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Newspaper Page TextTWt ROSFBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEDURG, OREGON, SATURDAY. MAY 7. i938. Social Calendar By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER MRS. C. E. FIOBFRT8 PRESENTS PROGRAM FOR ROSbBURQ WOMAN'S CLUB Sunday, May I Job's Daughters to. .entertain mothers at ten from three to five o'clock at Maaonlu temple. Mar Jotle Ott, decorations chairman; Hatty Whipple; refreshments, and Dolores Cucy, program. i Monday, May J)r. R. l! Dunn's (lou-denoniinu-tldiml Bible study class to meet at Tula o'clock In evening at dining liitll of Douglas hotel. Anyone In terested la cordially Invited. 3). P. W. C. to entertain aeulor cuts glrla at Hunt's Indian to e 'fciow White land Ilia Seven Dwarfs," followed liy reception at Roman's clulirooms In charge of Margaret Page, Mrs: J.-A. Caraway uail Mrs. Frances Untott. f Tueaday, May 10 Jjludoiira club one o'clock 110 hostess Jnncbeim- at. Albeit ; Mi cflli home. ) . j ' ' I . I -nter-Se Htuuy ciuo ou;giu ntMiontoas luncheon at Brand's, af ta which the study hour will be bald at the W. M. Campbell homo with roll-cill .'topics i to be pre anted. : i ' v . i J j i ; ; - -Jlebekah lodge' to meet at 7:30 nlglocki ill evening at 1. O. O. F. Mil with second nomination of ol Jlgors taking place. 1 i i iFrlendly Uarden club to meet at oae-tlilrty o'clock? dessert-luncheon i home of, Mrs. 0. M. Hopple at Coos Junction. k 1 ' ' ' ' Public invited to International fellowship tea at Methodist Epls-. opal church from two lo four in ntternoon and from 7:30 to ten In c&enlng. I Btereoptlcon ..lecture oil India. Exhibit. I -One of aeries of benefit five-bun-; dteil card parties to lie sponsored! Inr Rlversdale; H; R club at grange ljall at 8 o'clock fit evening. Priiea Mil refreshments. ' ' I i ' - Wadnasda,' May;i1 K. and; R. club afternoon meet-; Jog at home, of Mrs, Charles Healy. M. 0?A.ilJili aftornoon meeting irt lionie ot Mi's. C. -W took.! JOleaaaiT : Sewing cluV all-day , itteetlfig vnii(l, politick' noon lunch-. ctu at hoiheot! Mrs., Nellie Mc-: tSnnls. -.!(-''. ! i . ifimt. jsRIvorsdale ; Itappy Hour club, ttfcetlng at seven o'clock In evening irt home of Mm. William L'ommuns oM Cnrry instate.- ' - I uiliaurel (lodge. No. 13.'; A. F. and JE M.. to! hieet at 7:3tll o'clock In jyeitlngiat1 Masonto temple to put qp two tuttptei iwmu iii-kifcd. ft-.riit)inlie i LadleR Sewing soclet: iomlju-& Wild invited, ghents Id noiil 'one ociock poitiiea -.mui.-iif.-,.i n't pnVhdi hull, - Bring : noodle and thread. JjMorryGo.Roitnd club lo meet nt BilO dessei f-Inrioliaon' at ; home of MRS. F. W. MORRISON ELECTED PRESIDENT OF ROSEBURG. WOMAN'S CLUB Atrs. J. llsrok; N)chus at Brock' wny. 5 W.-e.-T. Uv all-day meeting and fjbtluck .luncheon at L. 1 0. t linvls home ;to sew- for Children's Form Home. I)r; .Ginririughnm, BluUi ill rtctor ot health, Portliind, speaker. V vxMS .'Thursday; May ,tt(vMr . v ..Aletbodiat. Eplscounl indies aid ouo o'clock May luncheon ut Ilia ajjltir". Varl6i's. P ,' i: ' ' ' ' '-' .', I, Lady 'Elks to meet lit S o'clock In ovening at temple with . Airs: Choster Hercher, president, in tiharire and Mrs. M, H. JUuiicy net lug us hostess. Prizes for .contract ridge and Tive-liundred. ,' W. 11: A.iineotlnar nt 7:3(1 o'clock ii evening. at;-MiiCt!iileo half.t J i; Tti-BnuniB suwinit emir ut. inip-Hat- church lo bold .May all-iliiy (uceting ami polluck noon luiu-heon at country 'home of Mrs. lud Wright bn IHxonvillii road. Country club- ladles'- playing IS holes to tee off at S::10. ihusn play- Ing nine holes to tee off nt Wrttrt. rotluck noon luncheon, t'oiitrnct prldge. I Modem Arts club, - afternoon meeting nt home .of Mrs. .Howard t'roolf In West Hosehurg.' : . Friday May 13 ' Mothers to honor .senior class inemlmrs at slx-tlllrty o'clock biin luot. at Hotel Uniio.ua.- Mrs. W. II. Jl'ailer, assisted by Mrs. T. II. Vir ion. In charge. .Mrs. lnlo Stephens, Irs. O. l.,Fles, to assist on com Jilltteo; Mrs. '. K, Roberts, tount pnlstress aiul Mrs. 11. K. Ilatrleld. address of welcome. v Choral club, under direction of jMra; Homer (Irow, weekly practtcii !et;D:3U u. m. at Wouian's club Jioiise. - . Florence Nightingale teal, No. -13. Daughters of I'tilnn Veterans M the Civil War, 1SU1-1S8S. lo nneel at 7:30 o'clock In evening at iirmory.. Itl.vorsdiile home economics all day V meeting and mam potlttck luncheon at grunge hull. . v.. Saturday, May 14 Itoscbui'g Wonuiu's club civiked rfood sale al McKoun and llald win's, Mrs. llOQtge Wine, i-hiih-'inau. Mrs. If. 1.. Whlpile. adviser. T- HuUllr. Inrlted to Itiwe P.T. A. 'reception ' honoring Miss Adeline Htevart. teacher, who Is resigning '.from li-Mchllir. to he held at Hose- iunr Womtu's clubrooms 1101 itlneu lo live.- .Miss Verna Carol h ".era, -chairman, assisted by Mis. 11. .aeharlsen. Mrs, J, K. Dllliird, .Mrs. M. Lilly. Mr9. K. A. liunl ami ,Mis. L. A. Dlllard. Program. ; . - May 17 I Hoseliurg Men's lilee club and Cboinl club Joint conceit at S "o'clock In evening at First Clnis, Jyan church. Tickets now on sale. . Royal Arch chapter of Masons lo meet nt 7:3U in evening ul teniplu. May 18 I Unly l.lons benefit 1:30 o'clock dussurl-luiu'licon and Inidgu party 'nt Rosuburg Woman's clubhouse. May SO Fullerlon P. T. A. Invitee the gen ,ftal public lo a silver lea to be -boli) from two-lhlily to five o'clock 1n ail'ernouii at Albert .Mlcelll liouie. Mrs. C. 1. Ilobsrts, International relations topic chairman for the Koseburg Woman'a club for the past two years, presented one of the finest and most interfiling programs of tbe yeur Tuesday at tho clubhouse, when thu Wouiuu's club eiitei tulned Hie (larilen Valley Women's club nt a delightful one thirty o'clock desserl-liincbeou ut thu clubhouse. Mrs. J. C. McCalliater, chairman, Mrs. Ceorge Warn and Mrs. J. P. Williams, assisted by .Mrs. K. I). I.ytle. had charge of the luncheon and decorating tho tables, which were especially lovely Willi May pole ceulerplticea and fluukeu by oblongs of moss and apple blos soms. Garden Valley club members present Included .Mrs. C. I,. Spray, president, Mrs. Hubert Uruham, Mrs. William VunThn, Mrs. Leslie John, Mrs. T. .M. Wlnnlford. Mrs. A. N. Schneider, Mrs. Hugh Hltcbie Jr., Mra. Fred Parrott, Mrs. John Sinclair, Mrs. 1). Vermillion, Mrs. Harvey Hwens, Mrs. Peter Sin clair, Mrs. R. A. Calhoun, Mrs. A. J. Crocker aud Mrs. Gilbert Wood. Club members and their Invited guests present were Mrs. W. Campbell, president, Mrs. r. W. Morrison, Incoming president, Mrs. C. 10. Roberts, Mrs. Carl K. Spauld lug. Sr., Mrs. L. A. Wells, Mi. 'erry Smith, . Misa Helen Casey, Miss Naomi Scott, .Mrsi L. Kohl- hugen. Sr., Mrs. Scott Williams, Mrs. K. :i. Kohlhagen, Mra. 1. B. Riddle, Mrs. Washington Hughes, Mrs. Foster Dinner, Mrs. A. t. MarBters, Mrs. i. N. lltisonliark, Mrs. Royce Allen, Mrs. Paul Par son,' Mrs. Roscoo Marslers, Mrs. Karnes, of Pasadena, Calif., Mrs. (ieorgu Summers, Mrs. Harfy Wolfe, Mrs. Thcmns Parkinson, Mrs. William Hell. Mrs. Fred Fish er, Mrs. Maurice Buchanan, or Sll- verton, Mrs. Ralph Clark, Mrs. .Carrie Elder and Mra. Patience Lytic, of Hlllsboro, Mrs. P. C. Cus woll, Mrs. T. SummerB, Mrs. W. -W Asbcruft, Mrs. A. 11. Perrln, Airs., It. E. (looilhuurn, Mrs. It. W. Mins ters,, Mra.iU. H. Ayer, Mrs. T. M. Ullluut, Mrs. W. it. Chrlsler, Mrs. J. 1). McLennan, Mrs. Roger llailey, Mrs.. C- W. Slunlger, Mrs. Harry F. Hutfluld, Mrs. Clyde Heard. Mra. Homer Crow, Mrs. Eitrl Ullrich, Mra. C. K. Marks, Mrs. K. D, Lytle, Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. it. L. Whipple, Mrs. Paul Luinorcnx, Mrs. , 0. V, Wlmboliy, Mrs. Clnudu llilkur, Mrs, C. A. ' Kdwards, Mrs.- 'Idwin Cf. Voting, Mrs. F. A. Hurd, Mrs. A. CI. Siitheiiiiud,.Mrs. Clyde Klueit- liiiiniiier. Sirs. CI. Ilartel, Mrs. Ju. McCnlllster. ' Mrs. George Ware. Mrs. R. II. Slpprell, Mrs. T. O. Wat son. Mrs. Frank nrown and Mrs. Frederick J. Porler. The guest artist for the day was Allen Cordon, who played iwo very delightful anil enjoynblo ac uordion numbers. Roll call topics wore very Inleresllngly presented by Mrs. "Kdwtn (i. Young, book re view; Mrs. U. V. Wlmberly, books III the Ruseburg library, and Mrs,' S. Kaynor Hmlih, India, ) 'Plans were -made for n, food sale to be held Saturday." May It', at McKoun aud llaldwln's. Mrs. George Ware Is general chairman with Mrs. 11. L. Whipple as ad viser., . . .. iMrs. W., M: Cumpbull, iprcaiileht, was lu charge and reported briefly 011 tie dlslrlcl( federation: meeting held Kiiguna liisl.Sutiinliiy. Mrs. Ciiui)bell is seconil vlce.presdent of Hie dlsliict. Mrs. William' Hell attended the meeting us u past president uf tho dhtrlct. Election of officers followed. The nominating cominlHeu coiib posed of Mrs. C. H. Roberts, chair man, Mrs. Homer Grow, Mrs. T. G. Wiitsou and Mrs. Frederick .1. Por ter, presented the nominal Ion re. port, which was unanimously ac cepted by tho club membership. The afternoon's program, "A Panel Discussion of Interunllnniil Relations." was presented by Mrs. C. E. Roberts, who was very gra ciously assisted by Mrs. Perry Smith, who talked on Franco-; Mrs. L. A. Wells. Austria, Gerniuuy and Italy; Mrs. Carl F. Spinildlng, Sr., China and Japan. Mrs. Roberts gave exceedingly Interesting talks Interspersing her three sneakers' subjects. Tho program proved lo be one of the most vitally interest lug of the entire yenr. The May ITth meeting will bo u surprise program and will be In charge of Mrs. R. II. Slpprell, Mrs. Karl I'lliich and Mrs. I E. Good, bourn. Iiistallnllnn of the new offi cers will he held nl the Juno 7th picnic meeting, which will be In charge of Mrs. R. I,. Whipple. GLENGARY SEWINQ CLUB TO MEET (Herniary Sewing club has an nounced an enjmablo all dav meet lug for next Wednesday 10 be held si me Home of Mis. Nellie Mr t.lunls. A politick luncheon will be served at noon. All members are conllully hit lied lu be present. Mrs. F. W. Morrison was' unani mously iected president for tuu ensuing yeur of the Rosebuig Woman's club at tbe meeting, helu Tuesday at thu clubnuusu. Mrs. Morrison bus been active in tiie club work since her residence in mis city mid u very Interesting and enjoyable year Is being anti cipated by the club members. Officers for the new year nniini mously' elected with .Mrs. Morrison Incluiled: first Vice-president, Mrs. L. A. Wells; second vice-president, Mrs. J. C. .tlcCalllster; secretary, Mrs. W. It. Chrlsler; treasurer, Mrs. Earl Cllrlch, anil correspond ing secretary, Ms, Tbomus Parkin son, ('i'he latter two being re-elected from the previous year. Mrs. E. G. Young and Mrs. G. V. Wiinberly werj reelected new di rectors. Other directors for the year include Mrs. E. L. Knapp, Mrs. It. L. Whipple b.id Mrs. Ed win G. Young. Mrs. F. A Hurd was elected to the clubhouse board, which also includes Mrs. L. Kobh bagen. Sr., chairman, Mrs. Foster llutuer, Mrs. A. C. Marslers and Mrs. M. R. Richards. The Roseburg Woman's club has enjoyed the p--st two yeurn under the presidency of Mrs. W. M. Cumpbeil. The club membership hua been doubled during her lead ership and the two years have bectf retained as not only most enjoy able, but very successful., The now officers will be ln:inl led at the picnic meeting of the club to be held June 7th, the place of which will be announced later. Mra. It. h, Whipple Is acting us chairman of the picnic. JOB'S DAUGHTERS HA8 INTERESTING MEETING TUESDAY Roseburg bethel, No. 8, of Job's oaughters held Its regular meet ing at the temple Tuesday night with Aduh Minie Ruhl presiding as honored queen. Mrs. It. L. Whipple, guardian of mo group, who was elected third grand messenger of the Job's JJangnters of. Oregon at the con ventiou in Portland last week, Miss Dolores Cacy, Miss Murjoiie Ott, Miss Adah Marie Ruhl and Mrs. A. J. Young (past guardian of Roseburg bethel and past grand giinruinn pi Oregon), gave verv In- terestlng reports on tho grand sob- men neiu in Portland last week end. KrII.' G. N. Itlildle nf Rl.l.lln and Catherine Hull., honored queen of Myrtle Creek bethel, were also' elected honorary officers of the grand officers of Oregon. Mlu uiiiii acieil us grand chaplain at the Friday evening" session ' In I'oniano. hollowing the meotlng a delight- iui program tt-ns presented, ut wnicn time ituth Anno Ruhl pre- nuieu 11 imiiei ounce. 1 no members nre to honor timir mothers at a charming tea Sunday m,,u 1 min uireo 10 five 0 clock in tne lonipie. visitors presold Included Mrs. roiing, past grand guardian 01 to-egon. .tnss tin Ijiubuch, C. K Mansfield, and Mrs. I). R. MacKII i"P. 01 i,ong ueiich, Calif. MISS VERLIE TRACY ENTERTAINS AT LOVELY DINNER PARTY TUESDAY miss verlle Trncv oiifoi-ii..,i nr. a manning dinner party at lur "no on nottin Stephens street Tuesday evening, having as her Kiiesis. Mrs. Ruth Hlndm Mrs. M. Huzel Dixon. Atls l,'l.,J Cooper. Miss Mnrgnret Carr and Miss Homier Fuller. il eight O'clock a lmelv am-. prise shower party was given Miss runei nun many oeaulirul gilts were presented to her from Miss Adeline Slew-art. Mis w rm. bell. Miss Ruth : Swinnev, Miss Florence Snedafcer, .Miss Verna Carothers, Miss Vein Frediiikson. Mrs. E. S. Hall. Mra. George Coo key. .Miss Floy Cooper, Miss Helen Shreeve. Miss Dorothy Dale Jack- son. Miss Margaret Cnrr fr Alvla Welherell. Mrs. M. Hazel Dlx-on, Miss Klnor Shark. Miss Inu Farnsworlh, Miss Dora Ilroiighton. Mrs. R. R. Onlne 1.11,1 u 1-0,11., Tracy. , rollowtng a verv enlovnhlo . clal hour, lovely refreshments were served. a a MRS. J. A. HART IS HOSTESS TO BRIDGE CLUB ON TUESDAY MR. AND MRS. BRAND ATTEND OPENING OF NA8H LIBRARY COLLECTION Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Brand w re guests at the John H-ery Nash llbrury collection luncheon given Tuesday In Kugene hy Mr. and Mra. Ilert I'- own Barker In honor of Mr. ..ash, member of I'liiver: ty of Oregon facuny, and Dr. Erb, new president of U. ofO. Tbe Johu Henry Nash library of piiutiug has been deposited by Dr. Nash In the University of Oregon library aa a loan collection. Fol lowing the luncheon the guests visited the library, lollotting tbe public opening held later lu the afternoon. John IKnry Nasi. printer, schol ar and artist, maker of noble books, collector of stately vol- mes. worthy successor of Jenson Aldus and Mori-ia, combining in 11 wester ,t land It. e of learning, de votion in beauty and fervor ot hon est craftsmanship, founder on the aclflc const of a press mat is famous wherever fine books are treasured, apostle of excellence to the craft of printers, ennoiner 01 the art that preserves all Knowledge. The Nash library made by or. Nash, who has based his work on the books produced by the master printers of other days anil places, has completed his library loaned to u. of O. In It are to be rounii nsurnassed examples of the work of the greatest printers or an nine. Anionic the more notable uenis are: Tho Hypneroiomacnia ron- libill, printed joy. Adlus tn Venice in 149!); a I'liinppe i-igoucnei iinok nf Hours, printed in H9S at Paris; Thielman Kerver's Book of Hours; printed in 15Z0 at, raris; several priceless Ratdoll Items! Geoffrey Tory's Champfleury, nr nied in 1529: ana representa tive volumes of the best work of Plantin. the Elzevirs, Bodoni anu UtuxLervltlP. Rtmer sllv notable are tne, fol lowing, all of . which are cnoice MnM in their orlsinal ointnngsi u-nhoreei-'a Numremberg enroni cle. printed In 1193; tne Kuseoius nf Nicholas Jenson. printed in Venice In 1470. and tne aiiius h gll. of 1501. lu addition to a lacslin n n,,v nf the Gulenberg Bible fliava to Htl m Initial leaf of this first printed hook containing u.AnilBih ehatttnr Slid a Dart Of ha iweniv-first chapter 01 nt Nnnihers. ; The work of the -modern pi-mi Is well renresented with ex in. . r,-A, Hut Kelmscotl. Ash enilene, Doves,. Essex House, Vale ,,,,,1 niher Eng Isn presses; mi Grnbhorn brothers, D. B. upoiae, ,tMiiin, v. ifm e. nruce iwkcii vmriarti-u Waido , and Fredsiic Goudy, The. complete set, of leaned kv the Limited Hons club Is ot especial Interest since several of these books were printed by Ur. Nnsn. t.,u rr the most Interesting fen o r ihe etllection Is the pres ence of the only exlBtlqg complete set of oil the work produced by Dr. Nash, Including oroaosioes brochures, as well ns books. The Importance or tins pari 01 me c .. lection is Increased by the inclii' ..in nr. thn. nrnnf sheetB and othei ..,,,.!,. 1 relating to the production of several of Ills hooks, ''' innihnr Rppt.lnn Of me., norm ..., ,!., tn unusuul y compieie collection of books nliout printing i.nt,,nU ni. Anil OOOK HIUBiiifiiu,,. i... n,, milled his collection r .tnlunrv. ill lilt lit UBS llllll men ills, all dealing wun greui eu 1.. hutni-v nf the ivnogrnpiiic m ,i...-A..,UJ,no ttlerps nf fine oak III nlture. especially flesigneu ui in play the collection, ui-e also fur nished by Dr. Nash. The modiovul coffer, of exquisite wrought Iron workmanship with Its exceedingly complicated lock, which contains the most valuable books. Is Itself a museum piece. MADEMOISELLE ZEBRA RIVERSDALE H. H, CLUB TO MEET The Ritei-itilale Happy Hour clnli will meet at seven orlock U'edneiilay evening at the home of Mrs. William Commons on the t uiry estate. All members are In- tiled to be present. FRIENDLY GARDEN CLUB TO MEET All members of the Friendly Gar den club bnve Itccn inttsl cordially Invited to lie Hie guests of .Mrs. O. M. Hopple ul a delighltul ont Iblrty o'clock desert'liiiichcoit next Tuesday ut her home ut Coos Junction. the Bill- 5 ;'':,,HS4 j'"'" s fir -Y r 'V- si 'tr ROBERT E.. BANNING AND MARJORIE BETTNEIt ARE MARRIED IN FOATLANP'f - ' U . "...' Miss Marjorio Betrnar. daugnter ot Mr.' and Mrs. Harold ueuner, and Robert E; Baonl,g,ji .of -Mr-and Mrs. Claude Banning of Rose burg, were married In aa April 23 ceremony solemnized at St. Steph ens Catholic churcn in roruauu. The mnrrlage vows were said at I o'clock and s reception followed. Calla lilies and wnue, canuies warn useii tn oecoratfi me aitar. Pink and white flowers were used on the bride's tame at tne- recep tion and spring flowers wore the colorful arrangements (or, the oth er rooms In the. house. ........ i Tbe bridal gown was white lace over aatin and the full veil was caught in a Medici cap with bead ediB. The bride, who was giten in marriage by her lamer, carneo a bouquet of liltes-of-ine-vaiiey, wnue sweet neas aud gardenias. MIbb Jaan Banning: Bister of the bride-' groom, was bridesmaid. She wore blue lace and carried pink flowers. Thomas McKlttrlck was best man for Mr. Banning and ushers werer Eugene -Bettner, brother of the bride, and Robert Wilson. 1 Assisting nt the reception were: Mesdames Josephine Hattrem,' A. M. McLean, ' Barbara Dressier, Willie Wilson and tbe Misses Har ts Wolgamot and Jeari Banning. ! The bride was graduated from Commercial' high 'In Portland and Is a member of Beta Phi Beta sor ority.. Mr. Banning attended Willa mette university in saiem ana is a member of Kappa Gamma Rbo. He is employed at AUIs Chalmers Mfg. company in Portland, where they will make their, borne, following a wedding trip to 'California. ' Mr. and Mrs. Claude Iianning, ot this city, attended the wedding In Portland, and then spent the week end with their son-in-law, and daughter, ; Mr. and , Mrs. - L. -, E. Yarnes (Mary Banning). - Mr. Yarnes is head of tne engineering department at West Lynn. . i 1 . : '" : MISS EVELYN DAY IS ! ' COMPLIMENTED AT LOVELY SHOWER PARTY' THURSDAY t ' na;Wo:pics::cirssf if' heavy cravat silk jn-'navy and white strips,' nk,ilili( ontasi IM'-ahd 'euff,:la as youthful asiit is-practl-ji cal. Osottristtf'tV' Uwd4.tl4.istU' l bbx-pleated Hi front, has M M . ..... ... 1 .kjl- 1. ,,hJ'u,h1. verted pleat at.xne oaca, notice, m tne t,-,ju ,, , mm ww... cally In the skirt and both horizontally and vertloally In the overblouae. This slenderlsss the hipilne, makes -shoulders' appear broader. Th hat Is white erepe, finished with navy binding. - . ;. ; , , ' . . . . Named Nation's , 1938 'Mother.' Miss Evelyn Day, : ot Portlandi who will become- -the ' bride ' of Floyd Groves -of this city In June, was1 thei inspiration of a. charming snower pMrty given by "Mra.-J. W, Weatberford at 1 her ' attractive home north of Roseburg Thursday evening, Games were enjoyed; after which lovely gifts were presented? to Jllss JJay from Mrs. Laura 'Chandler. Mrs. Elmirs ; Marshall, Mrs. Mar garet Groves,- Mrs. Vivian Heater, 'Mrs. Noble Goettel; Mrs: Shirley ininoun, Mrs. Ke.va rest; Mrs..;Mll dred Herman, Hts, aEarl -Mley, iiirs. v- w. liroTes.- .MIss . Rutl Mrs. Ran- Mrs -ong, Mis Mrs, Mrs. J. A. Hart was a most era clous hostess Tuesday, when she euieriaineii her bridge club at 11 delightful 1:30 o'clock salad luncheon at her attractive home mi South Stephens mreet. The guesls were seaieu at one In ge tulile wnttil was centered by a bowl of pule yellow tulips and lilacs with lull yellow tHpers. Covers were arraiiKCd for Harold Whltloik. Mrs. E. G. dolph, Mrs. H. Zachsrlseu, M. II. Muncy. Mrs. Frank Mrs. .1. P. Motsihenbufher, I'hll Hariri and the hostess, J. A. Hart. Contract bridge was enjoynl iiurnig ine niiurnoon with Mis nanuoipn winning the high setup and the trnvellng prize and Mrs Muncy winning the second Inch score prise. CATHOLIC LADIES TO MEET NEXT WEDNESDAY The Catholic Ladles Setting so ciety will meet at a one o'clock IHilluck luncheon next Wednesday at the parish hull. The ineiuber lutte been asked to each bring guest. Those attending have also lict'ti asked to bring tlitir luciCcs uuil thread. MRS. A. D. PARR IS HOSTESS TO BRIDGE , CLUB TUESDAY NIGHT M-. A D. Psi'r acted as Hos tess to the first meeting of the Tuesday evening bridge club at her attractive home on East l.ane street. Lilacs, iris and splrcu rnrmed the decorative motif tor the occasion. Contract bridge was enjoyeo during the evening by Mrs. Parr. Mrs. Marshall pengra. airs. j. u. McLennan, Mia. Jtogor Halley, Mrs. W. R. Chrlsler, Mrs. George Hinder. Mrs. Frank coon, mem bers, anil Mrs. Frederick J. Porter, guest. High score tor tne ete- ning's play was won by Mrs. Por ter. Following the bridge play Mrs. Pnrr served a lovely salad supper at prettily appointed small tnhtes centered with bowls ot marigolds. PUBLIC INVITED TO RECEPTION FOR MISS ADELINE STEWART The Rose P. T. A. has announc ed a reception to honor Miss Ade line Stewart, who Is retiring ironi the Rose school faculty this year, for the afternoon of Saturday, May llth. to be held from three to five o'clock nt the Roseburg Woman's clubhouse. The public has been most corillally Invited to attend the eccptlun in honor of Miss Stew art. Miss Verna Carothers Is acting general chutrmsn of the alfnlr and Is being assisted by Mrs. H. Zachsiisen. Mrs. J. F. Dlllanl. Mrs. F. A. Hurd. Mis. I M. Lilly nd Mrs. L. A. liillard. An inter esting pinsiani is being arranged for the aftair. MOTHERS TO HONOR SENIOR CLASS AT BANQUET NEXT FRIDAY EVENING One of the most Interesting af 1'iiirs lo be enjoyed by the senior rlass will be the annusl Mot hers' banquet 10 be given in Iheir honor al the Hotel I'mptiua at six-thirty o'clock next Friday evening. May I3ih. Mrs. W. 11. Caller Is acting as iicncral chairman of Ihe affair and is being assisted by Mrs. T. 11. Virdcit. Other menihnrs on the coninilllee Include Mrs. Itilo Ste phens and Mrs. C. !. Fles. Mis. C. E. Roberts will net loastmislress with Mrs. Harry F. llatlleld gltiug lite address ol it elcome. Mother ot three grown sons and poet laureate ot the state of Texas, Mrs. Grace Noll Crowell, above, has been chosen "The ! American Mother of 1938" by the Golden Rule Foundation In a nation-wide round of nominations. Mrs. Crowell Is the fourth woman to be honored since the custom of selecting a represent ative Americsn mother . was . started tn 1934. MRS. CARPENTER IS . - ' T HOSTESS TO SEWING CLUB TUESDAY NIGHT ... i Mrs. . Los Carpenter very gra ciously entertained her sewing club Tuesday, evening at her home. Sewing and visiting were enjoyed and later Mrs. Carpenter served loVelv refreshments.' Individual lighted taper lamp favors, and center bouquet of. tulips were used to -decorate ,the refreshment . la hie..' - - ' .' .'..- -,' Covers wore nrrnngeil for, Mr3. Il.-:M. . ChitiTh, .Mrs. Donn Itaila- bsugh. Ml-s. J. A. Hart. Mrs.- L. A. Miles. Mrs.-K.-J. Schrlmpf. Mrs. Chris lleecroft, Mrs. Wallace Ro bertson . and Mrs. Carpenter, members, and Mrs. O'llara. guest of the evening. . Tho next meeting will be al the R. . M. Church, home, the. date of wiilch will bo announced later. ' . ' MRS. SHEEHY HOSTESS A-' TO BRIDGE CLUB ON MONDAY EVENING . Mrs. Geruldlno , Sheehy enter tallied' tho Business and Proliw- slonsl Brlilge club at the Catholic ladles benefit card party. ; Monday eveninc al the perish hall. .-Those enjoying, tho parly with Mrs., Sheehy iniinded Mrs.: J. A I'arswST.' Mrs. Klliaboth Ciirrett tin 1 Eilvtb-'Gllnmiir. Mrs.t-C. W. sinnlger,': Miss-Hess Tisrlon..Mlss Ina -.Farnstvbfih - and Mls.t Vera Fredrlrkson. ', ' J"V '"" ! High scores for -the 1 evening's play,- w ere won by - Mrs. : Caraw a and Mrsi Garrett. : '. . SPINSTER' PARTY IS " - ' ENJOYABLE AFFAIR OF f ' ' BETA SIGMA PHI -' , ' ' 1 ' '' ' ; i '. . !! t : I iMd chapter; of Betai Sigma, Phi held a tvery. i delightful spinster party at-the Dr.'H. C.Churqh reslr. dence in Laiirelwood . . Thursday evening! .The. party was sponsor ed as a, rush , project of the chaii ter with Carmel Newland and Hel en Shreeve 'as Joint, cliairmen. -, rhe. guests arrived in costume and the prize 'for the best costume was awarded to . W lima Doyle with Beryl Brunner -winning tho prize tor the bes'ti story- told-, ou why she' did' not marryA the; mnn whose picture she -bad. An.JiJIsoA Victot'ola.' furnished the music for the evening. - --:,' , 1 . . .Those attending, also lused - as sumed names t'or.-the party and'in eluded: Wllma, Doyle (Henrietta Kaik),. Janet ,Fickenscher (Jobana Buloney). Evelyn ,,Thomason Pe- tunla. - Piano), , -Irene Campbell (Pansy Jones),-Mrs. H. C.-Church (Hortense Slope), Helen soreeve (buste; Que), Eleanor Eastllng (Awllda , Ness), Carmel -Newland (Charity Chest), v Betty Leedy (Hat,tle Hangnail), Frances Metz ger (I lossle Tale), Jane Gilbreath (Rosle Rosencrants), Barbara Ue- land (GoWIe Blossom) , and Beryl Hnintier (Time Turnip). ... . ., Buffet refreshments were serv ed later 'in the evening. .- a business meeting - .was - .held Wednesday evening at the home ot Carmel Newland, at which time tne topic for dlacitsslon was "Art of Thought." Extensive plans were mane for summer activities of the chapter and for a series of candy and food sales. The next meeting will bo May 18 at the home nf Jane Gilbreath at 7:30 in the eve ning, -. .. . - PAST MATRONS HOLD ENJOYABLE M BETING on;moNday evening Kershner. and 'tne' hdslessl 31 ( .Wea.thertoril ' J ?i iT' r I iiencious reneshments were served later, from a. buffet table jcovered with, a beautiful lace cloth ;and .centerqd w-th .a bowl ot color- nil spring mowers and ta.ll lighted tapers qarcying' out .a .pretty-.. yel- w, tMfU. siueir.mqiu,, j.,,,, MRS. LEROY MIATTi ENTERTAINS BRIDGE 'fi'. : ! CLUB ON WEDNESDAY" ' -' Mrs,' Leroy Hlatt very, gracious. ly entertained her bridge elub at a lovely onerthlrty .o'clock., .deasert luncbeon: at her, home, on 1 South Pine street Wednesday , afternoon. Large, bouquets, ot tulips were used about the, iooms,..wbile small bowls ott Cecil,! Brimner roses and spirea graced; the serving. - tables, -Mrs. Htatt was assisted in,: serying , by Mrsj Leonard .Riley. -. Covers were placed for Miss Helen ; Casey,. Mrsn Ivan : -Pickens and Mrs. Dorvyl Peterson.-guests. and Mrs. A, B. Taylcuv Mrs. P. M; Lee, Mrs. -Bert Courtneyk' Mrs. T. R." Purr, , Mrs, A, ;J. .EIlisoit,,-Mrs. Homer Grow, Mrs.: H. H.' Turner, mra. ! iQDHi-a ; Ktlev, ,,an,I , Mi- JAedeilck J. Porter, members. . contract bridge -was, enjoyed during the afternoon with Mrs. Pe terson winning the guest prile aud mrs. uurr, ine club prize, a a a -1: S. S. CLASS GIVES The Past Matrons club -of Rose burg chapter of Eastern Star met Monday evening at the Paul Lam orenx home in the Kohlhagen apartments with Mrs. Lamoreux and , Mrs. V. J. Mlcelll entertain ing ai a . delightful seven-thirty uciock. itessert-sitpper. . '. lively spring flowers lent a col orrill nqa, TO T3e rooms-. Covers were placed for. Mrs. Walter Her, cner, a -guest, and Miss Kthot vteun. .Miss Margaret Page. Miss r ranees Howell. Miss Gladys Hits sin. . rs. j. k. Kiinyan. Mrs. p. T, lliibar. Mis. R. 1). .Williams, Mrs, Hiiuam Uell, Mrs. D. H. Morgan ii. tan c. ninioeny, Mrs. La ella.cilngenpeel. Mrs. W. F. Har ris. Mrs. R. L. Whipple. Mrs. t.corgo Kohlhagen. Mrs. Harry Wolfe. Mrs. J. C. Royce, Mrs. A. E. Ellioll. Mrs. T. I). Vlrilen and Ihe hostesses. Mrs. Lamoreux . and 'Mrs. Mlcelll. Visiting wits enjoyed during the evening nours. The Juno 6th meet ing piscc -wtti Do announced late '''" LADY ELKS TO MEET ' NEXT-THURSDAY NIGHT .The Lady -Elks will bold an In. terestlng social meeting at eight o'clock' next Thursday-evening at the '.temple, with Mrs." .Chester Herr.ne-r, president. In charge, and Mrs..M., H.. Muncy uctlng.as hos. less. High score prttes for both con Irael bridge aud' Ilte-huudrvd will be given, . . nfiEBURfJ CONCENT ORCHESTRA PREttNTS j IXCELLtlST . awaaa s. ' 1jrVt'C,! -National Music week was exceu. tiooally well Inaugurattd tblsrxear by an hour ana a osu w itne mu sic presented , by the Roseburg Concert orchestra under the cap able direction ot M. A. Cansday. Although this orchestra has exist ed for several , montas, it w re cently increased to about twenty five pieces, making an extremely well-bauuiced cpneert orchestra. Such an orchestra In the city adds much to Hoseburg's musical repu. tatton already upneia ny our var Inns hands and glee clubs. A city cannot help, but appreciate , the time and talent given By tnese peo ple on many 'occasions with no fi nancial gain for themselves. The program was quite variea, ranging from overtures to planta tion melodies, with many special ' solo parts interspersed ' among ' the selections. Assisting in the concert as vocal' ' soloists were: Millard Magness, tenor, accompan ied by Wanda Armour at' the piano; and Vera McCIintock Jones, soprano, accompanied at tbe Ham mond orgad 'by Mrs. Gordon-Stew-' art. Maurice Adams' played Iwo ; well-received saxopnone sotos; and James Smith, Dale Strange anu Miss Addle Moore playing trum- . net. trombone and flute, respective- . ly in special parts were ably sup ported ny ine orcneatm.. I Much credit is due to Mr. Cana day' for assembling and directing such an array of artists. . Rose burg will be looking forward, to future programs by this groupV ', Roseburg concert orcnestra per- . sonnel: , . . ," ' . .. First tiolins: George Hammer,. J. Eastllng, Mrs. R. R. Cham berlain, Harvey Mahouey. , ', Second violins: uiiDen vvanor, . Peter, Crummett, Mrs. Ira Dcbolt, Mrs.. Elton Jackson. ,. ' ;. V tola:, sirs. l. t-ieveiuim. , Flute: Miss Addle Moore. ,, First clarinets:, J. M., Adams, George Wharton., -. .. , ; Second cjannets: ,Kooert smun, Walter Kay.. . , -. j, . , ' " , Trumpets:. James; Smith, .Frank Wlekham.. , ' , .' . , - -. :. . French born:" Joseph , House- -. older. . ,-,ri -.7 r t '.- Trombones: Dale Strange, . E1-- ward Smith. 1 " , . ,-.!, : , ,. JMas: cranes Hartley,. Pianist: Paul .Lamoreux. , .. .. i Organlsti Mrs, Gordon StewarL Director: H. A. Cauaday. 1 -. , , DINNER ANO PROGRAM HONORING, MOTHERS ,' Mrs. Linden LeavlttV Snnilav school dans of young neonle enter. intneu tneif mothers at a delight ful Mother's day dinner Wednes-: day evening at the church parlors. 1 no roomers present Included Mrs. v. ltodson. Mrs. C. H. Munson. irs. o. ij. uekano. jirs. s. w. m i. ler, Mrs. Ruby Tucker, Mrs. R. L. Russell, Mrs. R. D. Klelst Mrs. i.inuen ieavltt and ' Mrs. H. L. 1JOUCOCK. Dr. R.- L. Dunn and Rov. 1.1 ll.len Leavitt gave interesting tnlkn. The dinner was prepared by Iho moin- oers ot the ' class, w ho also h,.,i charge of the -evening's program tuu eutertuinnieni,. . i CLUB DEN NO. 2 ENTERTAINS TEACHERS ' SUNDAY AFTERNOON . - Members ot Club Den No. 2 de- iignttniiy entertained the - teachers of. the Hs,e t.buul irom four to five o'clock Sunday aftornoon at ine nome 01 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hurd on South Jackson street. ,v tnspiay 01 uantucraft was shown, after which Mrs, Iurd served refreshments to Mr. and Mrs. E. S. "Hall, Mr. and Mrs. ueorge 1011KC3-. Miss Vera Fred- ncRson. miss riorenco Sitedaker Miss Nerna Carpthcra und Jliss r loyu v. ooper. . , , . . , -. '.. EXECUTIVE LUNCHEON ' ENJOYEO AT HOTEL ROSE ON TUESDAY NOON The May executive 12 o'clock iiincneoii or the Roseburg Worn an s cum was held at tho Hotel nose 1 uesuay noon by Mrs. W. M lampneii. president. Mrs. p. w Morrison, incoming president. Mo. r. ,. rtnni, .nrs. Kilwln C. Voting Mrs. I-:. U Knapp. Miss - Holen Casey, Mrs.' K. L. Whlnnle ,iur. Earl Vllrlrh. Mrs. Foster Hutnc'r .ins. n. tt. .visrsiera, Mrs., A. .tiarsiers. .Mrs. fv. D. Lrtln. Mf. Thomas Parkinson. Mrs. 'William Uell and Mrs. Frederick 'J. Porter. JUNIOR WOMAN'S CLUB'.' ' ' HAS INTERESTING' ; . I t I I r,t 3 MEETING ONl MONDAY- ' 8 J- ! : The Roseburg Jtonlor Woman's club niet Mbndayj at 8 p. rtv. Ut the1 pltibJ- rooms -for the -'regular-business sessions The purpose' Of the meeting -was the nomination of of jficers, fori the-next -year,, and the following were: nominated r Presl. dent, Mrsi 'Lebn- Yeartvood, 'Mrs: .William Unrath and ' Mrs. 1 W.' L:' Tucker; first vicb-presklent, Helen iWoodrdf f,- Elaine -Brown fcnd Mrs. C'E.. Smith; second' vice-president; Mrs. Louis K. Fles and Mrs. Gor don Stewarts secretary, Mrs. Frank Longana-Mr8.' 'HJ-H.Cross;1-treasurer, Betty? 'Stark', arid 'Bever ly Wood; sergeant at -arms, Mrs:1 Ernest Pearson; Florence1 Mere dith and Mrs.' Adrian Bowen;' dt rectors for two-years. Mrs. Reeln- ald . Ersklne, i -Verla'-McLaughlin and- Margaret' Schaerer.' ' 11 The Sub-Junior group also- me- - sented their nominations which were-, as-lollows.t Contact chair man, Mrs; Edwin" Gardner; presi dent,! Vivian-' Ba'rtley'Thelma CttW ter; vice - preeidenf, Oeheva' Crouch, Feme Thomasori;1 'secre tary and treasurer, Eileen . CiaUH be'rsV'MaxlTie "Bartley ind"Mariej Hebantj Vdlreitqir,! Helen! cioney) uiutse viraen anu Eloda Taylon THose-'prerelitT lUHuded. "'Mrs': Reginald prskine, Mrs. Jack Chap man, Veria .; McLaughlin, ... Mrs. Adrian Bowen, Mrs. H. H. .Gross, Betty Stark, Mrs,, Leon. Yearwood, Mrs. Carl Havens, .Mrs. H, B. 1 Keith, Mrs. Ernest Pearson, Mrs. Louis . K. ., Fies, Beverly , Wood, Helen Woodruff, Elaine , Brown, Mrs. Edwin Gardner, Jane,; Hoff man, Mrs.. Wm. Unrath, Ruth Kershner, Marie Hebard' and, Mrs. C. K., Smith. .,, . .. .,, " - airs. m. u. iveitn was anaounccl as one of the winners of the achievement .pins, ..which will bo awarded to' two of tbe most, out standing members each year. tne next meeting will be, on May 16 at which time there will be, a S:30 o'clock potluck .supper for iiieiuoers and their invited guests. Mrs. C. E. Smith.. Beverly Wowd and Mrs. Edwin Gardner will be-in charge ot the affair. ' I . POTLUCK-SUPPER IS ' '' !'- ENJOYABLE AFFAIR ' '.' - . OF THURSDAY NIGHT ' ' The wava.tim! nieR'iiw.enHiitnA Mrs. George Ware. Mrs., M,.,-,.,.,. Little and Mrs. James Ifioorc, ns- aisicu uy .rs. Hugh Wells and Miss .Dora Gammon. entertained the W. U. A. membership and tbeir families and several guests at a delightful six-thirty o'clock potluck upper mursuny evening at the Little- hottrfti oil South Slenhens street,. ... Mrs.- Moore ami Aim rimaa hs.l charge ot the evening s cntcrtalu ment of games and cards. Gnests of the evening included Mr. and nirs. tnris Hnnnicutt, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Gros. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Moore, Mra: Mildred Basslcr. Miss Heron Woodruff, Myron Lebne and Donald Hitll. i-TIJf nrixt reSUlar meeting of the ;, A- U1' be held Thursday, May l'J. ,t 7:30 , the CTCIllllR at tho Maccabee hall at which time plana will bo made for the next social. . :' LADY LIONS HAVE ENJOYABLE MEETING AT MICELLI HOME Mrs, Albert Micclll ami Mrs. It. Ijwvis very graciously eiitertniucd the Lady Lions at a lovely soven thirty, o'clock dessert-supper Thurs day evening at the attractive home of tho former In West Roseburg. Covers wero placed tor Mrs. J A. Hart,- president. Mrs. U A. fr, ......, Kn -, . 1 V-:Vw'.---4-,'-ii ..- .t. i .-- 4.-V.