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TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, SATURDAY, JULY 8, 1939 SCDCEDETTW Swini Calendar July 9 Job's Daughter and ItodB hike ill) yin)i bister over .Sundiiy and ,loitduy. Monday, July 10 Dr. U. L. Dunn's uou-deiiomlnH-l tuna I IJlhle study class In in?i itl 7; If. In (lining hull of DoiiKlns hotel to continue mudy of the New Covenant. I'lihllc invited. N. of W. Thimble, elub afternoon meeting ut home of Mr. Arthur Jludtieil h l HI North Hose strum. Pottawatomie (Jump Klie group meeting at 7 in evening ut home oi guardian, Kleuiior Hes, in J-aurel wood. Tuesday, July 11 Kiidouni club, DaunhlerK of the Nile, meeting postponed indefinite ; Jy. Jtebekah lodge reKulur meelhiR Ml S o'clock nl hull. SSiuff photographs Dot to be taken until Hupiemner. Koseburfj TowiiHoud club. No. 1, to meet in H n clock lit diuiUK linn of Douglas hotel, l'olluck tuippei Hcheduled fur July Hi ut city 11 hrary park, indefinitely pomponed. K. 8. elub afternoon meeting ui home of Mih. T. W. Thomasou. Yoiiuk Luiherun'H league picnic in evening at KivvuiitH park. .Mem hern asked to meet nl 7 In evening at church, where can will furnisn transportation. An aiigeiiientH In churge ot 1'enrl and Ve.ru lloctz and hew is Vk llson. Clidc Towpscnd club to meet at Christian chinch in evening lo hear Mian Jlelen Smilh give report on national convention, which he ut tended. Wednesday, July 12 W, O. A. club one o'clock pollack luncheon at home ot Aim, Jtoy Good. tit. Joseph's Altur Koclety lo meet at 2:JU at pariah hall. All member teo, nettled to be present. Thursday, jJly 13 Presbyterian Missionary society to meet at 2:30 ul home or Mm. Ij. Scot I, north I'aciric highway, with .Mrs. L-Jnituu laennx ami Men. H. S. Nichols, IlSHlstillg llOHtUKHCH. JSIrn. (,'. I Spaiihhng, devotions; Mm. Scott, mmniounry tdudy hook U-HHons. Keport on Mr I'olnt confer euce In charge of Kloreiice Hamil ton. Christian .Minnlnuury mjcluty meeting at. churcn al a o cloca vmui lira, i'. W. Ileildey in cliarge. I'ro gram on "The Problems of Mexi co." In cliaigu of Mrs. W. 11. Koch esler. Iiovotions, Mrs. Paul IHns key. Special Mexican music by anna Keller ami Aluble 1 Taylor. Til-Square club all-day meeilng and noon politick luncheon at sum mer camp of Airs, N. tl. Nelson al lont Hock. ladies of Country club lo meet ut K:30 a. ui. at club course. I'ol luck luncheon at 12:. tit and bridge tournament play at 1 : ;t0. Hosehiiig Kebekah lodge, No. II. ami rhilciiirhwi lodge. No. h, Odd Fellows, will hold a joint liistalla llou of officers at S o'clock In eve iilug ut I. (. (. K hall. . Winston .Men y-lio Hound club lo meet at :.lu dessert-luncheon al home of .Mrs. Kred Itcnuer 'in Happy Valley. i Frioay, July 14 i San Koiicl Itirthday club one thirly dessei t Innchemi al home of Mrs. Archie Wilson at iusinti. Florence Nightingale lent. No. 1T. Daughlcrtt of Cnion Veterans of die Civil War. I Mil 1m;:,, inceling at 7:3u in evening nt armory. Saturday, July 15 ItoKchm g Woman's Huh sci v ire shop open from l:;(u to 4 o'cloi k upstairs ill club home, opposite JIunl's Indian theatre. Soulh Deer Creek grange lo meet at Myrtle grovn a I hnl Carhelin'M much. The men of (he gniuge will have charge of the refieshliielits. FIR POINT CONFERENCE YOUNG PEOPLE RETURN TO ROSEDURG THIS WEEK Mrs, W. Al. C ph.-M, dean of women ami in. Mont . Itonch. Ilieiior, and the lolhiwlni; ymniK people have lehllliefl Id lioHi-bulg Irom Hie iwu wei'kH" Kir I'mni ( ou lerenre at Clrinhile: Ituih and I. ouine Itljike. Nancy Knlaiul, Alia litihlell, Caliirlii Ijnme. iMutllMl larpham, Charlntle Illllnid. l-'ltir-t'ln e Ibimlihm, Jmie iLimemiiu. Carol Moure, John RoImtIj. (till ClialmerH and Sum it Shiilei). SD.C. GRANGE HAS MEETING The Snulb heei Civt-k uniiii:.' met at lh- hall Saiindav i-veinm; A sot lal hour ul rinds and IhiMiil followed Ihe icmilai Imkhiihh ston. The Hfl meeting will be hel.) ul Mj file iim i al Ki e. Cm-hHin s ranch. July l.Mh. nt which time t It. -men ol the icninge will bave i hame of the icticsliineiilH CLUB MEETS AT ACKLEY HOME ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON The f ll e)u'. uniler Ihe leader ship nf AUs. I. O. Arkle, met itl the Ai:ktey home 'I hursda alter liooll at Ihree oVIni k lo make pIhiis for a week's camping (rip up Lillle liver. m r m SAN SOUCI BIRTH OAY CLUB TO MEET FRIDAY 'Die San Souci ftlrthda club will nipet at oiii'-lhirly o'clock ilesiit luucheou next Kriday at the home of .Mrs. Archie Wlluon nl Winston All member tire most cordially iu' Tltetl to be present. By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER REV. AND MRS. SMITH HONORED AT FAREWELL POTLUCK SUPPER MONDAY Itev. and Mrs. S. Kay nor Smith ami sous, Iiaynoj, Jr., and Nevitt. were guest of honor al u very de lightful su-ihirty o'chuk pollock xiiitper and farewell reception sponsored by the Wenb-y ftibl cIh sh a I I he Met hod 1st Kplscopa I church parlors Monday evening. Over uiih hundred friends gathered al tin Hunch in honor of the Smilh family. Heaullful bouquets of Hummer flowers were used lo decorate the long tables. Ministers of Ihe Kose- burg churches wen present and each gave short humorous and in- piling talks uml Aitorney Paul Ceddes, very capably, acted us toiiHlmaster. Those participating In the Im promptu program included : Hev. ferry Smith, of St. Uoorgc'd Kpla copal church; Mr. Morris 11. ltoach. of ihe First Presbyterian church; Hev. I'rabh, of the Jiapilst church; Hev. A. J. Starmer, of the M. 10. church. Smith; Hev. Trick. Sulher lin M. K. ehun h. Mr. Charles A. Fd vvards retired Methodist minister, and responses by Rev. and Mrs, S. Haynor Smilh. Mrs. Karl Wiley, president of the .Methodist Kpiscnpul ladles, gave a talk on Ihe aid and slated that al though the local aid whs disappoint ed lo have Ihe Smiths move away, (bat Salem would gain by their residence. Mrs. Wiley fa a former member of the Jason !,ee church in Salem, where Hev. Mr. Smith has been transferred. Mid. A. J. Cedrlea, representing ihe Sunday school, and Mm. II. A. Cunuday, representing Ihe mistdon ary mm iety. gave short talks. Two pleaMiiK vocal duets were present ed by Mrs. Harold McKay and Mrs. A. J. Kllison; reading by Miss Mar garet I'age; nolo by Or. Paul True blood; reading by Miss Adeline Stewart; farewell address and pre sentation of a beautiful hIIvoi pllcher to Hev. and Mrs. S. Knyuor Smith from the chunh. wild Hep. II. A. Canaday making the presen tation. In conclusion, .1. F. Me-CliiiKK-k, teacher of Ihe Wesley Hible class, requeued ihe group to sing. "(Jod Wiil Take Care of You." wllh Vera McCluihu k Jones sing ing Ihe verses and the guests Join ing on the 'choruses. GARDEN VALLEY WOMEN'S CLUB IS ENTERTAINED BY MRS. R. S. HUTTON The rh-Ht meeting ol' the new cluh year wns held by the Garden Valley Women's club at ihe club house Thursday afternoon with Airs. it. S. Mutton as hostess. At the close of the husluesH ses sion. Miss Jean Hilcbie gate a very Ititereaiing lalk describing her ac HvtiluH during her aileiidnnee at Ihe 4-1-1 cluh summer school In Cor vail is. During the social hour refresh ments were served and later the group was delightfully enteriaineil oy u well-Interpreted piano numbei played by Miss llorls (iilbiausou. of Lou Angeles. Those enjoying the ulternoou were Mrs. I. A. Gilhniiisou ami daughter, Miss Moris, ol Los An yeles, Mrs. W. 1). Hess. Airs. Kniinu tvtllhiuitf, ..., ,;iu bchuuider. M I'm. ( l. M . A ichel, M i s. Fred nods. Miss Anna lieer. Miss Jean lillihle. Airs. H. A. Cnlboun. Airs John Daniels, Alls. Harvey Fwen. Mrs. Albert Hi ou n. Airs. Donna Ferguson, Airs. W. I). I.ovo. Airs. Heairice. VtMinllllon, Alts. Hugh Itilchie, Jr., Airs. Adam Schneider. Airs. Deter Sim lair. Aim. C. , Spray. .Mrs. (Jilhert Wooil and Ihe hostess, Mrs. It. s. Itiittou. The next regumr ineeiinK ( iv chili will be heel at the i lub bouse, Ihursday. July INiih. Ihe htisless loi win ill will be aauouiiced later. MRS. BERT COURTNEY ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLUB ON WEDNESDAY Airs. Heri Courtney very gr.i loiisly eiilertatUcil (,er lnl.iJc cluh al a one o'clock tin hostess luiich- 'on al ihe llolel Kose eiluesiliiv alter noon. A licHiiliinl lninriitii .. pHStel culorcd KweelieuH graced Ihe lahlc. Covers weie placed nr Airs. A. II Ta lor. Mis. II. II Turn,., l. Homer (iiow. Airs. . M. i..,.' ,M1M l.eio) Mi, ill, Mis. A J. kllison. Alls. Fre-leiick .1. I'm jim.I t Hill llley, lawless. l oiiliacl lni.lce was enjoyed In - tidiliv of Die luticl liiriii.. rii.. deaant at'lci iiimti hmns with Mis. i.ce winning (lie blgh m oi e, DELIGHTFUL DINNER ENJOYED AT QUINE HOME ON JULY 4TH A ciy deliyttuitl no hostess din net ,s eUjovc.l Ihe Fniirtb ol .1ul '"I Ihe Inline ol Mis. ( Iconic h jatne Co,. w.-te plated for Mi J(iul Mis I, unit (IsIhmii Mi MiI Mm V ': lahn. Mi. and Mis I: n '"cn and twu siintt i... 1 1 ,.,,( Mi. hael. Mr and Mrs. lio Caleb niu, Mi. mid Mrs II It oiiin.. Mi mid Mis. Kenneth (Julne and daughtiT. licit), mid son. (ieome. and Mis. (bailes I -i i I i .....l daughter. m m m ALTAR SOCIETV TO MEET NEXT WEDNESDAY SI. Joseph's Ali.ii MH-tfiv will hold iiu imiKiiUnr incellnu al two ibirty oYluik iieM Wcdhesdav af ternoon ul the alholii furish hall on -N'oiih Kune siieet Fierj mem ber is n i)iU'!lcd to be ("sent loi (lit nif.'tui. TERRY JONES CELEBRATES SECOND BIRTHDAY AT ENJOYABLE PARTY SUNDAY I ! Terry Jones, hoii of Mm. Vera ' McClinlock Jones, celebrated his second birthday unuiversury at a very ileiigntiul parly at his home un tCam Lass stieet tiuuday after noon. (jilts were preKimted to Terry from Mr. uud .His. liaiold liigiam and children, t'emdope and Frank Leslie, of Hed lliuil, i.ulii.. Air. and Mrs. J. K. AlcCliutock, itev. and Airs. ti. Haynor Smilh, Mrs. A. J. Kllison ami daughter, Donna Jean, Mrs. ii. 1J. .Meyer uml oaugiiier, Joan, Airs. Kdwin liooth und son, James Henry, Airs. H. C. (lilu and daughter, Nancy .Marie, Mrs. Jack SuliLidorf and using liter, Kai y hp leu. Mrs. i'orothy Chase Hunt nud daughter, Alary Klleu, Nancy Alc ( 'Unlock and Ihe hostess, Airs. Vera McClintock Jones. Later In me arieruooii (he heuu litully decorated birthday cake, lignteii by (wo candles, was cut and served wllh refreshments by l lie Hostess. FAMILY REUNION IS ENJOYED AT DIXON SUMMER PLACE SUNDAY A delightful family reunion und picnic dinner am swimming party was enjoyed at the summer place of Mrs. Al. Hazel Dixon and daugh ter. Miss liettyjane, on the North I- mpquu Sunday. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Jewell and daughter, Oonnu Jeuu, and son. Huddy, of Fresno, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. Delwin Jewell, Mrs. li. Casey and daughter, Miss Helen, Miss Hosa li. uml K. U Par roil . M is. hi . H uzel I H xon a n d daughler. Miss liellyjane. Miss Ke lyn Willis, Miss Naomi Scott, Mrs. Ilerihu Parrott, Miss Claire Tison, Miss Kathryn Husenbark, Alayuurd Hell und W ortb Davis. The occasion ulso marked tht hiribday auiiiveisariea of K. L. Jewott and his daughler, Uonnu Jean. mm SURPRISE PARTY GIVEN MISS BEbSIE HAGAN BY GROUP OF FRIENDS A very lovely politick supper and surprise puny was giveu ut me ii. ti. Jlage.il liome by u group ot Ineuds calling on Miss ilesie lia gan, whu Is driving her employer, Jlrs. W. 1 4. Howard, of Kong tleucb, i alii'., on a Lnp to V asbingtou. (iaiues uud music were eujoyud follow ing dim dinner. Those present were Miss liessle Ilagau, guest 'oi honor. Mi. ami rtlrs. ivenneui conn and son, Dunne, Air. uud, .Mrs. ut ter Kruse and daughter, imrlene. Air. and Mrs. W. F. Kouebiuke and son, (irant, Mrs. Carrie Tison, Air. and Mrs. Carl Ilotfriiau, Atr. and aIih, I'honias Scott, Air. and Mrs. U Hilam Itouebrake, I )ickie and Dale Itouebrake, .Mrs. V. K. How ard, Air. and Airs. Charles Doernei und Air. and Airs. Charles llagati. CLOIE ROLF E AND WILLIAM PURDY HONORED AT PICNIC DINNER Aliss Chile Knife, of Kosoburg, Ulld William PllldV. ol Vancouver. H. C.. were guesis of honor at a de lightful picnic dinner at the atlrac live summer camp ot .Mr. and Airs. t. h. t nteser on the North t mi- ijua Sundaj . A lovclt Lilt was nrcst'iitcils bv Ihe mono lo Miss Hollo and Mi I'ur.iy. w no were quietly married in Hosebtut the follow ini: dav. .Inlv :trd. fioin Air. and Airs. J. H. I'aiter sou. Air. arid Airs. .John ftrdie VI r ami Airs. John Ihirkbarl, Alt. and Mrs. ( Hvi-ii Walker and childien. Sally and Hobby, .Mr. and s. h. Cllteser. .Miss Jessie I'.iiirisun Miss l.eona Holle. William Cadei-- sou and Amos Hockctl. MISS MINNIE L. BELL ENTERTAINS AT DINNER AT UMPQUA HOTEL Aliss Minute L. Hell enierlained at a charming six -thirly o'clock din ner party at Ihe llolel i'nipuua Tuesday evening, having as hoi guesis, Re. und Alls. S. Itayuoi Smilh and Iwo sous, Kajnnt, Jr., ami Nevilt. ami Airs. Kli.aheth Haines. Kev. and Mrs. Smith and sous mocd lo Salem Thursday, when the tnrmer will be pastor of the .hi sou Lee Meihodist Kplscopal chunh. Haynor Smith. Jr.. expects lo leave Salem soon for Boston to attend school (his fait He w;i graduated fiotti Wilauimctte uuivei si in Salem this year. FOURTH OF JULY ENJOYED AT BELL LOG CABIN BY VISITORS Ahs U illliim Bell had as her guests hi her attracllve tell log cabin on the Noith I'mptpia altovo lillde oei the Fnilllh ol .lul. her son and daunhter ili lav, . Mi . and Mis. I! W. Hell and daughter. Aliss itcerly. and Mr. mid .Mrs. Jm k Jcnnnii:- and daughter. Joanne, of Potttand. Mr ate) Alls. .Ichllincs and dauc.li lei and Mi. Bell returned to Poit land Thuida. while Mis. H W. Bell ,md Beverly remained al the hK labia loi a longer a alien. M.O A. CLUB TO MEET AT POTLUCK LUNCHEON NEXT WEEK The hdciilxiucr All) A club will un et at a one o'clock pnllm k luncheon next Wednesday at the home ot .Mrs. Ro Hood All mem liei s uu most onluiMv in itcd lo be present. REBEKAHS AND ODD FELLOWS TO HOLD JOINT INSTALLATION (tosebtiig Hehckah lodge No. 41 und Phihiiiriun lodge No. S, Odd Fellows, wilt hold Joint installation of new officers at a very interest inn meet lug nexi Thursday night, July l.'Hh, at the I. O O F. hall. District deputy grand muster. Oliver Plumer. and district doputv urand president, Kuth Plumer, will presidM. The dc orations for the evening will be in ctiitrge of Wlma Herman Carmen Clurk and Kvelvu Fredrick son. Hcfreshments will be in charge ol Klfh Schwurz. Kthel Hail ey. Kmily Judl, Christine Micelli. Anna Goiildeu. Ioua Webb, Klleu (loidon und Ah hie Schindler. The i t cular business meeting of the Hebekah lodue will be held ,i s o'clock next Tuesday evening at the IO ) K. hall to make final pre paiatious for the installation cere mony to be held the lollowinK Thursday. Members of the degree stair are heitm noiilled thai the staff will not be photographed un til the first meeting in September. MISSIONARY SOCIETY TO MEET AT SCOTT HOME NEXT THURSDAY The Presbyterian Allssionnry so ciety will meet at two-lhirtv o'clock next Thursday afternoon at Ihe home of Mib. W. U. Scott on the North Pacific hlHiway with M is. Kunna Imiox and Airs. H. S. Nichols. itsHiK!tg hostesses. Mrs. Hcunei ilrow, president, will. lie in charge of the business meet ing, with Mr. Curl F. Spauhling con ducting the devotions; Airs. Scott in charge of the Mission study hook lesson, and reports on t ho yount; people's Kir Point eonlerence, wild Florence Hamilton, presiding. The meeting promises to be of unusual interest and enjoyment and ull members and fneuds are most cord ially invited to bo present. MR. AND MRS. YEARWOOD ENTERTAIN POTLUCK BRIDGE SUPPER CLUB Mr. und Mrs. Leon Yeurwood en tertained their six thirty o'clock politick bridge supper club at their home Tuesday evening. Covers were placed for Air. and Mrs. .Marshall Pengra. Attorney and Airs, itoniel Keohane, Mr. und Mrs K. H. Jacobs and the host und hos tess. Mr. and .Mrs. Yearwood. High score for the eveniim's con tract bridge play was won by Air. Keohane. BIBLE CLASS TO MEET NEXT MONDAY Dr. It. L. Dunn's iion ilenomina- tionul IHble class will meet nt sev-n-lorty-five o'clock next Alondav evening at the Houglas hotel dining hall to continue the study of the New Covenant. The bus will con tinue meetings through July. Any one Interested in Bible study is most cordially Invited to attend the class meetings. ROSEBURG TOWNSEND CLUB TO MEET TUESDAY Hose burs Townueml club No. J will nicer, al s o'clock navt Tuesday evening at the Douglas hotel dining hall Members not desiring lo cliirJb steps, are asked to use the Douglas street entrance to the ho tel . The politick picnic supper plan ned loi; July luih at the city lihrury park, has been indefinitely postponed. SUNDAY IS THE DAY HOLLYWOOD WEARS ITS OWN CLOTHES, NOT THE STUDIOS STARS' FORMAL FROCKS SHOW GROWING TAHITIAN INFLUENCE FLOWER MOTIF AT 3 ' ' plf i. , ..--y (.!. 1 mM Hi!'- 1 V..M iillB.i;tif4,V1;irj(iyr km.. Ill 4 i ?'w',ni, H ? V- '.. ' ' ' a Ai, ?'l ' " I f r.tl -:,y t - ' s r!WraiJ' M -.si - rnt'' - ' "v" 1 , . , " li i - - ' t "1 f " . i ) fs - . ,r. -' . t I , i i -.; : . v, ' A - I J . Y I '. ' ;, . . I - '' ' ''''' ; ':" ' L,.-v, " , r' , ."'-;" " 4 v - '5 J .. J . , yi- ; . I .Jnti; J' . - .'. .t' ;: " 1 I v - . l'" f ' lr ,k" : tr ... . , .,".'- ' -r , " ' ( " - -l : - r V ... r 4 t ' : n t - , Mr. and Mrs. Eugene H. Princen Photo liy Clark Studio N ws-Iteview KtiKiavltm. Miss Helen (lallantz, of Itrockwiij. and Kugone II Princen, of Roseburg, who were married at a beau irul ceremony at eight o'clock Saturday morning, July 1, ut HI. Joseph's Calbolic church with the Itev. Fath er Leo Sheehan performing the ceremony, and the nuptial mass. Miss Helen Helen (lallantz, attractive i daughter of Mr. and Airs. Valentine iiaiiamz, oi itroc.;way, ano luigeno If. Princen, sou of Air. and Airs. Kugene Princen. Sr., of Rosehuig, were murrleil at a beaiitilrl and im pressive service at eight o'c lock Sat urday morning, July 1, ut St. Jo seph's Catholic church. Hev. Father Leo Sheehan per formed thr cere mony in ihe presence of u large number of relatives and close friends. At the close of the cere mony Father Sheehan read the nuptial mass, Pat Kye Hichard Otto acted as a 'isseii and olytes tor GARDEN PARTY For her i out-of-doors j..,. suppers, "1 Binnie Barnes ' i a wears a cooi ,; I (rock of thin, ; . m Small flowers are 'v widely spaced , on a white l f 1 mere is no 5SJ trimming i. Bt -r io aeiraci rum iS5 M the graceful f f r - : rrl.. lines, me vards-widc fan-pleated skirt is trimly eat h ''red into a a slim. Innr v:s waistline and the draped bodice has simple, loose C'l nIH fnkltinn hal' . 1 new thenarasol. ft .ti V bik t I MARRIED HERE ON SATURDAY the occasion. The church was lovely with white ami pink flowers and the paws were marked by white streamers und hows. Mrs. Hedwig Watzig played the organ during Ihe ceremony ami vocal selections were presented by John Sage and Miss Alary Ann Wat zig. The bride; beautiful in a white marquisette wedding gown embroi dery in white satin and fashioned with a short train, was given in marriage by her lather, Vuentine, ( lallantz. She wore her sister's, Mrs. J. En.';holm. of AHniieapolis, ny Li en-: nkvillf: Ni:. Service Staff Correspondent H(LLVV(oi. Sunday isn't a day of rest in Hollywood; it's a day of exercise, the only time when movie people have lime to enjoy their pools and tennis courts. And since there Isn't any Fitch thing as a Sat urday afternoon off. Sunday is the big day for entertaining Peoplt here dress formally more lor tut tun ot uniting annum in plctute i.ats than uio tiling el.e. ine u-jliai i-aiixia parties uie oui-Oi-iioot iiuaii., witt-iiiig up vmii nuiici :ai'i-'3 or patio-piciin. a, ami ou wen' what yon p.e.uc. i lie gieaiest lUiiuencc iue.-.u for mal ciuies nave uad suos in sftiiis, v. it tell nave cuuie aou u lo gius.i levei. I'uruaps ll a oecaune women uud toe shot l pcn.-wmi hhiris areu i as cute as tiu wi.i lucy uotiiii loo a. ..iiks in coioiful prints, all sorts ot iineiib. ami giioaoi.s in evei y M.e riifc.i are ined for lliese pauo-uochs, us inc.. tail luclii. -vmi, itioii'iut nt ti hummus, n vn uoiM'ts a necviace oi rem ilaifics. in' a nd ot g.uoeinas oiien are woiu Willi tlUvc shupie ureses. r.er.vuody is preiiy tired oi the .Mexican mom, wiia its cacti-ain.-ncjecleii iiotiKey panel us, i nere is Mime indication taat K niliese stv tes ionic in later: tUe le aireauy wean uk tlie straight, tip -ami huh u tiousets that react; wen aoove tlte ankle Itolie. IPtt just now laniti is Ine lavvrilo. "1 lie tropical fhnveis in violent cidots look will m tanned shins, and ( alumina ilowcrs are c. !;:; -it: ! ! !! Ml unoi . With Flowers in Her Hair At (lale Pate's bon vnynce paiiy for l.nla Lane, hailing lur l ion. lit ill. both hostess aud tltuio lee went Tahillan. Aliss Paee s n nn -skirted lro k was a K'ay and htm- I ta w aiian pi i til. Alis line vvoie a red and white patterned biOIlse Kith tllll tUt HOIIMMS oi w lute IropU ai i lolli ; i ed i at na tions In her datk h.ur aud a lei Of the fame Hotels matihed (lie ldl'He. Joan Ciaw ford's S.imlay etifer tauniii; is UMially a bullet supper, followed by a luov te in liei own small i ho.it to. lired of glamorous i loiti' s all week, she likes lailoied inns (01 licrown patties. A favorite Ibis suniuier is a nnti-kii ted frock of (due chltfoti. its bieuse as tai lored as a shirtwaist, and its tail I'i-hop lee(r (afened i lo'-e at the vv l ist. )!.!, ,iyM . i MW.I ll!,J...j.f Minn, wedding veil. Her dress was fashioned Willi short pulled sleeves and she wore long lace glove mitts and carried a shower bouquet of pink rosebuds and lilles-ot'-the-val-lejv Miss Mary Tchelisnig.'of Min neapolis, Minn., a niece of the bride, was maid of honor and was attractive in a peach-colored mar quiscue trocK, tusinoneu witn siioti'i,, net n.i Dmi,,',i , Y, puffed sleeves and floor-length skirl. Her .... Cnlni..l l,nl ... a1 1- " ",,u'1"11 a of blue sweetpeas ami she wore u blue flower wreath in her ha r. ' Aliss llernardine Princen, sister of Anna Ncaglf, Bnti.h star of '.Nurse Edith Caveli", wears a Harden frock from her own ward robe a cotton striped like pep permint candy in white and two shades of pink. Tiny pearl but tons trim the triangles of the white pique collar. A cartwheel hat of fine white straw, with a creased crown, is banded in black velvet ribbon. i -r j 1 1 '' I the bridegroom, was lovely In a blue chiffon flooi-lenRth frock, und she carried a Colonial bouquet of . salmon-colored sweetpeaa aud matching wreBth in her hair. Richard Princen acted as best man to his brother and Robert Tchellsuig, nephew of the bride, e:id LeBlie Covert were ushers, with little Agnes FyerUaen, iu a pretty paste-colored frock. a flower Kill. The bride's mother wore a blue luce dress Willi maicmiiR acces sories and a corsage of gladioli buds. The bridegroom's mother wore n deen-ecru lace dress with matching accessories and a corsage of glddioii buds. Following Ihe ceremony, a wed ding breakfast and reception was held ut the parish hall on North Kane street. The beautifully dec orated bride's cake was cut l(y the bride. Vocal selections were pre sented at the reception by Mary Ann Walzig. John Sape Father Leo Sheehan and Mrs. Valentine Cal lantz, accompanied by Mrs. Watzig. Covers were arranged for Mr. and Mrs. Kugenc H. Princen. Rev. Father Leo Sheehan, Rev. Father Kdmund Hylaud, Mr. and Mrs. Val entine Galiantz, parents of the bride; Mrs. J. Tclieilmiig and daugh ter, Miss Mary, and son, Robert, of Minneapolis, Minn., I. Vander Bomm aud daughter. Miss Isabelte, of Portland, Mr- and Mrs. Eugene Princen Sr., parents of the bride groom. Mls6 Heinurdine Princen, Hichard Princen, Leslie Covert, Agnes Fyerissen, Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Bluer, Mr. aud Mrs. li. Hargis. Miss Genevieve Hargis, Mr. and Airs. J. Harold Nichols, Mr. aud Mrs. P. Smyth, Miss Grace Free man, Charles and Miss Sadie Bux ton, Miss Lilly Duviiu, Mr. uud Mrs. John Sage, Air. und Mrs. F. S. Mon roe. A. Salzman Arlund Bender, Mrs. Lucy Jennings, Mr. and Mrs. E. Hrowii, Mr. aud Mrs. R. R. Wil iett, Mr. und Mrs. Stinner, Erwin Stinner. Mrs. R. L. Carpenter, Miss Mary Carpenter. Mrs. Lucie Kent, Mr. and Mrs. C. W, Park or, Mrs. Hedwig Walzig ami two daughters, Mary Ann and Cecilia, Hai ry Hen ry. Mr. aud Mrs. J. Heidenreich. Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Paul, Miss Elizabeth Christian and Martin Paul. Mr. and Airs. M. Porter. Mr. and Mrs K. Feyerissen. Miss Esther a nd Pat Feyerissen. M rs. Perron, David and Alfred Perron, Da ire 11 Parker. Don Parker, Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Nichols aud Mr. aud Mrs. Cyril Nichols. Assisting in serv ing were Mary Ann and Cecelia Watzig, Genevieve Hargis. Eriku Brust and Evangeline Fyerissen. Following the breakfast Mr. and Airs. Princen left for Portland and coast points on their honeymoon. The bride chose as her going avvuy costume, a black tailored suit with matching top coal trimmed in pan els of fur. Her black felt hat, gloves, shoes and purse were trim med in black patent leather. Ikr corsage was of sweetpeas and pas tel summer blossoms arranged with fern und her blouse was dusty rose. Upon their return from the coasl, Mr. uud Mrs. Princen ure at home to their friends at the Kohlhagen apurtments, until their residence in Oaks addition is completed. friie bridft Is Well known here where she is a popuiar member of the younger set. She was miuluat. ed from the Rosnburg high school t Men-v hnsniml .wi ' . . 1 in IVIIIJIH. after wuich he i-etni-nnd i.. way to make her home with her pa rents. Mr. Princen, who is also well known here, attended the lo cal high school. Ml. Angel school and later attended engineering school in San Francisco. He is em ployed here by local bufiding con tractors. COUNTRY CLUB LADIES r TO SPONSOR PRIVATE CARD PARTY THIS MONTH Tlir lailies of the Ronnluri; Cciuil- iy lllb llll'l Ht thn I......... Tliursdi. with Sirs. Walter Kishcr iiitit:iiii in ..In i.i... .... Plana were niailo for one of a ser jies of ilcliehtliil rani parties for linemhrrs of the ,-lnh nnlv ti, .1..... of the ( aril part- will be' announced in a tsiiiiri nine. A white eleiilmnt n..lr 1..... nient waa enjoyeil durinq the niorn- ine wiiii prize cnttiK to Mrs. Ken neth (Julne. Mrs. Waller Fisher. Mrs. K. A. I'eai-Mon. .Mrs. It. !). Ilridees. Mrs. I.. K. Fies anil Miss Hetty Ann Kiscitliuch. of San Fran cisco. I'ntlltt-k ItinrllPOn wim unri'ml .1 noun tn Mrs. Walter Fisher. Mrs. i . I'., w imlierly. Mrs. K. A. Pear son. Mrs. K. 1). UriciKes. Mrs. W. M. McFachern. Mrs. Arthur II. Mmnitliml. ii1-h. .1. It. Mnuntliird, (Continued on paco 3.) There is nothing so indicative of a worran's age as her hands. Keep yours young and beautiful, yet be proud of the acpearance of your wash by turning it over to us. We are better equipped to do It and we save wear and tear on your hands and clothing. DRY CLEANING Pi
