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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, SATURDAY, JUNE 18, 1938, S0(EDE1JW Social Calendar Sunday, Juno 10 Anmiul Chumhcra-King reunion at i)H( buinosloud pisco In Kings valley. Monday, June SO ' St. George's Episcopal Guild Bix lllirty o'clock ijotluck supper foi members and tlicir husbands at Hit ter's Hack Forty at WlncheBlor. " Lady Uona one-thirty o'clock "dessert-luncheon at homo of AIl'B. Clyde Fullcrton on liaat Dak ' Btreet. Junior Woman's club mooting at 8 o'clock at club house for instal lation of new officers. Members of Uoseburg Woman's club invited " as special guests. Dr. t. L. Ilium's pim-denomlna-tlonnl lllblo study class to meet at 7:15 o'clock In evening at dining ' hull of the Douglas hotel. Anyone Interested Is cordially Invited. Tuesday, June 21 VI. E. O. club afternoon meeting at homo of Alyrllu Norwood ut H03 ..West Lime street, Wednesday, June 22 Al. O. A. club to meet ill pol luck picnic at homo of .Mis. Georgo J'owers. r , Glongury Sewing club all-day . meutfng and noon politick Iiiuch oon at homo of Mrs. J. A. Voruon. I Ladies of SI. Joseph s C atholic Sowing society invites public to noun hum dinner at parish hall to - be served from ll:.'tl) to 1:30. Mrs. "F. Langenberg, Mrs. Hargls, Mrs. Francis, Mrs. K. I,. Dolan, Mrs. 1. II. Jurgciiscn uud Mrs. ilryan in charge. I'yllilan Slsluis meeting at 8 o'clock In evening ul K. of I', bull. .. Luat meutillg of year. Election of 'delegates to grand temple at Pen dloton. Douglas unit of Pro-America will ' meet tit two o'clock in afternoon at ; homo of the president, Mrs. II. C, Wuddoll, on South Kuuo street. Baptist AliHsionury society to bo guests of (Hide society at tillilo church. Cui'S will leave the llose- burg llaplist church at one o'clock. I w: C. T. U. meeting ut 2:30 - oclock ut .Methodist F.piscopul church parlors. Members will tie a I tiullt for the Children's Fuim lloni i ul (Jorvullia. , Thursday, June 23 Nurthsldo Sunshlnu club meet " lug ut home of Mrs. -Dewey Reuse. . Modern -. Arts club-. afternoon . meeting at II. Sullivan homo on bomb . Stephens street With Mrs. O. ,1. Fuldkump us hostess. v?. i ; I.udius of Country club will-con-; , tluuo haiidlciip golf tiiurnuiuonliit . 8:81) a. in: l'otluek luncheon' :iyt .lil:;(0 and nftoriiooii of contract " bridge. , Garden Valley Women's clui nn- uiuil clean-up day ut the club house. Those who can assist In the morning htivu been asked to bring ' their own noon lunches. . Hupilsl Missionary society will nieul ut 2: :iu o clock in the church J purlers wllli Mrs. H. Irving us luail . or and Mrs. 1011a Harris it mi Mrs. Cuwlfield us hostesHos. Lady ICIks soclul meeting at 8 oclock In evening at temple with , Mis. Chester Ileruluir, president, in ohargu and Mrs, Fred Hamilton, " hostess. Prizes fur contract bridge J . and l'lvo-huiiilrcd. Friday, Juno 24 ". Public invited to ladles of conn- try club l:3u u'cliick dessert-lunch-) eon and brldgu parly at cluh house. ( For luservaMuns call lino of cum . inlttee Including, Mrs. II. T. Hun- sun, Airs, L. K, Flos, Airs. 10. (1. ; iKohllnigun anil Mia. It. C. Iiuvls. ', Bridge prlxcs slid door prize, Piny- iirs will pivot. "Gnu" 111 rhiirgu of Airs. ,1. 10. Murks. ' V. S. W. V. Sewing circle In meet , ut politick lunel i ut home of . Mrs. lOvu Klnsol at Wilbur. J j Florence Niglillngale lent, No. , w1 r. Iliiughlcis of Union Velernus of . aim Civil War, Istll-lsur,, to meet ut 7 : Llt In evening at armory. J . itlvcrsdiile grange Invites pub , lie lo carnival nt eight o'clock In - uvolllng ut hall. No admission churgo. ; Juno 30 ' , Publlo Inviied ui Hlvcriidiilo grange seven o'clock dinner uud benefit five-hundred parly ul Hie I grunge hall. S J EPISCOPAL GUILD . TO MEET MONDAY St. George's Kplscnpal lluilil will J meet at Hi x l Illrt o'clock next Mon . day evening at Hitler's Hack Forty . at Wlnehesler lor a delightful pel- luck picnic supper. All members uud their husbands have been most . cordially invited lo eujuy Hie or- eiudon, . D. OF U. V. TO MEET NEXT FRIDAY Florence Niglillngale, tent No. ) 15, Daughters of I uioii Veterans , of Ihe Civil War, l.Mil -Ili5, will . hold an Important mt-etlng ut 7:;!o n'clocK next Friday evening at the 't ni nun) , All members mu uigcd to t , be picaclil. -;U. 8. W. V. SEWING CIRCLE TO MEET ,' The L W. V. Sewing Clrrlu will lnoet next Fiiduy at u one o'clock politick luncheon ut Hie homo of - .Airs. Kya Klnsel al Wilbur. All members are most cordially invited lo enjoy tho occasion. .'SUNSHINE CtVIQ TO I. MEET NEXT THURSDAY Tho Norlhalde .Sunshine club iv 1 1 1 uioel ncM Thursday nllciiioon , nt Iho lioiuo of .Mra. lJouoy Krusii. All nieiiihers ure most coidutlly ill- vited to bo present. By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER PRESBYTERIAN AID HOLOS LAST MEETING UNTIL NEXT FALL The Presbyterian ladies aid held Its last meeting until next fall at li one o'clock poliucK luncheon al thu ctiurcli pallors Thursday afteruooii. crystul bowls uf pink and laven der larkspur graced the lojig la tile. These present were Mrs. Furl l.'lliich, Mra. Fred Parrott, Mrs. George Sewell, Mrs. L. L. Uodle, -Mrs. Clair K. Allen, Mrs. Fred Hamilton, Mrs. George Mcllee, Airs. 10. It. Aletzger, Mrs. A. W. Kent, -Mrs. J. P. .MotBclleubucher, Mrs. It. II. Urinated, Mrs. Scribbuer, Mrs. I). H. Nichols, itev. and .Mrs. W. C. Fuilcettu and daughter. Miss Mary, Mrs. W. Al. Chalmers, Alls. D. li. Clark, Airs. W. W. Aslicrafl, .Miss (lertrude Curtis, of Porllaml, Mrs. liertha Parrott, Airs. Hulda Thomson, Airs, lleorge Al. llrown uud daughter, AlisB loiuiue, .Miss 10. Hrislol, Aliss Altirgurel Clapp and Airs. Frederick J. Porter. Airs. Ullrich, president, conduct ed the business meeting witii Airs. .Molsciielihauhel giving tile secre tary's report ami Airs. Alcllce, tho treasurer's report. .Miss Clapp gave the devotiouais with Mrs. Faiieeltu playing lor the group singing. A membership drive is being con ducted by the aid during the sum mer months witii Mrs. Cmir K. Al len and Mis. W. A), Chalmers act ing as captains. Tho losing team will eulurtuiii the winning aidu in the full. Flower committees appointed In cluded: Alls. J. F. lturker and Airs. Ilroadwuy for June 111; Airs. A. A. Wilder and Airs. C. W. Whurton, June 2(J and July 3, and Airs, tleorge Kohlluigeii and Miss Fran ces Howell for July 1017. Airs. V. V. Ilurphum was re ported us a new member of the aid. The next meeting will be held Sep tember Ifith with Airs. C. E. Hon oris, chairman, Airs. George Sewell, Airs. Margaret ltndgors, AIib. II. s. Nichols and Mrs, J. p. Uarkur, as hosteBsea. MRS. C. L. SPRAY IS ELECTED PRESIDENT OF GARDEN VALLEY CLUB ' Mrs. William Vaughn very-grit-ciotialy entertained thu nieniljurs of the Uurdou Vulltiy Women's club al the club house Tliursilay. Ileautlftil buiuiuets of rosea were very uttlacllvely arranged about ile rooms. OlflcuiB elocled for tho coming year ' lnclud,ud: Airs. C. L. Spray, irj'esldeut; Airs. ,Jt. A. Calliouu, 'vlofiVprusldelil,' 1 and Airs, i (1. C. ilalley, Beeielary-U'eiiauror. Airs, Hugh Itltchiu, Jr., was elected on the executive committee mid Airs. If. S. Ilullon wus appointed as press correspondent. Itegular uluh meetlngB will he cuiillnued dining tho m-xL two months. A guuerul elean-ui day was planned lor Thlll'sday, June Ullril, ami all niombers who can as sist In thu morning have been naked to bring l heir own noon lunches. An especially delightful social hour was enjoyed ami lovely re freshments were served, Ullests of I 111) day wet'o Alias llernle lllch llionil of Oai'illuer, Miss Charlotte Knapp, Alias .Marilyn Shaw of Cau- yonvllle, Mrs. Fred Woods, Mrs. Itnhy Tucker, Alia. 10. I,. Ilashiord, Airs. It. A- Calliouu, Airs. A. J. Crocker ami duughtors, Jean and Horolhy, Mrs. John Daulcla, Mrs. W. 10. Iilngman, .Mi's. 11. 10. lira ham, .Mrs. It, S. Million, Airs. lOarl McCoy, Alia. A. Nlday, Airs. Hugh Ititchle, Jr., Airs. A. N. Schneider, Airs. John Sinclair. Alia. Peter Sin clair, Alia. C. L. spiny. Alia. Ileut- rico Vermillion, Alia, llllherl Wood and Hie hosluaB, AIib. William Vaughn. Thu nest regular meeting will ho held ul Hie club house .Inly Till Willi Airs. II. a. Ilmioii us hostess. All members ure urged tu be pres ent. MRS. FRANK LONG IS HOSTESS TO CLUB AT BRAND'S ON TUESDAY Ali'B. Fruiik Long was a very gracious hostess Tuesday utter noon, when she ctilottuiued her luldge club al a lovely onu-thlilv o'clock sitliid luncheon al llriuid'a on the Noilh Puclllc hlghwiiy. Hoses formed an nil l niltvu deco rative modi lor Ihe occiisieu. Covers were placed lor Mrs. Ivan Pickens uud Mra. A. .1. 10111 son, guests, uud Airs. li. Ziiiluirl sen. Airs. .1. P. Alolsi'lienliucber. Mrs. Al. H. Muucy, .Mis. lluiold Wlillliiik, .Mrs. .1. A. Hurt ami Hie liusloiis, Mis. Long. Cunlrucl bridge wus enjoyed dur ing the pleasant aflcriumti hours wlili Airs. Muucy winning Hie high score pil.e ami also thu traveling in Uo, SEATTLE VISITORS ARE HONORED AT CHARMING DINNER AT MORGAN HOME Air. and Airs. f. 11. Morgan en tertained nt n dimming seven o'clock dinner party at their alliiu live home tu Winston Fridiiy eve ning lo honor their son and daiigh- tei inluw, Mr. iiimI .Mis. Willanl Moigiui. nf Seiillle. I It m u I tin) bou duets of coloitul siuing Howei's were used lo curry nut the prelly dennutive inotil tor the m-cuslou, Coiers were placed lor Mr. and -Mis. Willaid Miirgun. guests ot honor, All. iiiul Mrs. lionluii Slew nil, Air. and Mrs. matter Sand nmst, .Mr, ilnl Mrs. A. J. Klllsou. All. ulld Alls. Chester Alorgiiii and Air. uud Airs. .Morgan l.awaou. (Iitlues dud vtsiilng were ell.lo.ved during (he pleasant evening nonrs. Mr. ami Mil. Merg.iu leit Tuesday for their home ill Seattle. D. A. R. CELEBRATES FLAG DAY AT PICNIC AND PROGRAM TUESDAY Tho V. A. It. held a delightful noun picnic luncheon uud pro grain Tuesday at the home of Airs L. 10. Guodbourn at Alelrose to celebrate National Flag day. Aliss Adeline Stewart, regent. presided und other members pres ent Included Airs. Watson 10, Holse, Airs. Alary Tefft, Airs. F. II. Churchill, Airs. George Al. llrown and daughter, Miss Elaine, -Mrs. (t. II. Urinated, Airs. C. P. Cnylor, Airs. Paul Trueblood, of .Moscow Idaho, Airs. William Bell, Airs. Edwin Ilooth, Airs. J. A. Hewitt. Airs. Hay 8. Potreo,iiln, Airs. w. Alonger, Airs. ). E. Hen nigh, Mrs. N, Nelson, Airs, 10. L. i,unu(u,u, 1II1U :tllB. J. C,, UUUI1 bourn. Following the picnic luncheon, tno luterestilig program was pre sented. Thu next regular meet ing will be held In September. PUBLIC INVITED TO COUNTRY CLUB CARD PARTY NEXT FRIDAY One of tho most churming affairs of tho year will ho the Uoseburg Country club ladies oile-lbirty o'clock dessert-luncheon and card party next Friday, June 21th. at the club hcusu, lo which the general public has been most cordially lu- vneii to enjoy. I'he dessert-luncheon will be served at ono thlrly o'clock, fallow ed by contract bridge and five-hundred with the players pivoting ut mull- ruspectlvu tables. Prizes will be uwuided and a duor nrizii will also be given. Airs. II. T. Hansen, AIIB. I'J. U. IVOIllllUKUIl. Mrs. L. K. FiuB und Airs. It. C. Davis com pose the general committee for the party and ruaervatlons for Hie con tract bridge tables may bo made by calling one nf the committuo. Ues ervutlons fur thu five-hundred lableu may lie mado by calling Ali'B. J. E. Marks. - IOTA SIGMAl CLUB PICNIC IS ENJOYABLE AFFAIR OF FRIDAY Thu lota Slgnin club members and their families enjoyed a de lightful slxtlilrty o'clock picnic supper Fi iduy evening at tho homo of Air. uud Airs. John Weathorford on the North Pacific highway. Itev. II. C. Gleaton conducted the devotions; Airs. 10. II. Owens sung "HecuiiBu Ills Niimu Is Jesus," und Airs. C. A. Chuinlicrlill gavu a talk on the educational progress of the lolu Sigmu. Those enjoying Iho picnic and evening Included Air. und All's. J. II. Davis anil Unity Jean, Airs. Ho gard, Itev. II. ('. Gleaton, Air. und Alia. Herbert Groves und Carolyn and Itonuld, Airs. C. A. Cliniiiber lin, Airs. F. G. Ilurr, Air. und Airs. lOlwnrd Smith, Air. and Airs. Hos coo Alarslera and Hetty, Air. and Alia. 10. II. Owens and son. lllch ard. Aliss Esther Spiers, Eugene I,uClulr. Airs. C. W. Groves and .Mr. and Airs. Weill herford and Ellen and Allco Jean. MRS. CLAIR K. ALLEN ENTERTAINS AT LUNCHEON FOR LONGVIEW VISITOR Airs. Clair K. Allen entertained al a charming onu o'clock lunch eon Fridny nt her ntlructivo home on Watson troet, liuving as bur gtiesta Iho Christmas cluh mom hers In honor Airs. John AlcClln lock, of I.ongvlew, Wash., n for mer iiiembur of Hie dull. Colorful potlrey and orangocol ored poppies carried out u pretty mill If lor tho luncheon, ('overs wero placed for Airs. AleCllnloek, guest of honor, Airs. 1). II. Ilubur, Aits, (lay Cordon, Airs. ('. II. Wade, Airs. 1,. 10. AleCllnloek. Airs. II. C. Church, Mra. O. Al. Ilerrle, Mrs. Vein AlrClintoek Jones uud (he hostess. Airs. Allen. Conlrnct bridge wus (he diver sion of Hie eujoyuhlo ullcrnooil boura with Airs. Ilerrle winning thu high score prizu. ROSEBURG REBEKAH LODGE HAS MEETING TUESDAY EVENING lioaehiirg liebekuh lodge. No. II, met Tuesday evening In regular session ul Ihe I. ). (), F. hall with Elsie Heece. viee-griind, us presid ing officer. The business mooting was held and a letter was read by the secretary from Currlo Itlekart, luesideul of Ihe ltehekah asselu. lily, iippoinllng Myrtle Spuugh as dlslrlrl chairman of the good of H der. The visiting coiiimitteo uppulnlod Included Evelyn Hoover, Myrtle hpnugli and Misie Jackson. Winnie lluwii gave Ihe vice grand charge and unwrllteu work in a very p leasing imiliuer. Ardeth Pin kiuson. of Wisconsin, w ns a visitor of Ihe evening. The door prize wus won by MIsb E!tell Curl son. The next meeting will be ut S o'clock the evening of June UMh ;il the hull. MODERN ARTS CLUB MEETS AT SULLIVAN HOME ON THURSDAY The Alodern Arls club met at (lie home of Airs. H. Sulllvull Thursday tilternonu. A new pro ject was slurted ul this meeting, which will be completed ul Hie ucxl meeting to be held June ?:t at (he Sullivan home with Airs. O. .1. l'eldkauip iictlng as hos tess. Hoses glared the serving table and covets were arranged for Airs. O. .1. Feldkump. Airs. C. .1. Schloe luali, Airs. Kenneth I'loake. Mrs. Howard Ciook. Airs. Kenneth Ford and the hostess, .Mis. H. Sulll-vuu. LADY ELKS ENTERTAIN AT GUEST-DAY BRIDGE TEA TUE60AY AFTERNOON (Inn nf llm tiiAHt eltRrmlxv of. rHft-R nf llm uniiHjin uina Ilia 1 u,lu Elks guest dny bridge tea Tuesday uiieriioon hi me temple with Mrs. Ilill'tha Pm-rnll nelinv -mh knatua uiio Airs, t;. w;. I'araer auu Mra H. L. ScoflnlH h .o.eli.ti,.,,,(.n (Inreumtft linuminta nt a..l.,,.n o 111154 roses were used about the large room. Contract bridge and flve- hundred U'ei-R In nhiv ditrlnv il.a uiiernoon. 'i nose enjoying the oc casion Included Airs. W. F. Harris Al I'M. Cbiii- K Alien f,-u A V Kent, Airs. C. W. Wharton, Mrs. L. Al. Lilly, Mrs. E. If. Aletzger, Mm. L. Wi Josse, Airs. P. H. Jurgensen, All's. FdWjii'd rtlnnu t,-B A Sutherland, Airs. Chester Hercher) .MIB. r.. 1. laildv. Aliss .lean PAIi.in of San FlItnelKcn Mm U n w,l. doll, Airs. Ilroadwuy, Mrs. Frank i-oen, sirs. j. e. sawyers, Mis Hui'l'V S. lllaek-. Mi-h T M Hl'H W lltinn XI ,'u U Dl.l. aids, Airs. George Wharton, Mrs rj. a. i-osi, Airs. li. u. Stearns AIl'B. II. L. . WliimtlA M,.D l-f i Scoflold, .Mrs. J. F. Barker, Mrs. B 1 HSRV. 1 rH Wu lap CjDr,n . Ora VVelkor, Airs. 8. J. Shoemaker AIl'B. KOVfl tta!R Mn MnlolU voyt, Airs. H. T. Hansen, Airs. E O. Iticlfii. Mrs. n. n. Siniii-Bli Mr. II. 'I'ltvlnt' &li-a II I rl,.,....u Mrs. Fred Hchwut-lv Xf,.a D rn I,.,' bar, Airs. J.. Harold Nichols, Mrs. George Alellee, Airs. C. G. Van Val- zan, airs. u. it. Freum, All's. D. fi Alorgun, Airs. J. L. Yarnall, Mrs. Al. F. Hle.e. Xl,-u l'i.,t u,...,ii,.... Airs. A. J. Hochradel, Mra. W. S Hamilton, Airs. M. B. Green, Mrs. W. Al. AlcIOachern, Mrs. 11. C. Davis, All's. Ell llt-nwn Xlt-u O rn rrin,n Airs. E. A. Helmboldt, Airs. Bertha i-iliroit, Airs. Frank Brown, Alrs- r;. k. ftnenmin. Airs. A. H. Perrln, Airs. E. (i. nimikn Met, u u iir.,1 lermlre, Alra. Charles Healy, Airs. v- r.. niariia, airs. u. W. Parker, Ali'B. W. O, dinger, Mrs. Charles Hovd. Airs. H. n. Dai-liv M,-B r in Jackson, Airs. Frederick J. Porter! .hiss Helen Cusey, Aliss Jane Whar ton. AliSB Pelll-l .Inima f,,l,l XllOa Gertrude Itust. A I'S. E. It. MnlKirAI- Wn tho kll. score contract brldgo club member prize with Mrs. L. Al. Lilly winning the contract guest prize. Airs. Churlns llrtvil u,m itio l,t.,i, u,. tllu u.eii iiiuiiiuei llve-himdred prize with Airs. B. A. noiinnoiui, winning Ihe guest five hiindreil prize. Spechil rive-hundred Prizes went tn Aim k,,.ii,iL- high; Airs. c. T. Tipton, second high, and Airs. Wultermire conso lation prize. Airs. Jackson had charge of the five-hundred tables with Mrs. H. T. Hansen uud Airs. Edward lllnes In chiiree nf Ihn l,,.,lnn l..l,ln.. " ""iihd muica. i no decorations were in charge of Mrs. A. 10. Kent and Airs. Broadway with Airs. It. U Whlpplo and Mrs. II. C. Darby in charge of this re freshments. Pell WilH Hni'VAil al ttiA 1 n0 the curd play. Tho ten table, cov ered by u lovely hieo cloth, wus con- lereu witii a suuiiow dish holding colorful Iceland imillllnu flatxhWA 1... lull lighted Ivory tapers. Mrs. Chester Hercher, presldont. '"and- Mrs: Herllui Pi nil I. ui,. poured. ' ' a B. P. W. C. HAS VERV INTERESTING MEETING ON MONDAY EVENING TIlO ItUSllleSH llllfl Pl'rruUl,..,l Woiuen's cltili huld their lust regu lar meuting of tho year at the club liouao Alonduy evening, Juno 13, Willi Ilia Furnswnrlli ,-ntf,-!,,,, -uui. denl, presiding. Hill' IIU (lie pvetitmr v,.v i,... eating reports on Hie state conven tion, neiu recently at AlcAllniivllle, wero given liy Vera Frodrlekson, iiirol nv Norton and Inn l.' won it. FollOwlllLr llienn roitni'lu M, sumhiiiniiul emblem, und lnlilutlon seivice wii3 in-pR,ii(,fi u,ni t,.n members, I.ydltt Owen and Nance I'liKsiniuuins, being initiated. With Miirlliii p,.,-v until, .. i. stalllne ofrieni- tlm rll,i inalallud as offlcera for the com ing year: president, Lucille Lenox; vico prealdenl. Kutu Slnnlgor; cor reBnoudina seeretin-v llnrniln- NT,,,-. Ion; recording aeerntnry. Alurgrct Oilorkirk. and sergeantat-urms. Lois Duncan. At the dose nf Mm hiisimiau do. slim, a Bcclal time waa enjoyed ami oencloiiB I'lilrealiiuents were aeivod by (he rommltten In iihurgu, which included Alarthn Perry, Edylh Gillnollr. Lucille l.enox, liolnui Grohe und Ha I.iiii- llllf-ll HUtiu m,,.,!!,,,, .-..,.. I I.. I. nne of the most enjoyable of tho year. . SAnniiRA r.i iir mffts at npl irtUTtriii nuiMPD AT BELL HOME TUESDAY lludourn club, liaiiKhlcrs of the Nile unit ut a delightful li:3() o'clock no-hostess dinner 'I'uoBday ovo iiliiu: at llin homo of Alia. William Hell on South Jackson street. Covers wero arranged for Airs. (I. Ii. Ha I os, Mrs. William Hell, AIib. A. .1. Young. Mrs. Will H. Gerretsen, Airs. Al. H. Green. Airs. Lining W. Jordan. Mrs. lien Wells. Mrs. Allien Mleolll, All's. II. It. Edwards and Airs. George II. Smith, a new member. 'I'he group spent the pleasant veiling hums sewing for the shrine hospital. The next meet lug will be held July 12 ut a uoon picnic luncheon ut the Gerretsen amp at hichester. MRS. O. M. BERRIE ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLUB ON MONDAY Airs. O. M. Ilerrle wns a Brarlnus hostess at H one o'clock luncheon, when she entertained her brtdge lub nt her home on East Doug- Ins sireet Alonduy nl'tci-unon. Spring flowers were used us a dec orative motif for Hie occasion. Covers were placed for Airs. ( . IV Wade, a guesl, and All's. Fred Lorkwood. Mrs. Clair K. Allen, Airs. II. C. Church. Airs. Hoy Catch ing. Airs. Waller Fisher. Airs. John II. llnhliisnn uud Airs. 10. U. Kulll hageii. Conirarl bridge was enjoyed dur ing Ihe pleasant nlteiiioon hours wllli Alls. Allen winning the high 8coi e pvli.0. Jacket These two Utile picnickers in tume In fine lightweight wool fiannoi; The girl at 'tbe left tupks ber ing flannel slacks that are beautifully tailored and niost qonifpituble, is cum in u lairiy Biiort, gored sKirt MISS MILDRED WILCOX AND JIM S. WHIPPLE MARRY ON WEDNESDAY Alias Mildred Wilcox, daughter of Mr. and Airs. George Al. Wilcox, of Oakland, and Jim Si Whipple, son of E. G. Whipple, of Drain, were married ut twelve o'clock Wednes day noon ut the M. E. church with Rev. W. C. Cronk, of Myrtle Point, performing the impressive ceremony. The bride, who was un attended, was, given in marriage by nor miner. The bride was attractive in a two-piece suit of Alice blue with whito accessories and n corsage of sweetpeas and gardenias, Only close friends ulld relatives were present for the ceremony. Following the service, a lunch eon was enjoyed at the Hotel Ump qua. For her golng-away costume' the bride chose a topcoat to match her suit, with navy blue accesso ries. Following a wedding trip to northern points, they will make their home in Drain. The bride Is a graduate of Uni versity of Oregon and is a mem ber of tio netu Phi Alpha sorority..' She has been teaching the past two years at Drain high school. Air. Whipple ulteuded University of Oregon and Willamette univer sity and is usaociated with his father In the lumber ami piling business. MERRY-GO-ROUND CLUB 18 ENTERTAINED AT WILSON HOME WEDNESDAY . Airs. J. H. Wilson very gra ciously oiitertaiiied the Alerry-Go, Round club at her home at Win ston Wednesday afternoon at a delightful 7:30 o'clock salad lunch eon.. Airs. Wilson was assisted in serving by her daughter, Mra. W. II. Carter ami .Miss Thclma Cniter and Airs. Archie Wilson. Snapdragons were used to dec- orato the serving tables, while bouquets nf sweutpeus and mixed spring blossoms were altrnctivoly ai'i'angefl about the rooms. Covers were placed for Mrs. J. Harold Nichols, president, Mrs. G. Uacher. Airs. Al. B. Green. Airs. Clay Smith, Mrs. Earl Smith, Mrs. V. C. Winston, Airs. L. B. Skinner, Mrs. I). II. Morgan, Airs. Georgo Johnson and daughter, (loorgoue, Alia. II. A. Winston, Airs. Fred Itcniier, Airs. Earl Ageo, Airs. Roy Havens, Airs. Jack Silks- dorf, Airs. W. II. Carter, Airs. Ar chie v ilson, Aliss Thelina Cur- tor and the hostess. Alls J. R. Wil son. - Plnochlo, sowing mid visiting wero enjoyed during tho artor noun. Tho next inccllng will be held June 211 ul Ihe homo of Mrs. 11. II. Aim gau at Wlnatiiii. mrs. j, d. Mclennan ENTERTAINS BRIDGE OLUB TUESDAY EVENING Alra. J. II. Alcl, cumin wna a moat gi'UcioiiB hostess Tuesday uvcnlug, when alio entertained her bridge cluh at. her luvely home on Euat l.ano street. Beautiful bouquets of rosus. lurkspur and poppius wero uttruetivoly urrunged about the rooms. Contract brldgo was enjoyed dur ing the pleasant evening . l)oira with Alts. Frederick J. Porter win ning the high score. Later in the evening Airs.. AIcIauiiuiii served a. lovely supper lo Airs. Hugor ilalley, Airs. W. It. Chrlsler, Airs. Frank Coen, Airs, Alarshall Peligrtl. Alra. George Hinder and Airs. A. I). PaiT, members, und Airs. Porter, it guest. P. F. P. A. HOLDS ANNUAL PICNIC AT WAREHOUSE MONDAY rite Houglns Protective assncln- ton held its annual fire warden's meeting nt a delightful nntm pic nic dinner for wardens, their wives and families and friends, nl the new headquarters In Edenbow- or Alonduy. The wardens meeting was held to illseuss Iho ehaugus uud poll rlcs of the organization. Fred 1,. SoXithwIrk, district warden, con ducted the panel discussion of the instruction and changes-In policy. About one liuuilieil and twenty- live enjoyed the ocuaiiou. and Skirt and Slack blue wear four interchangeable nieces and a trim Jacket which buttons MISSIONARY SOCIETY r' MEETS AT FIES HOME " THURSDAY AFTERNOON .'The Presbyterian Missionary so ciety held a, very interesting meet nig Thursday afternoon, 'at Uie.sl traollve home of Mrs, C D. Plea In Laurelwood with Mrs. Fred Fisher, Mrs, Barton Hellwell, Mrs. George Af. Brown and Mrs.' R. H. Qrlnsted as hostesses. - Mrs.. Homer Grow, president, conducted the meeting; with Mrs. C. E. Iloberts In pliurge of the inter esting program. Mrs, 13. H. Mots gor gave a talk ' on missions and conditions in Japan and Mrs. Hub erts talked on Jews of the world. At the tea hour lovely refresh ments were served . to Mrs. 1,. F. Wilson, Mrs. F. Al. Compton and Alias Gertrude Curtis,' of Portland, guests, and Mrs. Homer Grow, Mrs. C D. Fles, Alra. C. E.' Roberts, Airs. D.. O. Clark, Airs. Barton Helliwell, Airs. R. H. Qrlnsted, Mrs. George Al. Brown, Afrs. Alargaret-Rodgers, Airs. Watson E. Boise, Mrs.' G. V. Young, Airs. y. Al. Chalmers, Airs. Earl Ullrich,!' Mrs. 'Ira Rankin, Mrs; ;' W: C. Faueette, Mrs. Fred Fisher, . Mrs. E. R. ; Aletzger, -Madame AL. J. Shoemaker, Mrs. L. L. Bodle. Airs. Oi Wicklem, Airs.' T, Summers, Airs. W. Af. . Cuinpbell, Airs. p. Bristol and Aliss Alargaret Clapp. ; . . ' The next-meeting; wlir be held July 11, the place of Which will be announced Inter, , ,'. MRS.'L. M. LILLY IS - HOSTESS TO BRIDGE ' CLUB ON WEDNESDAY Alra. L. Al. Lilly very graciously entertained her , bridge club ut a lovely ono-thlrty o'clock dessert luncheon nt her. home Wednesday afternoon. Beautiful bouquets of sweetpeas, red roses and other spring flowers were attractively ar ranged cn the serving tables and about the rooms. Covers wero placed for Airs, Ches ter Horqlier, Airs. Grant Osborn and Alts. Vera, AJcCllntock Jones, guests, and Airs. Bernard Young, Airs, T. R. Burr, Mrs. A.' J. Ellison, Airs. H. H. Tumor, Mrs. A. B. Tay lor, Airs. Bert Courtney, .Mrs. Homer Grow, Mrs. P. Al, Leo and Airs. Frederick J. Porter, Contract bridge was enjoyed dur ing the afternoon hours with Mrs. Porter winning tho high score prize. ; FERN KELLY HONORED AT DELIGHTFUL FAREWELL PARTY A surprise law party was given at the homo of Air. and Airs. Hon B. Irving, in honor of Fern Kelly who is moving to Salem, (lames wore played and' later a delicious dinner was served on the lawn. I.ovoly gifts were prosented to Fern by the following: Judith Sovorson a guest from Albany, 'Airs. J. II. Turnbull, Mrs. Ira Ilyrd. Dorothy Cruiiimott, Dor othy Nelson. Betty Ilyrd. Irma Morgan. Itutli Snoddy, Virginia Klaeiihammer. : Wanda Jurgens, Rosemary Irving, Ruth Knlgge, Francos Irving, Cntherlno Irv ing. - PUBLIO INVITED TO HAM LUNCHEON' NEGTWEEK The Catholic Indies Sewing so eloty has issued a must . cordial Invitation to tho general publo.to attend a noon ham dinner next Wednesday, Juno 22, nl the parish hall on North Kano stroet. The dinner will bo served from 11:30 lo 1:30' o'clock. The . committee . In charge . In-, eludes Airs. F. Ijingctiborg. .Mrs. Hargls, Mrs. Francis,: Airs. E. I,. I'oluii. Airs. P.- H. - Jurgensen uud Airs.. Hyran. . . ' LADY ELKS WILL MEET NEXT THURSDAY NIGHT ' " The Lady Elks will meet at a social at eight o'clock next Thurs day evening nt the temple with -Mrs. Chester Hercher. president, in charge, and Airs. Fred Hamilton ! as hostess. High score prizes will bo awarded In contract bridge aud i five hundred. All Lady Elks are must cordially Invited to be pres- i euL ' ., , . j and Shirt of the same week-end snorts rnn. smart, short-sleeved sblrtinto matnh. Her emqnsde,drnklng friend, right, down the front, ' . . MRS. F. W. MORRISON ' ;' ENTERTAIN8 EXECUTIVE BOARD OF WOMAN'S CLUB At a charming tea from three to five o'clock yesterday afternoon, Mrs. p. W. Morrison, new presi dent Of tha Rfisnhn,.!, U'n,an's clqb, entertained the executive board, club house hoard and hoard of directors, at her lovely home on Chndwick Street. Mra. Hnfae rtultov assisted the hostess about the rooms ana in serving. -Attractive bouquets of spring flowers were used shout the rooms. The tea table waa. vorv' lnt,l with Its point lane cloth centered by a bowl of sweetpeas, flanked by ,aiiuuer uutt'ia in pausies. sirs. W Al. Campbell, retiring president of the club, poured- Those .enjoying the afternoon with Airs. '.Morrison Included Alts. Ilalley, Airs. W. A1. Campbell, Mrs. AL-R. Richards, Airs. W. H. Chrls ler, Airs. E. G.- Kohlhagen, AJrs. Edwin G. Young, Mrs. L. A. Wells, Airs. J. C. AlcCallister, AJrs. n. L. Whlnnle. Airs: Karl ini,.i.t :xi.,D F. A. Hitrd, Airs. E. h, Knapp, jlrp!,. v,. iv iiniieriy, mrs. roster But- iter anu airs. Frederick J. Porter. Plana fnr- Ihn nnn.l,,,- gram of the Roseburg --Woman's uiuu weie (iiscilBSeu. AIj-s. Al. - R. Richards, chairman, Alrs. Edwin O. Ynnni nn,l TVlec, Cnntt tin,,, : a uuu vriiimuia ure in charge of arranging the program w.c uuiiiiii6 ypar una me music committee of the cub Inciudes Airs. Homer Grow, chairman, Mrs Bernard Young, Mrs. H. F. English and Airs. Clyde Carstens. ' MRS. ADRIAN FISHER ENTERTAINS RDlnncr CLUB FRIDAY EVENING Airs. Adrian Fisher was a very gracious . hostess last evening, when she entertained her bridge club at her attractive home. Beau tiful bouquets of gladioli and syringa woro used about the rooms. Contract bridge wns onjoyod dur ing the evening with Mrs. ,L L Winiberly and Airs, Louis.' Fuller ton winning the prizes. Following the enjoyablo evening of bridge AIib. Fisher served a lovely salad supper to Airs. L. L. Wlmborly. Airs. T. R. Ilurr, Mrs. L. C. Cum mlngs, Mrs. Iotiis Fullorton, Mrs. i. B. Hennessy and Alts. J, a Hart, .members, and Mrs. Frederick J. Porter, a guest, BAPTIST MISSIONARY SOCIETY TO MEET Two meetings, will be enjoyod next week by the Roaoburg Baptist Missionary society members On Wednesday the Roseburg so ciety will meet at the church at one o'clock where cars will take Hioni to Glide, whore they will be guests of the afternoon meeting of tho Glide Missionary society. On Thursday the regular Mis sionary meeting of the Roseburg Baptist church will be hold at the church parlors at 2:30 o'clock with Airs. I). Irving as leader anil Mrs. Ella Harris and Mrs. Cuwl field as hostesses. PRO-AMERICA UNIT TO MEET NEXT WgEK ' Douglas unit of Pro-America will hold an important meeting at two oclock next Wednesday afiernoon at the home of tho prosident. Airs H. C. Waddeli. All ' members and all republican women arc most cordially Invited . to aitond the meeting. LADY LIONS TO MEET NEXT MONDAY - i-ni!"n-If''tI,'io"s n,oot J.3U oclock dessert-luncheon iiexl Monday at the homo of Mrs. Chde Fll ertnn nn I'n.. r..i. . : k.:"- , r .... u,.av Birt'ifi. i nc bus ness meeting will be li,' charge t'luaiuBiii, ,,irs. . .1. ft,. Hart folloivctl by contract bridge All Lady Uons are most c,rdlily In vited to bo present. GLEHGARY SEWING CLUB TO MEET NEXT WyEEK The GleimuiA- -i..i. ..., hold .in all-davinetllg and noou potltick lunohoon noxt Wednes day at the fccnio of .Mis. J. A. Ver mm. AH members are most cor dially invited to be prescuL HANDICAP TOURNAMENT CONTINUED BY LADIES OF COUNTRY CLUB The ladies of the Roseburg Country club continued the handi cap tournament play Thursday morning at the club house. Win ners In the first round of the tour nament play Include: Mrs. J. M, Judd won from Miss Helen Casey; Airs. H. O. Wells won over Mrs. J. A. Harding; Airs. B. J. Corum won over Mrs. J. F. Dillard; Mrs. R. li. Bridges won over Mrs. Pearson; Airs. Kenneth Quine won over Mrs. E. G. Kohlhagen; Airs. E. 8. Alc Clain won over Mrs. C. B. Van Ness; Airs. L. K. Fis won over Mrs. L. E. AleCllnloek and Mrs. W. Al. AlcEacbern woq qver Mrs. H. T, Hansen. Potluck luncheon waa enjoyed at the club house at noon by Airs. J. A. Harding, captain, Mrs. Frank Coen, Mrs. J, P, Dillard, Airs. H. CJ, Wells, Mrs. R. C. Davis, Alias Helen Casey, Airs. E. G. Kohlha gen, Airs. Fred Lockwood, Airs, B. J. Corum, Airs. H. T, Hansen, Airs. J. B. Marks, Mrs. R. D. Bridges, Mrs. Pearson, Airs. L. K, Fies, Mrs. E. J, Rodgers, Airs. J. Al. Judd, Ars. H. C. Stearns, Airs, lvau Pickens, Airs. Walter Fisher, Mrs. Kenneth Quipe and Mrs. W. M. McEachern. Plans were made for the public card party to he held at a one thirty o'clock dessert-luncheon next Friday, June 21th, iat the club house. The contract bridge reser vations may be made by calling Airs. H. T. Hansen, Mrs. E. u. Kohlhagen, Airs. L. K. Fies or Airs, it. C. Davis. Reservations for five- h hundred tables way be made by calling Mrs, J. E. Marks, chairman. Prizes will be awarded for both contract bridge and five-hundred and a door prize will also be given. The general public has been Invit ed to enjoy the affair. Contract bridge was enjoyed dur ing the afternoon with Airs. U. D. Bridges winning the high score and Mrs. H. C. Wells winning the Second high score. The ladies will continue the handicap tournament play at 8:30 o'clock next Thursday ,u,,iig f, !,uiiuck luuciieun at the club house at 1?:30 and con tinuation of the summer curd tour nament In the afternoon. MRS. H. D. HALMEH IS COMPLIMENTED AT LOVELY SHOWER PARTY Airs. H. n. Piilmnc nca r,n,.,,niin 1 Williams, wna Qiicni-la-wl '...i. lovely miscellaneous shower given in uer nonor al the home of Miss Addie Hill Friday. The house was Very CleVOl-tv dnnn,-uln,l ,!!. sonal flowers and a miniature cot tage wnero a small bride and groom welcomed Airs. Palmer to find her eifts within nhnu i oijng Airs. Palmer were her moth er, .mrs. nemo AlcCoinas, Mrs. Gladys Saunders, Mrs. Alargaret i-uiusuii, mra. itoy Rose, Airs Vi vian ltieWntHn 11,- . Spiegler, Airs. Edith Ackort and Airs.- Earl Hill. Refreshments were served by the hostesses, Addie Hill and Carol Ackert. -t PYTHIAN SISTERS TO MEET NEXT WEDNESDAY An esnerdiillv 1,,, ....., . i .. . --j unit meei- ing of the Pythian Sisters has been announced for eight o'clock next Wednesday evening to bo wi1? " th0 K' of ' p- Hall, at which time delegates to grand ed"'' Pf',d'e'' wi" be elect m. i? '"V" bF' "'6 last regular V u e rytnian sisters, be fore disbanding r ,,. .'. t- '"I Bummer gj uibbu 10 oo pres- fr'o- club'to MEET NEXT TUESDAY Thn IJ C- n iL i "' uluu wl" "leet next .niesday afternoon at the home of Airs. Myrtle Norwood at 803 West Lane street.. All members arc most cordially Invited tu be pros- W. C. T, U. TO MEET NEXT WEDNESDAY The II,. iir 1 fwolnfinl ''.t,b",si,,ess "wo'lns at ,.. .1, V, .7 , ,1B1 Wctlneaday 1 , "Ji" Episcopal church , "eniu an mourners and triends are en,.,nuii i. . tend. M. B. CT T cl aml n -Hn : (Continued on page 8) POEPS CORNER "IVNOUKING A I VOUR DOOR" yj. in. uuuper. Can t you hear me iluimini- nn vnt. .1.-... I've pushed so hard ii s leaning Half across your floor. Can t y01, soe rju 11,1,1, Can t you hcac m0 wishing, can t you see. tho dbor open Co outside' and looking Al-Ollm! ., . .. uuur, oenuing, , No one q..u there, standing In the tiviiiui,, Did you hear mo banging ' Jr viere you only fooling, j ., ,,.,, ulo ,00r m the soft wind cooling. in. i u near mo calling -'!ou hear me knocking? set tho house a-tipplmc And the dishes rocking. Broke some precious china . huiashod across the floor. Because 1 came a-knocking Banging at your door. Can't you feel a tlpplng ' hlnk Id stand outside And never be a knoeklng? ru-, i ,i rar mo talking t ail t yu 8eo mo th,,lklI Pick mo up and shake me ill !hi t..o -i , . . Wlimi tlm tea grounds sftlo AIlil tnprn iin'f I bat knoc king Ht youP doof Uas Jual the thought ot me.