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Newspaper Page TextTWO SdDCDEHW By Social Calendar Monday, April 3 Camp Kiio Guardians training jRchoul to open at If a. n. at llosu liurg chamber of commerce office. Anyone interested invited to ut lend. Dr. I!. I. Ilium's non-dennmlnu-llonal 31ll)o study class to meet at 7:45 o'clock in evening at Douglas liotel dining hall, Public Invited, foetal and program. Postponement of Tast Matrons Club meeting until April Hull to he lield nt 7:30 dessert -supper at 1'. T. lluhar home.' Hose l'.-T.A. lo meet nt 3:30 In Itfternoon at schoolhouse lor health program. ltiversdule grange invites public lo attend benefit five-hundred earil parly and 7:3U dessert-supper at liall. rrlzns. ' ' Junior Woman's Hub lo meet nt R o'clock In evening nt Hoscbiirg Woman's clubhouse, interesting program. B.P.W. Glee club to practice ill 7 o'clock in evening at Htudio of the illroctor, Mrs. ChniicB A. llriind, Ju Masonic building. Fullerton l'.-T.A. lo meet at 3:30 In afternoon at schoolhouse. ' An nual election of officers. A Copco representative from Medfoid will apeak on proper home and Brhool lighting and will Illustrate. Ilia talk with slides anil reels. , , Lilac Circle No. 411. Neighbors of Woodcraft business meeting, at 7:110 'in evening at I.O.O.I''. hall to be rii.,.,i iiv niilillc lnsttlllatlna of new", officers. ' .Tuesday, April 4 , ' I- Amorlonii Legion auxiliary and post-In hold vospoellvo meetings (if eight o'clock at nrmory.iil'rogruui mid .refreshments. ( ' ir . Wxocitllfo luncheon or KoHOburg WomaHi's club1 ut J2 o'clock noon1 ut Hotel Hose. lloseburg Woman's rluh 5: -10 o'clock' dessert-luncheon and Eust or program at clubhouse. Elvoisilalo grange ipvites public to- KHValils club iirogmm' lit -Hi club bonrflt, atfair ut eight o'clock iii evening, at hall. No admission. Cominlttoo -will sell relresbuienlH. ' Melrose grunge to meet In mo lting at hall Willi W. (I. Paul, ol Mouth Deer Creek, as guest speak er. Mr. Paul "111 talk on his tru- Itosoliurg Hcllict No. S or Job'a Daughters to be entertained at dos-Hurt-supper to he given at Masonic ' temple by Eastern Slur. 11. RO. club lo moot nt I;'1" o'clock luncheon at "r W"' Alyrllo Norwood on Mushcr street. Wednesday, April 18 ' ' llollvicw elub afternoon mccllng it lioinn of Mrs. II. L. Nicholas on .Winchester street. lioseburr Art and l'.mhi'oliloi club afternoon meeting at homo ol ii. ...1... . nroenn Slnto Collego 'MolherB club to meet at one o'clock no- iiosless luncheon ut ilotel Jloso. ; Social afternoon.. . , , , . i, : Now Idea club one o'clock lnnt'ii- con meeting at houiu ot Mrs. E. J.. ; ilntly nod i Jons lo enjoy . alx-thlrly o'clock polluck supper at ' K. of P. hall. Mrs. Ii. 11. Slpprcll, ; chairman of polluck supper. .r , n ..ii.i. i,. im,ui lu a lei- 1 'V . ' l ,. ' of Mrs. Charles ' llealy oil South Jackson stieet. " Choral club lo practice at a. '. lu. ut itosohurg Woman's clubhouse uudef the direction ot Mrs. J lemur ; t'.row. ' . liurcli choir '. loVractlce at 7:30 o'clock in ovo- 11 llg at Cliurcu. . ' jJiulies auxiliary lo ft. or U. T. lo .,.,.ot at o'clock 111 aflenioou ut I HoseburiS Woman's cltlbhoaso. Tnursaay, pin , , ... ; ladles, of llnsebnri! Cotiiili y club . to meet lit w.;m n. m. - . ..i ..i.,i.i,.,iiui polluck lunch- ' con at 12:S0. (h.lfluK in atlenioon. I HoseburK fhapler ot Kaslern - Star vnisuhir business lneeiioK i.v o clock in mvi'iiiiih , . ,, , . - i.. vutli.v Women a elub .. . ..i '..i..i..,.i, in ul'teriioiili : rSUisu wllU Mra. A. Nlili.y In : C"iTInn Vallev (lull alien"""!! meeting at homo of Mis. " i'to'sebnVK Glen's (lleo club to hold : -weekly practice ul 7:: In '"" ' nt Melhoillsl I'.piscoiKii .."; 1, M I'ltilicll. ' uer l rcciui'i i:i - -. .. r l-udiea Aid of l'h"l "'r1' ' church, to meet nt two o '''" . ri..r,.onii at church parlors Mrs. Ncal bosless: Mrs ' ' Mrs. Spencer, Mis. .Stninso n'"' :VtiXWMW Aid lo inert nt u . ,.f Mr. .i. i - luncueoii in """f- ...... Ira ' Jlyrd, Mrs. Wallace Poheiisau tind Mrs. wooiis. - -r'd,a.",P. me .Unit M ' - ..! ,.. . i.,.. i hall. I'l-msram y:1 "" '-.: l. llesi-. Mr. a"" "" , ,, '!!'r'!."?.,"::w;;iba"f "el;ru. ,a, . ... ,., ,Vt.-...meot M- .1. F. Iiyni. SrVduloPPosltVluut. , riS'noineKcono.nl.-lub T? . ' i Miifl at roftfll piaiu. uii " " Tirke sslu t'l rmBU-" 's'J Ameriiait T.eBion nnxilinrf a.. ; ,t.al Eastcf Monday bull ut armeo ' f pfecojm! Oullil liutiual - KftstW LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER one o'clock salad lirldKe luncheon at home of Mrs. Arthur Clarke on Kane street. Public Invited. April 27 l.iicllc.-i of ItosebiirK Country club will sponsor their annual spring contract bridge nucHt-ilay tea at two o'clock in afternoon at club house a. DISTRICT CONVENTION CIF FAfiTFRN STAR CHAPTERS IS HELD liosebuiK. Myrtle Creek, f'anyon vllle and Jtlddle cbapleis of Kast era Star held a very IuteresliuK convent ion at .Myrtle Creek Mim iluv evening. About thirty inem- bers of ItosebuiK chapter were present und a larBe delcKiulon from tile nelKliooruig cliaiiieis were in alien. lance. A lovely alft ivas presented lo Mrs. lOllzabelh Tlpt of I'orlland, iitiul i-nrlhv ei-nllil lililtron of Ore- Kon, who Inspeeled the chapters in their worn. folluwlliK ine conveu- lion, delicious refreshments were served lu the dlnhiK ball at tables beautifully decorated in the Easier motif i.ii.i with bouquets oi ,buhik blosH.ims. liesides Mrs. Tipton, guests of honor included Mis. V. J. Mlcelli. i ....i i.'uii,..t- r ihe Claud cbiililer of Oregon: 111.'. June .Martin, ot Miirsniieiu. iiieinuer i. tho Jurisprudence coininltleo of Oregon; Mrs. C. K. VVIlnberly. ItosebiiiK, chairman of tho Juris- ... ,,,.it... ,if I'.riiml I'hi.tl- ler: Mrs. A'liKinla l)lllstrom, Marsh- II,. I, I mii her of the liiternatiolial toinple commit lee; Mrs. Jlelefi Hob- IB, of CotlUKU Urove, meinour yi the finance coiiiinllteu of Oriiuil chaiitei; Caplaln and MrH.' Del Shaver, of 'Portland, and Mr. null Airs, ilerman 'I'lilele, worthy pa I roll and worthy matron from Oakland Miupioiyi . . . 1 y 1 i' SENIOR MOTHERS TEA ,( IS CHARMING AFFAIR OP , SATURDAY AFTERNOON l" a ,ni deliifhtfiil Keillor Mothers' I,,,, l.elil Die tlllerliooli of March a from Ihe hours ot io . ..m i.. n..i i,n,w, i.i'o.iniiiics rhnms ul tliu Knsebui'K senior blitn acbool. All inothel B ol I be llieinuers oi me ..,..uu ll Hi, i Henlor uirls. and the women faculty were Invited lo ullond I bo tea. l lie rooms wen altracllvely ilecoraled with baskels of Japanese uuliico, hyiiclnlli mid v"l"'B oilier aprliiK flowers. Tlie serv table was approprlalely carried out In. pink, anil cr.iuiu suaiies. i n lerplece was n IniHO bowl of nec- i.... i.iviu,iniu rlinikeil on elllier hle by tail pink Inpera. Those pre Hldlni! at the table wero Mrs. Itoy i,..ii.'...u .....I M.-ii Lni'iii- llliilt. who served dainty refreshments to Ihe miosis, al ler which uiu i.i,ii". liiOKiuin was presenieii. wei.oin i... ........... Iliiliiiiu. iireKident Ol lllrla' l.eanue: saxophone solo, ijlay- ed by J tin wuisii-, iuhii" . -.,.i.... .... i.- iliiei Kiniir bv Wllnia l''eldkanii and lloloreB Ciicy: readillK b.v Corllllie-Min l euy, i..." piiiun solo liy Airs. Clyde Heard. t.... i i.ii.iiliiini m-esl.lellt of the leaKiie, and (lie women facnlly lllllilu UP Ihe lecelvlliu line to Kioel Ihe auesls. (lelleral chiilrinall ol Hie lea was jenn itncui", i"'", ....... n... i,,!ii,nii who was assist ed by Klrls from I bo junior class. DR. AND MRS. SINGLE r.iTcoTilM Dn.QT r.LDS ON WEDNESDAY EVENING The members of I ho Tost club lijove.l a very dellalillill eveniiiK of contract brliliw eilnesilay us Kllesln of lr. and Mrs. Harry A. Simile at their allractive home In .auielwoo.l. limn score ..n ... venliiK S brlilKe play was won by Dr. M. I.. I'liilcrwoo.l. Later III Ihe evelilim' Mrs. fiillllle .. i 1.. Iixir... uiiinier. T be serve,, n n,,-i., ....... v -- -- table was bi'uullllllly uppoliited anil eeiilered by a bowl oi joioiuns ,'" il..l,.,,,l lini.ii'M. Those elllo.vlui; the eveniiiK with : and Mrs. Sin- ale Included Colonel auu nti'M, r.. r. 'iallilv. Ur. und Mrs. Ai'iniir ii. M. mill lord. IT. und Mrs. C. U. Van Ness. Mr. and Mrs. John liaisli. Dr. and Mrs. !'.. II. SUHviirl linn nr. and Mrs. M. 1.. Unilerwonil. .It DR. AND MRS WADE ENTERTAIN AT CHARMING DINNER PARTY FRIDAY Pale pink cuinellas. arranged In i..... i ,i,i.i iiii.ii-hiiie tall llgl I I a pers graced I be beautiful Iv appointed table use.l oy nr. an.. Mrs. C. II. Wilde lasl evening, when Ihev enlerlailleil at n cllariulllg sei- n o'clock ilinner al their altiie llv-.- luniie on South Unne streit. o v. ..... i,l:, ,,.,1 f.,r 111. nml Mrs. (ieoig.i K. lloucU, Ur. ami Mrs. lair K. Allen. Mr. unit .Mrs. .i. . Whan, hi. .Unite and Mis. M. I. Ilowker und He' best and boste-.s. Dr. :illd Mrs. W iiile. Contract brblce was enjn ed ilur- li.i. tin. iileiiiitit eieiiiug hours with Mrs. Allen Inning the blh scire. mdc r n w&ni-' m & . HOSTESS AT CHARMING 4 LUNCHEON FOR r.LUB Mrs. C. II. Wad.' ellleil,iillnl her lu iilge illlb ;it ii . Iiar'nlng one o'clin k linn belli I'rlilay atti'ineen at iicr bi'iuilllul luuue mi Snutb Kane slrcel. A lovely bouilii. I ol weeping Jiipaliese .berry .l,i.--s, ms graced Hie prettily appointed table. Covers were plineil for Mis. K. S. Mct'laill and Mis. Paul llclwt. i;ue.ils, and Mis. Clair K. Allen. Mrs. L. I). M.CIintoik, Mis. P. M. I.ee. MI'S Helen Casey, Mrs. D. II. III! bar ale': Ihe Iiosless. Mrs. Wade. C, in'., act bridge Mas enjocd dur ing Ihe plciiMttit allerniKiu hours iih .Mis. .Ml. ii "limine (tie hil) ficoie. . ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, ., n r- n n .1. I rto ENTERTAINS AT CHARMING HKIUUb PA It I y lnunausi A v..,ir ,'hui-iiillll. 1,1'IiIl'P TinrlV was given by Mrs. 1). It. MacKlllop, who is visltliiK here from Lows Itciich Tlini'K.liiv eveiilni; at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. P 'l' I lii h ir nn t.'.,i:,t Lane street. Ileautlliil bououots of colorful sprhiK blnsHoius were used about Contract bridge was enjoyed dur um the evening Dy aii-h. jack run-ilni-r, Mrs. Kdwlo llootll. Mis. A. J. Klllson, .Mrs. l-reilericK iiuiniiaii, Jr., -Mrs. Leo Young, of Eugene, Mrs. lloyd HaleB, .Mrs. II. P. Myers, Mrs. Itobert Oile. Mrs. '1'. il. Unrr, v...... v. I Biiihu,., M,-u Imcithv Chase Hunt, Mrs. Vera McClinlock Jones, Miss Virginia wrigiu, -vir. r reilerlCK J. l oner aim iw hvd less, Mis. MacKlllop. Jllgb score lor tho evening's bridge play was won by Mrs. liales ...nit fu t'ortei- wiiiiilni the sec- nml bleb ori.e and Mrs. Burr, the table prize. Later in the evening u lovelv two-course supper was serv- ...i i... u 'V iiiilmi- ul m table beautifully appointed with a lace clolli llliu ceiiiereu ny a iiwi forsylhla and tan yenow ngnieu tapers placed on a long mirror plaipiu. PORTLAND VISITORS ' GUESTS AT LUNCHEON AT A. J. YOUNG HOME . Aluvni- nml ill's. A. J. Young eil- tertalned Caplaln and Mrs. Del L.M. ........ ..-! 1.1.1,1 ' ,,d f'lll.Hflt lit at. all enjoyable ltincneoii ai men 1 k'llnl ull'lml 'I'll UHlll. V. .. Caplaln and mis. Miniver tm m ii ......I I.. iillniifl the .itlob's ii......,.ui-u .iiuulliiir 'I'lieK.lilV llitillt. at which time the Grand (iuurdiart or Oregon liiaoe ner,oiiieiui inni:i. ii..., nMi. MimveiiM iiIho attiiuided the district convention of Myrtle Creek, lloBuuurg. i;u.vnvine Itiiitlle Kaslern Slur chhpters! held ... M....II,, .-i.niilr AlnmlllV ev6lllllK. inning their slay In lloselnirg, Ibey were hollHe guests oo air. nu A. II. Kent on .South Jackson street. t; . . ;,' FRANCES WIMBERLY ASSISTANT DAY EDITOR OF BAROMETER STAFF O.S.C. llAltOMIOTI'MI. Murch 31. (Special) Miss Prances Louise Wimberlv, daughter of Judge and m .. r I i.i ,'lmlii'lv-. of Unse- burg, has just been appointed as- uiui,,i.i ,iiv edllni- of I lie lliiroiue. ler hi IT at orugon iate cihicro hi Curvallls. nn.,u vv'li.il.ni.li, u-lirt vviis recently llllllated inlo Kappa Alpha Theta, social sorority, Is the only student from Douglus county listed on the winter term honor roll tor Oregon Slalu college, where site is a sopho more. She Is also a member of the Aloha Ijiiuba Helta, Honorary 101 sophomores. ATTORNEY AND MRS. KEOHANE ENTERTAIN POTLUti r sui-rcn BRIDGE CLUB ON TUESDAY Allorney and Mrs. Daniel Kco hi, lie eiilerluliieil their alxi-tlilrly o'clock polluck bridge slipper club i.i iiuih- iiiiriictlve boniu on Vista avenue Tuesday evening. Covei'B were pitlceu ioi- ivir. Mrs. Mui'sliall Pengi'u, Mr. and Mrs. 10. Ii. Jiicohs. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Vearwood and the bosl and hos tess, Mr. and Mrs. Keohuuu. Contract bridge was enjoyed din ing the pleasant evening hours with Mr. Jacobs winning the high score and Mrs. Yoarwood winning second high score. AAA SLUMBER PARTY IS CM.inVARI F AFFAIR THURSDAY EVENING ' Miss Palrlnil Qlllne mill Miss CoiTlniic-Anne Perry graciously en- terlallied at slllnlber party bell! ai the hiiliie ol Ihe hitler on Thursday v,ii.i,iiiu LMiitien ml, vlslt- i .'. ....Live,! null! tlie midnight hour when the gllesls nsieneii u Ihe radio program "nines, i niipci. TIiiibo who llllellileil I lie even. ok fun and Ihe "gel your own brenk- n... i.,it..-hii' iiKirning includ ed Miss Allheu llulchlns. Miss Uiis Taylor, Miss Annello Calkins, Miss Viinka (nates, -miss liuniw- mill vno win., i iill.liis and the hostes Mls Patricia liutne unit Miss ('oiliiiie-Anue l'erry. M R. AND MRS. McKAY ENTERTAIN AT LOVELY DINNER PARTY THURSDAY -vi l -vim llariilil McKav en i l i,i ii verv cliarining seven .....i....l. .iiiuiiir i.i'ulv ul thi'li at- i... ,.ii West l-'lrsl slice! 1... ..veiilnif Joiiotiils and '.. ..'...... ..,.,1 In I lie InvcIV W111 1-1. 1, 1, . ,. -. - leiuiece. while boliilllols ol wild nun il nliiiiu the renins .......u ..me nliiceil lor lb. and .. . .. , v..i......,iii lt-. und Mr, l-hll Slimier. Mi. and .Mrs. nugi Kltchie. Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. IrgU Uiulil. Mr. and Mrs. CIKtord Mc Kav and the host nun nosi'". ..... .mii .Mrs. lliirold Mi Kay. Cames and visiting were . iij... i-.. during the Ideiisam evening hours. INFORMAL DINNER IS . M-r 1., I I . I A M Q HOME THURSDAY EVENING Mis U. !' Williams enlei tallied Inliiriuulb at a very lovely .liiiiiei nt her i.tliui'tie hinue ell snlllll Pino street Thursday evening, hav lug as her guests. Mis. Karl V, is tier, who Is leaving today tor Med ford lo icsi.le. Miss lless Whailoll. who has planned a li'l' buck to her home town la .Mussaclnisells tor Ihe near (mure, and Mrs. tail 1.. WlinlieilV. , , , Contract bri.lso was cliloyc.l diir Ing the evenins-. tluest linzes were pri x uled to .i.rs. isner ami .m V.'halton. ROSEBURG REBEKAH LODGE HAS MEETING ON TUESDAY EVENING TnaAV.....M VAliaVaW lml.a Inat Tuesday evening al the, ball with Mrs. A. D. ilawn. noble grand, pre siding. Plana were made for the I.O.O.F. association to be held In noseburg. April 23rd, with Fred tlntt n.a.lHi.nl- 11 1. RlWuPll. vice- presldent, and Tillie Johnson, Becre- tary-treaeurer. Delegates from Kebekan touge No. 41 elected to the convention included Elsie Reece and Oua Wil liams. I. It, ... ...nnnlul In, llld nf. ,uiiiiiiiliv-iii, ,,i..,i,. -, ,..l.i.la. rob.ilinn Mrs K.lvthe Florence Keiiey. -ilrs. u. n. l.ciiu and Mrs. Fred C-ott; program, .virs. Wt D l.i..n,lrl,.inn,l Mr. l'. .1. Ilel- .....' L.. Mra Aivtn Wethereii: dec orations, Mrs. J. K. Pickens, Miss Ina Fainsworin anu hiisb na i.uu i...i lvuuli....,i.Q t,-s. Alba Spaugh and Mrs. H. Ii. ltoadiniin, joint chairmen, nssisieu oy mm ,, a- rt... ..,. ii'u iiitrrv s . rial .ili.i -ki.... ,1' W r-lai'lr und Mt'S. lien,, mm. " . ... . J. 11. Bailey: table assistants, Elsie Keece, llallle unis, ua uiuum,", Virginia Cyrus, Zada Parr. Dorothy Dale Jackson, Dora Broughton and May Taylor. A basket dinner win be held at noon al the I.O.O.F. hall. V..UI t.a .-o..ii-.d Rt 10:30 a. m. and the group will attend the M. E. chin'ch service. invitations have been Issued to the lodges of this district to attend the affair. , . Sutherllll Hebekan longe mis ui ..1....1 .1, it.-.ahurtf lodge to attend their April 24th meeting at nuiiiei ,1.. ... ...1.I..I. lima Ilia llresl.leilt Ol Hie lteneaiui rtsseuuoy ui Carrie itlckert. win ue preneni. The next regular meeting DnuDiiiii.,' cbntiter will he held eight o'clock the evening or April lllh, at the hall. ',. MR. AND MRS. CLARK HONORED AT FRIENDLY. "rc . BIBLE CLASS PARTY . ; Mr. anil Mrs. Jl. .Kalpll' 'Clark, land, were guests of honor at the who are moving this week to Port Friendly Bible class six-llillty o'clock polluck supper and par 'l- 1.. v .'vmiln, ut the HMrHt. Pre bylciiait church parlors. An attrac tive farewell, gift was presented to the Clarli's from the class: The table was beautifully 'decor ated lit ,n yellow and white uiotfl and matching bouquets were used about lie room. CoverB-were plan ed lor tlfili'ty-Beven. ilia. J.., Rol and Parker. ..Mrs. W. M. Chalniers and Miss lOsthor Rherlt ha'd'eharge ol thciiotluck supper with Mr. and Mrs. Willis .Myers ill Conine ' eiileiiai.ninelit for -tho- social .hour. The regular business meeting was conducted by tlie president, Mrs. J. Itoiand Parker. ' MRS. MOTSCHENBACHER ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLUB ON TUESDAY Mrs. J. P. Motschenhacher enler taine.l her bridge club at a lovely ....... ,,- ..vlnclf uiiluil liiiielinou at her home on South Main street Tuesday afternoon, lite waster mo 111' was attractively carried out'on the table. , ! Covers were, placed lor ivirs. v.iiiu K. Allen and Mrs. Frederick J. Por ter, guests, and Mrs. C. S. Rich mond, Mrs. Adrian Fisher, Mrs. Harold Wbiliock, Mrs. M. 11. Mini- cy. Mrs. Frank Long anil tne uus- less. Mrs. iMoiscneuoaciier. Contract bridge was enjoyed dur ing Ihe pleasant afternoon hours .....I, Mi.u lnt..iptibacber willtltllg 1.1..1. ,li'4 irisber. second high score and .Mrs. Porter, the tra veling prize. MRS. LEROY H I ATT IS HOSTESS TO BRIDGE CLUB ON WEDNESDAY Tu..., T ni-nv malt, very graciously eniertiliued her bridge elub at a lovely oiie-iiuriy o ciocu uoau.i i......ii..nn vv'.nliiesiliiv at. her home on South Pine street, nouuuets of n..u..i . nn, , hi ni l s we e in i.i.cilvelv iiiTiniKed on thu tables and about the rooms. Covers were placed lor .miss ue, en Casev and Mrs. I). A. Itainsdell guests, and Mrs. L. M. Lilly. Mrs i umiiii'ii ; ci. Airs. i. iv. iii.ii vi.-u A 11. 'lav lor. .MI'S. nuiiiei Crow. Mrs. A. J. Kllisoll. .Mrs. lien M.u p M Lee. Mrs. II. II. Turner and Mrs. i reoeiiciv j. Porter. , .1 lii'bh.e u-i.s ell ove.l dill i.... it... ui'i.'i.ii.imi witli Mrs. l-'lli- sou wiunillB the nign score pu.e. imrnDUAl PIANO RECITAL GIVEN BY STUDENTS OF , MISS GLADYS Hi simuinu , ..i tnf.ifiinil ul,. nn recltnl was i.iv.m Wednesday evening by the i,iii,ii nt Miss uiaiiys n. su'buk at her lillracllve homo on Miuin Mnill street. ,i-i... ... . .....ui In.- ,it..iirrain was giv en bv beginners. Interniediale and adviinceii students, all of whom plaved exceptionally well and with good stvle anil llilerpreini io... ri... r,ill,iu.iie Hindis were pre sealed: Clnra Lee Taylor. Shirley .....I .1 i Piii-ker. Tommy 1 Uriel i'h.ii. 1'i.t til. I.eliov llreen. Hetty O...MI I...... I.lluviiirth Itiith Heck Carmen Cole. Ilurbara Vinillg and Fallb and iiglnia loung. MRS. E. J. SCHRIMPF ENTERTAINS SEWING CLUB TUESDAY EVENING M. V.. .t. Si lll lllilif l "I V g l.nwli- ..iilei'tiiineil her sewing clul ,.i i, ive v eight or , UK oes-eri ..i. ii.li- 'I'li.x.lnv eveni.lu at bel limn., till ' tniiili Jiickson street. Vn nili ui-tl. o l.lce i n I covet'en me 1..I1I. uliiilt wits telllered b l.iittl of .hitlodils. narcissi and sii .lsl'r iuoi coin ei.icii .i.- ......iv nhl.. fu-tHiigftncnl. I livers . ... 'phi. ed for Mis. . I (on hit. a gnesl. nml Mrs. Leslie I iliiilulugs Ur. I. I. W lllbei'lv. Ml.. I Willi i::e!i.''iiigh. Mrs. It. M t'liur.h nn I. A Miles. Mis. II. II. Tin ner. Mts. I. K. Folti and the bus less, Mis. Srhrtnipl. OYSTER SUPPER TONIGHT AT fcLUAKUiifc t-MUHln 1-1... 1.-.1...1 1 n,li..i.ii .hincli flt Klgarone has aiintiuiiceil all luler- ..u no... .it- I, in i n lit ii, 111 nei.i at Hie church, at which time an nys ler Mippcr will oe served, lonoweii lu ogi'.im. I lie public has been 'invited to atliuiL OREGON, SATURDAY, roiwwiwwil PTWFW7S?. " . "Jft TO' X1 , ' V- , . ..... .nn..nx ,i.iP npn.i The sown is a graceful, flattering model with bouffant skirt of triple net over midnht blue taffeta and a long-sleeved bodice of lace-embroidered organdy. The basket hanging on the skirt .and UM miniature replica of it in her hair are made of ribbon-bound wire and filled with a colorful assort ment of spring blossoms. , ' MISS FRANCES METZGER HOSTESS TO BETA SIGMA PHI WEDNESDAY NIGHT Miss Frances Metsgor entertultl- ed Beta Kigina I'll! at her homei on South Mill street Wednesday eve ning at a regular business meeting. Mrs. Homer iirow, guest speanei, gave an interesting talk on ".Nature rbemes ill Music, aim piayeu sev eral piano selections. Miss Helen Khreeve was ciecieu president for the coining year; Miss Howl ihuniier vice-presiiieiu; .mn Frances Metzger recording secre tary; Miss Kiln Cornell, corres ponding secretary: and -Miss r.ie- lyn Willis, treasurer. rums im tlie Founder's Day banquet weie liscussed and Beryl llrunner. uoru llraugbloil and F.velyn Willis were iiipnlnted as committee in cnarge for the banquet. Those present at the meeting in cluded Miss Dorothy Dale .lacli- son. Miss r.ua voriieu, nu.-ia i,.., HrallKlllon, Miss Helen hlireeve, Miss Hotly Leeily. .Miss Janet I'teli- nsclier. Miss Kvelyn nuns, .inss llervl llrunner. Mrs. M. C. Howuor. Miss Thelina Smitli and the hos tess, Miss I'-rances .Meizger. fil FNGARY SEWING CLUB MEETS WEDNESDAY AT SCHAEFFER HUM b. The Clencarv Sewing club enjoy ed a delightful potluck ltininenn Weiliiesilav at the home of Mrs. II. L. Shaelter. Sewing anil visiiuig were enjoyed iniriiig me ..i.e. by .Mrs. C. II. Muusou. Mrs F. I. liells Mrs. . BcKiine, .Mrs. C. C. Conner. Mrs. II. l.ucas Mrs. J. A. lloolell. Mrs. A. 11 Marsh. Mrs. F.-eil Long. Mrs. D, C. Mcllhehey. Mrs. Am elia Mctaieliey, .mi s. . Ii. Prnsch. Mrs. J.i. M'nuener. jus. i A V'i.111,1,1 and Mrs. II. u. fcnaei- Lu- ineinbeis. and Mrs. Harold .niili and Mrs. Emma Adllej . nests. The next meeting ol tne club will be held at the bom , of Mrs. W. R I'roscb. EPISCOPAL GUILD MEETS AT SMITH HOME ON MONDAY Mrs. Perry Sniilll ' a most gracious Iiosless to St. tit-urge's Kpiscopill t'.uild : Fast Ca-s street her heme on Monday after- noun. . Mrs. J. C. Hume, vice-president. . otl.ltl.'tl'.l yie business Ill. etillg. alter which Hi" group iuspecleil Ihe new chili, b. which is now under coiistriiclion. At Ihe tea bolir Mis. Sniilll. assisted by Mrs. Ii. H. Sip preil. served lovely ref, eslim. tits. The next nieeting will be a 7:::" o'clock dessert supper. April loth, ut ihe U'stle Ciinilnings hiuiie on Harrison street with Mrs. Cum inings and Mi s. Ward l um'iiings acting as joint hnstesses. MRS. FORD SINGLETON ENTERTAINS CLUB AT DESSERT-SUPPER TUESDAY Mrs. Fold Singleton enlei taiuei. her biiilge club at a lovi ly seven .. . lock dessert -supper at her ut Iraclive luuue on Fast Douglas street Tuesday evening. Covers were placed lor Mi-s. G. M. Ilea. Mrs. P. .M. Lee. Mrs. Owen Walker. Mrs. F.. C. Patterson and the hostess. Mrs. Singleton. Con tract bridge was enjoyed during the evening with Mrs. Walker winning i he hull score and Mis. Lee win ning socosd niih score. APRIC T, 1939. ,. n on FncfAt. fictcet fn Wear on WILEY-TAYLOR-OSBORN PARTY GIVEN TO HONOR MRS. J. 0. OSBORN Mrs. Emi Wiley, lira. A B. Taylor and Mrs. Grant osboru en tertained at a very cnarining parly Saturday afternoon at the former's attractive home on Kane street in compliment to Mrs. J. D. Osborn on her birthday annivers ary. Beautiful bouquets in shades ol yellow- and while were used as a decorative niotit for the occa sion. A lovely gift was presented to Mrs. Osborn from Mrs. George Campbell. Mrs. .1. II. Booth, Mrs. S. Raynor Smith. Mrs. A. C. Mar slers, Mrs. Charles A. Edwards, Mrs. Ralph Wiley, Mrs. C M. Page. Mrs. J. J. Bustling. Mrs. I. H. Kiddle. Mrs. E. A. Hritton. Mrs. Foster Burner. Airs. Washington Hughes. Mrs. IT. A. Cailaday, Mrs. It. W. Marsters, Mrs. A. S. Cocn. Mrs. F. II. Churchill, Mrs. J. E. McCliutock. Mrs. R. L. Gilo. Mrs. K. K. Applewhite, Mrs. Augusta Woodward and the hostesses, Mrs. Hurl Wiley. .Mrs. Grant Osboru and Mrs. A. B. Taylor. Sewing and visiting were en joyed until the lea hour, when lovely refreshments were served by the hostesses. 0 EASTER MONDAY BALL TO BE CHARMING ' AFFAIR, APRIL'10 " " Elaborate plans are being made by ('mpqiia unit of the American Legion auxiliary for the annual Easier Monday bull, which will be a largo event of the evening or April 10. at nine o'clock at Ihe nrmorv Willi Dale King's band fur nishing the music. Mrs. It. G. Baker is acting as general .chairman of the affair. Special features lor the affair will be in charge of Mrs. Puul Jenkins. A door prize will be awarded during the evening. Members of the auxiliary assisting Mrs. Baker on the general committee include: Mrs. Harris Ellsworth. . Mrs. L. E. McCliutock. Mrs. C. B. Wade, Mrs. Waller Fisher. 'Mrs. George E. Ilouck. Mrs. Thomas Kerr, Mrs. I. L. Miller. Mrs. M. R. Richards. Miss Pearl Jones. Mrs. C. K. Wim berlv. Mrs. Ilroadway. Mrs. Claude linker. Mrs. A. II. Cacy. -Mrs. Hoy O. Young. Mrs. II. T. Hansen. Mrs. S. W. Van Voorst, Mrs. Ii. i. Bridges and Mrs. J. M. Jiuid. A most cordial .Invitation lias been extended to Ihe public to enjoy the atfau. MUSIC WEEK COMMITTEE HOLDS MEETING ON WEDNESDAY EVENING The nmsie week committee met Wednesday evening to make plans fur the annual N'alioiial Music week beginifinc lae lirst Sunday in May. The program to be s,mn sered by the Douglas County Mu sic 'teachers association wiil be held Thursday. May 11. at which time one of the very finest musi cal treats ot the year will he en joyed b.v Kosebtirg music lovers. Music week programs sponsored annually by the association are al ways anticipated with much pleas ure. .Mrs. Charles A. Brand is chair man ol the program tor this year and is being assisted by Mrs. Clyde l!i aid. Miss Gladys II. Strong and Miss Virginia Wright J! her new snrine evening gown, ' INTER-SE STUDY CLUB ENJOYS NO-HOSTESS DESSERT-LUNCHEON The Inter-Se Study club members enjoyed a very delightful one-thirty o'clock no-hostess dessert-luncheon Tuesday at the home of Mrs. W. M. Campbell on North Jackson street, lively bouquets of colorful spring liowers were attractively arranged about the rooms. Covers were placed for Mrs. Fred Asam. Mrs. Robert Hawley, Mrs. E. S. Hall, Mrs. Charles Doer ner, Mrs. Jay Young. Mrs. Paul Geddes, Mrs. George Churchill. Mrs. Earl Ullrich, Mrs. Clyde Beard, Mrs. V. V. Haipham, Mrs. Bruce Mellls. Mrs. K. R. Brand and Mrs. Campbell. A group oi very lovely piano solos was played by Mrs. Beard. Uoll-call topics were presented and Mrs. Hawley gave an interesting review of the book, "Here 1 Stay." 'Ihe April lllh meeting will be a one o'clock luncheon at the home of Mrs. Asam at Glide. ' SUB-DEBS ENJOY DESSERT-SUPPER ! MEETING WEDNESDAY A very lovely seven-thirty o'clock dessert-supper was enjoyed Wed nesday evening b.v the Sub-Junior group of the Roseburg Junior Wom an's club at the clubhouse. Beau tiful bouquets of spring flowers were used about the rooms, while a bowl of spirea and Japanese quince graced the serving table. Covers wero placed for Claire Kennedy, Mary Nancy Roberts, Hetty Mae Whipple, Florence Was som. Jean Garhart, Marie Menard. Vivian Hartley, Feme Thoinason, Nancy Davis. Helen Jane Kerr. Kloiln Taylor. Gladys Hart, Joyce Michel. Conine llarphani. Helen White. Velma Crocker, Corinne- Anne Perry. Lois Schaerer. Geneva Crouch. Hetty Strong and tne con tact chairman and advisor, .mis. Reginald Ersktne. Geneva Crouch, president, con dueled the business meeting and welcomed the new members, alter which Mrs. Erskine gave a short talk regarding group discussions and study. CHORAL CLUB TO BROADCAST SUNDAY OVER KRNR, ROSEBURG The lioseburg Woman's Choral club, miller the direction of Mrs. Homer Grow, will present a charm ing broadcast at nine o'clock over Kit NH Sunday morning. April 2nd Mrs. Paul G"ddes. pipe organist, and Mrs. Civile Carstens. pianist, will accompany the numbers, which include the following: i'raver I'ertei t Stepson lv Creed Garrett A lieneilictinn llaiublin incidental Solo.--.Mis. Harris Booth xi,., i-i.l.ns Fame T..rh Me to Piav Jewitt t). 1-oviug Father I'd Riego Trii bv Mrs. Huch Whipple. Mrs. Joseiih leets and Mis. A. B. Taylor. PUBLIC INVITED TO INSTALLATION MONDAY The general public has been in vited to attend the installation of new officers ceremony of Lilac Circle No. IS. Neighbors of Wood craft at eight o'clock Monday evening at the 1. O. O. F. hail. Precedii:? the ceremony, the cir cle w ill . hold a business session at 7:30 o'clock at tie hall, B.P.W.C. HEARS , , R.H.S. NEGATIVE i DEBATE TEAM MONDAY The regular meeting of the Busi ness and rroiessiouai v u.i.c. -club was held Monday evening at the clubhouse with Miss Amanua - Anderson, chairman. Miss Jlargrei Oderkirk and Miss Zylda Lamueri. In charge of the program. The rooms were attractively decorated with bouquets of flowering shrubs. Mlsa Lucille Lenox, president. had charge of the meeting, at which time a very favorable report was given on the apring fashion show and dance. Discussion of the slate convention to be held early in May at Corvallis, followed, after which the nominating committee reported on the new officers for the year. In appreciation of the many years or activity and service to the club, a National Federation Emblem pin was presented from the, elub to Miss Bess Wharton, who is leaving for the cast In the near future on a trip. Miss Anderson presented the following program : violin solos, "The Old Refrain," and "Estuden- Una" played by Ray Doerner: vocal 1 duets, "When Twilight Wanes" and "Can't You Hear Me Calling Caroline?" sung by Mrs. Hugh Whipple and Mrs. Joseph . Ueets, accompanied by Mra. Clyde Car etens. Miss Anderson then announced the topic for the evening, "My Fu ture and Yours," and brought . out. the fact that the turmoil In Europe must in some way have a bearing on the tuture of every one and in this connection introduced the ne gative team or her debate squad, who veiy capably presented their5 side of the question, "Resolved that the United States should form alliance with Great Britain." Miss Sally Clarke and Miss Mary Alice Wolford composed the team. Refreshments were served from a lace covered table centered by a lovely bowl of spring blossoms and tall lighted tapers. Guests present were Ray Doerner. Bette. Owen, Mrs. Hugh Whipple. M Joseph Deels, Mrs. Clyde Carstcjis Miss Sallv Clark and Miss Mary Alice Wolford. , ' ' " '!? Members present were Amanda Andersen, Easter . lievan, sVerna Carolhers, Hazel . Doerner, Lois Duncan, Ina Farnswortb, Nance Fltzeimtnons,.-'' - Vera 'Fredrickson, Ellzabetil.1 Garrett,. .Kiiyl'h Gilinptir, Laura , lies. Ila, . Laubach, Lucille Lenox,, ilo'roth,y:' '.iSol'ion,. -MargR-ti Oderkirk, . NeJhia -Saylorj, EliipV' Sherkl .-athryn Smnlger", Florence' Snedaker.j; Stella Spencer,., Alice tlelandi' Hess W'liartuh,. iilargurt't, Johnson.-' and .'Zylda 'Lumliert. . BRIDGE CLUB MEETS AT . DESSERT-LUNCHEON AT J., :.'.-" i M. J. .SEW&ANp -HOME J f. -. I Mr$. -''Maurice ' J. -XeWland' "enter tained her bridge club at a. vpi'JJ lovely one-lhirly o'clock ' Uossert luncheon at her attractive home on West First street Tuesday after noon. Forsytbia and Japanese quince formed the attractive decor ative motif tor the occasion. Covers were placed for Mrs. X. C. Peterson, a guest, and Mrs. 10. S. Mcclain. Mrs. Chester Morgan. Mrs. Hanie Booth. Mrs. Paul Helweg, Mrs. E. G. Kohlhagen. Mrs. R. 1J. Coen and Mrs. II. H. Turner. Contract bridge was enjoyed dur ing the pleasant afternoon hours with Mrs Coen winning the high score prize and Mrs. Kohlhagen winning the table prize. ' ANNUAL SPRING GUEST DAY TEA OF COUNTRY CLUB TO BE HELD APRIL 27 . One of the most charming an nual events of the spring season will bo the ladies of the Country club spring guest day bridge tea to be held at two o'clock Thurs day, April 27, at the clubhouse with Mrs. W. T. Peters and Mrs. M. C. Ilowker acting as joint gen eral chairmen of tlie affair. The joint chairmen will have charge of prizes and will be as sisted on their eomfaittee by Mib. Merriet, Mrs. Walter Fisher and Mrs. L. E. McCilntock. Card tables will be In charge of Mrs. C. II. Van Ness, chairman, Mrs. Arthur H. Mountford and Mrs. Kennelh W. Kinney. Decora- lions are to be in charge of Mrs. If. (.'. Stearns, chairman. Mrs. J. M. Jtidd and Mrs. W. E. Ott. The coffee table will be In charge of Mrs. C. E. "Wimberlv, chairman, Mrs. Paul Geddes and Mrs. II. T. Hansen, with Mrs. E. G. Kohlha gen, chairman of the tea table, assisted by Mrs. Ivan Pickens and Mrs. E. S. McClaiu. Assist ing on the refreshment committee include Mrs. W. M. MeEachern, Mrs. J. E. Marks. Mrs. C. W. Whar- (Contitiucd on page 3.) EXERCISES HELP (WASHING ISNT, ONE OF THEM) Washing is not an exercise is work, the kind that steals yt youth and nuts "wash-lines in your face. Send your laundry to us and spend ui'ichiim in hailtkfiil rr riinn3l exercise. And you'M ftnd there's convincing evidence of the high quality of our work in evet y bundle we launder. cORHLEANING X 33 )