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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, SATURDAY, JANUARY- 29, 1 938 SCDCDEW Social Calendar L Monday, January 31 Dr. It. L. 1uuu's iioinleiitjiiiiuu tlunal liible Study chi.-,s uiwiiiik hi tAii o'clock in evening Jit liuiiKlaH liulcl dining liull. i'lluim Invited Friendly Dibit; class o( first Presbyterian church, members ami friends lliviled to b:.M oclurlt pot luck supper ami social ut march nuriors. li. P. W. lllee club piactlco at 7:Uu o'clock in evening ai studio o( director. Mr:i. U. A. llrancl. Loyul 'iVniponiiice Legion, all buys and gum between seven and fifteen yours of age. Invited to reglilur meeting Immediately fol lowing scuuol at .Melhodist I'.pi.sco' jial church parlors. Ulvursdale grange ladles to spoil isor tit'ut ol a series of curd purlieu ut u 6:45 o'clock tuuiule supper al tliu gr.iuige luill. Kivu hundred to bu 111 play during evening, i'llzc.-, 1'ubllc lnvlled. Tuesday, February 1 Kxecullve luncheon ol Itoscburg Woman's club at 13 o'clocK at Mo tel Hose. Hosehurg Woman's club 1:3o o'clock dessert-luncheon und meel illg al clubhouse. Judge Curl I-.'. llnberly, speaker, .special music 4hd rull-eall topic. C'ouime Voua I'lullo club uftei liooll meeting at Inline nt .Mia. I'. 11. Wickbuiii. Wednesday, February 2 ' Morry-Uo-liuuiid elilli l:;io o'clock ileaaerl-luuclicoii al I he home ol Idla. Archie Wilson at Wiuatoll. .M. t. A. club arternooli tucclillg lit home of Airs. Kenneth Cluuke. Uellvlow club afternnon meeting lit homo of Aire. Jtoaa Lovelace with Mrs. Harry Collimm aa Joint hostess. Koscburg Art and Knibioidery club afltn noon meeting at tiiniie of .Mrs. Palm on .-'loser street. Glengury Hewing club pollack luncheon and meeting Ht homo of ills. Arthur llcllhchcy. New Idea club one o'cloc k pol itick luuelieon ut homo of Mra. It. L. Ullc. Thursday, February 3 Ladles of Hoseburg Country club (o meet ut 9:30 a. m. at clubliouae for contract brlilge; I3.:i( o'clock potluck luncheon and afternoon ol gulfing. . (lurilen Valley Women's club af ternoon meeting at elubhouae with fclra. A. M. Hchuclder aa lloKleaa. " Florence Nightingale tent, No. in, lluughtcrs of i:utoh Veteraua of the Civil War meeting at 7:30 u'cluck at armory. ' Mid-Week llllilo class of HI. 1'alll'a Lutheran church uftornoon Incutlng ut home of .Mra. W. A. Syl vester on .Military, street. Rescuing chapter of Kuslcrll Btur to meet at K o'clock In eve liing at temple. Kliort program. ; Lady Llona to meet at 7:30 o'clock desacrt-supper at II. Xach briscn homu on South Main atreet v.ilh .Mra. urhuriscn and .Mra. ,1. 1. Motacheuiiaclier, Joint hostesses. Friday, February 4 . Choral club practice meet lug at ten a. m. ut itosebmg Woman's clubhouse under direction of Mra. Homer Grow. February 7 : Catholic Ladies Sewing society, uecond of a series of six benefit card parlies, at pariah hall on North Kane street. Prizes lor card plays. Kclicshmcils. ltcsoi vatlona In charge of chairman, Mra. J. A. Harding. February 1t Women's council of First Chris (Ian church sponsoring old-fasb-iuned Valentine liox auclal and pro gram al church pallors in cw-mng. Mra. L. U'. Ingela, general chail unn. February 12 Lions club lo sponsor annual Military ball al II o'clock In eve lilng al armory. Public Invited. March 17 It. 1'. W. c. sponsoring uli Hbow and St. I'litil.K's day iluuc HI ai mory. Public invited. 8TEDFAST BIBLE CLASS HAS ENJOYABLE MEEIiNU THURSDAY AFTERNOON The Sledial llil.l,- , hiss 1 1,, J'il at Prcshylei i.-iii chllrcli enjod-d u ih-lightlal attein leeltim Thllrsduy Willi .Mrs. tiemg,- M. Jliovvn and her daughter. Miss Klalne. al their alliaclive lionie on the .Melrose road. .Mia. llenise Sruell read the first ehaliter ol Coiiiuliuiu tor the ilevotlons and .Mis. II. L. F.ldi Jed In prayer. A pleasant so, i.tl Jiotlr was eujoi-d and plans were made for a pot luck supper lo be Jield nel Wednesday. t--tiTiia ry L' At the tea hour Airs. Itrown and jMIss l-:i,iin( seiveil Inw-ly leliesli lnenta to Alb a Kuinia Id Islol, Al i s. Jl. I.. Kihly. .Mia. I.. F. Wilson. .Mrs. It. II. Urinated. Alls. Irviu Meyer. Mia. C. P. Caxloi. Alls. Panoll. jMrs. tleorge Sewell. Mrs. Ilelluna. Mra. I.. I,. Ilodle and Alia. W. C. J-'atlcelle, , . COM ME VOUS PLAITE CLUD TO MEET NEXT TUESDAY The Colonic Voua Plaile club v 1 1 1 meet al the home of Aha. C. II. Wlrl.li.iin on .Mill stroel next Tuesday allernuon. All members me moat conliall.v Invited lo be Jiresellt. Dr.LLVIEW CLUB TO MEKT NEXT WEDNESDAY IVIIvlrw llllh will meet next Wednesday ntterllnon at tUfi home itf Mra. Itoas Lovelaie with All Harry tnlli.-"Mi anil .Mrs. Lovelace jictjng us Joint hostesses. All mem bers aie must cordially Invited to It) present. By LOiUS KNIGHT KJKTKK MRS. FORD SINGLETON COMPLIMENTED AT CHARMING BRIDGE LUNCHEON Mra. I. W. Ilelllwell, Miss iHnls Jackson and Miss lla.el Stilek land entertained at u cbarluiiig one o'clock hlidge llllieheou at the at tractive Utile tiypsy tearoom In the Kohlbagen building Monday afternoon in compliment lo Mis. Ford Sluglelon, a n nt bride. The luncheon waa aerveil at al tractively appoiuled alnall lablea and the afteruiMin houra wen- en joyably spent in playing contract bridge. The guest prize was pre sented lo Alia. Singh-lnn und the high scon prize went to -Mrs. Isa bella Itrown, with second high score prizu going to Mrs. Chester Morgan. Those luvite-il to the charming affair In cotupllinent to Mrs. Single. Ion Included Mrs. Fred Lockwood, Mrs. II. Jl. Coeii, Ali a. Alain Ice J. Nowlsnil, .Mra, K. II. Kolllhageu. .Mra. Charlea l''ox. Alia. Kdwjn lloolb. Alia. Phil llarlb, .Mrs. .Mau rice llaltinark. Airs. Chester Mor r:all, Mrs. Ivan Piekena, Alia. C. II. Wade. Alia. T. II. Illlir, Mrs. J. p. Alotschenbacher, Mra. Al. II. Muncy. Alia. A. .1. Klllaon, Mra. Veru .l! ('Hillock Jones, Mra. Lynn lleckley. Mrs. Frank Lemma, .Mra. C. .M. (I'.Malley, Alia. Ilarrie llnolh, Alia. Clilfunl Tbornton, Airs. Nathan I all. -il. hi, AIib. Itiibert lllat k. Airs. W. Hone, Alia, (liven Walker. Alia. Karl Wlancr, Alias Inez Croata, Alia. K. II. Slewart. Mrs. K. li. Walton, Aha. Adrian Fisher. Mra. Wallace llapp. Aha. Ceorge Single loll, .Mrs. ;. Al. lies, Aha. C. Wea-h-y Willlaius. Aha. L. A. Coe, Alia. P. Al. l-e, Mra. K. C. Patterson. Alls. Slan lipbam. .Mrs. ('lyc)e Fal h'l'liHl. Airs, laabello Ilrown, Mra. Alvin IliHiuire, .Mra. Perry Smith and Aha. Frederick J. porter. Alia. Singleton waa foi nierly Alias Alary Anne Iteed before her marriage lo Ford Singleton of this city Thanksgiving day al Crams Pass. They have recently complet ed an attractive new home on F.usl Douglas street, where they are making their residence. MRS. WALDO CAMPBELL COMPLIMENTED AT CHARMING SHOWER PARTY Mrs. Waldo f .-iiiii.lu.il plliuented ut a charming shower parly Friday evening, when Mitt. . ,i. r.inson entertained at her home on Kasl Cuss street. Lovely bouipiels of color! ill flow era were used aboiil the rooms. Shower gifts were presented to Aha. Campbell, guest of honor, Iroin Aha. Sain Campbell. Mra liorji. Alollalt, Aha. J. 1). Klllaon. Airs '(oslvr llutuer, Aha. Charles I'ooliicr, Alia. Joe Campbell, Aha Howard Craerolt. Aha. Dale Owen. Aha. Millard Jloyle. Alia. Welden lira Iford. Ah a. c. W. Lnvvaon, Alra. I. Abraham. Airs. .1. llenliMt nu Meiyl llrunner, .Misa Jane (fil hreath, Alias Kdna llrovni, Alfsa neiiy Viuine. Ahsa Helen CooilCy. Alias Clailva II Kl-,..,u nuu net Fickensclier and the houteas. .virs. Klllaon. Sewing and rlsiliiivr net- I.... ed during the evening ami later .ois. r.nisoil. assl.iled by Aha. Joe Campbell, s,.-ved delicious refresh ments. MRS. ROSCOE MARSTERS HOSTESS TO NORTHSIDE SUNSHINE CLUB THURSDAY Alia. Iloacoe Alarsters was a moat gracious hostess when she enterlalned the members and guerls of the Norlhslde Sunshine club at r -1- home Thursday after. noon. The business ting was In charge of Airs. William Fisher I"'1' and Airs. Audraleff had' charge of ihe elili-rtainiaenl. Airs. Howard Casebeer ami Airs. W. N. Peiidergrass won ihe prizes for the afternoon, A delicious polliiek luncheon was cnlied by Mrs. c. C. Ileeeroll and Mrs. II. K. Cohlsou. giirata. and Mrs. W. N. i- lervtrasa. Mis llleliu Cox, Aha. Nieli Andraieff. A is. Al. tila.e. Mrs. Dewey Kruse. I- P- I ni. Aha, Donald Vounc. m,s. wuiiani .:,ber. Airs Homy U iinliilirlni. Mis How.i.-.i ('aseheer. Airs. Norn,;,,, Fisher and Ihe hos,,.ss. Airs. Koscoe Alarsters. I lie II. .l iML-elar meellne will Febniary o , s lu. Lester with Ails. Uoiabt Noimi; as hostess.. MR. AND MRS. ELLISON ENTERTAIN AT DINNER PARTY TUESDAY EVENING Mr and Mrs. A. .1. F.H,..,,,, ,.,,.,. lamed al a lovely six Hum o'. l.a k dinner pari; at their home on Last Cass atreel Te.,y ,.,-,.,. MallKol.ls. snap.liagona and stocks tonne,! atllai-lue b.m.pieis 1,- 1 1. oi casion. l ev, -is were placed for Mr. all. I Mls 1 II- Hun-. Mr. an. I Airs It. Mad .-.-il. Air and Mis ( c 'Me. Mr. and A-s. Flank Long -.IS. Vein Al, Clinto, I, .ln, ,.,1 the bosl and bosless, Ah. aa.l Alia Kllison. Contract loldge was enjoyed t me pleasant eveuiiu; boms w.tb Mr. and Mrs. Ma,,,. winning the II t Ii si-ore ptlze. MR. AND MRS. HART ENTERTAIN AT INFORMAL EVENING OF BRIDGE Air. and Aha. J. A. Hart enter, tallied liiloiinally at bridge at tlielr alliaclive home on South Steph ens si t Saturday evening having ss lb. -li gnosis. Air. and Aha. .1. II. Ileuueasv. A, and Mra. Leslie C, Cuiiiiniiigs and Air. anil .Mrs. T. It! IIiiit. Central t hii.lge was enjoyed .lut ing the evening with Alra. Cinu iu'uxs and Mr. Burr wmuliu t.. high s. ..re prizes. Utter Airs. Hart seived lovely ell eahlueuts. ROSEBURG WOMAN'S CLUB WILL HEAR JUDGE WIMBERLY AT MEETING NEXT TUESDAY The regular 1:30 o'clock dessert- lllllcheoil meeting of the ftosebtllg Woman's club will be held at the clubhouse next Tuesday ufteriioou with .Mrs. II. II. Caller und Alias Jennie Jorey as Joint cbaiiuien, as sisted by Mra. L. A. Wells, Airs. I. II. Itlddle. Alia. II. (). Pargeter and Ml-H 1. VA l,.SU,. ,W.U..UU,.L. 1 Judge Carl K. Wlinberly. circuit Jiidg-. will be the guest apeaker on Hie subject "Are Aon Constitution Alluded?" All meinbei'B uro being especially urged to hear Judge Wlmberly on this subject and guests may be Invited. Airs. W. M. Campbell, president, will he in charge ami roll-call speakers will include -Mrs. C. E. Roberts, Mrs. Kdwin C. Young. Airs. O. V. Wlmberly, Airs. S. Itay nor Smith. Airs. T. (I. Watson und Alias Janet Aloffat. Airs. Homer Orovv, music cbairmliu, will Inlro dlice Airs. Hugh Whipple, vocal soloist, who will bo the gllesl ur tlal on the program. Preceding the mooting Ihe execu tive board, cllliibouae hoard and board of dircctora will meet at a 12 o'clock llllieheou ,u the. Hotel Koae, after which the group (will allond Ihe regular 1:3ll o'clock desaert -luncheon meeting. COUNTRY CLUB LADIES MEET AT CLUBHOUSE FOR ALL-DAY THURSDAY Thilraday morning Mm ladles of the Country; club enjoyed their weekly contract bridge tournament play with Airs. W. AL Alcljichern winning the high score prize and Airs. II. C. Klearns tliu second prize. At noon luuelieon was enjoyed by Airs. J. A. Harding, captain. Airs. Frank Coeii, Alra. J. F. Dlllurd, -Mrs. Royal Davis, Airs. h. K, Alc Clintock, AlrH. L. A. oo. Airs. W K. Oil. Mrs. M. I). Ilridges, Airs. P. J. Comm. Mrs. Kenneth Qulne Airs. J. K. Murks. Mi-h it t ii... sen, Mrs. H. C. Stearns. Mrs. Carl R. Wlinberly, Mrs. W. AI. AlrKnch ern und Airs. Walter Fisher. (.oiling was enjoyed during the afternoon with .Mrs. Quine win ning Hie prize. Next week Die ladles will meet nt tho clubhouse at 9:30 a. m for bridge with potluck luncheon at I2:il and goiring In Ihe afternoon. All ndles of the club are moat cor dially Invited to he present. MISS FRANCES MILLER AND LESLIE DAVIS MARRY ON THURSDAY ,,J,''8 '"Ht'lago of Alias Frances'' Miller, daughter of Air. and .Mrs Kdgar A. Allller of Winchester. Oregon, to Leslie Davis of North Hend. Oregon, was solemnized tne morning of January 27. ltev. Perry Smith of St. (leorge's Kpisrnpnl church performed ihe ceremony. The bride wore n .. ,.r i.i.i.. crepe. The bridesmaid, AIIsb Alyce rosinore oi nortii llend wore a gown of peach lace, lfavmond .Mil ler, brother of the bride, was best man. .Mr. and Airs. Davis molored to points north. They will make their home In Norili. llend where Air. Dav is is employed. SEWING CLUB IS ENTERTAINED AT J. A. HART HOME Mra. J. A. Hart very graciously entertained her sewing club Tues day evening at her home ut a charming eight o'clock dessert llllieheou. Covers were arranged at a prettily appointed table for Mra. It. Al. Church, Aha. Donn liailabaugh. Airs. L. A. Alilea and Aha. Wallace lloberlsou. members, and Airs. Leslie C. Cuinmings. Airs. Vlyde Fltllerlon and Airs. Chris llfecrolt, guests, and, the hostess, Mrs. Hart. Sewing and visiting were enjoy ed during the pleasant evening hours. The next meeting of the club will be hei.i at the home of Alra. Aides. PUBLIC INVITED TO MILITARY BALL ON EVENING OF FEB. 12 The Lions club will sponsor the annual .Military ball al nine ov'ock the evening of February 12 at Lie armory. I he g al publle baa oeeu most cordially lu lled to n joy Ihe affair, which Is In charge of (Menu Owen. .1. P. Alotschen bacher is chalruiiiu of the music; Albert Alicelb has t barge of tip llcket sale; deco-aliotia are in chili go of .1 A. Hart and L. A. Coc la advertising chat, man. TAMALE SUPPER AND BENEFIT CARD PARTY TO BE NEXT MONDAY Kiveis.lale grange ladii s hav e i'lvile.l the general public to en Joy the fust of a seiies of delight till benefit raid parlie.-. to he held at the grange hall at a 6: 15 o'clock tain.ile suppei next .Monday eve ning. Following M,e lam.ile supper five bun. bed will l. in play and pilos will I... aw aided. At tee close "f Ihe series of lienelit affairs II Mailt will I... giv.ii av-.ay as a gland piie. FRIENDLY BIBLE CLASS TO MEET AT POTLUCK SUPPER NEXT MONDAY Ihe Fnen.lly Hible , 1 is.i has been invited III ell ley a delightful so. ml and uv lln: I v o'i lock pol io k sapper next Monday evening al Ihe First Pi esbvleriau church. Alls, llaiol.l Hollows ha charge of .I'r.ingeinellts tar Hie evening MemiT.s ot Hie t lass tn.! ti lends lie moat loidl.-.lly invited lo be present. W. C. T. U. INSTITUTE IS HELD IN THIS CITY ' ' ALL DAY WEDNESDAY All all day V. C. T. II. institute was held Weduesiluy ut tho Alelho dir.l hplscopal church in this city with Mrs. c. A. Cnuuiberliu, presi dent, ill charge. Mrs. ti. W. Leeper and Mrs. R. A. Ilercller were upHiuted ou tile courtesy committee and Alia. Aluu .spalign was appointed publicity eiiHlrlnun with -lira. it. v . Murte teru being, uppoluteil to the. mclo- lM-rsliip committee. -Mis. It. W. Mursters presented a very line devotional service ou "FiuilB ot the Spirit." Mrs. Necia lliicK, stute president of the W. c. T. C held open loruiu and stressed the nienioei'aUip dnve being conducted over tile stute. Noon potluck luucheuu wua serv ed and guest apeukers during the hour moulded ur. 1. L. jiuiin on the aubject, "The Ktleci or Acuhul and ixaiconcs oil tne llody From a -Medical Point of view"; Superin tendent W. AL Campbell talKed on 'The Kflects of Alcuhol and Nar cotics ou the Alilid Frohi tile Vle.--poini of an Kducator"; Captain H. c. Anderaon laiked ou '"ihe r.iieet of Alcuhol and Narcotics ou the Spiritual Life from the Viewpoint ot u Cnaplmu"; Judge It. . Aiurs lers talked oil "Ihe Effects ot Al cohol and Narcotics from ihe View point ol the Law." Airs, (luck guve u summary ot the topic ut the close of the. talks. Airs. Chainberiin presided over tile aflernouu session and ltev. C A. Edwards gave a ' very inspira tional devotlouul service followed by group aingiug of "America the lieautilui," Aha. John Wealherford und Alra. II. I). AlcKity, uccumpu uied iiy Airs. O. Al. Nicliolaa, sang, "I Would lie Like Thee." Tile W. C. T. C. catechlam was given by Alra. J. 11. Uailey,' aasialed by several members of the organiza tion. The afternoon nddress was pre sented by Mrs. C. H. Roberts on the "Isiniis of International ltela llons." Airs. Roberts' talk wus especially fine and proved very Interesting us well us Instructive. .Mrs. Yuung, of the lilendalu W. C. T. V.. gave her report und AhS. Ililck made her official visit of In spectlon. PIhiis were mude to In stitute new W. C. T. U. groups of the county und AIib. Earl Agee wus appointed to assist AIib. Iluck 111 this work. BAPTIST MISSIONARY SOCIETY HAS MEETING THURSDAY AFTERNOON Airs. C. II. Wlckham, president, hud charge of the regular meeting of the llaptlst .Missionary society, which mel Thursday atlernoon In the chllrcli parlors. Airs. J. II. Turiiliull had charge of the devo tions. Mrs. Alary Wolford and .Mrs. I. Thumpaou were uppoitited on the school ot mlaalona progrum. The Friday night church dinner com mittee included -Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. Hatfield, Airs. II. C. An deraou anil Alra. J. AL Pentney. . Tho Alotlier-Daugliler httneiueL vvns planned ror .March, tne flute' 'of which will be unnutiuccd later, and the committee for the affair In cludes Airs. Ella Harris, chairman. Alra. H. C. Anderson, Alls. H. F. Hatfield and Airs. Perry. Ah-8. J. Al. Pentney was program leader ou the subject, "Roll Call of the Fields." and wus assisted by' Airs. WicUham. Airs. Perry and Airs. C. P. Snoddy. At the lea hour the hostesses, Airs. Frank Stal'lau son. Airs. N. Al. Nelson mid Airs. Paul Caskey. served lovely refresh ments at tallies prettily appointed with bowls of roses and lull green lapera. The next meeting will be held at 2:3o the afternoon of February 17 ut the church parlors with the (Hide Aliasionary aociety as guests. Hostesses include Airs. K. L. (Hie. Airs. Claude Maker and Airs. Ira llyr.l Willi Airs. Ixulgge In charge of the program. BIRTHDAY PARTY IS ENJOYED AT JOHNSON HOME MONDAY EVENING Alra. Alvin Welherell und Mrs. V. I'. Jackson were guests of honor al ti delightful bil l Inlay seven o'clock no hostess supper given by Ihe K and It club Aloudity evening at the Inline of Air. and Mrs. O. L. Johnson on East Douglas street. A lovely birtbduy cake waa cut and served. The gueala were seat ed al prettily appointed small la blea. Covers were arranged for Aha. Welherell. Air. und Airs. V. T. Juckaon, Air. und Airs. F. C. Frear. Air. and Airs. H. II. Ilond man. Air. and Airs. (). L. Johnson. Air. and Airs. Charles llealy, .Mr. and Airs. II. W. Taylor. Air. and Airs. Elton Jackson. Airs. Mabel Wilson. Aliss Dorothy Dale Jack son and It. R. Scruggs", of Port land. MR. AND MRS. BURR ENTERTAIN POTLUCK SUPPER BRIDGE CLUB .Mr. and Aha. Harry llllrr enter lalned their bridge club at a de lightful t:30 o'clock potluck sup per Thursday evening at their home on South Stephens street. A bowl of marigolds graced the ta ble, where covera were arranged ror .Mr. and Aha. I- I.. Wimberlv. Mr. and Aha. T. li. liurr. Air. and Alia. Hlard Clliumiugs an.! Air. and Airs. Harry Huvr. Coiitrat l bridge was enjoyed dur ing the evening with Air. and Airs. Wimberlv winning the prize for high acoie. MRS. HOMER RAND IS HOSTESS AT SURPRISE PARTY THURSDAY NIGHT Mrs. Homer Hand entertained u group ol friends at her home on Pitor street Thursday evening ai a delighltiil surprise party in bon or ot her husband's birthday anai v ersai y. The evening was spent In plav lug monopoly and laler lovely i.. freshments were serve i to Homer Uiiud. guest of honor. Air. and Alia. !.. Kelly. Virginia Cyrus. Air. and Airs. Oliver Pluni-'r. Air. and Alls Pee K-ll) at:. I 'l.xughtets. AIoui and I.eoua, and the hostess. Airs. K.i lid. YOU NEVER WOULD' GUESS IT ONCE WAS LAMBSKIN! . f 'r. - I &, '''"V ,c' ; ''1 'xv. X g V r 4. s Pr 1 i -Ir - i "'fr. if Iv . ; ; k'- r4 : f " hv v t, v v . , ' Ju "J r' llalf . Herts the latest news in furs for fashionables. It looks and wears like sealskin, but it's really laskin mouton processed lamb with a lus trous pile and a handsome sheen. One model has the new squared shoulders and "little girl" collar that are becoming to almost any one, Is Ideal for the college girl, the sports-minded or one who wants to save her mink for special occasions and needs a practical yet smart second-best coat. MR. AND MRS. RICE ENTERTAIN AT LOVELY I DINNER PARTY SATURDAY Mr. and Mrs. (Jeorse It ice en lortHinetl at a vory lovely four course turkey dinner party at their home on North Jackson street Saturday evening, having as their Clients Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Potvin and dniiKhter Praecillu of Garden Valley, Mr. and Mrs. John Naehter and daughter Iiettie of Melrose, Mr. and Mrs. John Kelly ami son Ku i;ene of this city. Pinochle was en Joyed duriiiR the evening hours with Mr. Kelly winning the high score prize and Mr. Potvin the low prizu. - - - - - - ..y . ' REBEKAH LODGE HAS INTERESTING MEETING TUESDAY EVENING Uosehui-K Itehekah lodKO met Tuesday evening at tho I. O. O. I'Yhiill with Klsie Iteece. vlce-prand, in" ilmiKe. The visitins committee appointed included Clara Caull'leld, Emma Lenox and Maggie Dent. Visitors present were Leola Flack and Mrs. Sciukks, of Suther lln. There were thirty-eight mem bers present. The next regular meeting will he held the evening of February N. THERE'S FUTURE COMFORT AND SMARTNESS IN MIDWINTER SALES I Short Spring Furs Are Long on Style Fluffy Pelts Are Best Bets for Warm Days By MARIAN YOUNG NE.V Service Staff Correspondent. NEW YORK.- Current fur sales offer a tempting array of spring and summer wraps, capea. neck pieces and short jackets as well a a wonderful variety of winter furs at reduced pi ices. If you want a bit of sable or a silver fox or two lo wear with your spring suit, this is indeed the time to buy. Newest of the spring evening pwraps are short swagger coats of snowy white fox. (Hi en collarless, h full raglan sleeves and slit pockets, thest are perfect for the sophisticate w ha appreciates cis ual elegance. I in port ant. too. are black fox jackets tn wear on the street as wf1 jw witb KVuniMir "iiniw I-'v remely brief holeios of shiny gniy squirrel in m? seen mop sneer wool spring di esses. And skunk jackets--Ultra boxy will be tnuart on cool d;t s. Capes and Scarfs, Too Although long-haired furs are the fn orites, (hit om? have a definfte place in fashion's spring scheme of tilings. Among the flat daytime furs, nam ml gray kid. brown kid. black, bmwn ami ray Chinese iamb and ninnu caracul are stressed. Moleskin, dyed green, ine. navy blue. v en raspberry pink, is fa vored by those who can offord a fur packet to m with speciftc costume. ' Suble, baum waiU'U, euinue and MRS. NEWLAND HOSTESS TO BRIDGE CLUB AT LUNCHEON ON TUESDAY Mrs. Maurice J. New-land enter tained her bridge club at u charm ing one o'clock luncheon at the Little Gypyy tearoom Tuesday af ternoon. Covers were arranged at prettily appointed tables for Mrs. A. H. Taylor, a guest, and Mrs. K. S. McClaln, Mrs. Chester Morgan, Mm. K. (I. Kohlhagen, Mrs. Paul Helweg. Mrs. H. C. Wells. Mrs. H. H. Turner and Mrs. Newland. Following the luncheon the group went to the attractive New ilatid "home oirWest First street tor contract bridge. High score for the afternoon's play 'went to Mrs. Hel weg. MERRY-GO-ROUND CLUB TO MEET AT WILSON HOME NEXT WEDNESDAY The Mcrry-Go-Itound club will he entertained at a one-thirty o'clock dessert-luncheon at the home of Mrs. Archie Wilson at Winston, in stead of at the Havens home in Knseburg as previously planned, All members are most cordially in vited lo be present. k.lfci ' ; . .- 4 ' , V-W-. i . . i i , V- V"l -V ,-ty,; - ,? I h 1 1 ", V, v kr .' V ,v . j ', i I j I , Joy Hmtye pretty ycung stuge and screen stir, wears an evening wrap of glistening white fox, fashion's favorite fur for spring eve nings. It's cut on casual swagger lines, has slit pockets, wide sleeves, a collarless neckline. The luxurious pelts are mounteQ on a back ground ol vil.te Ci'tps lit &t.ne. U'roui Hurra Furs, New York) jMISS GLADYS H. STRONG PRESENT8 GROUP OF PIANO STUDENTS IN RECITAL Another very delightful piano ; recital was given Thursday even ing when Gladys H Strong pre sented a group of students In the second recital of tha winter es son. Beginners of only a few mouths training. Intermediate and advanced students were presented, making a )iroKruin of a good deal of variety. AU of them played in terestingly, showing musical ideals lor their work, and they possessed guile a degree of poise tor their experience. The loiiowing played: Donna Dale Craeroft, Joanne Fox, Bonnie Jean Matthews, Lavonna Amsiein, Priscilla Wade, Patricia Holnv quist, Mary Kllen McKay, Betty Strllt, Lou Helen Stranue, Carmen Cole, Joanne Hume, Barbara Itan dolph, Sally Clarke, Jane Clarke, Florence Hamilton, Dolores Cacy, Mrs. Max Bauer and Virginia Young. NISSAKI CAMP FIRE GROUP HOLDS FIRST MEETING OF NEW YEAR The Nissakl Camp Fire group held their first PJ38 meeting at the home of the guardian, Miss Beverly Wood, at tiu2 Fullerton street. The president, Cloydene Darby, presided. Plans for the grange entertainment were diBcus aed and play parts were distribut ed. The birthday project was dis cussed and temporary plans were made. J tckets were distributed for the president's ball. Misses LetJa May and Alice Ma rie Bond of Los Augeies have re turned io Koseburg to rejoin the group. i lie guardian served refresh ments to the following guests: Mrs. Itoscoe Marsters and Mrs. A. D. Hawn, and the Camp Fire girls: Beryl Caskey, Elinor Mortimer. Betty Marsters, Leila May Bond, Alice Marie Bond, Clarissa Mali ley, Cloydene Darby, Mary Peter son and Guardian Beverly Wood. LADY ELKS ENJOY PLEASANT SOCIAL EVENING THURSDAY The Lady KlUs enjoyed a very pleasant social evening Thursday at the temple with Mm. Charles I leal y, president, in charge, and Mrs. C. Wesley Williams gracious ly acting as hostess. Mrs. Andrew J. Ford won the high score prize In five-hundred and Mih. A. K. Kent won the con tract bridge prize. The next meet ing will be held February B) at ihe temple with Mrs. H. L. W'hip- ple as hostess. o GLENGARY SEWING CLUB HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING AT BERDINE HOME The Glengary Sewing club en joyed a delightful meeting and pot luck luncheon Wednesday at the home of Mrs. William Berdlne. Mrs. Lucas was honored on her birthday by the members present ing a tea towel shower to her. Sewing and visiting were enjoyed during the afternoon. The next meeting will he held February 2 at the home of Mrs. Arthur iMo Ghehey. r'' KNITTING CLUB MEETS WITH MRS. G. M. ILES THURSDAY EVENING Mrs. G. M. lies very graciously entertained her knitting club at her home at 51(1 Fowler street Thursday evening. Knitting and visiting were enjoyed and later in the evening Mrs. lies served love ly refreshments to Mrs. Gordon lleunett, Mrs. Marshall Pengra, Mrs. Owen Walker, Mrs. Fred Har- gis, Mrs. Walter Sandnuist and Miss Berniece Wainscolt. n ; , ' i LlUajS.. u'.i, At'X'ih' ;: A . . . J MRS. E. F. TANDY ENTERTAINS AT TWO CHARMING BRIDGE TEAS Mrs. E. F. Tandy entertained at 7 two very charming bridge teas at her beautiful home at the Post during the past week to compli ment Mrs. Arthur H. Mount ford, wile of the new chief medi cal officer at the Veterans Ad ministration Facility hospital, and Mrs. Kenneth Kinney, wite of one of the doctors ou the staff al the V. A. F. On last Wednesday Mrs. Tandy invited Mrs. A. A. Wilder, Mrs. harry Single, Mrs. John H. Robin son, Airs. o. M. Berrie, Mrs. L. W. Josse, Mrs. . B. Htewart and Mrs. Paul Jenkins, to meet Mrs. Mount ford and Mrs. Kinney. Guest prizes were presented to the two honr.r ed guests and tbe high score bridge prize for the atternoon's contract play went to Mrs. Mount ford. Tea was served at tbe close of the card play. The table was lovely with an attractive lace cloth and centered by a ilame bou quet of pastel tapers and pink flowers. Thursday afternoon oi this week Mrs. Tandy honored Mrs. Mount- ford and Mrs. Kinney at the sec ond of a series of delightful bridge teas, inviting as guests for the occasion: Mrs. Arthur B. Baum, Mrs. W. F. Chapman, Mrs. H. C. Waddeil, Mrs. Broadway. Mrs. C. W, Wharton, Mrs. George Whar ton, Mrs. George Wharton, Mrs. I A UtirH nr M ro h'.lun .fl Hinoo Mrs. Fred 8ehwartz, Mrs. Fred Lockwood, Mrs. J. C. Hume, Mrs. J. F. Barker, Mrs. Mary F. Hard ing, Mrs. Mountford Sr. and Mrs. Edgar Lewis. High score for the afternoon's contract bridge play went to Mrs. Hume with Mrs. Broadway winning tbe second prize and the consolation prize going to Mrs. George Wharton. Tea was served from a very attractive table covered by a lace cloth and centered by a miniature desert scene, which included an oval of sand, camels, Arabs and cactus trees. DEN NO. 2 CUB MOTHERS MEET AT CRITTENDEN HOME FRIDAY AFTERNOON Mrs. F. L. Crittenden invited the mothers of Cubs from Den No. 2 to her home on South Main street yesterday afternoon. The group discussed problems regarding tho activities of the Cubs. At the tea hour Mrs. Crittenden served tea. Lovely bouquets of jasmine were attractively arranged about the rooms. Those enjoying the afternoon with Mrs. Critten den included Mrs. F. "A. Hurd, Cub mother of Den No. 2, and Mrs. Will H. Gerretsen, Mrs. J. P. Mot schenbacher, Mrs. Ned Dixon, Mrs. P. J. Corum and Mrs. G. M. Krell. ART AND EMBROIDERY CLUB TO MEET NEXT WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON Tho Roseburg Art and Embroi dery club will meet next Wednes day afternoon at the home of Mrs. Palm on Fleser street. All mem bers Are urged to be present. WINSTON P.-T. A. f AND EVERGREEN GRANGE SPONSOR PROGRAM The largest gathering for the year was at the Evergreen grange hall Saturday night when the Ever green grage jointly entertained the surrounding neighborhood and their friends. The doors were opened at 7:30 p. m., and at 8 o'clock the two or ganizations presented a mixed pro gram i of music, dancing, skits, drama and tbe Evergreen broad- (Continued on page 3) Look Ahead to Your Needs Next Winter white, black nncl silver fox aro ' usi'il to make boleros In the luxury clans. Anil all of the flat anil sports furs, as well aa squirrel, make less expensive boleros to wear with everything. Fur capea are widely discussed. Made up in both Ion and flat furs, capes for spring rant;o from brief, shoulder types to fingertip length. Sliver fox. In both single and twin styles. Is as smart and collect this spring as It wius last. Second to silver fox are kolinsky scarfs, with ihe eight-skin scarf, intricate ly draped, sure to Tie it winner. Safe to Buy for Future If you are thinking of furs In terms of next winter, consider mink. Persian lamb. Hudson seal, caracul, mink-dyed ninskrat. Iiiown saarl or black Alaska seal, sable dyed kolinsky. All will be smart when winter conies again. All are on sale at reduced prices right now. I Swagger coats will bo high-tight-ed In the fall. Tho boxy jacket will retain its popularity. Straight full lengths and princess !ull-lenglhs will lie very much In the pit Hire, too. In oiher words, there aient likely to be any radical changea In coal silhouettes between now and October. Pick the style that is moat flattering to your figure, get the best pelts you can afford ami don't worry about changing styles. The coals In this month's sales are intended for next winter natur- ' ally.