ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON. SATURDAY, AUGUST 6, 1938.
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Social Calendar
j Sunday, August 7
Garden Valley Women's clul) un
"mini noon picnic dinner ut Hut
'ton's grove lo which entire Car
.'den vulley community In Invited.
. Monday, August 8
- N. of V. Thimble dull nrter
Tnoon meeting ut hinoe of Mrn. Mu
tton Darby.
Tuesday, August 9.
" Hebekah lodge meeting nt
'-o'clock In evening ut 1. O, O. V.
hall.
." Evening sewing club meetliiK ut
"heme or Mb. Wallace Robertson.
lliulouru flub, Daughters of til"
'Nile 0:30 o'clock no-hostess dinner
lit tbo home of Mm. Perl WellH Jli
Knsl Lnne street.
Thursday, August 11 .
2 Continuation or 'cliniiiploirslilp
(golf totinianient of Indies of Colin
j try club ut 8:30 n. in. I'otluck
J luncheon ut 12:30 and afternoon of
; contract bridge.
: Presbytorlun Missionary society
i ut 2:30 In afternoon at homo of
tlio president, Mm. Homer Cirow,
( (138 Cobb street. Mra. C. K. Ho
' lierlH In charge of program, "Mov-
- Ing Millions," which will complete
nilssion study on India.
(loorgo Stunner utixlllury to
f meet at .7:30 In evening at arm
; ory. Special business session ro
1 guiding national convention lo be
hold 111 September at Portland.
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i MR. AND MRS. KELLY
' ENTERTAIN AT DINNER
j ON FRIDAY EVENING
:l Air. and Mrs. John Kelly outer
! tallied ut a very delightful li'30
' o'clock chlckon dlniier at their
i homo at 1246 North Jackson street
Friday evening to compliment the
, former's daughter, (lortriide, who
' -with her ffiondB, Miss Inez Llg
1 getl, Is hero from Wichita, Kans.
, Tho centerpiece for the table
van n bowl or red flux and while
! scublosls. Covors wore placod Tor
Miss liertriide Kelly, MIbb Inez
1 Liggett, Mr. and Mrs. Cleorgo lllce,
J Mr. and Mrs. Otlson Mardon mid
! two daughters. Patsy Ann and
Donna June, John Kelly Jr., .lamest
' Peterson, JeBSlo Forrester nun mo
! IiibI mid hostess, Mr. and Mra.
. John Kelly.
" Tile evening hours v ein enjoy
l.bly Bpent in visiting. MIbs Kelly
hub graduated a year ugo from
Wesley hospital In Wichita, Kan-
','r.as, and with MIbb Liggett will go
I to Scuttle, where both will be em-
I ployed us iiuibub.
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i CHARIVARI PARTY GIVEN
! MR. AND MRS. HELLIWELL
ON WEDNESDAY EVENING
i A delightful ehurlvurl was given
( Mr. unci Mrs. Kelinelh llelllwell,
J who wero married July 23rd, when
a group or rriendB culled ut their
homo ut the Kohlhugen apurluients
' MedlH'B(luy oveulug.
I A shower of canned goods was
, given to Mr. and Mrs. llelllwell.
'i'hoBo enjoying tho evening inelud
' ed Mr. mid Mrs. Konnelh liolliwoll,
J Mr. and Mrs. 10, It. Kenny, Mr. unci
, Mrs. Ahull Dcliulru, Mr. und Mrs.
lloburt llluck. Mr. und Mrs. W. A.
Hupp, Dr. and Mrs, C. It. Sharp,
Mr. und Mrs. U. W. llelllwell, Mr.
und .Mrs. M. II. Muney, Mr. and
. Mrn. Thomas Slrlcliluud, Mr. und
Mrs. Louis Neiirltnr, Mr. und Mrs.
I'-nrd Singleton, Mrs. llruiugcr,
Miss Kslher licvun, Willliim Came
1 roll, MIbb Dorothy Whltakor, MIbb
Virginia (liirnee, lllll Machen, Miss
J Pourl tloulx, Tom Ness, Kugeiila
- Ilrlggs, Mrs. l.ui'llle lllbbs, or
I Corvnllis. und John Watson.
1 : Mr. and Mrs. llelllwell served re-
freshnients to the gucais.
BELLVtEW CLUB
; ENJOYABLE MEETING
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON '
I The llcllvlcw club held a delight-
' fill meeting at tile homo of Mrs, tl.
I' Summers and Mrs, C. Sunimei'B
Weilnesdny lillcruoiill. IJtlostS pres
' rill were Miss Mill gllerlle llono
j Nalln. Mis. tlladya Caswell. Mia.
C. Vogel, of Kaunas Clly, and Mrs.
W. (). Stutton. of Sun Krauclseo.
' Members present were Mrs. Harry
' Collison, .Mrs. Don lleiiilrU-ksoli.
Mrs. K. I.. WalBim. Mrs. Call (III
(treat h. Mrs. J. .1. Kester. Mrs. ltob-
on Huff, Mrs. Ktiittm lleckley, Mrs.
'. 1,. Kohiliann. Mrs. S. W. Van
Vonrsl, Mrs, (I. I.. Nicholas, Mrs.
; I,. D. Kelley, Mrs. Irwin Clark,
! Mrs. Doll Morberg. Mrs. Carl Uose-
IiiiiiI, MrK. Agnes Hunter mid the
' hoslosses.
Lovely refreshnieuts were served
ut u loni; lahle In the garden. The
in-xl iupi'Mmk will bo S"t''"nh'i
T t ti ut Ihu honuj of .Mitt. Kumm
PUBLIC RECEPTION
ANNOUNCED FOR
AUGUST TENTH
' UM)KINli:i,ASH. Ai:k. ti. A
imhllc rocoptluu Immn-liiK Iti'V. iunl
Mrn. K. Iti It I tii will In tnmni
oil hy 1 ho lollies A til kih ifly n
WVdncHdtiy rv.-niiu:. Aimust I", at
the hnint of Mr. iiikI Mrs. Arthur
ftlnrsli. AiTiinnonii'titH aro In clnuuo
of .Mrs. (Iit'cii. Mrs. Will Mount.
Mi. K( fn llcanl and Mi-h, (). (i.
ItiiRiM-n. A iMniiim will lie pir
viilod hv .Mrs. Trd HiMtcH aiul
Mrs. V. V. Xumwalt.
GEORGE STARMER
AUXILIARY TO MEET
ttt'oiKo Slatinor inixlllary to t'nlt
I'd Spanish War ViMimhiih will lnld
mi tiupoitant inrriliiR nt 7 : HO
n'rltH'k Thtirsday cvcnliic at tlir
:mimry, ut whftli titnr plaim will
1)0 made lor tho nii(inu;il i-oiimmv
tioil to hn dfld In I'm Hand tn Sep
toinlMM'. Kvoiy iiicihImm h wneil
to lu pi m' nt,
By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER
HAWAIIAN LUAU GIVEN BY
MR. AND MRS. CARTER
FOR HONOLULU VISITOR
One of the most charming mid At tho Benson's most beautiful
Interesting parties or the summer . wedding, Miss Kldross Virginia
wub given Saturday evening hy'Jtutd, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.
Mr. und Mrs. II. 11, Curtcr at their ,M. Jildd. of Koseburg, became tho
home on .Military street, when bride, Sunday, July 3IkI, of Robert
they entertained a large number of: M Kelly, son of Colonel itild Mrs.
friends at u Hawaiian l.tluu in com-1 ICdwurd K. Kelly, of Meiil'ord, ut St.
plinieiit lo their house gueBt. Miss ttieorge's Kpliicopul church in this
.lean Thomson, of Honolulu, llu- city.
wall. Key. Perry Smith performed the
The holies received attractive ,
lets noon llielr arrival at the party
and the Luau was served ut two
long tables placed In the garden UoiReoiiu houiiuets ot coral-colored
at six-thirty o'clock. The garden gladioli and lull lighted ivoiy can
was lighted by numerous colorful illes ilecoruted the church.
oriental lanterns uud an luipro-l
vised stage was placed III the cell-.
ter ot the garden covered by u ,
cunupy of evergreens.
Tho In hies wero bountifully dec-
oiuled with miniature palm trees,
coiorflil Hawaiian shells, attractive
frvni s mill nlin ecarils tied Willi
raffia and lefB.
Covers were arranged for MIbb
Jean Thomson, guesl ol honor, Mr.
and Mrs. Harris Kllsworth, Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Jenkins, Mr. and Mrs.
0, M. lies, Mr. anil Mrs. H. Schmoll,
Mr. und Mrs. Hoy Ahipaugh, Mr.
and Mrs. Addison, Mr. unit Airs. M.
Homes, Mr. turn Mrs. L. Knupp,
Mr. and Mrs. II. F. lOnglish, Mr.
and Mrs. II. II. Curler, Mr. und Mrs.
Frederick J. Porter, Mrs. Ketch,
Miss Hess and Miss Jane Wharton,
Roger llalley, Charles V. Stunlon,
Rosemury und Knthryu Irving,
Shirley, Ami und Hurluu Curler,
Fruuces Irving, Dorothy, Donald,
Margery, Alice und Allied hngilsh,
Alton, Margery, Dorothy and Treva
Alapaugh, Mary Margaret and Juno
Kllsworlli and Jeull and Murylln
Keetch.
The Liiuu (Huwiillun feast) prov-.
ed uuiiBiiully IniereBling to tho
guests und consisled of Lull. Lull,
Pol Poi und long rice. Pun, import
ed Ifawaiiuu pineapple, yaniB,
Konu coftee, Pohu, (luuvu, Mango
Chutiioy uud Puiiiu und pineapple
imported jellies uud Jain from Hu
wail. Tho menu was printed on an
attractive Hawaiian iLUflel.
Charles V. Stanon acted as mas
ter of ceremonies. Mr. and Mrs.
(tomes, newcomers to Koseburg
und former residents u? Huwnli,
wero Interesting guests of Ihe eve
ning. Mr. Conies is an especlully
fine musician and singer and en
tertained the guests with numer
ous delightful selections. A most
eiijoyublo Improniplii program of
skits, Hawaiian dunces, group
singing und uiusicnl uud vocul
numbers wero presented.
Vl'hn Cnrlei' ; fiiriillv liiiule tllell-
liomo in Honolulu, before coming
lo Koschurg lo reside. Miss Thom
son Is enjoying her summer vaca
tion on the west const and spent n
week here with Ihe Cutters, before
leaving WeilneBilny for Taroina und
Seattle to vlsil l-cludves. She plans
to sail ill September for Honolulu
to return to her work (here.
ERNEST UNRATH IS
HONORED AT SURPRISE
PARTY ON BIRTHDAY
Mr. uud Mrs. K. A. Hrlllon en
tertained ut u very delightful sur
prise parly Katurdny evening at
their attractive home In We.U
Uoseblirg to honor lOrtlest Dnrulli
on Ills blrtliduy nnulveraury.
The lovely supper wub served
bul'fet style In the ntlructlve gard
en lo Mr. and Mr. Urnest llu
ruth, Mr, und Mrs. William I'u
i al h, Miss KIIbo Wetlsleln, Jllsit
Anna Mue Itnruth, llnrnhl lln.vl
lind Mr. uud Airs. K. A. Mrllton and
daughter, Miss Lnela, and hoii.
Jimmy. The gurden was lighted
wllll colorful Orientul lanterns.
Cllts were proHenlod to Mr. lTn
rath and u lovely birlliduy cuke
was cut, Following (In supper
Ihe guests were Joined by Miss
Cai'lui 1 Newland. Aliss Helen 'llu
seuhark und Mr. and Mrs. A. II.
Taylor and daughter, Miss Allni
he. Visiting wiiH enjoyed dining
the plcusuiit eieniug hours.
SURPRISE H0USEWARMIN3
PARTY CIVEN FOR
MR. AND MRS. V. BUSH
A gioilp of Itosehurg friends
gave n delightful surprise llollse
w arming party fin- Mr. and Mrs.
ViiKil llush ut their new place leu
miles east or Mylile Creek Thurs
day evening. A sllex col'leo maker
and stnve was presented in Mr,
and Mib. Hush from Mr. and Airs.
Adrian Klsher. Caiilulu ami Mrs.
KilMurd Hlnes. Air. and .Mrs. Ward
Ciimiulngs, Air. ami Mrs. I-Muaril
Holler, Mr. and Mrs Vincent Ala-
- j Mr. uiul Mm. (iny Mnwvry
Mr. atid und Mr.-. I'.. K. siui iiniit.
Mr. uml Mm. Hy Srhncriv", Mr.
and Mrs. S. V. Van Voorst, .Mr.
and Mrs. Clinton (iorlliy, ami Mr.
and Airs. .1. H. Hrnnossy.
A didlt;luiut puthii-k suppor wha
onjiiyod In tho yard, altor wliit-h
vlsitinn nit onjoyod.
MRS. E. O. RICKLt
ENTERTAINS CLUB AT
SALAD SUPPER TUESDAY
Mm. (. Hit kit von prm ious
ly onli-ituiiiod her hrldKo rluh at
ii lovoly sommi nYlocK Hulud enppor
at lior nttnictho homo nn Hmnl!
inn hoiuio 'I'nosduy ovoniiitt. Hoau
tilul hompiois nt idnnias woio um'm
In lorin tho din-oratlvo motif lor
ttio urrnslott.
t.'ovoi'H woio placod for Mrw
I,. Wliiihovly. u miost. and Mis.
Krod llamiltnn. Mis. S. .1. Shoo
makor. Mm. ti. V. Kiiiluy. Mis.
tioiimo Wharlnri, Miss .lstio W'hi.r-
ton. Mrs. tl. V. Witntioi ly and c
hostoHN, Mis. Nlokli.
t'oiiliiii'l hridno was tho iHum1
von oINlio ploasaiit pvoninp hom
with Mis. Khilny wumtim tho pi!o
lui Innh Bi'Oio.
IELDRESS VIRGINIA JUOO
AND ROBERT M. KELLY
I MARRY SUNDAY, JULY 31
Impressive service al three o clock
in the afternoon In the presence of
about eighty friends ami relatives.
Preceding tho ceremony Mrs. Ho-
mer (Irow pluyed on tho organ.
"Andante Cuntablle," by Tschodsky
and "Klnlnndlu," by Sibelius, rol-
" " '"n"
" nging i i.ove i nee, i,y i.neg.
Mrs (, row played Lohengrin s pro-
cessiuinii iui ma in i.iui imi ly in
on tor tho cluirch und Mendol
hsoIiii'h rccuHslonal ut tho close of
the nervlce.
The hrldo waa vory ultrucLive In
a houutifiil wlilto satin wedding
gown with a short train of satin
and fushionod on PrinuosH linos.
Th color wan high in tbu Eliza-
hetliun UoBiKii und gorgeous inserts
of cut-work and Uny pourls on the
yoku and sleeves with tiny buttons
raisteniiiK Ihu buck from tho col
lar to waistline. Her wedding veil
was kuee-lengUi and circular, fit
ted to her head hy u Juliet cap
edged fu point laca und orunge
hloBsotns. Hue curried a beautiful
Colonial bouquet of bouvardiu en
circled by white gladioli buda. The
bride was given in marriage by her
lather, J. Al. .Indd.
Little Noreen Ann Kelly, of Port-
lund, a nleco of the bridegroom,
acted as flower girl and was lovely
in a Bnowwhite frock of gold taf
feta, fashioned with a long skirt
ami puffed sleeves. Pale yellow
gladioli buds, in coronet fashion,
wero. worn on her hoad. The flow
er girl was followed by Mrs. Fred
erick J. Chapman, sister of the
bride, uh matron of honor. She
wore an attractive floor-length
model of a sheer torquoise ma
terial, made with puffed sleeves,
light bodice and very full skirl.
Her coronet was of white carna
tions and her bouquet was Colonial
fashioned of gladioli, zinnias and
asters, shading from pale pink to
deep salmon and rose, miss Mar
jorie Kelly, of Mod ford, sister of
the bridegroom, was atlraeth e in
a rust taffeta floor-length frock
with wide Clrco litee lapels. Her
coronet and Colonial bouquet). har
monised with her frock hy the use
of zinnias in rust, gold uud brown
ish tones.
Edward C. Kelly, of Portland.
I rother of the bridegroom, noted as
best man ami James K. Judd. broth
er of the bride, and Kolth Phillips
wero ushers.
The bride's mother wore an at
tractive frock of cerise, blue und
green printed crepe with a navy
Inue hat ami u corsage of gold
gladioli. The bridegroom's mother
wore a blue mid while print with
tin vy blue hat and a corsage of rose
gladioli.
The wedding reception followed
the wedding ut the home of tho
bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M.
Judd, on South Jackson street, re
quisite hoiLpiets of pure white
gladioli and white bowls uud vases
were used about, the rooms. The
many beautiful wedding gifts were
on display In one large room.
Punch was served in tho ntt mo
tive gurden of tho home with Mrs.
Kolth Phtlliim and Mrs. Iiilo Steph
ens in charge.
Tho refreshments wore served
l.ufiet stylo with Mrs. llortlm.Par
rott and Mrs. Perry Smith, uud
Miss Helen Casey and Miss Alice
Poland alternating at the table In
pouring. A lovoly lace cloth cov
ered the table, which was centered
hy the beautiful throe-tiered ileco
ruted bride's cake flanked hy sl
tali lighted white tnpors. Tho cake
vns cut hy the bride. Hernard
Kelly, young nephew of the bride
groom, presented the wedding cake
to tho guests, Mrs. W, A. llourroll
and Mrs. James K. Judd assisted
in tho serving
The bride's wedding bouquet was
caught by Miss Auuahollo llrrg.
Por her going awuy costume the
bride chose a blue and white print
two-piece frock with u blue velvet
collar. A smalt while hat with a
blue hand and blue veil and match
ing aeeessoiies completed the en
semble. Koilowlng the reception Mr. and
Mrs. Kelly loft for Portland und
v. ill also spend a part ot tneir
wedding trip at coast points, ho
foiv returning lo Koseburg to make
I boh- home at !"( Ktrst avenue
Kast.
t)nt of town gnosis attending tho
wedding Included Mrs. I'M ward K.
Kelly and daughter, Miss Mnrjnrie.
of Modt'ord: Mr, and Mrs. Kdwurd
C. Kelly and daughter, Noreen Ann,
md sou, Hernard. ami Mrs. Paul
Croiner, of Portland; K. Robert
Coodal, of KuKouo, and Miss
I laphuo I Inches and Miss Marion
Tail, of Itryn Mawr.
. Tho hrldo is well known here,
havtme attended the local schools
anil I hen being graduated from
University of (Meson. She taimht
at (he Koseburg senior high school
i:nd the past year was n teacher
at St. Helen Hall In Portland. Mr.
Kelly attended l'ntorsl(y of San
t-ramlrtiy and also rniverslty of
Oregon. Ho is associated in bust'
noss ut the J. M. Purnttme store
in this city.
Following the reception Mr. and
Mrs. I'VedeiU k Chapman. Jr., enter
tained ui a charming five-thirty
: o'clock buffet supper at llielr home
in Litiirelwood. having as their
Sitestii, Mis. lidwnid 10. Kelly and
NOW IT'S "SHOULDER ARMS" IN
FASHION'S CHIC CAUSE
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The vogue for atmiiless evening gowns continues with the beat designers making them in a variety ot rich
fabrics lor fall. These two are especially dramatic. Tho white creation, left, of glistening taffeta Is quilted all
over with strands of elastic. A nuitchlng, figure-molding jacket comes with It. At right, is an ultra exotic
otmiiless gown. Mado of black and brilliantly striped fabric from Algier, it Is appropriately called "Morocco."
diuiKhtor, Miss Mnrjnrie. of Mod
ioli!, Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. 'Kel
ly and daughter, Noreen Ann, and
son, Uernard, and Mis. Paul Oreln
er. of Portland; U. Hubert Uooclnl,
of Kugeue, Mr. and Mrs. Ialo Steph
ens, Mr. and Mrs. .1. M. Judd and
Mr. and Mrs. James 10. Judd. As
ters, gladioli and 2lnufas fnrmed'nn
attractive motif for the affair.'. ;
COUNTRY CLUB LADIES
OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP
CUP TOURNAMENT
.allies of the Koseburg Country
club enjoyed the opening of the
t'liiiniiilouship - cup annual golf
tournament Thursday at ttie club
finirse. The line up lor the first
play Included: Mrs. Kenneth
Qulne vs. Mrs. Waller Fisher, Mrs.
.1. M. Judd vs. Mrs. H. .1: Cnroni,
Mrs K. S. MeClaln vs. Mrs. 'II. C.
Stearns, Mrs. It. I). Ilridgea vs.
Mrs. J. l' lllllard, Mra. V. M. Me
Kaehern vs. Mrs. II. T. Hansen,
Mrs. Frank Coen vs. bye, Mrs. K.
Peaisnn vs. Mrs. 10. J. Hotlgers,
Miss Helen Casey vs., bye.
Low score for the day was won
by Mrs. Kenneth Quine with Mrs.
11. I'. Stearns and Mrs. II. J. for
um lying I'm second low score.
. I'olUiek luncheon was served nt
the clubhouse at noon to .Mrs,
Frank Coen, Mrs. Kenneth Qulne.
Mrs. 11. C. Dlivls. .Mrs. W. M. Mf
lOnehern, Mrs. V. 10. Oil, Mrs. J.
M Judd. Mrs. K. Pearson, Mrs. K.
.1. Itodgers, Mrs. .1. K. .Marks. .Mrs.
11. T. Hansen.' Mrs. A. 11. Mnunt
I'ord. Mrs. Mminll'ord Sr.. Mrs. lOd
waid llines. Mrs. C. II. Vnn Ness.
.Mrs. .1. P. Dillanr, Mrs. Walter
Klsher, Mrs. II. C. Stearns und
.Mrs. 10. S. iMcClaln.
Com runt bridge was enjoyed dur
ing the afternoon with Mrs. U 10.
MeCllntiieli winning the first prize
and Mrs. It. C. Unvls winning the
second prize.
Next Thursday the ladles of the
club will continue their play of the
Cliuuinionshin golf cup tourim-
nient wilh a pollock luncheon at
12:St) o'clock and contlncl bridge
In the uriernoiill.
MRS. HOMER GROW IS
HOSTESS AT LOVELY
LUNCHEON ON TUESDAY
Mrs. Homer tirow entertained al
it charming one o'clock lu,it'IU'o:i
111 her attractive home on Cobb
street Tuesday afternoon. The
serving tables were beautifully ap
pointed, while colorful bou.pirt i oi
zinnias and gladioli were used
about the rooms.
Covers were arranced for Mrs.
10. A. Illiltmt. Mrs. 10. I,. Kdepp.
Mrs. 1'. A. llilid. Mm. J. Kolani!
Parker, Mrs. W. M. Campbell and
daughter. Miss Kllzabelh. .Mr.'. C.
10. Huberts, Mrs. (!. V. Wlinbeily.
Mrs K. 1 1. Churchill. Mis. 1011
II. Klsher, of Portland. Miss June
nnrton ami .mis. rreuencK j
Poiier.
Ml-s. tirow was assisted In serv
ing by Miss lOlfzabetb Cainpbell.
Sewing and visiting were enjoied
ilurlng the pleasant afternoon
hours.
BADOURA CLUB TO MEET
AT NO-HOSTESS DINNER
NEXT TUESDAY EVENING
Hiidourii club, Unitftliteis of Ihe
Nile, will meet nt a slvlhiiiy
o'clock noliostess dinner next
Tuesday evening al Ihe heme of
Mrs. licit Wells on Fal ltne
street. All members are nmsl cov
(Unity tmlk'd to be present. ,
MRS. A. A. YOUNG
COMPLIMENTED AT
LOVELY BRIDGE PARTY
Mrs. Meniai'd Young and Mrs.
A. J. Young were joint hostesses
at a very charming seven o'efeck
(les.ert-biidge supper party Wed
nesday 'oven ng lat . the , forneer's
beautiful home on West 'First
street In compliment to Mrs. A. A.
Young, of llnkerslicld, Calif.
Hotlqucts of zinnias, gladioli and
other summer blossoms were at
tractively arranged about Hie
rooms. The guests included the
bridge club members of tile club
which Mrs. A. A. Young former!'
belonged to when she resided in language it includes synthetic lna
Douglns county, and Mrs. Scott lerials that look like silk crepe.
Wllllunis, Mrs. Dorothy Chase
Hunt, Mrs. lioby doff, of Phoenix,
Arizona, and Mrs. Frederick J.
Porter. Ciub members included
Mrs. A. A. Young, guest of honor,
Mrs. Chester Morgan. Mrs. It. I).
Coen, Mrs. Paul Helweg, Mrs. 10.
(I. Kohlhagen. Mrs. Harrie Booth,
airs. ii. s. Mccinin and Mrs. Man
rice J. Newland.
Contract bridge was tho diver
sion of the pleasant evening hours
Willi Mrs. iouug receiving the
guest prize; Mrs. Newland the
high score prize, and Mrs. Morgan
the table prize.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Young and
daughter, lOlizabetli, and son, John.
spent a week vacationing at Dia
mond lake and this past week
iuive been hero visiting the form
ers parents. Mayor and Mrs. A. J
loiing, on Flint street, and his
brother und slsler-ln-law. Mr. ami
Mrs. Bernard Young. They left
yesterday for their home lii iJak
erslield. o
MRS. EARL SMITH GIVES
DESSERT-LUNCHEON FOR
MERRY-GO-ROUND CLUB
Mrs. Karl Smith was a most gra
cious hostess Wednesday after
noon ut the attractive Clay Smilh
homo ul W'lnslon, when she enter
tained the Mer'-y-Go-ltnund club at
a delightful l;:l'l o'clock dessert
luucheou. Ileiillllfut boumiels of
gladioli were used about the rooms.
Covers were placed for Mrs. J.
Harold Nichols. Mrs. 1-. M. Skinner.
Mrs. Ceorue Johnson, Mrs. J. it.
Wilson. Mrs. Archie Wilson. M's.
11. A. W'lnslon. Mrs. W. C. W'lnslon.
.Mrs, Clay Smith. Mrs. i. II. Mor
gan. Mrs. Karl Agee. Miss Tlielnia
Mnlth and the hostess, Mrs. hall
Smith.
Cards, sewing and visiting were
enjoyed dilring the pleasant atier
noon hours.
MISS ETHOLA KINNEY
COMPLIMENTED AT
DELIGHTFUL SHOWER
Miss Kiln Henuipli and Miss
Adah Marie Ittihl entertained at
n delightful nine n'clock break
fnst and kllchen party In compli
ment lo Miss lOthola Kinney, popu
lar brlile-eleci. Sunday morning at
the' loruier's home on Terrace
avenue.
Covers were placed for Miss Kin
ney, guest of honor. Miss Marilvn
and Miss IVirls Conipton, of Co
Cllllle. Miss Hetlyjane Dixon, Miss
Kllznlielh Campbell. Miss (i.ly Hll
bar, Miss linlen Marie Cal.hlng.
Miss Frances Louise Wln.berly,
Ml?t. Kilthi'vii Del-app. Miss Anna
helle Hern and the hostesses,- .it$-
llvunlgh and Miss Iiuhl.
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SCOTLAND' INSPIRES
FALL FASHIONS
By RUTH COWAN
CHICAGO, Aug. 6. (AP)
Hoot nion, ' pipe in the feminine
fall fashions-r-they'vo gone Scotch.
Plaids and , styles Inspired by
bonnlo ..Scotland were getting a
Tjig play today from wholesalers
participating In the wash apparel
show's fall und winter market.
More than 1,000 buyers saw the
three-hour "hit parade of full wash
ables" Ia3l night.
Ami let it be said that "wash
able" apparel no longer means cot
ton and linen alone. In 1I13S style
vtivet, corduroy, satin, flannel
and wool. ,
The juniper frock that verv
same style llttlo Mary. wore years
ago nas been revived with a
short paid skirt and solid color
blouse und it has now been design
ed for the college girl and ma
tron. In some of these models the
plnld synthetic material resembles
woo and in others, tnffetn. Plaids
the predominate color may be
red, blue, wine and the new hln
green have also been used In
dirndls, which are carrylnry over
into fall fashions.
Frocks of colorful floral' prints
were numerous in the style par
ade. Other prints und prints
were v e r y linportiint included
coin designs, hunting motifs, Per
sian effects and the new "discov
ery prints."
In one of theso "discovery
iii-.nts" Columbus Is shown land
ing In tlie new world, and m an
other Halboa Is pictured sighting
the Pacific. Also used In an ef
feelive smock was a skyscraper
print of New York's famous build
ings. BINGO PARTY ENJOYED
AT VETERANS FACILITY
ON TUESDAY EVENING
The auxiliary lo George Si m in
er Spanish War Veterans held a
delightful bingo party at the Vet
erans Administration Facility re
creatloniil building Tuesdav eve
ning. Members or Ihe auxiliary pres
ent Included Mrs. Kisie Wright.
Mrs. Louise Dempsey, jr. Jij,-,,
Complon. Mrs. F.mina Tavlor, Mrs
Oraee Trapalls. .Mrs. Margaret
Hodcers. Mrs. Zanna KcMar, Mis.
Harriet Printz and Mrs. Myrlle
ioi w oou.
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MISSIONARY SOCIETY
TO MEET NEXT WEEK
The Presbyterian Missionary so !
clety will hold a very interesting j
meeting nt 2:30 o'clock next Thins-
day afternoon at Ihe home of the'
president;. Mrs. Homer (how at1
b.lb Cobb street.
Mrs. C. K. ltoberts will have
i barge or the Interesting prog-am
on the topic. "Moving Millions,"
which will coniplele the M-ssinn
study on India. All member and
friends are most cordially invited
lo be present.
REBEKAH LODGE TO
mcci ntAi lUfcSUAY .
Koschurg Kebekah lodge No. 41
will meet in regular session ai
elcht o'clock next Tuesdav evening
at (he I. u. O. F. hall. All members
me limed lo be present.
GARDEN VALLEY
WOMEN'S CLUB
IS ENTERTAINED
Mrs. J. R. Daniels very charm
ingly entertnined the members of
the Garden Valley Women's club
nt the clubhouse on Thursdny,aft
ernoon at 2 o'clock. Large bou
quets of gladioli -were arranged
attractively about the room. .
During the business ' session
plans were completed for tbe an
nual cluli picnic to be held at Hut-
tons grove, Sunday, August 7. to
which the entire Garden vnlley
community has been invited to en
joy. During the social hour delicious
refreshments were served by the
hostess to Miss Kute Anderson, of
Los Angeles, Mrs. 0. F. Michaels
and daughter, Mary Mnrgaret uud
son. John, Mrs. Tucker, Mra. Fred
Wroods, Aliss Janice Daniels and
Miss Charlotte Kmipp, guests;
Mrs. G. C. Bailey, Mrs. K. L. Bash
ford, Mrs. Harvey Ewens, Mrs. Hu
bert Graham. Mrs. N. D.' Love,
Mrs. A. Nlday and son, Hobbv,
Mrs. Hugh Ritchie Jr., Mrs. John
Sinclair, Mrs. C. L. Spray, mem
bers and the hostess, Mrs. J. It.
Daniels.
The next meeting of the club
will be held August 18 nt Ihe club
house with Mrs. Harvey Ewens as
hostess.
MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER
GIVEN MRS. A. BOGARO
ON FRIDAY EVENING
A very lovely miscellaneous
shower party was given last eve
ning at the George Urunner homo
In compliment to Mrs. Arthur Do
gard, nee Nova Bush, a recent
bride. Ueautlfill bouquets of marl
golds and zinnias -were used as a
decoratlvo motif for tile occasion
Visiting and games were enjoyed
miring me pleasant evening hours.
l-ovely gifts were presented to
.Mrs. Bngurd from Mrs. C. W. Par
ker. Mrs. J. S. McDonald, Mrs.
Fred Perry. Mrs. Dell Itast, Mrs.
II. u. Klelst. Mra. W. II. Carter,
-Mrs. Jack Bsberg. Mrs. Fletcher
lardner. Miss Nellie Rust, Miss
inicy Hush, Miss Klleen Klelst.
Miss Thelma Carter, Miss Helen
McDonald. Miss Leota Urunner and
-Miss corlliuc-Anne Perry.
i. envious reiresnments were
served later in the evening by the
hostesses, Mrs. George Urunner
and Miss Beryl llnmner.
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MIRIAM BALLARD IS
HONORED AT FAREWELL
PARTY FRIDAY EVENING
Mr. Jack Buksdorf and Mrs. Paul
Jenkins were Joint hostesses at a
charming party last evening at the
former's attractive home on Wat
son street to honor Mrs. Miriam
Ballard, who left today with her
two sons for Spokane, WaBh., to
make their borne.
Gorgeous bouquets of gladioli
were attractively arranged about
the rooms. Chinese checkers and
"surprise" were enjoyed during the
evening with Mrs. Kenneth Wins
ton winning the prize. Mrs. Vera
.MtfClintock Jones entertaiued the
guests by singing a group of charm
ing selections. A lovely overnight
bag was presented to Mrs. Ballard
from Mrs. Cecil Byers, Mrs. Eliza
beth Garrett, Mi's. Story lies, Mrs.
Bertha Parrott. Mrs. E L. Knapp,
Mrs. M. . Richards, Mrs. L. W.
lluhl, Mrs. J. E. Pickens, Mrs. Lynn
lieckley, Mrs. Frances Lintott, Mrs.
Kenneth Winston, Mrs. Vera Me
'clintock Jones. Miss Naomi Scott,
Miss lia tauoach, Miss Dorothy
Norton, Miss Margaret Johnson and
the hostess, Mrs. Suksdorf and
Mrs. Jenkins. ,
' Later In the evening delicious re
freshments were served by tho hos
toss. Mrs. Ballard has been promi
nent in music circles in Roseburg
during her residence here. S,he
formerly directed le Itosehurg
Choral club and has been active in
club and organization work here.
PAST PRESIDENTS
CLUB MEETS AT
DEMPSEY HOME
Tbe Past Presidents club met.
Friday afternoon at the home ofl
Mrs. Paul Dempsey, who was hos
tess at a vory lovely luncheon.
Covers were placod for Mrs. Emma
Taylor and Mrs. F. M. Complon,
guests, and Mra. Sam Starmer,
Mrs. W. C. Printz, Mrs. Long, Mrs. .
Percy Webb, Mra. J. F. Byrd, Mrs.
Hubert Wriglu and tho hostess.
Mrs. Dempsey. '
The next meeting of the club will
be held August 19th at the home
of Mrs. Sam Starmer on Winches
ter street at two o'clock in the
afternoon at which time George
Stunner auxiliary to U. S. W. V.,
will join with the Past Presidents
club at a tea in honor of Mrs. Mar
garet Rodgers, new department
president of Oregon.
LODGE MEMBERS
ENJOY TREATS
About twenty members of the
I. O. O. F. wore guests of M. H.
Shook at the Tavern Thursdny
ovening following the regular lodgo
session at the hail. Mr. Shook and
Miss Ruby Sainton were married
here a few weeks ago and have re
turned to Roseburg from a wedding
trip spent in southern California.
ROSEBURG COUPLE
ARE QUIETLY MARRIED
IN MEDFORD, JULY 21st '
Miss Jean Hughes and T)ick Par
geter, both residents of Roseburg,
were quietly married July 21st, in
Medford by County Judge Day. Both
ure welU known here, having at
tended the local schools. The bride
is a student at University of Ore
gon.
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DOROTHY JEAN CASEBEER
HONORED ON FOURTH
BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY i
Dorothy Jean Cascbeer was hon
ored ut a very delightful birthday
party on her fourth anniversary
Thursday afternoon nt her home on
Fowler street.
Lovely gifts were presented to
Dorothy Jeon and the afternoon
waa spent in playing games. Lovely
refreshments and a birthday cuke
was cut and served to the guests.
Mrs. Casebeer was assisted in en
tertaining the small guests by Mar
garet Welkor, Maxine and Patty
Murphy, Cleo Noyer, 'JJjmmy Wris
ton, Edith Rand and Joeann Case
beer. The guests honoring Doro
thy Jean included Hulden mid Ir
vine W.elker, Donna Horton, Bub
bles Casey,' Louise Wriston, Marie
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