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Newspaper Page TextTWO RGSERURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, SATURDAY, AUGUST 19, 1939. .QoriftJ Calendar Tuesday, August 22 Public invited (o nt (end nn'i-iiiiu ol O.S.C alumni to he held ;it 7:;pt fil evening ill courthouse. Charles Schumati and W'mri'ii It'id. ol Cor valliH, to preiient talks imd hIiow pictures ol Oregon Slate college. S. Huh aiieriinnii meeting ut (nine ol Mih. C. II. W'irKliiiiii on Mill street. ItllHi'liM Kt'liekiill Indfce llieei and social ut s o'clock in bwmiImk lit I.O O.K. hall. Wednesday, August 23 Garden Viiiicv coniiMiiiifly in It to vcn o'clock itluck supper anil party al Ihc (. V. Women's dun li'nie in honor ol' Mr. and Men. Jack I'atrott. Thursday. August 24 Country club ladies to meet ni ,S:;iu ti. in. for wtUiua; pot- iuck Innclieon it ml at 1 : -Ui rim timtt lntdKP pUc. Fridiy, August 25 Country club private xtx-thlrty o'clock pitluck supper mid eve ning card party al eluhhoiiHe. Mrs. I-'red Lock wood and .Mrs. I. K. K1e ncu nil chairmen. Renemi tfonn may he made by telephoning Mrs, I.ocliwood. Fl-irence Nhrhnnunle Tent No. ", liuunhlers of I'nion VcterjiiiH of the Civil Wiir. iSUI-lSCri. lo meet at nodal al seven o'clock in eve niiiK ut home ol Xadii l'lur W'erber. JMvoi'mIiiIo ntnc Invites all Kianties and rriends lo ineelinK lit X o'ci'M k al hull In celebrate pay ing for hatl. I'rnKiiim, noeiiil lumr and roli'HxIiincnis. Committee: Mrs. II. L. Harmon. Vera Uomeiiho. Klfte Calkins, Many Minks and ; Kldon OkIh. Saturday, August 26 Mothodisl Ladies Air l'i Kpoiitfor cooked lood sale Hi McKean and Jtuldw ill's store on Chss street. Mrs, J. I. Osboni. penerul chairman. Itimebiu t; Oman's club service pimp open from 1:30 to 4 o'clock In afternoon upstairs in clubhouse, op posite Hunt's Indian then tie. RIVERSDALE GRANGE TO CELEBRATE NEXT FRIDA-Y EVENING To celebntttj paylni for Ihc new irranEo hall, Itlveradalu (rninue Will Itolrt an open Jiieottiip, to which --nil nniiiK'H In the county and friends aru lnvlU'i'. to iiirend ut K o'clock next Krlday night. An punt U5, ut the hall, ut which time tins mnrluiino will be burned. A pi om am, mi ri'Hhinenls mid ti social will lie I'll joyed during I lie o on hiK- Mrs. II. 1.. Harmon. "Vein lumienlco. Kflle Calkins. Hurry Marks mid Kldon inb' are ill ciiaine, or it'lreshmeiils. The grunge met laL dIkIM nt Mie hall, ut which Hme it was decid ed lo sponsor n booth at the Suth I'lllu lair next week. Of special i uteres) mirliiK the cvenliiK was the exhibit -id' (lowers grown by urn une member, w lo receU'dl Ihe I lower seed at t he Kiting!' last spring. i'rl.e ere awarded to Win. It. A. Ciillinun and Mrs. C, T. Tipton lor I ho best llowers. The evenlng'H door pi lo w in; awarded lo C. T. Tipton. The next regular meeting will be held September 1 , fill Mr. nth) Mrs. II. A. I'llerback, Mr. nnd Mrs. I'elcr Sinclair and Mr. and Mrs. Adam Schneider in charge ol io Irt'shmcnts. f At the chine nl Ihe meeting re freshments wit' served by Air. and Mrs. C. T. Tipton, Mr .mid Mrs. V. o. I'atteisou and Mr. and Alls. H. K. Uaie. REBEKAH LODGE TO HOLD SOCIAL MEETING NEXT TUESDAY filGHT lloseUup Kehekah im.un ,v II will meel at .S o thick lieM Tiles day eveniiii; nl Ihe I. (. (I. K. ball lor a deliuhfttil so.-inl. The pro griim (or Ihe even in,' w ill lie in charge of l. dm I! end man. Grace Krook ii 1 1 1 Neldii loadimiti Snls blllg. The letieshuiciits will be In rliiime n Carmen Clark. I .era Darby. Alamte Celt. Alary Van I lynne. I.a oi ne Nicke iin. Ntiru K oh lb acii and Iulph I., liussell .Mrs. .1. K. I lent, unhlc grand, v III be in char:c. All members arc im iled lo be present. FRED ARTHUR IS HONORED ON 71TH BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY Mrs. I'tetl Ailhur entertained nl 11 Inveh In ll p.iily Thili Kdii ei e tltilK In hnnm her I. unhand nn hi 71th birthday aniiiersnrv Tin hirlhd.'i) rake was rill and dauil efiehmeiits lel nl lit nVhn k oil thine ptcllllv uppoinled labb-M u llll cni'if pint cd tor the gilesl ot honor. Ah and Mrs, I 'led Wnghi. Ah, and Alts l.'a It Arthur and (ton. Kuyinond. Mr ami Al. I. K j Arthur and daiiu'titer, r.itiina. Mi und Mrs. I'lnd Wilson and dauch Ter, Shirley Alae. ami the hosiers. Alls, l-'ted Arthur INFORMAL SUPPER IS ENJOYED AT JENKINS HOME MONDAY EVENING A detMit fill im-hnnies supper wim i'ii J ied Alnnday I'M iiini: a' the Paul Jenkins home on Hbikele ."Ireet. I''rciich rliilliiis (oiummI nn atlraclivc pciilorpieii' tor Ihe In hie. Covers were placed (or Mrs. Wll Mum U. Kim:lil. of I'nrtlatld; .Mrs Leslie lloll. ol Satl llem: Mrs. Ii O'Attini. of Cntiiille. Airs liniitnli Stewart and Mrs ThiiI Ji'iiKins ami dHllght'!. Miss MeiCiHth A"pe I'ollomiii! the Mlpper t lit? n",,,lt Htlended the Ihealre. By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER IRENE LYDIA NYE BECOMES BRIDE OF STANLEY E. JANTZER AZAI.KA, Aug. At a beauti ful and impifssive ring ceremony Mirts Irene Lydia Ni!. dattght Air. and Mrs. Nelson Nye, of Pros pcl, OregiMi. became the bible ul Stanley hduaid .Jaiilzer, mm Air. and Mrs. John H. JatiUer Azalea, Oregtjn, al Ihe Prosper! Nazareiie chin ch Sunday. August l'i, ut It : o . in. liev. Klmer (iaud read the service. The bride, who was given in mar riJige by Iter broiher, Waldo I Nye, wore a gown ol ivory silk net over silk lafteta, with a silk hot bodice; her veil whs 1 Inor-tength and she i-ui iii a bomiuet of iinxeu white flotteis. Miss Keryl Cunning ham, ot Ashland, niece of Ihe bride, was maid of honor, und wore n gown of pale pink net over bnb- onie ituieiH. ami carried an arm bouquet of pink gladioli. Miss Ksth r Oandy, of Nuinpa, Idaho, dressed in white taffeta, and Miss Mary Ol sen. of Aledford, In light blue net, over blue taffeta, w ere hi ides maids. They carried colonial hon quels. I ten (,. Jantzer, broiher ol Ihe bridegroom, acted as best man and the ushers were Paul I Me ami Muery Moore. The altar was hunk ed with pink and while gladioli and ferns, which formed a beautiful background for the bridal party. Preceding Ihe ceremony, Mrs. George L, JmitKer sang. "Your Song From Paradise," mid " !od Touched Ihe Hose," accompanied at the piano by Miss Melons Dole, who ulso played the wedding march, and the recessional. Immediately after the ceremony. an Informal reception was held at the home of the bride's sister. .Mrs. Charles Mean. The beautifully deco ml tt w editing cake was cut by the bride. Mrs. Joe Philips. Airs. Alvrou Taylor, .Mir. John Phlpps and Mrs. Nelson Nye ussisted Airs. Mean in serving refreshments and showing the many beautiful wedding gifts. One hundred und slxly relatives and friends witnessed Ihe cere mony from Azalea, Crauis pass, Med Cord, Ashland. Drain and Pros pect. Mrs. Jmilzer is well known al Prospect, where she gniduiiled from the local schools and hMM ut tended Northwest Narazfflrt col lege at Naiiip;!, hlnho. The bride gtnnm attended Oregon State col lege, alter graduating from (lien dale high school and is employed with the Ceorgp I,. .lunlner Lumber company. , Alter a Hip ti San I'taiiclsco. whore I hey will spend a week at Ihe fair, they will live at Prospect. CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENT j QUALIFYING ROUNDS TO BE PLAYED ON AUGUST 31 The first (nullifying rounds of the an inin) championship nip lour limnetil for the ladles id' the pose burg Country club will he played in eighteen holes Ailgusl Itlsl, The holies enjoyed golfing Thurs day morning with prizes going to Vis. Kenneth (iuine, .Mrs. K. It. Van Ness and Airs. Arthur 11. Alountford. Politick luncheon wil s enjoyed at " i by Airs. Waller Fisher, cap lain, Ah'K. C. K. Wimherly. Airs. Frank Coon, Airs. Kennelh IJuino, Airs. AL C. Mow ker, Alr. . ('. Stearns. Allss Helen Casey. Airs. J. K. Alarks. Airs. Arthur II. Mount ford. Mrs. K. J. Itndgetn. Mrs. Har ris h'llsworlli. .Mrs. J. C. Hume. Mrs. J. F. Millard. Mis. V. Al. Mc Kiieheni. Airs. J. Al, Jndd, Mrs. V T. Peters. Airs. L II. Van N-ss. Airs. A. Peiirson. Ahs. L. K. Fie.s. Mrs Paul Ceddes. Mrs. .Marshall Dresser ;iinI Mrs. L. K. AirCiintock. Plans w.y-e made for a d .l ), n ,, I private Cniiutry chib party for next I'riilsiy riling. August liMh. to he neiu in in,, j,,,.,,, , Hlx.,h)rtV o'clock Hiifiper und card partv. Mrs. I Fr.-d Lnckwuod and Mrs. I. K l.'l..-1 me joint chairmen of Mm- allair and' "in no tis.mmed hv Mis. V T P'ters. Mrs. M. C. Hw her, Mrs' W. . Airs. W. Harris. AIim' ,- '' Wl,tl' Mrs. K. A. Pearson. nan-is r.uswmlh. Mrs II T Huusrn, Ahs. . C. Stemns, Airs' . '"'i'l-'-. -Mrs. J. K. Alurs '""I Mrs s, C. Lapham. Hesei vti imis tnr Ihe .arly niav be made by ndephonhm .hs. ,ni,kwniM, nnminailtig cnmuntti ap Pnnued llirllldes: Mrs. J M. Jil.lil, ii s. W M M. Kache ern and .Mrs. Arthur II. Alouiiiford, ont.act hi idee was fn plav during the Hlieinnoii win, m, M('.. niuio. k and Mrs. IVarsnn w iniiing "rst and second hkii scores 'Ihe ;,die;1 w j .,., n(,M Tnrs ;'" t v ::o , m. t(l(. Ull,lli:: ,. ", k, 1h""" I-' h. and (ou- Hart budge at 1 :bi o, h)rk. FRANKLYN MITCHELL AND LUCY BUSH MARRY ON SATURDAY IVanMyn Mil, ,,. , .,.,. lnsh 1 111 "laineii .Saturday "st 1 't ll. at lb,. I.,,,.,,. r i,: niii ics ,. l-.dw K"" l I II. -v. Mi on Month I Kdii!ts I ' " " ceren v In ih incci., ,. ,,f .., n,MlK Ml. i)M( ". .Mociien Will ietde near II nni . MFTHODIST AID TO SPONSOR rOOO CALE Altlioiiucemciit hits been ntmb' '' lhc M.mIumHkI Ladie.s Aid ho clcfv th:it ft unl ,oponor a c"nl,f lo. sale Saliinlay. Ailnt ,il McKc.ci ami ttahhx In s mom on C.i. street. Mm, ,. i. OciMU'i, ,s HcttiiK ns u iit ehairnuin of the Male, whi(h Is I'te ornhMM tor the month cf Aiuu-t ef the Aid h. t U'l . RICE-HELLIWELL TEA IS CHARMING AFFAIR WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON Cue of the largest social affaii s : l,ru "Y M rs. Louis Alagin; group or Ihe year was the very charming Unguis of "Hoy In Dying hi the tea given by Mrs. Dexter Itlce and Wt"; devotions by Mrs. L. C. her daughttu'. Mrs. D. W. Helliwell. Ihivis; mite-box demonstration by Wedni'Hdav afternoon ut the beuu- Mr1- W. Leeper followed hy the tilui Hire home on South Kane eollecting of the mite boxes by lit street. Over one hundred mid fifiy " 'rlyn Purr; two readings by guefs were asked lo call bei tveen j -M P. -' C.iirnee; solo by Miss tlie hours of three and five o'clock. ll,'"y MurAtet..; pliiylc'v.-Vv.UiHie.' The guests e.ijoved the tea hours n!p!!,,M;'' n "' Van Winkle Kt.m visiting in the beaulir.il gardens of .. l'I".v-l ,y Mrs. harles A. Kd :, I,,... of '," i" -Mrs. Nan Winkle; Mrs gladioli, zinnias, asters and marl- gohls were aMrurtively arranged arranged h bout Ihe HpacJous rooms. The tea table was nrrmiged on the north verandah of the home nd was especially lovely with an attractive lace lolli centered by n long mirror circled hy ferns and 1... .,r . , ; . ?. , Hl nKtitmo the pattern, itepeul pat colorful summer blossoms and tali w...' '1 . .. Klh.Kon .an'1 AIi-h. Uerii once more. lighted orchid laperH. ... Asslslllllf the hostess, MrH. Ulce' mid Mm. Ili-lli'vi-ll. in reiclviiiK -.., Mrs. l.mn.lwHy. Mrs. C. W. Wharlon. .Mm. '. M. iVMnlli-y, Mi h. 1. W. Jo. Mm. M. 11. Minify, Mrfl. ('. II. Wiitle. Mr. I vim J'irkons mill .lll'H. JillllfK KOy. i'Iiik Ih'Iwi.i.ii threw anil four o- It., k wi.ri. Mih. A. C. MarHtHiH mil Mih. J. V. Harkor with Mrn. Oil I.TJ'",.'." MhP'1H!''' "'"IL"'1 liiK al the t tahln l.twfP,i tho oi nun linn iivh o clock. AhhIbIIhk In wrvlns were Mm. Kenneth llelllwell. MIkh Mereillt Ii Anne JenklliB, .Mrs. Ii. I). Coen. Mrs. K. KohlhaL-en. M,h. l'hil llarlh. Mm. Frank I.onK, Mr. .1. Newland, Mrs. Treil Uickwood. Mrs. Al HennlllKer, Mib. Orrln I'Mslier, Mrs. 1.. K. Fles, Mr. Ford Slut-lelon ami Mrs. Frederick I'orter. OiitKif-town curat. Invited to en- lov Hie charniliie uff,.l.- i,l.i..,i . Mrs. Surah H. Chllds. of San Fran- clsro: Mrs Rnow.11 rk.nh.rn ..- Mall t:illen,le. Mm. H. K. Collier. Mrs. Iiird ThlerhiE. Mrs. William l-riinzwa, Mrs. Charles llliKirliiH, Mrs I avion No'sle,- iV. ii., ,' "hnsilirM,;. R?,l,er, n! , Mm llarrv Keurn MrH 0 McC ' lohn' . ' "" .Mlllll mih. .inmeH Hov, Mrs. J. ;. Roy snn and .mih. Jniiies Lyons, all of Marshrield' M,- lm-l -nuK Mm. N. W. McMlllin M,- !,,,. viiUKIin. Mrs. Robert llav. lev. Mrs. I lohn II. Robinson. Mm rh.ri..' Vlcek. Mrs. I.arkln Rice M, I ... McCain. .Mm. William Karnhiim "Md Mrs. A it Dellei iiardl. all of lid Mrs. lOrvlii Rice, of (Ink- land; Miss MrKrel (Hldea. of S , lose Cullf l,.u ii i t,. i. Mm' O " n h ' Sl'" c i v- "u' ' rii, rlT'if of Junction Mrs. Charles lleiiin.ii "f 'illiufapnlis. Mini. Mrs. Knmclsj inisn. or .Mei lord: Mis ',.ii, llain. of ChlciKn; Mrs. Ceoiire Holler iinil ti u o 11 i.m. i.i . . . I'oitland; Mrs. Orrln Flaher, of Kenllle: Mm. 10 1 If - ri .1. Warde or Mlnnil. Florida: Mrs. R. J u I Yoiinit. of Stockton. Canada; Mm': H lleliiiniKer, of Clendale: Mrs I Lnwretice Hennini-er r rn ville- At in civil., ii . j ' . v ltr,,H "' piiKHH will be in chiirpe 'hid,,.; .r- M ,, , ".nl",K::!;.."r,'' "" K. A. l-earson. Mrs, liar- of Newark, , - iii"i .ois. i-rint I-ltzpalrlck, f Slnnfleld, Ore " COMMODORE ROSE REUNION IS HELD ON SUNDAY 'I'he secind annual Coiuiiiodoi e Hose reunlmi was held Silndav Aug. 111. at Ihe Roberts Creek school grounds. Al one o'clock a lovelv picnic dinner was Herved on l ing tables The business meeting lollowed the dinner TI in Hon r II... ,. Mcers for Hie nssociatiou was held. I Those elected were: president. .1. I I". Hose. Jr.: first vice president, j W. .1. Vdali : secind I ice nresidciil I. I- I lioiu pon ; secrelarv. Violet i " Rose; treasurer, Mrs, I. I.. Thniup- Mixed summer flowers graced son. I the table and lent a colorful note Afternoon hours were snout In!1" ,H' rooms. Covers were placed visiting, group singing and a short i pi'ii;inui uiiiler the direction ol , honor. .1 Iss Eflieand Miss Annetle Until Thorn psoii. program cllail'-' Calkins, Miss Coi iline Aline I'erry. mi, it. I Miss Clarabelle Berg and Miss llelallves and rrieiuls alien, ling Uladys Hart. . . Ihe aflalr wen'; Mis. Jennie Cood i Vlslling was enjoyed during Ihe rich. Mi Mininllle: (ienigc It alli riioou hours. tinoili icii. Mr and Mrs. .1. M Rose, Miss Simons left Thursday for Mis. Niuise U'vatt. Bet I y a nil .link I her hoine in Eugene, following a Wvalt, Eugene; .1. I". Rose. ,lr..Msll at the Hurt llollie singe Betty ( Cresw ell: S. T. Rose, I Sunday. Cloi ia June Rose. Cottage drove: I M "..""?' ''! MS. AND MRS. RITCHIE and Bobb, sellard. Hilly White, j ENTERTAIN AT PICNIC liindmei : Mr and Mrs. U. I Wll , SUPPER FRIDAY EVENING son. I, K i II, hi i Ciaen. E. J. ( us-1 ter. (ilalla: Mr. ami Mrs. I I.. I Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Ritchie en Tlimnii.Hin. Rulti Thoinpsiin. Ml . tei tailled at a very lovely picnic and Mrs 11 1. Adaius, lr. and , supper at their altracllve liome in Mis. .1 F. lloe. V lol.-t Rose. M I . ! tlai d.-n Va liev last evening. and Mis 1 I.. While. Mildred. Curl iirnl l.e.ih .lovce White Mr. iiiul M.-w V, .1 Adair, .link ami IXHitui lea Ad.iir. Mr. und Mrs S I. Hose. lnrif. I -nil nt inc. Jean. .Iimuiic itm KcImi linse, M It Mushes, Mr. and Mts. Ctitfoid .Iniii's. Mr. mnl Mrs. 1.. I.. Putter- ttu d. Il.i. Cnni iHl and N M niali 1 Jones,. Ml im. I Mrs I. I.. I'atter-, soli, M irta ,l.uveMe and Nest a b'ose tVtde'-on. Maxine fill. I KxelMl Ah-Khi;!. lleibett McCunisev. I.eon 1iii.IHih Alum 1 In llii-ld and Jllliull ' nuitt. m. hii oi it.tscimru; Mr mm Mr - Clalr HikIi.-s. Marshliebl Tiie MMinmii u'l t-ar will be lu'ld Ht ihe K b.-i I Creek m htxii mmtnls, the ei -out! Siindav in Au D. OF U, V. TO HOLD SOCIAL AT WtRBtR HOME FRIOAY Menrbet rale Teal riorcitce NiKhttii l i. 1 t ii li t ci s ul ol Ihc I'M) War. Nn. I M Ion t leli.n. IM.I I Mi... tll l I ihcciniK ei.iov h tlclitihliul j nl scv en o'clock t next I 1 11 ii eveniiii. AiiKiisi nt the In. me ol Mis .id;i Vm r cihtr. All ipcuiImih jiic tonii.tl ' I.v imitiM, to be mesttit. MISSIONARY SILVER TEA IS DELIGHTFUL AFFAIR ON THURSDAY The Woman's Foreign Missionary society of the Methodist church sMinsored a very delightful silvwi tea Thurnday evening fn the beau tiful gardens at the home of Mr. and Airs. A. C. Murstera on South Kune street. Airs. Uruct Mel lis was general chairman of the affair ami wan as sisted by .Mrs. Charles A. Kd wards and Mrs. K. C. (iurnee. Over sixtv enjoyed (he occasion. The program included: accordion and violin trio number by Clarethel. Virginia and Hildegarde KoHelund: ",w ow y,ill'Hte,',- hostess, and MIhs imi ( ole. the daughter. The "'"IhIh1 feaiure wus in charge of v ut!;,"0 "'V'0"1'1 ,1,., ,,'., . 7 , " .. .... ,. ' , '7' ,' ; ' , "' few Sh-ill Not Ti.V r i .": . . "Ml .HI ; lU'ICfllfll.ill I... lii'v. l.ou Jlagin ' A v..r ' , i. i...,, ..' ',,. , -"'" "" nil- . 'X ., t L" -M..K ''"'. ; ,uu... . ..'!'" annoiiilcil ,.. vl ,.., "H',"l"u" ANfl MDC VAl.Tor-n, Z'"- .T"?L "imberly 1 I T. I-C"ARMIN0 c THURSDAY , Ml CliLilott.. Jnhnsnn. of Oakla.,,1, rlil.. who Is her,. v,liiK h,.,. lnthel, Mra ' k'li'l'P. a very charuiliiK unven , " l"fk liufffi supper was i;iven bv I :V ' "n(l Mra ' V. Wimljerlv at ''''' "'ifl h-,n,e on (ilenn "w,t '""'sday evenlnc. , 1 "he liullet lalile. covered hv ! KOi't'enns law cloth, was centered wl,h 1,11 ohloni? bouquet ol' col'irliili K ' Attractively appointed ta-1 lines on ine terraces lu the garden " "-""'I -!rlns the supper hour. I (overs were placed lor M iKS ! ""'n""- "' of honor. Mr. and ' ' MlHPP. Mr , and Mrs. Paul Jenkins Mi- and M.n. I. I. Wimherly. Miss Meredlih Aune .'lii) . kliiH, Hill Wharton, lioser Halley. I ir.iinu iirs. r reuerlcK .1. I'orter and Hie host and hostess. Mr. and Mrs. . 0" V' "'""'l- 1 VlsllliiK was enjoyed during the . pleasant eveniiiK hours. Miss 'Johnson krt today for Oakland. ' lollowlns; a two weeks vacation 'following a twi . with her mother PARTY PLANNED FOR PATTY PLANNED FOR NEXT FRIDAY NIGHT 1 ..." VT, .Ver' One of a series of very charm- iiooiiuai parties lor 1 H-wlurK Country ni""'k l""lu''k tneinhcrs lub only ! o'clock polluck supper and card ItHltV lit the HllllhnilKf. ml l-'i-lrlnv evenitiR, August 25. " , !' .Mrs. Pred I-ockwond and Mrs. K. I'ies are act ine us inint chairmen of the parly. Peservii lions are In chtirpe of Mm. Lock wood. The tables are In chiirjie of Mrs. ". T. I'etet'K. Mrs. M. r. Powker. Mrs. V.'. K. Ott. Mrs. V. :f. ' urr,s ."m Mrs. It U. Whipple. ,-f, -.MHWoiiu nun sirs. rl. 1 Han sen and the coffee committee In cludes Mrs. 11. C. Stearns. Mrs. It. H. Bridges, Mrs. J. E. ilarUs and Mrs. S. C. r.apham. All members of the Roseburg Country club are most cordially invited to enjoy the party. EUGENE VISITOR IS , COMPLIMENTED AT LUNCHEON AT HART HOME A charming one-thirty o'clock I luncheon was given in honor of i Miss Anita Simons, of Eugene, Ihnuseguest of Miss flladys Haiti. Tuesday alternoon Willi Mrs. J, A. Hint very graciously acting as hostess. ,m' 'lss Anita Simons, guest ofitulned at Covers were flared lor Mis; Kminu Ci'liind. of Us Anjifh's. .laik Tiew Mish M is.s of I'etKiit, t iihitiiii. Cehimt. Miss Itc-f and W hat ton mid Mr. and AM .Ifiiie Mih. Uitrhie ami diumhlcr. Miss .lean, and son. I.nllrie, Visit tut its enlovetl during the pleasant veliiim hours. xn,tt nephew til Mi" , i,Wi lj(rhlr und Miss Cebtlid u hIiml- the siimoier to IJ-'se mv)l xisitim; her sifter. Miss Alue. un.! In-i inther I. V Celiind ;mrs. donn raoabaugh entertains sewing club on wednesday Mr-, ivwtn IJaihtbriimh very c h iiollsl cntcititiut'd her newiim club ;it a (icltuhtttil tlesiei 1-MiplM'r Wed-ne,-..a eentii at her nthmhe hnine on South Jacksnli street t overs w ej-e plni'tMl lor Mrs, I M. I.ilh, a must, and Mr. J A. Unit. Mis Leslie C Cu mini m:?. Mrs 1.. 1,. W'ttnberlv, .Mcn, 1 A. ttr Mi 4 Mr. Wallace Uolierl-mi. li. t. Church. Mrs. 11 V 'Turner and tin l k,,,,,,). hoi-tess. Mi s. Kudo SHitM ,md iitiiu "ere en o dunti: the plcisuttt eiiim: h Wool Hood Will Cap Your Other Knitting Hy NLJA Service NKW YOItK.Knitting needles are clicking busily again. And, oil ener tbau not, the hands that make them click these dan tielung to col lege, girls. Campus wu id robes will inciuiie ((uuntitles of handiauts. No, the least important among these i.s the hooil, lur davtiine as well u. evening. One of the sweetest and moat universally in-coming angora 1.00,1 & is extremely simple to make. .Ma terials required are: 5 baLi 01 tuzzy, soli angora wool, each halt weiguing one-naif ounce; one pan No. I knitting needles 1 :J4 mm. size 1 juiH pair So. 2 fj'l mm, size); one and five-eighths yards 01 grosgraiti liobon, 'I inches wide. (iAI UK: t Rts iimke 1 inch; 12 rows make I indi. starting ut ihick judgs of hood, with No. 1 needles, cast on 2ti his. (Cneven rows me 1nht ot ttork ini- am bth KOS: K across. 2ND AND 5rl II 14 Mf: 1 uth. These 0 rows . . : liu-M'a-'i- 1 Ht in ifvi-ry .Mil at acio.sa mm. Work JI more ro. 25TII HOW: Mm- 1 , , very lilli at hitosii cik ..iki. u i i. in piillcni until thnre are M rows . j r all iros niav lip eaallv I " " ''"B UlltlllM-- Ot i,iKh i,v i ). Piece shonlil iiifiiuinx 7 IiiiIih,.. ....... ,. .. v v , '. living work on n.--,llt. Uitl, lien ne.HIp, stailiuu at Hnver iluhi- liaml comer, with rlxhi nidc ol work Imvanl von. alinch vnrn nn.i pick mi 12 his nl.,nir ih.. ,.,i.. ..i niece iust i-onii.leieil ..i-ki,,,. .,, ; neck ,lBe to ppBr riht cornet Inhere yarn was liroken . lulu unrk n!at corner ami ,,,, i , , lacrosa. the :ili sis on iiee.ll,. THi.-v inn iuv- , i. . ..,.. ,', .. ' , , '!f 'M "!.," ." i. . 1 ! "!"n .'''K' '". 'voni to oppo ' ! now i.u sis on i '"'"'in mer inese . "" - tooin 4 incnes '"' ofl. WW TO UK WdllN TfltMCI) ' '! n.). I K 1 row. p 1 row) fil ; ""o 'ueii i i. row. jnow ( K l row. ,1' ' ni-l twice, k 1 row. Repent " m0"'- "" T"'" ul"1''1' and tack liKhtl.v. nn Urnll,, M,u ... .I,,. ... ,.F ..... " Hide, to the 2nd of the '," ' "s. .MOCK RAND AND IIF.IITHA. jlloldint! rinhl side of vork toward via wnn io. 2 needles pick up 112 HtH all uIoiik lover edKe of hood mil work In ribbing of p k 2. for 2 inches, increasing I si in every oilier st on lust row (2l: hisi. Then work In ribhinj; of p I, k :l. for i Inch. r,!If 0RK E Rs CL.ASS HAS MEETING p n I DAY AFTERNOON The I'nited Workers Sunday school class of Ihe First Christian church held Its regular meeting Friday alteilloon In the attractive garden ol tbe P. 11. Mcdowan home In Miller's addition. Ilostes si s for the atternoon were Mrs. I'. H. McllTwan and Mrs. II. C. I';ns low. Tile business session was conducted by the vice-president. Mrs. I,. W, lligels. llevotious were led by Mrs. Maltnda Oderkirk anil Mrs. .Mollie Moll lit had charge of a very Interesting program. Dain ty rerreslimenls were served at Ihe close of a very pleasant afternoon. Those present were: Mrs. Mary IMtmier, Mrs. H. J .Young. Mrs E. I. IVrry, Mrs. II. I-'. Snyder. Mrs. Anna Carson. Mrs. H. C. 1'arslow. Mrs. Mnllle Moftllt. Mrs. Win. Fish er. Mrs. Mary Slelzler. Mrs. W. (I Rochester. Mrs. Edith AcKerl. Mrs C K. .Miinunn, Mrs. I.. W. Ing-ls Mrs. I.lllie Plaster. Mrs. Annie Miel. Mrs. Mslimla Oderkirk and Mis. P. B. .McOowan. PORTLAND VISITOR COMPLIMENTED AT TEA GIVEN BY MRS. NEWLAND Mrs Maurice J, Newland enter- chHrming iulormal tea ; Tuesdav atlernoon at her attrai attrai -; llve hollie on West First si I eet . ter. Miss Cloydciie I'arby, and Mrs. asking in a lew friends to meet Earl Decker The t.-ible wasattrac Mrs. It. II. Fields. Jr., nee Adeline j tivi !y c. ntered with a luutpiet ol y.tireher. of Portland. golleugo. Zinnias were attrai tlvelv ar- ' Covers were placed for Mrs .1. (1. ranged about the loom and on the -Stephenson. Mrs. Ci.nlys Buise. tea table. Sewing and visiting wre ' H' bard. Mis. X.-al. , nioved until the lea hour, when Mrs. II. F. studer. Mis. Eirl Deck Mis. Newland served lovely re-j '''' M's. I,. V.. Illgels. Mis. Anna fiwhntellll. Cluck. Mrs. E Kb , ads. Miss ( !.,- 1 d. in- Maiiiv and tile hostess, .Mis. Cuesls Invited bv Mrs. New land , lartiy Ii Honor .Mrs. I lelds included .Mrs llarrie W. ltoolh. Mis. U. II. Waib M rs, Ivlwin Itmith. Mm. I'aul llcl wcir. Mis It.nd Ihiles. Mrs. V. J. Mlcelli. Mrs N. C. Peterm-n. Mrs I-; (J. Kohlhnireu. Mr!. Krederti-k t'hapmiiu. ,lr Mm K. I). Coen. M Jli. V, Helliwell,' Mrs. fit true K H"uck mid Mrs. Chester Momtn. .dis. Pit Ids left Wcdn.wdtiy ni::ht f ir her hotm- In I'nri himl. ftilhiwm a two weeks' vi.il her tf t he honii (leori:e K. of her mnthfr. M IbHtck. on South Stephens ntn el. INFORMAL AFTERNOON (S ENJOYED AT HOUCK HOME ON MONDAY Mrs ti. H IM.-bls, laud, enirrtitfn.'d in lay Hiiernoon nt tin innihir. Mis liiwut1 S mih Stephens stiet Jr . i orihiilh l'-irl-Mor.- home nl her K Horn k. on t, .o ch Ixuitpiets of mixed si in mrr flowers were utlmiti'elv nr rmiiti'd alnut the rooms tluctr. tnited ti enjn tht mtenntun ith Mm. Fields imhidetl Mi- He), n CHsev, Mrs. Maui b e J Ne hind. Mrs. Kdttlu Ituoih, Mrs. )'.... I M Mi s, Frederick Chiipimtli, . -t;enrv;e I') Mom k it lid M : . h'l r-d ei h k J. i'oi Ii i . Lovel lidreshllieats were s.- etl at 'he tea hnui at n labie t o er cd In- all mtnte'lw diet tieiii (.n teled I" h c ittal bm I o p,, pink lille. fci Ah i .iW.-fiTOliiWii i .li lh 1 UTiifcjStjIIA-j.aLai ' . .j. Perfect for the colletfc girl's waidrobe is tins flattering angora hood so simple to knit that even a novice will have no trouble making it. The ctilT is turned back to give a halo effect, and the neck and bertha are held snugly in place with grosgrain ribbon. CHANtiK to No. I needles rud !cc!i Iriml nlibine, to measure flj continue in ribbing of p o. k ::. fer inches. I'lnce the center 111 inches : more inches. Ihnd off in rilibinu. , of ritihnn ilin;i lly over neck band, very loosely, to allow lor bottom :on inside, and sew ribbon to rib- Ha'e. I'liKSS IIHRTHA liclitly. spread- I iiiK ribbing at outer edte obi in ' MRS. J. N. FISHER 13 HOSTESS TO BRIDGE CLUB AND GUESTS ON TUESDAY Mrs. J. X. Fisher i) i ,nei laini ii ner nriilge club aiel a liuinber of guests al a charming Olie.llll.lV o'clock l,..s.it.l,inel.,.n luesuri ai ner itniiiiuip iiome on 'ast Washing! in street. Mixed summer liowei-s lent a colorlitl note to the rooms. Covers were placed Tor Mrs. P. M. Lee. Mrs. (lair K. Allen. Mrs. Henri Shirlclifi. Mrs. Harold llaskln. Mrs. l.eroy Iliatt and Mrs. .Maurice I,. HallmaiU, guests, ami Mrs. Mar shall I'eligra. Mrs. Ilaniel Ke inane. Mis. A. ). Pair. .Mis. E. 11. Jamb,. Mrs. .1. K. Watls. .Mrs. W. R. Chrisler. Mrs. I'rank I'nen and Mrs. Ilog, r Bailey, nif inin n, and tile hostess. Mrs. Fisher. Contract bridge was enioved dul ling the afternoon with .Mrs. l.ee j w inning tile guest's bii:h si ore and I Mis. Chrisler w inning Hi" i Mil, (prize. Tbe consiilal i ill M i.e us ; award, d to Mis. Hakin. ! e ART AND EMBROIDERY .. 1CLUB HAS POTLUCK DINNER WEDNESDAY Tile Rorciiui g Art and Enibroid ry club met al a deliuiinc (Hit Hi, 1. dinner Wednesda .' al (lie h one ol Mrs. l.iston llarby. Assisting the hostess in serving w ere her daugb- I'l'Ul -M'e ll dinner to be Im' Ihe h'Mito ol Mr ic (ni- n im in. AM'.'Ilr't :!''fti ut Minnie Cox. L. L. WIMBERLY3 ENTERTAIN AT OINNER TUESDAY EVENING Mr. ami Mr teriuiiied ;il I O chtcl; ililHie! tut' hmnr "I I., 1. Win 1 1 in in u Kid c clilll . I'lHi'ls were pi. I' I" 1 1 1 " iOpOime t t.l'' I :it il Ii Inr Mr awtt itml Mrs. Mis Adrian Ki-her. 'r. an Leslie C Cummmi:. l i . :t'i .1 A Hai t .,:id i:-e hi't ti.l I' Mr arid tis. vVpul"- h . was enjnv ei i.lu ; jim i tie p e enitlsj S. See the new Mcytag Washers Tcday Snlcs and Service Fred Harris Main St. Roseburt.5 Triumphs 5 i ,i)i:ik! iilon liolh elites. Tie ends iir.o a how. Turn cuff lo rit-'bt side . 't hood. MIES SHIRLEY DUSSEAU -' COMPLIMENTED AT LOVELY BRIDAL SHOWER Mi-s !)us jean, who be trariiKi tins moot h. was conm 1- m. nte.l al a lov-lv bridal sh iwer olvnn r,,,..,!,.,- ,..l l. M croon Keei niif . iss Jeanne Hour at llu ivt-ci noine ni ii.,, .miiiii .l-el.siin slreet. The lalile was colorfully deco - laiin won inn iignien tapers, poi- levy and a centerpiece if a Hilled, Beige Horrhik. ,s A l'elersoii'1 miiror. circled by Ivy and ( enter-: Jr., Meilioi d Fuller and Oeorge e,l by a miniature brine and bride- I.einkemper; soprano soloist Mrs tinom. Tile table was cuveie.l by , (ieorge Undich of Roedsport' Mrs a lovely lace cloth. IS. A. Pet.-m. (inrdiner, acro'lnpan- Sewing and visiting were enjoy. ' Tlllamool: soloists to appeal ed ami many beautiful gilts were ,llls 'lav will be Mis. Henry Hcise, presented In Miss Dusseau Irolil ' Harold Newinan. George l.aDu'. Miss l.enila and .Miss Maxine ("nnetist. Also from Tillamook Bailev. .Miss Lorraine Weatberi nil. 1 ,vll 1"' a suing m,,. mhiv riit7. Miss Doris .Mnynard. .Miss V-ra ' violin. Nancy Hellz, violin, and llonhy. .Miss Myille I Uil ill In its, Ai i tl t'oltz, cell,,. Hml Af,H ar iiss Norma Porter and tbe lion- "Id Newinan. Mrs. A. I've, accom lesses. Mrs. keel and Miss Boor, jl'anisls. and .Mrs. J. (;. Hnlden, in Later in the evening delicious re- el'arge. The Ilroer enseluhle ' or fn .-li in. uls were served by the Sateni will appear I.aNir day also. Iioslesses. I Fir Hie Salem dav mom-iim on MRS. J. M. JUDD ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLUB WEDNESDAY Mrs .1. M .ludd very gi aciously . 1 "' W .1 lohsoti. with Jean llob enlertained her brid--e club at a """ llh "'' -''e Clary Hrown seven o'clock supper Wed iiosiIh v ' 1111 l'a " lsl Wlilainetle unii er- veniug at her lovelv home on .it I ll Jackson sire t OV'MS were jeaien lor .iis. O I T" 1 ! 1 -: I I 111)11 Wlr. .llli:- I" nn. I Mis. James E. .im!.'. ri,-sls. and Mm. (' W. Clark. !1 IW' Mrs. M. II Vi - i i't LalllHicii. Mi.ss A lines I'ii. ineil ami llu. hnsiess, Mrs. J. M. Jii'i-I. Cnntiii'-t hviilue was eiij ived dur- : Ip.: the eveiilp- witli M ' Jiimes V. .ludd winning' hnh score: M m Sinnrje;- wiiiiiini: mm on. I hiu'h am j Mrs. Meii- w inning the travel in;: 1 Pi ize. '. PICNIC IS ENJOYED ON LITTLE RIVER ' TUESDAY EVENING ! , il' liL'.litfn picnic "M;t enjoyed i op I ittli nur Tuesday eveiiiiu b Lleaiii-r Kniler, nl Kiiteiie. ',iiss Ci'V Unbar. Mi-s K'luenui Vir !ea. M:s Helen Cuthin. M is-F-ames Wimherly and MIm Mary L" Icii 1 ';i i ': . S wuil m iutt w as e HCtl thitim: the cwnitis Imurs. Cack to School FECIAL Pcrr orient W.ivcs . .irrcoo end Finger Wave 50c TELEPHONE 82 Worth Side Eccuiy Shcp '.M N. ,lCKSON ST. FRANCES WIMBERLY ENTERTAINS AT LOVELY AL FRESCO SUPPER . Mips Franceii Wilnbeily wan liostcss at u charming; six-thirty o'clock al fresco Blipper party Thum. lay evening at her home on rJast line street to honor Miss flay llu. bar. who la leaving next Tuesday lor Herkeley, where she Is a sen. ior at I'niversity of California; for Mrs. I.eo Young, nee Kthola Kinney, of Corvallis, and for Miss Mary Julia Miller, of Sacramento, who will become the bride of William Campbell, Jr., in this city Septem. her -J. Mrs. Carl K. Wimherly, mother of the hostess, served the, sooner I al tables arranged on the terrace in the garden. Miniature ehoe llower containers holding dainty bomiueis of Hummer hlossotns, graced the tables. Covers were placed for Miss Dlt bar. Mrs. Young and Miss Miller, guests of honor, Mrs. James Roy, of Marshfielil; .Miss Eleanor En't ler. of Kligene; Miss Madlyn Stearns and Miss Joyce Undue.-., or Oakland; Miss Elizabeth Camp bell. Miss Ailllabelle Berg, Miss Kathryn Buseilbark, Miss Hetty, line Dixon, Miss Mary Ellen Darby, .Miss Eugenia Vlrden. .Miss Elodn Taylor. .Miss Aileeu Chambers, Miss liorothy fiermomt. Miss Marv Iohii I'nrkinson, Miss Helen .Marie Catching. Miss Hetty Quino, . Miss Kugenla llriggs, Miss Meredith Anne Jenkins and Ihe hostess .Miss Frances Wimherly. Visiting was enjoyed during the pleasant evening hours. MARY JULIA MILLER IS COMPLIMENTED AT LOVELY SHOWER PARTY WEDNESDAY Miss Mary Julia Miller, of Sac ramento, Calif., who win become tbe bnde of William Campbell, Jr. .September 3rd in this city, was loniphinenled at a charming bower '""'ly,W? '"u,y evening given ,y Miss liorothy (len,i ,lt ,,,. nu) on East Douglas slreet. A beautiful pink anil white mo tir was carried out on the lace cov ered table, which was centered by H ide s cake topped by a niinla- ' "re bride and br groom, aud flanked by rio,-,.,.;, a,, t Pin!; and white. Miss Miller f,., MlsB He Catch nc Mk. ri ... Mi 1-ranees Wimberlv. ll. i:...'. Huhar .Miss Ell, -unl.. V-.., ' lti.tr.-;-,.. t.- " "' -iioeu. .inss Mi . T, '' t ,aile Tison, iss kathryn Hnsonburk Miss ade , Eugene. Miss EliMbeth .;" "'II- -M'. Clarence Bates o .::' voung. fOSc"! 'tills, Miss Annabelle Berg Miss "an- Joan Parkinson. .Miss Elo la Ml" "'i;oroM" ";:V"rly Wi3""' . . Uruothy (erniond .'on'"inr'B"'"" "'"y'"i v - " ''"'nmg hours and later ! miiqi. TO RF irirAvi,nP. : DURING STATE FAIR j WEEK IN-SALEM .: f'ltny of fhe Orog-,,, arlisls who ! Ms , -,, mental and organ progSns ;ll 'O be pleseiiled iv ih , reiierafMn ,,f i,1Pi.. , T " the T.tth stale fair .-,i """"" i I em Iw... ,J ""11 SeH- announced hv -'I is. We Tpr ri. nton. Salem, cliair- hium oi ine leileriitmn ,.t, i I cimimltl ee. ""ii.il. 1 The ciuicerts for l.ahor day will nn nine a Keedsport nrile m .tn, Wednesdnv. Salem talent will he featured, including Josephine Bross, sot. ratio. Ruth lledlord. soprano, llarlalid Hollow, dl. tenor, all soln- llsts: vocal ensemble ilii-ecl..,l l.v '."-' " eusemoie irom I'll! Lain- I tia cuapter Mil Phi Epsilon. with violinists .Maybell l.ilhurn. Maxine . i ',,,l,i,,nii,,li li ... .. i i 1 , . . . 7 V.' '," 1 . " " Mt !! nm,i n . ,.'; pianist. He!e Ailene Moored. i (Continued on page 3.) THAT, ,rt r'msv rrri I iir f irccLiixvj Blankets, of course, rrust be clean, but it'i a back. breaking task for any woman to get them so. It Is easier, more economical and sensi ble to tend them to this modern laundry where they will be washed with sott water and mild soaps. And neither vou nor the blankets will have that washed out look: MF oDRY cleaning tJmi.'jtttnAiik