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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURC NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, SATURDAY. JULY 23, 1938. Social Calendar Sunday, July 24 All members of Itoscburg Conn try dull ilivltcii to four o'clock mixed golf loiiiniimeiii una pin luck supper. Hring own table ei-v. Ire iiiid covered cIIhIi fur lliu sup lir. Unit ciiminllteB 111 charge: Mm. 11. J. Coruill. .Mm. E. S. Ale- Clain. Mrs. J. K Dlllurd, Alias Mulun Canny mill All". Waller Fisher. The CulliullcH of Itosobui'B mill Douglas county lnvUod lu hold an iiiihI picnic ut Winchester follow- Inn tnu morning muasea ut i nun 11:80. Hiing basket picnic luuchea. lue cruuni, oi unil coffee will Im 'Oil mils dining I Im clay. Corneals 'mill gauios during afternoon. ' Pioneer atuge ill Inn s' minimi ! picnic will Im hold lit I'm inline crook nour Hlklon. All slugo drlv- UIB Ullll llOlK'IMM I II Vit I'll. Basket ' dinner ut noon. Coffee will be fur ! dialled by the committee. Monday, July, 25 II. 1'. W. C. hobo stylo picnic ut Young's ciiiup botwuun I lio two ; lirlilKoa ut Door crook. Ilrlng : lunches in puper sacks und club t will furnish dessert und eoffoo. Stulla Spencer, Luui'ii lion mid Alar : Jorie Wilson in uliiiie b. i ' Dr. It. h. Dunn's nnndeimuiiiiu r tlonul lllble Hi inly cIuhk to hold ' lust mooting of the aouunu ut 7:45 j in ovonlui! nt dining hull of Doug t Iiih hotel building to complete 1 study of Rupturea und the Kevehi J lions. Plans will bo miido for the : unnuiil class picnic to tie held Au- miat 1. r Tuesday, July 26 i Evoning sowing club to meet ut j homo of Mi'R. E. J. Hchrlinpf on i Enuth Jiickaon atreet. J V. C. T. U lotn club und I,. T. L. inoniberH und their families und i frionda Invited to H::tO o'clock pic- nic aupper ut Young'a camp ground. j Wednesday, July 27 I . Douglas mill of Pro-Ameiieii nioctliiK ut two o'clock lu after- ' noon ut home of the president, Mrs. II. C. Waddcll, on Soulli Kune alroet. Al. O. A. vliili noon potiuck plu Hlo luncheon ut C. T. Tipton homo in OakH nddltlon. Thursday, July 28 Country club Indies to begin ; ipiulifying rounds of annual chain I plniiHlilp golf cup toiirniimniit ut I N:II0 a. in. ut club cnurao. I'otliick j luncheon nl 12:1111 o'clock and coil- Iruet bridge In uflernoon. '; Ellon Lutlloa Aid of ' KIkiuiiso I l.uthuran eliureh iilltlny meetlliK 1 mid potiuck luncheon ut homo ol J Mia. A. H. Anderson. ( l VERNIE MARIE PAUL 1 ENTERTAIN8 FRIENDS 1 ALL-DAY SUNDAY i '. Jllas Vornlo Alniio I'uiil, who re ; eeully was gruiliinlud from achool , In Hollywood unil who Ih hero vlaltlng hoc imreiilH. Mr. and Mrs. ; W. 11. Paul, on South Deer creek, j elilortulnnd a group of Mends at i it dcllghtriil dinner anil supper Sunday at tier lioinu. Thoso enjoyliig the day Included i Mr. and Mia. W. (I. Paul mid aim. ; lllld, Mlaa Vnrlilo Marin Paul. Miss Verna Paul und Miss Florence Willis, of Ilullywoiid, Calif.. .Miss , Cuy I In Dili'. Mlsa Mary Ellen Dnr i by. Miss Allah Marin Itulil, Clair j Shlroy, Flank Wells, Kd Itadlgan, , llomurd Sanr and Mill Miller. t Swlimnliig mid visiting were en ; Joyed during the nricriinoii and In ; (he ovenliig, Mr. Paul, who Is a ; world traveler, talked In I he group I of Interesting places ho had been. ; 8WIMMING PARTY AND . WIENER ROAST HELD j DAYS CREEK, July 211. (iem und Susie Hutchinson enieilaln , od u group of Mends Wednesday ) evening at I he Moore root bridge j with a swimming parly und wlen. ! or tonal In honor of ilielr sister, ; Wlletliu, whose liliihiluy was Tuea ; day. I Those present Included Wilcthii ; lllllelllnson. Nellie Moore. Florence 1 I'lnni, Holly lllmails, tleue Rhonda. ! Mildred llrm-k. Donleo llniirrofl, j Slpphen Zoonur, Charlie .Mathers, , llarluil lliinrroll mid Hip hostesses i (iem and Suslo Hiilehliisoii. Campfire Activities ; The I'otlowiilomlp and Cmpiiuii ; Ciiinp Kirn groups met In s joint lereiiionlul, Thursday evening at ; fl o'clock al the home of Mrs. J. , A. Malihlliig. The caudles of work. hoHlth and love were lighted hv Klbel Van Voorst, lletly Palllsoil J iiiid Iriiia Morgiiii mid were rx , tlllglllsheil hy Jean Mllllldillg. Mar j garet Ann Curler und Mamie i .Stephens. Those who passed their I Trull Seckem rank und received , their pins oi; their beads were: , Alice Klndlay, lleity Klndlay. ; Laura Oar, Pauline laskey. Klhel I'Velwoll, lieialillne Kett. lima ; Morgan, I'liinces Mihiiv. Ilarhaia : ( oleuiaii. Virginia Iloseliuid ami i lletly Pntliaon. Krunees Moore liiken in aa u new member 5 of the I'uipipia group. Aftnr the i i-eremoiilal rerreshmenta were aerved by the Hsaislanta and giuii' ; illiiiia: Mrs. II. M. Wolle and as. aislunl, Mrs. II. J. Chandler Jr., and : .Mrs. J. A Mauldliig anil iwsl.nsnt, t .Mlsa lletti Hell Knelt. J Those: present were: (leralillue J Fell, Klhel Van Voorst, Pauline i I'aakey. Klhel Kreiwell. Virginia ' Iloaeluml. I una Morgan. Lian a llnr, lletly I'lndlay, Alice Find ' lay Hetty Pllttiaoll, Jean Matlltl' 1ng, Margaret Ami Carter. Margie t Stephens. Harbaru Coleiiitin, tier- irinic Kent, rsenia rota, i-ranees Mooro, Jean Aahnnrlli. Mr. H. M, Wolfo, Mrs. II. J. Chandler Jr.. .Mrs. J. A. Alaiililing mid Miss lletti Dell Knott. (D(C0EW By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER MISS HAZEL 8TRICKLAND HONORED AT DELIGHTFUL SHOWER PARTY MONDAY Miss lliizol Htrieklaud, who hus been tile Inspiration for a number of the moat chillllilug parttea of tile Heunoa, waa complimented ut a delightful mlscidhiiieoua abowor parly Monday evening given by .Miss Kalhor Itevmi und Mrs. K. It. Keiiney ut Itltter'a beautlfiil amir uior home. "Kllter'a Hack Korly," on the North l.'uipuuu at WlnchoH' ler. The gllesla Incllldeil (lie wolil i.n cmployeeH of tile Puclflc Tela- idiouo ofrice, where Alisa Mtrlck land la assislaul chief telephone operator, and li few cIoho flieilda of I lie hrlile olect. Lovely refresliuieiits were served at r-mnll tables at teo-thlrly o'clock. A colorful note was curried out by tlie use or uttructivu polterywaru and matching linens. Covers were arranged tor Mlsa Strickland, gileat of honor, Mra. Hoherl lllack, Mra. Isuhello Hrown, Mra. Alvnh Dctiiiiro, Mi's. Itoy Mellaril, Mra. Itiilph lloimiiii, Mra. Florence Mooro, Mrs. Ted Koadnian, Mra. K. it. Walton, Mra. W. A. Itapp, Mra. I.oiila Nouriter, Mra. M. II. Mniicy, Mra. D. W. llelllwell, Mrs. Ford Singleton, Mra. F. L. Critten den, Mra. Natllun Fllllorton, Mra. Coldii llluck, Mrs. C. N. Sliaili, Mlsa Jean Ferguson, Miss Pearl Cioetz, Mlaa Virginia (iurnee, Miss iria Itice, Mlsa Floe Kehauffer, Mas Dorothy Wllittuker, Mlsa Do ris Jackson, Mlsa Virginia Cook mid the hoatessea, Miaa iluvun and Mra. Keun. Following the rorresbuieiita the many beautiful glfta wore present ed to Miss Strickland. MISS ETHOLA KINNEY COMPLIMENTED AT CHARMING SHOWER PARTY Miss lOtholii Kinney, utlrii.fvc brldc-oluct, who bus announced ber niarriago date to Leo Young, or lone, Oregon, waa complimented at a churmliig siirpriao shower party of pottery given by Mlsa Cay Hu hur mid Mlaa Helen Marie Catch ing Thuraday evening ut the lovo- ly home of Mr. and Mra. P. T. Hit bur on ICnst Lune etreet. Attractive hoiuiueta of colorful summer blossoms were used about the looms. Following the surprise shower parly, visiting was enjoyed and later lovely refreshments were served buffet style. The table wua especially attractive Willi a center- plucu of hollyhocks, miss cuichiug poured. tiiiesia Invited to honor Mlsa Kinney Included Mlsa Margery Itjce, Miss Adah Marie Hiihl, Miss nutty (iillne, Mlsa Mary Fllen I'nf liy, .Miss Dorothy (iermond, Mlsa Kllgeiiiu Vlrden, Miss lllzabeth Ciimpbell, Miss Annabelle Iterg, Mlsa Kathryn llusenlitlrk. Miss Killhryil Dul.app,. .Miss Jean Ced- dea. Mlsa Louise Vlrden, MIsh Heverly Winston, Mlaa Claire II son, Mlsa Miirjorle Pearl llulley. Miss Virginia Cohli, Miss Frances Utilise Wlmhorly, Miss Virginia Ness, Mlsa lletly Huaaell, Miss Tresaa ami Miss' Hrauiula Colin, Alias Doris and Miss Marilyn Couiplon, Miss Kate Hllchiinalt. Mlaa lOleanor uiillor, Miss .Miirinu Yeo anil Mrs. C. S. lleliillne, of Cheyenne, Wyoming, Mrs. T. H. hit. Airs. D. II. miliar, Airs. P. T. Dilliar. Mrs. Irvlll Hrilliu, Mrs. Hoy 'elelilng and the hostesses. Miss 'Jay Unbar and Alias Helen Marie C':iteliiug. SURPRISE SHOWER PARTY GIVEN FOR MRS. JACK SUKSDORF The hill Willi's of the Business and Professional Women's elllh en- terlniiied al a charming surprise howei- parly lo honor Mrs. Jack Huksilot-r Thursday evening lu the beiiiltil'ul garden tit the J. M. Jiidd home on Soulli Jackson slreet. to which Mrs. C. S. lleliillne ami Miss Martha Yeo, of Cheyenne. Wyoming, were also guests of honor. Lovely shower gitls were pie- sented lo Airs. SuksiloiT from Airs. lleliillne. anil Miss Yeo, Mrs. Nance FlUslmmuns, Mrs. Kenneth Wins ton, Mrs. Vera McCUntiick Jones, Mrs. Paul Jenkins, Mrs. Miriam Mallard. Airs. Ilerlha Parrott. Mrs. Frances l.inlott. Airs. J. Al. Jildd. Airs. Slory lies, Mrs. tl. Al. lies. Mrs. I,. I.. Spencer. Mrs. C. W. Slnnlger, .Miss Kldress Judd. .Miss Dollllu llrolie. Miss Helen Casey, Miss Dorothy Norton. .Miss I lis lattihaeh. Miss Naomi Scotl, Miss Lucille Lenox, Mlsa Marjorie Wil son and Alisa Hessle llagen. Lovely refreshnieiits were served bullet style. PICNIC SUPPER IS GIVEN FOR H ARTUNGS ON MONDAY EVENING A delightful picnic supper hon oring Mr. unil Mrs. Frederick K. Karliing, of PortlRtid. was enjoy ed on tlie hanks ol the Clnpuua In daks iiildltlou MolHiay eve ning. Those enjoying I he ev ening In cluded Mr. unit .Mrs. Harlung and daughter. Flattie Suzanne, and son. Tommy. .Mr. und Mrs. Chester Mor gan and sen. John. Mr. and Airs. .Maurice J. Nrwlainl ami daughter, Alnrela, and sun. Itoilrilck. Mr. mid Aim. A. It. Taj lor and Jae uilelyliii unil CImIo Csisteiis Jr. S. D. C. GRANGE HOLDS ENJOYABLE RECREATIONAL AFFAIR The. South Deer Creek grange held an enjoyable recreational meeting Saturday evening. to which the public was Iniiteil. Mu sical nuniliera wure plaed by Mr. and .Mra. William Melton ami Mil Helen Solgfrledaon. Dames were played and curds ami visiting wore enjoyed, aa "ell as a fish poud Light relreshnicula were served hy the committee. COUNTRY CLUB LADIE8 ENJOY THURSDAY AT ROSEBURG COUNTRY CLUB Oolflng was enjoyed Thursday morning at the Itosebnrg country club by the ladles of the club wlih Airs. Kenneth Qitine winning the first flight und Mrs. II. C. Wells winning in the second flight. Potiuck luncheon was aerved at noon lo Alra. J. A. Harding, captain Alra. Frank Coen, Mrs. II. C, Steurns, Airs. W. K. Oil. .Mrs. It, D. Hrldges, Airs. J. Al. Jllild, Mra. I.. K. McClllitock, Mis. I.. K. Flea, Alra. Kdward llllies, Mrs. C. H. Van Ness. Airs. II. J. Coruill, Mra. K Peuraiiu, Mra. 11. C. Wells, Mra, Kenneth Kinney, Airs. Arthur II .Motiiitforit, Alra. .Mountford, Sr., .Mrs. J. F. Dlllaril. Mra. It. C. Da- via, Mra ,J. I'.'. .Marks, Alra. Walter Fisher, Alra. Kenneth Online, Alias Helen Casey and Alias Naomi Scott. Contract bridge waa enjoyed dur ing Hie afternoon with Alra. Alo Cllnlock winning the high score anil Alra. Murks winning tho sec ond high score. Next Thursday morning the lu dloa of the eluh will begin the (liiallrylng rounds of tho annual chuniploiisliip cup toiirniinicnt. All mem hers ere urged to bo present. Potiuck luncheon will be aerved at the club house at 12:30 and con tract bridge will be in play during the uflernoon. Plans were mude for tho mixed golf tournament to be held ut four o'clock Sunday afternoon ut the club courae for nil members of tho chili. A potiuck supper will be en joyed following tho tournament. The llfrulr la In charge of AlrB. II. J. Coruin, Mra. E. S. AlcClain, Alra. J. F. Dllliird, Miss Helen Cuaey und Alra. Wultoi- Fisher. MRS. DEXTER RICE IS HONORED AT DELIGHTFUL SURPRISE PKRT.Y Mrs. Kilgar Lewis und All's. I). W, llelllwell were Joint hostesses at u very delightful surprise, purly Thursday evening honoring Hie hitter's mother, Mrs. Dexter ltice, or. her blrthduy unniversary. The guests met ut lilleyld und drove to thu Itice summer camp on itock creek, where n dellghirul supper waa enjoyed and birthday gifta were preaented to Airs. Hlce. A bcuutlfully decorated blrthiiiiy cake wua cut in honor or tho occasion. Those enjoying the nffulr IncluiU eu AiioiT.ey ami Airs, uoxter Hlce, Alra. Edgar Lewis, Mr. and Airs. D. W. llelllwell and son, Jimmy, Air. and Alia. Hoy Hallows, Mr. and .Mis. L. W. Josse, Mr. und Alra. W. F. Chapman, Mr. and Airs.1 J. A. lliirdlng, Air. and Airs. C. W. Whar ton, Air. und Airs. J. J. Kpplnger, AliB Hosn II. Ptirrotl, K. L. Par nitt. Airs. II. Casey. Joe Alurpliy, .'.Ira. J, F. Darker. Airs. Broadway. Airs. A. T. Dltchbiirn, or New York CHy, und Airs. A. 11. Sutherland. The evening lioura were enjoy ably spent In vlaltlng. CHARMING SHOWER PARTY GIVEN FOR MEDFORD VISITOR TUESDAY NIGHT Alra. Ira Delloll Alann and Airs. .Merle Lander were Joint hostesses ul a charming shower parly Tues day evening at llie former s home in compliment to Alra. Hoy Cooper. of Aiedl'ord, who la hero visiting her parents, Air. and Airs. Peler Dm ch. A lovely pink unil blue inolit waa carried out lu the attractive decora I ions. Shower gifts were presmited to Alls. Cooper from Airs.' .lonii Ijilidiir. Jr., Airs. Margaret Woodwortll. or Sun Diego. Culir.. .Mrs. Cleone llrlnini. of Oakland. Calif., Mra. Mrnest Forrester, Airs. li. I,. Taylor, Airs, .luck Howell, Mra. George Wilcox, Alisa Norma Hyroti and the hostess. Airs. Almm und Mrs. Liinder. (siting; and guinea wore enjoyed mil lovely rerresbineuts werv served hy llie hostesses. MISS MARGARET E. PAGE COMPLIMENTED AT BREAKFAST ON BIRTHDAY Alias Alargarte Flllahetli Page vvns complimented al a very chiiriu lug eight thirty o'clock lirciikrast parly given by Airs. J. A. Caraway Tuesday al Iter lovely home on Ista avenue to celebrate her oirt Inlay anniversary. .tliulas rornied the uttractivu houmiet on the lable. while hy drangeas were used about the rooms. Surprise nuosttons In tiny envelopes were placed at each cover and wore read ut the table. ( overs were placed for Altss .Mar garet Flliahelh Page, guost of hon or. .Mrs, C. Al, Page. .Mm. 11. W. Inyloi. Allss Alaruaret A. Pago. .Miss Kllzabeth Williams and the hostess. .Mrs. J. A, Curaway. Lovely litrtliday gltts were pro- seined in Miss Page In honor of the occasion and the morning was enjoyably spent 111 visiting. MARGARET F. ROOGERS ELECTED PRE8IOENT OF U. S. W. V, AUX. DEPT. Mra. Margaret F. HoiUers. . o. Uoorge Siarnier auxiliary lo l ull ed Spanish War Veterans. Is the new department president ot the lepiirliiieiit of Oregon auxllls' V lo 1'. S. W. V.. having been elected at the state encampment at Mr Mlnnville this past week. Mrs. Orlruu Slatlery. ol Rose burg, was appointed secretary, and .Mrs. Aiglo livWIII was appointed treasurer. Thoso attending the state con vention (mm Itosebnrg besides Mrs. dodgers included Airs. Or-' lens Slatlery. Mia. Argle lleWIU. Mra. Myru I'ompton. Mm. Utilise iviupsos. Airs, .anna Keller. Aim. tliace Trapalls and Mrs. Alyrlle Norwood. The aroiin returned lo Hosehing Thursdiiy. HOME DEMON8TRATORS PAY VI8IT TO FIR POINT OI.KNDALK, July 23. Miss No la A. Welch, home demonstrator agent for Josophine county, ac companied by Mrs. Ruth Uilletle, Mrs. Alice Undsey, Mra. Florence Thompson and Mra. Itulli Hurt, ineinbora of tho llomemukera Camp coimnittee, visited the Fir Point conference grounds Wednes day for the purjiose of establishing a hoineinitkera' vacation camp there next week. The regular home uiukers' cunip at Oak Flat near Seluiu on the Illinois river, has had to he ubandoned due to foreat fire huzarda. The hoitieniuliera' camp is for vo. cutiouui imrposes for hoiuemukera of Josephine county und Miaa Welch hus extended u most cordial luvltutiou to the homemukers of (ilelidulo to Join tlie cump for n vu cutioll und recreution. The liomlnul cost ot fl.tlO lor tho rivo-duy period Is ror cump expeiiditurea entirely as the camp ia purely for benefit purposes, mid not a moiioy-muking proposition. The cump will open (Sunday with it politick dinner for hoiueniakerii and their futilities, which will be followed by vesper services in the evening. Instructions will he given In crurt work, but tbla ia not ut all compulsory, homemakers may Just relux and rest if they deaire. Cnift work will consist or In structions in hook rug inuklufc, waffle weaving and -yarn em broidered, under the aupervision-of Alra. J. C. Culhoun. Alra. Anna Drim. of Scuppoose, will give In structions on the pounding of bronze und copper, including the shaping of howls, etc. Recreation will Include swimming in the pool at the conference ground und there will be a liregunrd und a nurse on duty. Other attractions at the cump will Include a library or 50 books, and a clusa In pluy rending under direction of Airs. Minnie G. Alurcy of the drama Pusb high school. Dlsctiaalona of perBonnllty development will be led by Miss Maude Al. Alorrise, or the Oregon State college, who ia a specialist in parent education. Music tor the camp will he 111 charge of Airs. Halllo Woodword of Grants Pass. There will also be a daily camp newspaper. M pin bora of the camp will he di vided Into thrco groups, each group furnishing tho program for the evenlnga. Thoro will he a camp cook and assistant, so that It will be truly a vacation for the home makers. Father has his fishing trips und tho children also go to various camps for recreution. Why not a recreution cump for mother? Cunip members should bring ta ble servlco and bedding for them selves, PETERS CLAN HOLDS DELIGHTFUL REUNION ON FRIDAY, JULY 15 MYRTLF, CI1KI0K. Julv 23. Tho Peiera clan met at the spa cious farm home or the V. nounrta family, near Chirks Hrancli, July Al eight o'clock lu llie morning the relatives began lo urrlvo und by ton o'clock ( 25 peraous were there. Owing to tho extremely hot weather aomo were unable to at tend. The business sphhIidi w,iu ('kIIo,! ut ten a. m. with .Mrs. 1. Al. Hounds presiuing. Tho following program was given: Song. "W'ni'lf foe Mm Vlo-lil ! Coming," Airs. .Margaret McAIan- ins ut ine piano. Prayer by Airs. Hounds. instrument!!) selection by Tresn AIcMiinnls. lllirillOtliea duel hv Ai'.l.iil, nH Ardelle Chllders. Iiistrumentul Roln he KmiIipHiiu Hire. Duller new- hllRinnuu lr u'lia ,l. elded to hold the next reunion at 1110 JailieR Hull heme ,il Alli Klectlon of officers was next and Jirs. Margaret AIcMunnla was chosen president, James Hull, vice President, and Orllln Peters, sec retary. Those present were the hosts, Air. and 'Mrs. V. Hounds. Airs. Helle Woolrillce. Mr. i,nrl 4,-o f!v Kiielius. Kathlene lOnchlls. James Hall lllld Wife unil sen llnu-,.,',1 Kldiidge Wooiridge all of Alpine: Mm-eare! Meiil ..,,.1 .lul.n.. Treaa. Jesse Hounds. Catharine' nice, Air. Allies, .Mr. and Airs. Kd nilliul Hounds and son. Jerry, of Chirks Hrniirh. Mi- unil lt-a 1. I. Childers nml children. Veriille! Donald. Hnnnld. Arilath ami Ar. delle. Mr. and Mrs. It. It Peleis MiSH Ol'lllll Pelet-ri nlt.l l,'u I Jackson, all of .Myrtle Creek. A bountiful basket dinner was served at noon. Clin llieetitiir u-itu ,-Iiiui.iI I... ,,11 singing "Hlest He tho Tie That mens, ami n prayer ny Air. Hounds. TERRY JONES HAS PARTY ON FIRST BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY Terry Jones celebrated his (Iml birthday anniversary at a delight ful puny Sunday afternoon t the home of his maternal grandpar ents. Mr. and Mrs. J. K. AlcCHll- lock, on Kusi Cass street. tilfls were presented to Terrv and later a prettily decorated birth day cake centered by one lighted cnlldle was cut ami served with re freshments. Those enjoying ihe occasion with Terry Included his mother. Airs. Vera Aliiiinlork Jones, Air. ami .Mrs. .1. K. McCllli tock. Mra. A. J. Klllson and daugh ter, lioniia Jean. Aim. P.dwin Hooth and son. Henry. .Mrs. llrrln Fisher and son. Kduuld (lirull, of Seattle, und Mra. Jack Suksdorf. MR. AND MRS. EDWARDS ENTERTAIN AT LOVELY DINNER PARTY TUESDAY Air. und Mrs. John Kdu arils en tertained al a very lovely dinner- arty luesday evening at Ihelr at tractive home in Oakland, having as their guesta. Dr. and Aim. George K. Ilouck und Dr. and .Mrs. L. A.' Iiillanl. The dinner table was coveu-d with a beautiful lace cloth and centered with a blue bowl of pink nuapdragoiiii. lulling was enjoed dining Ihe ples'anl evening hours; MID-SEASON PARIS STYLES CENTER ON CASUAL LINES FREE SILHOUETTE IS THEME OF ALL FRENCH SHOWINGS , BY ROSETTE HARGROVE NEA Service Staff Correspondent. PARIS. The mid-season collections are full of surprises fewer billowing, romantic gowns a return, (though only hinted at the moment) to the Gibson Girl silhouette the con tinuation of the second Empire influence all sorts of new and glittering embroideries and the dominant theme throughout nil these is an increasingly free and casual silhouette, with neat, trim hips and swinging hems. Despite generally strained world conditions, the leading Poris couturiers hove shown larger midseason collections than usual. The luxurious note recurs in end-of-the-day dresses, with an accent on summer evening gowns, which have never been so redolent of romance and feminism. Jewelled sandals, noiseless by reason of the extra sole thickness, (anything from I to 2 inches), will impart quite The model at the left, above, is in pale chartreuse grsen chlllon with soft belt and jaunty Jacket In match ing foulard dotted white. The seated figure wears a divided skirt of pale rose, with the tunic effect in deeper rose foulard dotted white. At upper right, above, Bruyere uses Wedgewood blue crepe with gera nium red to make an arresting color combination. Cheyenne Visitors Honored At Numerous Delightful Affairs Airs. C. S. lleliillne. of Cheyenne. WyomlliK, who was honored al fourteen ehiirmiiiK affairs last week, I'ollowiiiE her arrival here to visit frlollda. was joined here last Friday by her husband and Alias Miirthu Yeo and the three have been the insplrntinu for a number or very delightful atfalrs this week. , On Suiuluy Mr. and Airs. Wash liuitoll Hushes entertained lit n chnrmliiK l::iu o'clock picnic din ner in the heuutlfiil out-door liv ing; room on the river bank ut their home on Spruce sti-eet ill honor of Air. and Airs. Ilolnline and Alias Yeo, havini; as addition al guests. Air. and Airs. P. T. Un bar, Mr. und Airs. n. fl. llubar, Air. and Alra. I). II. Morgan, Mrs. Al. F. Hlce. .Mrs. William Hell, Air. and Airs. Trueinan l!unviin anil Mrs. Aiexaiuicr l.yie, 01 imuiuuiu Fulls, and Mr. mid Airs. John K. iliiiiyan. .:.lr. und Airs. A. C. Marsters en tertained for the HetnlincR and Alias Yeo at a very lovely eight o'clock breakfast at their attrac tive home on South Kane atreet on Monday morning. Covers were by the president, Mrs. A. J. hill placed at a beautifully appointed 1 son. anil new officers elected In table for Air. and Alra. Ilelnline j dude Aire, (irunt Osborn. prosi and Alias Yeo. guests or honor, I dent, ami Airs. It. C. Ilnvis, aocre Airs. .1. II. Oshorn. Airs. Al. F. Itice. tary-treusurer. Visiting and swim Allss Adeline Stewart and the host 111 ing wore enjoyed during the att ain! hostess, Air. anil Mis. A. C. iernonn. Alarslera. On Tuesday evening the Junior On Alondiiv noon Mrs lleliillne Woman', club, of which Mrs. lleln was the guest ot Allss Helen Casey! "I" formerly advisor, enter and Miss Naomi s.otl at luncheon u""''1 i!,,her ho"r ' "'" at the Hotel Cmpouu. !""''" 0 ""-hostess dinner at ' ' : the Hotel I mpqua. The table was Monday evening. Air. and Alra. John K. Ktinyan entertained al a delightful supper at their summer camp near Lone rock on the iNorth liiilHimi lor Mr. and Mra. lleinline ami Alias Yeo ami Mrs. Alexander Mi-s. Adrian llnwen. Airs. C. . E. Lyle. or Klamath Falls. - Air. and j Smith, . Alias Kiaine Hrnvvn and Alls P T llubar. Air. and Mm. Allss Calinel Newland. Airs, lleln i. II.- Alorgan. Dr. and Airs. I. ! line waa president of the Roscburg B. llubar, Air. and Mrs 1. 11. Rid-1 Woman's rlub al (he time the Jun dle. .Mr. and Mrs. Washington j ior .Woman's i-lub as organized Hugh. Airs. William Bell, Abuer aud she served as Its senior cou Baker, Airs. M. F. Rice and Allss tract chairman until she moved " fir .MaWfigJ Loulso Anderson, of Portland. Tuesday a delichtful one o'clock picnic luncheon' waa given by llie Choral club for Mrs. Helpline and Miss Yeo at the beautiful summer camp of Air. and Airs. Will H. Cerretsen on the North Uiupqua at Winchester. Airs, lleliillne or ganized Ihe Choral club four years ago and was its director for the first two years. Covera were placed for Airs. Helpline and Miss Yeo, Mrs. I). W. Stnrges,. of Cottage drove, Mrs. Will II. Gerretsen, Miss Helen Casey. Airs. A. J. Klllson. Alls. A. 11. Taylor. Mrs. Frederick K. liar tiliig, and daughter, Kiuine Sit zuiiuc, of Portlnnd. Mrs. Hugh Whipple. Mrs. Scott Williams. Aire. K. 11. Kohlhagen. Airs. Wal- 1 tPr Frcdrlcksoii. Airs. Clyde Car- atens. Airs, llarrle Hooth, Airs (leant Osborn, Mrs. Willis Alyers Airs. Karl Wiley. Mrs. J. F.- nil lurd. Airs. Donn Kudubuagh. Airs. Vera AleClintock Jones, Airs. Jack Suksdorf, Airs. it. C. Davis and Mi's, Frederick J. Porter. ( The business meeting W'a conducted attractively decorated with a boil- quel or mixed summer llowers. Covers were placed lor Airs. C. S. Helpline, guest ot honor, Mrs. Jack . chapman. Atrs. Kdwin Gardner. : v -, iy, - j . ; ki jit Tt Jy1 if'fe iiaViaiWiutti away from Roscburg. Wednesday noon Dr. and Mrs. O. H. Hllbar entertained Air. and Airs. C. S. Helpline und Miss Yeo nt luncheon nt their home on East Cass street. On Wednesday ovenlng Air. nnd Airs. G. V. Wimbeiiy entertained their bridge dinner club with Air. and Airs. C. S. Helpline as guests of honor ut a very lovely buffet supper ut seven o'clock ut their beautiful homo on Glenn slreet. Zinnias, Queen Amies lace and sweetpeas formed the attractive decorative motif for the occasion. Besides the club members and the guests or honor Mr. und Mrs. Heln lino, other gucBts of the ovenlng included Air. and Airs. Washing ton Hughes nnd Mr. and Airs. c. W. Wharton. Following the sup per the guesia enjoyed visiting on Ihe terrace of the home. Thursday evening .Mr. and Airs. K. J. Klllson and son, K. J. Jr., entertained Air. and Airs. c. S. lleliillne and Miss Yeo at a lovely dinner at their homo In lourel wood. Later Airs, lleliillne intend ed the surprise shower parly given by Allss Gay llubar and Allss Helen Marie Catching lu honor of Mlsa Kthola Kinney. - bridr clect, given ut the P T llnhiir home'. row wt CAN Tasf ADVAHTAQI Of Oil Te MONDAY eAROAll!! a new gait to midsummer eve ning functions. Perugia, thi master shoemaker who is fea turing them almost exclusive ly in his new collection, pre diets that in less than no time women will refuse to wear any thing else. He has been work ing on the "sole" technique fo some months and is now show ing practical sports and after noon sandals with the clog sole The foct that they are com fortable and give height will b a great factor in their goin over with women, especiaH the not-so-tall. Mainbochcr's offering to th world of fashions is generou so far as Ideas go, with man hints for advance fall wear. H continues his schoolgirl si houette but lays less emphusi on the tunic top which h launched in February- pror. ably because of its too gree popularity. His clothes hav casual, supple lines, even in th more formal evening gown: He features the most gorgeou colorings which he says ar strong colors of antique inspire tion and calls them "Baccha nale Blues," "Jupiter Reds and "Tyrian Purples." 1 One-Sided Effects Asymctrical, or one - aide effects, trimmings, fastening seem to be featured evcr where. Lelong has aeveJrt evening gowns with one shoui der only bare. His evenin clothes are divided betweei the slinky, siren-like evenin gowns and the full-skirte dress, but without any stifl ness. Even nets are suppl and fall into deep folds the make one think of swansdowr Lelong's contribution to th jewel picture includes earring itrjat feature, two large; intei locked" rings hanging from shoulder-ring, tenuous chai which is attached to a' hall circle slipped on the lobe c the car, and slave bracelet: one on each, wrist, with fou slender chains ending in ring through which the fingers ar slipped. These were showi with a slim dress of purpl chiffon with a sash in ceris tying in a huge bow in front. "Window" cutouts am transparent tops, are still fea tured in the more exotic eve ning gowns. New, too, are th threaded effects which L'elon launches all around the wais or down either side of th front, below the bustline usually in contrasting ribbor Later in the evening, Mrs. Heii Iin was guest or honor at th party given ',,y tho Duslnesa all Professional Women's Hill - bill club to als.o honor Airs. Jack Suk: dorr at 'd surprise shower party n the J, Al. judd garden on Soutl Jnclrsoii street. 'Mr. und Mrs. ltoscoe Marslei ami daughter. Alias Hetty, enter tallied tor the llelnllnea and Alls Yeo at a delightful eight o'cloc breakfast at their home Frida: morning. On Friday noon, a lovely no hostess luncheon was c'ven fo Airs. Helnline and Mias Yeo at tin Hotel Uiupqua. Others present 1n eluded Miss lla Lnubaeh, Misi Helen Cuscy, Miaa Naomi Scon Alias Marjorie' Wilson. Airs. I! Casey. .Mrs. Elizabeth Garretl Mrs. M. F. Itice. Alls. J. M. JutU and .Mrs. Jack Sukadort. Friday evening Air. and JIib. U H. .Morgan entertained at a ver lovely dinner party at their beau tltul new homo al Winston for Mr and Airs. Ilolnline und Allss Yeo Additional guests Included Mi and Airs. P. T. Hubnr, Dr. and Mrs D. II. Uubar, Airs. A. C. Crofts, o Scappoosc. Ore., Air. und Airs (Continued on page 3.) JOIIED AtXTRA day August Is an Important shop Ping month. Don't sacrifice the excellent values in things you need, because washing and Iron ing eat up your Mondays and other days through tht week. TELEPHONE 88 NEW SERVICE LAUNDRY 324 W.Lane St.