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I TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON, SATURDAY, APRIL' 29, 1939 SCDCEOETTW Sunday, April 3Q Laurel lodge, No. 13, A. R ami A. M- to meet ill temple at Ui-.'Mt a. in. to go tn body to St. George's Episcopal church hoi vices at 1 1 :0m. Monday, May 1 Itiveradale grange lien ril five hun dred curd party aL 7::to dessert supper al grunge, ball. Prize. Pub lic JllvilL-d. Dr. It. L. I J u mi's non-dciinmlmi-tional 111 hie study clusa to meet at 7:45 hi evening at dining hall of jKiuglaa hotel. Public invited. Molroao Cemetery a:umdalion all day mooting and annual' cleanup day wltli basket luncheon at noon. Annual election or officers. Junior Woman's club meeting at club hoiiHt) oit liiLeiiiatlonal rela tion with Klaine Hi own and Hsthcr Spiers In charge. II. 1. W. (ilea (dub practice meet ing at seven o'clock In evening at studio of dim-tor, Mra. Cliai-lea A. Jtniud, In Masonic building. Past Mat i ons club one o'clock lio-hostess luncheon at J. C. H"'e home at Dixon ville ulili Mra. 3ioyse, Mifl. William Hell and Kthel Webb In charge. Fiillorton P.-T. A. Study club meeting at library of school at 2:30 to bo followed at 3:20 by regu lar P.-T- A. meeting with Mrs. Clyde Carstens In charge. Inatallalion of now olTlcera, JtofieHlimcuts. Mom bora and friends Invited. Tuesday, May 2 Jtgschurg Woman's club execu tive luncheon at 12 o'clock al Ho tel Jtoso for officers, club house board and board of directors Uoaeburg Wouian'H club 1 :3(J dessert-luncheon at club house with Mrs. F. A. Hurd, hoslcsH. and Mrs. 11, P. fchiglish, program chairman. lloll-tall topics. Klectiou of officuiH. li. K. O. club one thii ly o'clock Jimcheoii at home of Mm. Clifton Hooper on Harvard avenue. L'niK)iia unit of Legion auxiliary to meet at 8 o'clock In evening at nrmoiy. First nonilnalloii of (d fl eers. J'laiiH to be made for annual inother'H baiHiiol for May ltlth, at which tlino Mrs. Hazel Knyder, As toria, state president, will bo in at tendance. )ougIan County Music Tcachera to meet at X o'clock in evening al liomn or Mih. II. U. Nerbas In Kohlbageu apnrtments. Plans for music week. IteporL of iioiniiiatiug committee. Wednesday, May 3 U A. to II. or It. T. meeting at 7:30 in evening at Hose burg Wom an's club building. Postponement or New Idea (dub meeting until May l?th. Hoseburg Art and I'JmhrobUyy club afternoon meeting at home t)f Mrs. J. U, Stephenson. M. (). A. potluck dinner at camp of Mrs. C. H. Calkins on North V'mpqua, If weather permits. NisHakl Camp Fire group lo meet In evening at home of Mary Peter noil. K. and It. club afternoon meetliiK tit hoino of Mrs, F. C. Frear on South Stephens street. Thursday, May 4 Ladles of Country club "111 open Hummer goU tournament and will bold 12;:t0 potluck luncheon and will begin bridge tournament play In afternoon. Eastern Star business mueiiug at right o'clock at. Masonic temple which Francos Llniott, worthy ma tron. In charge, lleception at nine o'clock. Uarden Valley Women's club an nual May-day no host(ss luncheon lit one o'clock sharp at club bouse. Lady l.ioim 7:1(0 no hostess des-pert-supper at Curl's Tavern with Alra. H. H. Franks, president, hi charge, and Mrs, It. It. Sippiell and Mrs. Carl Nlckuus Joint chairmen of social hour. Woman's Home Missionary so ciety of Methodist (episcopal church to meet at two o'clock at church pur lor s with Kthel Hecker, tuiperlnlondetit of Mauley Center. Porllimd. as Kiiest spi'aker. Dlliard and M. I-:, church, South; ladles especially Invited. Annual mlte-hox opening. Memliers ami friends In :ted. Ludles Aid of Christian church to meet at two o'clock In church par lors with Mrs. Nothester. hostess; i.l rs, Plumer in charge u( devnilnus mitl Mrs. Uadabaugh, Mrs. Paul McCowan. Mrs. It. M. Church and Mrs. Winston In ( barge of refresh llielils. Mlil-V.'eek Itlble class of St. Paul's Lutheran church to meet al two o'clock l i arii'imion at home of Mrs. Anton Coeuenberg In Suth orllii. m mMu Friday, May 5 Past Presidents club of (leuixe Sti'rmer auxlllai)' lo l ulled Spuu it h War Vetei'au.1 to meet In ailer iloou at home of Mrs. W. Long. Keystone club to inert at I: it") rsert-luueheim al hoturt of Mrs. H. It. Water with ?lis. Max Statoii Joint bostessi (liny Ladies to tneel at 7:3m In rieiiitig at McCallUlet home on F.ast Lane street with Mrs. McCal lister, Mrs. Thomas PatkiUibui and Irs. Hoy Young as hostesses I'tvotsitalc malice to meet at K:H in evetilur at hall with Mel rose grange fin nlshlug entertain ment. Ladies to bilug sandwiches. Jtoor prixe. Saturdays. May A . I'osebui g Wouuin's t lull service Hhop open fioin t : IIm to Coo up ol nl i rt In club house opposite Hum's Jut'ian thcatic. Fu llerton school In Hponsor rprlng frolic at 7::io In ecnlur- at eclUHil house. No iKluilssioii t h.ime. Coucessloutt. Promam in cli.ouc of lan1d Itcmlcr ;.ud Ccome .Lo kinm. Jtoy Mellows lo tdmw inaic. Public Invited. My 9 Jady Lions Unite public lo al- By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER tejid annual benefit card party at two p'clock Ht I. U. O. F. ball. Prizes for bridge and pinochle, pro- ceeds to purchase eyeglasses needy school children. MR8. A- C. MARSTERS COMPLIMENTED AT LUNCHEON ON BIRTHDAY for A charming one o'clock nohos tehs luncheon wan Riven Wednes day afternoon at the Hotel Hose lo compliment Mia. A. C. .Marsters on her birthday unniversary. A beau tifully decorated birthday cake, presented by Mm. It. U Glje, was cut by (he guest of honor Covers were placed at beautiful ly appointed tables for Mrs. A. ('. Marsieis, guest of honor. Mrs. H. L. Gilo. Mih. tiniest Purvaiieo, of Coojiille. Mih. KosUir Hutner, Mrs. It. W. MtiiKUirs, Mrs, H. A. Cana da), Mm, C liai Us A. Kdwarda, Mia. .s. itaynor Smilli, Mrs, H. Richard nou, Mih. J. K, McCllntock, Mis, F. II. Churchill, Mih. A. X. Orcutt, Mrs, I. H. liiddle. Mih. Lvle Mam lers. Mis, J. If. Iloolb. Mrs. J. I). Oshoru. Mrs, C. M. Pago. Mih. Washington Hughes, Mrs. P. T. H-i-bar. Mrs. D. II, Hubar and Mih. M. F. It let'. Following the luncheon thu group went to the heaulliul home of Mr. and Mih. .1. II, liooth on Court street for a social hour. Lovely glfta were presented lo Mrs. Mar- at era and the afternoon hours were enjoyably spent In sewing and vis iting. MR. AND MRS. DOMENICO COMPLIMENTED AT DINNER ON SUNDAY EVENING Mr. and Mih. Camlllo Uumentco eittertaiued at a very lovely seven o clock dinner party at their hoine tin Kdenbower Sunday cveuliiK in honor of their smi and daughter In-law. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney I'oin euico, who have just returucd from San Fraiiclnco on their honeymoon. Spring flowers were attractively arranged as t decorative motif for i he occasion. Covers were placed lor Mr. ami Mrs. Kidney Homcnlco, miests of honor, Mr. and Mrs. K. It, M..Ut. Mr. mill Mih Ix.iiiiI.I Mvl, '. , :.u. nun . id. itiiuii'-y iiiitii, vera aim aiish Vivian ioinciiico i and the host ami hoHtess, Mr. and Mrs, Caiulllo Domenlco. VlHltlng was enjoyed during the pleasant evening hours, Mrs. Sid ney I loiueiiico was formerly ,lss llettibelie Knot I. MRS. WILLIS MYERS ENTERTAINS THIMBLE CLUB ON MONDAY ? Mrs. Willis -Lvers eiiterhtlncd the N. of W. Thimble Huh Ht her home at Shady Point. Monday af ternoon. A business meeting was conducted by the president. Mrs, A. D. Iliiivn, alter which a social hour was enjoyed. At the tea hour Mrs. Myers, as sisted by Mrs. Ilawn. served love ly. refreshments al a table centered with a bowl of Dowering crab blos soms. CoveiM were placed for Mrs. An na Dowel I, of Portland, a gui'st. ami Mrs. (Icorgc Campbell. Mrs. A. D, Dawn. Mrs. Clifton Hooper, Mrs. H. W. Taylor. Mm. C. W. Owen, Mrs. Listen Darby. Mrs. Gertrude Ahreud ami the hostess. Mrs. My ers The next meeting will be an nounced later. VISITORS COMPLIMENTED AT DELIGHTFUL PARTY AT BALES HOME WEDNESDAY To compliment Mm. Hall Seedy, of Sail Francisco, and Mrs. It. H. Fields. Jr.. of Portland, a charming oiif-tlili ly o clock dessert luncheon wus k I ven by Mrs. Boyd Hales Wed nesday afternoon at her attractive home on the North Pacific high way. Lovely bouiplftta of lilacs. spliea and hia were used about (he rooms. ('overs were placet! lor Mrs. See- ly. Mm Fields. Mis. Scott Williams, Mrs. Chester lleirher, Mrs. A. D. Parr. Mrs. II. It. Maddox. Mrs, Kd- win Booth, Mrs. Frank Coen and Mrs. Frederick J. Porter. Contract hrtdye was in play dill Inn the afternoon with Mih. Mud- lev w lunliii; the high hcoio pi Izo and Mrs, Fields winning the door prize. DISTRICT MEETING IS HELD BY FEDERATION OF WOMEN'S CLUBS TUESDAY A nii'ttini: of District No. 2 of the Federation nt Women's clubs of ( heon was held a I the Hotel i isboni In Fuveiie Tuesday with the state president. Mrs. Peterson, giving the address of the day. Mrs. F W. Morrison, president of (he Knsebnm Woman's club, Mrs. K. W. Marsters. Mrs. I. R Kiddle. Mrs. 1, A. Wells and Mrs. Willliim Bell, all of this city, were pte-eut lor the all day meetlim. A (luncheon was xened at the OhIioi u '"del al noon, followed by the bnsl- !ie-.s session ami reports of uis 1 1 ii t oiltceiH and depai tmeiit heiols. The next nieelinu of Dis till I J will he held In Uose Imiiu. the date of which will be all liouiued later. INFORMAL AFTERNOON ENJOYED AT HODCK HOME ON FRIDAY .Mih. li. H. Fields Jr.. of port land, who Is here (siting her mother. Mrs. tieome K. Houck. entertained intoi mully cslerday altetlioou at the iittiutlve HimiiK bono on South Stephens street, having as her unesls. Mis. Man rice J. New laud. Mi s Frcdertt k Chapman Jr.. Mis. llod Bales. Mrs. Kd" ill Booth and Mis. Ficd crick J. Poller. V bit Dug "a.- t niot d and at lour v i bn k tea was crcd. CHARMING TEA GIVEN BY MR8. E. F. TANDY WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON To coiuidlincnt .1Ihh Marjorle (-urv)n, O.I. A. at (he Veterans Ad minlHtraUoii Facility here, and her houseguesl. Miss Wllhelmia Harp er, prominent librarian and author trom Redwood City. Calif., a very ! tta WftS y . K TanU fiu.u to fi'.c a'cttick Wednesday afternoon at her beau tiful home at Dip Post. Attractive bouquets of wic gella ami Ins were arranged about the ' ",""lH- The beautifully appointed tea table was covered by an attractive lace cloth and centered by a mir ror holding miniature white swans of purple IiIh and horn-shaped white vhhhh of his and pink wie- gelia. I ho tall lighted tapers were of deep orchid. Mrs. H. Caaey pour ed. (iuestn enjoying the afterjuKin with Mrs. TKmly honoring Miss Hurper Included Mrs. Arthur H. Mountford. Mrs. M. L. Cnderwood, Mrs, Kenneth W. Kinney. Mih, C. II. Van Ness, Mih. John M. Itaish, Mih. Ceortfe K. Hoip K. Mrs. li. Cas ey, Mis Helen Casey, Mrs, Mary F. Hard inc. Mrs. J. A. HurdliiK. Mrs. II. C. Waddell, Mrs. Victor Pellersen, Mm. Fred Schwartz, Miss Naomi Scott, Mrs. Harris Klls worth and Mrs. Frederick J. Port er. MIhk Harper is spending a week in ItoHeburg as a guest of Miss (iarviu. MID-WEEK BIBLE CLASS TO MEET NEXT THURSDA.Y AT CONENBERG HOME The Mid-Wetk Illble class or St. Paul s, Lutheran church met at the home ol Mrs. Karl Smith, at Win ston Thursday afternoon. After a abort business meetini;, presided over by the president, Mrs. Klaen-jMrs. hammer, the croun under the lead - ership of the pastor discussed the eighth chapter of the Book of Acts. A social hour followed In which Mrs. Schllck was honored with a surprise Hhowe'r of many beautiful uilts. Utter In the after- noon the hostess, assisted by her 1I1Illlle,. Mr8. Jlul.ut ,, .mi ini. !-ve.i h.i..iy ........,,ui,,. ... vi.-u SchlicK, .. ..; ., v Audi a iff. Mm. Klaeii ha miner. Mrs. Itfchardson. Miss Pearl Goctz, Miss Vera fleet-.. Mrs. Syl wester. He v. SylweMter. Mrs. P. Ackley. Mrs. W. Ackley, Mrs. Art Long. Mrs. Mor tlmore, Mrs. Mary Beecroft. Miss Meusch. Mrs. C. Beecroft. Mrs. A. Concnhcrg and David Sylwester, Paula Smith and Joyce Beecroft. The rooms were beautifully decor ated with lilacs, tulips and splrea. The next meet big will be at !tne home of Mrs. A. Conenbei'g atW. It. lirown, Mrs. L. A. Wells, Sulhorlln, Alay ilh. All members and friends are most cordially in vited. MRS. A. C. MARSTERS IS HONORED BY PRAYER CIRCLE HONORING BIRTHDAY To honor the birthday anniver sary of Mm. A. C. Mai-stem, the Praver Circle, w hich nieeta every ; UHHuay moriiiiiK ai nine mo iy o'clock, entertained at a delightful nooii IiiiicIuhiu I uesday at the home of Mih. U. W. Deeper, follow ing tin study hour of the circle. Lovely apring flowers were at tractively arranged about the roouiH, Covers were placed Tor Mrs. A. C. Marsters, guest of hon or. Mrs. H. A. i anaday, Mrs. t Charles A. Kit wards, M is, Jennie Amlriis, of LooklngKlass, Miss Alice BoHllck. Mm. II. A. Hercher. Mrs. C. W. (irovoH. Mrs. F. C. (luruee, Mih. B. L. i:dIy. Mrs. L. F. Wil son, Mih. Ida Bailey, Mrs. S. Itay nor Smilli. Mm. Pope, Mrs. K. K. Woodcock. Mrs. Kill sou and Mrs. li. W. Leeper. A lovely birthday cake, made bv Mrs. Woodcock, was cut by Mih. Marsters ami many beautiful birth tiny Kins were preseiuiyi to liei'inhle TIiiih.. nnininiz uem Mr I from the group. A pleasant hoc la 1 hour lollowed the luncheon. MERRY-GO-ROUND CLUB WILL MEET NEXT THURSDAY AFTERNOON The Winston Merry -Co -Hound . lull will meet next Thursday at- ternoo'i at a one thlrly o clock (lea- i t-luncheon. place of w hich I will be announced later. I Mi s. J. K. Pickens entertained : the club at a charmtiii; one thirty lock dessert luncheon last Thurs day al her home on South Main street. Attrsclhe .May basket fa vors and bouquets of tulips, paii sies and spirea graced the tables, virs. Pit kens wus assisted in serv ing h Mrs. K. It. Metzger. I o ers w ere placed lor M rs. Metzuer, a uuost, and Mih. J. Har old Nichols, president. Mis. W. C. Winston. Mrs. Clay Smith, Mrs. J, It. Wilson, Mrs. Archie Wilson. Mrs. W. H. Carter. Mrs. George John -.on. Mrs. p. H. Morgan. Mrs M B, t.ie.ll. Mrs. Jack Snksdoit and il.uubler. Kary Kllcii. Mrs. L It. Skinner and thu hostess, Mrs. Pb kens. Card and visiting were enjoyed durum the tiltciiioon hours. MR. AND MRS. PENGRA ENTERTAIN BRIDGE POTLUCK SUPPER CLUB Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Peugra "iitertaiued their six-thirty o'clock IMitluck brblse supper club at their home on South Main sired Mondaj i-xcnim: Lilacs were used to car ry out a pretty dccoialDe motif tot thi' oit anion. Cm ers were placed for Mr. and M i s. K. It. J acobs. A t tor ne a ml Mrs. Danle) Keohane. Mr. and Mrs. Leon earwotttl Hiid the host and hosies. Mr. Had Mrs. Peugra. Hiuh hi-oie lor the etciiiug'a con tiact bridge pt.iy as held by Mr tiHdi.uie w nil Mr. Jai ubs hold ui t-' eevoud big)i (voi. COUNTRY CLUB CUE8T DAY BRIOGE TEA IS CHARMING AFFAIR The Urgent and most charming social event of the week was tb annual Ladies or the Country club spring RuosUlay bridge tea at the clubhouse Thursday a I tar noon with Mrs. W. T. Peters and Mih, A. C. bowser acting as general chair men. The parly was the largest guest-day affair to be sisjusored by the club In many years. Mm, Walter Fisher, captain, graciously welcomed the guesta. Tie clubhouse was unusually beautiful wtih huge baskets or col ortul spring blossoms, while the drop lights were circled by lilacs and apirea and the 'center light was covered by graceful sprays of wis teria and scotch bloom. The huge fireplace was bauked by colorful spring blossoms, Mrs. H. C. Stearns, Mrs. J. M. Judd and Mrs. W. K. Utt bad charge of the decora fioni. Mrs. K. II. Van Nhh, Mrs. Arthur II. Mountford and Mrs. Kenneth W. Kinney were in cburice ol the 27 card tables. Members and guests present Included Miss Hosa li. Par rotl. Mrs. K. F. Tandy. Mrs. Arthur II. Mountford, Mm. Harris KIIh worth, Mrs. J. F. Dlliard, Mm. L. L. Wlmberly, Mih. Hall Soely, of San Francisco, Mrs. Paul Helweg, Mrs. C. Ilj Wuile, Mrs. Chester Mor-L-an. Mrs. It. D. Coen, Mr. M.. F. It ice. Mm. (ieorge Wharton. Mrs. A. F. Mlcelli, r. U W. Josse. .Mrs. W. J. Olmscheld. Mm, S. C lipham. Mrs. C. W. Wright. Mra. (i. W. Marshall. Mrs. J. A. Hard ing, Mm. A. A. Wilder. Mrs. J. K. Wbai ton, Mrs. Kdgar Lewis. Mm. .1. ('. Hume. Mm. J. F. Dillard. Mrs. Ilroadway, Mrs. Kenneth W. Kin ney. Mrs. L. M. Lilly. Mrs. J. H. .Iiirgensen. Mrs. Paul Parson. Mm. N. C Petersen. Mm. M. U. Hlchards. Mrs. C. (L Van Valxah. Mm. W. N. Hone, Mrs. II. T. Hansen, Mrs. Frank Coen. Mrs. A. 1). Parr, Mrs. M a rutin 1 1 Peugra, M rs. I )aniel Keo- hane, Mrs. A. H. Perrln. Mm. K. J. Brown, Mm. M. H. Shook. Mm. C. W. Sinnfger. Mrs, Harry S. Black. Mrs. H. C. Darby. Mrs. It. L. Whin- pie. Mm. W. K. Olt, Mm. K. R. .Metzger. Mrs. I W. MetzEPr, Mm. K. A. Post, Mrs. W. M. McKachern. Mrs. Arthur W. Batiiu, Miss Helen CiMey, Miss Naomi Scott, Mrs. J. K. Marks, Mrs. K. A. Pearson, Mrs. Franh long, Mm. I. M. Dunn. Mrs. L K. Flt-s. .Mrs. M. L. Cnderwood. Paul Oeddea. Mm. John Itaish. - Mrs. h. . u. van Ness. Mrs. It. K, Kelly, Mrs, Marshall Dresser. Mrs. C. W. Clark. Mrs. W. T. Peters. Mra. Fred Lockwood. Mrs. P. M. I,ae. Mm. M. C. Bowlier, Mm. M. L. Hallmark. Mm. Carl W. Klaen hammer. Miss Margaret Johnson. Mrs. J. It. Mountford, Mm. B. Cas ey, Mih. Kenneth Quine, Mrs. II. J. forum. Mrs. K. S. McClnln, Mrs. Ivan PiclieiiH, Mm. T. (. Watson. Mrs. B. K. Maddox. Mrs. K. (J. IKohlhagen, Mra. (. It. Hess. Mm. It. O. i oting, Mrs. Harrle Booth, Mrs. Walter Fisher, Mrs. Clyde Fullerton. Mrs. Scott Williams, Mrs. Boyd BalH, Mrs. W. It. Chris ler, . rs. Kd win Booth M rs. lalo Stephens, Mrs. J. M. Judd. Mrs. L. K. Wade. Mra. J. N. Fisher, Mm. L. K. McClintock, Mm. H. C Church, Mrs. John 11. Robinson Mrs. II. A. Single, Mrs. C. K. Wlm berly,, Mrs. Waller .Uereher. Mrs. Mm. H. C. Stearns. Mrs. L. Stearns. Mrs. H. I). Bridges and Mrs, Harry 4Mahoney. The winter bridge tournament prizes ol the club went tn Mrs. L. li. McClintock, first; Mm. Arthur II. Mountford, second; Mrs. W. K. (Itt, third: Mm. J. M. Judd. fourth; Mrs. K. B. Van Ness, filth: Mrs. II. C. Stearns, sixth: Mrs. Walter Fisher, seventh, and Mrs. Frank I m oeu. eiunin. .vim. .Mount lord anu Mrs. Van Ness were joint chair- men of the tournament and a lovely prize was presented to Mrs. Van Ness for the best attendance dur ing the tournament season. The afternoon's contract bridge play prizes were awarded by Mrs. Peters lo Mrs. Chester Moriran. high score; Mrs. Phil Hiirth. second prize; Mrs. Boyd Bales, third prize, and the door prize went to Mrs. L. M. Lilly. The two tea and coffee tables were beautifully decorated with lovely lace cloths and centered by bowls of spring flowers and tall lighted tapers. Mrs. C. K. Wiinber ly. Mrs. Paul Oeddes and Mrs. H. T. Hansen were In charge of the collee table with Mrs. W. li. Kohl hanen, Mrs. Ivan Pickens and Mrs. K. S. McClain in charge of the tea -'. Barker. Mrs. II. Casev. Mm. Ilioadway. Mrs. J. C. Hume. Mrs. W. F. Chapman. Mrs. H. D. Brldces. Mrs. A. A. Wilder and Mrs. J. A. Ilardlnu. Assisting the genera! chairmen were Mm. Merriet, Mm. Walter Fisher and Mrs U K. McClintock. and those asslstlnir in Hervtnir In- eluded Mrs. Frank Coen. Mrs. B. J. Comm. Mrs. Kenneth Quine, Mrs I. K. Y ies. Mrs. K. A. Pearson. Mrs. W M. McKachern. Mrs. .1. K. Marks. Mrs. C. W. Wharton. Mm. S, C. Uipham and Mrs. Frederick J. Porter. Next Thursday morning the lad les of the dub will nmm llicii- nit. nihil summer golf tournament play anil in tin- iificrnoon will bruin the summer bridge tournament play. PRO-AMERICA UNIT I HEARS REP. CAN ADAY AT LUNCHEON MEETING Attorney H. A Ciuuulay. repn MMUatlve from Douglas count v ut thi' lUilii Orcuou male IcKislatun. wus the Kiic.Ht K'akcr at the April luiii-hcoii uniting ol I ion a las Cult id Pro-America itt the Hotel Cnip qua Wednesday. A howl of piinicl colored tulipit graced the luiuhcon i able. Itep Canada v ?ae an Intensidy mtereMimi tulk o;i the htghllgbla f the lecislature. His talk was very much appreciated and enJoed by the metnhem Mm. II. C. Wad dell. presthlent. conducted the m'ct- I'recedlni; the lunehcnti Mm. WrtdiKdt. Mm. C. K. Hanuing. Mrs. A. Kent, Mm, liny tt. Young and Mix. Frederick J. Porter held lhe monthly exeeiithe meetinc al Hie chamber of commerce otitic. The Moy nohnsieHu luncheon meetlut: will It.' held at the Hntfd I niH)im, WedneitiUv. May LMlh. with Ucv. IVrry Smith as uet pclker on the rubject. "Women III Petit M ." M rtk. iru.iil ;t Is pi o- lii am ibalnuau lei the mcctiuc. POCKET FULL OF CHIC pOUR 'cross- barred poc kets, one of which, has dotted linen underneath the bars, distin- j guish the jac get OI U1I8 , navy blue suit by Jacques I Heim. Lapel, ; facings, hat. brim and tailored blouse are made of -matching pale, , blue linen ' with navy dots. The poc. , ket is under- lined with a row of vivid red geraniums, stitched on in window box pfferL The start has twin ,box; pleats 'in front. MRS. ANNA DOWELL IS HONORED AT LOVELY CLUB PARTY AT OWEN HOME Mrs. C. W. Owen entertained the H. K. U. club at a special meeting and one-thirty o'clock luncheon at her home on Rice street this weeli to compliment Mrs. Anna Dowel! who is here from Portland visiting at the home of Mrs. Clifton Hooper on Harvard street. Mrs. Dowell was accompanied here by her grandson. Leltoy Met! raw, who Is visiting friends. Mm. Hooper, Mrs. Erskine and Mrs. Lohr assisted the hostess in serving. A beautiful bowl of lilacs center ed the table. Throe tables of five hundred were in play during the alternoon with high scores going lo Airs. C.eue Palm, Mrs. Henry Krsklue and Mrs. Klsle McComas. Those present were Mrs. Anna Dowell. guest ot honor. Mrs. Clif ton Hooper, Mm. Virginia Camp bell. Mm. Klsie MrComas. Mrs. Harry l.ohr. Mm. Lee Houushell, Mrs. Percy Myers, Mm. Cene Palm. Mrs. Hoy Campbell, Mrs. Henry Krskine. Mra. Myrtle Nor wood. Mir. Clarence Dlshman and the hostess, Mrs. Owen. MRS. PHIL HARTH IS HOSTESS TO BRIDGE CLUB ON TUESDAY Mrs. Phil Harth entertained her bridge club at a very delightful one thhiy o'clock salad luncheon at her lovely home on Fast Cass street Tuesday afternoon. The prettily appointed nerving table was centered by a colorful charm string and tall blue tapers circled by yellow spring flowers. Bowls or roses and llrelhoru were attractively aranged about the rooms. Covers were placed for Mrs. P. M. Ijce. a guest, Mrs. C. S. Rich mond, Mrs. M. II. Mumy, Mrs. Adrian Fisher. Mm. .1. A. Hart, Mrs, Harold Whitlock, Mrs. J. J. Motschenhacher and the hostess, Mrs. 1 L u it h. Contract bridge was enjoyed dur ing the afternoon with Mm. Muncy winning high score; Mrs. Harth, second high score, and Mrs. Rich mond won the traveling prize. MR. AND MRS. MICELLI ENTERTAIN AT LOVELY DINNER ON THURSDAY r J Mlcelli Mr. and Mm. Victor entertained at a lovely six o'clock dinner party at their beautiful home Thursday evening. A low bowl of lilacs graced the prettily appointed table. Covers were placed for Mrs. D. 11. Clink, of llarrlshnri;, and Mrs. .1. II. Thomas, of Portland, housi1 guenis or the MU-elU'sl. Mrs. Chca jer Karr. of Conullle. ( liouseguest it Hie A. C. Maratcra homol, Mrs. Annie 1.. Kussell nnd the host ami hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Mlcelli. Mrs. Karr. Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Thomas were In ltoseburu for the W.C.T I', district convention. Mrs. Clark returned to Harrtsburi; Frl- dav and Mrs. Thomas remained at Hie .Mlcelli home until Saturday, when die leit tor her home in Port land. JANET MERCER HAS PARTY ON FOURTH BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY Janet Mercer, dauuhter of Mr. and Mrs. It. 11. Mercer, celebrated tier fourth birthday aiinh eraary at a very dellKhiful party Wed'tes'i.ty afternoon al her borne. Lovely gills w ere presented to Jiinel from Wendy Smith, Janet and Jovte llaipham. Janice and Jimmy W hipple. Jerry Uilty, Hilly Sullivan and Tommy Churchill. Cames were plaed and later the prettily decorated and light ml bliihdav take was cut and nerved with ii fnshrnrtis by Mis. Mercer. asi8ted by Mi. Hugh Whipple. ' POUR 'cross- ' I x I I W ' r barred poc-r ; - I f f ' . ! 1 STEDFAST BIBLE CLASS ENJOYS LUNCHEON AND MEETING ON THURSDAY The St f'd fast Bible claas of the First Presbyterian church enjoyed a delightful one o'clock no-hostess luncheon at the lovely home of Mrs.' bin Bailey on South Kane street Thursday afternoon. Attractive bouquets of colorful spring blos soms were used about the rooms. Covers were placed for B. L. Kddy, teacher of the class, Mrs. Kddy, Mra. George M. Brown, Mrs. Hulda Thompson. Mrs. K. J. War ner, Mrs. J. M. Ash craft, Mrs. L iici, .inn. J, nsiigiiiMi , U. I. n.,.nD ,.- c a ni- i . Parrot t, Mrs. Wr. L. Scott. Mm. D. Connelly. Mrs. John Travis,' Mra. B. S. NIcholB, Mrs. R. H. Grinsted, Mm. A. A' Dl'IIUttN. 11I H. UHUI KU Sewell, Mrs. L. F. Wilson. Mrs. I. H. Myers. Mrs. C. P. Cayler, Mrs. Ida nancy. Miss Louise Smith, Miss Margaret Baldwin and Miss Emma Bristol. The Interesting devotional nor - vice was presented by Mrs. L. F. Wilson, followed by a verv able talk bv Mm. W. U Scott on lhe !bem of the board of dire c her recent trip to aoiiliioru Call-',ors- - N- BiiBenbark, president. G. fornia. - oung. director, and A. H. k-.u..M.. r ret i . I Marsh, director. C. K. Banning. officers Included: maImKeri TO,meded tile faaiillea l. llrova'ot the organization on their fine n wi i i I -v, , .Mis. II. S. Nichols anil Alisa Louise Smith were i-e-elected secretary mid trensurer. A very pleasant social afternoon followed in sewing and visitiug. . F. S. CLUB HAS MEETING TUESDAY AT BYRO HOME The F. S. club was i!eliKlUiully !!iicnninou oy Mrs. J. K. Hvrd at ner nonie 1 uesday afternoon. The -..I. i l'ov,',,TU h? a V , . ' " 1 ,c",er,Mi l.y a bowl of spirea and anemones. '"'' ""uuueis or mac and spirea i n. useo aoout inc rooms. Sewing anil visiting were enioved until lhe ea hour, when the hostess 'w0,.c U8cl about ,he ,.0()ms, whnc n served delicious refreshments to iiXed hoiinuet of spring blossoms Mrs. Karl Decker, Mrs. T. W.l centered the tea table. Mra. George " ; fi"t:ieion. K. HolIcK poured. Mrs. t. H. Wicklnini, Mrs. U. H.i Guesls enjoying the occasion hon l.aiidMrs. Hurry F. Hatfield and orlng Mrs. Fields were Mrs. Houck. .Mrs. H. T. Bloom The next meeting will )0 held May Illh at the homo of Mis Eurl Decker. WHS. JAY YOUNG IS !"?I5SS TO INTER SE Mrs. Jay Young very gracloustv enlertaiiied the Inier-Se Study club at a lovely fried chicken one o'clock mnciieon Tuesday at hor home at Melrose. Colorful flowers were used ,thnut ttR Covers were placed for Mru. K. S. Hall. Mrs. Harold Howerman. Mrs. Charles Doerner, Mrs. Clvdo Heard, Mis. It H. Hrand. Mrs. Karl Cll riih. Mrs. Hruce McIIIb. Mrs. ieorue Churchill. Mr. Free! Asam. Mrs. Itohert llHWley. Mrs. Paul CiMides and the hostess Mra. Vmini;, Interesting roll-call topics were presented during the afternoon. The next l:;iO dessert-luncheon will be held May nth at the home of Mrs. Mullis. MR. AND MRS. MONROE HONORED ON WEDDING ANNIVERSARY TUESDAY A del IkIiI Mil surprise imrtv was irlveu hy Mrs. John Zimerick ami i Mrs. K. J. Hrnwn at the hitler's home Tuesday evening to com pit men I M r. a nd M rs. K. S. Monroe mi their twenty-eighth wedding an nD rsary. Visiting was enjoyed and love ly refreshments were erved to Mr. and Mrs. Monroe, cues Is of honor. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Camleti. Mr. and .Mm. K J. Hrowu and .Mr. and Mrs. Johu Zimerlck A lonely slM ua pr-eiitid by ihv m vuit to Mr. laud Mi 6. Mo in oc. JENKIN-RUSSELL RECITAL IS CHARMING ENTERTAINMENT FRIDAY Mrs. Paul Jenkin and Vernon Russell presented the pupils of the Jenkiua-HusBell Dance Btudlo in a very charming and colorful dance recital last evening at Hunt's In dian theatre. A capacity audience greatly enjoyed the beautiful enter tainment q ballet, ballroom, adagio and tap dances. The costumea were of especial loveliness. Mrs. (irace Crook and MIbb Vir ginia Wright .were accompanists and Andy Corn Acted as announcer. The urogram intludua ihu fol lowing: The Big Apple Arleue Watson, Betty Jean Hendricks. Tap group Ueorgene Shanklin, Betty Hebard, Jacqueline Car htciid, Julia and Caroline Per kins, Betty Wilson, Shirley Mat hews and Ruth Ann Kuhl. A Few Steps Joyce McCuue. Chinese Toe isauce Arlfcije Wat son. Spoons, tap team Caroline and Julia Perkins. Valse Arabesque Ann Carter, Pa tricia Sheeby, Geurgene Shank, Hn. Forest Warblers, Gavotte Cyn thia Sue Turner, Janice Whip ple, Joan Voorhies, Barbara : Bainley, Joyce McCuue, Barbara Coen, Nancy Radabaugh, Betty Jean Mountford, Carol Davis. Tap solo Doris Jean 0-n Waltz balletBetty Wilson, Jac- quelyn Caralcr.s, T.'-; r.:: fP.rhf Georgeue Shanklin, Blossom Salvation irinv Mm. F. W. Mo- r' Uazley, Patricia Sheehy, Betty j son. Roseburg Woman's club, and Jean Hendricks, Ann Carter.! ViH Hn Labach. B. P. W. C, who Shirley Carter, Betty Hebard, talkod on the alma and act!-'--Shirley Mathews. Caroline and, of their resnectlve ogranizntion. Julia Perkins, Arlene Watson and Kthel Van Voorst. Tap Carol Davis. Dancing doll Ethel Van VoorsL -Sklppin' the Beat" Vernon Bub- sell, Georgeue Shanklin. Ruth Ann Ruhl, assisted by group, Shirley Mathews, Betty Jean Hendricks, Betty Hebard, Betty Wilson, Jacquelyn Carstcna, Julia and Caroline Perkins. Romance (ballet) Blossom Gaz ley. "The Madame Swings It" (lap) Betty Jean Mountford. "fiynsy" Ruth Ann Ruhl. "A Bit of Hawaii" Ula Winston. "Mazurka Classique" Patricia Sheehy. Jacquelyn Carstens, Ruth Ann Ituhl, George no shanklin, Shirley and Ann Carter, Betty Hebard. Blossom Gazley. Shirley Mathews, Arleue Watson. Julia and Caroline Perkins, Kthel Van Voorst, Betty Wilson, and Betty Jean Hendricks. Tail Praecilla Potvln. Tngo Betty Jean Hendricks and Arlene Watson. Adagio Vernon Russell, Ruth Ann Ruhl, assisted by group, Ann and Shirley Carter, Georgeue Shank lin. Betty Jean Hendricks, Arlene Watson, Ethel Hebard, Caroline and Julia Perkins, Patricia Shee hy and Jacquelyn Carstens. 1 . , w . , .. ENJOYABLE PARTY FAMILIES WEDNESDAY The Farm rtiirniin Cn-niini-u llvn 14 Vi-llll una mini nirnu r,.illlr.u . n... fiiiulllpa . and; jguosts met at the Kagles' ball Wed , nesday where they enjoyed a de licious dinner followed bv an eve nine of entertainment and visiting. Tha tables were decorated with !'""' bowls of lovely roses. Plates lweie '!" r eignty people. Inter- enjov-ltsm,H wnnor uuas were given, ny copperat.on In the cooperative. All Joined in siufrinic old favorite solids led by Millard Magnus ac coiuiiunicd at the piano by Faith Youuk. A group of selections play ed on the electric gullur by Andy Corn was a very popular number. PORTLAND VISITOR IS COMPLIMENTED AT TEA ON THURSDAY Mrs. Victor J- Mlcolli entertained at a very charming informal tea .".i.i ... ...'incut to Miss i, ut.i, her beautiful home Thursday to compliment Mrs. R. II. Fields. Jr.. '( Portland, who is In Roseburg I .visiting hor mother, Mra. George nouck ' . i'.. i ..o . i MlfiS Wllhclmia Harper, of Red wood City. Calif., Mrs. Maurice J. Xewland. Misj Marjorle Garvin, Mrs. I. H. Kiddle. Mrs. Washington Hughes and Mrs. Annie U Hussell. t KIWANIS PROGRAM COMMITTEE ENTERTAINED AT DINNER WEDNESDAY The Klwanis program commit tee member enjoyed a very de lightful seven o'clock dinner Wed nesday evening at the lovely home of i Mr. and Mrs. Chester Moraan In Laurelwood. Colorful spi imr flowers were used to carry out a pretty decorative motif. Covers were placed for Attorney R. U Whipple. Walter Fisher. Dr. liporge K. Houck, Thomas Parkin son. J. U. Wharton. Attornev Paul Ueddes. G. M Krell. Dr. II. C. Church, and the host. Chester Mor gan. A business meeting followed the dinner, aiter which cards were e.. jo ed. MRS. CLAIR K. ALLEN ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLUB AT LUNCHEON Colorful tulips and other spring flowers were attraetlvely used yes terday by Mrs. Clair K. Allen, when she entertained her brbUe club at a delightful one o'clock luncheon at her lovely home on Watson st re1!. Covers were placed for Mrs. J. H. Fisher, a cuest .and Mm. Ches ter Morgan. Mrs. C. H. Wade. Mis. 1 v Pickens. M rs. P. M . I ee. Mm Helen Casey. Mrs. D H. iu. bar and Mra. 1.. K. McClinlick. Hiirh score lor the afternoon's contract bridge play was ou Ui Mrs. W ade. B. P. W. & HA8 INTERESTING DINNER MEETING. MONDAY The RuBlnens and Professional Women's club held ita annual pub lic relations meeting; In the lorm of a dinner at the Hotel Umpqua at ti:3u o'clock Monday evening, to which presidents of all other civic clubs and their husbands and wives were Invited, to attend. Mra. C. W. Sluniger aa pro sram chairman with Luclle Lenox, Cene Mills. Kmllv Judd, Ha Luu bach. Marjorle Oarvin and Nanm Fitzaiininons as other members of the committee. Miss Garvin was in charge of the decorations, which were ori ginal and very clever. Colorful pottery bowls held bouquet of tu lips, which were Interspersed with groups of caudles in blue ami yel low, one color to a group, set In beds of lacey splrea. bach table bad a miniature Mavpo)e. around w hich were placed tiny cardboard Dutch boys and girls. As a means of gettlne ac nualuted, each person Introduced bis neighbor nn his left, after v. hlch Mm. Sinuiger Introduced the numbers on the prograru in cluding: Short talks given bv Mra. Clair K. Allen, president of the Camp Fire Girls council:; J. p. Motschenbacher, nrealdent of Lions club: Mrs. V. J. Micellt, who snoke for both the Lee Ion and aux iliary; MIfs Klaine Brown, Junior Unmo hili- Thontua Pm rk tnsnt) Rosehurg chamber of commerce end. Klwanis: Captain Mildred Frv. Miss Wilhelmlna Harper, of Pedwnod City, nl" r h-e visiting Miss Mariprie Garvin lor p week, gave nn interesting short ik on ner wo k as a itn aria-i. 1 nlbor and compiler of children's bonlif. Tletly Jean Ryrd gave two 'tijirnilng readings and n groun "f liensou school teachers, Delia Lamb, Klnor Pherlt, Inn Fariifi "orth. Hazel lllvnn pm Ah-i YVetherell .presented the sltit, 'T"ltcd in I ove." The nroirram wfl roncliulod bv croun sincing of "Cod lllpss Anie.-. Ii-ji" led bv Ina Farnsworth with Frances l.intolt as nccoinpanist. Following the program n busl. ne"s meeting was held Willi I ucilo Lenox In charge. N'ew offifea elected Included: President, 'Mrs. ('. SlnniEer: vice-presidenl, flladys Haskfn; recording secre tary. Amanda Anderson; treas urer. Dorothv Norton: correspon ding secretary. Hazel Doerner, and sorgeant-at-arms, Nadine Plnker ton. Delegales to the stale conven tion to he held in Torvallls In May, include Mrs. William Hell, Mrs. M. Hazel Dixon. Idiss Gladys Has 'tin and Mrs. J. A. Caraway. Alter nates Include Mrs. K. .1. Itro'-n, Miss Martha Pei ' v. Mrs. C. W. Hin ulger and Mrs. story lies. (luet-is present were .1. L. fiand ers. Thnmns Parkinson, C. K. Mansfield. Belly Jean Kyrd K. J. Hrnwn. Miss Wilhelniina liarncr, Mr. and Mrs, F. W. Morrison. Mrs. V. .1. Mlcelli. Mrs. Annie L. ltus- ' mil Up n.l l.. 1. Ml.... s,.,;.v .',; ,. M,. t ,, Molsidienlxirlier. G. M. Krell, Prlla I-amb. C. '. Sluniger. Harry M. Lchrbach. C'aplaln Mildred Fry. fjlaiue Brown, Beverly Wipslou and Margaret Groves. Members present were Frances Linlolt. Gene Mills, Margret (idrr klrk. Hazel Doerner. Ua LaubaHi, I'orolhv Norton, Gladys llaskiiv, Murgarel Brown. Kalhryn Sluniger, Luclle lnnx, Marjorle Garvin. Carrie Bell. Iiura lies. Ina Farns worth. Naomi Scott, Martha Perry, Margarel Johnson. Altlica Car away. Klizaheth Garrett, Dolma Orohe. Kdylh Gllmoiir, Florence Sncdaker, Verna Carolhers, Vcru Frodrlcltson, Evelyn Willis, Mar .lorlo Wilson, Nelnia Saylor. Aman da Anderson and Nance Fltzslm nions. SHOWER PARTY GIVEN MISS MARGRET ODERKIRK ON THURSDAY EVENING A lovely shower parly In compll- '."h, ' become the brid.- of Jack launders the later part ot Mav. was c,VPn Thursday evening bv Mrs. "enry t handler. Jr., and Mrs. Iiali Owen at the later a home on Mill street. The May-day motif was uttrai iivcly carried out hi the favors and decorations for the occasion and mauy lovely gilts were nresented to Miss Oderklrk from Misa Nadine I'inkerton. Miss 1-oia Duncan. Miss Hazel Doerner, Miss Sally Ilrown. (Continued on page 3.) IT TAKES A three-leaf clover doeen't mean Good Fortune . . . If the extra leaf thateharmi Lady Luck! Juet ao it Ii the extra care we take with your laundry that adds the touch of perfection you deaire. And when our prices are lo moderate, why heaitate to have the advan tages this laundry can give you. 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