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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, SATURDAY, JANUARY 27, 1940.
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Monday, January 29
l)r, Linden O. Lcavlii'ii imyilinl
K uixci-u .iuic u mi..
7::iU ul Civic mom of ( uiiiUu Ho
u' , ,
in. ii. i.. i'u i
tlonal lllhlB alndy clans nieelliiK al
7:15 In ovenliiK at IioiikIhk hotel
dlnlli.t JniM. Public Invited.
H. I'. V. (lle.e eilili lo iracllee
in i.ij ueium in riEiuni 01
of the. director
Mrs. Charles A.
itnind.
CoiiKreKatlntl of St. (jeorfte'a
Kpixcoiial ehiireh Invited to annual
lir.'IH oi'lock ehureh dinner at par
lh hall
i'lll'l mliers to be linn
teiotcK. Mrs. J. C. I i tiuie, general
chairman. '
Woodcr l't TlilinlilR dull hjhiii
HoriiiK hi'iieril card and ('lilimni!
checker p.niv at two in arieriioon
at V. )(. Ilallrralt home at (lot W.
Lane. Memhers and friends In
vited. Tuesday, January 30.
Pottawatomie. Camp !''lrc Kroup
to nie.?t :! home or the Knardlaii,
Kieanor Kles.
(ireen I'.-T. A. study cluli lo meet
In afternoon at huine of Mrs. Joe
J'ortor.
II.
K. O. club to meel at 1:.'tlfjin Ihe stock business and opera!
luncheon at home of Mrs. Clarcnr
JJIshinun on S. Stephens street.
Wednesday, January 31
Delphian club to uieet at 1:ll o'
clock at home of Mrs. YV. H. Ilrowu
on Cobb street Willi Airs. Washing
ton HiiKlies leader on subject.
"Why Kuginnd Won Ihe lluce for
Kllropeall Supreniacy." '
tjlengary Sewing club lo meet
with Alia. II. I. Ljicus ut 2(U in the
Kiililhagen apart meiils.
Sew ami Chut club arternoon
meeting ut home of Mrs. Cllllurd
Smith.
Thursday, February 1.
Unsebiirg Chapter ut Kaslern
Star members, visltlm; members
mid husbands luvlted lo ii::iu pot
luck supper al Masonic lemple.
Short business meet lug. followed
liy social hour of curds and gameH.
Ladles of Itoseburg Couulry club
bridge play at !i :!0 a. m. al club
house; pollock luncheon ut 12:30;
golfing at 1 :;iu.
riarden Valley Women's club nll
iliiy uieellng anil uobostess noon
luiK-heon at clubhouse.
W. II. Al. S. or Alethoillsl church
In meet at 2 at church parlors.
Mrs. Emery Cole in charge or pro
rtruin. Airs. A. N. Orcutt will pre
sent Aim. A. .1. Klllson. who will
V.Ive bonk review. i
1. .Morris H. Itoach s "Tbrougb
fhe Jtihlo Keailing Course" class
lo inoel from 7:.'I0 to S::io In pus-j
mis oiun.v ut rirst j'resuyteriau
cnureii.
Hupllsl Women's society meellng
I nun ten lo 2:.'lll wllh noon lunch
eon at church parlors. Circle No. X
members hostesses. Special Alls
siomiry prctrum.
Midweek HI hie class or SI. Paul's
Lutheran church 1 o'clock pollock
luncheon hi home or Airs. (,'. Ilee
croft, lllll N. Slopheus. Trnnspor
lallon furnished by telephoning
jura. h. Kiiine.
Friday, February 2.
Keystone club of Methodist
clilllcli lo be entertained ut l : :tl
ilesseli-lllllclieou by Airs. K. C.
Jones nud Airs. II. 1). .McKay ut
former's home.
Past Presidents dub of lienrge
Stunner auxiliary members to en
tertain husbands al 5 : no dinner ut
home or Mr. and Airs. II. A. Taylor.
1 ttl W. Alosher street.
District meeting of l.auiel Imige
.'!. J.. al .Masonic temple at li .'Id
dinner, flraud master nud oilier
grand nrriccrs to be present.
Hlversdale gi'ang eellng al
K:l!i o'cloi k lu evening at hall, lie
flesl Ills lu ch(il.e of Vera ami
Vivian liiiiuenlcii. Louis Collrell.
Leslie Kegel. .,,,. Cnlklns nud
Clu)rles Kmery,
Saturday, February 3.
ltoseliui g Woiniiu's , luh sen Ice
slurti open all day upstairs in dub
bouse opposite Hunt's Indian then
Ire. March 12.
Annual II. I'. W. C. spring .I. e
mid fashion show. Alls. Slorv lies.
cliHirinaa.
RELATIVES AND FRIENDS
INVITED TO HONOR
VIRGINIA APPLEGATE SUNDAY
Vis. Virginia Applegute, id this
city, will celeln iile her nine!) -I ti t It
hirlliday uunhcisury at a charm
lug open-house affair Iriuii lour to
six o'clock Sunday, January 2S. al
thr) home nl her iluuchlor, Mrs
Cypthin Ccrutond. on Last l.iuug
las street. All reunites and
mends are most cordially Invited
to call at Hie Herinoml linine to
honor Airs. Applegute
Alls. Applegiiln, who was mar
ried lo a son of the l.ii,. Jesse
Applegate, prominent Oregon pion-
eer. has been a resident or Olcgt'll
for ninety veins, she came lu (lie
gon rroin Iowa In Iv'iii.
Preceding II pen bouse pally
from lour to six o'clock Suiuhiv. it
relltllon of the relatites of Mrs
Applegato will be held al Ihe del
lliolid home.
LAUREL LODGE TO HOLD
DISTRICT DINNER MEETING
HERE ON FEBRUARY !N0
l.aurel lodge. -No 13. A. F. and
A..AL. will hold n district .ttcetieg
at-H six-lbirly o'clock" diun -r n-'M
Friday night. February 2nd. at the
Alasonlc temple, at ttiilib time nil
lodges 111 the county will be irpre-
seuled. Tile grnud miisler uud i
inuiilier of his grand oifie" s tt ;ll
liHiireseiit. All iiietubers at.' in i;-il
to attend.
My. LOl Ub KNICiH I POKl'LK
MR. AND MRS. 8. C. MILLER
CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING
ANNIVERSARY, JANUARY 22
All'. llllil M I K. S. r. Miller, ui - oiii
Inriil reniili'iita of IIoukIuk cunnly
fin' iiiiinv vimi'u i.cli.l.i .i tl..,l.
- flll. I)1!iIiy y,,a
(joIiImi nt-ililiiiK unnlvmnary Mon -
- ; ,, j,uu,.v s:n,l. uuli-llv ut tlielr
home at Dlllanl. where relallve
ull, ,,.M,a ,t., (IniliiK Hie (layi'Hn" Ml". H. L. W'udiiull, piualdent
I ,,., K V1.,,. ,.iflll ,, .0. ol tin- lioi.Khia unit, was In .line
, ,,,., ()f nmv,..M , Ml(. Millers in ll'alluir. Ja.anee m e, jan-
nlmei vanci! of Hie unriiidoii. On uc-' 'nine and lavender Chiiii-He kale
J ,.. r Ml. um,,,. convae-lii.i fwini'd allraellve hniiquum on the
", fiolii a i-whiiI IIIuuhb of piittiiiiiuulu,
,i. f.(l,ln,M .., .i.,v ,,,,in.. ,.,
Ilielr home. ly-lwo.
The previous dav, Sunday. Janu- M,s; ISM"V very Rraciously pre
ary 2lsl. Mr. anil Mrs. Miller were "'""I " timely and inspirational
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lieaulltul oouuuct of Mowers was I"'"1 "" "'" f"!". She
presented lo Iheni froni Ihe church B!,''s,'1, f ' ,aM w0""-'"
inemliers and paslor am! Mr. Miller1"'"'"'', 'l",''avo1' 10 l,B r,lll' "
respiinded wlih a short talk thank-! "" "" Koverniuent mutters
Inn his friends lor Ir kindness, i '""' '" ',",lc their rights us wo-
Mr. Miller, horn July 24 11.57 Is v",,,''- sl- leporled that the
now eiahty-two years or hkp. ills ""' ,u'- '"' "Indy is go
lilnhplace was In Ijuie county, he-11"1," !"" "W'".v and by-ways and
, . . .. I elllluhlell women who u-itli t,. I....
mi, -.iiKur. lie was uie soil Ol I ne
late Jtev. and Mrs. W. fi. Millei'
hin 1 i..u it i. miii....
llev. .Mr. Mlller was paslor of Ihe1;''1 ''('"'"ti"'"'! program of
kohcuiiik Klrst llniillst church at' ,, " i"""if iiiior
Ihe lime of its oiKanlzullon In Ihls I "'""i1'! ""' Pi'ivileEes
city. The Krealer part of Mr. Mill-
er's life has uc.n snenl enena-liiir
h.u- ,B uvi i, i n
n v.iiiiniiv ,111,1',, III IIIICH ll!H , ,
e Dillunl and Fort Klamulh , '."'"""w J""'l'-":"' " this
communities wllh tlio exceplioii of ""''J'-1'1' Mrs. Illsliop was purticu
ui.ikIik, i,. ,i... i , ... i, ilarly phatic In her remarks In
las coiiuly rroui IMifi .lu and as
sberllf of this county from Jsim lo
!H. lie bus two sIsiei-B living, Mrs.
Nellie Noah; or Ihlhird. and Airs.
Alary Sweel, of Ashland.
Airs. Allller was born November
I7lll. IKIiM, at Dillunl. Ore., to Mr.
and Airs. James Dillard. pioneer
IJouulus coiinly resident,., and has
spent her enllre III, here. She has
one sister. Alls. W. L. Cobb, ol
Itnsebiirg.
.Mr. and AIih. .Miller were mar
ried in llllhird ilunuarv 22. 1 s'm hv
tile bile liev. .1. II. N. Hell, paslor
ol Hie First I'resbyterlan church ol
iioseuurg. in Mis union were
Horn Iwo sons ami two daughters.
Loren l.. .Miller anil Airs, lliilli
.Miller lllalr. of Millard, and Klhel
and Flovii Allller. di used Ti.v
have rive ,?i uliilchililren : Doiiirlnu
mil Illchard lllalr. sons of Air mi. I
Airs. W. II. lllalr; anil Loren. Jr..
I'alricla nud Sunnily, children of
.Mr. and .Mrs. Loren L. Allller.
Inning the anniversarv d:iv n
all mull letter an lveil at Hie Miller
h" from Mr. .Millers nephew.
I-red I'lioshire. or i'asudena. Calif..
Willi atteniled the wedding in Kuse
lung ily years aim. Other llnse
blllg liwldents ulleuding the well-
ling liesldes Ihe liumediale f
lie of .Mr. and Mrs. .Miller,
were
Airs. Hen Mehols. Airs. Al. L I'll
lard. Miss Clara and Finis Hiliar.1
and Alay Sebring.
EPISCOPAL GUILD
HAS LARGE MEETING
MONDAY EVENING
Airs. ,1. ,l. jttdd. .Mrs. Jiiines
Juild mill Mrs. Frederick Chiipnian.
were hoslesses lo Hie Kplscopill
mill, I Alondiry evening at Hie for
mer's homo on South Jackson
street.
Mis. Curl F. Spaulding. pros!
"lenl. c lu. led the meellng and
plans were outlined lor the an
nual church din which will be
held at li::ln o'clock nexl .Monday
llilllll. January 2D. al Hie parish
hall wllh Hie ladles ol Ihe guild
ilctlng as hostesses. The enllre
coiiKlegalloii id the church has
been cordially Invited to enjoy I lie
dinner. Mrs. J c. I hi....,- uua up
poiiiieu general cbaliillan of the
al la Ir.
.Miss Anne Carter. Pacific branch
represenliitive of Hie Auierltun
lied Cross, was ihe guest speaker
nl Ihe evening. Following lite meet
ing Ihe hoslesses served delirious
relroshiuenis. The nexl regular
ineetliiu of the guild win l. n alt
erilinin tt t In tr to be held al the par
Isll hall, the date ol which will be
announced laler.
MRS. CLYOE BEARD IS
HOSTESS AT CHARMING
INFORMAL TEA THURSDAY
Mrs. l ittle Heard enliu laineil a
lew In, mil at a very dimming In
loruiiil lea ul her huine mi Mast
Wa.ililugli.il siieef Thursday niter
Uihiii. Chiysanllieniiims were at
inn 1 It ely used to currv out a
Plclly deciMiilivii mm if lor fhe in
iiiKl.in. Mrs. Heard was assisted
ill serving ai th,. i,.,, i,,,,,,. ,IV ,,.a
l.eonanl Ulley.
Hllesls t,l M,s. Iteard included'
Mis. W. M. Campbell, Mrs. l.eio
llniil. .Mrs lliu t;i. Mrs
l.eniiiiid liilev. Mrs. .1. K Walls
Mis I' Uani.dell. Mrs lli ore .
Alellls. Mis. Uli, 1,1,1,. , and Airs. Jo
seph .Mar, inn.
LADY ELKS ENJOY
SOCIAL EVENING AT
TEMPLE THURSDAY
The l.a.h KIU en.iove,
i ouiiai t bridge lom n.iinent
theil
pho
IhiUMlay evening at i( deligbltui
social meitiim ut the temple. M,.i.
V K. Kent presi.lcd in Uie ulmeine
H tho piesident. Mis, Konnelh
tjiillle. 11 ivh s ore (or the eve
nine's i on ti in t bi iilue piav w as
held hv Mis. I-: ii. MeUger. The
nel meeting will he l-'ehiuai .
THIMBLE CLUB TO
SPONSOR BENEFIT
CARD PARTY MONDAY
The Umtilciait Thimble Huh has
aunniini vd a beneiit card mid t ill
nose cIi-m ker pariv to be held at
the home o Mim, v. K llalhruit
ill lini W est Lane street next Molt
diiy alter ii',in. ,1. uni.ii y :'!). at (o
o i Im K. All ' ihmU'I .in meinbei."
und Iheii Irietids uie uiMteil.
STATE PRE8IDENT OF
I PRO AMERICA VISITS
DOUGLAS UNIT THURSDAY
- 1 -Mi d. Hoy T. IIIhIiop. ol I'm timid.
: '" l'H'iiJi'Ml ol I'ro-AilierUu or
. OlfOII. V;,M tlui .viikwI uiu.itk, t
Mlii' imiiKma null iiolmsluo our
. ' l' k luuilienn iiieelinK at the
Hou-l riiniia 'I'liiumlny. al wlili
I uuauili uiiy aiiol ii I fd luiii'lieon la-
' ble. ('ovum were nluceil lor liven.
i litis on uie wo a oi I'ro-Aiuer cn
" ' in the slale. its accomtillslimeiilK
I .,. t
nfnitj iiiit-iiiKeiii voters, r. e Rlal-
" ''"l'n""'u"ii' women vol
,'IK-. h'".' I'mdied on the labor sit
I nation hi OreRon In Ihe nasi and
oi its present com t on and reliil.
!'.'.""' ""'inhers regarding Ihe Lee bill
fto. Iliaii and urged every member
to write personally to their sena-
lorn III congress slating their oil-j
jecuons in (lie bill.
Aim ol liuerest. .Mrs. Ilishon
Mlk-d briefly on the fonnallon of
"Twentv clulis - wl,l, l,
smull groups of from lour to twen-l
. which will meet in lulvule
homes to discuss mutters ol inter-
est to Pro-America units and to as -
sist workers lu the units lo pro-
ui uie orguiuzu- j
null.
INTERESTING MEETING
IS PLANNED FOR MONDAY IN
DR. LEAVITT'S CLASS
.iM .....
I lie general mil, lie bus it In-
, .. i , .
tlted lo attend Dnclor Linden tl.
M, , i . I'" '""""' ""
' ' iik hi tin- I . Ill 1'IUiI
Mnici, wMlnnt ehiirw'i. ait ol I ho
i-iiins iieriiKl will bi Kh-fit nviT to
an itMi foiuni lor tho iliscuu.sion
r miy iiih..m in Hip iculm ol"
hiiU-KiiiiuiKhlii HtiKKvxttii by Individ
uuis pi-fHotit. I lu li st of tho .r-
ion win in nivt'ii ovor 1 a ncrii'!
in h;m wiikii may no tahou iv
ill tlioo who tlt-sii
tO lllUe Ud-
.i iiiiKf ot tho oiHMjitumty. Uiai-Rarrt Pondormass. Mrs. Mary
liocor U-aviit ha ro.Tivod .,1)rK1U(, WrH. Alvin Smnotr. Hill
many roqiioHln for a ivpoal oourso) wllni.. i,Uli Mil Whito.
mi ijs.t-iiiii.ij;j u rui Haii'Hiiiansmp.'
.i wen us ior anornoon iuissoh in
such field us adolosiont syohol
ouy family roliitiiinships, olr.
Thoso who aro iiilfiostHil in a
coiii m in uonoiiil iisvohitioiiv. in :
psyi'ho'-iity ot RaloMnanslilp. or an
allorininii t-lans in any )ooifir
field, aro curdlnlly invitod U at
tend thin session at. which timo
dolinilo ariuiiyoments will he de
veloped and memhers may enroll
lor ;-ucli Hanson us ho wishes to at
tend. Tho pllblte speukint; el.iss will
hold uti iitldiliiin und nil Has mein-
hers are liru.d lo nieniiro tnlks oi l
rouiliiiuM soiinhle in.- Khin-r r,.,..o i!-:
inns und lo come lully prepared to
render tlietie speeches In final, ac
ceptable lorm.
SUNSHINE CLUB HAS
SURPRISE PARTY FOR
MRS. T. J. WRISTON
honoring Hie retiring president
Mrs. T .1. Wiislon. of the North
side Sunshine club, u dolighn'ul i
party was given by the members i
ut her lvmie this week in the torm
of a politick luncheon. Mrs. Wris-j
ton is reported to he convalescing
salislm loi Hv at her homo, follow
Inu several weeks Illness.
ew nttlrort elected included :
piesldent. Mrs. Ileecrofl; ice-ues
iilelit. l-:iiabeth Paul : secret ar
tit usurer. Mrs. Kruse; publicity
Iternai dine l'i inceii : uitt buver
Mrs. Pendergiass.
llirthiluv uills were presented
to Mva. William Fisher. .Mrs, X. it.
Fisher and Mrs. Kugeiie Prim-on.
At tor u sh nt business mooting
bingo w us enjoyed. Mrs. Ander
son was u guest of ihe uttcrnoon
ami Mis. Long w us welcomed into
ihe i Itib ii u new member. Mem
bers present were Mis. A:'.dr;ietr.
Mrs, F. P. It.illou. Mrs. t'asebeei.
Mrs. William Fisher. Mrs. L. W.
lugels. Mrs. IViidorurass. Mrs
Hecei oft , Mi s. Kugeiie Princeti.
M i s. T .1. riston. M i s ('Ionian.
Mis Iteriiaidine Plincell,
llutier. Mrs. X. li. Filler.
Flizabt th Paul. Mis. Kruse
Mis. Long.
W 9.A. HAS ENJOYABLE
MEETING AT MACCABEE
HALL ON THURSDAY
M i
and
'Ihe Woman's Unit-lit assiciu
tion itiel at the Mao a bee hall
TIhiimIuv aitornooii. ut which time
tite resignation of the president.
Mis August Lindilist. was u -i
ltod Mr. and Mrs. Liiohi'iis;
an- bauny next Ttosd.ty tor Hur
ley. Idaho, w hoi e tin1 tornier w ill
ho siatintieil on the now inuimon
pro let i I hero. The Lindiulsis
tin mot Iv tt idod at IViim: and Uui -it
. Id.iho.
A lovel gilt w as presonled by
ihe members to Mrs Limbpitsi H.
api'iiMi.itiou tor her tine work as
I'losiilenl ot Ihe oi guttualion. Uve-I
itii i shuti iits were served b ,
Mis. Hm.li Wells. Mis tieoigel
Powers uud Mrs. J. t. Stephenson.
The f.cM meet tug w ill be held
Fehniai y Mb at 'J : :ie o'cltn k at
'ho ,n i .lce bad ;t w hh h I iioej
it new prifiiU-ut will be elected.
- t ' 1 J 'fi
h j
Nctklace, bracelet and currinfit)
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Ml tfl - 1 I
i I
l m
Mutu aim Kuiu-nuiMira meiai mKe a sinarl'en
i " " '.
suiriiica out Usui, ior
EMPLOYEES OF N. W.
; POULTRY CO. ENJOY
ANNUAL PARTY SUNDAY
The employees of Hie Northwest
Poultry foiupiiiiy in Itoseburg held
tin ir annual party at Hie Kugles
hall Sunday evening. .Music anil
limiting were lollutved at midnight
by the committee in charge serving
ill 1 1 esiiiuein.1.
,..
i i hum- i-ii in, inu uie anuil iit-
1 ,.i,i.i u- m,u i:...,,,... n
.Mr. and Mrs. Hd Handy, Mr. and
: Miu
a Iter Ki use. M r. mid M i s
Oiin Polk, Mr. and Mrs. Alhort
.Mason. .Mi-, and Mrs. Cio.-nuo Spoil
ror. Air. and Mrs. Paul 1 usbohu.
Mr. anil Mrs. Kiiv Colling. Mr. ami
Mrs. Konnoi h 1 hinhaiii. M v. and
.Mrs. Kloyd Marrinuton, Mr. und
i ,
William Momliih. Mr. and
1 Miq U:,v 'I'liiHilniiil l(s I!.. tlh,
Pr.a-,-1, Mlua 1,'Hii IK.iii- Mis
n wjjH
Ona (liiiiii'M', C'liv
Ktovonson
J. Wright and I1
fiencor.
HESS IS
MRS. O.
HOSTESS TO BRIDGE CLUB
ANO GUESTS ON MONDAY
Mrs. O. It. Hess entertained her
btidKo chili und several miosis at
a very charming one-thirty o'cloc!;
dessert luncheon ul the Hotel lloso
M inday afternoon followed by
coin rait bridge in I ho attractive
lobby of the hole!
A bnv of pulo yellow und whltt
oln sunt iH-munis sraroil the tnhlo
ots wore
placed for Mrs."
T. (I. Wmstm. Mrs. (i. W, Cimior.
Mrs. Krid l.ockwo'id. Mrs. W. It.
Uiiisl.-r. Mis. Karl liailey. of Ku
t'ene. an. I Mrs. Marshall Penma.
miesls. and tho lollowniR club
uienibeis. Mrs. Kri'dorick Cha li
mit.1.. Jr.. Mrs. A. 1. Parr. Mrs.
l-rjilik Coen. .Mrs. Scott Williams.
Mrs. lioL-. r Mailey. Mrs. Kdwiu
lloolli. Mis. Frederick .1. Porter
and tiio hostess. Mrs. Hess.
Mis. I.noliwivid won the hiuh
Kcoro uuost nii.o lor the after-
mum'.- contract bridge play with
j .Mrs. Williams wtuuint: the club
1 1 '
MRS. L. L. WIMBERLY
IS COMPLIMENTED AT
DINNER ON BIRTHDAY
Mr. and Mrs,
tci taim d at a
Harry S. Muck en
vcrv lovely turkey
Hum. i- imitv til their lnitiie Oil Last
n.mghis s.ieot Friday evening in
l omolimeiil lo Mrs. L. L. Wilubel -
ly on her biitbday anni ersary.
Covers weie placed at a prettiU
appointed table for Mr. ami Mrs
Wimbtiix. Atl.oruey und Mrs. li. U
Whipple'aml daugiiter. .Miss lietty.
Mi. tin. I Mrs. A. K. Kent and tue
hot aul hostess, Mr. and Mrs
(tlack
A potteiv shower was given to
Mrs. Wlmherly and the pleasaul
evening hours wore spent in play
,lis'itg bndto witti .Mr. ami Mrs. Kent
noiuiiiu i no nihil si o e.
MR. AND MRS. CUMMINGS
ENTERTAIN POTLUCK
BRIDGE CLUB SATURDAY
Mr. and Mrs. Leslif C. Cum
mtiiL's entertained I heir bridge
club ut a delightiul si.-thirl
o'clock not luck supper at their
homo on Hamson street Satutday j
iting.
I ' iv w. io placed ut an attnw
livdv appointed table for Mr. and
Mis L L. Wimberlv. Mr. and Mrs
K. C. Paltetson. Mr. and Mrs.
Ward Ctimmiuis it ml tho host and
botess. Mr and Mis Cummincs.
Coiilraet in hi ce was the riier
tooii ol Ihe ptiMsalil evening hours
(th Mi" Wiuibei iv and Mr. Pat
teiMin winning ihe high . ores.
PAST PRESIDENTS CLUB
TO ENTERTAIN HUSBANDS
AT DINNER ON FRIDAY
Tho Past Presidents club mom
bets n' George St.iruu-r atixilinrv
i to I s W V ill entertain then
buflmmU at u deliglutul lnetluitv
Hy MARIAN VOUNO
(N'EA Service Staff Correspondent)
Sinarlly new ucccssorlea and
Jewelry make It a simple matter
rqr any woman to change the. basic
dress of which she's a Utile weary
Into an exciting outfit that will
he fun to woar.
A chic substitute for the simple,
neatly embroidered little collar
which came with the basic frock
might be one of those fluffy, lacy
jabot and collar effects which were
copied from photogruphs In old al
bums. Or velveteen .collar, with
matching cuffs, In a rich Jewel
tone. Or a stand-up type of dusty
pink satin with a wide band of'
tailored stitching around the edge.
COLLAR CHANGE
As n change from collars, con
sider a printed silk square to bo
knotted casually with the ends
drawn through a favorite pin.
Printed squares, In sheer lawn
and linen us
111 , lit In II
.. ... u nii.i.- iHiinj ui teilllj
chic patterns from delicate, frosty
scrolls ami tiny flowers to huge,
hold blocks and flamboyant stripes,
tliven one of these und a couple of
dips, there's no iiiult to the orig
inality which can be shown at u
neckline.
Some of the new costume jewolry
is exciting enough to make a girl
want to buy u basic dress to wear
with It Instead of the other way
urounil.
A necklace or large alternating
ring! ol polished wool and dull
.old-colored metal would take tho
bare look away from any pluln,
round neckline. A "collar" made
of eight slrauds of cultured pearls
would give u Simula liluck dress a
new snap. A dozen slender gold
chains nuilic another stunning uol-lur.
ol buge links of
m" ."-
oifc-ilor
cuiiuori.
o'clock dinner next Friday ove-
num. renruary znn, at tlie home
of Mi. ami Mrs. H. A. Tu.yl.ir at
110 West Mosher street.
Mrs. l' M. Comptun was initiated
iiitn tho club as a new member at
the one-thirty o'clock dessert
luncheon meeting of the club last
I'riday ut the home of Mrs. Paul
Komiisny.
Thou enjoying the uftern'ion in
cluded .Mrs. (onipton. Mih. H. A.
Taylor. .Mrs. W. O. dinger, Mrs.
Long. Mrs. Sam Stunner. Mrs. Hu
bert Wriuht. Mrs. Poroy Webb,
Mrs. W. C i'rintx and the liosteas.
.Mrs. Dcmpsey.
MRS. M. L. HALLMARK
ENTERTAINS BRIDGE
CLUB ON TUESDAY
Mrs Maurice I.. Hallmark enter
tuined her bridge club ut a churm
ing ine-thirly o'clock dessert-lunch
eon at nor attractive home oi
South Maui street Tuesday after
noon.
A beautiful bouquet of white
ciiiysuiitiiemums und tall white tu
ners graced the prettily appointed
luble. Covers wore plued fur
Mrs. Ivr.n Pickens, a guest, ami
Mrs. 10. II. Van Ness. Mrs. M. V.
llowker, Mrs. L. K. Fles. Mrs. W.
T. Peters, Mrs. S. C. Uiphaui. Mrs.
Fred Lock wo, d and Mrs. K. A.
Pearson.
High Fcore lor the afternoon's
contract bridge play was held by
Mrs. Pearson with second high
score being held by Mrs. Peters.
- and MRS. COEN
tnicnirMii rjniuur. ,
CLUB TUESDAY NIGHT
Mr. and Mrs. It. I). Coen enter
tained their bridge club at a de
light I nl seven-t hirt y o'clock dessert-supper
ut their beautiful home
on Vi.-ta avenue Tuesday evening.
Spring (lowers and pussywillows
were attractively used to curry out
the pretty decorative motif for Ihe
occasion.
Covers were placed for Dr. and
Mrs. K. II. Viui Ness, Mr. and Mrs.
F.. S. Mct'Inin. Mr. and Mrs. W.
T. Peters. Mr. und Mrs. Fred
taOckwoMl Mr. und Mrs. Ivan Pie
kens ami the host uud hostess,
Mr. and Mrs. Coen.
Contract bridge was enjoyed
during the evening with prizes go
ing to Mr. Peters, Mr. Coen and
Mr. Lockwood.
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'SS MARGARET LANGE
c '," c ' ,,'0 oiuut
ICLUB MONDAY EVENING
Miss Margaret Iinge very gra
clotisly otilertHined her bridge club
ut the Sc.'itt Williams home on
Fast Washington street Monda
evening. Japanese ijuince was ut
tractively arranged ubout the
rooms.
Contract bridge was enjoyed by
M is. oonurl liilev. Mis. Leroy
lliatt, Mrs. Ii. M. Church. Mrs
Karl Conner. Mrs. Scott Williams.
Mrs. H II. Turner. Miss Murjorlcl
.Chester and the hostess. Miss
Lunge. High score fir the eve
nliig's pluv was held by Mrs. Tur
ner wllh Mrs. f (tat t winning second
high score. Utter in (ho evening
Miss L.inge served lovely refresh
incuts.
FRIDAY BRIDGE CLUB
ENTERTAINS AT STEARNS
HOME IN OAKLAND
Ir II f .li:tltltt Olllorhlillelt
"
her bridge club at a lovelv one
o'clock luncheon al her homo lu
Oakland Frlduv aflotnoon. Jon
duils tormed it lovely boutiuet foi
Ihe table ami overs were placed
(or Mrs. K l. Biidues. a Uest and
Mrs. J. F IHIbu.l. Mrs. A. B. Tay
lor. Mrs Grant Osboin. Mis. L W
Metnger. Mis K. K Met7ger. Mrs
f W. M McKacbern and the hostess,
j Mrs. Stearns.
Contract bridge was the diver
' sion of (he afternoon hours with
j Mri. Stearns hobling high score
'and Mrs. Mch'iicheiu scouri hig.i
, score.
well as silk and ray-
u - iiln 1.1.1.1..,.. Ar ......II..
Light, flexible gold braid Is used
to fashion this smart little collar
perfect for brightening up your
favorite basic dress. It s finished
with matching tassels and four
amber buttons. Sally Victor cre
ated the red and blue feather bat
INTER-SE STUDY
CLUB ENJOYS
MEETING TUESDAY
The Inter-Se Study club members
enjoyed u delightful one-thirty
o ol'iek riessrrl-iuncheon at the
Hotel rmpn.nu Tuesday afternoon.
after which ihe srouo went to the
home of Mrs. K. S. Hall on Mill
tary street with Mrs. Clyde Beard
ami Mrs. Paul (.eddes presenting
u vei-y interesting program.
Those enjoying the occasion iu-c-luried:
.Mih. ilertha Cooney Mar
tig, of Pasadena. Calif., Mrs. Ray
H. Hnmpton. Mrs. Charles Iioer
uer, Mr1. Clyde Uoaril, Mrs. K. S.
Hull. Mrs. Ii. Ii. Uraml. Mrs. V. V.
Hurtiham. Mrs Karl I'llrich, Mrs.
Dan Kamsriell, Mrs. Ilruce A. Mot
lis. Mrs. iiertrgo Churchill. Mrs.
Paul derides, Mrs. Jay Young, Mrs
Hubert I law-ley and Mrs. Fred
Astitii.
The next meeting will be a one
o'clock luncheon on February Ltth
at the home of Mrs. Harpham on
Winchester street.
HOUSEWARMING PARTY
Giy EN SUNDAY EVENING
FOR MR. AND MRS. JUDD
A charming surprise housewarm
lug party wus given by a group ol
Iriends in honor of Mr. and Mrs.
.litmus K. -lurid at their attractive
home in Laurelwood Sunday eve
nlug.
A lovely gilt of crystal ware wus
presented t' Mr. and Mrs. Juriri
from Mr. ami Mrs. J. M. .lurid. Mr.
and Mrs. Frederick Chapman. Jr..
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ostrunder.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Hellivvell,
Mr. and Mrs, Kdwln Gardner, Mr.
uud Mrs. liobeii Kelly, Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Crenshaw. Mr. ami
Mrs. Kciih Phillips. Mr. and Mrs
Jack ChapniHii. Mrs. George Adams
and Miss Verla McLaughliu.
Bridge ami other card games
wore enjoyed during the evening,
after which a beautifully decorated,
ml and white cake, bearing thei
names of the guests of honor, was;
cut and served. I
IDA CHAMBERLIN HAS 1
BIRTHDAY DINNER ON
NINTH ANNIVERSARY
Ida Chambertin. daughter of
Mr. ami Mrs. C. A. Chamberlin.
celebrated her ninth birthday nn
ttiversury ut very lovely one
ihirtv o'clock riinner at her home
on Wesl First street Sunday. A
beautifully decorated pink and
while lighted birthday cake ami
tall pink tapers graced the table.
Covers were placed for Ida.
guest of honor. Fret a Henririck
son. Kuby Golrieu. Joyce Hartley
und the host uud hostess, Mr. and
Mrs. Chamberlin. Games were en
joyed and lovely gilts were pre
sented to lila
SURPRISE BIRTHDAY
PARTY IS ENJOYABLE
AFFAIR FRIDAY NIGHT
Florence Nightingale Tent No.
i:. Haiiuhiers of I ninn i Veieruns of
(in- viui ..ut. ii-i.'u-. r-t.vtmiM i
:i delightful surmise biiihday parly
ami handkerchief Kh.ower I'riday
night at the home of Zelma Sands
in honor ot Mrs. Sands und Kluine
Kaston, Visit iim uas enjoyed and
lovelv n IreKhments were st:red
to Miss Kaston. Mr. and Mrs. 3iw
Sands and children. Joe Russell
and Charloite. Mr. and Mrs. Mil
; uui i vrus a n tiauu nier. irg a
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none, .vn.t tiiioiii i 1 1 n.t, .niomi
r.., ,omir, MUkv Joliti
! snll am il f( parr.
!MR AND MRS. JACOBS
ckiTERTAIN BRIDGE CLUB
AT DESSERT-SUPPER
Mr. and Mrs. K. fi. Jaeohs
lei tainori their bridge club at a j
rielighlful soveii-thirty o'clock des-1
rrt-supiKM' luuty ul I heir attractive
home on F.ast Lane street Wednes I
div evening, I
Covers wore placed for Mr audi
Mi Roger Pailev. liucsis. and Mi. I
a..d Mi. .Mar.lr.,11 I'vngiu. .Mr. uu.l '
mimvwy ' i Kanwani' . mi liny1-' )""' y " m " ' ' ' ' ' '
Ky if Y'
i I M
Mrs. Leon Yearwood unci the host
and hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Jacobs.
Mr. Jacobs won high sore for
the evening's bridge play with Mr.
Voarwuori winning the second high
score.
MRS. STANTON IS
HOSTESS TO CLASS
FRIDAY AFTERNOON
Mrs. Charles G. Stanton was a
most gracious hostess Friday af
ternoon when shu entertained the
(Jutted Workers Ku inlay school
class of l ho First Christian church
at her home on South Pine street.
The business session was conduct
ed by Hie vice-president Mrs. Al
fred Neil. Tho rievotionals were
led by Mrs. A. W. Wutupole and
.Mrs. Annie Abel had charge of the
progrnm. i
At tho tea hour lovely refresh
ments were served by the commit
tee. Mrs. James Miller and Mrs.'i
Alfred Neil. Those present were
Mrs. Frank Poole. Mrs. A. W. Wain-1
pole. Mrs. II. C. Itundlett, Mrs.
Allied Neil. Mrs. James Miller,
Mrs. F. I. Perry. Mrs. IL F. Snyder.
Mrs. I,. W. Ingels. Mrs. Annie Abel.
Mrs. Minnie Xoyer. Mrs. S. L. Do
Lapp. Mrs. Mary JMumer. Mrs. C
F. Munson. Mrs. L. 11. Wohlforth.
Mrs. IL C. Parslow. Mrs. Lillle
Plaster. Mrs. Paul Hlasche. Mrs.
Katherine Mclntee, Mrs. Malinriii
Orierkirk. and Airs. ' G. Stunton.
MRS. NORM AN FISHER
ENTERTAINS STUDY
Cl,UB ON THURSDAY
Mrs. Norman Fisher was a most
gracious hostess l uesuay alter
noon, when she entertained tho
members of the Green Study club
her home at Kellcv s k truer.
The alleinooit was spent in visiting
and hewing and plans were made
tor raising money lor the 4-1 i ac
tivities in the (iieen's school.
At ihe tea hour Mrs. I-isher
served a delicious luncheon . to
Mrs it. U Predion. Mrs. f red
A goo. M in. Claude Clnp'iol. Mrs.
Vollie Lewis. Mrs. Claude Park-
burst M is. George Holm. Mrs. W.
F. Polnto. Mrs. Cecil Fessler, Mrs.
Ted ford. Mr?. Ivan lender and
Mrs. K. P. Bullou.
The next regular meeting will be
held Tue-day, January :io, at the
home of Mrs. Joe Porter.
MRS. L. E. McCLINTOCK
ENTERTAINS BRIDGE
CLUB AT DINNER FRIDAY
Mis. L. K. McCHiUock very gra
ciously entertained her bridge club
al a delightful six-thirty o'clock
dinner ut her attractive homo on
Hamilton aenile Friday evening.
Anemones and heather formed a
pretty decorative motif lor Ihe oc
casion. Coers were placed for Mrs.
Clair K. Allen. Miss Helen Casey,!
Mrs. C. II. Wuile. Mrs. Ivan Pick-j
ens. Mrs. Chester Morgan. Mrs. I.
11.
Ittibar. Mrs. P. M. Ue and the
l..i.iiwv li M.-riliii.tib
j ,.' srol M 'rr the eveiiinu's
! (.onIra,.- bridge play was held by
Allen.
I
I EASTERN STAR TO
MEET AT POTLUCK
SUPPER ON THURSDAY
Ml M1K,ts ,,f liuseburg chapier of
f Eastern Slar and their husbands
aml (!:i,inL, members an, inost
! ror.liallv invited to enjov a six-
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I'hursday t veiling at the Masonic
temple
A short chapter met-ting w ill
follow ih supper In charge of
i Mis. A It. Tuvlor. worthy matron,
latter which a social hour of cards
1 and other games will he enjojeri.
I
i GLENGARY SEWING CLUB
TO MEET WEDNESDAY
The GleiigJtry Sewing club Willi
meet nevt Wpdnesdav afternoon '
ai i no inline Ol VMS. II. . I.UCas
al 2ni in ihe Kohlhageii apart -
thellts H liloliiln-rti :nt oniili ilU
ivltcl to be prent. '
A sweetly feminine jabot of white chantllly lace
was copied from an 1B90 photograph, which also
inspired the demure little black velvet hat with
its red rose and black chantllly snood.
ROSEBURG REBEKAH
LODGE HAS MEETING
TUESDAY EVENING
R')pi.'burg Rebekah lodge No. 41
met Tuesday evening at the LO.
O.F. hull with the noble grand,
Ilia Farns worth, presiding.
Gertrude Hat I if Id. Lor a Harby
und Maggie I lent presonled Airs.
Kva Nutter of M ('Cloud Calif., a
guest of the evening, who is hero
visitine her brother and sister-iu-law.
Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Watson.
Other guests present were Mrs.
Maude Plyler, of Reedsort, and
Mrs. W. L. llalch. of Collage
Grove, who is here visiting her
sister. Miss Muble Sehindler.
Committees appointed included:
finance, Lora Darby, chairman.
Mablc Sehindler and Lillian. Nel
son: degree slaff captain. Ethel
J (alley, was" re-elected; ropresen-
intfvo irira tm Rebektth lodge on
Ihe hull committee, TIIMe -Johnson;
trustee. Agnes Pilehforri;
press correspondent. I nulse Young,
und refreshment committee for
the Th'-ta Kho Girls club Installa
tion meeting next Mouriuy night:
Ruth Hishimtn May mo Hudnell
and Iwiuiise Young.
The evening's -door prize was
rionati d bv Klsie Russell and won
by Kate Farnsworth.
Pillowing tho meeting tho ,Tu
ptor degree staff hold u practice.
The next regular lodue meeting
will be held at the hall February
Li.
MRS. S. J. SHOEMAKER
IS HOSTESS TO BRIDGE
CLUB ON TUESDAY.
Mrs. S. J. Shoemaker was a most
gracious hostess Tuesday after
noon at her attractive home .tin
East Lit no street when she enter
tained her bridge club al n lovely
one-thirty o'etoek dessert-luncheon.
Acacia and daffodils formed a very
attractive decorative motif for tho
occasion.
Covers were placed for Mrs. L.'
W. Meizgor, Mrs. A. II. Taylor and
Mrs. J. R. Wharton, guests, and
Mrs. A. ,T. Hoehra.lel. Mrs. W. F.
Harris. Mrs. Fred Hamilton. Mrs.
R. L. Whipple. Mrs. II. S. Bluck.
Mrs. Homer Grow, Mrs. G. C. Fin
lay, Mrs. George Wharton and
Mrs. K. O. Rickli, members.
Contract bridge was in play dur
ing the afternoon with Mrs. Tay
lor winning the guest prize ami
Mrs, Grow the club prize.
MR. AND MRS.' McCLAIN
ENTERTAIN AT INFORMAL
PARTY SATURDAY NIGHT
A charming Informal putty wus
o'lioyori Saturday evening, when
Mr. and Mrs. K. S. MeClaiii enter
tained a lew friends ut i ho(r hI
tractive home on South Jackson
st reel.
Bingo was enjoyed during the
evening wlHi prizes going to Mrs.
Albert Slogel and Ivun Pickens.
i Later in the evening Mrs. Mr-
1 Chilli seted loVelv refreshments.
Guests nf Mr. ami Mrs. McClutu
1 Included: Mr. ami Mrs. Fred Lock-
i w uui mt. ami .Mrs. ivan iiokcii
(Mr and Mrs. W. T. Peters and Mr.
land Mrs. Albert Slegel.
MID WEEK BIBLE CLASS
TO MEET NEXT THURSDAY
The Mid-week Bible Hss of St.
Paul's Lutheran church will meet
at a one o'clock pot luck luncheon
next Thursday ul the homo of Mrs.
C. Ileecrofl al illd North Stephens
street. Members and friends desir
ing transport ullou p. re nuked In
telephone ihe Muss president, Mrti.
R. Kalne.
GARDEN VALLEY WOMEN'S
CLUB TO MEET THURSDAY
A vmv enjoyable all-day meet
ing lias hern planned by the mem
bers of tho Garden Vallev Women'
club to be held next Thursday ut
th,. , nhhoHn u.ll. u rwi.lm.leorf
1 lun-h-n at noon. All niemlteni
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