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TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBORGVORESON SATURDAY, JANUARY 6, 1940. 50XEDEW Cnlendar Monday, January 8 Dr. n. L. Dunn's nnn-dcnnminu-tiolinl Bible study class meeting at 7:45 o'clock in evening at Doug Ins hotel dining hull. Public In vited. I.iuly Lions seven o'clock no hostess dinner at t'mpquu hotel with Mrs. O. J. Peldkump ami MrH. I). K. Fnliz, Joint chairmen. N. of W. I.llac circle No. 49 to meet at :'Mt In evening nt I. U. O. F. hall with Mrs. Lislon Durhy, guardian neighbor, In charge. Douglas County Music Tench ers association to meet at 11:45 o'clock no-hostess luncheon at Ho tel Hose with Mrs, Homer (Irow an speaker on subject, "Psychology lor Music TeacheiB." Junior Woman's (dull K o'clock meeting in evening at clulihiaiKe with Margaret l.flhge anil Muriel White In charge or program on "American CHIzctnhip." I'ullertnn IVT. A. meeting at 3:3" at selinolliouse with Mm. l. II. Carter speaker on "I.egiKlallon." Panel discussion led hy Mrs. W. M. Campbell and Dorothy Jackson. Discussion also of re-organizing re eonler hand. Itoso I'.-T. A. to meet nl 4 o'clock at stiioolhoilKe. E. A. llrit ton. gueHt speaker on 4-11 club work. Special music SI. George's Episcopal guild meeting ut Iwo o'clock at home of Mrs. J. c. Hume with Mih. Will II. Gerrotson, joint hostess. II. I'. W. ('. lo meet ut 8 o'clock In evening at clolihouHe with Mrs. C. W. Clark, program chnlrimin. Tuesday, January 9 District No. 11 of the Oregon Slato Graduate Nurses association to meet ut 8 o'clock In evening at Veterans Facility with Anne Mr Dermott, president. In charge. Jin portunt business session. F. S. cluli lo meet In afternoon at home of Mrs. II. T. Illoom. Inter-Se Study chili one o'clock luncheon and roll-cull topics pro gram at homo of Mrs. Karl I II rleh on Commercial avenue. Itcllekah lodge to n t at 7:110 nt I. f). (). F. hall to lie followed hy Joint Insinuation or officers with Hi, Fellows. ' Pottawatomie Camp Fire group ceremonial at 7:.1u In evening at homo of guardian. Miss Eleanor 1'ies. Parents and friends Invited. Wednesday, January 10 K mid It club nl'tnrnnon meeting lit home of Mrs. II. A. Taylor. liiversilalo Happy Hour club afternoon meeting at homo of Mi. T. II. Mil IT. M. O. A. club afternoon meeting nt home of Mrs. C. '1'. Tipton In Oaks addition. W. C. T. V. Ui meet at Iwo o'clock In ultcrunon til Methodist church parlors with Mrs. 0. A. Clinmberllu. president, in charge. Pythian Sisters special business session nt s o'clock In evening nt K. or p. bull. Sew anil Chat afternoon club meeting nt two o'clock at home of Mrs. Kalpli Herman, 30(1 Kohlha gen nparlments, llnughiB unit of ProAniciirn lo meet at two o'clock at chamber or commerce orilco. Interesting pro gram. Thursday, January 11 Ladles of lioseburg Country club tu meet at !l::tn u. m. ;:- con tract bridge tournament play; l!i::p pot hick luncheon mid i'm Knifing. W. II. A. meeting at two o'clock In afternoon at Miiccabeo ball. ' (Icorge Stunner camp and aux iliary of Culled Spanish War Voter mis to meet at 7:3n In evening for Joint Installation ot ofllcers at arm (fry. All members reiiuesteil lo be liresenl. I.lghl refreshments. Fine Arts departn t or Junior Woman's club lo el at 7::lll id evening al homo of Mrs. Italpb Merman. HlUi Kolillitiueu apart llients. ' Presbyterian Missionary society meeting at 2:3n al home of Mrs. W. M. Chalmers, s:ir. s. I'lue, with Mrs. JV. II- lllake, Joint honless. Mrs. C. (i. Fles. devotions, nud Mrs. W. M. Campbell, progriiiu chalriuan. St. Joseph's Altar society spcriul I meeting at 2:30 at parish I,.. II on I N. Kane Hlrcet. licrieshiucnls will be served. j IjiiIv Elks lo meet ut N o'clock ! fll evening al temple. High score! prizes lor winners In tournament I play of conlract bridge and five hunilriMl. ' MmIIioiIIkI Ladles Aid one o'clock ! ltlhcliciiii at church parlors with J Mrs. C. W. Wright, cliiilrmim. Mrs.1 E. J. Wainscolt, Mrs. .Mary Wat Mil, Mrs. C. W. Owen. Mrs. ' Harry 1 l.ohr. Mrs. I.. M. Lilly anil Mis. ' Keil lllxoti. hostesses. Mrs. PiiuL Gedtles. devotions. 7 Friday. January 12 ! lula Simon club meeting ut 7:3il In evening al home of Mrs. W. II. ; Carter. SLY. Ilouck street. Ilusl tless session lllui social hour. J j Modern Arts club two o'clock ! meet lug ut home ol Mrs. Kenneth ! Ford ui 1 131 !:. Third street. j II. of I'. V. Florence Mghlliigrile teifl No. IT, Insinuation of new of llcers at 7:3ii In eenlim at arm ory. Virginia Cyrus, Installing of (leer. Saturday, January 13 . St. Joseph's Altar society bake , mile. Icitliuing bread and rolls, to ; lie held at I'lcgly-U'lugly aline, . Airs. Clara Sliewlg mid .Mrs. Lucy! Jennings, co-cbiiinncn. ; Itoseburg W'olil. ill's club service shop open Hll-iluy upstairs in club bouse, opposite limit's Indian theatre. BADOURA CLUB POSTPONES MEETING - Tito Itailotirn club. Daughters of tltr Nile, v III postpone the l'el Tuesday's ll ling until n date to lie announced Inter, By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER R. IMRIE CONN AND MONA SEHL MARRY IN PORTLAND WEONE8DAY Another holiday ceremony was solemnized In SI. Mary's calbedral. I'liltluud. Inst Wednesday after ll'iou, when Miss Monu Elizabeth Sehl, daughter or Mrs. J. F.dward Sebl of Oswego and H. Iturle Conn, sou of Mr, and Mrs. Huscoe Coiiu of Hoscbllrg, were wed. The Hev. II. V. Kcllcy read the service be fore an altar banked with white 1 chrysanthemums and Christmas J decorations. Wearing a brocaded taffeta gown on colonial Hues, the bride entered with her brother-in-law, Charles It. Holloway. Her finger-tip length veil was held 111 place with an orange blossom Juliet cap, and she carried calla lilies. The matron of honor was Ihr bride's sister, Mrs. Holliwav. In a princess dress of white corded tuf lota wllb sliver lace bodice. She carried a nosegay or lllles-of-lhe-valley, hotivardla nn'd white roses. Misses Judith Oswald, Mary Jan" Metilg and Hraitndn Conn, the bridegroom's sister, were , brides maids, wearing similar dresses of while laflelii. Meat man was Jack tlutchlns or Albany. Harold .Mttcklu, Douglas Skoog and Hubert Slocuin we"e ilsbers. A reception followed bnmedlate ly al the home ot Mrs. Ijiura Melsler In Oswego Miss Evelyn Kobliison served 1he wedding cake and the Misses Virginia Keep. Frances Willi h e r I y, Josephine lllakely. Margaret Menlg. Elinor Hanson. Mope Cltiimberlln, Fnld Clirford, Frances McKennu. Doreen Kllpiitrlck, Joan Vnuiig and Mrs. Harry lhrhacb served. Pouring were Mesdames Thomas Hoblnson anil Carl Wlinherly ol lioseburg, IC. Young and Maurice Kbeu ol Os wego. For traveling the bride wore tl hunters green dress under a blacK fur coal with black accessories. Her corsage was while orchids. The collide will be nt home afler January s in Oklahoma Clly, Okla homa. MRS. C. E. ROBERTS IS QUEST SPEAKER AT WOMAN'S CLUB TUESOAV Mrs. C. K. Huberts. Iiiternalliinal llelallous chiilrniau of Ibe Hose Inirg Womiin's club, was guesi i.peaker on tlml subject ill one or Ibe most Inleiesllng meetings it the club year held on Tiiesduy nl the clubhouse. Mrs. L. A. Wells, president, con ll'licted Ibe meeting and Mrs. l'.'lii'l((eHoker gave a very Inter esting llve-niiniile roll-call Inlli on "Inlaullle Paralysis" The one-lblily o'clock desserl luiii hion was served by Jlrs. Murk L I n lerwood. cbalrniiin. Mrs. W. K. Olt anil Miss Marie Martens. Covers were plneed tor about fifty members and Ibelr Invited guests. The tables were heulllHully ap pointed with polnsella plants, file thorn nud sprues of holly. Tail white in pet's lighted Ibe rooms for the occasion. Mrs. Huberts gave an excep llonally fine and Interesting lull on current events anil Inlerniltlolial n billons fur Ibe lust year, aliei which a townhull mooting follow ed nud iiuesllons and uuswers were Fiijovcd. Mrs. Homer Urow pre sented as her guest. Miss June illiubes. who Is visiting here from F.nglanil. and who gave a very In leiesting talk on the panel discus sion. II was announced that Ibe mem bership drive had closed ami .Mrs. L. Kohlbimell, Sr., and Mrs. Karl i'lliich were declared captains ol Hie winning team. The losing learn will aniloililce plans within Ibe near future as lo what will he done lo honor Ibe winning leiini. The club nisi planned for n cooked food sale. Ibe dale or which will he a n noil need Inler. The next regular iine-lhliiy o'clock dessert lilut heoli meeting of the club will be held .lunuiiry lilth nl the clubhouse. MRS. J. H. SHORT ENTERTAINS AT DINNER NEW YEAR'S Mrs. ,1. II. Short enlertnlueil nl a verv ilelltthlful lu.key dinner at tier homo New Year's day lo honor Hie birthday anniversary of h"f sou. II. Short. Covers were placed at tl beaut l lullv uppotnlcil lilble for Mrs. M lliizel Hlvoit and diiughler. Miss liettviniie. Worth Davis. Cariie. Will and Jim Dixon, Mr. und Mrs. I.. W. Melzger. nil of Itoseburg. Mr und Mis. Flunk (liaves. of Los Angeles. Calif.. Mr and Mrs. .1 V Shoii. of Drew. II. Short, May Short and Ihe hostess. Mrs. .1. II. Short. Mis. Craves, of Los Angeles. Is a iliiiuihter ol II. Short. The hos tess was assisted In serving I" Mis DlMill. Mrs. .1. V. Short and Muv Short. Music, cards und visiting wen enjoyed dining the pleasant after noun bouts. HOLIOAV PARTY IS ENJOYED AT KESTER HOME NEAR DIXONVILLE Ml anil Mis. .1 J Kester Ciller milled al a (cry lovely holiday par ty ut their home near Dlxnnville on M-iniluy. Cllis were exchanged Hid xislllltg was eu.lined following Hie seixini! nt the delicious turkey dinner lo Mr. and Mrs I, Kolllbli gen. Jr., Mr, and Mrs. Lew In Pink er. Mr. and Mis. t hdc Kesler anil laughter. Lnietii' Dentine, ,lr. iitnl Mis. Dnlllllil llclldi It ksnll illel Mill. Ham Cordon, of LtiL'i-ne. Ml .ied Mrs Itohert Mutt an.l t hildien. i Itohhetle ami HnheM l.tomd Mts ; lla"l KeMier. NotViil Cain 1. li. I- j Mi l loiivhlin. Leonard ( a he nt Kti - m-iie. .unI the hoht and ht'ter.. j .ill', and Mi". .1- J- Kesler. CHARMING TEA GIVEN AT H. L. WHIPPLE HOME ON FRIDAY .Mrs. II. L. Whipple and (laugh ter, Miss Hetty Mae, entertained at a very charming tea Friday af ternoon at their attractive home on Kast Douglas street to honor the retiring orflrers of Job's Daughters lie I he I No. 8 and the council members or the bethel Miss Whipple is the retiring hon ored gueen or the bethel and .Mrs. Whipple Is lutst guardian of the bethel. Members or the bethel were in vited to the arlalr and culled be tween the hours of three and rive o'clock. .Mrs. Whipple and Miss Hetty Mae were ussisted In receiv ing the guests hy the newly Install ed honored queen Miss Fullb Young. Mrs. Harry S. Hlack and Mrs. (onion Slc-warl assisted the hos tesses during Ihe tea hour and al ternating in pouring were Mrs. II. C. Church. Mrs. tl. W. Marshall. Mrs. A. H. Taylor and Mrs. b. A. Ki lt ton. The tea (able was especially beautiful wllb a cenierpiece carry- lug out the holiday motif and lighted hy colorful small HgbtH. The fiirlulliins itinltf was also heatl- Itifitlly carried out in the room de corations. Tall while tapers light ed the tea table, while the dishes were of colorful potterware. (illcsts Invited by Mrs. Whipple and .Miss Hetty Mae lo enjoy the affair Included: Mrs. K. A. Hiit lon. Mrs. II. C. Church. Mrs. O. W. Marshall. Mrs. Paul Jenkins. Mrs. Hurry Hltick. Mrs. A. II. Taylor. .Mrs. (lordon Stewart and small soih ilebhy Cordon, Mrs. T. (1. Watson. Miss Dora Mae linker. Miss iMaiiiin Church. Miss Faith Young, .Miss Joanne Hume, Missi b-ience lam ton. Miss Luc a iiriuon, Alias nnuiiH pen, Heltv Marsters. Miss Ann Huhl. I Miss" MarV Kllen Harby. Miss I'byl- lis Hinsdale. Miss Donna Lapham. I Miss Itiitli Hansen. Miss Barbara I Ann Turner. Miss Doris and MIssI Carmen Abeel. Miss Maiilvn und; Miss Coiilille Hurphiim, Miss Pa llida tilllite, Miss Dolores Cilcy, Miss Wlltnii Felilhamp, .Miss Vir ginia Young, Miss Alhallu Taylor, Miss Unite Owen. Miss Carolyn Cordon, Miss Patricia McCllntock. Miss Kvn Baker. .Miss Meredith Anne Jenkins. Miss Ailnahelle anil Miss Clurilbelle Herg, Miss Marion Paden and Miss Joyce limorculix. of Klinu, Washington. MRS. HOMER GROW ENTERTAINS PIANO PUPILS ON- FRIDAY 1 Mrs. Ilonier (irnw. : cnlei lalned : ; clllortalneil her piano pupils al. a channiui;' Hetty Shore. Mamuerite Mink party Kliday afternoon nt her at- Virginia Smith, llene. Alta iracilvp home on Cohb street. 'Iheand Wilma La I a ill, Gmaldine Mor fireplace waa hankei) with fernsiKan, June Muusdu, Doris Leonard, and the holiday molir was prettily Lila Milter. Krancen Murphy. Maiy, carried out by the use of 1'olnset- Stout. Doris Haird. Jimnita Oalinrii,1 tas ami Christmas ureens. Miltlretl Hehard, Alum and .Iun- Mlss Claire Tlson saiiR two.Hodson, John, Frank. Hill and Krn- a i( m 13 ot imiuiI)iI'h; Mv, MdrrlH H itniich nlayeit a moiii of violin iniinlHTH unit thp murtic impUs play ed pin no mimhtrHt attiM w hie It n Hoi-iiil hour ol' nnini'H aiul vlKltitiH Vk'fii ciijoycil nud Mih. Grow hpi'V lovely ri'fi'i'MhnnnlR. (iuoHtR ol' Ihe iiltnnoon IncliiiltMl Mi hs Joyce lninoreaux of Khna. Wnsh., Mih. Morris II. Itoach and MIhk Claire Tlson. i'lano pupils of Mrs. (irow euJovhiK the oepa flion Jnehnied: I.oh Lily, Perry, Het ty and Sully Smith. Maryanne and Donald Ca.skey, Kileen and Minion Slaltery. Jnnnite Hume, Kvelyn and .lean Wiley, Joanne Itiitter, l'laueeH and Kalhryn trvhiK, li ht-ii nud Morris Hoaeli, und Jack llardiim MISS ALTA GOLDEN IS HOSTESS AT LOVELY SHOWER PARTY SATURDAY Mitts Alta Colden enteiiained a a very lovely shower party nt her home on West First street Satur day nlternoon to compliment Miss Mary Kmicnlte. of Cnrvallis, for merly of this city, who was mar ried in lioselnirs Sunday, (lames were played and lovely refreshments were served hy Miss (tolden. assisted hy her sister. Miss Huhv. to Miss Mary Kaueette. auest of lutnor. Miss Marv Hellows, Miss Maiilvn and Miss Corlniie llnrp- ham. Miss Ada Jane Chalmers, Miss Until and Mtss Ionise Itlake. Miss Mary and Miss Nmiry Roland Miss Jane Waimeman. Miss Kran irlle Krenm. Mrs. (lieu Marshall .Mrs. W. ti. Ulake. Mrs. V. C. Kau eette and Mrs. One 1 lendrtchson. Ileautilul tslfts were presented from the uuesls to Miss Kaueette EXECUTIVE LUNCHEON ENJOYED BY WOMAN'S CLUB BOARD TUESDAY The executive hoard, cluhhniise hoard and hoard of directors of I ho ItoHchuiK Woman's cluh en Joyed a no hostess 12 I'rthch lunch eon it the Hotel Itope Tuesday. Covers were placet) lor Mrs. It. A. Wells, president, Mrs. It. R Sipprell. Mrs. I. H. littldle. Mrs. Koster llutner. Mrs. (1. V. Wlmocr ly. Mrs. T. i Walsnn. Mrs. K I.. Kuapp. Mrs K. tl. Kohlhimen. Mrs. Karl l lliich und Mrs. William Hell A short husiness ineetlnn was held ami the group later attended the regular meetlnie of the Wo man s club at the rluhhmtse. GROVES FAMILY ENJOY NEW YEAR'S WEEK END DINNERS Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Ornves ami Ihi'h sons and dauuhters-in-la w. Mr. and Mis. I'ioyd tirive-. of Sa-h-ni. and Mr. ami Mrs. Herbert W i:ini-t :iini i-iildrtn. Cttiolvn jitel i;nilahl. of this citv. enjoyed Hi" ,,w year s w eeK-end together. Th imtillv t-nioved a dinner Sun lu al (, y i;,n home in Umi. :-! H ,,.) n.,i Monda at the t . W . Hiioves home on lUuikway street, BAPTIST WOMEN'S SOCIETY HAS MEETING ALL DAY THURSDAY The Rosebitrg Haptlst Women's society held a very enjoyable all day meeting Thursday at the church parlors with Mrs. 1.. Koh,. bagen, Sr., president, in charge. The meeting opened at ten o'clock with group singing of a hymn. It wus announced Unit all mem bers having clothing to be douuted to the Children's Farm Home at Corvallls, to bring same to the next meeting to turn over lo Mrs. Alba Spaugh. Mrs. H. II. Mtldges was appoint ed chairman to announce hostess committees for the fellowship din- ners and Mrs. I. L. Thompson was appointed chairman of the table linen of the thilrcb. The kitchen committee appointed Included;! Mrs. I). W. Taylor, chair .nan, Mrs H. D. Knlgge, Mrs. John William Robertson and Ihe four circle chair men: Mrs. CJ. H. Wickham. Mrs Lee .Merchant. Mrs. ( P. Snoddy and Mrs. Harry F. Hatfield. The. e mines will meet at the church net inursday ror an all-day meeting and noon politick luncheon. All women of the church desiring to assist wiin tne work of the com mittee are Invlled to be present, Heports of the various circles were given and a nooh politick luncheon was enjoyed with Circle No. 2 in charge of Ihe tables. The afternoon's program opened with group singing, followed by Mrs. H. P. Sconce reading from the "Jolly Journal" by Isabel Craw ford, missionary lo the Indians and followed by the presentation of the piny "Christmas Among the Indians or Saddle Mountain," In cluding the following cast: Mrs August Schloetnan, Mrs. J. F. Byrd Mrs. Charles Mohr, Mrs. W. D Harris, Mrs. L. A. Allen, Mrs. J. H Wolford and Mrs S. A. Roser. The devotions were In charge f Mrs. ft. L. (Hie, who was assisted by Mrs. Liston Darby. Mrs. R. w Taylor. Mrs. A. I). Hnwn, Mrs. J i. woiiorn, iVtrs l(. I). Knlgge .Mrs. Charles Polrot. Mrs. .Myrtle Jennings, Mrs. I. L. Thompson Mrs. I,. Kohlbagen. Sr.. and Mrs Alba Spaugh. Mrs. Carl Nlckens, chairman of Ibe White Cross committee, asked niemners to donate old sheets, pll ow t,lspfl ; ..( a,,!.,,!,!- , u . ''' f "" ,"" " f?r ""Ses to be " 'he ,nili n''lon stations, n' "eU to bring tllelr hi Is for this project at the '"l "" UK. which will be held I pornary 1st, with Circle No. 3 en- vi uiiiiiiik me otner lliree circles nt a noon luncheon. Circle No. 3 will also have charge of the tables for the all-day meeting, which will ue iiem in the church parlors. WATCH PARTY IS ENJOYABLE AFFAIR SUNDAY EVENING The Christ ian Kndeavor wateli party was held at the Christian church following t lie evening aer victis. Deeemher 31. CanieH wore enjoyed during t,Utt, evening and refreshnienia wero nerved at a lale hour to Urn follow. rst Hod poii. Leonard, Darretl and Donnie .Munsun, Charles Dunning,! .Johnny Snow. Hay Shore, Wayne Osborne, Wallace Cox and Dou Munson. MRS. MORRIS MATHEWS ENTERTAINS CLUB ON ! TUESDAY AFTERNOON ! Mrs. Morris Mathews very pra clously entertained her club at her home Tuesilay afternoon. Beauti ful Christmas decoraltons were usetl ahout the rooms. Sow tne anil viaitliiK were en joyed until the tea hour, when Mrs. ' Mathews served delicious refresh- incuts lo M i'fl. Robert Nelson, a Sliest, and the following mem bers: Mrs. Howard Hatfield. Mrs. Vej-n Shruin. Mrs. Maurice Weber, Mrs. George Casebeer and MiSi Clytle K us ter and daughter. Urene Deaune. PRO-AMERICA UNIT TO HOLD FIRST MEETING OF NEW YEAR WEDNESDAY The first meeting of the New Year of Hie Ikuiglns unit of Pro- Amerli-a will lie hold at two o'clock next Wednesday afternoon at the chamber of commerce office with Mrs. H. C. Waddell. president, con ducting tile business session. Plans have been made for a very interesting program with Mrs. L. K. Coodtioiirn. chairman. Ill charue. All members arc urged lo be pres ent. JOINT INSTALLATION TO BE HELD BY REBEKAHS AND ODD FELLOWS TUESDAY UoscbitiK ltcbeliah lodge. No II, will meet In regular session at 7::l0 net Tuesday niclit at the I. o. II. P. hall lo be followed by a Joint M slallalioti of new officers with Iho Odd Fellows. District Ifpuly llraml Master Oliver Plainer, and IMstrlet Peputy President Ruth Pllliuer, will net as Installing of ficers. All members are requested to lie present. EPISCOPAL GUILD TO MEET ON MONDAY A very Important meeting of St. Ooorge's Kpiscopal llulld lias been planned for two o'clock Monday afleinooil to be held al Ihe iiouie of .Mrs. .1. ( Htltne on IllnkeleV street witll Mrs. Will H. tlerretseil as as sisting hostess. A report of ihe ilonilnatitig cointnlltee will be pie senteil. All meinlicts nre urged to be present. PYTHIAN SISTERS TO MEET WEDNESDAY NIGHT A M'ry lliiportaul meting of the Pythian Sisters has been planned lor eight o'clock neV Wednesday evening nt the K. of IV ball. All members aie being esin-ri;illy urg ed lo be present. Blackouts Dress L "A j f j 7f$fy, frfi filWit'.. :-H!-t'v ! If f If. ?! ,A I ! Wf-W An original touch of embroidery outlining pockets and neckline, done in colored cabochon and pendant beads mixed with (old are sufficient to convey the new and semi-formal touch to this Rosevienne dress of black silk crepe, The skirt is sunray pleated in con lh -' " "- -!-... o -,tr outhful. COUNTRY CLUB LADIES ENJOY PLEASANT DAY AT CLUB ON THURSDAY The ladles of Ihe Roseburg Country club enjoyed Thursday at the cluh house and bridge prizes for the morning's play were award ed to Mrs. Arthur II. .Mountford. first, and Mrs. .1. M. Jtulil, second. Potltick luncheon was served at noon to Mrs. It. D. Uridges, captain, Airs. K. II. Van Ness, secretary, Mrs. b. K. Fles, Mrs. K. A Pearson, Mrs Y. K. (Ill, Mrs. Paul Geddcs. Mrs Arthur H. .MotHiirord, Mrs. J. It. .Mount lord, Mrs. II. C Slearns, Mrs. Kenneth (Juine, Mrs. S. C. Lapham, Mrs. II. T. Hansen, Mrs. John K. Marks. Mrs. Carl IC. Wim berly, Mrs. J. F. Dlllard and Jlrs. J. M. Jildd. tlolflng was enjoyed In the aft ernoon with Mrs. Slearns winning the prize. Next Thursday the la dles will play contract bridge al !)::t0 with politick luncheon at noon and golllng In the afternoon. NEW YEAR'S DINNER IS ENJOYABLE AFFAIR AT K. CLOAKE HOME Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Clouke and Mrs. I. A. flellilliol.lt enter- tallied at a very charming one 1 o'clock dinner at Ihe Clouke home on New Year's day. The decora tions carried out a pretty and col orful holiday motif. Covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs. Max Myers and daughter. Miss Alice and son. Hobby, Mr. and Mrs. I,. L. Wimberly, Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Tipton. Mrs. W. . C. Tipton. Mrs L. Connelly. Mr. and Mrs. K. (I. (Tonke ami daughters, Miss .lean and Miss Kllamae. and son. Wal lace. Mr. and Mrs. Airred Clouke. Mr. and Mrs. Pay Asliiiry, .Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Marks, Mrs. Lucy Jen nings. Miss Juanltn Redding. Mrs. K. A. llelmhnlilt and daughter. Miss llcity, and son, Dick, anil Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Clouke and daughter. Miss Marlon. ' w as eiijnyeit ituting tne pleasant afternoon hours. INTER-SE STUDY CLUB TO MEET ON TUESDAY The Inler-Se study dub will bo entertained at a one o'clock lunch eon given next Tuesday hy Mrs. Karl I'llrirh at her home on Com inercinl nvemie. Roll-call topics will he presented. All members aie cordially Invited to bo nresent. IOTA SIGMA CLUB TO MEET FRIDAY The lota Simna dub will hold mi Itileresllng business and social nieetitm al 7::'.n o'clock next Fri day evening at the hniue of Mrs. I Y. II. Carter at S2H Houck street. Members and li b mis are cordially Invited to be present. MODERN ARTS CLUB TO MEET FRIDAY I , Nooitcralt will licet at seven-tlilr-The Modern Arts club will ntoetjt o'clock next Monday evening at at two o'clock next Friday niter-1 the l.li.o.F. hull with Mrs. I.ia'un noon at the home of Mis. Kenneth i Din by. guardian tielislib-ir. presld Kith 11:11 Last 'iliiid street. All lug. Ml mcmlicrs are urued lo be members are urged lo be present. I or No, Women of Paris Still Charmingly for Evening ' L i..i.i.!r-- MR. AND MRS. CUMMINGS ENTERTAIN AT CHARMING NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY Mr. and .Mrs. Leslie C. Ciiminings entertained at a very charming New Year's eve party at their at tractive home on Harrison street. A five-thirty o'clock no-hostess supper was solved buffet style from a table carrying out the New Year motif, Attractive New Y'ear favors were given to the guests. Those enjoying the evening with Mr. and Mrs. Ciiuimlngs Included Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Fullerton, Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Ilenuessy. .Mr. and Mrs. U L. Witnberly, .Mr. and Mrs. An drew Fisher, Mr and .Mrs. K. C. Patterson and -Mr. and Mrs. Ward Ciiiniiilngs. Cards were enjoyed during the evening. witn prizes going to Mr anil Mrs. Ward Cuminliigs and Mr. t lenitessy. MRS. FRANK COEN IS HOSTESS TO BRIDGE CLUB ON FRIDAY Mrs. Frank Coen verv graciously entertained her bridge club Friday afternoon at a charming onc-thlr- ly o clock dessert-luncheon at her beautiful new home in Uiurelwood. The holiday motif was attractive- Iv carried out on the lace covered talile. Covers were placed for Mrs. K, 11. Van Ness Slid Mrs. 1,. K. Fles, guests, and Mrs. A. !. Parr, Mrs O. If. Hess Mm Frlu-ln rtnnMi Mrs. Scott Williams. Mrs. Frede rick Chapman. Jr.. nud Mrs. Frede rick .1. Porter. Contract bridge was enjoyed miring t lie alteruoon with .Mrs. Fles winning Hie traveling prlz,1 and Mrs. Porter winning the first prize. U. S. W. V. CAMP AND AUXILIARY TO INSTALL OFFICERS THURSDAY One of tile largest meetings of iSrrge Stunner ramp and aiixlllnrv f'ir l be new year has been planned lor 7:"n next Thursday night at the armory, al which time a Joint installation of the l:iln officers will be held. Light refreshments , will be served later In the evening. All memoers ot the camp and aux iliary to railed Spanish War Vet erans are requested to be present. FINE ARTS DEPT. TO MEET THURSDAY The Fine Arts department of the Junior Woman's club will hold an interesting nieellnc at 7::tlt o'clock next Thinsil iv evening al the Inline of Mrs. Ralph Herman. Sufi Kohl liugiil apartments. All members Tl Ihe ilcpailllli'llt are urged to be present. N. OF W. TO MEET MONDAY EVENING 1,11m- Circle No tu. Melahbors of present. V 1 ffl 9 BUT SIMPLICITY STILL GUIDES THE DESIGNERS By ROSETTE HARGROVB (NBA Service Stuff Correspondent) PARIS So far aa Frenchwomen are concerned, it's patriotic to dress for the evening whenever the occa sion demands it. At the outlireuk of war, It was a natural feminine instinct to put awuy all party clothes, but now the men are coming home on leave. It Is up to the women to look their most charming to make them forget the war. FaHhlons always reflect the "cli mate" of 'the moment and the re cent creations aliown by the Paris ian designers for "dressing up" oc casions are full of allure, yet at be same time practical anil sim ple. On the other hand, they are styles which will appeal to women the world over. FORMAL DECOLLETAGE IS NOT WORN Paris suggests two alternatives the formal street-length dress or the full-length dinner gown. The forntui decollete evening dress has naturally disappeared from the Parlsienne's wardrobe. The long dinner or theater dress usually has long sleeves and a high neckline, but sleeves "pushed liac!(" over Ihe elbow are as smart. So far as line Is concerned, botli long and short skirts pieserve the . siim hlpliiie and the nlppeit-ln waist effect, but nearly all show varying degress of fullness. lloillces are either eusy-flttlng or skin-tight (Allx) often fasten ing center front and many show subtle draperies usually mossed over the bosom. Necklines nre neither exaggeratedly high nor low, the newest line stopping at the base of the throat, either rounded or squared. Application mottfs these most Intricately wo'rked and providing the best delicate workmanship have been revived Willi much sue cess. These are ustiully carried out on net or clilirnn bases for greater contrast. Deep sheer yokes continuing lnt sleeves, and often rormliig almost the entire back, will offer a transparent contrast ol setting the opaqueness o( the remainder of the dress. BLACK IS NOT ONLY COLOR The full-length dinner gown stylos iliirer little rrom the short er edition, although they do eomd" MRS. J. D. BRYAN 13 COMPLIMENTED AT LOVELY PARTY THURSDAY Mrs. J. D. Hryan was the inspira tion for a lovely pniiy given by her sister, Mrs. C. K. Rand, Thurs day evening. Games were played and Mrs. Ryan, nee Maude Mc Gaughey, entertnlncd the group by playing urcordlon selections. Later Mrs. Rand served lovely leiiesiiinents outlet style from n table centered with a bowl of Ivy and tall pink tapers. Guests of the evening included Mr. and Mrs Bryan and son, David, .Mrs. Charles force, .Mrs. Loreu Harvey, Mrs. Jack noucock, .Mrs. I,. W. Rand. Mrs. Hugh Harrison, Mrs. Rich ard Jnhansen. Mrs. Earl Wiley. Mrs. O. J. Rand, Mrs. V. T. Jack son, Dr. and Mrs. Louis Magln, Miss Maxlno Rand, Miss Lila Mil ler, Mrs. Dorothy Dale Jackson and Ihe host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Rand. fIW AND CHAT CLUB ENTERTAINED AT GARDNER HOME Mrs. Edwin Gardner very gra ciously entertained the Sew and Chat club at her home Wednesday afternoon. Attractive bouquets of colorful flowers were used about the rooms. Sewing and visiting were en joyed until the tea hour, when Mrs. Gardner served lovely refresh ments to Mrs. John Herman, a ' guest, and Mrs. Ralph Herman. Mrs. Clifford Smith. Mrs. Adrian llnwen and Mrs. I.. C. Latham. The club will meet the afternoon of January loth, nt the home of Mrs. Herman at 3m! Kohlbagen apartments. ' HOLIDAY PARTY IS ENJOYED AT BLOSSER HOME SATURDAY NIGHT Mr. and Mrs. Joe lllosser enter tained at a very charming holiday parly at their home Saturday eve ning. Games and visiting were ell joyed and later delicious refresh ments were served to J. Ward lllosser, of Vancouver. Wash,. Mr. and Mrs. L. Learn, Mr. nud Mrs. Earl Parker and the host and hos tess, Mr. and Mrs. Joe lllosser. MUSIC TEACHERS TO MEET ON MONDAY The Douglas County Music Teachers association wlli meet al a 11:1a o'clock no-hostess luncheon al the Hotel Rose Monday with Mrs. Homer Grow as speaker on the subject 'Psychology Tor Music Teachers." All members are urg ed to be present. W. C. T. U. ANNOUNCES MEETING FOR WEDNESDAY The llosebura W. C. T. V. has planned an Important meeting lor two o'clock next Wednesday nl the .Meihislist linnch. according to an aiioiiiicemenl ninde by the ni-esl- dent. Mrs. C. A. Chanilierlln. Mem bers am) IrieiiiU urn iiiiiu.i i.. ,.i ' I lend. 1 ! I A ; 1 ' ! For restaurant and generally in formal dining, Schlaparelli designs this charming dress in black fig ured silk with scarf ot vivid pink latin, edged with a deep hem of , gold embroidery. In other colors but bluck. Carbon, .Mediterranean and the very popu lar "Alerte" or blackout blues iead In the color curd, with soft rasp berry, greens, old gold und other dark yellows, brown, grays and some bright reds also featured. Hats accompanying restaurant drosses, both the long und short variety, are becoming and not a bit crazy. Turbans, toques, small brimmed hats all those are smart with the "profiled" beret making u deloi mined comeback. The voguu -of tllu fur toque l.ta. diiiiiu ished. - MISS MINNIE E. BELL ENTERTAINS AT CHARMIN3 DINNER ON MEW YEAR'S Miss Minnie E. Hell entertained at a very charming two o'clock tur key dinner at her beautiful home on Reservoir avenu New Year's day. The holiday motif and plno cones nnd fir houghs formed a pretty setting for the uffalr. Covets were placed for Mr. anil' Mrs. Lester Hell and son, Louis Hlllinnn and Mrs. Jlariou WeJel and daughter. Miss Helen, all of i Dlxonville. Mrs. 11. c. Parslow, Mrs. Raymond Parslow, W. I). Bell, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hutchinson, of Elkton. Miss Evelyn Willis, Mav nard Hell. Mrs. Annie Abell, Mrs. Hazel I). I.ytle. Mr. Heitz and the hostess, Miss Hell. In the afternoon Mrs. Lytic, Mrs. It. C. Parslow, Mrs. Wedel and Mr." Hells sang quartet numbers and Mr. Holtz sung a. group of solos accompanied by Miss Willis. LADY ELKS TO MEET THURSDAY NIGHT The Ijidy Elks will meet ut s o'clock next Thursday night at tho temple for the semi-monthly tour nament play of contract bridge and five-hundred. High score prizes will be awarded winners. All Lady Elks are most cordially Invited to bu present. D. OF U. V. TO INSTALL OFFICERS Florence Nightingale tent. No. 1S. Daughters of I nion Veterans of Ihe Civil War, lsill-lxGa. will hold its annual installation of offi cers at a very important meeting ' at T:3tl o'clock next Friday night nt the armory. Miss Virginia Cyrus will act us Installing officer. All members urc requested to be pres ent. NURSES ASSOCIATION ' TO MEET ON TUESDAY Dlstl-icl 'o 11 nf the fti-nron Slute Graduate Nurses association will hold an important business meet In? nt eiphl nV,lnl. Tuesday evening ut the Veterans Aoininistraiion nurses home with the nresldent. Miss Aniin,u,,nn,. molt, in charge. All members are urged to be present. A LADY LIONS TO MEET MONDAY NIGHT The Lady Lions will meet at a seven o'clock nn-hnstPKs dinner .Monday evening ut the if)tc-l I mp mill. Mrs. Frank' Long, president, will conduct the' business meeting nud Mi's. U. j. Feldkanip and Mrs. D. K Foltz will be joint hostesses for the social hour All i u.i, i.i..a are cordially Invited lo be present. MEET ON WEDNESDAY K AND R CLUB TO The K and It dub will meet next i Wednesday alteruoon nl the hnmn I of Mrs. H. A. Taylor. All members are most conllallv Invlled to be present
