ROSEStmti NEWS-PEVffiW, KOSEgUKC. OREGON. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1938.
THREE
Society and Clubs
By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER
Continued imrr. page 1.)
day evening. Zinnias and colorful
maple" leaves were used lo carry
out a pretty decorative motif.
Covers were arranged for Mrs.
Donn Raduhaugh, Mrs. R. M.
Church. Mrs. J. A. Hart, Mrs. Wal
lace Robertson. M rs. K. J. Sehrinipf,
Mrs. Chris Heecroft and the hos
tess, Mrs. Miles.
Sewing and visiting were en
joyed during the pleasant evening
hours. The November 15th meet
ing will be held at the home of
Mrs. Radabaugh on South Jack
son street.
ROSEBURG WOMAN'S CLUB
ANNUAL FALL PLAY AND
TEA IS CHARMING AFFAIR
One of the most charming nffairB
of the week was the annual fall
birthday tea and play of the Uose
burg Woman's club held Tuesday
afternoon at the clubhouse. Beauti
ful bouquets of autumn leaves and
colorful fall flowers were used
about the rooms.
Mrs. n. R. Maddox. Mrs. G. Rar
lel anil Mrs.- Roger Bailey, hostess
chairmen of the delightful affair,
were assisted by Mrs. T. O. Wat
son in serving and the guests were
received by Mrs. L. Kolilhagen br
Mrs. J. C. McCallister and the
president. Mrs. P. W. Morrison.
Progrnm announcements were
made by Mrs. Morrison. Mrs. R.
R. Chamberlain played a beautiful
violin aolo, "II Trovatore," and Mrs.
Hugh Whlnnle very charmingly
sane. "Sine Me to Sleep." and "Just
Like Your Eyes." The musical
numbers were accompanied by
Mrs. Homer Crow, music chair
man of the club.
The fall birthday play. "Make
Up", was -a charming and delight
ful one-act comedy, very ably pre
sented by Mrs. M. R. Richards and
Mrs. Roger Ilailey. The two wero
htehlv complimented by the mem
bers and guosts for their excellent
performance.
At the close of the program,
nlpasant social hour was enjoyed
and tea was served. A lovely filet
lace cloth covered the tea table,
which wns centered with n large
boucfuet of orange and bronze
chrysanthemums, marigolds and
tall yellow and orange lighted tnp-
ers. Mrs. K. w. Morrison, presi
dent, and Mrs. Wi m. Campbell,
past president, poured. About sev
enty enjoyed tlie afternoon.
MRS. EDWIN CLOAKE IS
HOSTESS TO PATCH AND
CHAT AND M. O. A. CLUBS
Mrs. Kdwin Cloake very gracious
ly entertained the Patch and Chat
and M. O. A, clubs nt her home
Wednesday afternoon, Autumn
leaves and chrysanthemums wore
attractively used about the rooms,
(lames were played and prizes were
awarded to tho winners.
At the ten hour Mrs. Cloake serv
ed refreshments to Mrs. Ij. Con
nellv. a guest, and the following
Patcli and Chat club members:
Mrs. C. Dominico, Mrs. Gordon
Ware. Mrs. Darley Ware, Mrs.
Doyle Smith, Mrs. C. n. Koatch,
Mrs. II. V. Hess. Mrs. W. B. Bar
ton, Mrs. Dow Keasey, Mrs. E. A.
Post. Mrs. Glenn Ringo. Mrs. Curtis
Calkins ami Mrs. C. B. Calkins.
Members of the M. O. A. club pres
ent included Mrs. C. T. Tipton, Mrs.
J. E. Murks, Mrs. George Powers,
Miss Pearl Jones, Mrs. Kenneth
Cloake, Mrs. Marvel Calkins, Mrs.
E A. Helmboldt. Mrs. Roy Good,
Mrs. Johiv- Travis. Mrs. Charles
Mohr, Mrs. George nickel and Mrs.
C. W. Conk.
' The next M. O. A. club meeting
will be November 16 at the home
of Mrs. Kenneth Cloake.
EPISCOPAL GUILD
TO MEET MONDAY
St. George's Episcopal Guild
will meet at two o'clock Monday
afternoon nt the home of the
president. Mrs. T. G. Watson, on
Benson street with Mrs. R. B. Sip
prell as assisting hostess. All mem
bers are urged to be present.
INTER-SE STUDY CLUB
TO MEET TUESDAY
The Inter-Se Study club will meet
at a one-thirty o'clock dessert-'
luncheon next Tuesday at the home
of Mrs. W. M. Campbell on North
Jackson street. The paper on
Sculptures," will be in charge of
Mrs. Bruce Mellls. All members are
urged to be present.
MISS ILA LAUBACH
ENTERTAINS BRIDGE
CLUB MONDAY NIGHT
Miss Ila Laubach'very grac'.oiiE
ly entertained her B. P. W. Bridge
club nt a delightful seven o'clock
dessert-supper at her home on
South Stephens street Montliy
evening. The Hallowe'en motif
wns cleverly carried out in the
table decorations, while lovely
fall flowers were attractively ar
ranged about the rooms.
Covers were placed for Mrs. E.
R. Metzger. a guest, and Mri. J.
M. Judd, Mrs. M. H. Shook. lire.
C. W. Clark, Mrs. H. Berg. Mrs.
1.. W. Huh!. Miss Agnes I'itchford.
and the
Miss Dorothy Norton
hostess. Miss Iiubach.
Contract bridge was enjoved
during the evening Willi Mrs.
Metzger and Miss Pltchforil win
ning the prizes.
mrs. j. d. Mclennan
ENTERTAINS CLUB
ON TUESDAY EVENING
Mrs. J. I). McLennan was a most
gracious hostess Tuesday evening,
when she entertained her bridge
PAST MATRONS ENJOY
DESSERT-SUPPER AND
MEETING TUESDAY NIGHT
The Past Matrons club of Rose
burg Chapter of Knstern Star en
joyed a delightful seven-thirty
o'clock desserl-supper Tuesday ev
eventng at- the Guy Cordon home
on East Uine street with Mrs.
Cordon and Mrs. W. F. Harris act
ing as joint hostesses.
I-ovely fall flowers lent a color
ful . note to the rooms. Covers
were nlaced for Miss Ethel Webb.
Miss Gladvs Haskin, Mrs. John E.
Runvan. Mrs. William Bell. Mrs.
P. T. Buhar, Mrs. D. II. Iiiot.
Mrs. R. I). Williams. Mrs. A. E.
Elliott. Mrs. ('ail E. Wimberly,
Mrs. Hnrrv Wolfe and Mrs. Cordon
and Mrs.' Harris.
Sewing and visiting were enjoved
following the business meeting.
cjuh and a table of guests at her t The December fitli meeting and
attractive home on East ljme election of officers will be held at
street. Iloautiful bouquets of bronze !a 7:30 o'clock dessert-supper at the
mil red dahlias were used about 'John E. Runvan home on houtn
the rooms as a decorative motif I Jackson street.
for the occasion.
Members enjoying the evening
with Mrs. McLennan included
Mrs. Marshall Pengra, Mrs. W. It.
Chrisler, Mrs. A. 1). Purr, .Mrs.
Roger ilailey, Mrs. F. H. C'oen,
Mrs. E. H. Jacobs and Mrs. G. W.
Cinder. Guests of the evening were
Mrs. L. L. Wimberly. Mrs. J. K.
IRIS N. RICE AND
JOHN L. LOZIER ARE
MARRIED ON SATURDAY
At a beautiful ceremony nt the
First Christian church In this city
Saturday evening, October 29th,
Miss Ills N. Rice, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. A. E. Rice, of Dillard, be
came the bride of John L. Lozler,
son of Mr. anil Mrs. J. L. Lozler, of
Portland. Rev. Linden O. Leuvltt
performed the impressive service
at seven o'clock 111 the presence
of a large number of friends and
relatives.
Muskets of gorgeous chrysanthe
mums and ferns and tall lighted
cathedral candles formed tho deco
rations for the altar and church.
The bride, given in marriage by
her fnther, was attractive In a
wedding gown of white slipper snt
in and finger-tip veil. She carried
a shower bouquet of pale yellow
rosebuds.
Watts, .Mrs. Scotty Williamson and.j
Airs. Frederick J. Porter.
Contract bridge was enjoyed-
during the evening with Mrs.
Chrisler winning the club prize
and Mrs. Williamson the guest
prize. At eleven o'clock Mrs. - Mc
Lennan served a lovely supper.
GERALDINE MORGAN
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY
AT LOVELY PARTY
One of the delightful nffairs of
the week was the surprise birth
day party given Geraldine Morgan
by her mother, Mrs. W. E. Cniil at
her home on the Dixonville road
Tuesday evening.
A beautifully decorated birthday
cake was cut by Geraldine and
lovely gifts were presented to her
by I.Ha Miller, Lois Updike, June
and Alma Hodson, Frances Mur
phy, Voile and Carolyn llarciu.
John Hodson, Dnrrel and Leonard
Munson. Chester Welling and
Donald Morgan.
Chinese checkers, hinco and
novelty games were the diversion
of the evening and Inter dainty re
freshments were served.
jMISR KATHLEEN ROSS
ELECTED TO MEMBERSHIP
i IN RHO PSI UPSILON
'l At the October meeting of Rho
'iPsl Upsilon, .Llufleld college's
musical bonornrv. Miss Kathleen
Hoss or Suthcrlin. was electeil to
membership in that organization.
Miss Ross was one of the two mu
sic students granted membersbln
this fall. Last spring she was ini
tiated into 1 Gamma Mil. national
honorarv society, for students of
the social sciences, and. she Is
serving as vice-president of that
organization for the present school
year.
Besides being honored by mem
bership in two honorary societies.
Miss Ross Is acting as president
of the Greek-letter social sorority.
Lambda Lambda Sigma, into
which she wns Initiated during
her frer.hnian year.
Miss Ross is the daughter of Mrs.
Mabel Ross, of Sutherlin, and was.
graduated from the Sutherlin high
school in the spring or 19:15. She
Is now a senior, majoring In music,
at I.lnfield college. McMlnnville.
'
HAPPY HOUR CLUB TO
MEET NEXT WEDNESDAY
Mrs. J. W. Smith. Jr.. will enter
tain the Riversdale Happy Hour
club at her home next Wednesday
afternoon. All members are most
cordially invited to be present.
make their home at i17 Mill street.
The bride w as graduated from I
Roseburg high school in 19:15 unii:
has been employed at the local
telephone office. She resigned her
place at the office just before her
marriage. The bridegroom attend
ed school In Portland ami for the
past three years lias been em
ployed by the Pierce Auto Freight
company.
Out-of-town guests included Mr.
and Mrs. J. L. Lozier and daugh
ters. Agnes and Barbara, of Port
land: Mrs. Roy O'Mara. of Co
quille: Mrs., Harry Oakley and
daughter, Miss Virginia, of Port
land, nnd Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Stev
enson, of Redding, Calif.
SURPRISE PARTY GIVEN .
MRS. A. D. HAWN ON
BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY
Mrs. A. D. llawn was delight
fully surprised on her birtlidav an-
Miss Florence Meredith, as maid Iniversary Monday afternoon, when
of honor, wore a formal green a group of friends called nt hen
taffeta frock nnd carried an old Ihome to celebrato the occasion. A
fashioned nosegay of pale orchid ! beautiful birthday cake was pre-
and white nsters with maiden hair tsenled with many lovely gifts lo-l
tern. j.Mrs. Hawn.
The three bridesmaids, Mrs. Rob-! Those calling to sneiid the after
ert Black, in n formel aqua satin, noon with Mrs. Hawn included
Miss Mao Dellolt In nnstel nlnk 1 Mrs. Clifton Hooper. Mrs. C. W.
and Miss Virginia Onklev. of Port- lOwen. Mrs. J. T. Miller, Mrs. Ad-
K AND R CLUB IS
ENTERTAINED AT
ROADMAN HOME
Airs. II. I). Roadman was n most
grncious hostess to the K nnd R
club at her home on South Pine
street Wednesday afternoon. Sew
ing and visiting were enjoyed until
the ten hour, when Mrs. Rnaiimnn
served lovely refreshments at two
prettily appointed tables, to Mrs.
O. L. Johnson, Mrs. B. W. Taylor,
Mrs. H. A. Taylor. Mrs. F. C. Frear.
Mrs. Mabel Wilson. Mrs. V. T. Jack
son and Mrs Charles Healy
Mrs. Healy will entertain the club
November lfi.
Mrs, Chas, A, Brand
Teacher of Singing
MASONIC BLDG.
Phone 656-R or 292-R
frontinuod on pno 8)
land, in deep pold. wore frock fash
ioned alike with full plaited skirls ;
and carried nosegays of rosebuds
in nink and white.
Little Darlene and barrio Joe
Hickman, its flower Rirls, were
lovely in frocks , of peach-colored
taffeta. They carried baskets of
flower petals.
Horace Hickman noted as bst
man to the bridegroom and ushers
included Robert Illaek and Frank
lin Wofrord. .
Mrs. Homer Grow played the
wedding march and accompanied
Soloist Harold Roadman, who
sans "1 Love You Truly."
The bride's mother wore n wine
satin dress with matching accesso
ries and n corsage of gardenias.
Mrs. Lozier, Sr., wore n black dress
with matching accessories and u
qorsage of salmon-colored tfltuHoli.
. Following the wedding ceremony
t're bride and bridegroom left for
the north on a wedding trip nnd
will return here November 15th to
rian Hulbert, Mrs. List on Darby,
Mrs. Clarence Dishman, Mrs. S. L.
Ilebard, Mrs. Harry Lohr, Mrs.
V. Honebrake. Mrs. Invrence Krn
i5el, Mrs. IJerthn Taylor, Mrs. 11.
W. Taylor. Mrs. S. K. Fancher,
Mrs. Myrtle Norwood, Mrs. Prudie
nidinger. Mrs. Karl Decker, Mrs.
Homer Strickling, Mrs. Ilert Mat
iliews, Mrs. Laura Honnshell, Mrs.
A. N. Neal. Mrs. A. .1. Ford, Mrs.
Fred Scudder. of San Fvnneiseo,
Mrs. Alfred Cloake, Iteverlv Wood,
Marie Wood and Joanne Taylor.
Chinese checkers wero enjoyed
during the afternoon and at the
tea hour Mrs. Liston Dnrbv, Mrs.
R. W. Taylor and Mrs. Karl Deck
er served lovely refreshments.
A
PYTHIAN SISTERS TO
MEET NEXT WEEK
The regular business meeting of
the l'ythlan Sisters will be hold
at the K. of P. hall next Wednes
day evening at eight o'clock. All
members are urged to be present.
Vote 323 X Yes
lo CONTROL not PROHIBIT Liquor
Don't be fooled! The Law (hie) and Temperance (hie) League is largely the
liquor interests. "Heavy losses" would be only to them. Every beer truck car
ries a "Vote 323 X No" sign.
SAVE MONEY 1 . Present system creates need for relief which it then has to alleviate.
Why keep pouring money down a rnt-hole?
2. Increase relief revenue $1,000,000 per year by substituting state profit for private
profit.
3. Reduce load to regular tnx-pnyer.
4. Put cost of dnmnges from nbuse where it belongs, ultimately upon the manufacturer and
upon the one who abuses use of liquor, not on all tax-payers.
5. Stop increase of sales of "liquor by removing retail private profit.
6. Provide funds for investigation and prevention, thus reducing relief needs.
7. Reduce enormous loss to citizens from increasing auto accidents; repairs, hospital, doc
tor bills, loss of time, etc.
SAVE LIFE 1. By making highways safer for travel.
2. By reducing number of greatly increased liquor auto accidents. (Over 35,000 fatal in
U. S. A. Inst year. Many here.)
SAVE YOUTH I. Wipe out 4000 Beer Saloons, many of which sell to minors.
2. Prevent sale of beer and wine to minors by requiring permit.
3. Remove temptation by destroying many "joints." ,
4. Provide free text-books for scientific education of youth as to evils of alcohol.
5. Make it easier to control bootleggers, who are still with us under other names.
VOTE 323-X YES FOft CONTROL
Paid Adv. by Ministerial Association nnd W. C. T. U. .
Eat
Model Bakery's
Non Acid
Bread
Having much less starch
than other uteaus makss
It less fattening.
No refined sugar Is used,
consequently it contains
an invert op negative
sweetening Instead of pos
itive, which is Important
to all bread users.
BUY IT FROM
YOUR GROCER
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