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TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURC. OREGON, SATURDAY, APRIL 8, 1939. 50XEDEUW Social Calendar Monday, April 10 American Legion uuxllluiy In vit.es public to mutual Eusler Mou day bull at nine o'clock ut armory. Door prize. Past Matrons club 7:00 deasert supper meeting at P. T. liuliur Inline wllh Mrs. liuliur unil Mrs. George Coukey, Joint hostesses. Bt. George's Kplscopul (iullil 7 : .'10 dessert-supper meeting at Leslie C. Cummlngs home on Harrison street with Mrs. Cuuimlugs and Mrs. Ward CumminKB. Iioslesses. Those attending are asked to rail either 540J or 1M-J. N. of W. Thimble club afternoon meeting nt home oC Mrs. Arthur Hudnell at 44 1 North Rose street. Pottawatomie Camp Kile group combined business meeting and Kastor party at 4 o'clock In after noon ut home of guardian, Eleanor Fles, 1441 Riverside drive, Laurel wood. Election of officers. Ited Cross bourd iuectlug nt 7:110 o'clock In evening nt lied Cross of fice in courthouse. Kino Aits department meeting on poetry at 7:30 In evening at home of Mrs. Jack Chapman In Kohlhug en apartments. 11. P. W. C. meeting on education at S o'clock In evening nt Woman's club house with Maurice J. New land, guest speaker. Committee, 'Miss Florence Sueduker, ehuirmau, Alice Unkind. Dorothy Norton and ; Marguerite Poust. Dr. R. L. Dunn's non-dononilna-tlonul Hilda study class to begin study ol the Palestinian covenuut, nt 7:45 o'clock In evening at dining ball of Douglua hotel building. Pub lic invited, Tuesday, April 11 . Iladourit club. Daughters of the Nile one o'clock no-hiistcBB lunch eon at borne. o( Mrs. Will II. Ger aelsen on Hlakeley street, i luter-So, Study club one o'clock luncheon meeting at home of Mrs. Fred Asnm at Glide. ; F. S. club urterunon meeting at liume of Mrs. II. '!'. Bloom. ' Keystone club members and hus bands Invlled to :30 potluck din ner lit Methodist Kplscopul church liarlors.' Mrs. llorgcn anil Mrs. Sla ter in charge of- tables and Mrs. Wiley anil Mrs. Ford In charge of entertainment. Rehekah Iodide to meet nt 8 a'clock In evening at 1. 1). t). F. hall Ivtth .Mrs. A. 1). Ilawu. noble grund, n churge., Initiation of candidates. Doilglus County Music Teachers association to meet at o'clock in livening at home of Mrs. Charles A. llnind on Winchester street. ltoseburg Men's (lleo club to meet at 7 o'clock In evening at Methodist Kplscopul church to go to Ullde ta preseul program. Wednesday, April 12 Choral club practice at 10 a. m. ut UoHcbmg Woinun'H club house miller direction of Mis. Homer Grow. St. Paul'B Lutheran church choir to practice at 7:30 in evening ut church. Public Invited to St. George's Episcopal guild annual F.nster 'bridge party and one-o'clock salad . luncheon at home of Mrs. Arthur Clarke. Prlzcti for bridge and also .door prize, Rlversdale Happy Hour club to meet at two o'clock in afternoon nt home of -Mrs. lici t Kruse. Thursday, April 13 Indies of Reaching Country club tu play contract bridge at !l:30 a. in, ut club huuse. Potluck luuchcou ut 12:30. Gelling In ulicrnuon. George Stunner auxiliary. tu I'utl ed SpiiulHh. Wur Volcruus to meet ut 7:30 In evening at armory. All niembers urged to he present. Presbyterian Missionary society meeting at 2:30 In afternoon at A. Ilclluvvs home In Military street with Mrs. Bellows,. Mrs. ticorue ,L Drown and Mrs. R. H. tlriusted, tlostesses. Progi'iim in charge of Mrs. W. M. Cump'iiell and devotious ill cluirge of Mrs. Morrls-H. Roarb. I.sdy Klks social meeting at eight o'clock In evening at temple. Prizes for card plays. W. It. A. afternoon meeting lit two o'clock at .Maci-iiliee hall. ' Til-Square clnb afternoon meet ing at home of Mis. II. W. droves, IHli Unburn street, Luurclwond with Mrs. Carl Nlckeus, joint hostess. Pitigram. M. K. billies aid society will hold April one o'clock luncheon at the church parlors. Members and Iricuiis cordially invited. Friday, April 14 lota Sigma club meeting at 7:30 in evening at .1. II. Davis hnmu on Court street, opposite court house. .Mrs. Hazel I.ylle. of Douglas county health unit, to he euest speaker nil uurC'llcs. .Mrs. John Wealherfurd in charge. Saturday. April 15 Uuschulg Woman's club sen Ice shop open from 1:30 to 4:ou up stairs in club . bouse, opposllu Hunt's Indian theatre. April 27 laidics of Rosclvurg Country club will sponsor Ihetr ulimiit! spring contract bridge guest-day tea ut two o'clock in utlcrunuu ut club house, KEYSTONE CLUB TO HOLD POTLUCK SUPPER The Methodist Kplscopul Key. ptone cltih will hold a itolluek sup. ler for the members ami their hus bands nt slx-thlrty o'clock next Tuesday evening ut Hie ehuieli pur lora. Mrs. Kit liorgeu and Mrs. II. 11. Slater me ill charge of the til bio and Mrs. Karl Wiley ami Ken neth Ford are chairmen ol the eve fling's cuturlalunieiit. By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER EASTER PROGRAM IS ENJOYED AT MEETING OF ROSEBURG WOMAN'S CLUB A charming. 1:30 o'clock dessert luncheon wus served to the mem bers und guests of the ltoseburg Woman's club nt the ciuuhouse Tuesday wllh Mrs. M. It, Kicli ards uk chairman, assisted by Mrs. I. II. HI. Idle, Mrs. K. J. Drown and Mrs. Kdwln Hooth, hostesses. A beautiful Faster motif was cat lied out by the use of miniature bunnies, nests anil fluster eggs, while bouquets of. splrea and for sylhla were used about the rooms. Covers were plneed for Mrs. F. W. Morrison, president, Mrs. C. K. Roberts, Mrs. Edwin O. Young, Mrs W. H. Chrlsler, Mrs. T. fl. Watson. Mm. K. D. I.vtle, Mrs. A. C Marsters, Mrs. It. W. Marsters. Mrs, A. J. Ceddcs, Mrs. Puul Ged des, Mrs, .1. F. Murker, Mrs. Rronrl wav, Mrs. fieorge M. Drown, Mis. .1. P. Williams. Mrs. C. F. Spauld Ing Sr.. Mrs. William Dell, Mrs. K. 0. Kohlhagen, Mrs. Scott Wil liams, Mrs. Foster llntner. Mrs. J C McCnlllsler, Mrs. Homer Grow, Mrs. J. D. McLennan, Mrs. Perry Smith. Miss Helen f'nsev, Mrs. Claiule linker, Mrs. W. W. Ash oruft, Mrs, Thomas Summers, Mrs. George Summers, Mrs. K. I,. Knapp, Mrs. H. Cusey. Mrs. Karl Ullrich. Mrs. Marshall Dresser, Mrs. Harry Wolfe. Mrs. Rov Del lows, Mrs. L. A. Wells, Mrs. Hamp ton. Mrs. Chnrles A. Edwards, Mrs. Harry F. Hatfield, Mrs. Rose Clayton, Mrs. S. Raynor Siulthj Mrs. Thomas Parkinson. Mrs. II. 1,. Whipple. Mrs. R. H. Sipprell, Mrs. Curl Winter, Mrs. Karl Bene dick. Mrs. R. L. Carpenter, Mrs. U Kohlhugen Sr., Mrs. W. M. Campbell, Mrs. I. H. Riddle. Mrs. M. R. Richards, Mrs. K. J. Drown. Mrs. Kdwln Dooth, Mrs. George K. Qulne, Mrs. H. R. rhnmberllu, Mrs. Clifford Parrott. Mrs. Donn RndnhBiigh. Miss Margret Oder klrk, Mrs. Vera McCllntock Jones, Mrs. F. A. Fields and Mrs. Fred erick .!. Poller. A heailllrul Raster program was presented by Mrs. J. D. Mcl.cn nun, chulrmun, w ith Mrs. . Homer Grow In charge of the special mu sic numbers, which Included : Trio voenl numbers by Margret Oder klrk, Mrs. Donn Radiibaugh and Mrs. Clifford Parrott; vocal solo by Vera McCllntock Junes and vio lin solo by Mrs. R. R. ( hi uiboi lin. Mrs. A. J. tieddes told Hie Im pressive Faster story from the Hook of Jcihn with Mrs. Puul tied des pluying a soft piano uccom punlmcnt. Delightful roll 'call topics were presented by Sirs. T. o. Watson on "A Utile Girl's Room"; Mrs. t . E. Roberts. "Inlcrnuliounl Ite latlolis"; .Mrs. IC. D. I.ylle, "Heel er," und .Mrs. Kdwln (!. Young The Story of Peler Rabbit." The program was one of Hi,, inosl chiiriuliir of the year ami war, greatly enjoyed by tn mem bers and guesis. Mia. ,-, w. Mor r.snn presided 'vr the meeling. at which (Inn pi-ma wore made, lor the linuiiul spring birthday guist day tea t i be hel l Awil ti at which llnu tin Choral club v. Ill preient the prii.iiim ami members laving blrlhiliyt between Ja:iuurv uud June will uet as hostesses, the affair will be held at two o'clock In Hie afternoon und.l'ol lowing i lie program, tea will he served. Mrs. II. R. Mudclox ami Sirs. Roger llailey nro Joint chair men of Hie hostess committee. MISS MARTHA PERRY IS HONORED AT SURPRISE DINNER ON BIRTHDAY Miss Agnes PI lib ford und Miss Gladys llusklu were iohil at a churiulng surprise dinner party "oiioiiug i ne niriiuiiiy unulversary of Miss Murthu Perry nt the form er s mime on south Stephens street .Monday evening. A hcilultliil decorated cake and the Kaster motif was used to carry out a pielly decorative scheme for the table. Cm era w ere placed for Miss Perry, guest or houor. Mrs. V. T. Jackson. Mrs. Inin llruiin. Miss Ethel Webb, Miss May Baldwin. Miss Ha liuliacb and the hostesses. -Miss lilchloid and Mtss llusklu. A" lovely huudkeiiiiicr shower was presented in Miss I'errv and the evening hours were enlovaliv spent In playing bridge and Chinese checkers, MR. AND MRS. STRONG ENTERTAIN PINOCHLE POTLUCK SUPPER CLUB Mr. nod Mrs. Val Strong ellter lal I I heir Blvtlilrty o'clock pot luck supper club ut their home Wednesday evening. Covers were placed lor Mr. uud Mrs. Wutd Cuuimiims, Mr. and Mrs. W illiam lYuibci ton, Mr. and Mrs. I'J. K. Sherman, Mr. and Mrs. Val Strong, members unil Mis it. W. fhllsou, ol Weslwood. Calif., u for mer member of Hie club. Phuti-hlo was enjoyed dining tile evening bonis with Mr. and Mis. Cumiulnus winning the high score. SEWING CLUB ENJOYS POTLUCK LUNCHEON AT KRELL HOME TUESDAY . A very delluhtful one o'clock I pot luck luncheon was enjoyed by the sewing club at the home of Mrs G. M Knil on Soulll line street Tuesday afternoon. A beau tiful boiuiuet of stiiiug blossoms placed the hi lie, t'evels were placed tor Ml'u. A. It Taylor. Mis. Grant o.-boi n. Mis lUrdd Bellows. Mis. lido C.u s.elis, Mrs. James famphe'l. Mrs. ".i'is Myers, .Mis. K. S. Hill, Mis. P.. A. Ullttou uud the hostess Mrs. Ivrell. Sewing uud vNlt'inl were ouioy. ed t'.jliug the 1-u .(.it Jtleluoou l0ltl. MRS. L. B. SKINNER IS COMPLIMENTED AT SURPRISE BIRTHDAY PARTY WED. Mrs. M. D. Green entertained ut a very charming surprise party at her attractive home at Winston Thursday afternoon to compliment Mrs. Ij. B. Skinner on her eighty first liirthdoy anniversary. A lovely one-thiry o'clock dessert- luncheon wus served at beau tifully appointed tallies centered with bouquets of pale pink and white sweotpeas, orchid hyacinths und pink lighted tapers, A beau tifully decorated and lighted birth day cake was cut by Mrs. Skinner, who was delightfully surprised by receiving beautiful birthday gifts and wus the guest of honor nt n special KRNR radio broadcast, at which time Miss Helen Casey sang two charming numbers. Mrs. W. (!. Winston very gracious ly gave two readings. Gnests invited by Mrs. Green to honor Mrs. Skinner included the members of the Merry-Go-Round club and the following friends: Mrs. A. C. Marsters, Mrs. W. C. Winston, .Mrs. B. Casey, Miss Hel en Casey, Mrs. George Johnson, Mrs. J. Harold Nichols, Mrs. J. F. Darker, Mrs. F. R. Allen. Mrs. 1). H. Morgan, Mrs. George E. Houck, Mlsa Rosa. B. Parrott. Mrs Uil. I Hum Dell, Mrs. A. J. Young. Mrs. J. k. sawyers, Mrs. C. W. Whar ton, Mrs. Fred Reuner, Mrs. Kurl Ageo. Mrs. J. H. ('allies, Mrs. Clay Smith. Mrs. Karl Smith and daugh ter, Paula, Mrs. Archie Wilson. Mra. W. H. Carter, Mrs. Hay Drosl, Mrs. J. E. Pickens, Mrs. fi. J. Dacher, Mrs. Jack Suksdorf and Mrs. Frederick J. Porter. Sewing and visiting were enjoy ed during the pleasant afternoon hours. Mrs. Skinner Is prominently known In ltoseburg and in the Winston community, where she hus resided for muny ye:irs. She Is a charter member of the Merry-tin-Hound club mid for p number of .years hus been an nettle mem ber of the ltoseburg Woman's club. SURPRISE SHOWER PARTY GIVEN MISS ELLEN CARLSON To compliment Miss Ellen Carl son uud Jack Gordon, whose mar riage will lie an event of thus com 1'ig summer, n very charming sur prise shower party was given nt Hie D. W. Smith home Saturday evening by Mr. and Mrs. 1,. W. Smith und Miss Evelyn Dreckeu l:dge. Beautiful bouquils of colorful sluing hloHiomx were attractive ly arranged about the rooms. Lovely shower gifts were pre sented to MIbs Carlson and Mr. Goiilou from Miss Evu Cuilson. Mrs. Lena Ueler, Mrs. Hilda Peter son. Hugh Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Crockett. Mr. and Mra. Rav Taunluiid, Mr. and Mrs.' E. T. Nel son, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Wliee land, W'ulter llohensee, M. I.. Ilrlcker, Mr. and Mra. I.uwreiim SUnpson. Mrs. Walter Sandquist. Miss Alice llenneherger, Miss Anne .McDortnott, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Syfan. Miss Inez Crosta, Mis. Geraldlne Sheehy. Miss Anna Maiiiiijak. Miss Mnrgnret Meld, Mrs. George K. Houck, Edwurd D. Butler, Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Mu lone, Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Fish er. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Rlngo. Mr. anil Mrs. Thomas ljimm, Palsy l-ainni, Marian und Virginia Smitii uud the host und hostess, Mr. und Mrs. Smith uud Miss Bret ken ridge. Guessing contests, music, visit ing uud a dellghtlul one-act com edy were enjoyed during the pleas ant evening hours. Later iu the t veiling lovely i ofreslunents were sci veil at small tables beaullliiy decorated in the Kaster motif. 1 atsy Lamm and Marian and Vir ginia Smith assisted In serving. MIsb Caiisun Is employed in the ui'Ply olficer's department at the I'Jdl.ty and Mr. Gordon is no elec niciiin at the facility. GARDEN VALLEY WOMEN'S CLUB HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING ON THURSDAY The Garden Vallev W enjoyed a most delightful meeting at the clubhouse Thiosil.n- .,ri noon with M,s. .v. Mdnv ns "hosiess Hnul Plans were made for the 1 11 scholarship fitml fr this vein and the honor goes to Dean Fogel for the Garden Valley school, who will plan in attend the summer ses sion at Corvallls. Sewing and vlsltliiir ..,. ,.i. ed dining the social hour and delic ious refreshments were served by the hostess. Mrs. Mtlnv in M.-- Uieiu Schneider, Mrs. Fred Woods! Mis. It. ('. llailey. Mrs. Albert Brown. Mrs. It. A. Calhoun, Mrs. A. M. Schneider. Mrs. J. T, Kppelir. Mis. Hnivc.v Kweus, Mrs. H. K. Giuliani. Mrs. Hugh Ritchie. Jr.. Mrs. Jake Thronberg. Mrs. John Sliuinlr. Mrs. Peter Sinclair. Mrs. C. I.. Spiny and Mrs. Gilbert Wood. Mrs John Slnclulr bus invited the cbil- t 1 her gliosis at her home ut two o'clock the afternoon ol April ii. MR A hi n MDC rimuii.iAi, .'.'- , tr. i ii r-KJ I UVOI BRIDGE SUPPER CLUB Mr. and Mrs. Ward Cuinmlngs en tertained their slx-thlrty o'clock potluck budge supper club at their home Saturday evening. Covers were placed at a prettily appointed table lor Mr. and Mrs Hurrv Burr. Mr. and Mis. I,. I.. Winiberly, Mr. and Mis. T. R. Buir und Hie host slid hosiess, Mr. arid Mrs. i'uui inings. Coutruct bridge was enjoved tlur Ing the tileuaul eveulug hours with Mr. uud Mrs. Hurry Uurr wiuunii the lilgb acore ptixe. RECENTLY PUBLISHED BOOKS NOW AVAILABLE AT ROSEBURG PUBLIO LIBRARY Recent bouks published and now available readera at the ltoseburg Public Library Include: , Konigsmark by A. K. W. Mason Is a vivid historical romance which brings to light one ol the 17th ceii fury's moat poigant romances. Philip Konigsmark, whom history would Judge a fullure, emerges a tremendous figure, and Sofihla lor othe,?. whose deseendanta were to sit upon the English and Prussian thrones is a very real uud appeuiiug diameter. This Is a historical ro mance of a high order. Tills Nettle, Danger by Philip Gibbs. Sir Philip Ginbs, a former war correspondent, who is pro foundly Interested In the cause of peace, writes a contemporary novel based upon important world pro blems. It is the story of an Ameri can newspaper man in London In the desperate days before Muukii, John Barton, correspondent or a New York paper, Is In love with l.udy Anne Kile, conservative daughter of a peer, whose views appear to Barton to be excessively reactionary. When they at last find u common ground on which their views are reconciled the necessity of peace-bolh their Uvea are pro foundly touched by, the events of the past yeur in Europe, The iiilbaiilta by Roger Martin du Gard. Thia great novel of a famllv in Paris In the years berore the World war is by a French win ner of the Nobel prize for -literature and is a Literary Guild selec tion. Wine of Good Hope by David Itaine. For three generation! the men of the Lemalre family have de serted both their wives and their henutirul South African estate to go udventurlng. Deeply devoted to the farm, the boy Tony cannot con ceive of n time- when he would want to leave It. But those who ore inclose touch with him watch him anxiously lest he betray some sign of the wandering Lemalre blood. Particularly Is this true of Lowell Mallow, an enchanting girl of thir teen, who Is precociously in love with Tony, aa he is with her. Apart from the adventure or the Btory is the freshness and charm of the writing, it is a brilliant first novel. Grais?s of Wrath by John Stein beck. His novel is the story of the Joud family, forced from their land near the Arkansas-Oklahoma bor der, lured pathetically by nanutiliis invlling them along with thousands of others to create on oversupply of cheap seasonal labor In Califor nia, and of what they encountered when they reached the Promised Land. Blue Water Vagnbond by Dennis Puleston is his adventures in a sen battered yawl, the sturdy Uldrn, by n young Englishman, who lived a landlubber's daydream. For six veers he cruised the South and China sens. Penniless, he found himself in charge of a derelict co coanut estate until a hurricane de vastated it, and he shipped on a wandering BChiMHier for America. A salvage expedition -off the coast of Santo Domingo was followed, o cruising the Islands of the l'acillc. Malaria In New Guinea, wur ,'ve,fl- lures In China and Siberia brought to a close one of the most advent- ore filled Odysseys of modern times. - DOROTHY FREAR AND DON WIMBERLY NAMED IN "NAMES IN NEvVS" Miss Dorothy Frear. Alpha Gam ma Delta, and Don Wfmbeliy, Phi Sigma Cpsilon. both of RoBcburg, have been selected .In the list of students chosen for their campus prominence as "Numes in the News" to be honored at the annual Matrix table banquet next Tuesday evening at Oregon State college. Thela Sigma Phi, national honor society lor women in journalism. which chose the students to ho honored. Is the sponsor of the ban quet. Sain Raddaon. Sunday edi tor of the Oregon Journal, will on guest suoaker and Matilda Hoist, mezzo-soprano, accompanied by Iris Grav. will appear on the program. June Morse, general chairman of the banquet, will net us toustmust er. Miss Frenr Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Frear of this city, and Hon Winiheiiy is the sou of Mr. and Mrs. G. V. Wimbeiiy, ol Rosehuig. MRS. P. M. LEE IS HOSTESS AT LUNCHEON FOR BRIDGE CLUB Mrs. P. M. Lee entertained ut n very charming 1:30 o'clock salad luncheon for her bridge club Wednesday afternoon nt tier ut trnctlve home on East Douglas street. A howl of pule pink and orchid sweetpeas, arranged with ferns, und the Easter motif carried out a pretty decorative scheme for the lahle. Covers wero placed for Mrs. IC. 1). Lytle and Mra. Marshall Dresser, guests, uud Mrs. A. B. Taylor. Mrs. l.eroy lllnlt. Mrs. H. H. Turner. Mrs. A. J. Klllson, Mrs. Homer Grow and Mrs. Frederick J. Porter. Continct bridge wus enfoved during the pteasiiut afternoon hours with Mrs, Turner winning ti.e liize for high score. REBEKAH LOOGE TO MEET NEXT TUESDAY Reselling Rrbckall lodge No. 41 will nieel in regular session ul eight o'clock next Tuesday evening at the I f), O.K. hull with Mrs. A. !. Iluvvn. noble grand, presiding. In itiation of candidates will lake place. All members are reuuested to bu present. 1NTER-SE STUDY CLUB TO MEET NEXT TUESOAY The Inter-He Study clnb will meet at a delightful one o'clock luncheon next Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Fred Asam at Glide. Roll call top ics will be preseuleil. All members are cordially invited to be present. F. S. CLUB TO MEET NEXT TUESDAY The F. S. dub will meet next Tuesday afteruoou at the home of .Mrs. II. T. Bloom. All members Are I cordially Inv ited to be preecul. OOPSIE, DAISY! Flowered Pull-ons and Leafed Hat Form Stylo Bouquet ( Ov 'WW. -r' f ' ! New as the sprint season and sure to attract plenty of the rifht kind' of attention are long, pull-on gloves of the same colorful silk print: as the smart day dress. To go with them, Eric. Paris' so-called Mad Hatter, created a spectacular spring bonnet. Of Mediterranean biue. stravv, it is finished with a tall spray of feather leaves, Foi.sheert flattery, the lines of the hat itself can't be beaten. For sheer novelty, . neither can the trimming! APRIL FOOL'S PARTY IS ENJOYABLE AFFAIR SATURDAY EVENING A delightful April Fool's party was enjoyed by members ofS Mu chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Mon day evening at the M. C. ltovvker home on Claire street. Various games enjoyed during the evening were climaxed by an iuiproptu pantomime e-ntltled "Belle and Bill." MUss Tbelma Smith was awarded a prim for be ing the best performer. Prizes for other games were won by Mlsa Kvelyn Willis, Miss Klla Corbet!, and Miss Beryl Brunner. At a late hour refreshments were served to Miss Thelma Smith. Miss Ella Cnrbett. Miss Evelyn Willis, Miss Dolhy Dale Jackson, Miss Janet Fickenscher, Miss Betty Leedy, Miss Fruuces Motzger, Miss Beryl Urunner. Mrs. Waldo Campbell und Mrs. M. C. Bowker. The committee In chul'go includ ed Frances Motzger, chairman, BeMy I.eedy, Helen Shreeve and Jnnet Fickenscher. MRS. FRANK COEN IS HOSTESS TO BRIDGE CLUB ON MONDAY Mrs. Frank Coon very gracious, ly entertained her bridge club at a delightful 1:30 o'clock dessert luncheon at her attractive home on South Stephens street Monday afternoon.' Spring flowers were used as a decorative motif for the occasion. Covers were placed for Mrs. Ed win Booth, Mrs.. Frederick Chap man Jr., Mrs. O. R. Hess, Mrs. iloger Bailey, Mrs. A. D. Parr, Mrs. Scolt Williams. Mrs. Frederick J. Porter and the hostess, Mrs. Coen. Contract bridge was enjoyed during the pleasant ufternoon hours with Mrs. Booth wiuiiiug t he prize for high score. BUSINESS MEETING IS HELD BY BETA SIGMA PHI ON WEDNESDAY Beta Sigma Phi held a regular business meeting Wednesday eve ning of this week at the home of Miss Hetty 1-eily. A very inter esting talk on "The Artists' Land scape" was given by Miss Mar garet Carr following the business discussion. Those present were Dora Braughton. Kvelyn Willis, Janet Fickenscher, Dorolhy Jackson. Klla Corbett. Beryl Brunner, Thel ma Smith. Mrs. Klton Jackson. Miss Margaret Carr, and the hos tess. Miss Betty Leedy The next meeling will be Ant II IP nl the home of Junet Flcken seller on South Jackson sireeL MRS. MARSHALL PENGRA ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLUB TUESDAY EVENING Ml'S. 1ll'llfllt IMI,I7,, uu ...! when she entertained her bridge club ut her utnactive home on Soulll .Main street. Ili-h u.i-u ff tt, n.ul,.0'. bridge ivluv was held hv Mrs. Peu- gra who later served lovely re freshments to Mrs. A. D. Purr. Mrs. Rotcr Bailey. Mis. Duuiel Keoliane. t.-U 1 IV M.-1 ,,.. Wx-a IV- .( Ini!er. Mis. E. it. Jacobs and Mrs. rruns .ocu. ART AND EMBROIDERY. CLUB HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING WEDNESDAY- lira, (tladys Burke entertained the Rootburg Art and Embroidery club at her home Wednesday. after noou. Gorgeous bouquets of color ful blossoms were used about the rooms. Sewing and visiting were enjoyed by Mrs. Jeunnette Taylor, a guest, and Mrs. Glenn Cox, Mrs, Earl Decker. Mrs. Liston Darby, Mrs. S. L. Hehard, Mrs. U W. Ingels, Mrs. B. Rhoads. Mrs. H. P. Snyder, Mrs. J. G. Stephenson. Mrs. Effie Stubblefield. Mrs. Henry Worthing ton. Mrs. George Cluck, MrB. F, J. Cornell. Mrs. Aisle DeWttt, Mrs. Clarence Mlileiv Mrs. Nicholas Au ilraieif. Mrs. Carl Palm, Mrs. A. D. Huwn and the hostess, Mrs. Burke. At the tea hour Mrs. Burke serv ed lovely refreshments assisted by Mrs. Cluck and Mrs. Decker. The next meeting will be held at the home of 'Mrs, S, L. Hehard. PUBLIC INVITED TO EPISCOPAL BRIDGE BENEFIT LUNCHEON One of the most charming, bene fit affairs planned for the spring season will be the annual one o'clock ralarl bridge luncheon to bo sponsored by the. memhors of ' St. George's Episcopal Guild at the home of Mi.i. Arthur Clarke at tho coiner of East' Lane aud South Kane streets next Wednesday af ternoon. April 12th. . Mrs. E. F. Tandy and Mrs. L. W. Josse are Joint chairmen of the af fair. Prizes- will bo awarded for the afternoons contract bridge play und a door prize will also bo given. The players will pivot at their respective tables. Those plan ning to attend are asked to- make reservations by calling Mrs. Tandy at 725: Mrs. Josse at 357-R or Mrs. J. C. Hume at 224-J. - WOMAN'S CLUB EXECUTIVE LUNCHEON IS HELD AT HOTEL ROSE TUESDAY- A very Interesting executive luncheon was held at 12 o'clock Tuesday by the Woman's club ot fleers, clubhouse bonrd Hnd hoard of dlrertors ut the Hotel Rose. Covers were pieced for Mrs. F. W. Morrison, president, Mrs. W. It. Chrlsler. Mrs. Earl Ullrich, Mrs. J C. McCnlllster. Mrs. I,. Kohlha gen Sr., Mrs. Thomas Parkinson. Mrs. A. C. Marsters, Mrs. R. W. Marsters. Mrs. Edwin G. Young. Mrs. W. M. Campbell. Mrs. Foster Hut uer. Mrs. R. U Whipple. M. I 1- Knapp. Mrs. I,. A. Wills und Mrs. Frederick J. Porter a DONALD PARR HAS PARTY ON SEVENTH BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY Donuld Parr, son of Mr. and Mrs. V It. Phi-!-, celebrated his seventh birthday anniversary nt a very en joyable party at his home on East Lane st-eet Saturday afternoon. A pink and yellow decorated and lighted birthday cake was rut and served wllh dellghtlul refreshments by Mrs. Parr to Donald, guest ol honor, Jerry und Michael Own. Billy Porter. Dean Moraii aud lion- Hid Nswpiu't. tints were presented by the guest to Douald. Following a social hour of games und the serving ol tho refreshments the isioup eujojevi a matiuee at the theatre. i PUBLIC INVITED TO CHARMING EASTER MONDAY BALL, APRIL. 10 ! One of the most charming events ot the year will be- the American Legion auxiliary annual easier Monday bail to be held at nine o'clock next Monday evening, April JOth, at the armory. Dale Klug's or chestra will furnish the music tor the affair. Mrs. R. G. Baker is gen eral chairman of the ball with Airs. Paul JeukiOA aa cauirinau, of the entertainment features. Patrons and patronesses for the affair include LL UoL aud Mrs. George Ji. Houck, Major and Mrs. G. N. Riddle, Major and Mrs. Hu ron Clough, Major and Mra. L. A. Dillard, Captain and Mrs. H. O. Church, Captaiu and Mrs. R. De Bridges Captain and Mrs. V. J. Ml celll. Captain and Mrs. L. W. Rubl, Cupula and Mra. B. a Irving. Cap tain and Mrs, Lyle Marsters, Cap tain and-Mrs. R. j. Irving, Captain and Mrs. M. C. Uowker, Captain aud Mra. O. R. Hess, Captain and Mrs. Clair K. Allen, Lt. and MrB. B. R. Shoemaker, Lt. and Mrs. James K. Watts, Lt, and Mrs. Ed ward R. Jacobs, LL and Mrs. R. B. Sipprell, l.L and Mra. Milo Godfrey, I.L and Mra. Wallace Robertson, LL and Mrs. Karl Connors, Lt. and Mm E. R Walton. Lt. and Mrs. Phillip Harth. Lt. and Mrs. Lynn Beckley, LL- and Mrs. Dan Crockett, Lt. aud Mrs, Alvlu Kuudtsou, En sign aud Mrs. John Keluii, Colonel and Mra. E. F. Tandy, Dr. and Mrs. Arthur H, Mounlford, Hi': and Mrs. Harry At Single, Dr. and Mra. Ken neth W. Ktnuey, Dr. and Mrs. O. B. Van Ness, Judge and Mrs. Carl E. Winiberly, Dr. and Mra, B. B. Stew art, Mr. and Mra. O. ,M. Berrie, John. Flurry, Mr, and Mrs, U E. McCllntock, Mr, and Mrs, Rudolph Rttzraan,. Mr. audVMra, Frank. Hills, Mr: and Mra, E, A. Post; Mr. and Mrs. V-. U Crittenden, Mr. and Mrs. Will Hi Qerretsen. Mr. and- Mrs. Adam Flurry, Mr. and. Mra. Guy Gordon, Mr. and Mrs. J. A; Fulchar, Mr. and Mrs. George Caskey, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Uorthy, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Young.- Miss Pearl Jones, Mr. and Mrs, George. Wharton, Mr. and Mrs. Ned Ulxou. Mr. and Mrs. Thomaa Parkinson. Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. Hatfield and Mr. aud Mrs. Walter Fisher. A door prize- will be awarded during the. evening. : The committee assisting. Mrs. Baker, includes Mra. Harris Ells worth, Mrs, L. E. McUlinlock, Mrs. C. B. Wade, Mra, Walter Fisher, Mrs. George E Houck, Mrs. Thom as Kerr, Mrs, L. L. Miller, Mrs. M. R. Richards. Miss Pearl Jones, Mrs. Carl B. Winiberly, Mrs. Broadway, Mrs. Claude Baker, Mra. A. B. Oacy, Mrs. Roy Youug, Mrs, H. T. Han sen. Mrs, 3, W. Van, Voorst, Mrs. R. D. Bridges and Mrs. J. M. Judd. A most cordial Invitation has been extended by the auxiliary to the public to enjoy, the affair. EASTER- CANTATA-- TO BE HEARD. AT" PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH- SUNDAY,, EVENING. The very beautiful "Tho Easter Sunrise Song" cantata will be pre sented at 7:30 o'clock Sunday eve niug by the First Presbyterian I Church- Choir at the. church. tn j which the public has been most cnrdiallv tnvilprl tn cnlnv Mrs, Homer Grow, organist and director, and Mrs. W. M. Campbell, pianist, Vill accompany the num bers. The cantata includes: ' Piano and organ prelude "Largo ' Handel. Anthem. "The Olty Lies la Sha dow." choir. Solo, "Lament," Miss Lucille Lenox. Authem, "For God So Loved the World," choir. Solo,- "O Ye of Little Faith," Mrs. Willis Meyers. Women's chorus, "Who Shall Roll Away the Stor.a." Anthem, "At the Rising1 of the bun, cnoir . Bass solo and men's chorus, "He Is Not Here," Mr. R. L. Livingston and cnorus. Offeratory. Piano and organj "In the 1 ime of Roses," Relchardt. The Easter Story, Dr. Morris Roach. -Anthem, "Christ Arose," choir. Anthem. "The Light of the World," tenor solo, Fruuk Grubbe with choir occompanlmenL "With Healing, in His Wings." duet, Mr. Livingstone and Mrs. C. K. Allen. Double chorus, "Hallelujah," quartette- and choir. Quartette, Mr. Grubbe, Mrs. Meyers, Mrs. Al len, Mr. Livingstone, Solo. "Calvary," I,owell Russell. Finale. "The Easter Sunrise Song," choir. Post hide. "Hallelujah Chorus," from the "Messiah" by Handel. . MR. AND MRS. PICKENS ENTERTAIN BRIDGE CLUB ON WEDNESDAY EVENING Mr. aud Mrs.. Ivan Pickens en tertained their bridge club at a very delightful 7:30 o'clock des sert-supper at their home on Fow ler street Wednesday evening. Covers were -placed at prettily appointed tables for Mr. au-.l Mrs. Cheater Morgan, guests, und Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lockwood, Mr, auq Mra. K. S, McCialn. Mr. and Mis. B. J. Comm. Mr. aud Mrs. R. D. Coen aud- ihi host and hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Plckeus. Contract bridge was enjoyed during the pleasant evening hours with , prizes going to Fred lock wood, K. D. Coen aud Chester Morgaii. a. a EPISCOPAL GUILD TO MEET NEXT MONDAY All members of St George's Kpls- coval Guild are urged to attend the i:.to otlock dessert-supper and meeting to be held next Monday evening at the home of Mrs. I.ea lle C. f 'ummlngs on Harrison street with Mrs. Ward Cuinmlngs as joint hosiess. Final plans for the Easter bridge luncheon and party to be held next Wednesday nt the home ot Mrs. Arthur Clarke will be made. The public baa been cordially Invited to the bridge-luncheon. Members plauuing to atteud next .Mondav eveuiugs iiieetlug have been asked to call either otV-J or 19-J. EASTER CANTATA TO ' BE PRESENTED AT FIRST CHRISTIAN. CHURCH H. W. Pel rle's famed Easter can tata, "The Easter Victory." will be presented. at 7:30 p. m. Sunday y the choir at the First Christian church, under, the direction of Ralph M. Churoh. The cantata is an inspiring composition and fea tures a wide variety of vocal ar rangement. It offers; solos, ducts and trios, together with the chorus numbers. The Easter theme la beau tifully portrayed In the twelve ma jor selections into which the can tata is divided. The numbers are as follows: "Dawn After Darkness, choir. "We Need. Thee," soprano and tenor duet, Margret GJc kirk, watiy uowner. . "He Sleeps," choir. "Pear Ye Not," tenor solo, Wa! ly Downer. "Angela Rolled Ihe stone Away," soprano solo and choir, Leua Por ter, soloist, "Morn of Joy," trio, Margaret Oderklrk, Mrs. Cliff Parrott, Mrs. Donn Radabaugh. "The Cross," contralto, solo, Fran ces I.lntott. j "Open Wide the Gates of Para- V dlse." bass solo and choir, Charles V. Stanton, soloisL "Earth and Heaven Rejoice," so prano solo, Mnrgret Oderklrk. "If Ye Believe," Iisbs solo, sopra no solo and choir, Paul McGowen, Lena Porter, sololats, "The Light Has Come," mixed trio and choir, Mrs. Cliff Parrott. Mrs, Donn Radabaugh, Wally Dow ner, trio. "God's Great Love," finale by choir, nbligato, Lena Greeu, Ralph M. Church. Piano and organ accompaniments will be pluyed by Miss -Nelma Say lor. COUNTRY CLUB LADIES ANNUAL GUEST-DAY BRIDGE TEA TO.BE APRIL 27TH One of the most charming social events ot the season will bo the , L.auies Ol l oumry ciuu s annual i spring guest-day bridge tea to he held at the clubhouse ut two o'clock Thursday afternoon, April 27th. Mrs. W. T. Peters and Mia. M. C. Bowker are joint chairmen of the charming affair and will be as sisted by Mra. Merriet, Mi's. Wal ter Fisher and Mra. L. E. McClin tock. The card tables will be in charge of. Mrs. C. B. Van- Ness, Mrs. Ar thur H. Mountford and Mra. Ken neth W. Kinney, with H. C. Stearns, Mrs. J. M. Judd and Mrs. W. E. Ott iu charge of decoratlous. The coffee table will be in charge of Mrs. Carl E. Winiberly, Mrs. Paul Geddes and Mra. H. T. Han sen with Mrs. E. G. Kohlhagen, Mrs. Ivan. Pickens and Mrs. E. S. McClaiu In charge of the tea ta ble. Assisting with the refresh ments Includes Mrs. W. M. Mc Eachern, Mrs. J. E. Marks, Mrs. C. W. Wharton, Mrs. S. C. Lap hain, Mrs. Frank Coen, Mrs. B. J. Corum, Mrs. Kenneth Quiue, Mrs. L. K. Fies and Mrs. E. A. Pearson. Members of the club have been asked to make their table reserva tions as early as possibie. 7 BELLVIEW. CLUB IS. , ' ENTERTAINED AT NICHOLAS HOME Mrs. George Nicholas very gra ciously entertained the Bellview club at her home on . Winchester street Wednesday afternoon. The rooms wero beautifully decorated with bouquets of apple blossoms. A short business session was followed by a very enjoyable art exhibit and visiting. At the- tea hour Mrs. Nicholas, assisted by Miss Violette Kouser, served lovely refreshments to Mrs. Ai B. Houser, Mrs. Hall and Mrs. Lindner, guests, and Mrs. Karl Hodgson, Mra, Lewin Parker. Miss Hazel Kester, Mra. S. W. Van Voorst. Mrs. Don Morberg, Mrs. George Summers, Mrs. Thomas Summers, Mrs. Robinson. Mrs. Wat son.. Mrs. W, A. Peurce, Mrs. Erw.iu Clark, Mrs. J. J. Kester, Mrs. J. C. Kester, Mrs. Carl Gllhreath, Mrs. Harry Colllson, Mra. Fred Uoyer and Mrs. Robert Huff. The next iiieetlug place will bo announced later. PRESBYTERIAN C. E. ' HAS HOBO PARTY. Corrlnne and Marilyn Harpham ere joint hostesses nt a delightful hobo party for the Presbyterian C. K. Thursday evening. Outdoor games and table tennis were en- Joyed , throughout the evening hours, after which a marshhiallovv (Continued on page 3.) Join tha Eaatar Parade, even If you aon t buy new ctothes. Coata, auita and dreaaes cleaned our way. you'll agree, look aa shop new as the day you bought theml I IDrycleaningT
