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I TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON. SATURDAY, JULY 29, 1939. Framed in "Sculptured" Coiffure, Features Make Beautiful Picture By LOTUS KNIGHT POUTER 1 SdXCDETrW S.Ui Calendar Sunday, July 30 Harden Valley Women's Hub an imal one o'clock picnic at Hutton's grove. All residents of Garden al loy Invited. Sllllrt Solid l-llll) members, tlM'fl' IiuhIihikIh and families Invited t(i picnic dinner at Maple grove. II. P. W. ('. members ami Invited guests In picnic ut two o'clock ul Joe Murphy's cabin on 1 lie Norih liiiliqua river. Monday, July 31 L. T. L. In meet at two o'clock In afternoon at Firm Christian church In make plans for picnic to he held in near future. Hummer m-houl, liiught by Scott Williams, local leacher, will open lit nine, o'clock in the morning at Ihu junior high school. Tuetda, Auguit 1 Melrose gruugii meeting at a o'clock in evening tit ball wftli past masters hi chaise of entertainment of skits and music. Job's Pa lighters and I heir par ents to picnic at Calkins summer home, (iroup to meet al four o'clock fit home of Kelly .Mae Whipple lo go In group to the Talking place. The picnic will be nerved at H:'Mt. Members am asked to call Mrs. tiny Cordon (or instructions repaid jug food. Wednecday, August 2 Lloiia club lo meet at ti.'.Ui o'clock ilinuer and stag party at F. It. Wal Ion home, on Chad nick Hired, Bellview club In uuterUiii Hose Iiiiik Woman's club members al uuu o'clock picnic luncheon al J, I ml bloom 'a grove at liixouville. Thursday, August 3 Ladles of I(oshurg Country cluli In meet at club course at X:.'tu u. in. fur soiling. Potluck luncheon at JL'.au. ( on tract bridge, tournament play Hi 1 :30 o'clock. Carden Valley Women's dub lo meet al two o'clock In afternoon at clnb house with Alia. K. L. Bash lOI'd MM tlOSleSS. Christian clllirch ladles aid ho rlety lo meet at two o'clock in aft ernoon at church parlors will) Mia. Anna Abel as hostess and Mm. A. -M. Neul In chaise of refreshments. Friday, August 4 Kcystuuu club or MclhodiKt ihuich lo enjoy potluck luncheon pt "Itolleu Acres," home of Mr. and -Mrs. H. II. Wilson al t'mpimn. Cars will leave the church at cloven n'cluck hi the morning, ('all Mra. Kenneth Ford for transportation ami .Mm. K. C. Jones lor planned jiolluck luncheon, Saturday,, August 5 ItuHolHii-ff Woman's club service nuop open from l::in to l o'clock In afternoon upstaliH In dub house, opposite Hunt's Indian theatre. Sunday, August 6 Annual NebiaHkau pli-nic al new Avery park located one ipiai u-i or a luile south of I tie city of Corvnllis U highway iWW. Free iidice Bus ket dinner. riognim. Thin will the sixteenth annual picnic or No biuHkauni in Oregon. MISS HELEN SE BERN IS COMPLIMENTED AT SURPRISE SHOWER PARTY Mlsa Helen Kebein. who will In come the hi hie of Ihlaiie ('helps next Sunday, vvuh complimented at a lovely Hiupii.se shower parly Thursday evening Khen bv Miss .Myrtle Welling and Aha. Stella Se bei n. The guests enjoyed the parly III the Sebern garden, where names wen plaved ami lovely gilts, were pi t settled to Miss Sehern from Mm. Keith livid. .Mi h. F. A. Hind, Mrs. ('. K. KoHelund, Mrs. fnther ine Kunti. Mix. Theroii llnrrls. Mrs. Julie Itcynolils, Syn. II. Harris, nl Kuneiie, Mrs. 'I'helnwi I'l'leinon. Mih. Kusmdl llarria. Miss Clarelhcl Knaelund. M imi Shirley I Mn-seau MIhh Wtnniliird Collrl. MIhh IKho (by Smith, Mlrs 'tuib l-'i nhmaih-. Miss I'taiit i Nb ke . M Imh I hnin Ma nanl. Mis era lim l by. M iss Hrll I'altlHou. MIsh I hninu and .MIkh Jnanita Sehei n. Miss lnolh Hunt, Mis l.a'ern Knamler. Miss Nellie UasI and I he hosl f.ssi', MIsh Wellhm and Mrs. Sehetll lelv lelresbnients weie siTeil later in the ecniiii;. ROSEBURG WOMAN'S CLUB TO BE GUESTS AT PICNIC OF BELLVIEW CLUB All members of the Mnscblirt; Woman s cluh are most cordially Invited lo be I he kucmIh of the Hell Mew club at a iIcHkIiIUiI one o' cluck picnic luncheon ig hv heltt lieM Uedllt'sday, Anminl L'. lit l.llld bloom's mine ul Dixonville. Mr m hers deslllliK 1 1 ausport a t bin nu uhkcii to inei-l al the KoM-hiiiK Woman's clubhouse not later tliuttj U:.tU o clock. Memhi'is havhiK cars are asked hi have (hem In lrotit " the clubhouse by I INFORMAL EVENING ENJOYED AT CHURCH SUMMER CAMP 1U ami Mrs II. l' I bun li and tamily. Mr. and Mra. H. I'ai Metrr, Mr. and Mis. .1 K S barton and son. Hill, Mr and Mm (i f Uhatlon. Mr. and Mrs Will H b'rrvtsen and tauillv and Mis Ytt Kin la (iflmoiii and MlhM lHrts Wall, el en loved an Inloi uial slipper al the ( 'Inn eh NiiMimei' place on the Noltli t'liipqiui Wednesday eeu lim. Cai il.' were eiijo) ed iltirliu tint evening hours. SANS SOUCI CLUB TO PICNIC ON SUNDAY The Sans Soml club members, i heir hiisbamlrt and iHUiiliex me In Mled tu eti;oy a ddiRhtlul piciiU illnner Sunday, July ;hth. tit Maple jjiuvu EPISCOPAL CHURCH I FAIR 18 DELIGHTFUL AFFAIR OF WEDNESDAY St. Ceoi kc'h Kpiscopal church fair vuh h ry didlKbllul event of Wednesday eveniiijc at the heauillul home or Mr. and Mrs, M. F. AliddelhiiiK, "Tbo LowlandH," In (Jakw addition. The aniens were IlKhted wllh numerous .laimnese lanleins and colored HkIiih. A Iuikh number of members of the chinch and friends called at the home during the evening hours. Mrs. Mbldelbui'K ucled as gen eral chairman of the affair Willi .1. IV HenneBMy, K. A. Host and K. T. Nelson In churne of the wien er roast; Mrs. It. I,, liuthrlck, Mrs. 1'a ii I J enk iiiH and M in. A . M. Knudtuon In chai((e of the coffee booth; Mm. J. It. lleimetnty hud charge of the tee cream and Mm. K T. Nelson ami Mm. I.. A. 1)11 Iui1 In charge of iuch. Colorful balloons were sold by the younger children and a fish pmd was inaiiilalned by some of the girlta of the chutcb. Palmistry, handwriting and for Mines by lea leaves were read by Miss Hiilda CJevre and Mrs. Hilda Peterson. The cake awarded hi the Chinese miction sale went lo Mis. J. II. Wellness)'. Mm. T. (i. Watson and .Mm. Paul leiikins v, ere Joint chairmen n( the e v e ii I n g's entertaiuuieiii, which waa opened with a baby parade led by a donkey In charge ot George Pernio. Chlldreu tak ing part In the parade Included lleiirleiia Kiuilh, lit Ian Booth. Ralph Slpprell Jr., Mollie Jeanne Muddok. I'uulu Helweg, Howard Tinner Jr., Kenny Norgordeii and Velda Mae Halnh. The cbihlien presented a dance, followed by a lap dunce by Hetty Jeau Mount ford ; Mexican hat dance by Ar lene Watson and Hetty Jean llen- Irlcks: ballet dance by Cynthia Sue Turner; dance by Clippo the clown, in charge of Mrs. I . d. Watson: tan dance by Jtulh Ann Kulil and (ieorgene Sbanklln; trumpet solos by Ward ,Cuin mings; inuKlcal numbers by James and Alvln Ktiudtson mid .1 1 m in v Moian. The nuinbern were ai companled by Miss Virginia right. ANNUAL BARKER REUNION IS LARGE AFFAIR AT IDLEYLD ON SUNDAY The descendants of Zach and Khoda Barker enjoyed the Tilth reunion of I he family at Idleyld park Sunday. A picnic dinner wiih aerved al one o'clock. z bUHlness sessioi) lollowed the diiinec hour ami new ol'llcers elected Include: President. I.ee Harker; vice-presidents, S a m Harker, I-'raiiklln llarker and Nora Hlosser: secrelnry. Amy Adair. ami treasurer, Kred Harker. An inieresilng program follow ed the business session ami the remainder ot the ulteriioon hours were pleasantly spent In vlsitliic Those enjovtng the reunion In cluded: Samuel 11. Harker. Mr. ami Mrs. It:y Harker and son. Sai I, and Kliahelll nrov. u oi Salem; Mr. and Mm. .1. P. Pulm and children. Kdlth. Clen and Kl uier, and Clair lladley. of Siirlng field: Mr. ami Mrs. P. K. Hose and daughter. Darb-ne. o Piine llle; Mr. and V.m. J- I- U"' daiiKhler, Norma, of Hindi, tMe.: Marian Marker, Cerald Harker, of I'.Ugene; Mr. and Mrs. i.ee Hark er. Shirley Marker, Hevei ly Mark er, oi inain; Mi. Mrs. J. l- Hose Jr.. and daiiKbter. Hetty, ot Cieswell; Ah. and Mrs .v i TVise and datluhtets. (lloiiu an1 Civle, of Collage Clove: Mr and Mrs. Kail Marker ami chil dren. Itoss, Virginia, Halph and Main-. Mr. and Mrs. Kurt t'l' and Hon. Paul, Mr. ami Mm. Klbert Cellers ami children. Klsle l.eone ..m.i Nidlfii Mr. and Mrs. P. S. Harker. Victor Hlakely and chil- diell, Kvelvn. Marjorie ami tan; Mr. and Mrs. Kraiiklln Harker and children. Curlis ami Vaiy. oi Hionville; Mr. and Mrs. S. I.. Hose and daincbleis. Holts. Uir mine. Jeau. Joanne ami Kelll, ot Camas Vallex ; Mr. and Mis Joe Hlosser, Mr. and Mm .1. A. Hose and duuKhler. Miss Viiilel. Mrs. .1. Ailair and son. Jack, Mr, and Mrs. alter Singleton. Cbai le Harker, Mr. and Mrs. I.e K. White and children. Mildred. Carl and Leah Joyce. ,.rbell MuCuin ne. M. H. Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. I're.l Marker ami children. Mime. Preda and Myd. Mrs. J. V.. l.ea.li and dauiihler. Joan. Mr and Mm. Kliiesl Marker and children. I .oh ami Kniest. Jr.. Mm. limner Motike and daiuliter. Melty. Mts. I, W lintels and Mrs. H. Mouiismith and daughtei s. Pair! via and Kaieii. id ItnsehuiK. The reunion will l l'll ''vrr veal at ldle hi palk on the tlllld Sumtav in Ju! . B P. W. C. TO PICNIC ON NORTH UMPQUA SUNDAY The Business and Prolenslmiul Women's club inemtiers and tludr nutted guesis have been asked to eiijnv a .lehiilillul two oVIoi k pic nic dluiiei hi Joe Murphy's cabin on the Norih I iiip'piH Sumlu, Jul .huh Thosi- iilleiidhig are nk.-d inr.-t at lbs ilniK store al M-n o' clock In the hum Hint: Kvcivmc atlt-ndlliK b.is been asked to bitiiK Iheir own (able serUre, KEYSTONE CLUB TO MEET NEXT FRIDAY 'the Methodist Ke stone club Mil enjoy a ileltrhlful politick pic nic hi to been uei Friday, Am:ust I, al ' Itolleli A res" home of Ml. and Mrs, It. II. Wll.ou at I'tiipMUu. rbiRe aiti'iidiug are asked to brim; tbctro.o (able .! U uuH to meet I at the chiiith at eleien u clock in! the UK'unng. 1 HARRIET CATHERINE BOOTH CELEBRATES EIGHTH BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY Harriet Catherine Booth, daugh ter of Mr. and Mm. Harrie W. Uf.ntli rflfliiulml lioi- olvlilh l.lrlli. 'day antiivei-sai-y at u very delight ful party al her home In i,aurol woid Tuesday utternoou. - Airs. Mooth, hostess, wiih assisted during i he afternoon by her sister, .Mrs. St wai t Cooper, Mra. Clyde Car Hteus. Mrs. Paul Helweg and Mrs Kdwin Booth. The baseiiif nl ot the home woi' attrattMely dt eorated to carry out the carnhul motif. Moot lis lor punch. Ice cream, birthday cake and favors were inuintaliieu and dm lug I he afternoon wames were played In the beautiful gulden it the home. Ixively KlfU were uesented to Harrb'l Catherine from Shirley Ann and Paula Helweg, Jacqiielln i arstens, Janice U hippie. Cynthia Hue Turner, Bobby MeKlnney. of Poi tland, John Morgan, Roderick Newland, Jerry Coen, Ceorge (ilnd er, Jr., Arlene Watson. Virginia Ackley, Doris Hand, Molly Margar et and James Henry Booth, Anne Trueblood, of .Moscow, Idaho. Jo anne Pox, of KuKene, Joanne Hew ill. of Seattle. Gloria Newblll, Pris- eilla Wade. Carolyn (Moves, Janet Stradei, or (Hide, Ida C'hainbeiilii Brian (ieddca Booth and (iregory Cooper. MRS. FRANCIS NELSON HONORED AT CHARMING SURPRISE SHOWER PARTY Mrs. K. U Whipple and her daughter, Mrs. (iordou Stewart, en teriuined at a chariiiluK surprise show;' party in comitlliiienl. to Mrs. Krancis Nelson, nee Sabina Nerbas. of (ilendale, ut the attrac tive home ol Hie former on Kaat Douglas street Wednesday eve ning. (Hadioli mid zlnulaK formed the attractive bouquets used about the rooms. Beautiful girts were pre sented to Mrs. Nelson from Mrs. H. It. N'erbas. Mm. Sam Hose. Mrs. Ilai'dil Hovt. Mis. II. S. Black, Mm. D. H. Lenox. Mm. Harrison WliiHton. Mm. D. W. Ilelllwell, Mm. Waldo Campbell, Mrs. Pain Jenkins. Mm. W. It. Brown. Mrs. Dexter Itlce, Miss Meredith Anne Jenkins. Miss Betty Shoemaker, Miss Annabelle Plshor, Miss Klea uor Kles, MIsh Kiln a Brow n and l he hosleases, Mrs. Whipple and Mrs. Stewart. VisttiiiK was enjoyed during the evening and later delicious refresh ments were served at a lace-covered table centered by a beautiful bowl of pink and lavender sweet peas and tall lighted Pink tapers. MRS. GEORGE WHARTON IS HOSTESS TO CLUB AT CHARMING BRIDGE-LUNCHEON Mm. (ieori;e Wharton entertain ed he.r bridge clnb and several diesis at a charming one o'clock luncheon at her attractive home nn laire si reel Tuesday afternoon. The prettily appointed luncheon ta bles were placed on the front porch ot the home, which overlooks the city. Beautiful houipiets of colorful slimmer flowers were used about the rooms of the li'ime. Covers were placed lor Mrs. P. T. Bubar. Mm. Hoy Cutcblim. Mm. (I. W. Marshall. Mm. I-. 1.. Winibetly and Mrs. Frederick J. Poller, nuesls. and Mm. It. L. Whipple, Mrs. (i. V. Wimberly, Mrs. i. C. Pinlay, Mrs. K. O Hickll. Mrs. S .1. Shoe maker. Mrs. II. S Black. Mra. W. P. 1 1 in its and the hostess. Mrs. (Jeiirue Wharton. Coalraet bridge was enjoyed during the pleasant a M ernoon hours with Mis. Can-hint; winning the guest prize and M is. Pinlay win ilitnc the club prize. The traveling prize was won by Mrs. Harris. REBEKAH LODGE HAS INTERESTING MEETING ON TUESDAY EVENING Itosebui g Kebcrtah lodge No. 1 1 held an inierestiiiv meeting al the I. t). O. p ball Tuesday evening w lilt Ma Kit if Dent, noble giaml, presiding. Commit lees appointed by "Mrs. Dent included : Hood or the or der, I .oulse ouiik. miel Bailey and I. ora I Inmishcll, and press and piiblu-il y. Myrtle Spaimh. The deputy district piesldellt, Ituih Ptumer. gave her unwrit ten word. One isiior. Mrs. Leah Die. of Medlord, was present. The door prie for the evening whs won by Mrs Winnie llawu. Mm. P.thel Maile and Mrs. Matt le Dent pieseiited a deligbtlul eniei tain men I and I hone laklnv pari Included Tillte Johnson. Kvelvn Hooiet. Winnie Hawn. leall hie. Clara Cuwlfield. I.uella l 'lim; eu peel and Kdythe Florence Kelley. The next meet tug w III ho held August at etuhl o'clock In the cveninn at the I O. t. P. ball. MR. AND MRS. CLOAK E HONORED AT PARTY ON WEDDING ANNIVERSARY A delightful no hostess party was ieii h a groil( of tileilds Satur day eeiilnif to honor Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Chuike on their eiuhieenth weddiiu anniversary. The pait khx held al (he Cloake home. A lo el KiK was presented lo Mr and Mis Cloake from Mr ami Mis Thomas Haven, of Marshtield. Mr and Mis Hav Asbury. Mr. and Mis U I. tmlHrl, Mr. and Mrs. C T Tipton, Mr. and Mrs. Al lied Cloake. Air. and Mrs. K. tt. Cloake. Mr. and Mrs. Max M ers. Mr and Mm C, K. Maiks. MIrs Valeska I'willlKer. of Ml Wruon. Wash. Miss Martan Colake. Miss Altec Myers. Misrf Klbnuae and Miss Jeau ( ol.tko and lloh Mvers. (iaiues and visiting were vitJo vd during the eeuirg and liter delii ton s ri'fi i aliments were cerv ed. Authorities Agree Is Closely Akin to Artist IMc lellanii Barclay savs that Model l.ibby Harbin, above, is (he outdoor type, llrr new coiffure empha&uea the superbly molded lines ol her face. MR. AND MRS. DILLARD ENTERTAIN AT GARDEN SUPPER MONDAY EVENING Mr. anil Mra. J- V. Dillard enter- tuiived at ii very lovely family suh per nnrty at seven o'clock1 In. the. attractive icarden of their home on South JackHon street Monday eve iiinu. A ci'iiterpfece or ciilllowerH L'rnced the tnhlp. which whs prei Illy appointed in color! ill pottery. Covers were placed lor Mm. Jo- ph CloiiKherty and two dit lit li ter, MifH Joanne and MIsh l-lllza-hi th. of Angeles. Mm. W. H. Skidinore and non, ltalph. and laughter. ,IIm Mary (.ertillde. nl Khmsturr, Arizona. Mrs. M. K. lard and the host and hostess, .Mr. and Mm. J. K. IMllard and two laUKhtci-M, Miss t'liaiiotle and MUs Jeanne. AIih. l'loulierty and Mra. Skid- more are daunhter.1 of Mrs. M. K. Dillard and Htmrrs ol J. F. Dillard. Mih. ClruiL'heriy and datmhters lelt Tuettihiy lor their home in Low All- Helen, while Mrs. Skidinore aid I her koii anil daiiKhler are remain ing here until the middle ut Aug ust. MRS. FRANK LONG IS HOSTESS TO BRIDGE CLUB ON TUESDAY Mrs. Frank I.oiik was a most jraiioiif hostess to her hrlditc duh Tuemlay afternoin. when ahe en tertained at a lovely one o'rlocU salad luncheon at the Hotel Itose. t'ovetfi were jilitced al a prettily alipotuteil tahle lor Mrs. I). W. Hel liwell. a puesl. and Mrs. .1. I. Motscheiibachet, Mrs. M. II. Mmi cv. Mrs Adilan b'isher. Mrs. I'llil llaith. Mrs. J. A. Mart. Mrs. S (. Hlehmond and the hoslesiii. Mrs. 1-oiiK KoUowinii the luncheon cotiliarl hrldue was enjoyed at the attrac tive home ol tJie hoslesn on South IMne street. Hlnh score for the kT- icrnoons play waa nem n .m. Itlihiiioiid with Mih, Ilelllwell hold- itu Hccond hiith Hcore and Mrs. Ilarth vviiinii the traveling pn.e. N EBR ASKANS TO PICNIC SUNDAY, AUGUST 6th The ttlxteeuth annual picnic nf NehraskuiiH will he held ut the new Avery rwrk located one quarter of il inlie south of the city of Corval lis on highway &yV, Sunday. Ml mist tith. Those attendinu arc Hsk td to hrint; a basket dinner. Cof fee will ho lii'nlshed hy the com iniltee In chaw of the picnic. An interest hit; prog rum has been ar rimited for tht oocaslon. All former Nebraska resldent.-t are Invited tn enjoy the affair. Over ivm attend ed the picnic last year. LIONS CLUB MEMBERS TO ENJOY DINNER AND STAG PARTY WEDNESDAY Tilt Kotichtirit I Jons club w ill hold a si-ltiiit) o'clock dinner and n.My h sias party next cdnes- duv evening at the h'Hue of V. H, Walton on t'had i k street. All niemleiK are most cordially invlt- l to enjoy (he dinner and ewnliis. GARDEN VALLEY WOMEN'S CLUB TO MEET THURSDAY The liardeti Valley Women' i ltih will meet ut two o'clock uext Thursday nftei noon at (li club! house wtth-M.rs. K. I. linslifyrU as hntcsfi All members are modt cordially invited to bv present . . Hairdressing Plastic Arts MRS. C. E. JONES IS COMPLIMENTED AT LOVELY PARTY ON BIRTHDAY Mrs. Itoy Bellows entertained ut a very lovely party-at her home In Went Hose burg Monday afternoon to compliment her mother on her birthday anniversary. Attractive bouquets of colorful summer flow era were used about the rootna. Lovely ufl'ts were presented to Mrs. Jones and the afternoon was enjoyab'.y spent In visiting. Ii nests invited by Mra. Bellown to honor Mrs. Jfnes Included Mrs. Minnie Wlllits. Mrs. Anna (iruhani. Mrs. Ojilesby and Mrs. Warren Mc Kitrland. all of Cottaye Grove, Mrs. Louis Mai; In. Mrs. Charles A. Kd wards. Mrs. II. A. Hercher, Mrs. George I ,vo pe r, M rs. Kl I m hm b Mine," Mrs. L. C. Duvls, Mrs. U V. Wilson und Mrs. A. J. Tuck. At the tea hour Mrs. Bellows served delicious refreshments at a table civered hy a gorgeous hatid erocheted lace cloth and centered by a beautifully decorated ami lighted birthday cake. MRS. CHESTER MORGAN ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLUB ON WEDNESDAY Mrs. Chester Morgan entertained her bridge club at a delightful one o'clock no-hostess luncheon at tbe Hotel rnipqua Wednesday after noon. Covers were placed at an attrac tively appointed table for Mrs. I-Yank Coon and Mrs. N. C Peter son, guests, and Mrs. K. S. Me Clain. Mrs. Hurrle W. Booth. Mrs. Paul Helwig. Mrs. H. D. Coen. Mrs. Mailt Ice J. Newland. Mrs. H. It. Turner and the hostess, Mrs. Mor it an. Following the luncheon, con tract bridge was enjoyed at tin lovely Morgan home In Ijiurelwood. High score lor the altcm-wii was won by Mrs. Helwle with Mrs. R. D. Coen winning the table prize. P. 9. CLUB IS ENTERTAINED AT SNODDY HOME Mrs. C. P Snoddy was a most gracious hostess, when she enter tained the K. S. club Tuesday af ternoon at her 4iome on South in.... .i...,ni I m ult K'liiniiotit nf punsies were used about the rooms. Sewing and visiting were enjoj ed until the tea hour, when Mrs. Snoddv served delicious reftesh menis to Mrs. Itoy Bell, of Council Biuiis, lima, and Mis. W. J- t-'lHtk. guests, and Mrs. Harry K. Hat field. Mrs. T. W. Thomason and Mrs. H. T. Bloom. The next meeting will be held ugusL sth at the home of Mrs. H T. Blomi at Srtl Mill Btreet. MRS. M. HAZEL DIXON EMTC ATA I MA BRIDGE CLUB AT LOVELY DINNER Mis.'M. Haiel IMxon entertained her bildKe club this weea at t-tiNi-inlnw six o'clock dinner at her attractive summer place on the Norih I nipqtia river Cov ers were placed for M rs. K. A CurUon, of Minneapolis. Minn.. Mrs. M. H Shook. Mrs. C. W, i'l..rL li-u 11 Hit IT Mrs. J. M Judd.Mrs A. K. Ken I. Miss loro thy Norton. Miss lla l-aubaih. vii. u ,.i.tw IMli hi tril Mis nrttv- jane Maoit and the hostess. Mrs. M tlaxcl DUoii. iu itniiilnir ind bridge v ere en Jiived 'Inriiic th pleasant rvenini;. hours. By ALICIA HART NIC A Service Staff Wrlmr A wooiHii's bulr Hhould be a be couilUK and aculptured frunte yea. Hfinpty a frame for her fate. The art of halnlroKHlng U ao ctoaely allied to the pluatic arts that it Ih praeticHlly iinpuaaihlo to i: .aruUi the t'.vo. Therfe are the joint oplnlona or the national director of one of Ampi-icx's outrttundini; hair deMiKii liiHtllutea and of .McClelland Uar t lay, celebrated UlUHtrator. .Mr. Uarclay aaya that hrown haired, hazel-eyed Mbby Harbin, a well-known model, la the outdoor tj pe. "This type ot fuce needs the least noaslble einbellishnient. The coiffure should be breath-taking III In simplicity k mere exclamation point to emphasize the clearly cut charm of the features," both ex perts agree. And for .Miss Harbin a simple coiffure, with delicate, fluted effect at the front, was cre ated. It dramatizes tbe perfectly molded lines of her face. Sleek Hair For Exotics -Miss Marjorie Hothorn. another beautiful model. Is the exotic type Kor this vivid brunette, a collfure that Is the last word In sleekuesa was created. It reveals the graclouB modelling of her head and neck, with, for heightened femininity, only a touch of softness over the forehead. The hair Is parted In a semi-circle over the left ear, swirl ad Horn left to right. Mi.nl ee Hoff, a blue eyed, reddish-haired girl, represents .Mr. Ilarclay'a aeluction for the viva cious type. , "The vivacious type of woman, whose face and figure are ullra femlnlne, soft and dainty, uauallv should have her hair swept upward from the heart-shaped tines of her features, thus forming a sweet frame." Mr. Barclay explained. "Candlelight" is the experts name for the fourth type. Others have called women lu this cate gory "feminine" and let It go at that. Anyway, chignons; up-and-down styles with upswept Hues at the front and a long, soft boh at the back: an upswept if It Isn't severe; short, softly curled, so called "baby" coiffures are Ideal for this type. DELIGHTFUL DAY IS ENJOYED BY LADIES OF COUNTRY CLUB Golilng was enjoyed by the ladles of the Roseburj? Country club Thursday; morning at the club- j course, followed by a noon potluck muc neon hi the clubhouse. Mrs. Frank Coen presided over the business session, at which lime final arrangements were made lor the potluck supper and card party lor the evening of July 2Sth. Contract bridge was enjoyed dur ing the afternoon with Mrs. H. T. Hansen vO inning htub score and Mrs. L. K. McClintock winning sec ond high score. Those enjoying the day Included Mrs. Frank Coen. Mrs. J. K. Dil lard, Mrs. W. T. Peters. Mrs. J. K. Marks, Mrs. K. B. Vim Ness, Mrs. J. K. Mountford. Mis. Arthur H. Mountford, Mrs. H. T. Hansen, Mrs. J. M. Judd and her sister, Mra. K. A. Carlson, of Minneapolis. Minn.. Mrs. Beth Henderson, of Yakima. Wash.. Mrs. L. K. Fies, Mrs. K. .1. Rodgers, Mra. Kenneth qui m Mrs. I,. K. .McClinotck. Mrs. Harris Ellsworth. Mrs. It. L. Vhii ple. Mrs. W. F. Harris. Mis. C. K. W Im beiiy and M rs. James K. Campbell. The ladies will meet at 8:30 uext Thursday morning for golf to be followed by a 12::h potluck luncheon and ron tract bridge at l;o" o'clock. All ladles of the club are most cordially Invited to en Joy tbe day at the club. MRS. ADRIAN FI8HER ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLUB MONDAY NIGHT Mrs. Adrian Fisher very grac iously entertained her hrhUe club at a charming eiulit-oVlock dessert supper Monday evenini? at her home In North Koseburg. I.ovely bouquets of snapdragons were used to cany out a pretty decorative motlt for the occasion. Covers were placed for Mrs. John M. lialsh, Mrs. C M. O'Malley and Mrs. Clyde Citraleiis, guests, aud Mrs. Louis Fulletinn, Mrs. Clyde Fullerton. Mrs. L. L. Wlnilwrly, Mrs. J. B. Ht'imessy and Mrs. Fish-i er. Contract bridge was enjoyed i during the evening with Mrs. lieu-j nessv and Mrs. iUisb winning the score prhtes and Mrs. O Mallc) win-, ntug the traveling prize. BRIDGE CLUB IS I ENTERTAINEO AT PARR HOME THURSDAY Mrs. A. D. Parr very graciously entertained her bridge club at her i lovely home on Kast I-ane street Thursdav evening. Cosmos and I scabnsla bouquets were attractively . arranged about the rooms. Contract bridge was In play diir inn the evening with Mrs. K. It. J- tobs wliiiiitiK Hie high score. lat-1 er Mrs. Parr served a loely stu-, nei to Mrs. J. K Watts. Mrs. Mar-, shall Pen;ira. Mrs. K. It Jacobs, f Mrs Dantel Keihrtne. Mrs. MauK Cou. Mrs. J. N. Fisher and Mrs. I W. K. Chrlsler. I GARDEN VALLEY ANNUAL PICNIC TO BE HELD j SUNDAY, JULY 30th i The liarden Valley Women's club 1 uniial one o'clock picnic will be; enjoyed Sunday. July 30th, at Hut-1 tun's (irove. All residents of liar-1 den Villey ar nnt cordially tu-, vited to join tbe itb members aud , their laiuiltes (or the occasion. I Hair-do Should Harmonize With The Type of Face It Embellishes , V. 4. vs. . ' , i V 7 .if. , 4f. J"- - -if, i'V,V'.ltl Marjorie Hothorn, a vivid brunette, is the exotic type, acceding tu McClelland Barclay. Her halrdress reveals the eracious modelling of her head and neck. MRS. JOHN H. ROBINSON ENTERTAINS AT CHARMING BRIDGE-BREAKFAST PARTY Mrs. John H. Robinson enter tained ut a churming uine-thfrty o'clock bridge-breakfast party at her beautiful home on the North t'mpqua near Glide Tuesday morn ing. Lovely bouquets of zinnias, mari golds, phlox, roses and other color ful summer blossoms, were attrac tively arranged about the rooms. Guests invited by Mrs. Robinson tn enjoy the occasion included Mrs. Chester Morgan, Mrs. D. H. Mor gan. Mrs. I. B. Bulla r, Mrs. Paul Helweg. Mrs. Ivan Pickens, Mrs. C. B. Wade. Mrs. Clair K. Allen. Mrs. O. I M. Benie, Mrs. Frank Fitzpatrick, Mrs. Fred Xchwarz, Mrs. J. II. Wharton, Mrs. ;eoige Wharton, Mrs. H. O. Purgeter, Mrs. II. C. Church. Mrs. J. J. tlaiiield and her guest. Mra. Bay. of Oakland, Calif., aud Mrs. Phil Strader. Contract bridge was ill play fol lowing Hie breakfast hour with Mrs. Chester Morgan winning the high score prize and Mrs. C. B. Wade winning the slam prize. Mrs. Gertrude Hebard. Mis. H. F. Hehard and daughter. Mildred. Mrs. Agnes Wilcox,. Mrs. June Shamp, Mrs. Viola Khaiup. Mrs. Myrtle Palm, Mrs. Mildred Whip ple. Mrs. Geo. Hebron, Mrs. Gen. J Wilcox and daughter, Jean, Miss Betty Lou Moore. Mrs. Anna Thompson, Mrs.Tei;esa Long, Mrs. I.ue Winniford and daughter, Jean. Mrs. Lllen Michel and children, Joyce, Johnny and Mary, Mrs. E. K. Fmmltt, Mrs. Itose Clayton, Mrs. Jane Coi'fman, Miss Klla Km- FAMILY OSD IAIN OANCI k AT NORTHSIDE BEAUTY SHOP We have just installed a complete Utility Dezert Kooler System Let us take care of your beauty need, FOR APPOINTMENT Telephone 82 NORTHSIDE BEAUTY SHOP 560 N. Jackson St. mitt, Mrs. J. L. Churchill. Mrs. ICassie Clark. Miss Martha Clark, I Mrs. Murgaret Kminltt, Mrs. Mil (tired Culver, Mrs. Amy Kruse, Mrs. Stella French, Mrs. M. W. French. 'Miss Mary and Myra Kttmp, Mrs." j Lorraine Hill, Mrs. Margaret Hau-. j nan. Mrs. Moll Lcuiherwood, Mrs. Marie Hirst and daughter, Beth. Mrs. Virginia Crane. Mrs. Maud Thompson. Mrs. Arthur Itoadmau and daughter, Neldn. Mrs. Henry ' Paulsen. Mrs. Ida Stevens, Mrs. (Continued on page 3.) YOU CAN T iui ? wiih ii; Camouflage it no cure for the ''wash lines" in our face. There will come a day when cosmetics will not hide a skin coarsened by steam, chapped by cold winds and furrowed by sheer hard work! Let us do youf" laundering before tt is too late! DRY CLEANING THE
