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TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSF.BURG, OREGON. SATURDAY, MAY 6, 1939 D(E Monday, May 8 ItoKfiHU'K Men's (Met; cliili to pint over KJtXIt on An'lns Hour liroKratii tn oIjui i laim ot Nuliouul Mtihir wiM'k. Monady, May 6 liohchnrif Coiiccil nrcliontiu to lo'cuenl iHogruri at K o'clock ut I JoIj'k iiauhlcin Mollior'u day tea Methodist Kihi'opal churi-li. J'uldicjat tlircc u'clock in aiitonoon tL Ma- iin ltt;d. No adiiiiHxIon vhamu. I Jr. It. I,. I hum a nou-oViioininic llonal liible .siudy clas meeting at 7:l"p o'clock in cvi uinu at IioukIuh hotel illiiinn hall. I'iiIjIic (iivltd. ' I'otinwaiornle ('nin) Klro m oup Tncotiiu' ut Itorti'btjin Woman' club- Fine ArtK nVmi tincnt or Junlnr WoniuiiH club to incci at T:'Mi In evening ut homo of Hetty Shoemak er on llluliidtfy aircvt wllli HHen Cavey (iUi'Mt speaker on "Tbo Tln-a-t if." Mi-h. Perry Siufth will entertain IndicK ot KjIhcoiuI clnticli and Guild at noon him heon In rectory garden to he preceded by 1 1 : 'W (Jorjioi aid Communion nervier-. V o men uH!w'd to bi-iitK their hlue box- X. or W. Thimble club In lueel III two o'clock In altrnoon at home of Mrs. li. W. Taylor. Ul South Jacknon h1ip'. Jl.RW.C. nodal tneeilnu at fc O'clock In evening at clubhoUKe with V'tna Carol hern, Kloience ttnedaker it nil JOlizunelli (larreit In rhai'Ko. Tuesday. May B '. I'uIjIIc inviinj to Uady I -Ions tin mial luldne and pinochle ten 1(t two o'clock at I.O.O.K. hall, 1'rizen for card play. Moor prize. Thorn not dec ii Inj: to play canln. Invited o HiHer tea later in attemodii. - Itadoiira club, MkukIiO'Ih of the Nile, to meet at : :io no-homea Mi"'r Ht Iioiih of Mr. Will II. (ici U'tnen on IHakeley Htreet. (ila(1y: II. Sttonu to present nine rtdvauccd pupllH In piano rmital over KitNIt from Ji:S lo it o'clock In observance of National Mtiaio ec k. '. liom'hurg Hehekah lodn' No. 41 1n meet ut 8 o'clock in evening al I.O.O.K. hall. Initiation. 1'. S. chit) afternoon meullng al home or Mih. Kn il Meeker. Inter-.se study club one-thirty n' clock deiiHin-l-luiiL'liooil at hmiie of JJf I H. Itriico lli'llln MetliodlMt Ivjilncopul JvcVKlolie i-luli members will eiilei lain liim '1'Hiidn it ml vounu married people from II. K. church, Soiilh. at nix thirty iiclock pn thick Miipper - ut John WYaihmTon, home. VoutiK I'eople'H I.eiinue of St. I'fllll'H l.tllheran leayilc to meet lit 7:'1I o'clock In even in u at home of Itev. and Mrs. V. A. Kylwester. 1170 Mllllary Htreel with Mary Kiel well. It u Ih Hi Inkmeyer and "Hed" KalllO ll K hoKlCHHCH Kill) host'. - i;ictitlii- Council ir Junior 'o iTihu'k (dull lo meet at o'clock In even in at home of .Mih. Adrian Uoweii. Wedneaday, May 10 Alclrone Home KconntnlcH club lo )nee at luncheon al home of Mrs It. A. HuHcnlmik wllli .Mrs. IV N. IIUHenluii'k nH Joint hosiesH. Mih. Ituy rc(reiiiln cIihIiiiihii of pro piuiu on "J look h lor Children." -Mo Chapler of Ileta Sluuui I'hl Ih incut at K o'l-lnck In uveniiiK it I home of ljer 1 Jlniiiuer. Itiersdtib Happy Hour club uf tcriioon meeting at two o'ebtek ut borne of Mrs. Vernon Orr. Thuraday, May 11 - l.adleH of Cuiinlij- club to play uolf at !) a. in. a clubhouse. I'otlin k Innchciin al U' : Hit o'clock. Conlracl In tilu'i lorn niimeni pljiy ut 1 : :M In ittl'ernoon. W It A. ini'etlnn at Iwo o'clock In llllermiou al Maccahee hall, .. I.ady KIIh to nieel ut s u'etock In t' rutin: at temple ulth Mrs. Ken. lietb (Jiilue. pieHidciit. In cbatue. N'orlhslde Smihliie . lub alter- noim inrctliiK al home nt Mis. Itulh Beecrnll. I'resb lei ian MisHitumry i-Oclely lneelim; ut C. 1 1. Kbit biiine In 1.UUI tduond at :i :tii In nil. riHM.ii wllh Mih t-Tett, Mrs. liartoii 1 1. -Ill well and Mm. Kred I'l-ber. hostes,.h. Mevotloiis In charge .if Mtk Jitme Macnah. I'resl terial icpurtfl hv Air-. Homer (iiow mid Mis. V. S t illlipliell Methodist Kpi-iop.i! Ui.llrs Mil I one o'clock luncheon ut church par tors with .Mis. I-,. A Hi III. hi. , luiir Juan. asisied hv Mrs J J, Ht lliii. Mrs. P T. Hul.ar, Mrs Kos 1"i- Hutner. Mis. K tl Hmr. Mis A S. Coen. Mis Juiiwh 10. Camp li.'ll, HH Allen HuMlek and Mrs. i; lleln. Public luvlled to Ml' M T A. an miuI progiaiii ut .s o'l lm k in eve UUlli at Kirsf Plesb lei Ijiii Imu. Ii In oher vuilce of NaKoiiul Music V'veek "Friday, My 12 Itiveisdaie II K rnh olio tVc lock iiim h.-ou vUih Mis S Itav nor -miih. .Mrs. (:, , Hehnb'ddi. Mws Pearl Jones uiltj Mis. Muile Ware, hostesses, at lot me i ' home nu -Alii In siieel - Florence Muht inhale Tent No, I j. 1 '.illi'liler nt I Uii.il cteians of the Th II War. tMil tS'i.".. meetilii; at I tn eveiiiui; al annory. - lota Simn.i (jnb tn hold t :;n pol n k supper at home nt John vh Hu-i tot d if w hi Im-i pei mils. II .weal her is lie Iciiieiil . tht- supper AUII lie tiehl at the MethodUt K1s tl,(l chilMb Hiiuu inveied dlh tutd own table ceivlie Mm. K C. j ones and Mi. Krineih Ford. tliMlrmeii. PioLiiiiui and social, "Members and Hutted gUc-ls akei) lo altcud Saturday. May 13 I(osbuiL' oiiiiin'n chili seiv lit' rluip open iitim l : .:u to 4 upMtiit lu 1 1 ilb'iou ii opposite 1 1 uul m lud JhI) Ibe:, he. - KoxehuiL' prlhel nl Job's Miitib 1' is food aU al l Ki-ao and H.ild V ins t ainp Foe Oil Is union I dotiub 1illl sale. I ikIcis to be Itfi.cu din mi: i Hie wivk and ili lnen d on Mv , rb. Lionx i lu U .li ,,t Coiinli c lib V. w. trooihv in. 1 l.dik LoilU ulld i By .LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER rtKMliiiK It ten an. In r liu i tic. t'.S.W.V. Auxiliary iiiuiuiil Alo ihci'H day carnation hiiIi. I.H'Hhh auxiliary to i'l'ni t'MHivf Towntft-nri club food kale ul JIM V. Cii!-H Mllfl't. May 14 j hoiiic h-inpli' I'roram. BETA SIGMA PHI HAS FOUNDERS DAY BANQUET AT HOTEL UMPQUA SUNDAY At a very rhannliiK banu-l at UK IIO(e MilpqilJi hlllKlftV, Mil Cliap- (.)) or Jietu Siuinu J'hf i-eebraled (be ann sersHiy of the organization The table wuh centered by a beau illnl boii(iiei o Talisman rosea. A black and Hold color-motif wum at Inactively curried out. MIhh Ileiyl niuonei wax cniiiiiuau oi iue com Hill tee mid Wait Unlisted by Mis KvHjn VV'IIIU,. Mias Dora iivminh tun and Mi t.'uriiiid Newland. Covera wirt placed lor Mia He! en Sbrei'VH, Mihm lioiotby Malt' .lacktioii. Mlxa Kclyn Willla, MIkh I'illa Corbeti, Mi km Mora liroiiKhlnn, Mien Itelty I ('! y, Mihh Janet Kick HiiHclier, MIkk Carund N'ewlund, .MjsH ileryl Hninner, Mra. Hoy J'et f i non, Mi . M. C. Howlmr, Mla 'Diet ma Smith, director, and Mia II. C. Church. KpoiiKor. The open In ii rilual was followed by aliiKiiiK Ib'tu HlKina I'hl BoiigK di reeled and accompanied by Kvk l u U'illlH and l-'iuncea Mctzjer. Mih. M. t', Itowker jiuve u. talk on "Ivlxltt loundullon yi'urti"; toast w wero (iiveii tii charter ineinljera Ijy Iteryl Hi (inner, Jam-t l-'ickciinclier, Mora H'oiiKhlou and Hetty l.ecdy and Idlkf liivcu by chuiter ijieio bera Included "UIk." by Mrs. Mil lard I tt le: "l'U rninr" Uy Mr Hoy i'elerifiiu und "Hiippli)cn" by ('mine! N'ewlaml. A iim'smhkc- from Mr. Hoss wuh read by Morothy Malt .lackHOll. New oflicei'H were tn stalleil by Misa Thelmu Snillli and included Mitta Helen rthreeve, pres ident ; AlisH Meryl Hi uniier, vice preaidejil ; Miss Kllu Cot belt, riir rettpoipiina ueoiKiai y, afid Miaa JOvel) n WHIM. It euKllier. A toast to tin' old und new iiffl eera huh kIvhii by (be Hjumsor, Mrs, II. C. 1 Jinich, followed by uroup inuliitf of tlie'Hi:i!l Beta igma Phl prize Hong. The readluu of Ibe Itilual of Jewels was presented by Mr. Chili cli, Miss Hiuflll, Miss Col Im-ii ami Miss Willis, iu the Hlue rooiij ot the PuipiUu hoi el. Miss Helen Sh reeve acted as toast in Ih treaa lor Ibe a flair. PAST NOBLE GRANDS CLUB HAS DELIGHTFUL MEETING. THURSDAY ' Miss lh Laubach. Mrs. J. H I 'all ey, Mis. O. Plu iner und Mrs. X. l. Nelson entertained the Past No ble (frauds club ul the lorinei 'a home on South Stephens at reel Thursday evening. Heaiitlfril bou qiieta of colm tul aprina I lowers were attracllvely arranged abiiut the rooms. Mis N. M. Nelson. resident, conduct t-d I he bUhiness nieetili4, which was followed by an enjoy able social hour ol games with tbe club prize going lo Mrs. J. K. Pb'k- li ter in (lie evening dcllcbius re Poole, oi Caii ouv ille ; Aim Aspey fiesliuiellls weie enjoyed by 10 Ul und Jessie Pruner of Hiddle. and Mrs. J. K. Mini and Mih. MiiIm-I Wilson, ol Hoxclniig, gui'sLi, and the following mj'inbers. Mrs. .1. H llalley. Mis. W. I-. i awineni. jus. (icoige ton key, Mrs. . . llaip ham. Mrs. Hurry K. llalllebl, Mih. K. V. Hoover. Mrs. Kdythe Kbir eme Kelb-y. Miss I lii Laubach. Mrs. N. M Nelson. Mrs. Jess Patrick. Mrs J. K. Pickens. -Mrs. H l( Houd- man. Mis. Ktlie Scbwurz, Mrs. Alba Snaiii-h. Mrs. t.ee Uilliams. Mis.i1' M. ... , ...I II I VI, u h.,,,.., to T. S onnu. Tin- ,lni 'Jtilh meeting place will be iililloiim ed later. I lotesses fnf the mretint: will be Mrs. O. L. John son. Mrs W. IV Kreilt Ickson. Mrs. Jniiies T. Young and Miss Klsh' liec(e. CHARMING PIANO RECITAL TO BE HEARD OVER KRNR NEXT TUESDAY EVENING v ei y cliai inint piano reiitul Will be given lioiil .S'.'to lo 11 o'clock next Tuedaj ev i-ntlig. May !M h. ovei KliNK by nine of the advauii ei pupil of Miss ( iladv s Strong. This charming program bus luctl pi. Milled as a part ol Hie N.itlonal Mtlr-ic Wei-k celelnaliou I'lognilUs in Honebui g The piu.mntn Is hs lollous: Andant- Itliode Itettt MarsteiH Allegielln . I la win MebU-iHV Haihiiia Vontig Utile Slo piierd lilt H Yoiiiu Jewellcil Nmlil I ,ut Ul Hi iltoli To Spiiu! Hondo H' l'b m in e HiunlltiHi lletle tlweii NiM till lie I uibini (ii leu tbov ell lie Faith Young Hoiuaiice LaPoigc Mis. Max Hau- v Air de Mallei Mi.kowk1 li ginia oiiiu BISHOP BENEFIT BREAKFAST IS ENJOYED ON FRIDAY MORNINU Mis. IVit SiiiIIIi t'tit.M I uliir.l ul i mi ll. Ilk-ill Till !' ' Imk ll.'IH" III lu-.tkliil w.rl 1'ililm innniiiiii , III ll.'l ln uullllll catili'll un I'M.H Vlll'l Ml',. Sunlit UUK i ixi.'.l tn p.-rving i ,hi,. I 1 1. i Walsoii itnd Mih. M F. Mnldlv I'tlig Ahoul luily eiijo)ed Ihe ibht:ht I U J in i umdII. I Ite bl raMu - I ei bi.' )U oi al pn-Hlly iii'l'ouiied l.i til the g.uilell I be pioteeil- ol lite bieiti.'.t v III to to Hie , bi hop" hjiii ho me., ion.il v..i k j uf the di- of 'M MR. AND MRS. BAIRD CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDPINO AT REUNION A fhariuiiif family reunion w-jh en jnyed at i be bom of Mr. and Mih. I). H. Hafrd at Oukhuid. Kuu ilay, April !!0t lu commemoration ot tho Koblen weddfuK annivei sary of IIih Jiatnls, which wua on April Members of the immediate fam ily present included Karl C. Halrd, Mouatd I). Hairrl, of Oakland; Mih. Kvii Cooduiau and three children, Wldft, Ivan and Uavii, of Oakland, Mih. KIiiiu Nickmann, of Sixes, Ore. SlKterH of Mrs. Haird pi aaent Were Mih. Alice Haiuea. of Oak laud; Mih. firuey Jones, of Klktiiii; Mrs. Jennit Joiihk, f 1'ouern; oth ft- telaiives were itaymond Jones and bia wifu und fivu rhtldreu, of hlklon; Mr. und Mra. MeHuxil and aon, of Oakland; Mr. and Mih. Carl Haird and Hobby, of Heeilnporl, two aouH, I). O. Halrd, of Newport, and Klery N. Haird, of I'orl (Jrford, Were unable to be present. Mr. and Mrs. Haird are Hie par eiilH of eiKht children, six of whom a r li v in k. They ba v fou i t een iciainlchildren and out great-Kiuud-child. A delightful buffet llllirheon wuh aejved at noon to twfMity-eipbt. VlaltliiK waa enjoyecj und during the afternoon frbmd called to ron Kiutitlate Mr. and Mra. Haird upon Ibe happy occasion. A beautiful Bidden wedding cake wua presented lo Mr. and Mia. Haird from Mih. floors: h Spencer, of Oakland. Healt hful -.'iftH were. preHeuled to Mr. and Mih. Haird. Mrs. Haird waa born in Iowa. January 2S. 172 and is now ti7 yeurH of use. Mr. flnlrd wuh born Ausust 2!l, IStil in Pennsylvania and is 7K years of nse. t MRS. RAY ASBURY COMPLIMENTED AT LOVELY PARTY Mih. Max Myers and Mrs. An drew J. Kord entertained at a cbarmfnif party Wednesday after noon in compliment to Mis. Hay Anbury, nee Kvelyn Cloaks, a re- eent bride, ut the beautiful home oi Ibe former on the Melrose road. Ceoi'samis hoiujueiH of eolorful spring; blossoms wuru nllructlvcly arraimed about tbe rooms. A love ly gfltH wuh presented to Mrs. An bury by Mra. J. K Itiiuyun on bo hulf of the glieala. ; , ; ; : Mrs. W. II. Carter bud -charce t of the games lor the afternoon and at Hie tJ'ii hour Ibe hostesses serv ed delicious refreshments. (In est a invited by Mrs. Myers und Mrs, Kord to honor Mrs. Asbury lucliid ed .Mrs. 10. A. Uclmholdt. Mrs. li. T. Tipton. Mrs. K. (i. Cbiake, Mra. C. K. Marks, Mra. L. L. Wiinlrly( Mra. J. It. Wharton, Mr. J. IC. Riinyan, Mrs. Carl Nickens, Mrs. Herbert llehiz, Mrs. II. J. ChHiid- ler Jr.. Mra. Thoniaa Iltivens, uf Miirshfleld, Mrs. Clifford Mubley, Mrs. .e ma Holmes, Mrs. ). ). MiiLIhews, Mrs. J H. Churchill. Mrs. C. W. Luiidei'ii, Mra. Klor ence Moore. Mrs. C. W. Clnake. Mrs. Kd Mnrgeii, Mrs. J. 10. Ment. Mrs. A. I). Ilnwn. Mrs. Kl.de La vis, Mra. Allied Cloake, Mrs. W. II. Carter. Mrs. Herl Matthews, Mih. I. M. Munu. .Mis. Verim Pick eit, Mrs. Kennelh ClonUe, Mrs. I). J. (ijiwler, Mrs. Hov.uid tliook and Miss Joy (iuwter. MRS. HAROLD BELLOWS COMPLIMENTED AT SHOWER PARTY AT TAYLOR HOME Mrs. A. H. Taylor entei tultied her sewing dub ul a lovely 1:3 o'clock desserl -luncheon and sur prise shower party In compliment Mrs. Harold Hellows Monday afternoon a I her lovely home to Uiuielwood, A bowl of Cecil Hninner roses and Kllca-ol-MiC'Willcv gruced Ih I .11 I table, where covus we.e nlaced i lor Mih. Hcllovv h. guest of honor. Mrs. K. S. Hull. Mra. Willis Myera Atrs. K. A. rillon. Mrs. IV M. b-el. Mrs. Civile Carsleiis. Mrs. Karl Wiley. .Mrs. Cram Osboiu and the hostess. Mra. Tn lor. ; Lovely gilt were presented In Mrs. He I lows and (be uflernoou was enjovably spent in sewing and i visttiiiK. KIWANIS DIRECTORS ENTERTAINED AT DINNER (AT G. V. WIMBERLY HOME ! Mrs. C. V. Wlinbei'ly graciously ' enlei tallied tbe Klvvnuis dtreclois at a veiy euovubb seven o'clock dinner at her beautiful new home on l-.l-iiil street Weilne.-ihiy even- but. 1 el low tulips und splrea were aiiiacKvelv ari.inued us a dccoia live moiif (or the on imi. Cnveis vveit placed lor ti. M Krell. Attorney Paul tJeddes, Hogcr llalley, Sleeu Johnson. H. J. Co iiim. Waller Ftshei. Thomas Par kinson. S. C. I.upbwiii. T. H. Nchs. K I. Knapp. L. W. Josse and C. V. Wjmberly. The leaubir Itimluess nieetinir of j the dliedois lollovved Hie dinner, 'niter vvhbh a social hour was en 1 joyed LOYAL CIRCLE CLASS ENTERTAINS MEN'S BIBLE i CLASS TUESDAY EVENING 1 I II" l.oyi.l l-lri'li' Hn-K III h-lil t'ln I"l i.m rliuuli inlrliiliicil llu m.'lllli.i f uf M, U llllilo . ' Hi- tlnuvll rluiN 'riii..sii(v ,- Ml" .I' lKlillllI Krli'ii o'l-lwk lllpM T miiO IHIIUI.IIII. tut' luiiuiaiu un Mi.Iim kiouii sHilMiik: la-lies liu. Lmu 1 Mis. Nulling m lid Mts. Shiuton; leading bt Mis, ,Sp, n, ei ; duet by Mi. NniiiiiK rtmi l.etm purler; ita.lnu bv M,j.. Mcliihe; ladic.--tno nuini.er and leading bv Hi. S I. Mel.i.l.p A o, i.d In.ut ..I ji.tin, , InliiiHid. About (hit t v tie pi c.-u ut. MISS ROSEMARY LARSEN COMPLIMENTED AT CHARMING 6H0WER PARTY Mih L. KoblbaKPn. 8r , Miaa Udh 'luylor and Misa Marju Lunue en tertained at a vjy t'haruijiiK aur pilse Hbower (tarty in coiupiiiiu'iit to MisK Itoaeiiiury I-arsen, who will becomu tia- bride of iIuii1k UreK aoi y in Junu, W'edntiitday cvhuIiik at tin iovel home of tbt foniier ou Military mreet. (JoilTfOUs bouqueta of red roses were used to decorati tli rooms and tutdea. while the name color motll wau attractively curried out in the dejMeii-Hupper, which was served by the three hosteHnen, Mih. KolilhaKcii, Mint Taylor and Mia I jiiitxe, to Misg Lai sen, Kueat ol honor, Mrs. V. II. Campbell. Mrs Homer Grow, Mrn. i.'ly de Heard. Mih. Leonard Hi ley, Mrs. I.eroy Hlutl, Mra. J. K Walla. Mih. M. A. Haiiihdc II, Mih. Jtnice Melha, ilia. Knd Kiuael. Mra. J. M. McLennan. Miss Alice ('eland, Mlfs Nelma Hay lor, Miss Amamla Anderson. Mis Anoka C'outea und ilibs Kuy Ste veiia. The party was a ( oinpleie aur prlre to MIhh Ijiraen, who waa cull ed to the telephone early lu the evening, to find that the gueata bad arrived at the party und presented uuineioua heautilul shower Kids of linen Ui her. The three lioHtessea prtfaeuled lovely Kilt of aU'iliiiK gjivar u, iUss luraen Misa Lai-sen aaim, "What If Love," und wuh aaaiated ill a duet by MIbh Nelinu Saylor in aiiiKhif; "TJie ludiuii J)ve Call," und Mr. 11 oinei (jrnw wliiatled a pioup of -oloa. The j-ueata peiit tjie even iMK in Hewing pi) leu towela for Mini lyUiwen. . , ( , j ( . i MUSIC TEACHERS MEET TUESDAY EVENING AT H. R. NERBAS HOME Mra. H. K. Nerbua enierlalued Ibe HouKlaa County Music Teach era asfociation at her attractive hniue In ibe Koblbugen apart uieiita Ttienday evening Mra. If. K. English, lnehident, conducted (be meetiiiK, at which time a report wua made on I lie music book Hbelf maintained by the association at the Hosebuix Hublif Jllnary. New hooka will be ( purchased tor tbe shelf from tbe proceeds of tbe recent concert of JOtbelyune Smith. Plans for music week were made and eleciiou of officers included: President, Miss Virginia Wripht ; Vice-president, Mrs. Homer f irow ; secretary-treasurer, Mian Gladys II. StronK. and corresponding sec retary, Mrs. Clyde Heard. Later Mrs. Nerbus served lovely refreshments to Miss Virginia right, Mrs. It. K. Kuplish, Mrs. John Hakanson, Miss (lladya H Strong, Mrs. Homer Crow, Mrs. 1 Charles A. Hraud and Mrs. IV(. Hulr. MRS. EDWIN BOOTH ENTERTAINS AT DELIGHTFUL PARTY Mrs. Kilwln Hooth entei tallied ul three tables of brldtu Thursday af ternoob at her benutitnl houie fier l yrtle Creek. A ehui mtng oiie tliirty o'clock dcHKcrMurichenn wnk served by the hostess assisted by Airs flcolt WilHiims Mrs, Hoy4 Hales ami Mrs. H. H. Maddox. Attractive boiniuets - of acailet and wblto hawthorn and mixed bou quet ot summer lilossoma amitigHd with rosis, were used hh a decora tive motif for the oecnsibu. 1 Contract bridge was ('iijoTed dur ing Ibe alternoon wilh prizes golnu to Mra. Hull Seely of San rraiuMs co Hud Mih. 1 lorotby Chase Hunt.' Miss Virginia Wright very grac-iou-dy played two piaim sobtw. which wne greatly enjoyed by the Kiicsts. MRS. BOYD BALES IS HOSTESS AT PARTY ON MONDAY EVENING Mrs. Hoyd Hub's entertained at a delightful 7::bJ o'clock dessert supper Monday evening at her at tractive lioine on the North Pacific highway. Peonies and roses were uiTHiiitcd iu lovely bouquets about the rooms. Covers were placed for Mrs. C. K. Winiberly, Mrs. Walter llenb er, Mrs. J, I. Motschenbueher. Mrs. O. M. lierrlej Mrs. I. W. Mar hhall. Mrs. K. U. Koblhageti. Mis. T. ii. Watson and Mrs. Hales. Contract bridge was In play dur . . . : . ...... ...... . 1. m " vi winning tbe hitfh ncoi ptl.e. SURPRISE BIRTHDAY PARTY GIVEN MRS. WYNN WEDNESDAY EVENING A delightful surprise birlhdav piirty was given Wednesday in honor of Mrs, ,lnbn Wvnn al her liotue mi West St'cnud nveniie. when n group of friends .'tilled and j presented a halldkeT.'liter shower lo her. Sew ing mul visiting were euliiy cd and later dainty refreshments weie servi d to Mrs. Wynn, guest of honor. Mrs. Parks. Mis. Nettie Lane. Mrs. John Doeiner. Mrs. Iltilgess lluigls. Mrs. Thomas Ne.il, Mrs. Kmina lloyle, xlrs, Arnold Jurgeus and Mrs. Fred Ilurgis. INFORMAL DINNER IS ENJOYED AT H E LW EG HOME TUESDAY EVENING tr and Mrs. Paul lielweu imd daughter. Shirley Ami and l'alila. enlei laine.l Mr. mid Mis. Ihinle W. Ituolh and .Isilgliler. Harriet t'alhei'llie. at h lovely infoiniiil tl::lo n'cliM-k diiinei ui ih.-lr huiae lu l.iilll-elw oiHl Ttlesila evening bluing tlevveis were utfla.-tivHv used on the tabic und shout ih roiiiiis to i srry out a prellv dei-olli-live uiiillf lor Hie occasion. Visit ing was enjove.l during the pit. ta unt I'Venilig bouts. POTLUCK SUPPER AND ' EVENING AT CHURCH SUMMER CAMP THURSOAV' ' Mr ami Mrs. J II. W hiirhi'n. Mrs livin Itiiiuu. Miss Mhiv Mar uuiei Kllswoilli und Or und Mrs. II I'. Chun h und duiuhtei. Miss Maii.tn. cuiiived a ill liglilliil tu lnrni.il pollllik supper 'i'lmisiluv eveinug ul llie Chili. 1) siiuiuier i.iinp on the Ninth I nn.ii.i. isilinc MH.iind tiie l.nte Ire ',.i.e v., i .'lijeviil tluiies Hie cve-Lltlb- beui s, , , . What Curls? . K. . - . J - , t ft : ' ' V " ' . ' V A j 1 ' i frJ f-h A'N JlereB a crown and bang cluster of curls to pin atpp your head when you are upswept coUrure-uiindudi . Simply brush your own short locks or your Ions bob smoolhly upward uil the way" around, tbeu pin this elaborately curled bah piece In pla.ee. NATIONAL MUSIC WEEK TO BE CELEBRATED IN ROSEBURG, MAY 7-13 , Tomorrow, May 7, ia the first day of Music week. The plan of such a week originated in someone's mind twenty yeura ago and hat grown aleudily in popularity til) now it has become a great Ameri can mush festival. And the finest thing about it is that it is not an activity of the professional musi cians atone but of all the people. And bo for tbe next, seven daya (iioae who make the music and thoife vi ho hear it will he -nartnera In, brinjrliiB to conimunitiea all uver this counlry tiie ( ivlliziiiii and dainty bouunetn nl miriii" flo eiirlchlnK .Int'lueuce lliul tmiaic tiut'ntH invited by Mrs. Hall oinehow liu on the human heart' "'"rk to onjoy the-allair included .Many a dl.slllitul.lil .aireer In inn- P'1'8' l'l'eler Morgan, lira. f. II. tc truWB Iib beBinning to just ' w a'lB- ,l,s- n- W- Hclliwell, Mm. Mich uoninitiiiity aclivitlen as ! Hiinie Jlooth. Mrs. I'mjl Ileltvei, tjiia. . , , . II;ill Seely. of tfiin Francinco. SchoolH. (.hnrcheH, lmli;eH,' nui8fr e.liibH and other organizations aro' ull working together to give jieo- lile as llillch of Uie best Ic as possible. Hut it doean't all have to be what some people call "high brow" music. Portland him Intro ditcoil h novelty thia year by Bet ting one duy in which every one u-i!,.,i''""J- '" I''" Whistle While Von Work" dav! Kosebiirgls regular Music week programs stint on Sunday when the Men's (lli-e club sings on the Angelus Hour on the radio. Mnn. dav evening lit the I'lvslivteriati church Mr. Canailay's orchestra ive nil interesting program. And un Tbursduy eieuiug at the same Jdacp tiie Doug'uis County Music Teachers association sponsors a real community Music week pro grain in which various musical or ganizations of the ciiininunilv and Individuals will take part. -Other an uoliiicemeiils will he -made as the week progresses. Itoselillrg has been known as one of the most mu sical cities in Oregon and this week will be a Joy to music lovers unit llial means most of us. Anil And, Willi ns usual In Music week, the spe programs are all free to the pub lic. MRS. A. B. TAYLOR IS HOSTESS TO BRIDGE CLUB WEDNESDAY Mrs. Ai 11., Taylor was a most giucioila ' boslivsa to i her bridge club Uedaesilay afternoon., when she eilterl.ilned ut a very lovely l.:lv o'clock s.-iluil luncheon at her home ill Lilllrelwood. -V heaulllul biiluitiet of sweel fichei. roltimliine und Ins graced the. tab! Covers were nlaceil (in -virs. Uiill,., lirrcier and Mis. Chester HtiTaMr. guests, and Mrs A. J. Klllsoii. -.Mrs. T. H. Hu'rr. Mrs. Hen Courtney. Mrs. Leonard Klley. Mrs U-iov ilialt, Mrs. Horn er lirnw. Mrs. II II Tim i,. P. M l.ee. Mis. Fre k J Porter ' ami the hostess. Mrs. Taylor. j Hilth Seme Ini' tl... .. '. I'otilnict Iir nig., play was won by Mis. Chester llcnher. 3 m m .-.. ii.ii ... u.-i i.ouie uu oouiu M O. A. CLUB HAS i Pine- street. )louiliels of tulllis ENJOYABLE AFTERNOON ele alliai lively used to larry out MEETING WEDNESDAY " l'"'"-v dciorallvo niolK Tor Ihe j occasion. Mrs C. II Culkihs veiy gracious-i Contrurt briilge was enjoyed by l euleiliiiu. il the Fdenlmivei Ml) I M Marge l.ange. a guest, anil A. .lull ut her home Wedliesdav af- I " H Tinner. Mis. Scott Wll- icnioou liomiueis ol lovelv snap ' liam. Mrs. H. M. Church. Mrs. .1 r.i sons and svveelpeas were utt.rae-1 Karl Conner. Miss Marjiule flies tlvelv used to curry out u pi etty , 1 er. .M iss Thchnu Smitli unit Mrs. deioiatne motif tor the occusion. Iliatt. hostess. Al lourorlmk Mrs. Calkins ser- Following the brbU-e play. Mr, ved delicious letieshiltenls lo Mrs.jlli.itl .served delicious tetresll vilriin litiuo .virs. ciltonl Keu.h 1 incuts, and Mis. A. 1 1. Ad.llsou. uuests. i f) ' mid the follow lug members. Mrs. 1 SUNDAY DINNER IS ' ' I lv Murl,s. Mis lleoi-ge Powirs. ENJOYED AT CHURCH Mis. II. iv Clod, M , . (buries Mehi . SUMMER CAMP Mrs John Ti.i.l. M.s l..l,n t..,l.s Jr.. mul Miss P. iiil Join - - -' ' --I The Mnv ITtli meelllig w HI be belli at Ihe home of Mrs.' K. i. Cloake. tNTERSE STUDY CLUB TO MEET NEXT TUESDAY The Inlet-Se Study club v. Ill meet at a one tliiilv o'. ln k des sert lulu lieiui next Tues.lav at the home ol Mrs. Itruce M. Ill- Ml members me vonllally iuvlti l to hi Ul escut. Pin These On. MRS. M. L. HALLMARK ENTERTAINS AT CHARMING A BRIDGE PARTY WEDNESDAY i ' , ; ' MinT Maurice L. Hallmark very gnu-biusly euteraiiied a .group ol' friends at a very charming 7: lib o'clock i dessert-bridge supper at her lovely home on Soutli AJaip ptreet Wednesday evening. . jThe lare serving table wna'civ ered by a beautiful Iftce qldtli and ceiUered by a bowl of roses, columbine-ami other spring flowers and lair lighted pink tapers. ' Pink and green were used in the altraelive , luvor plucecarlM. The smaller ' servins; tables were centered by .urn. ivaii ricKuns, .n. r. &. l.B. Mrs. li. J. .t'onini, - Mrs.- . Krewer Mills. Mrs, L). H- Unbar. Mrs. t. I). Coen. Sill. M. C. Ilowker. Miss Helen Casey. Mi'H.' t). M." Hetrip. Mrs. Fred I.oekw I, Mrs. Frank Coen -and Mrs. -Krederick J. I'or ler. ' Four tables of rontrnj-t bridge Wu.-a In nh.u , .In.-inu- ll.n .lu..u... j evening hours with score prizes going to Mrs. It. H. Coen and Miss Helen Casey, and traveling prizes going to Mrs.. Wade mid Mrs. llelweg. MR. AND MRS. BUBAR , ENTERTAIN AT CHARMING. BRIOGE-D INNER PARTY Mr. anil Mrs. P. T. Ilubar enter tained at one of the most charming altairs of Ihe week, when they In vited a group of friends to a lovely sevell o'clock dinner ut the Hotel I'mpiiua. An oblong bowl, filled w(th gor geous Talisman roses, fhuikeif by lall llghled tapers, graced the cen ter of the table., while smaller bowls of Talisman roses were plueed at the ends of the tuble. Covers were placet! for Mr. and Mrs. Chester .Morgan, Dr. and Mrs. Clair K. Allen. Dr. and Mrs. C. II. Wade. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Pickens. Mr. and Mrs. (1. V. Wini berly. Mr. and Mrs. J. It. Whar ton. In and Mrs. D. II. Ilubar and Ibe host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Ilubar. Following the 'dinner the guests went to the beautiful Ilubar home on hast I-ane street for contract bridge. Ilouquets of snowballs und tulips were attractively arranged about the rooms. Itriilge score prizes were wou by Mrs. Wade unit Mrs. Allen, for the ladies, and Iir. Allen and J.. II. Wharton for the men, with fvatl Pickens prize. winning the traveim; MRS. LEROY HIATT ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLUB TUESDAY EVENING ,.,..1, . cl f kiuuiiu.o enlerlalned her briilge club Tiles- . .11' L' 11 ...I IllIArill. .. ut I enjove.l ul the III. II. C. I lull, ll suuini-r place on the Nnilh I mp. iiiu rivet- Sunday hv Dr. and Mrs Clan K. All.jn uiul iLauiihlei. Miss Ciii-olvn. and son. Hill. Mr. and :.lis. I. K. Mil ltutik und ilaugh , l.-i--.. Miss Paul. I.i and Miss Nan.'v !ud sou. Hlch.U'.l. Kd Nonlyku ami ! Dr. am! ,Mn II. 0. Chui.-h and duughter. Miss Mailan. and son. Chillies. ll.Mliti- vv.i- euiovcl duntu tin Ipha.tiu uttei ueoii hiuii.. UMPQUA SQUAWS DISBAND AND PRESENT GIFT OF MONEY TO LOCAL LI BRARY Tle nostfhurg; Cmpqua Squawa, orKunited July 11, 1-'L met Mon day evening wllh Mra. II. V. Maiby. pi evident, iu chai se, and the or ganization. oted to disband and the money left iu tbe lluawury aa voted to be siven to the Kosebtirg public library to purthHse books on Oregon history. The Cmpqua gquawa waa tbe auxiliary to the I mpf-itu Chiefa, which waa organized here by Oeorse Keuner In 192:1. Tbe auxil iary'K motto waa "civic bnoHtersT' und charutr meuibera uttendiiiK the Monday uieptJng included Mra. T. H. Nesa, Mm. i. c. Berg and Mra. H. C. Darby. Mra. L. J. Haines waa the firat preablent of the organization, which tor so many yeara accoo.piUhcd u i-ieiii tt mount in auveiuaiug itoae tiurg and the I.'mpqua valley, as welt oh to aaslst in all types of community welfare work and Hose burg projectH of civic interest. He cause of Mra. Haiuea' eutiouully fine work and service to the orstini zation, be waa later made an hon orary member. Miss Agnes Pitch ford, J'ouglaa county juvenile offi cer waa also elected as un honor ary member of the club, as ahe con tributed greatly to the oiKaniza tlon'a work in coininunlty welfare work. KeHldes the charter members prenent Monday were Mih. Alvia Wetherell, secretary, Mi's. J. M. Judl. Mrs. K. J. Brown, Mrs. Slory lies and Mih. Irvfn Hrunn. The organization sponsored the banquet in 192-1 at the Palace of Sweets, at which time the Itoseburg Hnsiuess and Professional Wom eu'a club was Instituted with Miss Rosa H. Panott as its first presi dent. In Hi 25 the group furnished curtains for the county hospital, as sisted by donatinK I2n to the health seal drive und helped with the state music t Weber convent icm jemn, imu fclUII) IieipL'U VilllOUS .Ti ,i , .. ' c,"l",nB,The lliiiiii Majoi (Jn.oli Henry und medluil munition. Flllsi One of the n.ajoi- ,i-ujn-tH of the v,uim. lbe lmMK y. Wug. oi'sanlzution was to upsisi l lie J lltr, ,iin"".1C1"C.'," "' s,","s." i"R, au-iUos...,'a, y-It..vnardl, by on h.:s. Dually the Itoneuiirg strawberry ta ' ..,,.,.,.,, , u ,lov puruuiw were especially featured by tiie group and unuually the members maintained a strawberry booth at the carnival to raise money to carry on their year's work, lu 1 92s the group realized $180 from tbe strawberry booth. Money was donated mnnthlv lo schools In Hoseburg lo furnish inns lor uniieriiourlslied children. The coinmunlty chest. Camp Fire Cirls and other civic projects were assisted liy donations of money and the members helped to furnish shrubs to Ihe senior high at hool grounds, as well as to donate uo Ihe Hoseburg band iinltoriu fund and lo givo a donation U) the local hospital. A donation of lir.il was given to the Koseburg public II - brary also. ln 1S2H the group also i, 1 niemuersiiip tee to the ....... ..,, h i iiniiiiK-i ui ciillllliej-co. Mrs. J. M. .lud.l. Mrs. I.. 1,. Spen cer, Mrs. C. S. Heinllne. Mrs. Irviu llrunn. Mrs. V. F. Harris. Mrs. J. C. I.eedy, Mrs. II. I..' Whipple. Mrs. C M. Krell. Mrs. L. A. Wells, Mrs. W. I), dinger und Mrs. Guy Cor- X.i ii x ii ii oil ) ui K.i,iiiuidiu o.)jii iumu Jin aiioum sje.w uoi KEYSTONE CLUB HAS DELIGHTFUL MEETING FRIDAY AFTERNOON Mrs. H. II. Slater and Mrs. Mm Stayton entertained the Methodist F.piseopal Keystone tlub at a de lightful one-thirty o'clock dessert luncheon Friday ul the former's home. Lovely bouquets of sweet peas graced the serving tables. Covers were placed for .Mrs-. K. A. Ilritton, president, Mrs. Dorothy Chase Hunt. Mrs. C. (;. Van Vulzali. Mrs. S. llaynor Smith, Mrs. J, llourock. Mrs. John Weatherford. Mrs. Hoscoe iMariilei-s. Mrs. . (;, llllrr. Mrs. Hugh Harrison. .Mrs! Vernon Keel. Mrs. Lynn Colby, Mrs. C. A. Eil wards. Mra. J. M. Ilaish. Mrs, Kennelh Ford, Mrs. H. I). .Mc Kay. Mrs, rt. II. Hampton. Mrs. C. Jones. Mrs. J. U. Piper anil Ihe Ihoslesses. Mrs. Slater and Mrs. jStaytnn. I Mrs. Ilritton had charge of the j business meeting, al whlrli time plans were made for a slt-thlrly Ipollitek supper for next Tuesday "it'll lo be held at the John Wealh. erfonl home on the North Pacific highway. Members of the joung married people from the M. I-:, church, South, are especially Invit ed. Those attending Hie alfalr a it asked lo bring their own table, ser vice. The next regular meeting will be a one-thirty o'clock desseri-luneh eon June and at the Vernon Keel home wllh Mrs. Keel ami Mrs. c ll. Van Valxah as Joint hostesses. YOUNG LUTHERANS LEAGUE HAS MEETING ON TUESDAY EVENING The regular nieetlm; 0I the Young luitberun's league of St Paul's Lutheran church was held Tuesday evening at the home oi llev. and Mrs W. A. Sylwesler. Alter tiie business meeting, tin.;, falsu tests were given on "bow well do 1 know the stones aluiiit Jesus" and how well do I know the Important tcucliings of the Hible The remainder of the eveninK was spent socially playing games llev. and Mrs. Syiwe.ter and Stuart Maker served refreshments to Miss Vera and Mls Pearl Host. Carl Klaenhumuier. I.cwia Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Sehllctu Jack Corlhy. Cla.vton Jin u.misi.iv Kd.ly III inkmeyer. Mary Krel.l. Ivllssell Kallie. (ienevieve linhnie and Pauline Klliolt. BADOURA CLUB TO MEET NEXT TUESOAY lU'loura club. Daughters of lb, Nib', will meet ,at slv-thlnv o'clock nobosless Stllit.ei- in.,) Tuesday eveuinu at the hnine ol Mrs. Will 11. I.eiii'1-.iii on Mlukelev -Ir.'t i. , in. nil,, , v.udlsllx lliv ittd lo by pi c.-clil. PUBLIC INVITED TO HEAR CONCERT OF ROSEBURG ORCHE6TRA In observance of National Music week, the itoi-eburg Loiiiert or chestra haa announced a very Inter esting and charming musical pio gram for eight o'clock next Monday eveuing, May Mh. to be held at tiie .Methodist KpiacopiU church. No charge for thia concert will be made and a most cordial invitation bus been extended music lovera of Hoseburg and vicinity to attend. H. A. Canady la director of the Uoseburg Concert orchesira, which is well known in Koseburg as a very fine musical organization, bavins- nresented numerous program during the past few yeura and as sisting a number of musical atuv ily projects in thia city. Mrs. Walter SanduuiRl Is pianist tor ibe ojchektra vitb Mrs. Homer (Jrow as organist. Mrs. Klsie Carlton .Strang, oi Medford. will be the guest artist on the nrocram. sinaiuc two groups of charming numbers. Mrs. Strang lu very well known here, Having oeeu a leader iu musical circles fur many years In Koseburg. .before moving to Medford with her family. She bad a large class of voice pu pils at tbe tine of her residence here. Mra. Frances Lintott will ac company Mrs. Strang's solos. Mrs. Strang's many Koseburg frieuda are delighted of thia opportunity of Shearing her sing again. II. J. Maboney, of Oakland, prom inent Douglas county musician, will play baritone horn solus on the program. The orchestra personnel Includes Ceorge Hammer, J. J. Lastling, Mis. Hula Koach. William Ott, Pe ter Crumett, Mrs. Ira Mebolt Munu, Mary Alice Wolford, Muriel Huber, Clyde Carstens, Male Strange, H. K. Maboney, Wayne Howe, Walter Kay. James Smith, J r. , F ra u k Wickbaiu. W. J. Olmscheid. I -eland Kutter, Joseph lloiiseulder and :hm.lts'H Hal-t.y The Interesting program in ('luilCiS ' 'gU,nln() aolos "Thou'rl l.iki' a lively Klower" (Uiilic-nstein). "Ava Maria" (Franz Schubert), "Hark. Hark, the Lark" iKranz S.-hubert) .Mrn. Klsie Carlton Strang; uceoinjianist, Mrs. Fi'an res I.intott. Hnnuarlan Dance No. V (John urahms). Overture (.'iniHecrallon (Kulcr I Jlehil. Moonlight In Venice- A Itcvelio ( Mackie-Ileyerl. lly orchestra. Ilarllone horn solos "lion (Julsole" t waiter M. Smith), "Country Garden," "Handkerchief Dame" (A. II. Itange). II. J, .Mahoncv: accompanist. Airs. Hslher Illikcn son. 'The Winner (Uustave Schumanl i- orchestra. Soprano solos "My Heart Hath a Soiik" (Huntinglcin Wondniiin. "Inlo the Night" (Clara F.d wards I, "The Wind's In thn South" (John I'l-lmlle Scoll), Mrs. lOlsle Carlton Strang; nccoin paiilst. Mrs. Frances Lintott. II Trovatore (li. Vei-.m Priesls' March l..,wl,.iu.,h Hallelujah Chorus From Handel's Messiah, by orchestra. GARDEN VALLEY WOMEN'S CLUB CELEBRATES 24TH ANNIVERSARY THURSDAY 111 observance of ' the Iwetitv louitb anniversary of the Garden alley W omen's club the ineinbera held a very delightful no-hnstoss one o'clock May-day luncheon at tbe clubhouse Thursday. Ilnuyili is of sweetpeas. Iris, marl golds and poppies, in Ibe club col ors of purple and gold, centered the beauliliilly appointed luncheon tables, while generous baskets of colorful summer flowers wero ar ranged about the rooms. Covers were placed for Mrs. John Sinclair. Mrs. Peter Sinclair. Mrs. Fred Panott, Mrs. W. I). Hess and Mrs. II. A. Calhoun, charter mem bers of the cluli. and Mrs. Unimu Williams, Mrs. Kdwin Itice, Mrs. J. I. Potvin. Mrs. Iluhy Tucker. Mrs. Ilruce Parrott. .Mrs. Fred Woods, Mrs. Clem Schneider, Mrs. H. H. C Wood. Miss Patricia Douglas. Miss Kriiia Cccr, Mrs. (I. C. llalley, Mrs. K. I.. Hashloril, Mrs. Albert llrown, Mrs. W. K. I Mug ham, Mrs. John Daniels. Mrs. Harvey Kwens. Mrs. Donna Ferguson. Mrs. II. K. lira ham. Mrs. II. S. Hutton. Mr. W. (Coutiuued on page L) ITS FLEECE IS WHITE AS h SNOW nuMuwih . . . and everywhere that Mary went, she talked about ih. Service Laundry! Soiled and coariened blankets re- pond to our gentle Isunderlng. The nap i, restored to its original oft. warm fluffmeil. Every bit of oil is removed and we ou.runl.e gainst shrinking or Itretching. if DRY CLE A N I NG i. . i w$ PS:
