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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, SATURDAY, APRIL 6, 1940.
5(D(EDEW
Social Calendar
Monday, April 8.
N. or W. Tliliublo club to meet
In -Hlti'innon nt thu Inline of Mm.
(IcOIKB Crmiriiliw, 410 W. DollKlaE
Htiwt. villi ilia. A. II. renin,
joint llOMleBH.
Ui. It. I,. Dunn's nfiii-il.'ii.iinliiii
tl.innl llllil.' study clans tu inoi-t
nt : 1.1 In cvi'iiiiiK nt illniiiR In. II
of 'iNniKlim hoti'l. I'ulilli-. Invltfd.
B. I. W. Ulw rluli to practice
frirtn 7 lo s o'nock lu Hvciiiiw nt
nll(rllo of dlioitor. Mm. Cliarli' A.
limn. I.
BiixluexH nml Professional Wo
men h dun to ninoi nt o chick in
evculllK at 'clubhouse with Mar-
Kaiyt Cair. ltiltll NVi'lms anil Na
ill nc Plnkeiton In . hiiinf of pro
(train on "Hobbles."
National Cllunl auxiliary lo iiinel
at 7:30 In evening at home or Miss
Kvplyu Monro at Ml W'ust Moslicr
BllifCt. ,
! Tuesday," April 9.
4.: B. N. O. Illslllnt' No. 11 lo
ilii't.'at nurses homo lit V. A. K. t
al it .III evening. Talks to be Itlvell
by 'Hose Dlnellii. (leralillnn Kbei le
; nml l)ora Sllllsnu .on "new iIiiikh
lint .their uses" anil "now treat
ments ami procedures." nefrush'
' inifnts In chunte of Cetiriule Do-
Iu..'.l. Xti. tluv A.I.ii.'V nml M.-u
A. II! Cacy.
. Olitlfi Townsenil club to hold reg
ular meeting in. uvenliiK with At
lor'ney .1. V. Lows as guest speaker.
ucHcsnineniH win ue hcivcu.
Ladles nro requested to bring sitnd
, wishes.
Camp Plre Hoard liniiortiint moot
hit? at 7:110.111 eveniliK at chamber
of Vommorce ofrice. AH members
requested lb be present.
Ihler-So Study club one o'clock
' luijclicun nt home of Mrs. K. S.
Hull wild Mrs. Hi mill ami Mrs.
Itauisdell its study leaders on topic
of education In Camilla ami Mexico.
Oreeus I'.-T. A. Sluily club pot
luck noon luncheon and meeting at
home of Mis. Kred Akco,
If. 8. club afternoon iiihcUuk at
home of Mrs. II .T. Illoom at 801
Mll street. ,
Yolllti; Lutherans league In. meet
nt 7:30 In uveuliiK ut Immo of Uev.
mill Mrs. W. A. Sylwesler. 1 1711
Military slreel -with Krli-ka llinst.
r.ilis .uorin ami .hick unriny.
tioslesses und host. Members nut
friends Invited.
Wednesday, April 10.
Ilellvlew 'club afteruoou meet-
Members nnd
UK lit S. V. Van Voorst home
Kiln Mrs. Van Voorst nml Mrs.
Mary Watson, hostesses.
QleliKiuy SowiiiK club pntluck
Itiuclleull and meetlllK ut home of
Mrs. M. M. Cooper. ,
St. Joseph's Altar society to spon
sor first of n series of rive liene
fl! card parties at S o'clock III ev
ening nt embolic parish hall on
N. Kane slreel. Cash prlies ami
refreshments. Mis. .1. A. llardiiiK.
chairman. Iteseivallous call Mrs.
K. I.. Dnlmi.
Winston Meny-tio llimnd cllili
one o'clock luncheon nt home or
.Mis. I), 11. MoiBiin wtlli Mrs. M. II.
tit-ceil Joint liosless.
lloilKlus counly V. c. T. ('. all
day Inslllule nl llaiiist church op
ening at tfii a. m. Noon luncheon
lo lie pnld for by free-will error-
tint Itoliml table illscusslous. spe
cial speakers and nl 4:80 silver
itiedul contest.
Sew mi. I (.'Inn chili l::lu ilesserl
hiurhcon incctiiic nt home or Mrs.
I'i. ii I Sinllh.
I'lllllle lurlleil In X o'clock enler
taliliueilt al (ini.l.-ii Valley Wo
men's clubhouse to see K. A. llllt
ton's ulei'liiliii'i s In a nroKiiim.
f'lsli pond and fortune IcIHiik. lie
rreshmenls will be sold. I'loiceds
In o lo 4-11 scholarships.
V Thursday. April 11.
Ladles of Counlry club lo meet
in li::iu a. in. nl clubhouse lor con
tract bridge; pollack luncheon hi
ISMIli and contltiiiatliiu of hnnillca
golf loiilliaineul al I ::in.
Evermeen Biange home econoni-
I. s chili lo meet al hall with Mis.
II. 'Orge Wllislon. Mrs. Kniest
I mo and Miss K. W. McXary
hoslesses.
Hi nlng club nli. I pnllvnnmi pailv
ill llome of Mis. CI,c Kester.
I'l-esliylellnn Mlsslonarv xn.-lelv
meellng in ::m lntf , M1;
A. . Ilcllows wlili ,.a Thomas
Siiuimers ami Mm. t;iWK), Sen ell
assisllng hoslesses. Mis. W. M
fampbell In cburge. Mrs. ',ii
Itoeiler guesl speaker on I'eru I'u
rlos ami costumes lo be slioun
Mrs. Homer Urow .d.-iohous; year
book of prayer. .Mis. Ida llailrv.
MethOillsl Unties .Mil o 'clock
April luncheon nl church purlins
III ehiilge or Mis. A. J. KMison.
chairman. .Mrs. lionise I'lnm-hill
Mm. J. K. MeCllnlnck. Mrs. II H
lliiliiplon. Mrs. II .1.. Ilouiislicll.
Mr. It. W .Marsleis nml Mis l:.l
win lloolll. Ilcvoiloiis. Mis. II. A.
C'anuday.
Kino Arts depui-ltllellt of Jiuilor
WmiiHii's club meeting al 7 :io in
evening at William I lira t b home tu
tlikf up study of di-aina .
Friday. April 1?.
Klversdule II. K. rluh one o'cloik
tiiiifhefiii nt grange hall Willi Mis.
C. T. Tlplnn. Mm. IMdon Ogle. Mis
licit Paltersoii mid .Mrs. K. A.
Jleltuboldt. hostesses.
Kloii'iue iMglillugnle Tent No.
I'i,' Haltglilers of I'lllon 'e1etiius nl
I ho Cli II Win- l.su I Im." lo meet
ut 7:10 In evening nl armory.
Ibtn Sigma club 7:30 desserl
supper nl home of Mrs. II. A. Can
inlay on South Jiuksoit street.
Country club inembers and
friends Invited lo s o'clock bridge
parly at clubhouse. Prires and re-li-osliments.
Mrs. J. M. Judd itii.l
Jlrp. Kemielh Wulnc In i hurffe.
Saturday, April 13,
HoselMilg" Vomau a club sci Wi-j
By. LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER
hIi.ii. open nil . lily ujiHtallH In
i-luhhmmti nppoHlto Hunt's Imllun
lliciilrc.
COUNTRY CLUB LADIES
CONTINUE HANDICAP'
GOLF TOURNAMENT
Continuation of the annual win
ter hnmllcnp golf tournament was
enjoyed Thursday nt the Counlry
club by the lad golfers with Mrs.
I,, r,. Met Untuck winning over
Mrs. It. I). Iliidges. The touina
menl will be continued next Thurs
day alternoon atl::l0 o'clock.
Contract bridge was enjoyed
during the morning hours by Mrs.
It. I). Iliidges. captain. Mrs. 10. II.
Van Ness, secrelarv. Mrs. W. K.
Oil. Mrs. 1,. K. Kles. Mis. K. A.
, ivanmn. .Mis. .1
K. DHIiinl. Mrs.
I, Mrs. Kenneth
W. Al. .MiKui-li
W. Kinney, Miss Jane Ilofrimtu.
Mrs. .1. II. Moliiiirnrd. Mis. Arlhui
II; .Moiintlord, Mrs. K. J. Itodgers.
Mrs. II. T. llnnseii. Mrs. Kenneth
(Julne. Mrs. .1. M. Judd. Mrs. I,. IC.
.McClllitock. Mrs. Kl'Hllk Coen. Mis.
.11! f7. Sleiil-ns. Mrs. I'alll tieddes
and Mrs Havage.
High score tor the play was won
bv Mrs. OH with Mrs. Kles winning
the second high score.
I'otltlck luncheon was served at
noon and Mrs. Ilridges presided
over the business session, nt which
lime It was announced a delight
ful card parly would be sponsnri'il
by Die unlf tournament i-oulmiltee
next Friday night. April 12. at 8
o'cl'ick al' the clubhouse. Mrs. J.
M; Judd and Mrs. Kenneth Qiilue
are In charge Of nrrmigenients. All
members and their friends are in
"lied lo enlov Hie affair. I'llzcs
will lie awarded for the bridge play
and refreshments will be served.
It was also announced Hint the
ladles of the club would sponsor
their annua! lea on Mny 2nd and
their guesl'dav aflalr on Mnv !uh.
The club will meet next Thurs
day ut the clubhouse al H:!U) a. m.
lor briilue lo be followed bv a 1:110
IHIIIiiek luncheon and golfing In
the nlternnon.
JUNIOR BETHEL HAS
CHARGE OF JOB'S
DAUGHTERS MEETING
The Junior bethel presided over
the meeting of Job's llaiiBhlers
Tue-iltiy evenlmr nt (he Masoulc
lemplo. Miss Kallh Youim. honor
ed ipieen. was III charge and Jiluior
h.'tliel memliera lining the offices
for Hie evening Included: senior
.! !.. i',iM,,..i, i,.el' iulile
lletiv P..ttl..on.: inarslml. Illalne
, librarian, U'yons
nort;en; uuihi-
clan, Mahyn U alrod ; recorder.
.leailCIoake: freastirer. Ha r burn
Coleman: riflli messeuuer. Tluth
Hansen: fourth misseuKer. Ruth
Ann Ituhl: third messeimer. ieor-
t! In Hruniier: sec-md messenKer. j
' ........ .imlinn
, . ' : ;
Shirlev Citrter; inner truard. Har
hjini Ann Turner: outer enanl.
Pin III? Hinsdale, and ritslodlau of
lights. Ileitv Wilson.
Annot'iieement wax made of the
(Iraud Session of .lob's Dauulilers
,f (trefoil lo he held in Portland
April IS. lit and
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H.E.O. CLUB IS
ENTERTAINED TUESDAY
AT NORWOOD HOME
Mr.
I'louslv
Myrlle Norwood v
c ui iM't a Ini'd I lit
rv i! ra
il. K.O.
club at a lovelv nue-lhttty lunch
eon Tuesday at her home on South
IMne street. The table, eovered
by un attractive lace rhith. was
centered wllh n bowl of .lapoulca.
Cards were enjoyed during Ihe
ullernoon wllh Mrs. I.ee llounshell
and Mrs. P. V. Owen winning the
n ri7.es. f 'overs were placed for
Mrs. KIHe MeC-nnaR. Mrs. I). T. i
Mevers. Mrs. tMltton Hooper. Mrs.
Lawrence Krocel. Mrs. Henry Krs
kine. Mis. Harry I,ohr. Mrs. Percy
Mvers. Mrs. Chauncev Dunn. Mrs.
t'larence Dlshman. Mrs. ('. V.
Owen. Mrs. I.ee Hounshell. Mrs.
Virctnln Caur(bell and tho Ims
tes. Mrs. Norwood.
The club will meet April Pith al
a one-rhtrtv luncheon at the home
nl Mrs. Henry Krskine at Cobb
slreel.
PUBLIC INVITED TO
ENTERTAINMENT WEDNESDAY
The public has been nysi cor
ilially invited to enjoy an interest
iwu entertainment at S o'clock
net Wednesday nluht nt the tlur
den Valley Women's clubhouse.
V.. A. iirlttou's entertainers will
furnish the pnmrain and im tune
tellltn: and fish ponds will also be
en loy rd. ItefteshmcntK will be
sold laier In the eeiiinir. The pro
eneds -r Ihe allair will uo lo t-H
.lub scholarships to the O.S.C.
stiuiiu"!- school at Cui'vallls.
MR. AND MRS. WILLIAMS
ENTERTAIN AT DINNER
ON THURSDAY EVENING
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Wtlltams eu
h i tabled Dr. ami Mrs. O. It. Hess
and Mr. and Mrs. Itncer Pulley nt
a wry dellKbtlul sewn o'clock din
tier at the I .or Cabin near Slither
I II Thursday ex em tig.
Kollowirii: the dinner the xrnup
enjoyed l'luyinc cards hi the at
fiat the Williams home on K;
Washhixlou !ticet.
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PLVING CLUB MEMBERS
AND FRIENDS ENJOV
SKATING PARTY MONDAY
About lorty on mln-i s of the
IIosi bun: l-'lin club ami Ihelr
II it litis enjei tl a ilelihlful sKal
inu pail Monday imiiihii: at the
Inchest i i riuk. Contests w el e
''(o-d and p'ie- ire ,f..-.
u.nei in me t xnin iftn!nin n:
Here sei ud.
I MRS. L. KOHLHACEN, SR.
Bfi eLECTEO PRESIDENT OF
! BAPTIST WOMEN'S SOCIETY
Tho Itoseburg Baptist Women's
society re-elected Mrs. L. Kohllia
geu, Sr., president or the group
at un Interesting meeting Thurs
day held nt the church purlers
Iroin Hi.llil to 2:111. Mrs. Kohlha-
gen, who has been serving as pres!
denl of Die organization, tins eu-
Joved n very Hue and successful
term of 'ilfice nil. I will be assisted
during Hie coming year by the fol
lowing oil i.-i'i h : .Mrs. Curl Nli kells.
rirst vice-;iresident; Mrs. T. V.
Ttloinitsou, second vice-president;
Mrs. It. W. Taylor, corresponding
secrelary; Mrs. Hugh Whipple,
treasurer, and Mrs. C. P. Snuddy.
recording secrelary.
(irolip leailers of Hie four circles
were also re-elecled.
Mrs. (leoree Cnskey comlucled
Hie devotions. ULl-r.v5ng lint the
subji'cl or spring wllh Mrs. H. IJ.
Knlgge singing a lovely solo.
Aboil! Hlly-I'lve were present.
At noon Circle No. 1 with Mrs.
C. II. W'ickham us chairman served
a delightful luncheon nl lublea
beau llu ly appolnleil In Hie spring Adrian llowen. Mrs. Ilalph Her
'.'! .. V,"' ,'"1, b'ncheou hour ,. Mnl. tt.gnl, Urskine. lira.
Mrs. I.. I). Knigge gave a report of miwln tliirdner. Mrs. Paul Smith,
nailonal and slate conventions m m1b. .,.rrv Thlele, Mrs. Kenneth
the Itnptlsls for the com ng year' iin.... i..u i..b n.,,, .,,.,, n.,.i
in.. ....n. ...it ... ), inn. iii ii.j.ierisoii
conducted (he fifteen minute re-
iTcnllomil period, nl which time a
number of members gave short
talks on llielr hobbles
Rev. II. P. Sconce gnve n talk
regarding Hie coming meetings to
be held III the church. Pillowed by
the Missionary pnigi-am In charge
of .Mrs. John William Itobertson
on "Africa nnd the Hi-ouzo Hells."
Speakers presented Interesting
topics on the subject and Included:
Mrs. T. P. Perry, Mrs. Harry I'M
llalllelll and Mi's. I.ee Merchant. I
MRS. DALE OWEN IS
COMPLIMENTED AT LOVELY
SHOWER PARTY FRIDAY
Mrs. Harry T.ohr. Mrs. Henry
KrskliiH and Mrs. Lawrence Kro-
ei entertained al a very lovely
shower party Friday afternoon at
the hitter's home on Rice street in
compllmeul to Mrs. Dale Owen. A
iieatiinui pun; nnd nine imsket un-
eu wiin many loveiy )iua wuh pre-
sented to Mrs. Owen as a surprise.
Four tables or rive hundred and
one table of hines( checkers were
in piny durlnir the attevnoon wlili
prizes Ltoinir lo Mrs. Florence till-
bert. Mrs. Clllllllicey Ilium and Mrs
M'H'' Norwood.
ments wen served at small tables
prettily di'coiiitcd wllh appropriate
favors and rfMilerpirces carrying
out the pink and blue color-scheme, i
in ii .tm- i.Nit eu mi- -iiiH.
rii Jl TJ vi ... r. ir -
LV.ii ... v.;.; " ,,r " V.
,nn, i iiikmi iMMi ivr.
Olellll MP.VKI'fl.
.u. rioienre Mil-
Mrs. tlene Palm
i-eiinui,., ,. t.-u n At ... .... ,..
..nr.. viir-nj-v-
Klsie MeComas. Mis. ('harles Wil-
son. Mr.. r. W. Owen. Mrs. Myr-1
He Norwood. Mrs. t'hauncey Dunn.
Mrs. perry Myers. Mrs. tiene Mills.
Mrs. Marunnd loyle. Mrs. Itny
Caiuiibell, Miss Virginia Mills and
the hostenses. Mrs. Udir, Mrs. Krs
kin and Mrs. Krogcl.
( m m
MRS. E. A. HELMBOLDT
ENTERTAINS M O A.
CLUB ON WEDNESDAY
M is.
K A. Helniholdt
very iini
M.O.A.
j ciush
entertained i h
lub at her home on South
Pine
street Wednesday atlernoou. Tu
hps and other sprlim flowers were
allractively arranged about the
rooms.
Visit I i it was enjoyed and at four
o'clock Mrs. llelmbolilt server! de
llcious refreshments to Mrs. W. C.
Tip'.m. Mrs. U Connelly. Mrs. U
A. Allen and Mrs. Kenneth Uood
and son. Itouer. of Ply. Ore., guests,
and the foltowini; members. Mrs.
Kldoii Oijle and dauuhter. Hat ha t a.
Mrs. Kenneth Cloake. Mrs. John
Tunis. Mrs. f. W. Cook. Mrs. I,. I,.
Wimberly. Mrs. Itov Cio-ul. Mrs. K.
(i. Cloake. Mrs. C. 11. Calkins. Mrs i
Charles Mohr and Mrs. George
Powers I
The uexl meeting place will be'
held at the home of Mrs. John
Marks. Jr.. April 17.
MRS. GUY CORDON IS
HOSTESS TO PAST MATRONS I
CLUB ON MONDAY EVENING j
Mrs. Cuy Cordon very crariously
entertained Ihe Past Matrons club
nt her attractive home on Kast
I .line street at a delightful seven
thirty o'cloi k dessert-supper Mon
day evening. The hostess was as
sluted in serving by Mrs. Carl K.
Wlmberly and Mrs. R. 1. Williams
Covers were placed a I beaut t
t'ullv appointed tables for Mrs. Carl
K Wlmberly. Mrs. It. 1.. WMilpple.
Mrs. It. D. Williams. Mrs. A. B.
Taylor. Mrs. Waller Hereher. Mrs.
lieome Kohlhagen. Miss Margaret
Paue. Mis. W. F Harris. Mrs. V. J.
Mieelli. Mrs. J. C. Kovse. Miss
Kthel Webb. Mrs. I. 11. Lenox.
Mrs. A. K. Kllltitt. Mrs. C. C.. Per
iter and ihe hostess. Mrs. Cordon.
Sewing and visiting were enjoy
ed during the social hour.
RIVERSDALE ORANGE
SPONSORS BENEFIT
CARD PARTY MONDAY
l.twrstlale uraime spoiisoied a
1 Itutitiul beiieiit caril party Men
la cveninc ul Ihe hall, at which
time ten tables of live-hundred
tteie In play. Prizes were mvurd
d to Mrs. John Marks and Mr
Hiewii Inr high stores and to Mis.
limner liruw. liaveiiui; prize. Kol
etwniu the raid play, refreshnient
Here served.
The next benelit party h;is been
phmiied tor eiL'bt o'clock Ihe eve
Mini; o Atoll 1 'it Ii at the ha II
Pitis u ill be iiu-anlr-il and re
licfhiuents will be served.
HARRI8 ELU8WCRTH' 18 .
QUEST 8PEAKER AT
JUNIOR WOMAN'S CLUB
Harris Ellawnrtli. edllor of the
llosrburK News-ltevlew, was guest
speaker on the subject, "Interim
tlnniil Relations." nt Hie Roseburg
Junior Woman's club meeting Mon
day evening at the clubhouse, at
which time the board of Itoseburg
Woman's club nttedded as special
guests. Mr. r.llsworih gave
rtiriiUHI i.im, HIIILII Willi KIL'UJIV
approciiiU'il anl enjoyed
m m bora nnd KiicfitH.
"y me
Minn vcrlit iMclauffhlin, proHl
tit. conducted tho meetlnii with
Mrs. Hulpli IlPi'inim givfiiK the mi
riury'B re purl and Mrs. Jiuk
Cliupnmn prfHfMitiiiK the treasur
er a report and a lo reporting on
u caiiopniK tea uiven bv u Krotip
or ten meinberi nt tun nub at llio
home of Ali-H. William I'nruth,
A group of ilflfKhtful p-Har duet
was played by N'utliau Site wig and
Ifilwuid McMiuu'hlin..
A meetiiiK of the Kine Arts, (1e-
inirlment wuh announced or
Thurvduy evpiiinc. April Utli. to'
be held nt the 11 math home, ut
which lime t ho irroun will titkn un
the fiiihject of urumu.
Kofti'btiri; Woman'H club itietn
bfrs persent were. .Mrs. 1 A. Wells,
nrexldcnl. Mr. l"oter Butner.
.Mr V. R. nrown, .Mrs. K. (J.
Kohlhnuen. Mrs. .1. C. McCulliater,
.Mt-H. Willli'nu Dell. Mrs. I. II. Kid
flip. Mis. K. ta. K tin mi. Mrs. Earl
rilrleh. Mrs O. V. Wlmberly and
Mrs. Frederick .1. Porter.
In it I m- H'timtiii'a rln It moiiihora
mLtiaiil ,1,.1-r. MIub Vnrla tn. '
LaiiKhHn, president. Mrs. L. O.
Latham. .Mrs. Shine v Doinenlco.
Mrs. V. K. Smith. Mrs. Fletcher
I. v. i.- g.k. m
Miss Hetty Shoemaker.
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MRS. JOHN ZENOR IS
COMPLIMENTED AT LOVELY
SHOWER PARTY SATURDAY
Mrs. John Zenor wjih cqiupII
mentr'd at a very charming tOiower
i party Satimhiy afternoon iven by
Mrs. II. A Thomas ami Mm. C K.
' I llUllllin III IIIIIIK! Ill (III! lill'i
in. ncuuui ui Duu'jueis oi spruiK
. l)los.oma were attractively ar
ranged about Die noom.s.
Poems, rolled and tied with pink
nun nine ri noons, were preseuieu
I to the Kuest of honor with inslruc
I flons for findliif; her many benutl
) I n 1 ultra n I ven to her from Mrs.
Flovd .)ucib.. Mrs. Will Paris. Mrs.
Hardd Smith. Mrs. F.tiza Paris,
Mr8 ij0U arjH .Mrs. Melvln Cou-
IOn. Mrs. I. 1,. Thompson. Mrs
AHnx Haas. Mrs. Lawrence Kand
Harold Tucker. Mrs. (). K
i.'hlon. Mm. Klla .laeobs. Mrs.
omir Hubbard. Mrs. (ieore Cren-
Hhn Mrs. (ieorpe Hrown, Mrs.
.;s,,. Sullivan and Ihe hostesses.
t,s, ( Thomas and Mrs. II. X
Thomcis.
At the tea hour deticious re-
freshments were served by the
hoslesses.
MR. AND MRS. LONG
ENTERTAIN CLUB AT
POTLUCK DINNER FRIDAY . .'.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank 1-onir enter
iniiipff meir eiuh at a rteiigimui
tained Ihefr chili at il delluhlful
t(V - '"V ncowjpothick dinner ai..hainm(n of tl(J im(!r(.sIinu Kas -
"y.ir ne ""' " r,,"ter program presented at tho Hose-
n tiir. i-ovimv ivjic inns were use
to ciiirv OUt 11 UiettV ( eC0iattV
llllllll iiii- I III' nrCH.Hnill.
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Mr, (ers. or Klamath Full,
lmu-sIs. and Mr. and Mrs. S. C.
Iliehmond. Mr. und Mrs. 1.. I..
Wlmberly. Mr. and Mrs. M. II.
Muncy. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Mots
ehe uhachcr, Mr. ami Mrs. Pliil
1 1 ;i rih. Mr. and Mrs. Adrian I-'ish-
and Mr. and Mrs. l-om:
High score prizes lor the con
tract hridue plnv were held by
Mrs. Pisher ami Mr. I.onc with tra
veling prizes goini: lo .Mrs. Rich
mond and Mr. Harth.
MRS. L. W. MET2GER
ilS HOSTESS TO BRIDGE
ICLUB AT LUNCHEON
Mrs. I,. W. Metzger very grac- Mrs. C. K. Roberts, Mrs. L. Robln
ioiisly eiiteriained her brlilce club aim. Mrs. Alice Pis her. Mrs. J. K.
at a eharming one o'clock luncheon: 1'nlhe. Mrs. George Frew. Miss
al her beauliful home on Mill Jennie Jorey. Mrs. II. It. Carter,
street Krlday afternoon. Yellow Mrs. Donald MorbeiK. Mrs. Clyde
Japanese roses were nit met h ely i
urranired on the table.
Cover were placed for Mrs
Chester Hereher. a truest, and Mrs.
J. V. Dlllnrd. Mrs. A. It. Taylor.
Its. Grant Osborn, Mrs. H. C.
Stearns. Mrs W. M, MeKachern,
.Mrs. K. It. Met tier and the hos
iers. Mrs. la. W. MeUger.
Conn-act brldse was enjoed
during Ihe afternoon with Mrs. I
Taylor wlnnini; blub score aim j
Mis. Millard second hlnh score.
EXECUTIVE LUNCHEON I
IS ENJOYED BY WOMAN'S
CLUB BOARD ON TUESDAY
I
The April m-hosless 12 o'clock ;
lilticheott of the ltosebnn: Woman's
club olticers. board of directors
and clubhouse board was eiijovei!
Tu.sday at the Hotel Rose. Ills
iiud suapdrauous Pinned an attrac
tive centerpiece for the table.
Covers were Placed for Mrs. I..
A. Wells, president. Mrs. William
Hell. Mrs. I. H. tllddle. Mrs J. C.
McCallisier. Mrs. T. G. Wa'son.
Mrs. K K Knapp. Mrs. G. V. Wiin
beily. Mrs W. M. Campbell. Mrs
K. !.. t'lhich. Mrs. 'Coster Hutnet
Mts. R. I,. Whipple and Mrs. Fred
erick I. Porter.
GLENGARY SEWING CLUB I
HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON j
The members of the C.lciivary
Sew tn c club met Wednesdav for
a delightful t wel e-tlrtrty oVIock
eotluck llllil hin at the home of
Mis. K I. Metis. An Interest ine
business meetltm followed. al
which Mme activities and prolrcts
i-tr the schiMil and community we.ro
plsnneil. i
Sewing huiI visiting and e
chaiminc fuxoilte recipes were eti
loved dm In li i he altei 'noon social
hours. i
MRS. EARL WILEY IS
HOSTESS TO SEWING
CLUB ON THURSDAY
Mrs. Karl Wiley was n most crn
. ions hostess to her Hewing club
rtt a cloitniiiit: enctlmtv ttaidd
luncheon at her lowly une on
Mature Women Can Dress Just
as Smartly as "Cuties"
cppccM 'kiOTHPO'1
Jcci rviv inert
a S GOOD EXAMPLE
OF THE TYPE
Spring Byington, screen mother of
the Jones Family, wears an every
day dress of small figured bine
and white silk print, designed by
Odette Myrtle. Its shaped belt,
skirt bands and turn-down collar
of navy blue crepe are slimming
points. Platform shoes and a
navy wlndilyourself turban add
i height "
f7S'
W WW v
J ill X. USSaMaS
Mrs. Edwin G. Young Presents Easter
Rrogram at Woman's Club on Tuesday
Aim. Edwin (i. Young acted as ,
i n- t..t. i. ......
one-thirty
al the
1 i. ...i.i.
i iiiuiiuii.v i iil'miiiv iuieriiouii iui
the members of the Hellvicw club
as guests of honor. Mrs. Will
II. tier ret sen. hostess chairman,
was assisted by Mrs. C. If. Halley.
Mrs. .1. Roland Parker and Mrs.
It. L. Whipple.
The tables were beautifully ap
pointed with bouquets of Japanese
I roses, money plant blossoms, tulips
and spirea.
! Covers were placed for Mrs. L.
A. Wells, president of the Hose
j burg club; Mrs. J. J. Kester. presi-
win i;
Young nnd daughter. Missl'erc welcomed by the Woman's!
Harhura. Mrs. Homer tirw. Mrs.
Vein McClintock Jones. Mrs. K. i.
Kohlhai;en. Mrs. O. V. Wimberly,
Kester. Mrs. li. c. Tison. Mrs. 1.
H. Riddle. Mrs. C. G. Gilbreath,
Mrs. May Meckley, Mrs. L. Kohl
hatren. Sr.. Mrs. John William Itob
ertson. Mrs. A. I. Reich. Mrs. W.
M. Campbell. Mrs. Harry F. Hat
Hold. Mrs. Jack Suksdorf, Mrs.
Robert Huff and dauuhter. Mrs.
Harry Hrown. Mrs. Paul Geddcs,
Mis. D. G. Clark. Miss (tertrude
Curtis. Mrs. tJeorge K. Quine. Mrs.
Carl F. SpaulditiL. Mrs. K. D. Ly
tie. Mrs. L. Parker. Mrs. Pltirer
Merkley. Mrs. L. A. Rhoden. Mrs.
Roller Shaw. Mrs. Georce Finlev.
Mrs. J. C. McCnllistnr. Mrs. A. F.
Saar. Mrs. G. A, Summers. Mis.
Thomas Summers, Mrs. K. L.
Knapp. .Mrs. K. L. CUrich. Mrs.
T. G. Watson. Mis. Mary Watson.
Mrs. S W. Van Voorst. Mrs. Mark
L. Cnderwood. Mrs. John Ralsh.
Mrs: Foster Mutuer. Mis. Will 11.
South Kane street Thursday after
noon. Lain itstinliis and slock car
ried out a pretty motif lor the oc
casion. Covers were placed for Mis.
Gor.ro Churchill and Mrs. Roscoe
Mut: st i-rs, mi. --it, and Mr". F. A.
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NEW SERVICE LAUNDRY
324 West
By LUCIK NEVILLE
NUA Service .Staff Correspondent
HOLLYWOOD. A reader wrote
to ask despalrlimly, "Aren't there
any women In Hollywood except
fillies? No movie stars over 4o
or mature actresses who dress well
nnd will pose for fashion pic
tures?' Well. Kir there's Spring Hying
ton. She: hnn two grown dauKhtera,
. ami aetn her age on the screen as
mother of the Jones family. With
a practical mind under her friv
olous Shetland pony bangs. Miss
Byfngton knows her figure prob
lems and builds her costumes
around them, not around her best
points.
SOME CLOTHES CAN'T
BE BOUGHT READY-MADE
"Rome women's figures deviate
so much from any standard that
clothes can't be bought ready-made
and altered for them." Miss Hying
ton said.
"It's almost impossible to buy
Ihe most useful dress I own a
plain black one with not u single
bit of trimming or color on it.
Princess A n na (Crlstof r has made
me one of black Hagheera jersey.
That's an nil-year fabric, between
wool anil slik Jersey In warmth,
and easier for mature figures than
the shiny silk Jerseys. To this I
add all sort of neckwear. -
"It has a high round neckline
but doesn't smother me, and thick
shirring on the the upper sleeves
gives shoulder width without
shoulder padding you have to
have a young neck for that."
Heartening to women whoso
'figures aren't young enough to
wear every season's styles. Is Miss
llylngtou's opinion: "I don't be
lieve In the current vogue of try
ing to change your type every
lime a new waistline comes in.
Start from where and what you
are. and make It better.
BEWARE OF
HIGH NECKLINES
"Necklines are important for
mature women und the high, plain
ones or tills season may make you
look dowdy- Best trick I know lo
counteract this Is to nick a collar
front and hark, about un Inch and
a half deep a heart-shaped cm lo
give the effect of a slimmer ueck
and face. The right necklace will
do wonders, too not a long string
of beads or a chain, but on; of the
new choker necklaces thai hau
pendants or tassels.
Ami I know hlKh heela aro tho
most fluttering kind hut you can
In- cliiii'iMhiK II your f.'t liurr.
Tiler? is a IkmkIiI of heel tli;'.l is
Knicpftll hut not too high. Jinlc'i
lor yonrsrlf froni the shoo. Ilmt
has been the most Butist'iicto:-y
to yntl."
Oerretsen. Mi's. Kred A. Hurd. Mrs
K - I- Whipple. Mrs. C. II. Bailey.
Mrs. .1. Uoland Parker
and Mrs.
T.Va.. b i u..r....
Chanulnl roll-call topics -were
given by Mrs. C. R. ltoberts on
international relations and Mrs. G.
V. Wimberly on "The Diary of a
Suburban Housewife," by Dorothy
Mlake. t olio wed by two beautiful
soprano solos by Vera McClintock
Jones. "The Sunshine of Your
Smile" and "Trail Knd." accom
panied by Mrs Homer Grow, music
chairman of the club. Two beau
tiful piano solos. "Uialini s Waltz"
and ToigciiHcn's "Northern Uuhts"
were played by Barbara Young.
Mrs. J. J. Kester Introduced the
members of the Hellview club, who!
emu president. Mrs. wells. Ke-j
ports were given by Mrs. Foster .
Ilutiier. Mrs. 1. Kohlhagen, Sr.,
ami Mrs. K, G. Kohlhagen. ;
At the Apiil Ifith meeting of the
club the Junior Woman's club ;
nieinbers will be entertained as
guests of honor. i
The nominating commit teo
pointed Included: Mrs. W.
Campbell, chairman, Mrs. I.
Riddle and Mrs Fred A. Hurd.
Members of the club voted a
hp-;
M.
n. j
L:.,!
lier capita tax I.i be donated to the
Deer ( reek park anil playground
and also voted tn furnish shrubs
and tloweis for the new park.
.Mrs. F.dwin G. Younir presented
a very charm tn it ami delightful
sprint and K a titer program. Mrs.
Youne e,avc ihe otK'iiiui: and clos
ing talks, and uive summaries of
ihree tnterestlni: books. "The (
Y.-iunu Visitor" by Daisy Ashford: j
"Looking Hack ward." by Kdv.ard i
Met la my. and Samuel Mutter's i
"Krehwon." Mrs. Homer Grow !
nave an interesliim talk on "Music
as a Sprint! Tonic." and Mrs. W. ;
M. Campbell cave a very Inspiring,
ami beautiful Knster story.
Ilrlttnn. Mrs. A II. Taylor. Mrs
Grunt Hsborn. Mrs. K. S. Hall. Mrs.,
Wtllis Myers and the hostess, Mrs.'
Wiley. I
Sf wine and visiting were eni
jowd duriuc the pleasant after-1
noon hours. '
Weighed Down
Rw Wh Drive?
Don't get round shouldered
over a tub and boardl Let us
do your laundry while you
keep your figure.
TELEPHONE 88
Lane Street
BUILDS COSTUMES
AROUND FIGURE'S
SHORTCOMINGS
A baslo frock of black Bagheera
jersey, a Princess Anna ErisloB
model, roes formal with the ad.
dition of a cutwork white organdy
and lace vestee. Upper-sleeve slur
ring and wide shoulders need no
padding. Black-stitched white
gloves and a rolled Income of
rough white straw, bound and
veiled in black, keep the smart
two-tone color scheme.
ART AND EMBROIDERY
CLUB ENJOYS MEETING
AT STEPHENSON HOME
Mrs. J. G. Stephenson entertain
i
eil Ihe Roseburg Art and Ktnbrol
dery club at her home Wednesday
alternoon. Heautiful bouquets or
colorful spring flowers were used
about the rooms. Sewing and visit
ing were enjoyed by Mrs. Andraieff,
Mrs. Hailey. Mrs. Minnie Cox. Mrs.
Flora Cox. Mrs. Virginia Campbell.
Mrs. F.llen Cornell. Mrs. Cluck,
Mrs. Listen Darby, Mrs. Argie De
Witt. Mrs. S. L. Hebard. .Mm. L. W.
Ingels. Mrs. Miller. Mitt. A. Neal.
Mrs. Poirot. Mrs. Palm. Mrs.
Rhonda, Mrs. II. F. Snyder, Mrs.
Kllie Sltibblel'ield and Mrs, Henry
Worthingion.
At the tea hour Mrs. Stephen
son served delicious refreshments.
Tho April 17th meeting will be
held at the homo of Mrs. Palm on
Fleser street.
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ISisrr
I trot J
Judd s Furniture Store
321 No. Jackson St.
LILAC CIRCLE NO 40 -INSTALLS
NEW OFFICERS
AT OPEN MEETING MONDAY
The 'Neighbors of Woodcraft mot
Mnrwiav Aoril 1st, for thoir annual
installation of officers. Lou go oou
vencd at 7:30 for a short business'
fciKiou and at 8 o'clock was open
ed to the public for the beautiful
installation ceremony and program.
Ten guards, captained by Neigh
bor Tlllie Johnson, all gowned in
lovely lace formals of pastel shades
escorted the newly elected ofi leers
to their respective chairs. Tho
I'.avt guardian Neighbors pin was
presented to Lydfa Hooper by tho
retiring guardian neighbor. I-ora
Darby, in an appropriate ceremony,
stressing Neighbor Hooper's yeaiH
of service and aid to the lodge
Guardian Neighbor Winnie Hawn
then presented Past Guardian
Neighbor Lora Darby with u love
lv chenile bedspread as a token
of appreciation for her untiring ef
forts and labor for the past year.
Neighbor Darby thanked the mem
bers whole-heartedly lor their co
operation, aid and loyalty shown
her during her year as gtmrdlun
neigh Inr.
Neighbor Tillie Johnson, who
now retires alter eight years as
captain of Kiiards. was honored by
receiving un attractive serving
set purchased by ihe guards as a
remembrance. Presentation was
by Neighbor Iva Taylor.
Past Guardian Neighbor Lrfint
Darhv then presented Neighbors
Gennoud and Taylor with gifts for
llielr record of perfect attendance
during her term of office.
In ritualistic ceremony, tlio fol
lowing officers were then obligat
ed for the coming year by Install
ing Officer Tilliu I. Johnson,, as
sisted by Neighbors Mildred Kro
gel and Helle Crenshaw. Guardian
neighbor. Winnie Hawn; advisor.
Mamie Hudnell; magician. Kthel
Heaver; past guardian neighbor.
Lora Darby; clerk, Cynthia Ger
iiiond: banker. Prudie Heidiuger;
captain of guards, Paul Heaver; at
tendant. Clovdene Darby; flag
bearer. Geo. Crenshaw: Inside sen
tinel. Laura Hounshell; outside
sentinel, Gertrude All rend; press
correspondent. Ruili Dish man;
managers. Lydia Hooper. Irene He
bard and Corn I iiue; senior
guardian, Planche Oar.
Proirrum chairman. Laura lloun
shell. then introduced Ihe follow
ing numbers which were thorough
ly enjoyed by all present:
Violin solo, by Kdith A. Plroet, ac
companied by Mrs. Walter P.
Predricksou.
Dance, by pupils from Mrs. De
lnyne's school, accompanied on
the piano by Mrs. Vera Jones;
first number by Arleno Watson
and Hetty Jean I lend ricks, and
solo dance by Ruth Ann Ruhl.
Vocal solo by Mrs. Adrian Hulbert.
Reading by .Mis. II. A. Cauaday.
Musical number by Pat Glenn.
A number by Mrs. Alfred Neal.
Viral solo by .Mrs. Willis Meyers.
The audience then joined in sing
iirj "America."
Refreshments were then lu ord
er in Die dining room, which was
serwd bullet style al an attractive
ly appointed table liuhtcd by tall
pink candles. Neighbors Hudnell.
Althaus and Dishmaii altornated at
tluJ punch bowl. ' j
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MUSIC TEACHERS HOLD
INTERESTING MEETING '
TUESDAY AFTERNOON
The Poimlus Counly Music
Teachers association held an in
teresting meeting al the studio ol
the president. Miss Gladys 11.
Stnnu, Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. .Morris H. Roach played a
violin solo, "To A Wild Rose," by
McDowell, accompanied by Mrs.
Homer Grow, and Mrs. Clyde
Heard gave a very flue paper on
the liro or McDowell.
Thoe present were Miss Strong
president. Mrs. Homer Grow, Mrs
Clyde Heard. Mis. Morris H.
Roach, Mrs. J-ihn Ilakanson, Mrs.
II. R. Nerbas, Mrs. Charles H.
Hrand and Mrs. F. G. Run.
Telephone 26