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Newspaper Page Text. wo ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON, SAIUKUAY, JULY it, ivv. I MARRIEO TO rcvr. IN ASTORIA, JULY 1. SCDCDEUW Snoi Calendar Monday, July 24 By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER RUSSIAN COFFEE AFFAIR 18 GIVEN WEDNE60AY BV MISS ROSA S. PARROTT (lito nf the niOHt chamilng af fairs flf the summer HfamHi wan the Br. H. 1- Dunn's noti-denonilna- nui(),uh coffee clv-ii liy Miss Bnaa tlimlil Hlino numy ri at 7:fi clock In evening at din illg hall of DollgluB hotel t study the "Now Covenants." Public In vited. I't meeting of season. N. "f W. Tillable club to moat In afternoon at home of Mm. S. I.. Hebard. . ' Tuesday, July 25 . S. club afternoon meeting iwn' o'e.luck at home nf Mrs. II. J'. Snoddy "in Beulh Pine street. Rebekah lodge meeting at 8 o'clock in evening at l.O.O.F. hall with Muggle Dent. N. u, . In charge. i Wednesday, July 26 Episcopal church fair fro'" "lx In nine o'clock at Ihe home ol Mr and Mm. M. F. Mlddelbiirg, "The Lowlaads" 111 Oak addition. 1'ubllc Invited. Thuraday, July 27 I.Hdloa of Itoaeburg Country club to meet at 8:30 a. m. at club course for Roll. Potluck luncheon at 12:3d and contract bridge play at 1:3 o'clock. . VV B. A. meeting at two o clock in afternoon at Maccabec ball. All member urged to lx; ' l'f''nl; Trl-Snunre club of Urat Baptist i....h ,,n.dav mectliiK and noon picnic for members and their fam ilies at i.iie nuvn. Friday, July 28 n, ..,.,,, nVcrs clan of First naiillat church to hold picnic sup per at Tipton ranch, r-nimirv club members invited , ,-urn nnriv m.u ,.-. club- MR8. ROBERT KELLY COMPLIMENTED AT LOVELY SURPRISE SHOWER PARTY Mia. Robert Kelley was compll nioMoe at a charming surprise LADY LIONS AND LIONS ENJOY POTLUCK SUPPER ' AND SOCIAL EVENING The l.lom anil ljuly IJons en joyed a very dellgauul slx-lhlrty n clock pollers supper pany nion tiav evening at Uie attractive home of Mr. and Mrs. 1). W. Helllwell an South Kane atreet. ' Mra. Kenuotn Helllwell was gen nral chairman of the affair and waa aaMMUd by .Mra. .U. II. Muncy, Mra. Phil liulth, Mia. A. J. Kill won. Mra. K, Swansoti, Mra. Carl Poaey ud Mra. i-c Carpenter. Covers were placed for Mr. and Mra. I). W. Helllwell, .Mr. anil Mia. Kenneth Helllwell. Dr.. and Mra. Jainea K. Cainpbell. Mr. and Mra. I.ee Cnrtienter, Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Keldkamp. Mr. and Mra. Ken- o'clock potluck aupiier at t bouse. I Saturday, July 29 Itosebllrg Woman's, club service - .hop open fr.ni, 1:30 to 4 I In clulihoinio opposite Hunt a in- - (Han theatre. Sunday. July SO '. Annual Pioneer Stage Drivers' : picnic at Paraillae creek near hlk- ton. Banket dinner at noon. Free I coffee. Judge H. W. Mnratera, . guest speaker nt leu o clock prn- gram. All plonoera ami stage diiv- "SanV'lSncI members, their hus- - hands and families Invited to pic pic at Myrtle llrove. Basket dlu . her. - MISS STELLA HALL ANNOUNCES ENGAGEMENT AT CHARMING PARTY Th0 ,.gagement of MIsb Stella - Hall, formerly of this city, to Joss v.Mm of Uoddlnc. California, was Z nunouncod nt a delightful Informal . parly Thursday evenliiK, July at the home ot her sister, Mrs. II 0lt 1'etor.iou. 1 . During the evening appropriate were nlnved. wllh Mra. ti. " vc TliMinns winning first prize ami ' Mlaa Wllllllfreil Cofr.il winning the consolation prise. After the games J each lady laid nt her most Inlport - ant romance. Miss Hall's romance u. illiiatnitcd liv lulling two alliall 1 kill ens out of a hug. Around their - necka was a large wedding hell " heurllig the wedding date. August M I'Jth, and the name of the mute - elect and her fiance. ' After Ihe usual ciingnilulatlimH . Miss Hull cut 11 miniature wedding - cake, and Mrs. Peterson, assisted " by Miss Myrtle Wedding and Mrs .Catherine Huim served light - fi-esbinents to the fulln' " guests: Miss Wlnnlfied Corret ' Miss Helen Sebeill. Mrs. II. W Thnnias. Mis. Frances Uaig. Mrs - (llndys lleuilrliks. Miss Puiillii " flohertsoii. Mrs. llariy Mutlili 1 Mra. Male living. Mis. lima lloil trev anil tlie guest of honor. Miss - Stella I lull. .. VISITOR COMPLIMENTED AT PARTY FRIDAY AT M. J. NEWLAND HOME Mrs. Maurice .1. Newlninl enter, tallied nl a very delightful after noon bridge parly yeatenlsy In ronuillitient to her house guest. Mra. Thomas Oralliim, of Klnplie, Ore., formerly af tills city. Allrac tlve bnniiiiels of -olorful siiuiuier blosmnns were arranged about Ihe rooms. Contrai-I bridge was enjoyed dur ing the afternoon with Mra. tii-a hiini n'celvlng the guesl pi-lie anil Mra. H. 1. Corn winning tho high acoro .prlao. At the tea hour Mrs, Newlalid served lowly reri-esh moats to Mrs. (Ii-nlmin. guest of honor. Mrs. Hurrle W. Itooth. Mrs. Chester Morgan, Mis. Paul llelweg. Mrs. It. It. t'oen, Mra. N. C. Peter son, Mrs. T. tl. Watson and Mia. Frederick i. Porter. Mra. Graham and two sons. Tom. my and lavld. are spending a week here visiting lit Ihe Newlalid homo oil West Klrst atreet. PICNIC SUPPER IS ENJOYED AT KENT RANCH SUNDAY NIGHT A very delightful picnic supper waa enjoyed at the ranch home of Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Kent Sunday evening. Covers were placed for Mr. and Mis. U 1.. Wlmluuly, Mr. and Mrs. llordnii Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. II. K Whipple, Mr. and Mrs. I). 11. l.enox. Mi. and Mra. Marry 8. tllark. Miss Meredith Anno Jen klna and Ihe host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Kent. THIMBLE CLUB TO MEET NEXT MONDAY i . ..The Neighbors of Woodcraft Tliluible club will meel iiet Mon day afternoon at Ihe home of Mrs. S. I,. Hebard. All niembera are K. Pannt t at tier liaauuiui mime from three le five o'clock Wednes day afternoon. The aervlng table was covered By an attractive fllet-lace cloth over rose orgiinuy, ceineieu double-deck crystal flower contain er holding jmstel-ooioiod peltiniaa. larkspur and greenery flanked by lighted silver, tapers in ei-ysuii holders. The reception nail ann drawing room were lovely wnn hwelv ImnonHa nf magnolia, nine of anow hydrangea . and paatel- coloi-ed aummer bloasonis. Miss Parrot! was asklsled liy Mlaa Bettyjane Dixon, who receiv ed Ihe gueets. and Mra. J. A. Hard ing. Ml. 'Hi-oadway. Mrs. A. A. Wilder and Mrs. W. r . Chapman, in ihe drawing and dining rooms. The hostess and those assisting m attractive floor-length after noon tea gowns. Oirt-oMow-n guests invited by Miss Parl-olt to enjoy the P.usaian r'nffee hiclnded Mia. Clifford D. Hmker of Reallle: Mm, Walter Itahi. of Chicago: Mrs. Julius Klsen i,n,.l, nf Rim Francisco: Mra. W. R. Wlrliliind, of Honolulu: Mra. Paul J Tnleblood. of Meacnw. ldnhe; Misa F,mma Celand. of jm Angeles; Mi-s. John Throne, of Salem; Mia.. Waller Klnsel, of Wilbur; Mrs. John Patteraon. of Oakland, Calif-' and Mra. B. H. Moore Mra. George Holter. Mra. C. A. lickwood. Mra. If. I,. Mrlienry, Mrs. Ivan B. Mc Kliiney. Mra. K. H. MacDanie.la and Mra. James Perry, all of Port land. , , The Resellin g Sliest list Included Mrs. W. F. Chapman. Mra. Broad way. All's. A. A. w.lioci. mis. . r. Barker, Mrs. Hoy flellowa. Mra Ed- ;ar Lewis, Mrs. Dexlor Klce. mis. V.. F. Tandy, Mra. waller liniun- on. Mrs. M. I.. Hrlckor. Mra. m. H. ireen. Mrs. l. V. Wlnilierly, mis. Arthur H. Mountford. MM. w. Ilaynes. Mi. H. H. Staplelon. Mi. J. llacher. Mra. C.eorge ivoni- hagen. Mra. M. Haael illxon, mi. Fnal Kehwnrla. Mra. Ivan I'lcKena, Mrs. Many A. Hingie. Mra. runnes 'noil. Mra. (leoi-KU Kev.-ell. mra. v. Monck. Mra. Irvln Bruim. Mra. S. O. Hume; Mrs. W. H. Fish- tra. H. 1. Loiiham. an. Ken neth W. Kinney, Mrs. (). M. Berrle, Mra. A. K. Kent. Mis. waller risu- Mr. .1. Varna . mis. r.. i.-i,llL,!eii. Mra. Sherman, wis. Douglas Walfe. Mra. K. A. Sanfoiil, Mra. Nathllll Filllerlon. Mra. M. F, Rice. Mrs. O. P. Jewell, Mrs. I.. W. Josse. Mrs. 11. Casey, Mra. F. 11. Churchill. Mrs. I,. K. McCllnlok ,. ii W. Mndilnx. Mrs. v.. v U'hiirioii. Mrs. LoiilB Albeit Hunks, i, i.veilei-i k .1. I'orier, .miss 1 ,lu llulek. MISS 1 .11 111 miiis ML. Helen Casey. .Miss lien-u llnchnr. Miss Hose and Mlsa Win .. llltier. Miss Adeline Htewnrt Mlsa Minnie Bell. Misa iieiiyjiuii- Dlxon and Miss Kclio liiuiuis. SALEM VISITOR IS COMPLIMENTED AT CHARMING PARTY ul.n Unite Mrl.elhlll. of Sslem, housegllesl lit the home of Judgo uud Mra. Carl K. Wlniberly. was coinpllinelileil at a i-mumm lirldge-tes Tliursiluy iilleinoon given bv Mrs. Wlmberly and iIsukU ler. Miss Francea. at the lovely Winiberlv home on l'.HBt Ijine strwl. ileniitllul boiuiueta of mix ,.,1 suiiiaier nowera were used about the rooms, eiilovlng the bridge hours Imlllrted Miss McLellnll. guest of honor. Mrs. Marshall Pengia. .ill's. A. 1). Pan-. Mra. U L. Wlmberly. Mis. .1. II. Wharton. .Mis. i,e.n,- Wharton. Mis. Frederick J. Porter ,i.l kilns Fram es Wlmberly. The iiuest nrlae was presented to Miss Mcl.ellsli and Ihe lilgll score uhuki prise as won liy .Ufa. veins, Whii rton. lluests en ling at the tea iioui m bonor Miss Mcl.ellaa Iniludeii Mrs. 11. V. Wlnilierly, sirs. i n. Wells. Mi. II. Heig. Mrs. . II. Ill-own. Mrs. Hum Hose. Mrs. I(. I,. Wbliuile. Mis. 1.. I.. Miller. Mis. II I). Coen. Mrs. Roy Catching, Mrs. II C. Waddell. Mlsa Mei-iililll inie Jenkins. Miss Kelly Mm Whipple. Miss Aniinhelle mid Miss Clambelle Heig. Miss Delorcs t ucv Miss Wllnia Feldkainp. Miss t,uv Itiilinr, Miss Virginia Anderson, or Aigimn. (luiiiii. Miss llaiiimer, ol Vi'aiiiwlo. South Hakotii. Mlsa Pa li-lcia Mil el'. Miss Iionilliy i-er niniiil. Miss Hetty (Julnc. Miss Helen Minle Catching lllld Miss Mim v .Iiimii Psikliison The lea lable. coveriM by a very lovely luca chilli, whs celileril by a pollery swirl bowl of Ivory-color filled with Pule pink roses, sweet pens, petunias. siiiipdriii:oiis and gieeuei. Miss Frances Wlmle'l-lv ami Mlsa Meredith Anne Jenkins presided at Ihe punch bowl'imd the hostess, Mrs. Carl K. Wliubeiiy. was assisted In serving and about Hie rooms by Mrs. 1,. I VVIlliliell) and Mrs. C.eorec Whnrton. Miss Mi l.ellsn and Miss Wlmlier ly are Iwilh. tnelllbers ol Kappa Al pha Thrln annuity at Oregon Stnte college. Miss Mcl.ellnn is Blieuilliig ten dujs here at the Willi bin ly lieme. 0AR0EN VALLEY CLUB PICNIC TO BE HELD SUNOAY, JULY 30TH uh,wer nnriv Biven last evening neui roi-o. .mi. iwe "-.. hna.'&.iJ'Mr.r'l.i -Mr. and Mra J. I. H epben, and Mra. lo.,a,-d Klley, er. Mr nd Mrs M Jl Munc) , 1). at theauractive bom. of (he latter ""'"Mr. A- !! Mr a nil Mm In Luurelwou'i lleailtlflll boiuiueta of llluligolds, asters and gladioli were used about the morns, while the serving lubles were prettily appointed In a color-scheme of pale blue. I no noB tesses were usslsted In serving by Mrs. lalo Slepbeena' niece. Miss Afternoon Fur Coat Styles ling, Mr. and Mra. William Good win. Mr. and Mra. A. '. Ben-email. 1 Mr. ajid Mra. i. K. Follz, Mr. and i Mrs. K. R. Walton, Mr. and Mrs. i John William Robertson. Mr. anil Mra. S. C. Klchmond, Mr. and Mra. " H. B. Ripprell, Mr. and Mra. -Carl , j oscy, Mr. ano ann. i. , , to,,,,. Murgaret Churchwrtelit, of lllwaco, 1r Kag yn k gwaaaon, Mra. Wal- t VI uM Vumm trllMlm. ! Waah A lovely , eight o'clock desBert supiier was served, followed by the presentation of the many beauti ful shower gifts to Mrs. Kelly. Clients Invited by Miss Houser, Airs. Klley and Mrs. Stephens to honor Mrs. Kelly included Mra. K. villi Mra. Fwilerick Chapman, Jr. winning the high score prize. I ' 1 I V """" " 3 f C " " 1 11 11 ii a iajj lace Downer. Mra. Nance Fltaalm nioni, Mlaa Helen Marie Catching Vernon Johnson, er wena, vn-e., Forn Smgletnn, R. H. Franka. Tom my Atkins and Sidney Frediickson. Contract bridge and pinochle were in play daring the enjoyable evening houra with Mra. Frank A. Carlson, ot Minneapolis. Minn., long winning me ni,n n-vn m Mra. Francis Hash, or Medford; .prixe and Mra. E. R. Walton win- . Mra. Ivan II. M. Kinney, of Port- ning the aecond prU,e, and Vei-non , laud; Miss rmma leland, of LosJonnron winning Angeles, MIsb Margaret Clllllrh- pinochle prlac. wrlght, of lllwaco. Wash., Mrs. J. ' .M. Jilild, Mra. Frederick Chapman. I PERP.Y-8TANTON PARTY Jr., Mra. Jamea E. Judd, Mrs. I GIVEN MRS. E. W1MER Perry Smith, SJra. Will H. Gerret jON TUESDAY EVENING sen, Mra. J. C. Hume, Mrs. R. H. . ,,..,,. -hnwer naiiv was Sipprell, Mra. T. (I. Watson. Mra. ,ven bv Mra Fivd L.. Perry and Scott Williams, Mra. H, H. Turner, I J,,., cnvlea V. Stanton at Ihe Mra. Iroy Hlatt, Mra. T. H. Ness. I (,)im(n.-, boma Tuesday evening In Mrs. Francis Klley, Mra. Jack c(mpnmeiit to Mra. Evei-ett Wimer. Chapman, Mrs. Homer t,row, Mrs. i jie evening tioura wei-e enjov W. T. Petera. Mi. A. II. Cacy, .Vrs. 'a,y anent In sewing and viaiting. K. A. Post, Mra. Fdwin Hooth. Mrs. Utter which lovely relreahmenta Knliert Helllwell. Mra. Ray Asbilry, i were aerved by the hosteasea and Mi. Cyril Nichols. Mrs. Frederick later the many beautiful shower J.epoiier, Miss Tbelma Smith, Miss 'girts were presented to Mrs. W tin- Margaret llamn, Mies Alice I eland, er from Mra. H. u. unurcn. sirs, w Miss Helen Casey. Miss Helen man Burner. Mra. Clifford Parrott, Fallie and Mlaa Verla Mcljnighlln. 1 Mra. J. I Baunderaj Mra. J. A. liming the pleasant evening houra ins. Mra. J. W . DIHer Mra Wal- .." f:' i'i... ..ei.'ln belt and tinr collar and is flared slight- lace ttivoeriFon, am. i-am s- ariurauira: mt sitt it 'V'1 " r "u: ji m,u .niiarless. souare-sboul- 1 .. n , l,Amlna Tha AlllPr n IIITB YflfHiei. riEIIl. Ul 3 Ull -" . . . - . 1 . .... ' . ... .u. .u.. i i,l tmntrhiner mil The Ciirdeil Vnlley Women's rlub Mill ststnsor Its annual pii-nte at one o'clmk Hnutlay. July Ttoi h. nt lltitton'a gi-iv-'. to which alt resi dents of tiniib'll Vnlle) ale most eordlallv Invited to bring a bskei most inrdlally Imlted to ba prea- lunch and Join the club for ins flit. . ''") CHARMING BRIDGE LUNCHEON GIVEN BY MRS. JOHN M. RAISH A charming one o'ciock bridge luncheon waa given yesterday by Mrs. John M. Huish at her lovely home nt the post. An attractive bouquet of carnations graced the center of the lace-covered lunch eon table. Mrs. Raish was assisted ill serv ing by her daughter. Miss Hetty. tluesta Invited Included Mrs. M. 11. viiincy, Mrs. I,. 1,. Wlmberly, Mrs. Adrliill Fisher, Mra. .1. P. Mots- rhctiliacher, .Mrs. Phil Harth, Mrs. Iwiiils Fnlleiion, Mrs. H. C. Rich mond, Mi. K. Hwaiison. Mra. C. M. O'Nalley, Mra. Carl Klaenhammer, Mra. II. A. IVist. Mra. R. II. Hampton, Mrs. Leslie C. Cllliimlngs and Mra. J. A. Hart. Contract bridge was enjoyed dur ing the ul'ternoon with acoie prir.es going to Mrs. Motschenliacher. Mrs. Witntierly mid Mra. Fisher and traveling prliea going to Mrs. Hampton and Mrs. Post. ' W. F. M. S. PLANS SILVER TEA FOR AUGUST 17TH The Women's Foreign Mission ary society ot (he Methodist church mel at the home or Mi. A. C. Miirsteis Tliursiluy iirieinooii, at which lime plans were made tor a harming silver lea to be held In Ihe garden of Ihe Maraters home in Miuin Kane street the after noon or August 17th. Mrs. J. II. Halley, president, eon luctod the meeting wilh Mrs. (',. W Leeper In rhai-ge or tho "l.lttli Light Hearers" program presented by Ill'teen children. A certiflcnle ir tmimoltnn was prcscnti-d to Mm Myn DlMin. Twenty. three la iltes were present. 'Ihe Inspirational devotions were presented by Mrs. C. W. l.eeier. nrier which lovely rerresbments wei-o sen eil In the garden. FAMILY PICNIC SUPPER IS ENJOYED AT SHOEMAKER SUPPER PLACE TUESDAY A very dellghtrul family plrtilc supper was enjoyed Titesdsv eve ning al the auractlve summer home ot 111. and Mrs. H. R. Shoe maker on Ihe North I'mtsaua at Winchester. Those enjoying the ra-islon In eluded Mr. and Mrs. Carl Shoe maker, or Washington. !, ('., Ma name Jl. J. Shoemaker. 1r. and Mrs. 11. U. Shoemaker and daugh ters, MIbs Hetty and Miss Horls. Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Shoemaker and son. Hob. Mrs. Warren Hncgs and mlii. Jimmy and Jerry, Mra. llir- l.-e Harden, Mt Nfanreen Her liianii. or Crania Pass, and Miss AUIicb IjilUnt. B P. W. C. PICMC DATED FOR JULY 30T'i Mrs. R. M. Church, Mrs. 1. l!.. Folia, Mm. Wallace Downer. Mrs. Dnnn ltadabaugh. Mi.- b. A. Miles. Mra. John A. Barney. Mrs. Irwin Short. Mra. F. I. Perry. Mlas Lena C. Porter. Mlsa Margarei tne nemtine. xne omcr ae mxe mwra, "a", - " -,i,j ciral.wine. dered, fuU and boxy, with the pelts on sleeves and matching mull worked spiral-wise. BETA SIGMA PHI "KID" PARTY IS ENJOYABLE Price and the hostesses, Mrs. neu affaih ur wtunmiusi 1 1.. Perry and Mra. Charles . blan- ton. MRS JOHN M. RAISH ENTERTAIN8 AT LOVELY BRIDGE LUNCHEON Mrs. John M. Raish entertained nt a charming one o'clock bridge Rata Sigma Phi members and Invited guests enjoyed a very de lightful "kid" party Wednesday evening at the benutirul country home or Mr. and Mrs. Clay Smith at Winston. Prims for the eve ning were awarded to Josephine Heard. Mra. Koy l'eiereon, janei MRS. S. P. MEYER IS HOSTESS AT CHARMING PARTY ON THURSDAY Of much intereat In Roaeburg la (he wedding, of George Neuner, son of Attorney and Mra George Neuner. Sr.. of McMinnville and i,. Peek, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Peck, at the Metho .ii.. ehurch in Astoria. Ore., at four o'clock Saturday afternoon, July 1. Rev H. F. Peinberton perlorm ed the ceremony In a beautiful aetting of lilies, palms, delphin. turns, white larkspur and lighted cathedral , candles. fh bride, who was given In ! marriage by her father, waa love ly in a cnanuny tall train and scalloped erVHne. Her double tulle fingertip veil fell over her face and waa held in place by a Juliet cap forming a halo effect with orange blossoma and seed pearls. She carried an arm bouquet of Johanna HIM roses, lilies of the valley and sweetpeas. . , aan Miss Phyllis Adams, refild honor, wore a powder blue ba. nulselte frock styled with a full skirt and pink bows at the neck line She wore a Juliet cap ot seed pearls and vanied an arm bouquet of Rapture rosebuds and sweetpeas. Miss Kdlth Holmes and Miss Betty Neuner, siBter of the bride groom were bridesmaids and were attractive in pink Iharqiilsetto . frocks faahloned to match the maid of honor's gown. They car ried arm bouquets of delphiniums, sweetpeas and roses. Little Carol Neuuer, slater or the bridegroom, and Helen Joy Duncan, of Cincinnati, Ohio, coir sin of the bridegroom, preceded the bride and carried large can dles to light Uie altar candles. MIbs Constance Laugblin sang, "At Dawning" and "1 Love ou Truly" accompanied at the or gan by Mi. C. A. Reed, who play ed the wedding processional and recessional. Wilfred Zwick. of Portland, act ed as best man to the bridegroom and ushers were Karl Repp. Harry Hansen. Jr., of Portland; Andrew New-house, of Marshfield, and Russell IselL of Astoria. Mrs Peck, mother of the brido, wore a powder blue lace gown with a corsage ot Rapture loses and sweetpeas. Mrs. Neuuer, ,niher or the bridegroom, wore :i lushia crepe gown with a cor. sage of garoenias. A reception at Bywater follow ed the ceremony. For going away the bride chose a navy silk suit with matching accessories and a corsage of rosebuds. After a wedding trip to Mount Rainier .n.i uri.lah Columbia, the conplo Cordon! Molly Margaret Booth celeliiaieu wm be home al 4,ui "" MOLLY MARGARET BOOTH CELEBRATES FIFTH BIRTHDAY AT PARTY Neuner luncheon party at her attractive Mcacnscncr, ...y. -. -,. ,' i. ivwi,,u,iiii- uitei-- Duncan and Mra. Karl smith. ,, ' I A picnic smnier party was rnjny- The serving table, covered ? a ed early In the evening by Mra. beautiful lace cloth, waa centered . Karl Smith, Mrs. Hoy Peterson, bv a bowl of-snapdragons, while! Mrs. Millard Doyle. Miss Beverly carnations were used to carry out i Winston. Miss Klleen Klelsl, Miss Marion .Vloore. .-.nss .. i,u..-... Miss Josephine Beard. Miss Doro thy Chapman. Miss lleryi in -uniiei Mlsn Kvelvn Wlllta. Mian .liinei Flrkenscher and Miss Tlielma Ki.iltll Miss Kvelvn Willis hud marge , . 1!.. , U VIIIIIJMII.III I. .11,-,. ..... ....... . j , ..... .- , i ,i. iD h,.a her rifth birtlidav anniversary at a cmntnn street. Portland iviig..., ... ....,"..." " ;,V-.V... in ,u.n at the, n,!, Mr and Mrs. visitiiiK ner parenis-i.i-i:iw, .,... ..u . ...h..... -: . . ,,., iirJiversity Mrs C. W. Wi ght, nnd in tare- nonie oi lie. pnieu., .,. ...,i , were Biu... - . . we to Miss Zyida Unibert. who Edwin Booth, near Myrtle, Creek of Oregon. Mr Neuner was u du, left Friday for California, a very Wednesday afternoon. ated from laiv school The brido charming one o'clock bridge lunch-! , Glrts were presented to Molly! " a member of Chi ' 8rbe' eon was given by Mrs. B. P. Meyer Margaret and the afternoon was ity ndi, nM1,ln.eI,r8i "a men at Ritter'a Hack Forty on the North , enjoyably spent in playing sanies of Sigma Ail na. Umpqua at Winchester Thursday an(1 visiting. A beautitully docorat-1 ue"" ,.".,ic included the ed and lighted birthday cake was ',.,.. .ntoriial grandmolh mi attractive decorative motif in the rooma. r . Covers were placed for Mrs. 1.. !-. Tandy, Mra. Aiihur II. Moiintlonl, Mrs .1. 11. Mountford. Mrs. I-.. n. Van Ness. Mrs. H. 1.. Whipple. Mrs. II. S, Hlark. Mrs. w . I. l-ei- era. sirs. liarriB r.uswi...... '" Paul Ceddea. Ml. Harry A. Miig.e. Mrs. Mark I,. Cnderwood anil Mra. M. C. llowker. Contract bridge was enjoyed dur ing the pleasant alternoon nniirs with score prises going io .n. Tandy. Mrs. Petera and mi, single. WEEK-END IS ENJOYED AT RITTER'S BACK FORTY A dellghtrul week-end house air tv was enjoyed at Itltter'B Hack Forty on the North I miKiua al u-ii,'.lieier l.v .luilce and Mrs. C:irl K. Wlniberly and sons and ilaugh ier. cii. Jr.. Ix-land and Miss kvun,.i nnd tho latter's house ,. uiu s..llv M .1 .( I lull, of Sn i..i and Robert lleuly and .lark .Monroe, or Portland. u u-tn.lei-lv anil -hiss .oi-- j.ll,,,, u.-e hnth ntem Alpha Theta sorority and are botn stllilents at Oregon niair ..,t... Mr. Healy and Mr. Monroe lelt the tirsl or the week for ineir nnm- in Portland, while miss .viei.ei.i... remained here for a ton-day visit at the Wlmberly home on hast l.nne street. aiiernuou. ;el aim ngiueo nimmm -v r bridegroom's matorhal grandmoin Colorful pottery and the Mexican ; cut and Berved later. Guests in- JJ H CampDcn ; his undo motif was attractively canied out vited lo honor Molly Margaret in- x j)r anil Mrs. c. r). in tlae talile decorations. Covers eluded Mrs. D. W Helllwell and '. ,..,,hter. Miss Patrl were placed for Mrs. Wright and boh. Jimmy, Mra. Chester Hercher (.,enn an(1 n5 two cousins. Miss Lambert, guests of honor, and son. Hilly, Mra. Maurice . (M Heen jy and Robert Dun Miss Virginia Wright, Mrs. dies- Newiand and daughter, Marcla. ' of (,ncBnatl, who went to ter Morgnii, Mrs. A. C. Herreninn. , Mrs. Adrian Fisher and eon, Larry. e' wc(ullng with Mrs. Campbell I Mrs. Clvde Fllllertoii. Mrs. A. J.! Mrs. Frederick Chapman, Jr., ndlimd the oiennn. i Klliann, Mrs. Ceore McQueen. I son, Fritr.ie, Mrs Louis Fullertoni The Neuner family is very well I Mrs. R. C. die. Mrs. C. M. O'Mul- and daughter. Molly. Mrs. B. . R- itnown here, having formerly re- daughter. Moine . noseburg. Mrs. ccorgu r , . i i fnr the delightlul ley. Mrs. Daniel Keohane. Mrs. Kd-, Maddox and daughter. Mollie slUPd In Roseburg. Mrs. l.corgc of airangementB Tor the dcl.(,niiui 1)()mtliy chllse Jeanne j,,.B Harrie W. Booth and Neuner- s,-., a a daughter of Mrs, SAN FRANCISCO VISITOR COMPLIMENTED AT FISHER HOME ON TUESDAY Mra. J. N. Fisher entertained a few friends ut her attractive home on Kast Washington street Tues duv afternoon to compliment hot house guest. Miss Jean Powers, of Kan Francisco. OueslB Invited to meet Miss Pow ers included Mra. P. M. 1-s-o, Mrs Daniel Keohane. Mrs. 1.. K. Wade and Mrs. Harold Hnskill. At the tea hour. Mrs. Fisher served lovely refreshments. On Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Fisher and Mr. and Mis. 1.. K Wade look Mias" Powers In Kugelie. where she left lor her home. ;Vr. of Knp,.aiCHARM,NG INFORMAL Hunt and the hostess, Mrs. Meyer, son and daughter. Brian and Har- H Campbell. Mr. Neuner t-r., Contract bridge was enjoyed riet Catherine. Mrs, K. Itonk and formerly district attorney dining the nftcrnoon with guest , daughter. Beverly, Joanne Hewitt, Douglas county. was for mine being presented to Mrs. of Seattle, and the hostess, Mrs, Wright nnd Miss Lambert, and the Edwin Booth and son, James higli score prize going to Mrs. dies-'Henry ter Morsati. MRS. CHAPMAN IS HOSTESS TO BRIDGE CLUB ON MONDAY An attractive lace covered table MRS. L. A. MILES IS HOSTESS TO SEWING CLUB TUESDAY EVENING Mrs. L. A. Miles very gi-aclously entertained her sewing club at at f VISITOR PROM CANADA COMPLIMENTED AT ' CHARMING PARTY Mrs. E. C. Patterson entertain ed at a very charming one o'clock budge luncheon Thursday at her home to compliment her sister, Mrs. R. J. H. Voung. or feasKuiooii. Frederick J. Porter and the hostess, Mrs. Chapman. High score for Hie tiriernoou's hours. contract bridge play was won by The Hardness and Professional Women' rlub has aononnced Sun lay, .lu'v IliMh. is the dMe of lis two o i io. I, nimbi dinner to be held at Joe Murphy's iiminirr cabin on the Ninth I'mpoiia. ;! members and their Invited guests bave been asked lo enjoy the utrslr. Hiss l.ladys llnsKin Is acting as chair man or arrangements tor Ihe picnic. INFORMAL DINNER ENJOYED AT DIXON HOME WEONES0AV Mi. M Hnel Dlvnn entertained at a leiv eiitovaidc informal din ner at her home Wednesday e.e iilng. hailtig as her guests, Mra. lto Catching. Mrs. ileorge Whnr ton and Mi, lnin Hrunn. Follow lug tl.r dinner hour, a four some of bridge was eujoied with .Mrs Catching winning the score. MRS. T. 0. WATSON , ENTERTAINS AT CHARMING BRIDGE LUNCHEON THURSDAY Mi T C. Watson very gracious iv ..ie.-iBlncd eight of her friends .'i a charming one o'clia-k hiidge- luncheon at her lovely home on Itlakelev street Thuraday afler- noon. Mixed nouqueia ... ....... flowers lent a colorful note to the table nnd rooms. Covers wens placeo lor mi Frederick Chapman. Jr.. Mra. ii 11 Maddnt. Mrs. Harrie W. Booth Ml. Paul Helweg. Mis. . ... i" Vn'rsh Mi N. t . Peterson. Mrs. Warren Hriggs and Mrs. S. J. Mine nialier. -' L'onti-act bi-ntce was m pin; ... ,h. leHHnt urterniNin hours with Mra. Helweg winning the high scure piite. MRS. A. J. HESS IS HONORED ON EIGHTIETH BIRTHDAY AT DINNER Mrs. A. J Hess was honored on her eightieth tdrihduy anniversary at a very lovely in uiin timiily dinner given by her son in law and daughter. Mr. and Ml. James T. Miller. Thuraday eve ning. A beautifully del-orated birthday cake centered Ihe table and love ly gifts were presented to Mrs. Hess. Covers wai plared for the guesl or honor and Mr. and Mi. IS. H. Hess, of Ashland. Clarence Hess and Ihe host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Miller. TEA ENJOYED AT BARKER HOME ON THURSDAY i,. I F. Barker and her iliiuub ter Mrs Broadway, entertained at charming Informal lea Thursday .., i...i,. invt.Iv home on 'SI.eiM."'" 1 - j Fast Lane street in coiiimuii-iii -;... noss. Mrs. Julius F.lseuhach of Mm nan rlsco. who is visiting ueie l.-.tour l ewis ' Those enjoyng the afternoon with ;NIKA L0DGe SUNDAY Mrs. Darker anil mis. i.nm.in., ... eluded Mi Bisenhiich. guest ol honor. Mrs. Kilgar Lewis, Mrs W . F. Chapman. Mrs. II. C Waddell and Mrs. 1.. W. Josse. centered bv a howl of orchid iiiid lovely eight o clock: dessei i-supper Canada, wno w in ue. """ white cosmos was used liy Mrs. i Tuesday eveuii-.g at her home. 1 Doreen, is visiting here tor bcv- Frederick Chapman. Jr.. Monday .tiladioll and dahliaB formed tne al- eral wecKB. arternnnn. when she enteitaineil . tractive decomtivo motlt for tne her bridge club at a lovely one- occasion. thirty o'clock dessert-luncheon nt Covers were placed for Mrs. Cay tie.- hoi.lu in I ullrulumi.l MilltonvC. S gtlCSt. allll M TS. H. H. Covers were placed tor Mrs. R R. Turner. Mrs. ! 1,. Wimbciiy. Mra. led Mrs. P., M. I.ee. Mrs. 11. II. Mmldox. a guest, anil Mrs. (). li.!l K. Foltr. Mrs. n. M. Church. Turner, Mrs. Edwin Booth. .Mrs. Hess. Mrs, liogei 'Bailey. Mra. Scott Mrs. Donn Rad.iliaugh. Mrs. Wal-1 Boyd Hales. Mrs. Chester Hercher, Williams. Mrs. Edwin Hooth, Mrs. lace Robertson and the hostess. A. I). I'nrr. Ml. Flunk Coen. Mrs. Mra. Allies. Rewihg anil i. siting were en- joyed dining pleasant evening Mixed summer blossoms lent a colorful note to the rooms. Guests enjoying the party given by Mrs. Patterson for Mrs. Young luclud- and Mrs. WHARTON FAMILY REUNION ENJOYED AT N. OF W. MEETING IS HELD MONDAY -AT I.O.O.F. HALL , ..tn Vn 4!1 Neighbors i Wo'odcmtt met Monday evening at' Pans. Mr. anil Mrs. C. W. Wharton. EDYTHE F. KELLEY HONORED AT DINNER ON BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY To compliment Mrs. Edythc Flor ence Kelley on her birthday annl- A very delightful reunion of the .versa ry. a very lovely dinner was Wharton raniily was held at Nika given at one o'clock Sunday by Mr. lodge isuninier place or Thomas 'and Mrs. J. B. Pulley at their al Wbaiion on the North I'miiqtia tractive home. near tllidel Sunday. Covers were placed lor Ml. Kel- Those enjoying the occasion in- i ley. guest of honor. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Walter Hercher Owen Walker. Contract bridge was enjoyed during the pleasant- afternoon hours with Mrs. Young receiving the guest prize and score prises going to Mrs. Walter Hercher and Mrs. H. H. Turner. Mr. Voting will arrive here from Saskatoon. Canada, by automobile (Continued 'rora page 3) eluded Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Wick IhihI. or Honolulu, Hawnll, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wilni'ton. or C.rants .i, l II OF. hall with l.llarniaii Neighbor. Lorn Darby, presiding. Katherine C.lhson. nt lhil Circle No. . Seattle, was a cui evening. . Following the liuslliess m.-.-..i.. the members and their ranillles en m,orf the second play ot Ihe card and Chinese checkers tmfrnsments lively rerrosnmcnis were -.... i..r in n.e evening at beautifully appointed tables, centered ny howls oi column Bummer no . Cvnthla 0'imond. asslsleil by her daughter. Miss Honithy, had charge of the rerrcahmenls. MR. AND MRS. CUMM1NGS ENTERTAIN POTLUCK PINOCHLE CLUB MONUST Mr. anil Mra. Ward Cumliilugs During the day a number of friends called at the Miller houie te wish Mrs. Hesa tr.ahy happy re turns ot the day. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Wharton and sou. Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Ceolge Wharton, Thomas, Miss Hess and Miss .lane Wharton. Mr. and Mrs. Ii. V. Wimbciiy, Mrs. J. F. Darker. Mrs. Broadway, Mrs. Clifford I), ltjirkcr and son. John, of Seattle, and Mr. and Mrs. I,. W. Josse. ARCHERY MEET IS DATED FOR JULY 30 The Southern Oii'gon Archery ussmiatlon. with C. W. Slnniger ns pi-eslileiit. bus planned an In inlereslfng' ajl day aidhery meet to te held at Winche-iter. Sunday. July ,1u. beginning with an-hery goir at s:.1u o'clock In the morn ing. A picnic dinner will be eliioved at noon In the camp ground, iol- enteriaineu ineir i,i-,...i. , , . . . , . . .i.,,,,,...- , .,, ,tlnck I'ln-able si,p,a.r etui a. , i1))()iiiiih( (h( ,,,,,. .heir home Monduy ev lllng. t o en w.ae plni-e.! :ii mi attractive': jREBEKAH LO00E TO piintlileu-mine utr .-.ii. ano Val Stioi.g. Mr. aril Mrs. K. F Sheiinan. Mr. and Mis. William Pemlierton and the host and hos teas. Mr. and Mrs. Cuninilngs. Piuocblr high scores tor the eve ning were won b Mrs. Strona and) hie grand, prel.hng- All members Mr. Cumtnlngs, are urged to be present. MEET NEXT TUESDAY Rosebnrg Uelakah lodge No. 41 will meet at eight o'clock next Tuesday evening at Ihe I. O. O. F ball with Mrs M.lgsie Dent, uo J. Worthlngtoll. Mra. Wade Worth inglon, Mrs. Kay Hafilahl uud Imhy. Miss Ha Unlini-h, C. K. Mnnsrleld and Ihe host anil hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Bailey. 'ale pink petunias anil roses graced the tahle. while large bou quets of gladioli were atlractively arranged about the rooms. BOBBY HESS HAS PARTY ON FIRST BIRTHOAY THURSDAY Hobby Hess, son nf Dr. and Mrs. O. R. Hess, celebrated his first birthday anniversary at a delight ful parly at his home In Myrtle Creek Thursday alternoon. cuts were presented to Dotihv from Marilyn and iHinna l,oo Wll. son, Sandra Way. Mrs. Henry snirtrlltl. Mrs. l lara Strong. Mi. t.ny Way and the hostess, Mrs. tl. K. Hess, The Ucbteil birthday cake was beautifully decorated in pink, white and green. F. S. CLUB TO MEET NEXT TUESDAY The F. S. dub will meet at mo o'clock next Tuesday afternoon at the home ut Mrs. C. P. Snialily on South Pine street. All members are cnnllHlly invited to lie present. 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