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Newspaper Page TextMUtt WEWS-KEVi'SW. WftWkU, UkUk3n, SATURDAY, APRIL 6, 1940. By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER Society and Clubs MISS EDITH ROVER AND HERBERT EASTMAN MARRY ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON Ml 88 Killlh Hover, ihuililer of Mr. Ktxl .Mrs. (j. T. Rovitr. of 1)1 Inn), nnd I lorbi'tt Kii.situ.iti. son of Mr .and Mrs. It. B. Ku.stinun, of Winston, wifip (iiiirtlv married at tin imprpssive ceremony al ihroo ockM-k inuisday afternoon. March 1'lst, liy Rev. C. E. BrlUiilii at the liome of the hrldt-'s imremn. Japancp rosoK, ferns, daffodils and blttft hyacinths wcm URfd in .carry out a hnauttful decorative niollf for the ceremony. The bride wore an ultrucllve allernnon frock of blest' and her sister, Mrs. W Monebiako. of Melrose, as matron ol honor, wore a frock of buruundy I ravel ererm. It. K. KiiHtman acted iih best man. An Infornnil reception followed 11m ceremony and refreshments were served from a table hcauti Inlty decorated in the Kasler inolif and ceniered by n weddini; cake lopned by a miniature bride and brldeirooii). Tliose present were Mr. and Mrs. It. K. Kaslinan and son. May- nard. Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Itoyor, Mrs. liouylas Hridce and two chil dren, Keroy nnd Velnm ('arolyn, of WestHr, nnd Mrs. W. Ronebrake. Kollowine: a short weddiiiK trip Mr. and Mrs. Eastman will make their home nt Coiiuillc. where the former Is emnloyed in the nlywood mill. Roth Mr. and Mrs. Kastman urn well known here, having been fjrndi'atrd from the local )iii;h rchool. MRS. CLIFFORD SMITH IS HOSTESS TO SEWING CLUB ON WEDNEDAY Mrs. Clifford Smith entertained her sewint! club at a very enjoy able one-lli irly o'clock dessert luncheon at her home Wednesday nflerp.oon. Colorful spring flow ers were used to carry out an at tractive decorative niollf. Covers were placed for Mrs. Ralph Herman. Mis. Perry Tbielo, Mrs. Adrian Rnwen. Mrs. Edwin (lanlner. Mrs. Paul Smith. Mrs. L. C. hnlhiim. Mrs. Reginald Erskinn and the hostess, Mrs. Clifford .Smith. Scwintr and visit Ins were en loved during the afternoon. The club will be entertained at a 1:.'!0 dessert luncheon next Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Paul Smith. m m m MRS. I. B. THOMPSON IS HONORED AT PARTY ON SATURDAY EVENING Mrs. I. R. Thompson was hon ored at a surprise birthday party nt her home at Coos Junction Sat urday evening. March 30, by a rroup of friends. Many beautiful Today's Pattern BECOMING "CASUAL-WEAR" STYLE PATTKUN HID This 'Casual, light-hearted dress knows Its way around the sprine and summer fashion scenes. Anne Adams has given Pattern 4416 mar velonsly soft, becoming lines. The pointed yokes form the sides of the oung neckline and are attractive with button-trim. There's a smart panel down the front of the nicely flared skirt, and the puffed sleeves nre finished with scalloped bands. Roth the yokes and the sleeve bands look dramatic in contrast. See the very easy, flattering bo dice; the softness of the wide sash that ties In back. You might make the front bodice, skirt panel, yokes nnd sleevebands on the bias for a striking effect In a checked fabric. Pattern 4116 is available In misses' and women's si2es 14, lti, is, 20. 32. 34. 36. 3. 40 and 42. Size 16 takes 3) yards 35 Inch fabric. Send FIFTEEN CENTS (15r In coins for this Anne Adams pattern. Write plainly SIZE. NAME. AD DRESS and STYLE NTMBER. Send your order to News-Review, Pattern Dept., Roseburg, Ore. liirtft wero presented to Mrs. Thompson. Pinochle was played throughout the evening, letter re freshments were served by Mabel Thompson and Dora Mae Fletcher to Mr. am) Mrs. I. 11. Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. George Peppier, Mrs. Ab Hico, Miss Pearl Monroe, Mr. and Mrs. Art Albert us. Mr. and Mrs. William Person and son. Don nle. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Fletcher and daughter, Dora Mae, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hurk nnd son, Warren. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Agee, Irving Thompson and Mabel Thompson. MRS. H. C. KEASEY ENTERTAINS AT DOUBLE . SHOWER PARTY TUESDAY Mrs. II. C. Knnsey entertained al a very charming double shower party at her boinn at 450 South Main street Tuesday afternoon in compliment to Mrs. William Gil laspie,, n eo I.enora I tub hard, of Sacramento. Calif., and Mrs. IJoyd Llppincntt, nee Verna Hubbard, of iliis rlly. Mrs. (Illlusple ami Mrs. Llppincntt are the daughters of Mrs. D. S. demons. j Th erecoratiotiH ofr the party were beautifully carried out In a Pink and white motif. Beautiful gills were presented to Mrs. Gilles pie and Mrs. Llpplncoll rrom Mrs i Eugene- Princen, Mrs. J. L. Purls.1 Mrs. Gladvs Hubbard. Mrs. Mae Horton. .Mrs. Ethel Mallery, Mrs. John Zenor, Mrs. Ren Zenpr. Mrs. Cecil 1 Illicit. Mrs. Everett Partln, Airs. Kelly Foyerisen. Mrs. D. S. demons, Mrs. Elwood Ruker, Mrs. II. Simmilker. Miss Leon a Zenor. Mrs. 11. (J. Haker. Mrs. M. O. Por-! ter. Mrs. E. M. Htuchins. Mrs. Al ne .coiinrti and me nosiess, .Mrs. Keasev. At. the ten hoi'r the hostess serv ed delicious refreshments. m m MRS. L. K. FIES IS HONORED AT CHARMING SHOWER PARTY WEDNESDAY Mrs. J 4. K. Pies wns honored Wednesday evening with n shower at the home of Mrs. I. M. Dunn on South street with Mrs. Dunn. Mrs. ErnoNt Pearson and Mrs.1 Frank Long as hostesses. I HHiIl'P niwi ninncliln wei-e nt ntfiv during the evening with Mrs. C. E. Smith scoring hiuh nt bridge and) Miss Elcunor Fies holding high score in pinochle. I Mrs. Fies received a number of lovely shower gifts and at a later, hour refreshments wpw nerved nt' Individual tables. The rooms were decorated with sprinir flowers. Enjoving the evening were Mrs. L. K. Fies, Mrs. Edgar Lewis, Mrs. C. D. Fies. Miss Eleanor Fies, Mrs. .Tack Chamnan. Mrs. Charles Os trander. Mrs. I C. Latham, Mrs. Frank Long. Mrs. Ernest Pearson. Miss Mare Lanee, Miss Retty Shoemaker, Mrs. C. E. Smith, Mrs. Adrian Rowen. Mrs. Ted Roadmnn and Mrs. Dunn. NATIONAL FIELD WORKER COMPLIMENTED AT LUNCHEON HERE TUESDAY Members or the Roseburg nusi-, nes nnd Professional ? Women's club entertained ut a no-hostess luncheon nt the Hotel Uinpqua Tuesday to compliment Miss Fern; Rauersfeld. who Is chairman of the national candidate data com mil lee of the R P.W.C. Miss Rauersfeld told of the or ganization of the first Rusiness anil Professional Women's club In St. Iouis. Missouri, which resulted In the national federation and also tedd about her committee work in the selecting of national officers. Covers were placed for Miss RatiresHeld. guest of honor, Mrs. C. W. Slnniger. local president, nnd her niece. Miss Donna Porters field, of Cottage Grove, Mrs. Story lies. Mrs. .1. A. Caraway. Miss Gladys liaskin. Mrs. Henry Easton. M rs. Thomas Parkinson, M iss Ra Laubaeh. Miss Lucille Lenox, Mrs. Elizabeth Gnrrett and Mrs. I U Spencer. DEPARTMENT PRESIDENT HONORED BY D. OF U. V. ON FRIDAY EVENING Florence Nightingale tent No. 15. Daughters of Cnion Veterans of the Civil War. lHtil-ISfifl. honored (he department president of Ore gon, Fiedricka Dutlon. at a de lightful six-lhirtv o'clock potluck dinner and sneclal meeting at the armory Inst Friday evening. Colorful candv favors and the patriotic motif decoraled the serv ins tables. A fine attendance of members enjoved the occasion. Miss Virginia Cyrus, state depart mcnt chaplin, was also an honored euest of the evening. The local president. Evelyn Cyrus, presided at the speclul session. The group will meet at 7:30 o'clock next Friday night, April 12. nt the armory. POETS CORNER IN THE SAME OLD WAY The slope or t ho hills Am niuob the name. Whrn Hie mm come up With a morning fl.imc. Ami the fikyline west Holds quite the name view, Ami the mm Beta there I.Ike It used to do. And n ynu lurn nnd look For the morning sun. The view Is the same As the old. old one. And when the wind at evenlnn Makes the tree tops sway. It Is the same old place In the same old way. Q. M. I.eeper WOULD NOT I would not let The petty thine That wronRly speak Turn from me nne rare moment As It passes Kind and meek. 0. M. Leeper PUBLIC INVITED TO LARGE CARD PARTY NEXT WEDNESDAY NIGHT The first of a series or lire cam parties sponsored by St. Joseph's AUur society will bo held WednMt day, April inth, at the parish hall ut 8: Ml o'clock. ' Mrs. i. A. Harding will net ns rluilrnitiit for the party Wednesday night and assisting her will be Mrs. Lucy Jennings, Mrs. it. Wll lett, Mrs. Fred Ititzmnn, Mrs. K. Grshum, Mrs. Jane Mornn, Mrs. John McClemont, Mrs. Win. Stle wig nnd Mrs. Mary Uryau, as re freshment committee. Mrs. Fay ette LaiiKcnherg, Mrs. Mury Bryan, Mrs. Geo. llHminer, Sirs. Orin Wuud, decoration committee. Mrs. Harris Ellsworth and Miss Helen Casey, prize committee and Mrs. Edmund Dolan, publicity and tic ket committee. t'ontrucl bridge and rive hundred will bo played and cash prir.es for high Mcnro will be given ut each party und a cash prize will lie awanli'd the holder of tho high score for contract anil f0il ut the end of the series. Refreshments will be served and the public is cordially invited to attend tho en tire series. For reservations, call Mrs. Dolan al 7.1:1-1,. L. A. TO B. OF R. T. HOLDS MEETING ON WEDNESDAY EVENING The ladies auxiliary lo the Mrothcrhood of Hallway Trainmen held an interesting meeting Wed nesday night at the Womun's club house with Mrs. C. P. Biioddy. president, in charge and MrB. H. W, Meissner .hostess for the evening. The meeting dato lias been changed to tho second Wednsdny night of every month and tho next meeting will be held at tho club house May Kill with Mrs. W. J. Clark us hostess. During the social hour Mrs. Meissner served lovely refresh ments lo Mrs. C. P .Snodily, Mrs. C. E, Walker. Mrs. S. W. Stunner, Mrs. It. I). Williams, Mrs. C. I,. Spray. Mrs. W. J. Clark, Mrs. 0. W. Helhlg. Mrs. C. II. Fream anil Mrs. C. It. Duncan. The state convention has been announced ror May 3rd to ho held at LuGramle, at which time the grand president nnd ono of the vice-grand officers will ho present. MRS. P. M. LEE IS HOSTESS TO BRIDGE CLUB ON FRIDAY Mrs. P. M .Lee very graciously entertained her bridge club ut a lovely one o'clock luncheon nt the Hotel Umpuuu Friday. Covers were placed for Mrs. W. A. White, of Washougal. Wash.. Mrs. II. H Turner anil Mrs. J. It. Wharton, giltsts. anil Mrs. Clnr K. Allen, Mrs. L. E. McCllntock, Mrs. C. H. Wade, Mrs. Ivan Pickens and the hostess, Mrs. Lee. Contract bridge was enjoyed dur ing the afternoon at tho Lee home on East Douglas street. Ixvely bouquets of pear blossoms were used about the rooms. High score for the guests was held ,by , Mns. Turner with Mrs. Allen winning' the club prise. PLANNING COMMITTEE ENTERTAINS AT SMITH HOME TUESDAY 'EVENING ' V Ml S. "f: E. , Smith?' nlartfilnul members of the Sub Junior cluh plunninc committee when they met. at the Hrolthhome on South Main street Tuesday evening, April 2. ' Diirlne the ."u(jineii for a potluck dinner which iii uo oeiu April iti nt the club house to honor prospective mem bers of the reorganized Sub Junior group of the Junior Women's club. At the close of Iho evening Mrs. Smith served refreshments lo Mrs. Perry Thlele, Miss rictty Shoemak er and Mrs. Gordon Stewart. The committee will meet Monday eve ning nt the homo of Mrs. Stewart to comnlete arrangements for the April 15 meeting. MRS. T. G. WATSON CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY WEDNESDAY EVENING Mrs. T. G. Watson celebrated her birthday anniversary Wednes day evening by Inviting a few riends to her attractive home on lllekeley street. Japanese roses anil pink snap dragons were used to carry out a oreny mom lor the occasion. Games and music were enjoyed and Inter lovelv refreshments were ferved lo Mr. and Mrs. Clarence linml, Air. and Mrs. Hugh Whipple. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Chapler and Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Watson. SURPRISE "GALLOPING" TEA 18 ENJOYED AT UNRATH HOME FRIDAY A group of members of the Rose burg Junior Women's club sur prised Mrs. William Unrath Frl dav evening. March 29. when they called at her home for a "gallop' ing" tea. The evening was spent visiting and Mrs. I'nrath served refresh ments t.o Mi-b, Gordon Stewart, Miss Meredith Jenkins, Miss 'urge I Jingo, Miss Detly Shoe maker. Mrs. Dorothy Hunt. Mrs. .lack Chapman, Mrs. Adrian Howen. Mrs. Charles Ostrnnder and Miss Eleanor Fies. MRS H. H. TURNER IS HOSTESS TO BRIDGE CLUB ON WEDNESDAY Mrs. II. II. Turner entertnlned her bridge club at a verv charming one-thlitv o'clock salad luncheon et her home Wednesday nfternoon. Renullfill spring Mowers graced the attractively appointed table. Covers were placed for Mrs. G. M. Krell. Mrs. A. II. Tavlor, Mrs. P. M. I.ee. Mrs. Leroy Hlatt. Mrs. K. C. Patierfon. Mrs. A. J. Ellison, "rs. T. R. Uurr nnd the hostess, Mrs. Turner. Contract bridge was enjoved during the afternoon with Mrs. Krell winning the prize for high score. MRS. KFNNETH QUINE 19 HOSTFSS TO BRIDGE CLUB AT CHARMING SUPPER A very charming seven o'clock supper was given by Mrs. Kenneth Qulne at her home on South Jack son street Wednesday evonlng. when she entertained her bridge club. Illue for-get-me-nots In a low bowl and tall Ivory tapers graced l he table. Covers wero placed for .(lis. Maurice L. Hallmark. Mrs. U K. McCllntock nnd Mrs. Clair K. Al len, guests, and Mrs. Guy Curdon, Mrs. Chester Morgan, Mrs, J. It. Wharton, Mr. C. II. - Wade anil Mrs. Ralph Qulne. 1 - Contract bridge was enjoyed With Mrs. McCllntock winning Iho guest prize; Mrs. Cordon, thA club prize and Mrs. Ralph Qulne, the traveling prize. . GRAY LADIES SPONSOR ANNUAL SPRING TEA AND CARD PARTY ON FRIDAY The Gray Indies sponsored their annual spring tea and benefit card party ut a lurge affair Friday afternoon at the Hotel Umpquu. The civic cluh room was beuutt. rally decorated with large bou quets of peonies, tulips, splrea upd other spring blossoms. . Contract bridge prizes wore nwanled to Mrs. J. F, Dlllurd, high score, Mrs. II. T. Hansen, second high score, and Mrs. J. E. Slatlery. low score. Mrs. L. E. McCllntock won the trnyeling prize and Mrs. J. A. Walsh won the five-hundred prize for -high score and also the door prize. The ten table wns tit charge of Mrs. it. C. Wadilel, Mrs. E. F. Tandv. and Mrs. Ilroadway. and was especially beautiful with n lovely luce cloth, three howls of pink peonies, tulips and splrea and eight lighted ivory tapers. Mrs. L. W. Josse, Mrs. E, F. Tandy, Mrs. Arthur II. Mountford and Mrs. .1. C. McCulllster poured and Mrs. John M. Rnlsh, Mrs. A. I. Ilolch, Mrs. Leon'ard R, Coleman, Miss Marie Martens, served, und Mrs. Roy O. Young and Mrs. McCullls ter were in charge of the refresh ments. The tables were in charge of Mrs. McCulllster, Mrs. Claude Da ker. Mrs. Roy O. Young and Mrs. Leonard It. Coleman with Mrs. Ilroadwny, Mrs. Mountford nnd Mrs. Josse In charge of the prizes and Mrs. Tandy, Mrs. Thomas Par kinson nnd Mrs. George Wharton receiving the guests. American Ltfion Auxiliary ActtyitiM I)y MRS. CLAUDE TIAKER Department American Legion auxiliary treasurer. Mrs. Dorothy T inplur of Klamath Falls, was un unofficial guest of Onipqua unit at Its regulur meeting Tuesday night. 1'mpqua unit president, Mrs. M. It. Richards, presented a beatuitul corsnge to Mrs. Temp lar on behalf of the unit. Mr. and .Mrs. Templar are traveling In the valley nnd the unit and post were happy lo have entertained them jor a visit. Mrs. Templar spoke brleriy of her work as Btate treas urer for the auxiliary. TJepanmem president, Mrs. Wm. llorsfall or Marshfleld, will pay an official visit to Umpqun American I-oglon unit on April 2!) Mrs'. Roy Young.'dlstrlct president, announced. .Mrs. M. 11. Richards, unit president, said that initiation of new members would take place I at that' time. Arrangements are belnif made for a big affair. Lillian (Mrs. ' Hoy ! Campbell. I llmpquu upt secretary, bus.movqd. "to Breiierton. Wash., where her; husband is employed in the nnvyj yards. In her absence Mrs.' Ru-: dolph Ititzman was appointed by Mrs. Richard to fill her place. Mrs. Walter Fisher reported that each Judge In -the Americanism. esBity contest is reading each essay and that flnnl decisions will he announced shortly. Unit child weirare chairman, Mrs. Georgo Caskey, stated that the supply of clothing at the cen ter' In the Medical Arts building is nearly depleted. She urged that anyono having clothing for chil dren up to ten. bring it In. Cover alls of any kind, dresses, socks and nnklets are needed, she reported. Mrs. Irvln Rlcgel reported that the card party and birthday par ties of last week nt the Facility were verv lovelv affairs and large- i ly attended. She also announced ,a dunce to be held hy the unit at .the Facility April 10. on Wednes day. It will be Informal, Btie stat ed. Mrs. Roy Young, community ser vice chairman, said that the park for the smith end of town is start ed nnd will soon have trees plant ed. Plans for helping with the city park pro-iosed for Deer Creek were also made. . Mrs. E. L. Tandy, EaBler ball chairman, reported the nail n so cial and financial success. Mrs. Tandv also reported the Gray La dles tea for Friday. Eight Amerl inn Legion auxiliary members nre also Gray Ladles, devoting several hours weekly to entertaining vet erans at the Facility. Some will play cards, some read, some hold current events daises, some play for choir and community singing I nnd give any aid desired by tho hospital stafr. Proceeds ot the tea given by the Gray Indies will help In this work. Mrs. Roy Young received the at tendance prize. This contest ends next meeting night. Following the business the post Joined the auxiliary for a most en lovable child welfare program with Mrs. George Caskey as program chairman. Over recent radio broadcasts some Amerfcnn Legion auxiliary members have appeared displeased over the current census questions. These broadensters do not official ly represent the nuixllary and are expressing only personal opinions, although It would appear that they spoke for the organization. This writer and nt least three other lo ci! auxiliary members are helping with the census In Douglas county and have found the finest coopera tion from every individual. Every one wonders when we ore through where those 'awful' question are. Oftentimes Individuals will attempt to make personal opinions appesr to be those ot organizations to which they belong hut which they nre not necessarily representing. In the mntter of the census Die nuxlllarv takes no official stand. It stand for 100 per cent Amer icanism and believo in preserving American ideal at all time. In1 all places. DELPHIAN CLUB HAS INTERESTING MEETING WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON The r)r!J:h!r.r. r!uh met w.Hn.. day arternoon at the benullful home or .Mrs. C, A. Cbamherlln on Court street with Mrs. A. J Young In cbnrge of the progrum on "Tlie Era of Eminent Victorians und Triumphant Liberalism." Mrs. Washington Hughes, vice president, conducted the meeting In the absence of the president, Mrs. William noil. Those answer ing roll-call Included: Mrs. Hughes, Mrs. C .It. Fream, Mrs. C. A. Cbamherlln. Mrs. Kenneth Ford. Mrs. C. E. Manning. Mrs. Raymond Parslow, Mrs. A. J. Young. Mrs. Carl F. Spnulillng. Mrs. W. R. Brown. Mrs. L. E. Garwood and Mrs. J. C. McCulllster. The next meellug will be April 17th at 1:.10 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Running ut 114 Flint street with Mrs. Kenneth Ford lender of tho program on "Why 'Hrltuin's 20th Century Supremury is Di minished." COUNTYY W, C. T. U. INSTITUTE ANNOUNCED The Douglas Countv W. C. T. I'. Institute will bo held ut nn all day meeting opening at ton o'clock Wednesilny nt tho First napllst church. Mrs. Mack Ilrnwn will conduct tho - morning devotions, followed hy a panel discussion on membership. Mrs. Huzel Lytic, Douglas county health nurse, will speak on "A Sane Mind and a Sound llody."" follow ed by a round-table discussion of successful meetings. A noon luncheon will he served ntwl n f,-M,.A.ll nrrm-lmr will he Ink. en to defray the luncheon expenses. I A departmental hour will follow anil Attorney Paul Geddos will be guest speaker on coining legisla tion. At four-thirty o'clock a sli ver medal contest will he held. LADY LIONS ENJOY NO-HOSTESS DINNER AT HOTEL UMPQUA The Lady Lions enjoyed a do lightrul seven o'clock nlt-hostes dinner ut the Hotel I'mpqun Mon day evening. Covers were placed at an attractively appointed tuble for .Mrs. Frank 1ong and Mrs, Phil llarth. chairmen for the evening, Mrs. Morgan Lnwsnn. Mrs. A. J. Ellison. Mrs. .1. P. M,otschenhacher, Mrs. Curl Nlclions, Mrs. It. II. Franks. Mrs. John M. Ralsh, Mrs. O. J. Felilkomp. Mrs. Glenn Owen und Mrs. E. R. Walton. Contract bridge was enjoyed dur ing the evening with Mrs. Ellison and Mrs. Lnwson winning the prizes. The next seven o'clock no hostess dinner will be held at the Hotel I;mKua, May nth, with Mrs. Carl Nlckens and Mrs. M. II. Mnncv ns Joint hostesses for the social hour. MR. AND MRS. MORGAN ENTERTAIN AT CHARMING BRIDGE-DINNER PARTY Mr. nnd Mrs. Chester Morgnn entertained nt a very charming seven o'clock dinner party nt their beautiful home In Laurelwood Fri day evening. A bowl of Calendulas graced the attractively appointed table,- l - Covers wero placed Tor Dr. and Mrs- Clair K. VMlen. Mr. and Mrs. U E. .McCllntock.' Mr. and Mrs. ILi ll. Coen. Ml and Mrs. -Paul Hel-! weg, Dr. nnd Mrs. II. C. Church u'nd the host nnd hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Morgan. 1 I Contract bridge was enjoyed dur-l Ing the pleasunt evening hours with Mrs. Coen and Dr. Allen win nine the high score prizes and Mrs. McCllntock and Mr. Coen winning the traveling prizes. I MRS. M. C. BOWKER IS HOSTESS TO BRIDGE CLUB ON TUE8DAY : Mrs. M. C. nowker entertained her bridge club ut a very lovely one-thirty dessert-luncheon Tues day afternoon at her beautiful home on Claire street. Tulips, primroses and daffodils were arranged to carry out a pret tv spring motif for the occasion. Covers were placed for Mrs. P. M. Lee and Mrs. Frank Long, guests, and Mrs. K. II. Vnn Ness, Mrs. I l. Fies. Mrs. E. A. Pearson, Mrs. W. T. Peters. Mrs. Maurice L. Hall mark nnd the hostess, Mrs. How ker. Contract bridge was enjoved during tho afternoon with Mrs. Hallmark winning the high score nnd Mrs. Ilowker, second high I NURSES TO MEET j TUESDAY EVENING A very Interesting meeting hns been plunned for District No. 11 of the Oreeon State Graduate Nurse iicsoclatlun for 8 o'clock next Tue-day night at the Nurses home at the Veterans Facility. Miss inse Rlnella. Miss Geraldlne Eber le nnd Miss Dora Stinson will give talks nn "new drugs and their uscb" and "new treatments und procedures." Hostesses serving refreshment will Include Miss Gertrude Dolan, Mrs. Ray Anbury and Mrs. A. 11. Cacy. PRESBYTERIAN MISSIONARY SOCIETY TO MEET THUR8DAY The Presbyterian Missionary so ciety will meet nt 2:30 next Thurs day at the home of Mrs. A. A. Hol lows with Mrs. Thomas Summers MERCHANTS LUNCH 35C Includes soup, bread, butter, vegetable. Choice of meat, drink and detaert (Ice eeam r home made pit.) CENTRAL CAFE 115 8. Stephen, St SKATING Evtry WtdMtdoy, Saturday end Sunday Nights Men 25c Ladle 1Se RAINIOW RINK Winchester and Mrs. George Sewell as hos tesses. . Mrs. W. M .Campbell, new presi dent, will conduct the meeting with Mm. iluuim tiiun Iji tiiuiKtj ui uo- vnllons tf Mrs,. Ida llailey In charge of tho year hook of prayer. Mrs. Morris II. Roach and Mrs. Fred Fisher, program chairmen, have arranged ror Mrs. Paul ltno der, who wan u teacher In Peru for three years, lo be guest speak er on Peru. Mrs. Roeder will show curios nnd costumes of tho South American country. Members mid friends nre cordially Invited lo bo present. METHODIST AID TO MEET AT LUNCHEON The MethoillMl 'Liiillna A 1,1 n,,i. ety will moot nt u ono o'clock luncheon nt the fhui-oh nM..,.o next Thursday with Mrs. A. J. El- iison, cnairnuin, assisted by Mrs. George Churchill, Mrs. J. K. Mo Cllnlock, Mrs. R. II. ilumpion, Mrs. It. L. Ilnnnulinll 1iu II w lers and Mrs. Edwin I loot h. hos tesses. Mrs. It. L. Whipple, president, will conduct the hiiKlness meeting with Mrs. II A Ci,n,i,l.. t.. i of devotions. Members nnd friends cordially invited. LUTHERAN LEAGUE TO MEET ON TUESDAY. Erickn llrust, Erlls Morgan nnd Jack Gorthy will entertain the Young People's leuguo of St. Paul's .Lutheran church at 7:30 o'clock next Tuesday evening nt the home of Rev. and Mrs. W. A. Sylwester ut 1170 Military street. All mem- nors and their frlenils nro cordial ly Invited lo bo present. FARM BUREAU EMPLOYEES AND FAMILIES ENJOY DINNER AT BRAND'S A largo numhnr of the Douglas Furm Ilureuu cnip'.oyccs and their families enjoyed a delightful din ner Friday evening at llrand's. owned und operated hy Mr. and Mrs. Chnrles llranil on the North Pacific highway. A pleasant social hour followed the dinner. GLIDE TOWNSEND CLUB TO MEET ON TUESDAY Attorney J. V, Long has been secured as guest speaker for the Glide Townsend cluh meeting an nounced I'or next Tuesday evening. A social hour will he held anil re freshments will be served. Ladles attending are requested to -bring sandwiches. Tho meeting Is open to the public. P..T. A. ACTIVITIES IN DOUGLAS COUNTY Rose Rose P.-T. A. met ut four o'clock Monday evening at the achool houao with Mm. J. P. MolHclien bueher, preaident, in charge. The yearly report was given by the treasurer. Tho members pur-elmae-d tho new atage curtain for the school during the the last year and iiImo nearly doubled (lie milk fund. (lueat speaker of tho afternoon wuh liobert Dill, district scout executive, who spoke on Cub scout-, ing. 'The ' P.-T. A. is considering upoiiHorlng two or three cub scout groups next full. Tho last meeting of the year will bo held the evening of May fith at the school house, at which time the sixth grade studenta will be in charge of the program. ENDS TODAY 'DESTRY RIDES AGAIN" S Tl SEE!., the famous wonders ol ' rjf 7r"A the story the whole world loves! P y&i tMn MAURICE MAETERLINCK'S 5 IN TECHNICOlJk V SHIRLEY TEMPLE t NIGEL BRUCE GALE SONDERGAARD Show. L EDDIE COLLINS. SYBIL JASON 2.7.1 p. m. JESSIE RALPH HELEN ER1CS0N is,..... JOHNNY RUSSELL LAURA HOPE CREWS K'd",."Sc V RUSSELL HICKS CECILIA LOFIUS AL SHEAN COUNTRY CLUB MEMBERS AND FRIENDS INVITED TO EVENING CARD PARTY Country club und their friends have been most cordially Invited to on- Sunday, Monday, Tuesday 4r Us lr?lx YPrisciUalANE U v Rosemary LANE v M Lola LANE V Ca,ePACE 'f with Clande RAINS Jeffrey LYNN Eddie ALBERT May ROBSON Frank McHUGH Mat. 25c Eves. 35c Kiddie 10c . A a A TODAY "Jesse James" SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY MOTION PICTURE ENTERTAINMENT! r ItMf lrnimiir'' Joy a very delightful evening bridge, party at 8 o'clock next Friday at' the clubhouse. The tournament; ! committee, Mr. J. M. iJudd and, ikiin, Kviutum QuIi'.O, ' Tv" iharge, Prize will be, awarded' und refreshments will be served, f IKE Dngfy They're gayer, prettier, smarter and tweeter... than they ever were before! Show 2-3:30-7-1 . P. M. . i .i-fn.: "Kansas Terror" Preview Tonight W'(f "Soinfs ;-5. Double fi? r TrouW."