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TWO ROSEBURC NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON, SATURDAY, JULY 30, 1938. Blouses Flutter Into Fall Vogue at Paris Showings S0CDETTW Newest Varieties Resemble Dress Tops Social Calendar Sunday, July 31 ', Annual Minnesota picnic at 'Cbiimpoog. liuskot dinner. Frugruiu uud sports. 4 Monday, August 1 v Lilac circle. No. 4y, Neighbors of 'Woodcraft, to meet Ht H o'clock t !. O. O. F. hull to make plans for picnic. Annual picnic ami oocial of Dr. 'It. L. Dunn's nou-Uenominatlonal 'ill bio Study class to be held at JlJeer Creek City Auto park near Fowler street bridge. program, re tires hnieuts. Members and ii lends invited. j Tuesday, Auyust 2 i H. E. O. club 1:30 o'clock lunch- cou at home of Mrs. Clifton Hoop- jor on Harvard avenue. J Melrose grange meinbeiH and Hamilton invited to seven o'clock potluck picnic supper ut luenbark Jrrnch. i Public invited to Throo Links club six-thirty o'clock wiener roast tut Young's camp ground. Commit Jteo in charge: tivelyn Frodrlckon, iElsie itcese and Mayme lludnell. i Wednesday, August 3 j Bellview club afternuoi: meeting iut Summers home, i Merry-GoUound club to meet at 1:30 o'clock doHBert-lmicheun nt JClay Smith home at Wiimton with Jalrs. Earl Smith uh liOHtetta. f, Thursday, August 4 j Contiuuatioit or chiimpionHhlp Bolt tonrnainont of ladles of Coun try club ut 8:30 n. m. Ht club JconiHe. Potluck luncheon at 12:30 and afternoon of contract bridge. d Garden Valloy Women's club nf tternoon meeting at two o'clock at fclub house with Mrs. John Daniels las hostess. Friday, August 8 r Past Presidents club of George Starmer auxiliary to U. S. W. V. afternoon meeting at home of Mrs. Paul Dempsoy. 'REBECCA P. TURNER AND D. CROCKETT ANNOUNCE MARRIAGE DATE A3 AUG. 27 ; Dr. and Mrs. George K. Houck entertained at one of the nit in Uerestlng and charming nodal nf i fairs of the season last oveulng nt their ldvely home on South Steph jeiiB street In honor of Miss He jbecca P. Turner and Daniel Crook Itstt, who announced their mur vingo dato lor August 27, to bo Iheld ut the Turner homo in Tn .'coma, Wash. The rooms were beautifully Jdoeorated . with lurgo bouquels ol' fpastel ainnliis. Lovely ; iuIhcoI Huneous shower gifts were present Iml to MIh Turner, from Uie iuests and the evening hours were delightfully 'spent in visiting, Refreshments woro served buf tot style Inter Jii the ovening. The hable was covered by an attractive -Mace cloth, centered by u bowl of jpale pink and orchid zinnias, ar r ranged with baby's breath and 'entail white blossoms. The bou ciuot was flanked by tall lighted lvory tapers. Kntwlned hearts, Hied with a mallue bow, woro sua )ended over the table, J Small Individual cakes, decora t--ed lit palo pink, contained the ut t tractive wedding dato announce 1tments, which were written on mtn iature birds. - Mrs. Edwurd Mines poured and 'Mlsri' iMargarot Johnson cut ices. ;Mrs. Hilda Peterson, Miss Helen ,'CaHey and Miss Naomi Scott us slsted in serving, t Those enjoying the charming af fair with Dr. and Mrs. Houck in honor of Miss Turner and Mr. tcrocUott, Included1 Mr. and MrB. JM. L. Hrlcker, Captain and Mrs. :Kdward lilues, Mr. and Mrs. II. it. jCooper. Mr. and Mrs. 10. A. Post, iMr. und Mrs. Karl Nelson, Mr. aud Mrs. Doyle W. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. IL. L. Lowell. Mr. aud Mrs. Itay Tauutuud. Mitts Dernlre Heals, Miss Margaret Johnson. Miss Inez. Croslu, Miss Louise Hitter. Miss 'Holme Maker, Miss Fliubeth iShorldan, Mil's Fva and MIhw III ilen Carlson. Miss Fvelyn Itreck ;eniidge. Miss Ann Hinge, Miss Kb Jther Finch, Miss OIru Wlnther, iMiss Helen t'aaey. Naomi Scott, wMrtt, Adeline Poe. Mrs. Lola Col Mlua. Mrs. II. Anderson, Mrs. lltldu jPoterson, Mrs. Lena Geicr. Walter illohensee and F. drove Stevens. Miss Turner, whose home is In Tacomu, Wash., is stuff dietician at jlho Veterans Adnilnlstrutlon Facil ity. She spent hist week nl her hoine In Tacomu. where she was Mho inspiration for numerous de lightful atrairs given by friends In ther honor. Mr. Crockett, who enme lo Hose 'burg from Fl Paso, Texas, is rim "uected with the supply depart fluent at tlte Veterans Adminlslra tion Facility In l(oebuig. 'MRS. FREDERICK CHAPMAN ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLUB AND GUESTS ON MONDAY Mrs. Frederick Onnpniun. Jr., oil 1ertulned ut u charm Iur one-thirty o'clock ilnHsei t-lunche'Ui for her Miridge club and a numlHr of guests '.Monday afternoon at her attractive home in Lanrelwood. larkspur formed u pretty drcorulivu motif for the occasion. v Covers were arranged for Miss ! Marlon Tall, of Preston, Ontario, Canada, MIsh luiplme llughea, who "ut home for the summer fiom Mt vn t Mawr, Mrs. (ilrnu Owen. Mrs. R. It. -.Maddux. Mrs. lalo Stephens. Miss rMurgaret Haunt. Miss Fldresa Judd. fjMsa Jean Whitney, guests, nnd Mrs. Scott William. Mrs. Frank Coen. Mrs. Homn Hailey, Mrs. Fi r w In Hoot h, M i s. A. D. Pa rr a ml ,Ilrs Fredeikk J. Porter, members of the club. : Contruet bildge was enjoyed dur jing the nrteriiuim with Miss Whit .jutty .winning the gtest prise and -jUra. Bailey the club prize. By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER MIS6 HAZEL 6TRICKLAND AND KENNETH H EL LI WELL MARRY ON JULY 23RD Miss Hazel Rtrirklund, attrac tive daughter of Mr. and Mia. A. (). Strickland, of Lookiuggluss, and Kenneth Helliuell, sun of Fin est Hclliwell, of fiuswull Springs, were quietly married at an impressive aer vice at two o'clock Saturday af ternoon, July 23rd, ut St. George's Kpfscopal church. Hey. Perry Smith performed the ceremony in the presence of Mrs. D. W. Hclli well and John Watson, attendants. The altar and church were prettily decorated with bouquets of color ful dimmer flowers. The bride wus beautiful in an atti active frock of powder blue, the skirt of which was plaited alapuca and the blouse of matching blue organ fashioned with diug oulal stripes of Soutache hralde tautened down the fiont with tiny buttons. Her hat and shoes were matching blue and her corsage wus ol bouvnrdla. Preceding the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Hclliwell gave a lunch eon at their homo on South Kane Htreet for the couple and John VVntson and Mrs. Flwood Struder, of Med ford. For her going away costume the bride chose a lovely navy blue frock with a rod quilted jacket, a dark blue hat topped by a red bow and blue accessories, : Following the ceremony Mr. and Mis. Ilelli well left for Canada on a wedding trip, -following which thoy will make their home In the Kohlhagen apartments. Mrs. Helllwcll, who Is a popular member of the younger set of Hose burg, Is assistant chief operator at the Pacific Telephone and Tele graph ofrice In this city and will coniimte her work there unon her return to HoReburg. Mr. Holliwell , is aiso wen snown nere, naving ui lended Giu local schools uud is now employed at the Western States Grocery Wholesale company here. COUNTRY CLUB MEMBERS ENJOY MIXED TOURNAMENT AND POTLUCK 6UPPER Members of the Hoaeburg Coun try club enjoyed a delightful mixed tournament Sunday ufteruoou fol lowed by a most enjoyable pot luck supper ut the club house. Prizes for the two-ball foursomes went to Mm. J. 13. Marks and Fred Lockwood, first; Mra. J. F. 1)11 lard aud ft, 1. Bridges, second, and Mrs. Kenneth Qulue uud II. J. Cpjrmn, third. . Tlioso enjoying tho afternoon and evening at tho club Included Mr, and Mrs. A. A. Wilder and son, Carlton, and Mrs. Wlhlor's slater, Mrs, John Patterson, of San Fran cisco, Mr. aud Mra. II. L. Scofield. Mr, and Mrs. 11. 1), Qulue, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gruluo, Mr. and Mrs. K. D. Lylle, and son, Ronald, Mrs. Joiise. Sr., of Salem, Mrs. A. T. Ditchburn, of New York City, Mrs. J. F. ilarker. Mrs. 11. II. Stupleton, Mrs. J. T. Llrldges, Mr. and Mrs. 11. D. Hridgea aud sou, Danny, Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kinney, Mr. nnd Mrs. L. 10. Mct'llntock. Mr. und Mrs. H. J. Coram and sons, Peter, John and Donald, Mrs. J. F. Dll iard and daughters, Charlotte and Jeanne, Mrs. Harris Fllsworth und daughters, Mary Margaret und Jane, Mr. ami Mrs. L. K. Fies, Mr. and Mrs. K. Pearson, Mr. and Mrs. Krod Lockwood. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. 13. Marks. Mr. Und Mrs. It. V., -Davis, Mrs. Fdgar Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. II. T. Hansen aud duughter, Hutu, and sou. Hobby, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Judd, Miss Fldress 'Judd, Robert Kelly, Mrs. Hroadwuy aud Mr. nnd Mrs. F. II. Coen nnd sou. Frank, Jr. Mrs. 11. C. Stearns, Mrs. It. D. llrldges. Mrs. II. T. Hansen and Mrs. J. M. Judd had charge of nr- tangemeuts for the potluck sup per The tournament commit leu in cluded Mrs. D. J. Comm. Mrs. F. S. McClaln, Miss Helen Casey, Mrs. J. F. Dillard and Mrs. Walter Fisher. MRS. W. M. CAMPBELL HONORED AT LOVELY PARTY ON BIRTHDAY Mrs. It. W. Marsters entertained at a very lovely 1:30 o'clock dessert-luncheon Friday afternoon to eoinplltnenl Mrs. W. M. Campbell on her birthday anniversary. A beautltul bouquet of pink rOMcmids grated the center of the table, while the lurthday cake carried out a matching color-motif and was cut by .Mis. Campbell. Covers were ariatiKed for Mrs. Campbell, nuesl of honor, her daughter. Miss Fltabeth Camp bell. Mrs, Fail Fllilch. Mrs. George Churchill. Mrs, Paul True blood, of Moscow, Idaho, .Mrs. K. L. Knapp. Mrs. P. A. 1 Uud. .Mrs. John William Robertson, Mrs. A. C. Marsters, Mrs. F. W. Morrison and tho hnsiess, Mrs. H. W. Mar sters. Lovely gilts were presented to Mrs. Campbell ami tho pleasant allernoon boors were on joy ably spent in visiting. LARRY KAY BURR CELEBRATES FIFTH BIRTHDAY TODAY Ijirry Kuv lturr. son of Mr. ami Mrs. T. H. Purr, celebrated his fifth birthday anniversary today by in vi titie relatives lo his home in Rheixialt. Gilts were presented to Larry and a beautifuly ilreoraled birthday cake was cut in his honor. Those eu.ioiuu the occasion Includ ed Mr. aud .Mrs. T. H Purr ami I-uny. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Purr. Miss Wyona lturr, Mr. aud Mrs. Hurry Uurr ami daughter, Patiicta, aud ou. UUIv. aud Mr. uud Mra. J. W. Smith aud sou, Bobby, LADIES 6F COUNTRY CLUB BEGIN QUALIFYING ROUNDS OF TOURNAMENT Qualifying rounds of the annual chuinpioiiBhip golf cup touruumeat of the ladies of the Itoseburg Coun try ctub opened Thursday morning, at the club course with Mrs. Keu uelh Quino having low net score for the day. Potluck luncheon wus enjoyed at noon by Mrs. J. A. Harding, cap tain, Mrs. Frank Coen, Mrs. W. K. Ott. Mrs. H. T. liuusHi), Mrs. L. E. McCllutock, Miss Helen Casey, Mrs. Walter Fisher. Mrs. It. D. Bridges, Mrs. H. C. Stearns, Mrs. II. J. Comm. Mrs. E. S. McClaln, Mrs. J. M. Judd. Mis. Harris Ells worth, Miss Eldresa Judd, Mrs. Kenneth Qulne, Mrs. II. C. Wells, Mrs. L. K. Fies, Mrs. Arthur H. .Mount ford, Mrs. Mountford, Sr., Mrs. Edward Hines, Mrs. C. U. Van Neaa, Mrs. J. F. Dillard, Mra. It. C. Davis, Mrs. Stan Laphum, and the lutter's mother, Mrs. W. F. Wineurd, of Portland. A lovely gift was presented by tho group to Miss Kid res s Judd. popular bride-elect, whose marriage to Robert Kelly has been planned for Suinlay, July 31. Contract bridge wus enjoyed dur ing the ufteruoou with Mrs. Davis winning the high score and Mrs. Fisher, second high Bcore. The ladles will continue the championship cup tournament play next Thursday at the club witli pot luck luncheon at 12:30 aud after noon of contract bridge. CHARMING AFFAIR IS ENJOYED AT WAITE HOME SUNDAY EVENING Mr. aud Mrs. Douglas Waite and Judge and Mis. It. W. Mar stern entertained at a very charm ing six o'clock dinner and garden party Sunday evening in the beau tiful yard of the Waite home on Deer creek In compliment to Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Heluline and Miss Martha Yeo, of Cheyenne, Wyom ing, and the Waile's daughter, Mrs. Walter Pain and daughter, Eva Ruth, of Chicago, 111. Covers were placed at a beauti fully appointed table in the gard en for Mr. and Mrs. Hefnlfnc, Miss Yeo, Mrs. Haln and Eva Until, guests of honor, Mr. and Mrs. Washington Hughes and duugh ter, Miss Daphne, Miss Marlon Tail, of Preston, Ontario, Canada, Mr. and Mrs. I. It. Riddle, Mr. aud Mrs. M. E. Hitter Sr.. Mrs. William Hell aud grundson, Abner Maker, Mrs. ,1, K. Falbe and daughter, Miss Helen, Mrs, Ivan H. Mc Kin ney, of Portland, Mr, and . Mrs. Douglas Wailo and Judge and Airs. It. W. Marsters. Visiting was enjoyed during the pleasant evening houi-B. MRS HILDRETH MARSTERS COMPLIMENTED AT CHARMING TEA THURSDAY Mrs. Ilildreth Marsters of Long view, Wash., who Is spending a week here as the guest of Mr. nnd Mrs. A. C. Marsters, was compli mented at a very charming inform al tea given from three to five o'clock Thursday afternoon ut the W, M. Campbell home on North Jackson street with Mrs. Camp hell and Mrs. H. W. Marsters act ing as joint hostesses, assisted by Miss Elizabeth Campbell. Attractive nouquets of gladioli, zinnias uud other colorful summer flowers were used about tho rooms, while the tea table was beautifully appointed for the occa sion. Guests invited by Mrs. Campbell and Mrs. It. W. Marsters, to honor Mrs. Ilildreth Marsters included: Mrs. A. C. Marsters, Mrs. Fred Hamilton. Mrs. F. It. Churchill, Mrs. J. 1). Osborn, Mrs. Foster Hut ner, Mrs. A. J. Gethles, Mrs. J, E. McCllutock, Mrs. A. N. Orcult, Mrs, T. P. Vlrden, Mrs. Frances Llulott, Mrs. C. E. Roberts, Mrs. Homer Grow, Mrs. K. D. Lvtle, Mrs. F. A. Ilurd. Mrs. Fisher, of Portland, Mrs. Maurice J. New laud. Mrs. G. C. Pinluy. Mrs. G. V. Wimberlv, Miss Adeline Stew art, Mrs. Clair K. Allen. Miss June Wharlon, Mrs. J. E. Hunyan and Miss Elizabeth Campbell. SAN FRANCISCO VISITOR COMPLIMENTED AT INFORMAL TEA WEDNESOAY Mrs. C. C. Morrison, of San Francisco, who is spending several weeks in Rose burn visiting her sou and daugbler-iu-law, Mr. aud Mrs. F. W. Morrison, on Chad wick street, was honored at an In form i 1 l on Wednesday a 1 1 ernoon at Hie W. M. Campbell home on North Jackson sireel. Mrs. Camp, bell was assisted bv her daughter. Miss Ell.abeth. Those callinK on Mrs. Morrison Ht the Campbell home included Mrs. F. Morrison, Mrs. Roger Haltey. Mrs. I. G. Chirk. Miss Ger trude Curtis, of Perl land, Mrs. Claude linker. Mrs. Earl l llrich and Mrs. Frederick J. porter. CAMPING VACATION TRIP PLANNED BY GROUP FOR COMING WEEK A delightful week's vacation has been planned by a croup f the younger set to be held during the coming week at Little river. The group will leave RosebuiR Sunday morning for the camp nnd will return hero next Sunday. I he group includes Mis Gay Pubar. Miss Ella ll-Mintch, Mtss Ft hola Kinney, Mtss Frances Louise Wimbeily. Miss Adah Marie Huhl. Mies Helen Marie Catch inu. Miss Virginia Ness. Miss Eleanor Fuller and Miss Kale and Gayle Huchauan, of Eu gene, aud Miss Martljn Comptou. of Coqullle, 1 Above: Maggyi Rouff makes this fine black silk crepe tunic blouse with soft drapery,' at the waist and a looped scarf, effect at the neck. Worn with a black wool cult and black Persian lamb trim. Right: Over an evening gown of navy blue jersey Lelong places a pleated and tucked coat In dusty pink lalnage with deep waistband, Note the novelty earrings, j REBEKAH LODGE HAS INTERESTING MEETING TUESDAY ltnsebiMK Iiehekah lodgo held a vory Interesting meeting Tuesday evening ut the I. O. (). V. hull. A fine attendance of members en- Joyed the session. Noble Grand, I'Jlsic Keese, presided and appoin ted c.ertrudc llutiield, Una will lams and Laura Hounshell on the visiting committee. The door prize. donated by Klhel Bailey, was won by Hutli iHShumn. At the close of tho meeting Car men Clark, president of the Three Links club, called a meeting to announce plans for a public wiener roast to be held at 0:30 o'clock next Tuesday night at Young's camp ground. Tho committee In cludes I'-lvelyn Kredrlckson, Elsie Keese and Mayme lludnell. Tho August meetings or tho Uo bekah lodgo have been announced for eight o'clock the evenings of August lull nnd 2ttrd, to bo held at tho 1. O. (). I' hall. ELIZABETH WILLIAMS ENTERTAINS AT LOVELY SALAD-LUNCHEON MONDAY ....... Miss Ullzubeth Williams enter-: tallied at a delightful one-thirty o'clock salad luncheon at the home of her parents, Mr, and Mrs. R. D. Williams, on -Smith 11 no street' Monday afternoon. Sweetpeas ar ranged with baby's breath formed an attractive decorative motif for the occasion; Covers were arranged for Mrs. II. O. Pnrgeter. Mrs. J. It. Whar Inn. Mrs. I.. K. McCllutock, Mrs, It. p. Williams. Mrs. II. H. Turner, .Mrs. T. It. llurr. Mrs. Harry llarvie aud Mrs. A. H. Taylor. Contract biidge was enjoyed dur ing the pleasant afternoon hours with Mrs. MiCllulnrk winning the' high score prize nnd Mrs. Harvie the .ccnml high score prize. SLACK PARTY IS ENJOYABLE AFFAIR OF TUESDAY EVENING llua V,,ill, ,,i,,l Ml.. Vlvlnl,, Young invited a group of friends to a most enjoyable slack parly Tues day evening at the home of their parents, Mr. uud Mrs. Hoy (). Young, on South lane street. A lovely six o'clock dinner was served at a prettily appointed table centered with a bowl of zinnias and ariuuucil with colorful potlery. Covers were placed for Miss Caro lyn Allen. Miss Sally ami Miss Jane Clarke. Miss Phyllis Nelson and Miss Virginia Young. The group ntlemled Hie ball game lolowtng the dinner hour. BIBLE CLASS HAS INTERESTING MEETING The t'mpqiia ltlble Study group met Sunday exenlug to enjoy a verj Interesting hour mi the subject. "Illl'lerenl Types." led by Mr. He bard. lorls Leonard gave u poem. "Kemberance." The class meets every Sunday evening nt 7:3" o'clock aud snvone Interested has been most cordially invited to attend. By ROSETTE HARGROVE NEA Service Staff Correspondent. PARIS. Blouses are in the limelight. The fall styles, fea tured in mtdseason collections, included a number of taiileurs with some brand new notions in this category. This is indeed the time to start haunting the blouse departments. Begin, of course, by looking for a blouse that will trans form last spring's navy or black or gray suit. Pick something :hut looks not at alt like the blouses you wore with the suit last teason. For example, you might consider at least one blouse in i ahade that matches exactly the color of the suit. Nothing could be smarter, or look newer than a black satin blouse with a . black suit, a navy one with a : :m (S if - - UMPQUA SKATING ' ! PARTY IS ENJOYABLE AFFAIR OF FRIDAY ; A largo group of young people at UmpQtta drovo to the Winches ter rink Friday evening for a very enjoyable skating nurty. Those en Joying the affair were June Hod sou, John Bill, Ernest and Charles Hudson, of Hoscburg, Jenu and Laura Lee Wlnulford, Mildred Hell--ard, Conrad Higgins, Robert Rein deiiKer, Cecil Mont, June Munsou, Leonard, Darrell, Kenneth aud Don Munson, Gerald Bacon, Stanley and Koy Long, of Unipqua, Florence Ourney, tJenevleve und Mary Francos Germund, Doris nnd Ro berta McKinney, Doris, Pat, Mary Ellen, Mclbn, Oneida nnd Vernon LoDnard, Alfred Gurney, I.yole and Marcella iVohr, Donald McKinney, of Millwood, and the following chaperones, Mr. und Mrs. L. Leon ard Mr. and Mrs. L. Hlggfns, Mr. aud Mrs. G. W. Munsou and the hitter's brother und sister.ln-law I.ir. and Mrs, Kenneth Cook, of Los Angeles, Cnlir. Mfl. AND MRS. WATSON CELEBRATE WEDDING ANNIVERSARY MONDAY Mr. and Mrs. B. Watson on Deer creek road, celebrated their forty-fifth wedding . anniversary Monthly. They were married at Cluster, Ohio, July 25, 1S93. and moved to Rosehnrg twenty-six yeurs ago. Friends surprised them with many beautiful gifts aud cards. Guests during the day were Mr. aud .Mrs. Roy Young, .Mr. aud ..Irs. J. E. McCllutock. Dr. and .Mrs. .lames McCllutock and daughters, Hcv. S. Rnynor Smith. Mrs. J. I). O.-.born, Mrs. F. H. Churchill. Mrs. A. N. Orcutt. Mrs. Foster Butner, Mrs. A. S. Coen. Mrs. J. E. Pickens and son. Kenneth, Mr. and Mrs. Itrbinson, Mr. and J!rs. S. W. Van Voorst aud daughters, Evelyn and Elbe!. Mrs. Linlen, . Mrs. Bessie Pen! ro, Mrs. Ella Lough, Mrs. Lewis E. Jones nnd -Miss Nuncy Taggart. . MR. AND MRS COOPER ENTERTAIN AT DINNER Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Cooper en tertained nt a vory lovely dinner parly Friday evening at their home near (Utile, having as their guests, Miss Dorothy and Miss Helen llartshorne, of lmgvlew, Wash., Mr. Woodward of Port land. Mr. and Mrs. It. H. Williams of Kosehurg. Mr. and Mrs. J. Tay lor . McCnrd unci I.ilclndn lieu. Hetty Cooper. Kenneth Cooper and Allen Cooper. Visiting and music were enjoyed during ttie pleasant evening hours. PUBLIC INVITED TO WIENER ROAST NEXT TUESDAY EVENING The Three Links club of the Koscbuiii Iiehekah lodge has invi ted the general public to enjov a delightful sivlhlrty o'clock wiener tvnst next Tuesday evening. August 2nd lo be held nl Young's camp ground. Kvclxn Kredrlckson. Elsie Reese and Mayme lludnell have charge of arrangements for the nlfatr. dark blue, or gray With a sUit of the same color. , The newest blouses are more akin to dress tops than to ordinary blouses. They either tuck in the skirt or else belong to the tunic variety, fitting smoothly over the hips. Sleeves are either short or long, (there are some women who . do not look their besu in long sleeves) and necklines continue to bo worn high, although with a great deal more softness. The "bloused" blouse, i. e., pouched all around the waistline, which Piguet launched in the spring, promises to continue its vogue well on Into the coming sea son. These are particularly becom ing to slim hi pi ess figures. Lace Encrustations Very dressy blouses usually coin bine chiffon find fine chantllly or satin. The style is much more in tricate, with the lace encrustations forming Louis XV bbws or other motifs. Hows, aiid loops by the way, - ure coming In with the fall season. Maggy Rouff trims the neckband of a slim black silk crepe tunic blouse with two largo and wide loops of b'.ack satin ribbon knotted on one side, while Muinbocher finishes a bright royal blue satin ribbon blouse with an amusing little cor olla collar. In front only, and wide twin loops which almost cover the bosom. This blouse is worn with a slim skirt and a full-length coat in black ribbed wool, the satin col lar and loops being worn over the coat. A distinctly unusual idea. Many of the more formal blouses offer the added advantage of doing double duty in the guise of Infor mal dinner dresses, with the addi tion of a simple but well-cut skirt in satin or crepe or, later on in the season. In velvet. This skirt can be of the same color as the blotise or In black. Lame chiffon, which is ultra thin and supple, makes a stunning evening blouse or, rather, an in formal evening dress, when com bined with a Blender black silk Jer- . Bey skirt. Bruyere showed one in MRS. E. A.., BRITTON HONORED AT LOV'ELY LUNCHEON ON FRIDAY : Mrs. J. D. Osborn entertained nt a very lovely one o'clock lunch eon yesterday to honor Mrs. E. A. Britton on her birthday annivers ary at her home In West Rose burg. A beautifully decorated birthday cake was served at the close of the luncheon. The table was beautifully appointed for the occasion. Mrs. Osborn was assisted In serv ing by Mrs. Foster Butner. Cov ers were placed for Mrs. Britton, guest of honor, Mrs. Hlldreth Mar sters. of Longvlew, Wash., Mrs. A. B. Cacy, Mrs. .A. B. Taylor, Mrs. Grant Osborn, Mrs. It. W. Mar sters, Mrs. H. D. McKay, Mrs. E. E. Applewhite, Mrs. Earl Wiley, Mrs. Frances Llntott, Mrs. Foster Butner and the hostess, Mrs. J. D. Osborn. Lovely gifts were presented to Mrs, Britton In honor of .the occa sion and the afternoon hours were pleasantly spent In sewing and visiting, MRS. HAROLD HASKIN HONORED AT LOVELY SHOWER PARTY THURSDAY Mrs. Robert Glle and Mrs. George Barr were Joint hostesses ut a very lovely shower parly complimenting Mra. Harold Hnskln Thursday ev ening at the former's home. Beau tiful bouquets of summer flowers lent a colorful note to the rooms. Visiting was enjoyed and Inter de licious refreshments were served, followed by the presentation of the many lovely gifts to Mrs. Huskln from Mrs. Edwin Collom. of Eu gene. Mrs. Earl Wlsner, Mrs. Gor don Bennett, Mrs. A. J. Ellison, Miss Gladys Haskln. Mrs. Allen Burkhnrt, Miss Iris Rice, Mrs. Ern est Gaiilner. Miss Lois Irving, Miss Florence Meredith. Mrs. Gene Green. Mrs. Guy Hickman and the hostesses, .Mrs. Robert Glle and Mrs. George Barr. MRS. E. J. SCHRIMPF HOSTE8S TO SEWING CLUB ON TUESDAY Mi 8. iEt J. Schrlmpf very gracious ly entertained her sewing club Tuesday evening at her home on South Jackson street. Sewing nnd visiting wen; enjoyed and later Mrs. Schrlmpf served delicious re freshments to Mrs. I). E. Kolts, a guest, und Mrs. It. M. Church, Mrs. Donn Radabaugh. Mrs. Wallace Hobertson. Mrs. I.. A. Miles. Mis. J. A. Hart and .Mrs. U C. Cum- minus. The next meetlnc of the Huh wl'll be held Hie evening of Auaust uth at the homo of Mrs. Robertson. MERRY-GO-ROUND CLUB TO MEET NEXT WEEK The Meny-Go-Rouiid club has been Invited lo enjoy a one-thirty o'clock desseil luncheon next Wed nesday at the Clay Smith home at Winston with Mrs. Earl Smith acting rs hostess. All members are moft cordially invited to be present. - r $)jrj , - - s V i ) " f IS . , , An effective and clear-cut paisley print is shown in this cleverly worked Lelong blouse. The color scheme Is green and navy on white. It's worn with a navy suit and navy felt hat. her mid-season collection which the wrist. This idea could be ex was most attractive. Tho blouBe in pressed in a silver and blue lume dull gold lame was very full, with blouse combined with a midnight a deep rounded yoke worked In the blue satin skirt, or In a number ot tiniest sunray pintucks. The full- other combinations, preserving the ness "bloused" all around the Idea of lame for the blouse, how walstllno and the long full and ever, which always lends a "party" pouched sleeves were caught In at look to things. - , B. P. W. C. HAS' HOBO PARTY ON MONDAY EVENING Mrs. Yynion Spencer, Miss Mar jorle Wilson and Mrs. Story lies were the hostesses at a hobo party, given by the Business and Professional Women's club at Young's park on- Deer creek Mon day evening. Tho mpmlior. nil arrived nt R:R0 in their very best hobo costumes 1 with a paper sack of lunch tucked under their arm. and proceeded to enjoy a picnic supper under the beautiful trees that line the creek bank. Miss Lucille Lenox presided over a short business meeting, fol lowing the suppen One new mem ber, Mrs. Ann Sullivan, was ad mitted to the club. The group went In a body to view several proposed park sites, being investigated by the commis sion. Attending the picnic were Mrs. Helen Dolan, guest, and Miss Lu cille Lenox, Mrs. Story lies, Mrs. Win. Bell, Mrs. Lymon Spencer, Mrs. Dale Owen, Mrs. Jack Suks dorf, Mrs. Geraldine sheeny, Mrs. Elizabeth Garrett, Mrs. Goldle Bruno, Mrs. J. B. Hughes. Mrs. C. W. Slnnlger, Miss Margaret Page, Miss 11a Laubach, Miss Nadine Pinkerton, Mrs. Hazel Doerner, Miss Marjorie Wilson, Miss Bess Wharton, Mtss Naomi Scott, Miss Dorothy Norton, Miss Margrct Od orktrk. M. O. A. CLUB HAS DELIGHTFUL PICNIC WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON The M. O. A. club held a very de lightful picnic luncheon Wednesday at the C. T. Tipton homo at Oaks addition. Covers were arranged for Mrs. George Powers, Mrs. J: E. Marks, Mrs. George Dickie, Mrs. Roy Good, Mrs. John Travis. Mrs. C. W. Cook, Mrs. E. G. Cloako. Mrs. Eldon Ogle. Mrs. Charles Moiir, Mrs c. T. Tipton. Miss Pearl Jones. Miss Mildred Marks, Miss Barbara Benway, Miss Marian Smith. Miss Shirley nhd Miss Bar bara Ogle, Miss Anette Calkins nnd Miss Jean and Miss Ellnmae Cloake. Swimming was enjoyed during tho pleasant afternoon hours. The next meeting dato and place for tho club will be announced later. NEBRASKA- PICNIC DATED FOR AUG. 7TH The fifteenth nn,il vi picnic will be held at the city park mourn eoge oi me cuy on the high way!, in Corvallis. Oregon. Sumlav. August Till. All fnrniei- Vpl,-t,DL-.',D are most coroiany invited to enjoy ihe noon basket dinner nnd after noon program and sports. Coffee win oe iiirnisneii nv the committee GARDEN VALLEY WOMEN'S CLUB TO MEET NEXT WEEK The Garden Vallev Whiiiah'. ..ti. will meet nt two o'clock next Thurs day alteruoon at the club house witn rs. John linoiMla nu hostess. All members are urged to oe present. THIMBLE CLUB' ENJOYS I ICE CREAM SOCIAL ON 1 ' MONDAY AFTERNOON The Neighbors oE Woodcraft Thimble club held a very delight ful ice cream social at the garden of Mrs. Bertha Taylor Monday aft ernoon. Guests present included Mrs. McKay, Mrs. Myrtle Nor wood) Mrs. George Campbell and Miss Emma Lou Dlshmah. Mem bers present were Prudie Hiding er, Malinda Miller, Elsie Williams, Hattle Neal, Inez Crunimett, Lydia Hooper, Grace Owen, Ruth Dish man, Dora Gilbert, Mary Myers, Lora Darby, Winnie Hawn, Mayme Hudnell, Evelyn Fredrickson, Anna Dowel!, Iva Taylor and Ber tha Taylor. The next meeting of the club will be held August g at the home of Lora Darby. ' MRS. H. C. STEARNS ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLUB AT LUNCHEON Mrs. H. C. Stearns very gra-i clously entertained her bridge club at a delightful two-course lunch eon Friday at her home In Oak land. Beautiful summer flowers lent a colorful note to the table und about the rooms. Covers were placed Tor Mrs. L. Stearns and Mrs. R. D. Bridges, guests, and Mrs. J. F. Dillard, Mrs. A. B. Taylor, Mrs. Grant Os born. Mrs. E. A. Post. Mrs. E. R. Metzgor and the hostess, Mrs. H. , C. Stearns. Contract bridge was enjoyed during the afternoon with Mrs. Taylor winning the first prize nnd Mrs. Dillard the second prize. DITCH BURN-BARKER f LUNCHEON IS LOVELY ' AFFAIR OF WEDNESDAY One of the loveliest nffnlrs ot the week was the delightful one o'clock bridge luncheon given by Mrs. A. T. Ditchburn, of New York (Continued on page a) Business Girl? We understand you want a hair style which can be for nal or business like with the Hip of your comb. Let us mow you how. TELEPHONE 424 lla's Beauty Shop Perkiiu Bldg. ..;.,.v
