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TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON, SATURDAY, JULY 1 6, 1938. SdXCDLE Social Calendar Sunday, July 17 Agoe clun annual rounlnn and noon picnic basket dinner ut Goph or vulley north or Sheridan. Rela tives unil friends Invited. Annual Barker reunion ami noon basket illnnor at Idloyld park lit ono o'clock. Relatives und friends Invited. Cochran picnic mid all-day af fair al Colon Valley grange hull. AlcLaughln clan all-duy picnic and program at Benton-Lane park on the Wcslside highway between . Monroe and Junction city, Monday, July 18 l.iuly Lions afternoon meeting postponed. Dr. 11. L. Dunn's nondcnomln.'i llonal HI bio study claim will moot at 7:4r, o'clock In evening at din- Ing hall of Douglus hotel to take up subject of "The Rupture of the Church Contrasted With the Rov elation or the Christ." Public In vited. Tuesday, July 19 Choral club to honor Mis. C. S. llelullno nt noon picnic luncheon nt Will H. (iorretscn camp on North Umpqua at Winchester. An nual election of officers. All mem bers and former members of Chor - nl club invited. Ilrlng own table service and meet at 12 o'clock at Woman's clubhouse. Ice cream to bo furnished. Job's Daughters picnic al home of honored queen. Alnrjorlo Ott, on North Umpqua river. Those do Birlng transportation, meet al homo of the guardian, Mrs. H. L. Whipple, at 3:30 o'clock In after noon. , Wednesday, July 20 Merry-Go-Round club Invited to one o' clock luncheon und gurden party to be held at the D. H. .Skin ner homo with Mrs. Sktnnor and Airs. H. A. Winston bb Joint hos tesses. Roschurg Art and Embroidery club afternoon mooting ut home of Mrs. Union Darby. , 1 " 'Thursday, July 21 ' Gui'tlcn .Valley "Women's club 'Tli'e'eting al two 6'elbck In " after ' nooil at clubhouse with Mrs. It. A. Calhoun as hostess. Ludlos of Reselling Country club to play golf ut 8:30 a. m. l'otluek luncheon at Vi::w al ciuii house and urternoon or , conlrucl bridge. llaptlst Missionary society spon soring silver leu at two o'clock lit home of Mrs. I,. M. I'ontnoy, r;!3 S. Stephens street. Mrs.: (.', Hnoddy null Mrs. George t'as liey, Joint lea chulrmcu, and Mrs, Albu Spmigh and Mrs. II. Ander son In churgo or program or read ings and music. Friday, July 22 Roseburg, Oukluml and Suther lln P. N. G. club members und hushunils Invited to 7 o'clock pot luck picnic supper at V. V. limp ham homo on Winchester street. July 24 l'ioueor . atugu .-drivers annual picnic will bo held at Paradise creek near Elkton. All singe driv ers und pluneers Invited. Basket dinner at noon. Coffee will ho furnished by the commitleo. JEAN McCLINTOCK HA8 PARTY ON BIRTHDAY AT HOME OF GRANDPARENTS Jean McClintocIc, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. James McClintock of Madison, .New Jersey, celebrated her fifth birthday anniversary at a very delightful party Monday afleri oon from three to five o'clock at the home or her patern al grandparents, Mr. uml Mrs. .1. 10. McClintock on lOast Cass nti'iiet. . . Lovely gifts were presented lo Jean from Joanne Hewitt, of He utile. Anno Trueblood, or Moscow, Idaho, Ann and Jean rullerion, Harriet Catherine lloolh, Nancy Alcl'liuloek, Charles and Joan Mr C'llnlock and Terry Jones. (lames wore enjoyed ami later the heaiitllully decorated birthday cake was cut and lively refresh ments were served to the guests by Mrs. J. K. McClintock, assisted by Mrs. James McClintock and Mrs. Vera McClintock .Iiiucb. a YOUNG LUTHERANS AND FRIENOS ENJOY ANNUAL PICNIC FRIDAY EVENING The Young Lutherans league of St. Paul's Lutheran church ami Ihelr invited guests hehl their an nual picnic last Friday evening at maple grove. Durlug the evening various games were enjoyed, loiter the group enjoyed picnic refresh lunula. Thuse enjoying the affair were Miss Mabel Dawson, Miss Elounor Morllmer, ,MI,. ul June and Vera tlnetz, Alias lather Dnlan, Miss Mnrlleo Yeager. Mr. anil .Mrs. Andy Sihllck. Itev. and Mrs. Sylwester. Mr. anil Mrs. Itoy lleburd, Mr, and Mrs. Charles Hee rroft, Lewis Wilson, SI Hurt linker. Herman Adklns, Hud itoelz, Kliner J-'rltls and Dick I legem PAST PRESIDENTS CLUB HAS MEETING FRIDAY AFTERNOON The I'ttst I'resldent'B club of George Stariner auxiliary to I'nlt ed Spanish War Yeterans met yes terday with Mrs. W. I). dinner at her home in Hie Oi ami hotel. Mrs. Percy Webb und Mrs. Sum Sumner were honored on their Mrlhdays ami lovely rakes wete cut In their honor and gills Tom the club were given to them. Ijiter Mrs. cllnger served dell clous refreshments to .Mrs. Sturm- r. Mrs. Margaet Kodgers. Mrs. Paul Dempsey, .Mrs. W. C. I'rlulz. and Mrs. Peicy Webb The next meeting will be August 5 at the Jioiue of Mrs. Dempsey. By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER TWO CHARMING BUFFET SUPPERS ENJOYED IN BEAUTIFUL WHARTON GARDEN Two or the most charming social urrali-B of the year were enjoyed tins week at the beautiful new homo or Mr. and Mrs. '. W. Whar ton on Chadwlck street, when Mr. and Mrs. Wharton, Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Josso und Mrs. Broudwny en teituiued Tuesday night at a suttui o'clock buffet supper und garden party, and again on Friday eve,n with Mrs. J. F. Marker as an addi tional hostess. The garden of the Wharton home Is one of the most beautiful pluces In Douglas county. The Iuwiib or the gulden are on flat tor- races, the walls of which are gor geous rnckorioB, some of which con tain only plums and ferns grown In Oregon, while other sections or the garden Include rule pin in 8 and shrubbery, with buuutimi gurden riowers. - The two suppers were ' served buffet style. The table, ul ranged III tllft lllllinir l-,ini,l U'na i.nvuc.n with an exquisite eloth and cenler- ou wnn a lovely oowi or summer hl,)UU,tl,lM rl'll BKIflll Initio., In tl,n JMI'flmi IVnt'll Ulll-unlivulu n n.wl around (he pools and on tho terrace uvorioiiKiog me city. Heaulltul Japanese lanterns, strung on long wire anil IihiidIiiv fi-n,,, iho i,anu und larger shrubs, lighted tho gur- uen lor toe occasion. On 'I uoBiluy evening Mr, and Ml-B. Wlllirtntl. Mr ni,l . M,-u Josse and Mrs. llrondwuy, wore assisted by Charles Scorield, Jack Josso and Miss Gertrude Host. Following the supper hour,' .Iliek .TllHMn lllnvml f,ri,, nt .1... Ilghtrul nccordlon numbers, (luests Invited Tuesday evening included Mrs. A. T. Dltchburn, of New York, Ml'K. .Ifilili I'nllerunn nf !,, L- t. Cisco, Mrs. Leo Poller, of Eugene, Col. and Mrs. E. F. Tandy, Dr. and Mrs. Arthur 14 Mn,,tir,i . n.. . and Mrs. Kenneth Kinney, Dr. and airs, iiarry single, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Chapman, Mr. mid Mrs. A. Ai Wilder. Canliiln uml Mra. Ed ward llliios, Mr. anil Mrs. II. 0. Wutldoll. Dr. ami Mrs. l,y ll Mt.,w. art, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jenkins. Mr. and Mrs. .1. A. Harding, Mr. and MrH.'J. .1. il.nnllifrai- M, 1 .... Fred Schwartz, Mr. and Mrs. John ii. uoninaoii, Air. and Mrs. (. Al. Berrie. Mr. nnd Mi-k. 'iiihu ii'iiii,,,.. Ion, Mr. and- Mrs. Stan I .milium Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lockwood, Mr. and Mrs. Harris Ellsworth, Mr. and Mrs. Waltur Fisher, Mr. ami Mrs. J. C. Hume, Mr. and Mrs. Victor I'otlorson, Mr. ami Mrs. It, 1). Wil liams, Attorney and Mrs. , Dexter nice, Mrs. J. 17, Darker, Mrs. II. Cnfiey,' Miss Helen t'tisey, Mrs. Ar thur Wl. Hniini, Miss Margaret Bntlm, Airs. Edgar Lewis, Mrs. II. II. Htaplelon, Aha. Arthur Clarke, .Miss ltosu It. Parrott. E. L. Par. roll. Curds and visiting were en joyed during Iho ovonlng hours. "ii I'Tiuuy evening Mr. and Mrs. Wharton, Mr. und Mrs. Josse, Mrs. Ill-(lllilu-iiv uml li.u II,,,.!..... n assisted by Mrs. W. F. Chapman, nire. ii., Kj. vwiuuoii unu Miss Helen CllBCV. GlIOHtH lllvlleit r,li Ilia n. caslon Included Mrs. Pauline Josso, or Salem, Oregon, Mrs, A. T. Ditch- ourn, or New York Civ: Mlsn Louise inilersmi nf Pm'llnn,l ni,. and iMrs. A. 10, Kent, Mr. and Mrs. II. O.. Parueter. Mr. unil Mr, I II Wlharloii, Mr. and Mrs. George Wliiirtmi. Mr. iitifl l. n 17 u,i... herly, Judgu and Mrs. Carl 10. Wlni- uoiiy, Dr. anil Mrs. G. J. Hnchor, Mr. and Mrs. Al. J,. Ilrlcker. Mr. and Ml-H. M. II. Ilreiwi M. .l Itoy llellows, Dr. niul Airs. Geo. K. uouca, air. and Airs. James K. Sawyers, Mr. and Mrs. s. J. shoo- lllilker. Allnrmiv inwl M,.a I, I Whipple, Mr. and Mrs. w. S. Hamil ton, Air, and Airs. J. Gilliam Os borne, Mrs. Warren llrlggs, Miss HeSS llllll Miss .lllim U'liiirl.ut Mm Natalie Vnyt, Alias Alice lleland Mrs. T. H. Vlrdeu, Alias Gertrude llasl, .Mrs. Irvln llrunn. Airs. Al. F. Itlce, Airs. Mary F. Harding. Mrs. A. tl. Sul herliiinl. MImm Hnl..n n,.ii. er, Alorrls V. Ilowker, mil Whnrton, and .Mr. and Mrs. Frederick .1. Porter. Following the mippcr hour. Miss Helen Cnaey and Alias Alice Upland ilellttllllllllv elilerliihieil flin uiiouIb With a cnllile Holm. "Irnnn " r,,lnu. ed by Allss Casey 1 graciously re sponding to an encore by singing t mveril in mo iowii." a most enjoyable ahull, "Our Nail," con- lllilril tile iinliirtnlitiiimil 'l'l,.,u.. Inking part In the stunt Included .Miss Helen Casey, Miss Alice I'o Innd. Jack, George and Mill Wliur loii and S. J. Shoemaker. ' CORRINE HARPHAM IS HOSTESS AT DELIGHTFUL PARTY TUESDAY EVENING Allss t'orrlue Hliroham. asalsted by Allss Faith and Miss Virginia loung, nun Alias sally ami Mlhs lane Clarke, eulerlaliieil ut a do iKhllill giinleu parly at her home in Winchester street Tuesday eve ning. Guinea were enjoyed and biter a w leller roast w as held. Those en joying the evening Included Miss M nilly ii Heiiutnger. Miss Marilyn llnipham. Ml-.s .It'll 11 Itllihle. Miss Vivian and Allss Maxllle llarllev. Miss Faith and Miss Virginia Young. Miss Sully ami .Miss Jane Cluike, Miss Conine llnriihsni. Leslie Miller, Gordon Harness, Norman Hell, Jimmy llrlggs. Iloh iMrti)n. I.allrle Itllihle. 1'iiul lien. sur and .Shirley McLnughllu. ART AND EMBROIDERY CLUB TO MEET NEXT WEEK The Hoseburg Art and Knirrul- dery club will meet next Weduea day utteruoon al the home of Mrs. Linton Darby. All members are cordlully Invited to bo present i MR8. A. J. YOUNG ENTERTAINS AT CHARMING PARTY FOR MI86 WILLIAMS At a very charming party. Miss Ivllzaheth Williams. attractive bride-elect, was complimented al a ueiigiiiriii shower given by Mrs. A J. Young ut her lovely home on runt street Thursday evening. Ileautiriil bouquets or colorful summer blossoms were used about tho rooms. A lovely seven-thirty o'clock dessert-supper was served by .Mrs. Young, assisted by: her ouiiginer-iii-iuw, Mrs. H. A. Young, und Miss Kleunor Flea. A pretty pink, blue und while motif was carried out. Lovely gifts wore presented to Alias Williams from Alia, It. D. Wil liams, Mrs. C. 8. Helnllno. or Chey enne, Wyoming, Mrs. Fred Planer, mrs. w. k. iiucnnnun, Br., of Eu gene, Mrs. It. W. Miirsters. Mrs. M. II. Green, Mrs. A. J. Ellison, Airs. G. It. Hates, Mra. P. T. JJii- nar, Mrs. Maurice J. Newland, Airs. Charles 8. Cplllns, Mrs. Vera .McClintock Jones. Mrs. C. D. Flos. Mrs. T. O. Watson, Mrs. O. C. Fin- my, Airs. John Throne, of Salem. Mra. Nathan Fullerton, Mra. H. C. Church, Airs. Frank Long, Mrs. Ed win iiooth, Alra. Charles Oatrander or llandon, AlrB. Frederick J. Por ter, Allss Alarguret Ilaum, Misa Daphne Hughes, Misa Gertrude Do Ian, Miss .Margaret Page, AIIsb Itllth Hoover, Miss Elranor Fles, Alias Annnhelle Fisher, Mrs. Doro thy Hates, Allss Alurjorlo Aluyo Johnson und the hostess. Airs. A. J. Young. I he gifts were presented on a beuullfully decorated lea wagon. after which games were enjoyed wun prizes going to Allss Ailna holle Fisher. Mrs. Maurice .1. Nowlund and Alius Ruth Hoover. Miss Williams will become the bride or Wilbur McKeo on Sep tember 1st. ' PA8T MATRONS CLUB ENJOY8 DESSERT-SUPPER ON MONDAY EVENING 1 Mrs. H. L. Whipple and Alias; Ethel Webb were Joinl hostesses at a dollglitrul seven-thirty o'clock dessert-supper Atonduy evening nt me lormors nttracllvo homo on East Douglas street, having as their guests the members of the Past Matrons club of Hoseburg chapter of Eastern star. hweetpeas and mixed . summer rioweiB, arranged in nttracllvo bou quets, graced Iho serving tables unu wore used ubout the rooms. Covers were placed lor Airs. John 10. Ilnnyan, Mrs. William noil, Mrs. D. II. Alorgan, Airs. I). I. Lenox, Airs. C. G. Ferrler. Mrs. It. II. wil. Hams, Airs. Guy Cordon, Airs. Luol- in uiingenpeel, Airs. A. 10. Elliott, Mrs. Curl 10. Wimlierly, Airs. W. F. HiiitIs, Airs. J. C. Iloyse. Airs. V. J. Mlcelll, Airs. Alnhlo Welch, Aliss Margaret Page. Allss Gladys Has kin and the hostesses, Airs. Whip ple and Allss Webb. Sewing and visiting wero en- Joyed during the pleasant evening nours. iiio group decided to hold no mooting in August, but Instead will nttend the Eastern Stnr pic nic Unit month ut the William Aus tin gardens In Green. Tho Sep tember meeting diilu will bo an nounced later. THETA RHO GIRLS CLUB HAS INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS FRIDAY NIGHT At an Interesting open meeting tho Alpha Zola Thctu llho Girls club bad Insinuation of new off), cers at the I. O. O. F. hall Friday evening. Ileuutirul bouquets ol summer riowers decorated Hie lodgo rooms ror tho occasion. Mrs. Fred Gofr acted as Instal ling ofllcer mid was assisted by Ihu rollowlne Instnlllng staff: iniii-- Hhal, Lillian Nelson; warden, Kthel iiaiiey: secretary, Tllllo Johnson; treasurer, Ona Williams; chaplain, Evelyn Hoover; musician, Evelyn Frodrlokson; inside guard. Alyrtle Spuugh, mid oiiler guard, Lois Young. Edytho Florence Kellev lire- sided nl the piano during the time tho Installing officers put on their woi-k. The new officers Installed In. elude: president. Dorothy Nelson; vice-president, Einniii Lou Dish man; secretary., Freda Marker; treasurer, Cloydeue Darby; chap lain, 1 Hirls Williams; marshal. I'hyllla I'lilrono;! warden, Phyllis Morliin; conductor, Wandn Jur. gens; musk-Ian, June Waiigeman: right supporter to the president. Eunice llerblson; loll supporter to the president. Illlilegurd iloselund; first herald, Nina Alyrlck; second herald, lletly Maker; third herald. Clarissa Mabley; fourth herald. Hetty Wyutt; right supporter to the vice-president. Virginia Klnen- hammer; left supporter to the vlco presldeut. Clnrethel Iloselund: In side guard. Norma Porter; outside guard, Geralillue Watson, and solo ist, Unity Miirsters. I'ollowlug I he ceremony, refresh ments were served at beaiitll'ully iippnlnled tables in the banquet room. The committee In charge In- liided Ituth llrown. Wiuiilu Hnn mid Aturgaret Kudgers. CHORAL CLUB TO PICNIC NEXT THURSDAY, JULY 19 The Itoseburg Choral club will hold its annual election of officers at a delightful noon picnic lunch eon ut the Will II. Gerretseu camp on the North Umpqua at Winches ter. All members and former choral club members are Invited to enjoy the artalr. which will honor Mrs. C. s. Helpline, nrsiinltor and first director of the club. I lira will leave the Itoseburg Wo man's clubhouse al 13 o'clock. These attending haie been asked to cull Mrs. A. J. Elllsou ut SJT-J and to bring their own plate, cup. saucer and silverware. Ice cream will be furnished i SINGLETON-JACKSON PARTY FOR HAZEL STRICKLAND 18 CHARMING AFFAIR MONDAY One of tho moat charming par ties of the season was the miscel laneous ahower party given by Mrs. Ford Singleton and Misa Doris Jackson .Monday evening at the former's beautiful new home on East Douglas street to compli ment .miss imzei Strickland, popu lar bride-elect. The rooms were lovely with gor geous bouqueta of coral-colored gladioli arranged in white vaaea. I be many beautiful sbowor gifts were presented to Alisa Strickland in a large pink decorated basket outlined with large orchid and blue Hydrangea flowers. Girta were presented to Miss Strickland rrom Airs. D. W. Helll- woll, Mra. Lynn Mockley, Mrs. Al vnh DoOuire, Airs. Dorothy Chase limit, Airs. Frank Long, Airs. A. J. Ellison, Mrs. Al. II. Muncy, Mra. D. B. Allen, of Heml, Oregon, Mra. Phil llarth, .Mrs. Fred Lockwood, .ii. can wisner, Allss Helen Casey, Mrs. Vera McClintock Jones, Allss Colelta Lnngenberg, Mrs. Isahelle Urown, Miss Esther Mevan, Mrs. It. C. Davis, Mrs. E. it. wuiion, Mrs. Edwin Uooth, Mrs. G. M. lies. Airs. Nathan Fullerton, Airs. C. M. O'Alalley, Mrs. Adrian Fisher, Mrs. Lucille Hlbbs, of Cor vallla, Mrs. J. P. Molschenbacher, Mrs. Hubert Black, Mrs. W. A. Hupp, Mra, Frederick J. Porter and tho hostesses, Airs. Singleton and Miss Jackson. Contract bridge wus the diver sion of the pleasant evening hours with Airs. Long winning the high score prize: Mra. Muncv. the ec. ond prize and Alias Casey winning mo uaveiillg prize. Following the bridge play the hostcsseB, assisted by Airs. Helll well, Airs. Mockley and Mrs. n. Oulre, served a lovely salad sup per at prettily appointed small tables. MIsb Strickland will become tho bride or Kenneth Helllwoll of tliln city, on July 23rd. . MISS ALMIRA McCORO AND EDWARD HARTZ MARRY ON JULY 8TH Miss Almllll AlcCnrd. ilnnrlilei. or Air. and Mra. Al. II. McCord. of Glide, and Edward Hnrtz, of Cava lier, North Dakota, were married at tho First Presbyterian manse In Roseburg Friday, July 8. Itev. William C. Faucetle nnslnr or the church, performed the Im pressive ceremony. The bride, who was attlrod In a smart mill,-.,,,- r gray with accessories or white, was attended by her sister-in-law, Mrs. .,. niyior Mccorii. Melvln McCord, brother or tho bride, acted n hem man to Air. Hartz. Thoso attending the wo,i,iin were the Immediate ramlly or the bride Including: Mr. and Mrs. Al. H. McCord, or Glide. Melvln Mr.. Cord, or Diamond hike, und Air. and n. j. niyior iMccord and Luclnd; Ben, or Dlxonvlllo. lureiy wet 1 HIT , inner aervod at the home of the bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Al. H Alo Cord, nt Glide, following the cere mony. Later Air. and Mrs. Hlirtz mi. no- utvuiier, North Dakota, lo tmiku their home on the Hnrtz ealute, where tho former Is a prom inent wheat rancher during the spring mid summer months. They will make their home In Los An geles during the winter months En route to North Dakota, they will stop over in Vellowstone Na tional park and will visit other polntB or Interest, The evening beroro the wedding ceremony, Air. and Mrs. .1. Taylor McCord entertained in a charming dinner party at their home at Dlx onvllle In compliment to Allss Al mini McCord mid Air. Hartz. Be sides tho guests or honor, covers were placed ror Air. anil .Mrs. AI II. McCord, Airs. Charles Cooper, Allss Hotly Cooper, Motrin Ale Cord, Allen mid Kenneth Coooer and Mr. mid Mrs. J. Taylor Ali l.rtt'fl um.I l .!... i tt.. it 71 -v.,.i.,n ,,ut(. .music ami vfminB were enjoyod during the 1-ii.rirmi j run nig nours. N0RTHSIDE8UNamNc CLUB HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING ON THURSDAY A very enjoyable meeting or the iNorlhslilo Sunslilno club was held Ihnrsday urternoon at Iho homo of Mrs. William Pondcrgruss. The business mooting wus In charge of the president, Airs. William ni,. or, al which time plans were made " inu minimi clun picnic to he held al Young's camp ground In North Hoaehnrg. August 2f,th. A potluck luncheon will be eninv..,i ut one o'clock. Mingo wus en In veil ilurlnu ii... social hour and tho door prize was won by Airs. Norman Fisher. Later a delicious luncheon was served hv Mrs. PondergrasB to Sirs. Mary Prliicen, a guonl. and .Mrs. k. n nation, Mrs. Howard Cnseboer, Mrs. Dewey Kruse, Mrs. William Manor, Airs. C. C, lleecroft, Airs. II. E. Goldson. Mrs. T. J. Wrlston. .Mrs. Glen Cox. Mrs 1. ' in.i. and Mrs. Norman Fisher. The next reunlHi- mil,m u-ni i... held September Kth wlih m,u Howard Cnaebeer ai l I no h.,' less. BAPTIST MISSIr)NAav SOCIETY TO SPONSOR SILVER TEA JULY 21ST I'lle Itanllsl. Mlaalnnii.v society will sponsor a sliver ten at two ii emeu next Thursday afternnon July 21st ut the home or Mrs. U M I'cntlley at f.M South Slenhemi street. Mrs. c. I'. Snoddv anil Mrs George Cuskey are Joint chairmen or the tea with Mrs. Alba Spaugh and Mrs. H. Anderson In charge of Iho program, which will consist of music and reading. All members nud friends are most cordially In vited In intend Hie ill lull . DINNER IS ENJOYED AT H. A. TAYLOR HOME ON SUNDAY Mr. and Mrs. II. A . Taylor euier- talned at a lovely dinner at Ihelr home ut 116 West Mosher street Sunday, having as their guest their sou. Ilsrri Taylor. Jr.. of Cortland: Mr. und Mrs. V. K. Noel, Air. ami Mrs. Arthur Adams ami Mrs. Ethel Maxwell, all of Ashland, und Mrs. C. II Zirkefcose and daugh ters. Patly Lee und Chuileue. of Rlcliinotid, California. GO SAUCY FOR THE SUMMER IN SAUCER-SIZE HAT j J i iJ'-'ir-t ' i NEW YORK. As a successor jummer, smart American .and French milliners have Introduced min latino hats variously called "doll" hats, "tun" hats or Just "dlBcs.' Saucer-sized (literally), these are worn exaggeratedly aslant by wom en who would like to go bareheaded during the hot months but who know good, and well that nobody lookB truly chic without a hat. ' However, In addition to the comtort of "doll" hats, there's another important reason for their popularity. They are flattering to practi cally everyone. ' - ir you need one more hat to see you through the summer season. consider a little disc in felt or straw, trimmed with a plain band or i cluster or flowers, as you prater. lo the left or straight across your background high or low, depending your heath ir it improves your costume or your comrort, you can wear It over a snood or wide mesh or even a handkerchief bandeau. One of the most attractive "fun" hats, modelled by pretty Joy HodgeB and shown above ut tett, comes in rough straw and 1b rin Ished with a pompom. Another, at right. Is trimmed with a narrow t-oll or white pique around the Mut sports clotheB even beach wear. Among the tlowered discs Is with a cluster or blue forgetnie-nots straw number, - for afternoon and covered with blossoma of white Uoth of these ore Inexpensive. Slightly higher priced Is a miniature bowlor of black felt with a veil which floats-Veliiud as you walk. And, nt a luncheon recently, we suw a wondertul miniature Hreton, also or black felt, with an ashes-of-roses bird poised as ir for night right In the contcr or the shallow crown. The wearer had It tipped rorwurd at such a sharp angle over nen'julrt t"t almost none or her upswept ' coifture was erticealod. MARIAN YOUNG. Mrs. C. S. Heinline Is Inspiration of Numerous Charming Affairs of Week Mrs. C. S. Heinline, for . many yours ono or RoBeburg'a most prominent music Instructors, who arrived here ten days ago from Cheyenne, Wyoming, to spend sev eral weeks visiting friends, has been the Inspiration for numerous charming social affairs during the past week. For twenty-fivo years, Airs. Heinline conducted the Rose burg .Music studio in this city. She was very active in club work, be ing u past president or the Rose burg Woman's club und or the Buslnoss and Professional Wo men's club. She organized the Roseburg Choral club and was Its director for two years, besides be ing pianist ror the Methodist Epis copal church in this city during her entire residenco here. On Sunday Air. and Airs. P. 'I'. Bubar and Airs. Irvln Briinn took Mrs. Helnllno to a picnic affulr near Coqullle, where they were Joined by the Bubar's daughter. Miss Guy, who returned home wIV thom fnltnwlmr u u-oelf'a vlull t ''Icoqulllq with Miss Marilyn Comp- LUII. Preceding tho Sunday picnic. Airs. William Bell entertained ror Mra. Helnllno ut u breakfast party at the Umpqua hotel, having as additional guests, Airs. A. J. Young, Airs. Al. F. Rice. Airs. P. T. Bubar and Mrs. Washington Hughes. Monday morning a delightful nine o'clock no-hostess breakfast was enjoyed at the Tavern. Covers were pliuetl for Airs. Heinline. Airs. A. C. Altirsters. Mrs. D. H. Morgan. Mrs. I. B. Riddle. Mrs. Foster limner. Airs. J. D. Osborn. Airs. M. F. Rice, Airs. P. T. Bubnr, Airs. O. V, Wlmherly, Airs. J. Al. Judd. Airs. Bertha Parrott. Airs. William Bell. Airs. I). B. Bubar. Mrs. W. Al. Balne fKathryn Wnlte), of Chicago. Mrs. Jack Suksdorf. Airs. Vein McClintock Jones. Mrs. R. W. .Miirsters, Airs. A. J. Young, Airs. Washington Hughes, and .Mrs. J. 10. Runyan. Mrs. Jones Bung a group of hcutitl liil solos, uccompmiled nt the piano by Mrs. Suksdorf. On Monduy noon .Mrs. Heinline was the guest of Mayor and Airs. A. J. Young and Allss Cells BlaMI at a very lovely noon luncheon at the attractive Young home on Flint street. Alonduy evening a veri- enlov. able 6:30 o'clock politick suniier was given for Mrs. C. S Heinline nntl llov, and Mrs. J. r. Spencer, of Elgin. Illinois, al The Bees, summer place of Mubiii- brothers Hie North l'mpqlia. Besides tho guests of honor, those present were Mr. and Mrs. J. E. AlcClln- lock, Dr. and .Mrs. James McClin tock. or Madison. New Jersey. Air. and Mrs. P, T. Buhar, Attorney and Airs. A. X. Orcull, Rev. mid Mrs. S. Raynor Smith, Air. nnd Mrs. George Churchill. Dr. und Mrs. D. B. Bubar. Mrs. Paul True blood, or Moscow. Idaho. Mrs. F. II. Churchill and Mrs.' M. F. Rico. (Tuesday noon Mrs. Harrle Hoolh. Mrs. A. II. Taylor and Airs. Clyde t'aratens arranged a charm- lug - one o clock no-hostess lunch eon In Ihe beautltul garden at Brand's on tho North Pacific highway, for Airs. Helnllue. Cov ers were placed for -Mrs. Hein line. Airs. Hnrrie Booth. Airs. Clyde Carstens. Mrs. A 1). Taylor. Aire Grant Osborn. Airs. Vera McCllu- lock Jones, Airs. Jack Suksdorf, (From Best and Cov New York) to the crownleaa chapeaux of last Perch It precariously to tho right, forehead, and placo tho ribbon on your coltrure and the shape of crown, and would he nice with one or rough straw In golden wheat covering the crown. A white semi-dressy occasions. Is entirely narciBBus with pale, yellow centers. .Mrs. Earl Wiley, Mrs. Willis My ers, Airs. Harold McKay, Airs. Hugh Whipple, Miss Helen Casey. Airs. A. J. Ellison, Mrs. Will H. Gerretseu, Airs. Clair K. Allen, and Mrs. Frederick J. Porter. On Tuesday evening Mr. and Airs. Jack Suksdorf entertillned nt a lovely seven o'clock dinner at their attractive home on Wat son street, honoring Airs. Heinline. Additional guests wef Air. and Airs. Story ilea and Kenneth Win ston. Airs. Curl E. Wlmberly enter tallied at a charming one o'clock luncheon Wednesday on the ter race or her attractive home on East Lane street to honor Mrs. Heinline. Allss Gny Buhar and Allss Francos Louise Wlmher'; served. Covers were placed for Airs. Helnllno, guest of honor, Airs. D. B. Bubar, Airs. P. T. Bubal', Airs. J. C. Spencor, of Elgin, III., Mrs. F. H Churchill, Airs. Puul Trueblood, of .Moscow, Itlullo. Airs 1. H. Riddle, Mrs. L. A. Wells. Airs. .7. D. Osborn, Airs. Foster Hutner und the hostess, Mrs. Wlmherly. Wednesday evening Airs. Bertha Parrott entertained Airs, c S Heinline. Mrs. Al. F. Rice and Mrs. J. Al. Judd as her guests ut Hunt's Indian theatre, after which the group went lo the Umpqua hotel ror refreshments. Thursday a very charming one o clock luncheon in compliment to Mrs. Heinline was given by Airs. J. D. Osborn nnd Airs. Foster Hut ner at tho Osborn home In West Roseburg. Nasturtiums and sweet peas curried out a pretlv decora tive motif for the occasion. Covers were placed for Mrs Heinline. guest of honor. Airs D li. Bubur, Mrs. P. T. Bubar, Airs.' r. H. Churchill. Airs. Paul True, blood, of Moscow, Idaho, Mrs J C. Spencer, of El(,ln, Illinois. Mrs. A. S. Coen, Alias Adellno Stewart, Airs. Charles Wright antl dnugli-' tor, Miss Wright, Mrs. M. F Rice Miss Cella Block, Mra. I) H. Alor gun. Airs. A. J. Young, Mrs. Grant Osborn, Mrs. Washington Hughes Airs. A. C. Alarsters. Airs. II W Alarsters, Mrs. I. M. Riddle. Mrs e' A. Billion, Mrs A. J. Ellison and the hostess. Airs. J. I). Osborn and Airs. Foster Dinner. Hewing nnd visiting were en Joyed during the pleasant nfter noon hours. Thursday evening Airs. Helnllno was guest at the delightful party given by Mrs. J. M. Ju,, d daughter, Miss Eldrcas, in com pliment to a number of summer visitors, and later that ovenlng Mrs. Heinline attended tho party given by Airs. A. J. Younir h. . pllment to Miss Elizabeth Wil- Mams, bride-elect. Friday noon Mr. ami Mm r:,-. don Stewart entertained Air. un.l Mrs. C. S. Helnllno and Miss Martha Yeo. of Cheyenne. Wyom ing, antl Attorney nntl Mrs. R l Whipple anil daughter. Allss Belty Viae, at a delightful lunrhem, m their attractive apartment home on South Kane steel. Iasl evening Air. and Mra. Hein line wero guests of honor with Rev. and Mrs. S. Raynor Smith antl Rev. and Mrs. J. c. Spencer. of Elklu. Illinois at a charming re ception from eight to ten oclotk at the P. T. Unbar home. Mr. Heinline and Miss Yeo Join ed Mrs. Heinline In Roseburg yes terday. ' I VISITORS COMPLIMENTED AT LOVELY PARTY AT JUDD HOME THURSDAY Alra. J. M. Judd and daughter, Misa Eldreaa, entertained at a charming aeven o'clock deBserl bridge supper party In the attrac tive garden of their home on South Jackson street Thursday evening In compliment of Airs. C. S. Hein line or Cheyenne, Wyoming, Aliss Daphne Hughes and Misa Mariou Tait, rrom Bryuu Alawr college, and Mrs. Lauren Alctulloch, of Alameda, Calif. Gladioli formed the decorative motir ror the oc casion. Covers were placed for Aire. Heinline, Misa Hughes, Miss Talt and Mra. McCulloch, guests of honor, Mra. Scott Willlama, Mrs. M. F. Itlce, Mrs. lalo Stephens, Mrs. J. C. Hume,' Airs. James E. Judd, Mrs. Frederick Chapman, Mrs. Leonard Riley, Airs. B. A. Young, Mrs. Bertha Parrott, Alias Helen Fatbo and the hostesses, Airs. J. M. Judd, and Allss Eldress Judd. Contract bridge was enjoyed dur ing the evening with Airs. Rice winning the first prize; Airs. Stephens, second prize; Mrs. Hume, slam prize, and Airs. Wil liams, the traveling prize. VISITORS HONORED AT INFORMAL AFFAIR8 DURING THE WEEK Mr. and Mrs. Allen Sawallsh, of ChehallB, Wash., and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Barnum, of Portland, all former residents of Roseburg, were complimented at a delightful picnic supper Saturday evening in the garden of the Bert Courtney home on South Main street. Covers were placed for Mr. and Airs. Sawalish antl Air. and Airs. Barnum, guests of honor, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gile. Air. and Airs. George Singleton and Air. and Airs. courtnoy. Dnnclng was enjoyed during tho evening hours. On Sunday Mr. and Airs. Allen Sawallsh, Mr. and Airs. Bert Courtney and Air. and Mrs. George ningieion enjoyed a fishing trip and picnic on the North Umpqua. Tuesday evening Air. and Airs. Bert Courtney and family enter tained Air. and Mrs. Snwallsh at a dinner at their home on South Main street and Wednesday morn ing Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Owen antl daughter, Alias Bette, entertained mr. and Airs. Sawallsh and Mr. and Aire. Georgo Gcddcs and son, Buddy, or Portland, as guests for breakriiBt. BRIDGE CLUB IS ENTERTAINED AT JUDD HOME FRIDAY AIl-R .1 At .1,1,1,1 ....,.!.. -I. . entertainer! ihn li p w n kinn club nt a charming seven o'clock uesseri-Biipper ill the beautiful garden of her hnnm nn smith Jackson street Friday evening. covers were placed for Airs. L. W. Ruhl, Airs. Story lies. Airs. II. Berg, Airs. Miriam Ballard, Aliss 11a Luubuch, Allss Dorothy Nor ton, Miss Ruby Scallon and Sirs. Judd, members, and Mrs. C. w Sinniger and Miss Ina' Fnrns worth, guosts. i A surnrlKe ihnwn, r,.i.. given for Allss Scallon, who be came the lit'trln nl tVI t.l Chnnt. ..r Roseburg," the following' day. Mr. auu ..Irs. snooa are spending two weeks In California. Contract hrlflra u-uo s,,tn...t during tho evening with Allss Scal- lun winning me nign score prize. Later Ihn frrmm n..nn.t- on the North Pacific highway for refreshments. MERRY-GO.ROUND CLUB TO MEET AT LUNCHEON The f n,.,.v.n.nn,i ..I..U l . . ,, uu-nuuuu LIUU llfia been Invited lo attend h cliurming one ociock miicncon und garden party next Wednesday afternoon, .iuij iu, io oc nctu at mo u. li. Skinner home u-lll, M.u ci.t....nn and Mrs. II. A. Winston acting as juui.,iiuLcsac3. aii memoers or the club are cordlully Invited. AGEE CLAN TO PICNIC SUNDAY, JULY 17th A In,-,,, n...H r ln.l .. ...a ,.i,int,i;i vi lUIIIUVCS ItUU friends plan to go to Gophor valley north nf Slltai-illun ,n,n,.n... ,.. , ... ... ........ Lumunun, IU UL- tentl the Interesting annual reunion or the Agee clun. A picnic lunch will ho enjoyed ut noon and an in teresting day has been planned tor inu Kiuup itiieiiuing. ANNLIAI r.rvr.UDAM bimi TO BE HELD TOMORROW All former students and friends of Air. Cochran, former Wilbur and Oakland teacher, have been invited to enjoy the ail-day annual reunion and picnic honoring Mr. Cochran at mo coles Valley grange hall Sun day. July 17. tfWi AeV YOUR HAIR NEEDS SPECIAL CARE DURING THE HOT WEATHER The color the texture dhe style in which you wear your hair is so important to present ing a smart appearance. Make an appointment with us today. FAYE'S SALON OF BEAUTY 125 WEST CASS STREET BRYNN MAWR VISITORS COMPLIMENTED AT LOVELY r DESSERT-LUNCHEON PARTY Miss Elizabeth Willlama enter tained at a charmiug one-thirty o'clock deasert-luncheon at her at tractive home on South Pine street Wednesday, afternoon In compliment to Miss Daphne Hughes and AIIsb Marion Taltv of Preston, Ontario, Canada, who aro here rrom Bryun Alawr visiting Aliss Hughes' parents, Air. and Mra. Washington Hughes, on Spruce street. Geraniums were attractively UBed us the decorative 'motir tor the occasion. Covers wero placed ror Miss Hughes ami Miss Tall, guest or honor, Mr. Edwin Bootii, Airs. Vera AlcCllntock Jones, Mrs. Alaurico J. Newland, Mrs. A. J. Elli son, Mrs. L. K. Fies aud tho host ess Miss Williams. Contract bridge wbb enjoyed during the afternoon with guost prizes going to Aliss Hughes and Allss Talt und the latter also winn ing the high score prizes. v ROSEBURG COUNTRY CLUB f LADIES ENJOY TUESDAY AT COTTAGE GROVE CLUB Tho ladies of the' Roseburg Country club enjoyed a trip lo Cottage Grove Tuesday, whero they were guests tor the day of the Country club ladies there. The Roseburg goiters won by a . score of 8& to 3i with Airs. L. 10. AlcCllntock winning tho low not score tor the duy. At noon a lovo . , ly luncheon was sorvod in the garden at tho home of Mrs. Stew art Carlson and the afternoon hours were- spent In playing con tract bridge with Mrs. Kenneth Qulne winning the high score prize. Those attending tho affair from the Roseburg club included Mrs. Frank Coen, Airs. B. J. Coi-uin, Mrs. R. D. Bridges, Airs. Kenneth Quino, Mrs. J. F. Dillard, Airs. J. E Marks, Airs. H. C. Wells, MIsb Helen Casey, Airs. L. E. AlcClln tock, Airs. E. J. Rotlgors, Airs. E. Pearson and Airs. L. K. Fles. w SOURDOUGHS HOLD , ANNUAL PICNIC AT UMPQUA PARK SUNDAY A number of the old Snimlnnelta and their friends assembled ut Umpqua park Sunday to enjoy tho annual picnic und pow-wow mid coicuraie tne lortysecond mini- VCI'SIII-V Of the rlbtenvm-v ,,r nl.l In the Klondike bourdomrha from n ,llal-n,w.n ,.t. tending the picntc' wore Mr. und Airs. L. B. Looniis, Mis. Bessie E. Alnurn. Dnst. m-pRldoni nr tun i. ternatlonnl Sourdoughs, and Airs. Blanche HoNman, president or the Portland cluh. all nf Pnnia.wi- Al and Mrs. Dymett, or Salem;' Mr! anil Mrs. Mosthoff, of Riddle: Air. UllU MVS. CnarlOR rhr nl iinann AlrB. Earl Vonhlii-irh nn,1 A.- thur, all of Glide. Ml'. LOOIIIIR l ehllll'llton nf Ihn committee making arrangements for the International Sourdough reunion to be held In Portland, September 1, 2, 3. a I, MRS. DONN1 R&n&nAimu ENTERTAINS SEWING CLUB TUESDAY NIGHT All'S. DOHn Pntlnlum,.!, y entertained her sewing club luesuay evening at her lovely homo on South .lunVsn,, ei..n. Beautiful bouquets of gladioli were useu uoout tne rooms. Airs. A I en Sau-ulluh nt r-hni...ii.. Wnsh.. fformei-lv n momha, nt ,.' club), Mrs. D. E. Foltz and Airs. narry Hurvle, of Paisley, Ore., were guestH of Mm ni,iui.,,k i monibers enjoying the evonlng in cluded Mrs. L. A. Miles, Mrs. J. A. nan, mrs. . m. Church, Mrs. E. .1. Schrimpf, Mrs. Wallace Ho bertson. Airs. I. Cm-nnm,,,- ,i Airs. Chris Beecrort. Sewing and visiting were enjoy ed antl luler Airs. Radubaugh serv ed delicious refreshments. Tho next meeting of tho club will bo held the evening of July 26 at the home of Mm Schrimnr ,. South Jackson street. t GARDEN VALLEY CLUB. TO MEET NEXT WEEK Tho Garden Vitllni- u,., club will meet nt two o'clock next Thursday afternoon nt tho club- nouso wun Mrs. R. A. Calhoun as lltHtPRK. All mMnhni'I urn n.i.a, diully invited to be present. a a BARKFB PAMI1 V DCIIMInu TO BE HELD SUNDAY . The annual Barker family reunion. will be a delightful affair ut Idleyld park all day Sunday with u one o' clock basket lunch and afternoon's (Continued or page ill NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS FAYE7S Salon of Beauty For Appointment TELEPHONE 211
