins, Mrs. K. L.
I mini), Mm. Helheit Kalllehl, Mrs.
Hoy Hatfield, Mrs. Kdythe Flor
ence Keltey, Mrs. W. J. Schultz,
Miss liorolhv Norton, Miss Klleu
Ctahtree, Mi.ss Adah Marie Kuhl,
Miss Nadiue Pinkelion, Miss Lois
and Miss Freda Duncan, Miss Mar
garet Oderkirk. .Miss Lucille
Lenox. M in s Marjorie Wilson mid
Mrs. Frederick J. Porter.
The tea. table, covered by an at
tractive luce cloth, was beautiful
ly appointed for ihe occasion. A
mirror p'tupic, circled by four tall
gold tapers and crystal flower sec
tions of gold and orchid chrysan
themums, was centered by a
miniature bride and bridegroom.
.Mrs. ,1. A. Pinkerton, aunt or the
guest of honor, and Mrs. Story
lies, poured and Mrs. L. W. Ituhl
assisted Miss Uoibach in serving.
B. P. W. C. HOLDS
ANNUAL BIRTHDAY
PARTY MONDAY NIGHT
Miss Lucille Lenox, Miss Doro
thy Norton ami Miss Margaret
Oderkirk had ( barge of the annual
HiiKiiH'HH and Professional Wo
men's c-lith delightful birthday
party, which was held at the Itiv
prsdale grange hall, Monday eve
ning. A dinner was served ut
(iMT. I;y ihe grange ladies to tin?
members and their guests al ta
bles heiiuliful with full flowers
and greenery. A miii hit (I re birth
day cuke, decorated with one
candle, graced each (dace ut the
table, and the candles were light
ed while Miss Verna Caiolhers
rend the club collect. Covers were
laid for. Mr. and Mrs. Story lies,
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Sinniger. .Mr.
and Mrs. .1. M. Judd, Miss Lucille
Lenox. Miss May Fisher, Miss
Florence Sneduker, Miss Vera
Predricksnu, Miss Alice I 'eland,
Miss Bui burn 1'elund, Miss Ktiiel
Guile, .1. W. Smith Sr., Al Lent, M.
it. ImniclH, May mud Hell, II. I.
Flckcnsclior, Morris HowUer, C.
K. Mansfield, Lyman Skinner,
James Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. G. M.
lie.-, Mr. ami Mrs. J. A. Fredrick
son, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Smith, Mr.
ami Mrs. , lames K. Judd. Mrs.
Frances Liulotl. Mrs. lierahliue
Sheeny, Mrs. Itiilh Wilson. Mrs.
Lyman Spencer. Mrs. Dotoihy Lan
der, Mrs. Alma Harness, Mrs. Car
rie Hell. Mrs. Kli.ahelh Carrett,
Mrs. Marian Hallard. Miss Ina
Farnswoi iii. Miss Verna Cai olhers,
Miss Lucy Pinkerton. Miss Helen
Bench, Miss Murgarel Page, Miss
Nance Kitslmnions, Miss Pol mil
drove, Miss Marjorie Wilson. Miws
Naomi Scotl, Miss Helen Casey,
Miss Dorothy Notion. Miss Mar
grid Oderkirk.
Following Hie dinner the Hill
Billies, a group directed by Miss
Helen Casey, with Airs. Fiances
Lintott as accompanist entertain
ed with a group of numbers, fol
lowed by dancing. The music was
furnished hv a ten-piece orches
tra, directed by W. K. OH.
W. C. T. U. Has Fine
MEETING WEDNESDAY
The Koseburg W. C. T. C met
Wednesday morning at the Metho
dist 1'lpiscopul church parlors to
tie a ((iilll for Hie Children's Farm
Home ut Corvallis. A politick
luncheon was served al noon, fol
low ed by a business meeting in
charge of the president, Mrs. C. A
Chamheilin. Mrs. A. J. Ceddes led
tile devotlonals oil I !ie topic "Pence
and Preparedness." It was an
nounced thai Ihe month of Novem
ber was set aside for ilues pay
able. The next meeting will be held
December ;l. at which lime an Ada
Jolley pi ogram will he preset! led.
The regular meeting of the I'Hh
of this month wilt not be held on
account of Thanksgiving being the
next day,
STUDY CLUB IS
ORGANISED TUESDAY
A study anil discussion club was
or tanied at the 'u tie die parish
hou-.e Tuesday eveuiim .'or the
purpose of making a study of ihe
history and background of the
Catholic icliglon. VirgU ,,, t',.re
will have chatge of the class with
Mrs. liar: is Kllsv oi th and Miss
Coletia Langetib -re us assistants.
The next mee. ing of the study
club will be ul eight o'clock Tiles
dav evening. November Hi. at the
Catholic parish house on Kast Oak
si reel.
PUBLIC CARD PARTY
TO BE GIVEN AT
CAN YONVILLE NEXT WEEK
CAN YON VI I.I,. Nov. IS. -The
gitii'ial public lias been invited tn
a caul party at the Masonic hull
in ('au.voiiMlle on Wednesday eve
ning. Nov. IT, siHuisined by ihe
Casterii Star social club. This will
be the first of a series lor the win
ter mouths. Prizes w ill be gi en
for bridge and "o" and there will
:ik;o be a door prie Lunch w ill
be -Mivcd al the c1o:e of. the eve
O. C. M. T. A. MEETS
WITH MRS. HAKAN80N
MONDAY EVENING'
An unusually Interesting meet
ing of the Douglas County Music
Teachers association was held
Monday evening at the borne of
Mrs. John Hakuiison in Oakland
Preceding the. meeting Mrs. Huk
aiLson s five-yeur-o I d daughter,
Mary Anne, sung two vocal num
bers, which were greatly enjoyed
by the group.
Mrs. IL F. Kngnsh. nresident
had charge of the business session
and roll call topics were given by
the membern on musical run en t
events. Mrs. Harriet WiM:hrf rd
was program chairman lor the eve
ning. Miss Kleanor llessamer, su
pervisor or music in the Oakland
schools, sung "Clouds." by Finest
('harles. and "Hymn to the Night,"
by Campbell-Tipton. Misa itutb
Hoover showed pictures and talk
ed on her trip to Alaska, whirl
she enjoyed during her vacation
Hi is summer. Mrs. Clyde Beard
and Miss (Hadys Strong played tne
piano arrangement of Iteeihov
an's Fifth Symphony, whiMi was
tne subject or discussion in the
study hook and Miss Hcssmner
concluded the program by singing,
"None But the Lonely Heart,'' by
Tchalkowski.
Mra. Hakanson, assisted by her
Bisier, .Mrs. j. atearus, served
delicious refreshments to Mrs, A,
U Mullery and Miss Eleanor Ho
sanii'r, guests, and the following
members, Mrs. Clyde Beard. Mr.
Churles A. Brand. Mrs. H. F. Kng
Mali, Mrs. Homer Crow. Mrs. John
Weatheironl, .Miss Kuth Hoover
ami Miss Cladys Strong.
The in xt meetinif will be hold
December la with Miss (Hmlys
Strong and Mrs. Clyde II-miiI,
joint program chairmen.
LONDON VISITOR IS
HONORED AT BIRTHDAY
DINNER AT UMPQUA
A verv en Inviihhi hln lnlnv l In.
net- was given in honor of Charles
noise, oi i.onuon. Kuglund, at
the Hotel Cmpqua jii Tuesdav. In
addition to Mr. Ilrdsn ilmu.. '.....u.
ent were his parents. Mr. and Mr.
Wutson K. Boise, and his hnnher
and jtlHter-ln-luw, Mr. and Mis. Ku
gone B, Boise and two daughters.
.MISS Louise and Miss Alarin.i Th
other membeiH of the lo.isiu ,
Mr. and Mih tin vbl U' itf..,..
Hurley. New Mexico, Mr. and Mih.
iiotiMi r. noise, oi .viedioKi, and
Mrs. C. C Melt ..r i,i i ail.
Calif., who have also been here
visiung, were unable to be pres
ent for I tic ilimw... i
vioiiHly returned to their homes.
Charles W. Hoi.se, who lias
been spending Hie paHt two weeks
in Itosrdiurir. left mi ! si, .J(..
Tuesday afternoon for Oakland,
and other California noints foi a
brief stop, before continuing to
New York whv l, u.in ....
the Queen Mary, November 17. on
ii.. nrniiii nip nome to Jondon.
I'Jngland.
BADOURA CLUB HAS
utLitiHTFUL NO-HOSTESS
DINNER TUESDAY EVENING : . ,
The Hadonrii olul, ,i '
Ihe Nile held n deliglnful no-hos-
less ::ui o'clock iMu - 'I'uesdav
evening ut the home of Mrs. It JI
r.iiwunis on VAtnchosler street.
Covet s were ihw-...l .,t !
tructively uiipointed tuhle for Mrs. I
K. M ue I )ona Id a ml M rs. L.
(lolden. inieKts ini.l n, r..ii
members. Mrs. lain mnun? I
president, Mrs. Will H. Cerreise,,'.
neri v ells. Mrs. Lorine W.I
Jordan. Mrs. Albeii n...in n.
C. It. Hates Mi r it i'i..",i....' I
Mrs. William Bell and Mr. H It'
Kdwards.
A ShOll hllRlll.DU n...n.l
followed by a social hour of sew
ing and visiting.
MRS. EARL ULLRICH !
ENTERTAINS INTER-SE
STUDY CLUB TUESDAY 1
I'lie Inter-Se Study club enjoved I
delightful one-thirtv nVlnek I
sert-luiicheon Tuesday at the Ho i
tel Cmiiiiua. after which the study'
'"tig "as held at the home of!
the president, Mrs. Karl Clhieh
on Commercial avenue.
Covers were arranged for Mrs 1
I lltich, Mrs. Clyde Heard, Mrs j
Ceorge Churchill. Mrs. Itohert1
Hawley. mih. Charles Doerner 1
Mrs. K. S. Hall and Mrs. Harold!
Howerniun.
Itoll call topics were given on
the subject of medicine. The next
meeting will be held November ::
at a one-thirtv o'clock dex,it.
Imicheon at the home of Mrs. W.
M. Campbell on North Jackson
Htreet. Boll call topics will be giv
en on inventions " !
MRS. W. F. HARRIS IS
HOSTESS TO BRIDGE
CLUB ON TUESDAY
Mrs. W. F H.nrU ,,.,.
gracious biistess Tuesdav. wb..ii
she entertained her bridge club 1(l
a delightiul !:;!() o'clock dessert-
luncheon at her home on South
.viain street. Lovely bouquets of
chrysanthemums .ei ...i..,..t
ihe rooms.
Covers were placed t)r Airs. S
J. Shoemaker. .Mrs. K. o Kokh
Mrs. Ceorge Whartoii. Mi-, Fred
Hamilton. .Mrs Hum...- c.w
IL L. Whinnle. Mis ITm-.v-
Black and Miss Jane Whaiton.
Cimti-Hct bridge was enjnved
during tile nrtei iwi.m lt.,,- .."(.I,
Mrs. Crow winning the prie fot
high score.
MRS, PAUL HELWEG IS
HOSTESS TO BRIDGE
CLUB ON TUESDAY
Mrs. Pant llelweg very gracious
ly entertained her bridge club at n
harming one-thirty o'clock wilad
luncheon at her attractive home in
Laiiietwood Tuesday afternoon.
Zinnias, marigolds and colorful
autumn leaves were used as ih
decorative motif for the occa.sion.
rovers wete arranged for Mis. K
S. Mct'lain. Mrs. H. (' Wells, M,s!
Hat lie Booth. Mrs. Chester Mnr
gati. .Mrs. Maui ice J. Newland.
Mrs. K. C. Kuhlhagi'ii. Mrs. U. 11!
Coen and Mrs. It. II. Turner.
Contract bridge was the diver
sion of the id'iiant afternoon
hours with Mi:i, Turner winning
the bipb ctnv.
WHAT TO WEAR WHEN YOUR ESCORT SAYS : "WE WON'T DRESS"
You Almost Need Formal Introduction
to Glamorous Though Casual Clothes
W1'
Gold mnN thread hand knit along Mandarin lines ifives sumptuous
appearance to the lovely dinner blouse, designed particularly to
set off a slender waistline. Not the narrow, plain collar and the
outUiu down the front. The blouse is worn with a black skirt and
veiled hat.
(From Kargero, Now York.)
Ily M. Mil AN VOINO
.N'-:A St.M'vlcy Sim'f Cori'urtoiHlclit
.KV VOUK. When hu iwya,
No, wo won't driiHH." unit iiiouiir
it, ttiat'H your rue to set into a
rftri'ot-leiiKth frock, hs rorinnl u a
Itph which doesn't cover your
k'K possihly can be.
sttli it. you wear u hat with n
flowing veil, ilresHy shoes. ImR,
BloroK. Thereupon, 'tho formal ef
ff.'ct of the informal ensemble com
liletely obliterates the self-pity you
felt when you first realized that
you weren't gnini! to have n cltancc
to wear the new evening dress, or
even a dinner kowii.
Necklines to Suit Individual '
Many of the loveliest frocks for
iiftfi'liuon teas, restaurant dining
find other Informal occasions are
MRS. J. A. HARD NO
APPOINTS COMMITTEES FOR
LAUItS OF COUNTRY CLUB
Mrs. J. A. Harding, cantain of '
the ladies of Ihe Itoseblirg Country !
club, appointed her committees '
for the year at yesterday's meet- j
ing at the clu.iliouse. The commit- 1
tees Include: Winter cards. Mrs.
U K. McL'lilltnck and Mrs. J. M.
Indil; membership, Mrs. Kenneth
Quiue and Mrs. A. A. Wilder: pub
licity, Mrs. Frank Coen: dances,
Mrs. Phil I In it )i. Mrs. Kenneth
Quiue, Mrs. Maurice I.. Hallmark.
Miss Helen Casey and Mrs. Frank
Coen: social, Mrs. II. C. Steams.
Mrs. .1. M. Judd. .Mrs. II. C. Wells.
Mrs. K. M. McKachern. Mrs. I,. A.
Coe and Mrs. U W. Jesse; tour
nament, Mrs. Waller Fisher. Miss
Helen Casey and Mrs. J. F. Iiil-
lard: handicap. Mrs. 1. M. llerrie.
Mrs. A. A. Wilder. Mrs. K. S. Me-
('lain and Mrs. IV .1. Coram; chal
lenge. Mrs. It. 1). Ilridges and Mrs.
(i. Koblhagen: grounds. Mrs. II.
C. Stearns and Mrs. J. K. Marks;
eclectic. Mrs. W. K. Olt. Mis.
Itoyal Davis and Mis. II. T. Han-
Hen, and s.immer cards, Mrs. Har
ris Kllswnrth, Mrs. (). ivl. llerrie
anil Mrs. 1,. W. .losse.
Contract bridge was enjoyed dur
ing the morning with Mrs. W. K.
Olt winning Die high score and
Mrs. I.. K. Mi-clinlork winning
second high score. At noon lunch
eon was served to Mis. J. A. Hard
ing. Mrs. J. F. IHIlard. Mrs. K. (I.
Kohlhagen. Mrs I.. K. McCllutock.
Mrs. A. A. Wilder. Mrs. II. C.
Steams. Mrs. Kenneth Uuine.
Mrs. II. 1.. Si-oficld. Mrs. .1. K.
Murks. Mrs. W. K. oil. Mrs. .1.
M. Judd. Mis. I,. W. Jesse and
Mrs. I'. J. forum.
Mrs. Hunting presided over the
business meeting and Mrs. Kohl
hagen noted as secretary in the
absence of Mrs. Frank Coen.
I'huis were made for a supper
dunce to be given during the
Thanksgiving holiday, the dute of
which will be announced biter.
The affair will ;o for members of
Ihe club onlv.
I'rizes for last week's coifing
went lo Mrs J. K. Mark.i, who won
Ihe . layoff In the tie with Mrs
I.. K. McClintock, first flight: Mrs. I
Frank Coen. second flight, anil the
tie-off of ihe thin! flight will !.
played off later by Mrs. .1. A. Hard
ing and Mrs. Itoyal Davis.
Frizes for yesterday's golfing
went to Mrs. K K. McClintock.
first flight; Mrs. J. F. Dillald.
second flltlit. The prizes were
HMirded for scoreless hsmllrup.
Next 1 burs. lay the ladies of the
lub will meet ut tctii a. m. fur
conlraci bridce with potluck lunch
eon at 1....H and golfing tn the
afternoon. All ladies of the club
are mo-it coidinlly invited to be
present.
JUNIOR WOMAN'S CLUB
TO HOLD HOMECOMING
NEXT MONDAY EVENING
I'lie Junior Woman's club will
obsrn e their annual hom-conilng
ucit Monday exenlng at eight
o'clock at the Wouiuu's clubroouis,
ot metallic, fabrics shimmering,
BliUeriuK some dull-surfaced, oth
ers bright; almost gaudy, but III a
nice kind of way.
The majority are short-sleeveil.
High necklines, llulshed with up
standing collars or neat, flat "lit
tle girl" ones vie with very low
necklines. As important as the
metallic materials are sumptuous
velvets, beautiful crepes In black
and rich jewel tones.
When he says. "Dinner and
something in the way of eutertaiu
'iuent later I'm wearing n black
tie." you greet him In n dinner
dress1 (sleeves, please), and a din
ner hat or one of Ihe rather flighty
new headdresses. Ill this category,
dinner suits with anl.-lc.lciiL'th
skirts, trim Jackets anil elegant
at. which time the first formal In
itiation of new members will be
held. Klght new members will be
initiated into the club with Mrs.
Lean Yearwood and Mrs.
Chapman in charge uf the
mony.
Mrs. William I'nratb ami
Jack
cere-
Mrs.
l.ouls K. Fies are Joint hostesses
for the affair, which promises to
be one of the largest anil most in
teresting of the club for the year.
Mrs. 1. M. Dunn, president, will
be In charge. Members of the
Koseburg Woman's cluh executive
board are invited as special guests
for the occasion. Members of the
Junior Woman's club and their in
vited guests are also most cordial
ly asked to enjoy the occasion.
PRESBYTERIAN AID
TO MEET NEXT WEEK
The i'resbyterian ladies aid will
meet at a delightful one-thirty
o'clock Thanksgiving dessert
luncheon next Thursday in the
church parlors with Mrs. 10. O.
'Kandolph, Mrs. .1. P. Motschen
burlier, Miss Margaret Clapp. Mrs.
Hurl Agee. Ms. James Campbell
and Mrs. Oeorge Campbell.
Mrs. Fred Hamilton, president,
will be In charge of the business
session, at which llmu the Novem
ber project will he discussed and
plans will be made for the annual
har-aar to be held December 3-1 al
the church parlors, at which time
a noon luncheon will be served to
the general public.
All members and friends are
most cordially Invited to the dessert-luncheon
next Thursday after
noon. MR. AND MRS. KENT
ENTERTAIN AT CARD
PARTY MONDAY NIGHT
Mr. and Mrs. T. tl. Kent enter
tained a group of friends with n
delightful card party at their home
ut I7ti South Main street Monday
evening. The occasion marked the
birthday anniversary of Mr. Kent.
Three tallies of cards were In
play 'with prizes going to M.S.
Itohert Carroll and Howard Cole
man, al.ter delicious refreshments
wen- served to Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Compton. Mr. ami Mrs. Walter
Klnsel, .Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cole
man. Later delicious refreshments
Mr. and Mrs. Itohert Carroll and
Mr. ami Mrs. Kent, tlifts were
presented to Mr. Kent from the
guests.
MRS. MARY MORGAN
ENTERTAINS AT DINNER
Mrs. Mary Morgan entertained at
a very challning six-thiny o'clock
dinner at her home, having as her
guests Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hud
nell. .Mr. and .Trs. William Pluck.
Mr. mid Mrs. Paul Dusseau. Mr.
and Mrs. Iiay Taltnlund and Hubert
Morgan.
The evening was sjieut In plac
ing pinochle with high scores go.
log to Mrs. Hu.lui.il Slid .Mr. TalllV
lullil.
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Gold metallic cloth is the luxurious material from which the dressy
afternoon or party frock was fasnioned. The lines are simple so as
not to detract from the fabric. A corded belt and bow at waistline
and neck are the only trimming. The black velvet halo hat is a
touch of rich contrast.
From Stein & Blaine, New York.)
hlnuscs arc high-lighted, One espe
cially attractive dinner costume,
seen in a swank night club recent.
Iy". included a floor-length, Hquare
lieckcd iihirtwalster of silvery blue
metal cloth with jewelled buttons
down the front, a narrow sill down
the back of the bodice.
For very formal dinners, balls,
receptions and the like, he'll wear
tails and you'll wear' a decolletw
evening gown, of course. In other
words, every well-planned ward
robe includes three distinct typos
of formal clotheB.
Evening Dress with Jacket
. Practical
For one who operates on a bud
get, an evening dress with Its own
jacket is a practical Investment.
The dress is for formal parties and
MRS. E. R. M ETZGE'R '
ENTERTAINS AT CHARMING
PARTY AT BRAND'S
Mrs. R. It. Metzger entertained
at one of the most charming parties
of the fall season, when she asked
several guests and the members of
the Monday, Wednesday . and Fri
day bridge clubs to a lovely one
o'clock salad luncheon at the new
clllbroom at Itrand's on the North
Pacific highway Wednesday after
noon. Itouiiuets of tall flowers were
used about the room, while chrys
anthemums graced the serving
tables, which were decorated in tho
Thanksgivng motif. The guest list
Included Mrs. W. It. Drown. .Mrs.
A. H. Perriu. Mrs. J. E. Pickens,
Mrs. W. F. Harris, Mrs. A. K.
Kent, Mrs. L. W. Metzger. Mrs.
(irunt Osbnrn, Mrs. A. It. Taylor.
Mrs. .1. F. Dlllard, Mrs. H. Zachari
sen. Mrs. II. S:;arns. Mrs. B. A.
Post. Mrs. Harry S. Black. Mrs. It.
L. Whipple, Mrs. Walter Hamilton,
Mrs. H. C. Darby, Mrs. lnlo Steph
ens, Mrs. J. p. Motschenbucher.
.Mrs. Lorlng W. Jordan. Mrs. 1). H.
Lenox. Mrs. Charles Hoyd. Mrs. Kd
Peyton, Mrs. J. U Yaruall. Mrs. W.
M. McKachern. .Mrs. Ceorge Mc
llee and Mrs. Frederick J. Porter.
Contract bridge was enjoyed dur
ing the afternoon with Mrs. A. II.
Pen-in winning the high score guest
prize: Mrs. J. P. Motchenbacher,
the Wednesday club bridge; Mrs.
K. A. Post, the Friday bridge club
prize, and Mrs. .1. I,. Yarnall, the
Monday bridge club prize. The door
prize was won by .Mrs. A. E. Kent.
PUBLIC INVITED TO
PRO-AMERICA LUNCHEON
ON NOVEMBER 22ND
A most cordial Invitation has
been extended to the general pub'
lie lo attend the first fall nieeijllg
of the Douglas unit of I'rn-Artci-i.
ca. which ill oe iejm i tu inex
pensive 12 o'clock noon lu'.iehcon.
Monday. November 32nd,-at Carl's
Tavern.
Mrs. H. ('. WuildelL unit chair
man for Douglas cultiity. will pre
side and -Mrs. (leorge T. tlerllnger,
president of Pru-Ainei lea for the
slate of Oregon, will be the guest
speaker.
The luncheon meeting will be
most Informal and promises to be
of unusual interesl. Anyone desir
ing to attend is most cordially In
vited to . do so. Tickets for the
luncheon are on sale.
MISS RUTH HE ADRICK AND
WAYNE LESLIE FARRY TO
MAHHY NOVEMBER 27th
Wedding Invitations have lwu;
received here by friends to attend
the church cereinonv Noveinh..,- ?
at eight o'clock In the evening at
me vtnito temple church In Port
bind, at which time Miss Kuth
Headrlck. daughter of Mrs. l.illie
Sergeant, win become the bride of
W "Mie Leslie Fai ry.
TUo bride, will be given, iu nwr.
balls, tho dress plus tho Jacket for
dinners and the theater. Ily buying
a black gown nud Jacket, then
wisely picking a variety of acces
sories, this one outfit and a for
mal afternoon costume will see her
through an entire social season.
Us a year to strive for subtle,
grown-up effects. You might wear
gay gloves (perhaps shocking pink
oues) to match tho flower iu your
headdress. But you wouldn't think
of matching your bag to these or
of adding a shocking pink chiffon
scarf. One touch of bright color,
two t tho most. Is tho rule. Noth
ing obvious Is tolerated. It's best
to concentrate on fabric anil llliu
and one original note not on ac
cessories which seem profession
ally (too studiedly) assembled.
rlage by her uncle, G. A. Shad
duck, formerly of Hoseburg, and
Miss Eleanor Saner, also formerly
or this city, will be maid of honor.
Miss Headrick is well known in
Hoseburg, Jiaving attended school
here. She is now employed us as
sistant secretary in Hhj governor's
office ut Salem.
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WEST MELROSE
CLUB HAS FINE
MEETING THURSDAY
MELROSE, Nov. 1:1. The West
Melrose club met Thursday after
noon with Mrs. E. M. Seelev ns a
t ..,!, kiuciuiiii nostess. At tho busi
ness meeting plans were matlo for
a potluck dinner for Ihe members.
their f!iiili..s .....I .
(lllu ,,,,,.,, guests
on Thanksgiving day. Plans wcru .
usu mane tor the Christmas meet:.
.us. i ne remainder of tho uftur
noon was spent with conversation
and needlework. At tho .dose of
the afternoon a dainty luncheon
was served In i-im.t. i
Seoley. Mrs. Mollle 'niwi'Ji ,.V
Clinton. Indiana, and the. Misses
aitha Richards. Dorothy ami jer.
aldlne Galla; members, Mrs C ()
(v,7i''B,T !,lr". J""H'8 McUregor!
Mis John Richards. Mrs. Emil
(.alia Mrs. Ity Itrcqllfn MlI
Mis. H. (,. I'lioinpson. i,y i10 hn3.
less. Airs. E. M. Soeley.
i T!"'."' rocu,'r meeting will be
bebl at Mrs. . (1. Thompson's tho '
afternoon of December !l. and nil
members are cordially Invited to at
tend. YOUNG. PEOPLES LEAGUE
HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING
AT MORTIMER HOME
The Yoilllir Ponnln'. 1 a
.v " -... n i.usue UL
ot. Paul s Lutheran ebi i. 1...1.1
most Interesting meeilng Tuesday
evening at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Mortimer. Aller a
short business meeting Bible base
oau was plaed on the basis ot
Mark I., and 10. The rest of tho
evening was spent socially in plav.
ng games. The luncheon commit
e served deghtrul refreshment!,
to Mr. ami Mrs. Charles Heecroft,
Mr. , rwlw j,,,,.,,,,,,.,.
Miss Elizabeth Manin. Earl Whit-
Wing. Master tlella
w , '"V' W' "dexter. Louis
"ilSOll. Hmi-iii,,.. A.ll-i.... ...
i-., .-V ir.uis, .mss vera
I'1' ' June Uoctz. Miss Pearl
"" '-btior .Mortimer and
Raymond .Mortimer.
LOVELY SHOWER PARTY
AT WATSON HOME FRIOAY
niil'18 .l '. ''' Van vn'h was com
1 men c,l , ,hrmlni; lloi
par last evening given bv Mrs,
.. Watson at her attractive
n nens.m street. v . v
'millets of chry,t,,hemn wc "0
used about th,; rooms.
Shoer gift, were presented, to
Mr . n Valzah from Mrs. J
Sr LN rho& ?n- 1"":h VVhiM
''- S Kenny, Mrs. J. A.
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