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TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, SATURDAY, OCTOBER I, 1938. S0CDEUW Social Calendar Sunday, Oct. 2 Laurel lodge No. 13, A. F. and ' A. M. to meet at temple at 1:30 o'clock and will attend funeral services at two of S. J. Black. Monday, Oct. 3 Robo P.-T. A. meeting at four ' o'clock In afternoon at junior high school building with Mrs. It. 11. Mercer, president, in charge. ' Episcopal guild meeting at two ' o'clock In afternoon at parish hall with Mrs. Perry Smith and Mrs. H. JL Turner, Joint hostesses. Past Matrons club 7:30 o'clock dcsBert-supper meeting at Hell ',, home with Mrs. William Hell and Miss Gladys Haskiu, Joint lion- tCBSCB. Junior Woman's club 0:30 ,', o'clock dinner at Unipquu hotel honoring tho district chairman, '. Mis. Elbert L. Hchroeder, of Co ,' quille. MIbb Janet Molfnt and Miss Ann McDermott, guest speak uib, at business meeting to fol low at Woman's clubrooma. Pro- Jocts of year to be planned. Mrs. lon Ycarwnod and Mrs. B. Pear- son In charge of program. i Fiillerton P.-T. A. first fall mcet- Ing at old school building at four . o'clock In afternoon with a spenk y or from tho county, health depart fluent prosont. Spcclu) music. - Lilac circle No. 49, Neighbors of Woodcraft will hold business : mooting at 7:30 o'clock In evening at I. o. o. nan. J Cbrlstmns seal sale commit lee meeting called for 1:30 o'clock at the Doughut health office. Mra. J. ' P. Motchcnhacher, chulrmun. 1 n. P. W. Gleo club regular practice meeting nt 7:30 In eve- i nlng at Btudlo of the director, Mrs. Charles A. Brand, in tho Ma j sonic building. Tuesday, Oct. 4 Executive luncheon of Wo man's club at 12 o'clock at Motel ! Mom. ' i i Flrat fall mooting of Itoseburg .Woman's club at 1:30 a clock des ' 'sort-luncheon at clubhouse. Pro . grnm In charge of Mrs.- Hurry Wolfe. Special music. ! , Joh'B Daughters to entertain , .grand gunrdlun of Oregon, Aniitt- i -bello AckorBon, of rnriiunu, bi banquet to be followed by official ; Inspection and mooting at ma- sonic temple. ! First fall mooting of Dr. II. L. Dunn's non-denominational Hible ! study class at 7:45 o'clock In eve , iilng nt dining hall of Douglas ho i tel. AnJ-ono IntoroBtod, Invited, i Beginning fourth iyoar of i lh .ClllBS. i) American Legion auxiliary J -.1116011118 at 8 o'clock in evening ut , ehuptor rooniB In Hie armory, hub. i V. J. Micolll. president. In churge. I'oiniiilttoe appolnlmenls to be J 'made. t 1 Douglas County Music Teachera .'association first fall meeting at home of Mis. Homer (Irow, fi3li , ,Cnbb street at eight o'clock In i ovonlng. ! H. E. O. club lo meet nt 1:30 J o'clock luncheon at home of Mrs. t C. W. Owen at 818 Rice Blroet. ; V. F. W. auxiliary and guests In ' vltctl to 7:30 o'clock dancing i .'Party at V. A. F. recreational liall. I Wednesday, Oct, B . : 1C. and H. club ariornoon moot- Ing nt homo of Mrs. O. L. John , son. ! Art and Embroidery club after ' inoon meeting at home of Mrs. A. I tNeul. , M. O. A. club afternoon meeting ;ut homo of Mrs. (ieorge Bickcl. Dellvicw club afternoon meet J ing at home of Mrs. Emma Heck- Jluy. j Mrs. Peter Durch will entertain ,'Gleugury Hewing club at tho home of her daughter. Thursday, Oct. 6 1 j Lady Lions 7:30 o'clock desHort- 't 'Btippcr meeting at Hniiiltlull home t Laurelwnnd with Mrs. A. llarrl- Ijlnun and Mrs. W. Downer, joint J ,i hostesses. i 'i Mhl-week Hible class two o'clock !,'iucctlug In afternoon at home of J- i;Mra. Everett Hodges. , Hegular meeting of V. F. W. t 'Uuxlllary for members and pro aBpecllve members to be held In ' levelling at K. P. hall. Friday, Oct. 7 J KeyHtone club afternoon meet- lug at II. D. McKay homo with Mrs. McKay anil Mrs. Hugh Hani ' Bon, Joint hostesses, J D. A. Jl. to entertain Mote re- gent, Mrs. (lllliert Holt, of Pen- dleton, at noon luncheon nt home . of Mrs. F. II. Churchill. ' Choral club rirst practice moel- . ing at Kosehurg Woman's dub- house t ten o'clock In morning J under direction of Mrs. Homer , Crow. i N. OF W. TO MEET J .NEXT MONDAY NIGHT J '' Lilac circle. No. 411, Neighbors of , ,-. Woodcraft, will meet at 7:',lu 'o'clock next Moudnv evening at J the J. O. (). F. hall. All members t are urged tu bo present. ART AND EMBROIDERY J CLUB TO MEET J The Roseburg Art and Emhrold. , cry club will be entertained net a Wednesday afternoon at the homo of Mrs. A. Neal on Flesor street. J All members aie urged lo be prcs , out. M.O.A. CLUB TO J MEET NEXT WEDNESDAY I Mrs. Cicorge Nickel will culciiMlu - the Edenbower M.OA club at her home on South Main street next " Wednesday attciuocn. All mem. i hers are most cordially iuWted to lit) present, ay UO I US K.N1CU-J I HOKTRK MISS BERNIECE M. WAINSCOTT AND HARRY R. SANDQUIST MARRY ON SEPTEMBER 2-1 Miss Rernlce M. WaWiscj'.t, kl tractive daughter of Dr. and Mrs. R. J. Waiuscott, of P.-iseburg, and Harry R. Saudojiist, of Ijikevlbw, son of K. E. Kan Ig.i1., of this city, were married at u beautiful home wedding at high noon Sat urday, September 21, at the love ly Walnscott homo on pverlook. Dr. Charles A. B-iwipiB per'cim cd tho Impressive ring ce'emjny in the presence of about fifty frlendB and relatlveB. The date marked the tl.'rty. third wedding .imnvr-rsaf y -f the bride's parents, Dr. and Mf. Walnscott, who wro married Ht h'gh nnou, RepU-uiber 21, l'JO'i. Tho wedding took place In the attractive living room o' the home which was softly lighted l.y floor lamps. An Improvised altar was formed at one end of the room in an arrangement of an oval n.ch completely covered with laurel leaves and toppe 1 by a i-llver wedding bell and niaiine low. From each side of th'i arch were white and pink sat.ln ribbons lied to springtime greer.-covered star.'J. flards holding bnsko'.s oi a itnmn Mowers In pas'cl shailes an'l twined with Binll.ix. A white so tin pillow was placed in front of thp altur. The fireplace mantle was decorated witn low bowls of full blossoms. Preceding the ceremony Mrs. Vera McCllntock 3qmi sang, "He cause." by (luy D'Hanletot, anI "I !xve You Irllly," by Carrie Jacobs Bond, accompanied by Mrs. Cordon Stewi-. With the opening strains cf Lohengrin's Weldi'ie Ma'-ch. play .id by Mrs. Stewart the bride, who was given In marriage by bei lnt!i or and her matron of honor. Mis. Walter Kundquisl, entered the llv.ng room by way of tho beiull (ill winding stairway or tho home, Tho bride was lovely In a tip too length white Batln wedding gown of Duchess satin fashioned with point d'esprit sleeves puffed at tho shoulder and fitting close ly at the wrist. Her wedding veil was of the new circular style fashioned to tin attractive Juliet cap. The beautiful pearl clip, worn at tho throntllno of the dress, and matching bracelet was a gift of tho bridegroom. She carried a bride's shower bouquet of pink rosebuds und Stepbuotls tied with while satin showor rib bnv ' i-Mrs. Walter Randoulst, ns ma tron of honor, was charming In an afternoon formal frock of vintage wine color. She carried an old fashioned colonial bounuet of pas tel-colored French zinnias. Walter Saudoulsl acted as best man for his brother. The bride's mother was nttrnc live In u wine velvet formal after noun gown with a corsage of gladioli. The guests were received by Dr. and Mrs. E. .(. Walnscott nod Mrs. Alice Andrews. The many beautiful wedding gifts wore shown In a large room In charge of Mis. W. I), m raw n. Tho wedding reception follow ed tho impressive ceremony. Tho serving lublo. covered by u gor geous lace cloth, was centered bv a low bowl of white, asters and pale pink verbena, flanked bv tall lighted Ivory tapers, matching the decorations of flowers and tapers on the buffet. The beauti ful throe-tiered white decorated weddlug cake was topped by n miniature bride and blideemom anil was cut by the bride anil serv ed by Mrs. II. E. Mahoney, or Oakland. Tho wedding calio was preBenteil to tho guests by Cn mllle Mnyboo, small niece ol the bridegroom. Mrs. Fred Hewitt, of Oakland, u niece of Dr. Walnscott. cut Ices nnd Mra. L. A. Dlllurd poured. Tho decorations were ar ranged by Mrs. Nullum Fiillerton. l or her going away costume he bride chose an attractive teal blue sheer wool traveling frock. the blouse nnd Bklrt fashioned with numerous fine lucks Her hat, shoes, gloves and nurse were of dull rust and she wore u cor sage of gardenias. Followini- a wedding liip lo eastern Oivuou and noilh to Portland, Mr. and mis. i-.anilo.ulKt will be at in to their friends nt LakevUnv, Ore gon. Out of town guests titiii,lhu. the wedding Included Harold Wnlnscolt, of Medford. brother of the bride: Mis. Hairv Muvh.-.. sister of the brldegi oom, and her daughter, Camllle. of Portland: Mrs. Helen Cook, of Portland: Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Hewitt. Mr and Mia. Charles Medlev. Mr uii.t Mrs. II. K. Mnhnney and Miss Laura Hunt, all of niikluml Hurley Amos, of Los Anceli-s llolh Mr. and Mrs. Sandonlst are popular In Itnsclnn 's younger .uaving ninile (heir home here lor s number or years ami both having been graduated tram Hose burg tilth school In the class uf l.1-:'. I lie litiile nltcmlnl l'ni. rsity of Oregon, inittminr in Physical education ami was graduated in she Is a in- ber of Alpha Delta PI uatliuml s.o-. oiily. and since twini- ei-u,(u C. ol O.. she lias been oltlce attendant to her lather. Or K j. "ainsciill. Mr. Salldoulsl wan giaiiusteil In on Oicuoii J!ute col lege III l'J3S in the il..i.i.t,,,.,r.i ,,1 soil science and Is now employ ed us superintendent of the Goose Utke hVnutlou eompjuy. with headquarters at . Lakevlen, Ore- eou. MR8. PHIL HARTH IS HOSTESS TO BRIDGE CLUB ON TUESDAY Mrs. Phil JIartb entertained ber bridge club Tuestlay afternoon at ber lovely borne ou East Cass street. Attractive bououets of zin nias, marigolds and dahlias were useil In large bouquets about the rooms. The 1:30 o'clock salad luncheon wus served at a beautifully ap pointed table arranged with a filet cloth over pale green, colorful pot tery dishes and centered by bowl of fall blossoms and orange, yello wand Ivory lighted tapers. Covers were arranged for Mrs, Frank Iug, Mrs. M. 11. Muncy, Mrs. J. A. Hart, Mrs. J. P. Motach enbacker and the hostess, Mrs, Harth, members, and Mrs. Adrian Fisher. Mi-b. L. IA Wliuberly and Mrs. 1'rederlck J. Porter, guests, Contract bridge was enjoyed during the pleaHant afternoon hours with Mrs. Hartb winning high score: Mrs. J. P. Motsi-hen. baclier, winning the second high score und Mrs. Long, the traveling prize. SURPRISE 6HOWER GIVEN MRS. LEONARD RILEY AT HIATT HOME WEDNESDAY Mrs. Ijjioy Jliult entertained at charming seven-thirty o'clock dessert-supper und surpiiso shower party Wednesday ovenlug at her home 911 South Pino street to compliment-Mrs. Leonard Kiley, As. tors, zinnias and Michuelmus dai sies were used tu carry out uu at tractive decorative motif for tho oecuslou. Covers were placed for Mrs. fllloy, guest of honor. Miss Vio letto Ilouser, uud the members ot tho Wednesday bridge club lnclud ing Mrs. A. J. Ellison, Mra. L. M Lilly, Mrs. George Singleton, Mrs. M. Ijje, Mra. A. H. Taylor. Mrs. T. It. Hurr, Mrs. Homer Grow, Mrs. Hert Courtney, Mrs. IL H. Turner Mrs. eretlerick .1. Porter und Mrs. Hlntt. Lovely gifts wero presented to Mrs. Riley uud the evening hours wero pleasantly spent in playing contract bridge with Mrs. Lilly winning the prize for high score. JUNIOR WOMAN'S CLUB TO HONOR DISTRICT CHAIRMAN NEXT MONDAY At a six-thirty o'clock dinner ut the Hotel Umpuuu next Monday evening. October 3rd, the memlters of the Itoseburg Junior Womun's club will honor the district chair man, Mrs. Elbert L. Schroedei'i of Coquillu. Following the1 dinner, the regit la r meeting will be held ill dho club house with Miss Janet Moffat of the Douglas county health unit, uud Miss Ann McDermott, chief of nurses at the veterans administra tion facility, will be guest speuker on the program, which will be In charge of Mrs. Leon Vearwood and Mrs. E. Pearson. Mrs. William' L'u rath, president, will be in charge of the meeting utttl plans will be discussed for Hie fall projects. All members and their invited gnosis have been usked lo enjoy lliu evening. MRS. V. J. MICELLI ENTERTAINS AUXILIARY EXECUTIVE BOARD Mrs. V. J. Mlcelll, now president of the American Legion auxiliary, entertained the executive board ut a charming 0110 O'clock dessert luncheon ut her beautiful home Thursday afternoon. Hulsaam and ragged robin flowers wore attrac tively used to carry out a pretty decorative motif. Covers wero placed for Mrs. M. It. Richards, Mrs. Leo Williams, Mrs. 1. II. Riegel. Mrs. James 11. Young, Mrs. Roy O. Young, Mrs. Harry F. Hatfield, Mrs. .1. M. Judd, Mrs. Walter Fisher. Mrs. (Jeorgo Caskey, Mrs. Clair K. Allen. Mrs. .1. A. Iliu-illiig, Mrs. Rodney Knott, Mrs, R. G. linker uud thu hostess, Mrs. Mlcelll. J'lans for the auxiliary's full ac tivities wero discussed during thu afternoon hours. MRS. BURR ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLUB AT DESSERT SUPPER MONDAY EVENING At u charming eight o'clock ties- seii-supper parly. Mrs. T. It. Hurr, nlertuined her bridge club at the home of her brother-in-law and sister, Dr. and Mis. D. n. Hubar, 011 East Cuss slreet Monday eve mug. .toiortui tall flowers were attractively arranged about Hie rooms. Covers were placed for Mrs. A. .1. Ellison, a guest, anil Mrs. Adrian Fisher. Mrs. L. L. Wlmber lv. Mrs, Louis Fiillerton. Mrs. Clyde Fiillerton. Mm. J. A. Hart Mrs. J. H. lleunessy. Mrs. 1. C. ftlmmings anil the hostess. Mrs. Hurr. Prizes for the contract btidce piny of the evening went to Mrs. Fisher and Mrs. Ellison. YOUNG LUTHERAN'S LEAGUE HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING TUESDAY NIGHT The Young Lutheran's leayue of St. Paul's Lutheran church held Its meeting Tuesday evening at the Mortimer home with Ray and Elea nor Mortimer us host ami hostess. The topic 01 discussion (or the cvenins was "The Man Christ .lisus." He(reshtilcnli were ser' ed la'er in the evening to llev. mid Mrs. V. A. Sylwestor. Mr. and Mrs. Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Scbllck. Mrs. Mortimer. Mrs. Hee croft, Edward and Kuth ltrluk ineyer, Louis Wilson. June, Pearl Jllil Vera Goetz. M.lbel Daw sou. Vera Gortlty. Bill Klitenhammer aud Hay aud Eleanor Mortimer, JOB'S DAUGHTERS ' HOLD MEETING TUESDAY EVENING Roseburg liethel of Job's Daugb tcrt met Tuesday evening at the Masonic temple wnn tne Honor, ed Queen, Miss Marjorie Ott, pre siding. liana were tnade for next Tuesday night s meeting, at which time the grand guardian of Oregon, Annabelle Ackerson, of Portland, and O. N. Riddle, associate grand guardian of Oregon, will make tbeir official visit. Myrtle Creek Hethel, members of Itoseburg Beth el, parenu and those witb proper .Masonic affiliations, have been In vited 10 attend the meeting. Pre ceding Hie meeting the guests of honor and members and invited guests have been asked to attend a six-thirty o'clock dinner. Members of Job'a Daughters, whose birthdays occurred Id Sep tember, were guests of honor at the meeting. Piano Boios were played by Florence Hamilton and Lucia Urllton. ROBERT M. JOHNSON HONORED AT DINNER ON BIRTHDAY ANNI VERSA Y Robert Maurice Johnson was hnuored at a delightful surprise one o'clock dluuer on his birtbday anniversary given by Mrs. Mae Wright at the Peter Johnson home. Thursday. Fall flowers were used to curry out an attractive dec orative motif for the occasion and a beautiful decorated birthday cake graced the table. Gifts were pre sented to Mr. Johnson In honor of the occasion. Covers were placed for Robert Maurice Johnson, guest of honor, Peter Johnson, Mr. .and Mrs. A. I Caskey, Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Dunn. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Solomon, Mrs. Frank McHughlll nnd the hos less, Mrs. Mae Wright. Visiting was enjoyed during the pleasant afternoon hours. BETA SIGMA PHI HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING WEDNESDAY Hetu Sigma Phi held its regular meeting on Wednesday, September 28th, at the home of Miss Jane Ullbreatll. Tho business meeting was given over to a discussion of plans for the formal lea to be held ou Sunday, October 2nd, at the home of Miss Frances Metzgcr ou Mill street. Janet Fickenshire, rush captain. Is general chailiuuu for the allulr. After the regular business meet Ing, June Ullbreatll led tho group In a discussion or its first topic under the new cultural programs for the year. Delicious refreshments were served to the following members by Mrs. Carl Gllbreath: Helen Shrevo, Hetty Leedy, Helen Peter- Bon . Frances Aleizger, juuet ics.- enshlre, Dorothy Dale Jackson and the hostess, Jane Gllbreath. HAS INTERESTING NURSES ASSOCIATION MEETING TUESDAY NIGHT The first fall meeting of the Oregon Stnte Nurses' association was held Tuesday evening at the Nurses' Home at tho Veterans Fa cility, the president, Miss Anne Ms' .McDermott, presiding,.,; . . " Members and guests attending were: Mrs. Uoy Hose, Mrs. Ml. Verrei;, Mrs. Adeline Powe, Mrs. Lutiru Smith, Mrs. Melha Ixjwell, Mrs. Anne Sullivan. Misses Olgu Wlnther. Juliet Moffat, Anne Haupt, Edna Henry, knren Luu- iilsen, Catherine Fniicher, Helene linker, Ellnora Hudd. Mildred John son, Dorcas t hltlester, f.vetyp Hreckenrldge, Anne McDermott. HOUSEWARMING PARTY GIVEN MRS. W. MYERS THURSDAY AFTERNOON Mrs. Willis Myers was delight fully surprised iiiusrday uftenioon, when tile members of her sewing club called at her beautiful new home in Oaks addition to honor hor ut a boiisewarmlng party. A potluck luuclleon was served to Mrs. .Myers und daughter, .Marl lyn. Mrs. A. II. Taylor. Mrs. Grant Isborn, Mrs. Clyde Carstens, Mrs. E. S. Hall. Mrs. G. M. Krell. Mrs. Enti Wiley uud Mrs. Harold Hol lows, members, und Mrs. Scott Wil liams. .Mrs. R. M. Church ami Mrs. .ieorge Campbell, guests. A lovely gilt wus presented to Mrs. Myers and the afteriiuon hours wero enjoyahly spent In visiting and sewing. EANNE HUBBARD CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY AT DELIGHTFUL PARTY Jeanne Hubbord celebrated her birthday anniversary at a dellght- 11I seven o'clock supper party ut her home Wednesday evening. A pretty pink and green color-scheme was curried out In the table dceor- lions, while bouquets of full fluw rs were used about Hie rooms. Gifts were presented to Jeanne roill Mary Jean Miles, Habe Stim uli', Glcndores Jergens, Donald Hubliiii'd. Ronald and Joe Shirk- ling and Leona Rolte. Gunies were played during the evening. DINNER PARTY IS ENJOYED AT CAMPBELL HOME WEDNESDAY EVENING Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Campbell eu lertained at a lovely inlnrmal six- thirty o cjock dinner at their home ou North Jackson street Wednes. day evening. Covers were placed at un attractively apoillted table lor Mr. and Mrs. Earl l lliich. Mr. and Mrs. K. I.. Knapp and the host and hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Camp bell. Visiting ws enjoyed during the pleasant cieulug hours. K AND R CLUB TO MEET NEXT WEDNESDAY The K and R club will meet next Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. t). h Johnson on East Douglas street. All members are uTged to te present. BELLVIEW CLUB TO MEET NEXT WEDNESDAY The Itellview- club has announced its next meeting date for Wednes day afternoon. October fdh, to be held at the home of Mrs. Etumu tteekley. All members ate urged to be present. U. OF O. COEDS SHOW TASTE IN SIMPLE YET STYLISH WW I 'IS- .... gf isjp if Simple and inexpensive, yet smart and stylish are tbe campus clothes worn by University of Oregon coeds. In the photo above, Miss Elizabeth DcBusk wears a Scotch plaid suit with reversible jacket of Camel's Uair and plaid; Miss Maxine Glad is In a spice rust wool crepe dress with bright yarn em broidery, and Mias Gayle Huhcanan wears a dressmaker suit of Shetland and carries a tweed bal maccan coat. DR. DUNN'S BIBLE CLASS -WILL BEGIN FOURTH YEAR . OF STUDY NEXT TUESDAY The fourth year of Dr. R. L. Dunn's non-denominational - Bible study class will begin ut .a 7:30 o'clock meeting next'Tuesday even ing, October 4th, In tbe dining hall of the Douglas hotel. . . , ' . The meeting will be an Introduc tory lesson on tbe Bible as a whole, to be followed by meetings on Hible dispensations and cove nants. A large new chart will IU lustrute relationships between dis pensations und covenants. New class members and visitors are most cordially invited to join with the class in these study lessons. ; Aflor the first session next Tues day evening, the .regular class meetings will be held every Mon day night. Dining the past year's- study there were forty-four meetings vltlv an average attendance ot-4t. and total attendance of 2010. A total of fifty registration cards .were signed and fourteen received" their -third vcur certificates for : attendance und Btudy und included: Miss Alice Muhn. Mrs. C.-W. Lundeen, A. D, Kllnglor, Alex McMahau, CW.'Luif. deon, Oriin. Lewin. L. .Wi ingots, Mrs. W. G. Rochester, Mrs. Inez B. Strange, Mrs. Anna S. Bradway, Miss Elsie WcttBteln, C P. Caylor, John Atterbury and Mrs. . F. Rut- ter. Special features of the, year were three addresses by diaries J. bpon- mailt Hebrew evangelist or 1.03 An geles, Calif. The clasB supported Mnv. Yo iron Kim. native evangel ist III Seoul, Korea, by Bending fif teen dollars a month for the mis sionary work. Karl Faulkner, of Roseburg. missionary to Warsaw Poland, was also supported. INTERESTING MEETING PLANNED BY WOMAN'S CLUB FOR NEXT TUESDAY A very interesting ono-tlilrty o'c ock dessert-tuncneon aim pro gram has been planned for the first rail mooting of tho Roseburg Wo man's club to be held next 1 uesday at the clubhouse with Mrs. Earl Ullrich us chairman, assisted by the executive board ns hostoBses. Mrs. F. W. Morrison, president will be In charge nnd five-minute speakers will talk during the des sert-luncheon hour, to 00 lonowco by an interesting program In charge of Mrs. Hurry Wolfo. .Mrs. R. 11 Mercer will sing. Members have been asked to bring nrticles for the service shop nnd the person bringing tho best limnuige will be awarded a prize. Preceding the meeting the regu lnr monthly 12 o'clock luncheon or the executive board will bo held at the Hotel Roso. INTER-SE STUDY CLUB IS ENTERTAINED AT V. V. HARPHAM HOME Mrs. V. V. llarpham entertained the lntcr-Se Study club at 11 charm ing one-thirty o'clock dessert luncheon ut her home oil Winches ter street Tuesday nftemoon. Lovely fall flowers were used as a decorative motif and attractively wrapped glfta were given as favors by the hostess. Covers were placed for Mrs. E. S. Hall. Mrs. W. M. Campbell. Mrs. Clyde Heard. Mrs. Charles Doer ner. Mrs. Karl I'llrich, Mrs. Bruce Mellls, Mrs. It. R. Bland, Mis. George Churchill, members, und Mrs. R. H. Mercer, a guest, aud the hostess. Mrs. llarpham. Delightful roll-call topics were presented by the members and Mrs. lioerner gave a very interesting review- ot the book, "An American Doctor's Odyssey." The next meet ing will be held October 11 at a l::bt o'clock dessert-luncheon ot the home of Mrs. Doerner. MRS. H. V. SULLIVAN ENTERTAINS MODERN ARTS CLUB THURSDAY ' Mrs. H. V. Sullivan very gra ciously entertained the Modern Arts club at her home on South Stephens street Thursday after noon. Following a pleasant social hour lovely refreshments were serv ed by Mrs. Sullivan. The table, covered by n beauti ful bice cloth, was centered by all attractive bouquet of colorful fall flowers. Covers were placed for Mrs. Howard Ciorok. Mrs. George Summers, Mrs. O. J. Feldkamp. Mrs. C. J. Schloetnan. Mrs. Ken neth Ford und the hostess, Mrs. Sullivan. Mrs .Scbloeuian will entertain the dub at the two o'clock October L!th meeting at her home ou MosUer street. PRO-AMERICA UNIT PLANS BENEFIT CARD PARTY FOR OCTOBER Douglus Unit pf Pro-America met Wednesday afternoon at the cham ber of commerce office to make ar rangements for a large benefit card party and tea to be held at fho J.. H. Booth borne sometime in the month of October. This affair will be a benefit for tile state Pro America unit, as'. well as the Doug las county unit. Mrs. A. A. Wilder and Mrs. Broadway will act us joint chairmen of the affair. Mrs. H. C. -Waddell, president. conducted the business meeting, 1 luouweu ay rruuuiyii voyi giving a very interesting talk on "Govern ment Relief Work.". . r 'The measures on the November ballot will be discussed at the pro gram meeting ot the Unit to be held October 26th at two o'clock at the chamber of commerce office. The public lias been invited to at tend the meeting. , . : ' MR. AND MRS. T. H. NESS CELEBRATING THIRTY-THIRD WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Today marks the thirty-third wedding anniversary.-'Of Mr. -and Ills. T. H. Ness, of Laurelwood, who are celebrating the occasion by having their family with them over tlie week-end with the excep tion of Miss Virginia Ness, who is enrolled ut the University school 01 nursing 111 Portland. Mr. -end Mrs. diaries Wake field and Mr. nnd Mrs. Francis Bash Slid two children, Frankie and-June; nil of Medford, and Mr, nnd Mrs. A: L. Jluwn and son, Tommy, and Miss Genevieve Ness, of Eugene, joined Tom Nesg, Jr., and John Ness here today to cele brate their parents' anniversary. Mrs. Wakefield was formerly Miss Marlon Ness; Mrs. Bash was Kathleen Ness and Mrs. Hawn was Dorothy Ness. GRAND OFFICERS TO VISIT JOB'S DAUGHTERS NEXT TUESDAY EVENING Annabelle Ackerson, of Portland, grand guardian of Job's Daughters of Oregon, und G. N. Riddle, asso ciate grand guardian of Oregon, will pay their official visit to Rose burg Bethel No. 8, of Job's Daugh ters nt nil Interesting seven-thirty o'clock meeting at tho Masonic temple next Tuesday evening, to which the Myrtle Creek Bethel, pa rents and those having proper Ma sonic affiliations are invited to at tend Preceding the meeting, the Bethel will honor the grand officers nnd invited guests at a six-thirty o'clock dinner. SUB-JUNIOR GROUP OF JUNIOR WOMAN'S CLUB HOLDS MEETING MONDAY A meeting of the Sub-Junior group of the Junior Woman's club was held Monthly at the home of Miss HeBtty StroSig. Following the business session an informal social hour was enjoyed and refreshments were served to Mrs. Dorothy Gard ner, junior group advisor. Miss Vi vian Hartley, Miss Geneva Crouch, Miss Feme Thomason, Miss Betli bello Knott. Miss Marie Hebard and the hostess, Miss Betty Strong. LADY LIONS WLL MEET NEXT THURSDAY The Lady Lions will meet at a seven-thirty o'clock dessert-supper next Thursday evening at tbe A. Barrlinaii homo In laurelwood witli Mrs. Haninian nnd Mrs. W. Dow ner acting as jolnl hostesses. Mrs. Robert Franks, president, will be In charge of the business meeting, which will be followed by a social hour of contract bridge. All Lady Lions are most cordially Invited to be present. a O. C. M. T. A. TO MEET NEXT TUESDAY j The first fall meeting of the noughts County Music Teachers as sociation will bo an interesting af fair of next Tuesdav evening. Oc tober 4th. at eight o'clock in the eieninc at the attractive home of I Mrs. Homer Grow ut 636 CohblPAST MATRONS CLUB street. All members are urged to be present. as MIDWEEK BIBLE CLASS TO MEET NEXT THURSDAY The Mid-Wrek Bible class of St. Paul's Lutheran church will hold a very Interesting meeting at two o' clock next Thursday afternoon at tne Home of Mrs. Everett Hodges All members uud friends are most cordially invited. to be present, CAMPUS APPAREL DONALD HALL IS HONORED ON FIFTEENTH BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY Mr. and MrB. G. R. Ware enter tained at a very enjoyable six o'clock dinner at their home Fri day evening to honor the Intter's son, Donald Hall, on his fifteenth birthday anniversary. Covers were placed at an attrac tively decorated table for Donald, guest of honor, Mr. and Mrs. lies ton H. dross. Delyn McKay nnd tho host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Ware. Later 11 group of boys and girls attended the theatre as Donald's guests and enjoyed the show "A Cowboy From Brooklyn," after which the group went to the Ware home, where delicious refresh ments were served and a beauti fully decorated and lighted birtb day cake was cut. Those enjoying the Bhow and social hour at the Ware home included Donald Hall, host, anil Miss Shirley Parson, Miss Noanle Bee Morrison, John Ness and Delyn McKay. WEST MELROSE EMBROIDERY CLUB MEETS THURSDAY MELROSE. Oct. 1. Tho West Melroso club met Thursday after noon at the homo of Mrs. H. C Thompson, where the time was spent busily quilting. After tho brief business meeting a lovely lunch was served by Mrs. W. V. Monger to Mrs. John Richards, Mrs. C. O. CritOBer, Mrs. E. M. Seelcy, Mrs. liny Petrequin and Mrs'. Thompson. ,, , ')W Tho next meeting will be Thurs day afternoon, October 13, when the quilting will continue and Mrs. Thompson will act as hos tess. All members are most cordial ly Invited to attend, and guests who quilt will be most welcome. MARILYN MYERS CELEBRATES SECOND BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. Willis Myers en tertained a lew friends informally at their beautiful now homo ill Oaks addition Sunday afternoon to celebrate the second birthday an niversary of their daughter, Muti iyn. Lovely gilts were presented to Marilyn from Mr. and Mrs. Willis Myers, Mrs. George Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. Scott Williams and son. Peter, Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Hall und son, Stephen Allen nnd Mrs. li. M. Church and son, Robert. Visiting was enjoyed and later lovely refreshments were served. LEGION AUXILIARY WILL MEET NEXT TUESDAY EVENING All members of tho American Legion auxiliary are being urged to attend a very important meeting at eight o'clock next Tuesday eve ning In the chapter rooms at the armory with Mrs. V. J. Mlcelll, president, in charge. Committee appointments will be made aud plans will be made for the annual Past Presidents and Past Commanders banquet, tho date of which hus been announced for tne evening 01 October 18th. ROSE P.-T. A. TO HOLD FIRST FALL MEETING NEXT MONDAY AFTERNOON The first fall meeting of the Rose school P.-T. A. has been an nounced for four o'clock next Monday afternoon at the junior nign scnool uuilding. to which all patrons and members of the P.-T. A. are urged to attend. Mrs. It. H. Mercer, president, will be in charge of the meeting. EPISCOPAL GUILD TO MEET AT PARISH HALL NEXT MONDAY St. George's Episcopal guild will moot at two o'clock next Monday afternoon at the parish hall with Mrs. T. G. - Watson, president, in charge, and Mrs. Perry Smith and Mrs. H. H. Turner acting as joint hostesses. . All members are urged to be present. TO MEET AT BELL HOME NEXT MONDAY .Mrs. William Bell . and Miss Gladys Ha.kin will be joint hos tesses at a delightful scveu-thirty o'clock dessert-supper . next Mon day evening for the members of the Past Matrons club of Roseburg chapter of Eastern Star at the for mer s home on South Jackson street. All members are urged to be present, , MRS. A. O. PARR ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLUB AND GUEST8 Mrs. A, D. Parr was a most Era- clous bostess Monday, when she entertained ber bridge club and a number of guests at a charming 1:30 o'clock dessert-luncheon at tier attractive home on East Lane street. Small bouquets of colorful nas tursiums graced the serving ta bles, while large bouquets of ast ers were used about the rooms. Covers were placed for Mrs. Mar shall Pengra, Mrs. Herman Por ter, Mrs. L. L. Wimberly, Mrs. George Cinder, Mrs. J. A. Hart, Mrs. W. R. Cbrisler and Mrs. Boyd Bales, guests, and Mrs. O. R. Hess, Mrs. Scott Williams, Mrs. Roger Bailey, Mrs. Fredrick Chap man and Mrs. Frederick 1. Por ter, members. Contract bridge was enjoyed during the pleasant afternoon hours with Mrs. Hart winning tho guest prize and Mrs. Porter the club prize. U. S. W. V. AUXILIARY SEWING CIRCLE HAS MEETING ON FRDAY The United Spanish War Veter ans auxiliary sewing circle met yes terday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Walter Prilltz on Harrisou street. Sewing and visiting were enjoyed. Mrs. Irte Williams was wel comed back Into the circle, having returned here from an extended trip eust. The rooms were beautifully deco-" rated with bowls of Cecil Brunner roses. At the tea hour Mrs. Prints served lovely refreshments to Mrs. Margaret Rodgers, department president of Oregon, Mrs. H. A. Taylor, auxiliary president, Mrs. Irene Williams. Mrs. Myra Comp ton, Mrs. Leona Webb. Mrs. Elsie Wright, Mrs. Clara Sunnier, Mrs. Louise Dempsey, Mrs. Clara Kent, Mrs. Hiclnda Long, Mrs. Addle Ad ams and Miss Leuoro Adams. , The next regulur meeting of the auxiliary will be combined with a visit to the post and auxiliary by Department Commander Hoffman ' and his wife and the department ' inspector, Mr. Pendergross. Light refreshments will be served. The refreshment committee Included 1 (Continued on page 3.) U. S. V. HOSPITAL October first, aud the woods Just beginning to look rusty' Weuther not chilly till evening, 1 but ripened fruits und vegetables unmistakably spell autumn. Don't you like this climate? Sunday , afternoon after church we hud a ball game which was i a real bull enmo ti. ' skill of our men almost held down uie ugmiy ot the Legionnaires' , sous 10 a tie. but ut 11. n ..,,,1 n. seventh inning the youngsters had t ' a score of 3 to 2. Then camo at cantnlmmn t-n.., r.. .1.. .. ... V , wi uie visiting team, and tho hint wo saw ot tho young gentlemen nB they rode off " 1 .' u , 8 Pus. load of smiles ....., .., uuuriiuou me group n (.ray Ladies who usually play cards With lllltlmils 1 ... 1 k . V receiving ....... ,slll ,. new momou Mrs. R. F. Pnrslow. Wo were glad V , V" ""oiiuiiuiiice ana nope " sho will be it "steady." It has been tnM nr , . ... ouiiiu uertiiii fill Women that M,n(, 1 1....... . ; companions of unattractive appur ",' "loir own charms might be neemted l.y the contrast we think perhaps moving picture luiunne tneir snows by thO Kltllin mnlhnil I . tllins delighted every individual who saw them. This week's wero just time-killers. The talents of stars were wasted on poor plots ant over much dialogue with very littlo actimr. 14nwi-n.. t some laughter, and made us forget "--- iui me time of the reels, bo we cannot complain that the entertainment was not worth all it cost us. If Hollywood needs scenario writnra - i.u .. could show Douglas Fairbanks. Ji-L -y.ciiu ueuer ways of giving 11 girl a good I In... nn (,. , than ho showed us! , """ a i-uiiiuieuco HI asllingtnn thn nll.n.. .1 ... , 1 nern woo ., e , uny oil too conservation and development of icoources. 1 tie chairman in- 1 StlilCted the iiimlm-. n ..i..-,. ... ' a hot world with cool heads." That j . nut uaa aavice lor some other liwpie. Tuesday evening we hid ... prise In tho form of a short con cert by the Cripple Creek Cow boys. Three of our number, who were patients here a year ago, hail heard them when they had an en gagement tO Bini- nvn, 1 from KRNR nnd mado some per sonal appearances at the hospital. mcy are on a theater circuit. but When thev retnritn.l i burg they remembered us who aro inside the gate. What they brought us was the kind of music wo know something about. miwI iha i.... did us good. We thank "Shorty." .,".'" niiKier,' "Toots." Windy and "the put" u- writing to the hnnin fnll i... sure to date the performance when these players come to their town. The card party of the somewhat diluted bv m-onns who elected to play Chinese checkers. i.o nau only two tables of bridge, turee of pinochle and two of pedro. Everyone else was Interested In the jumping marbles. Wednesday afternoon tbe ball teams of ward one and ward six had Just got into action when the rain descended. Nearly an inch tell tiefore dark, so the dust must be well settled. Ward one smooths the ground by Its Ftidav practice. If Jupiter Pluxius will hold on his sprinkler tomorrow afternoon a picked team, representing wards one. four, six noil seven, will con test the Sons of legionnaires again. Swimming may be the clean, est of sports, but these gmes are good. C'mon In: in ' ; i 3) If Kr ri i . . f ii'.i J
