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EOSEdURS NEWS.CTVTEW, RggFBURS, PRESON. SATURDAY, JUNE 8, 1940. THRfeH SB Society and Clubs By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER LADY LIONS ENJOY DINNER AND SOCIAL EVENING TUESDAY Tin I-ady I. Ions enjoyed de licti 1 1 ul MVe)) O'eloeli 110-llOKteSt dinner lit llie Hoti-I I'mpqiKI TlM'S- iU y evening with .Mi s. Frank I-oiik. president, eondiu tinu tin Inisinuss in'tiiri!i ;nnt Mrs. ('ail Niekens and Mr, (ileim Owen us Joint hostesses fur (lie social liour. Covers were plsieed at a prettily i::ppointt.-il lnlilt t'ur .Mrs. Long. Mr. C. It. Walton. .Mrs. I'hil llartli, .Urn. A. .1. KIliKon, M fH. Homer St i it kliiiK, .Mrs. John M. Itiiish. Alia. Morgan l.iiusnn. .Mrs. li. It. Sippi HI. Mrs. S. C. Kit Ij niuimI. Mrs. l. Ilelliuetl. Mm. J. I. Motsrheiiharher and llie hostesses, Alis. Xi kens and Mr. vv:i. Conirat-t In -fdnt; was enjoyed diiiiiiK the evening ill) Kiore prizes uoiiiK lu Mis. Wall on and All Klli.son and the traveling p:ize to .Mrs. Ii.-lliv.ell. MRS. JAY J. GARFIELD ENTERTAINS AT CHARMING BRIDGE-LUNCHEON TUESDAY Mrs. J. J. Cat t'ii-ld entertained at a very ehanninn one o'eloi k liridne Iiiim hi'on at her attractive ln.ini- on the Nortli I'mpqna near Clide Tuesday afternoon. loses. snapdraKoiiri, nweetpeus and oilier Iji'initilnl sprinu blossoms carried out a pnttly mot it' lor tin; occasion. t; nests invited to enjoy the luncheon and afternoon with Mrs. (iarfield included:' .Mrs. It. I. Coon, Mi-h. (1. W. Marshall, Mrs. Kreil Schwartz. Mrs. John II. Itoh inson, .Mrs. Lorini; .Ionian. Miss Helen Casey. .Mrs. O. M. Ilerrie. Mrs. Sava:'e, Mrs. L. K. M''Cinto l:. Mrs. Clair K. Allen and Mrs. Fred Lock wood. Contract hrldue was enjoyed din ing I he pleasant afternoon hours with Mrs. Marshall winning high scor prize. Mrs. Coen. the second prize ami Mrs. Savage the traveling prize. NEW IDEA CLUB IS ENTERTAINED AT LOVELY LUNCHEON .Mrs. V. I . I larris entertained tin- New Idea cluh nieinhers at a very lovely rme o'clock luncheon at her home Wednesday afternoon, lieantilul spring Unworn lent a col orfnl note to the table and rooms. ('overs were placed for Mis. K. II. ApplehoiT. Mrs. C. K. Marks. Mrs. li. II. Williams. Mrs. V. It. Itinkingham. Mrs. John II. Porter. Mrs. Allen .Moore and Hie hostess. Mrs. Harris. Pollyanna gifts were exehanged Tod ay's Pattern EMBROIDERY TRIMS CHIC FROCK PATTKnx r.:- ' Ymi run litornlly "blospnm forth" Into fMimmer i-hfo In llils Anno A'huns ilft'SH. I'litli'ttl 41172. For jlowi't- nniliiolilPiy lilooms vinlit on its KMitminc lioilicp panel, both at the loo mill whi-ie It rui-ven to form I ho smooth wnist-l-'inllP. ChipIkp ilh-prtions for thp simi'le trttnifpl motif iirp itu-luilPil with thp Sew iim Instructor. Kvpn without thP i niliroiilpry. you niiuht net n stti'K ini: plfpct by mnkiim I'.-iiipI. cinllp nni) limner-over li.'irk push in bp- i -niilns contrnst. Soltenlne gather at olilier ship of tho patiPl Mat tor yotir Iwftline: yotir sleeves may lip short or thrpp-nuartPi length. Thp sintiillfily of this stle sots olf Its unusual trim most pflpi'tlvply: Pattern 4372 is nvaiiablp in misses' ati'l women's slies 12. li. 16. K. 2o. Jii, r,2. 31, 30, 31 anil 4n. Sizp 10 takPS 31 vanls SO inch fa bric. ?pn.l FIFTEEN CENTS (ir.rt In i-olns for this Anne Alama I'attorn Write plainly SIZE. NAME. AI liPvESS anil STYLE Nl'MHER. ScnO your otiler to the News-Ue-view. Pattern liepartment. Hose-biii-R. Orecon. " ' ' following the bilsinuss sossiun. TIlO lllSt UH'tittllK Of tilt) MIUIIIUT moulliH will In1 ln-lil this month, thu lilai-o u wliirh will be unnuiiiiriMl IhIim'. American Legion Auxiliary Activities liy MIIS. fl.Al'DK HAKKR. Mrs. M. It. Uiclmrcls. rinpnua Unit pri'SlilPiit, lias i-VitPil ll yettr of most ellit-li-nt anil loyal sen-lpe for llip lot-iil atixllittry of the. Amptli-att Lofton. The 1'mixtir.l unit la ilopp ly urati-flll lor her i-arioua Ipaib'r ship, lier vision ami caparity for si-rxicp wliirh lias Iippii their ex ample lor tliPse past months. At the t-pfiular meeting this week the :)l'lk-errt lor the ensuing ypur WPfe elPfted Its follows: liresllleill. Lois liaker; 1st vii-e. Kvn May 1'errir.r; 2ini vii-p. Hpss iiicsel; soerotary, rera Mi-Clinloek Jones; tleasurer, Kathryn I'lll-ii'h; sei--t'c-ant-at-arms, Mrs. Arthur Jliil hinil anil .Mrs. Shook. The exe cutive committee are MrH. Walter Olinsi-hciil. .Mrs. M. It. Iticharils .-.ml Mrs. Harry Hatfield. ilepi5:itps to the slate f--nvention to be belli at Seasiile Sept. 4, 5 anil i. are Mrs. Waller l-'ishcr ami Mrs. CI.iuiIp Halter. Alternates are Mrs. Waller OlinscheM, Mrs. Arthur Mlilliiml, Mis. cliurles l-'errier anil Mis. Kill fllrlch. Mrs. Hoy YounK. Mrs. Irvln Hiei:el ami Mrs. Neil Dixon will represent the ilcpart mpnt. Mrs. Itoy Young, commuoity ser vice chairman, reported that trees have been planted at the Kose school park ami have been bur lapped. Another year it is hoped to have equipment there. The ex ecutive cnmmilleo will have power to care for them (lurins the Bum mer months. Miss liorotny Jarkson's rampfire itriiup piitertaineil the unit with a heuulllul ceremonial. l no auxil iary spoils-its several f'amptire troiips anil 111 seeiiiK such a pro-i-rain saw- the iood it may do ihrollKll others. Mrs. lioy Youns also reiuillcil lor Mrs. Harris l-.lls-worih. io py cliairinall. that over l.n-ee huoilriil dollars will bo realized from Hie sale of the pop lies this year. Mrs. Carl Wlinber R reporled a prolit of ten dollars on I he recent rummaue sale. Ibis Is to be used lor child welfare. In this connection Mrs. lieorfie (.'as key asked that clothing lie bouijlii lor child welfare ilui-inu the sum mer. June Is the month when Juniors are featured. To help our bovs and girls allcnil Hoys State anil fill-In Heaver State this year the l.-tion ami auxiliary are sponsor ing a dance to be held at the arm ory Saturday night. June S. "Skip" t'acy is in charge of this n trail', they urge that the members meet in a body at Carl's Tavern and go together to the armory at The 11:1! I.inal auxiliary president has said. "II is not enough that we org'Mii7.e into groups these juniors: we must satisly their need fol friendly companionship, we must teach the lessons of practical citi zenship, we must develop leaders f-n tomorrow." I'nipipla unit Is most proud of one family wherein live persons are members of the auxiliary and the younger ones have been since they were balden. Mrs. ti. W. Young. Mrs. lioy Young. Yirginia Young. Faith Young and Anita have 1 1 loyal members manv veins. On tile shoulders of our juniors rests the fulfillment of our dreams for tomorrow. The air iliarv is reminded that on June 14 will he beard a Flag day broadcast over the Columbia svstem. Mrs. William Corwith. national president, will give tile unxiliarv s Flag day message to the milbu iroin :i:-l.". to 4:00 eastern davlight time. On June It' -Mrs. Cnrwiih will speak on I he 'maga zine of the air' Hlue network of the National llroadasting company trolil 1 :3o to 2 :oo. And so entil another year, feel ing that the auxiliary is justified in being by the g.ood It accom plishes, and trusting that ve con spcrated ami sanctified our asso ciation by our devotion to mutual helpfulness. B. P. W. C. TO MEET NEXT MONDAY NIGHT A very inlerestinir nieetinp of (he Business and Professional Wo men's club lias been iinnounced for next Monday evening. June pith, at eijrht oVIoik ut Ihe cluh house with Ila Laubach. Kdyth (.; Union r and Murret Saunders In charge. Inhiation ami inKtallaliou will he held. All members are urned to be present. POETS CORNER WHEN LO. I STOOD ALONE And w hen I saw The sunset was breaking Over the dim hills. And dying. The night seemed filled With the low wind. Sobbing and crying. When, had I Not been alone. No looking, nor trying. Would have found might In the night w ind Save a soft and gentle Sighing. (!. M. Leeper. THE MAKING OF A SMILE If the making of a smile Paints a tontdrop for someone It perhaps may lie a smile Hut very poorly done. ('. M. I-eper. COMPLETE OPTICAL SERVICE Dr. D. B. Bubar 116 No. Jickon Cleora Eggimann and Earl S. Younce Marry Sunday at Oregon City, Ore. I,y I'h-'t'.i-'nipli l.y iuil It. -Mwlin.- N Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sanford Younce At a beauliritl, Kai'den ceremony Miss Cleora Nudecn Kimiin, at-trar-llve dauKliter of Mr. and Mrs. I William II. Kaufman. "1' Oregon Icily, became I ho bride of Karl ISanfnrd Younce. son of Mrs. Hoy j Younce, or Portland. Sunday. June ut Ihe home of the bride's pur ! eniM. Hev. Hoy V. Aehor pastoi of 1 be Fir:;l Presbylerian church j in f ire'on City aiid forineriy of i llosebum performed the Impres sive ceremony at L':.:u o clock in the afternoon In the presence of iilty relatives and friends. A biiclturoimd in the Harden was formed tor tin; ceremony by the use of hutre. sword ferns and shrubs placed fn front of a large cherry Ireo under which was plac ed Ihe improvised altar of nuiif noliii blossoms and tall baskets of pastel-colored snapdragons. Dur ing the ceremony the b:'ide and bridemoom stood beneath a large hell of purple wisteria and wild orange blossoms. The gliosis were sealed on both sides of nn improvised utsde. flank ed by bouquets of mixed (lowers. A colorful rockery and garden pool faced Ihe altar on the left side, while baskets of purple and pinl; ( iinterbury hells and roses formed the decorative motif for the xv side of the altar. Preceding the ceremony Miss V. 1 e a u o r I lessemer ( Itnsoburg teacher) saw:, "Because." by (iuy d' Ilardeloti, and "lcli l.iebe hlch." I iv (IrieR. iiccotupanied by Miss livelyn Willis at the piano. War ner's Bridal March from Lohen grin was played by Miss Willis lor the bridal party to enier the gard en and Mendelssohn's Wedding ! Ma'ch from Midsummer Nbht's I 'renin was played at the (dose of the ceremony by Miss Willis, who played "Liebeslrun" by Lizst dur ing the service. Two boys and four girls bended the processional holding n long while ribbon st reamer and tak ing Ibeir places on each side of the ai:de, followed by t!ie minister, best man. ushers and Ihe bride groom. Two flower girls, strew ing rose petals along the aisle piilh. were followed by Ihe maid of honor, I wo bridesmaids and the bride, who was given in mar riace by her father. The bride was charming in n wedding gown of white net and lice with long train. lier veu was fingertip in length was fash ioned with a halo of seed pearls. She carried ji shower bouquet of pinl; rosebuds. bouvardia and B. P. W. C. MEMBERS ENJOY NO-HOSTESS LUNCHEON FRIDAY Tim ISusim-ss ttwl PrnfesMnnal W'iimh'ii'k cluh members enjoy the. weekly no liosteHH 12 o'clock lunch eon I'riday at Carls Tavern. ("overs worn olareH lor Carrie; Hell. i hainn:m. Hazel Dixon, Stella Spencer. Josephine Kreilerickson, i Kiizahetii Cm-rett. Katie I. Sinni-! cor. A It in a Caraway, Kayo l'er-, mil. Alberta Mean Tyrell. Lucille I M Lenox, Sola Parkinson, l.nura I lies. Cladys Haskin.-Mrs. It. I,. Car penter and Mary Curpenter. Tho Rrotip will meet at a 12 o' clock no-hostess luncheon next Kihlny al the Motel Hose. MRS. W. R. CHRISLER ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLUB AT DESSERT-S UPPER Mrs. V. H. Chrisler very era-; eiously eniortalned her hrirlco dub at a cliaiiniim seven thirty o'clock leovt-'nipper a f tier home in Roseburg Undertaking Co. Eitabll.hed 1901 Founded and Maintained on Efficient Service and Courtesy Phone 600 Llctnied Lidy AMBULANCE SERVICE Oak and Kant 8tt, WH-IIfV'lt'W Kflifl'itVlHf maiden-hair fern. Mrs. Herbert (liuhbs. of Camas, Wash., sister of the bridegroom, whs matron of honor wenriug a blue lace gown with a matching picture liai and the bridesmaids, Miss Flora Ice. Ktigiinun, sister of the bride, and Miss Lois Heater, of West Linn, ure., a cousin, woi' similar owns of lace, one in ye i ?ow and one in pink with mniching picture hats. The threo attend ants carried nosegays of sweet- peas and rosebuds in harmonizing shades. The llower girls, Donna i ltd Dolores Younce, twin sisters id' Ihe bridegroom wore pastel (rocks and carried small baskelH of rose petals. Leonard A. Younce, of Portland, a brother of Iho bridegroom, acted as best man and Floyd Younce. al so a brother of the bridegroom, and Merlyn Kgghnan, brother of I lie bride, w ore ushers. Mrs. Kggiman, mother of the bride, wore a flowered sill; after noon gown with accessories of brow u . M rs. Younce, mot her of the bridegroom, wore an afternoon ;own of pink. A reception followed the cere mony at which time Ihe bride cut the "three-tiered wedding cake and refreslinients were served from a biuret table centered wilb a white poll cry bowl of white carnations. Cuests from Itoseburg included Miss Kvelyu Willis. Miss Kleunor llessenier and Maynard Bell. For her goingaway costume, (he bride chose a peacock blue knit dress with burgundy (rim and a dark blue lined coat with match ing blue-glazed straw bat with bnr unndy veil, blue shoes and purse and hurgalidy gloves. Mr. and Mrs. Younce motored to Seaside following the reception and following " honeymoon at coast points, (hey will return to The Dalles, Ore,, where they will make their home during" the sum mer months. Mr. Younce is a teacher in the Hufur. Ore., schools, where they will make tludr home dining the coming school year. Mrs. Youiicp was gi:;t!unte(l from the Oregon City high school and attended Oregon College of Kdiication. She is a member of Beta Sigma Phi sorority. She taught in the Ftillerton school here last year. Mr. Younce was graduated from Itoosevelt high school in Portland and from Oregon Slate college at Corvallis. He Is a member of Al pha Tail Omega fraternity. Laurel wood Tuesday evetiiuR. Col orllil sprinK flowers were altrar lively arraneeil about the rooms. Covers were placed for Mrs. Scott W'illiuniH. a rhohI, and Mrs. HoL-er iiailey, Mrs. Miirshall I'en irra. Mrs. Dmiiel Keohane, Mrs. A. D. Parr, Mrs. Frank Coen. Mrs. Leon Yearwood and the hostess. Mrs. Chrisler. Contract bridco was enjoyed durhiK the pleasant evening hours with Mrs. Coen winning the ImkIi score prize. Mcscccshee Hall Public Dance Saturday Night Music by Rhythmeers Everybody Welcome Admission 25c M. E. RITTER, MiniQtr Embalmer IOTA SIGMA CLUB HAS MEETING TO HONOR I MRS. JOHN WEATHERFORD I A special meeting: of the lota Sigma ch;b was held Tuesday even ing at the home ol Mrs. Koscoe Marslers wilb .Mrs. Hugh Harrison ting as joint hostess to honor Mrs. John Weaiberford. of Portland. Mrs. Weal her! ord, nee Harriet (j roves of this city, organized the local i' I ub and was its first presi dent. In the absence oT the club presi dent. Mis. Kenneth Ford, presid ed over Hie business session with Mrs. K. ( Jones giving the devo tions and the members present tak ing: part in current-event topics. A delightful social hour follow ed, ut which time Mrs, Harrison and Mrs. Marsters. assisted by the hitter's daughter, Mis Betty, serv ed delicious refreshments to Mrs. Weaiberford. Mrs. U. If. Wilson. Mrs. C. W. droves. Mrs. Paul True- blood, of Moscow, Idaho, Mrs (Jeorge Churchill. Mrs. C. A. I-M- wards, Mrs. C. A. C'hamberlin, Mrs. Dorolhy Hunt. Mrs. Iv A. Brilton and Mrs. .1. A. Man Id in;;, guests, and the following members: Mrs. Kenneth Ford, Mrs. K. (.'. Jones Mrs. Hazel Lytic, Mrs. W. II. Car ter, Mrs. Vernon Keel, Mrs. F. (i, Burr. Mrs. Karl Wiley, Mrs, Kl ward Smith and Miss Klsic Hudson, The (lub will discontinue meet ings until fall. mm NURSES ASSOCIATION TO MEET NEXT TUESOAY A very interesting and impor tant meeting oi District No. II of the Oregon Stale Craduato Nurses association has been announced for next Tuesday nighl lo be held at o'clock at the nurses home at (ho YoteiMiis ;i'niluist ration facility; Miss Ann Mc Dennett, who at tended the biennial convention of the American Nurses association at Philadelphia last month as a deb-gate, will make a report on the convention. Plans will also hn made lor the Oregon Stale conven tion to be held in this city in Sep tember. Kvery member lias been urged to attend tin; meeting. THIMBLE CLUB TO MEET ON MONDAY The Neighbors of WoodcraTt Thimble club members are invited to meet next Monday afternoon at the Ocorge Crenshaw home at 4 in Wes-t Douglas sheet with Mrs. Clifton Hooper acting as hostess. Pottawatomie The Pottawatomie Camp Fire trioui met Tuestlny evening at the home of the cuariliiin. at which time Mi-h. Floteher tlanlner was Introilu'-eil as nsssi tan t fMliinllnn lot- the time MrH. Italph Herman, a.'eil.ilunt Kiiai'ilino, will not he ahle to atleliil meetini;s. i iiieniiier.suiii urne was iiao- tneil ami a eotiimitleo waa aiioint- eil to tuirehase lualeriiil for 11 mill lite hook anil scrap hook. A hievele Iriti was lilanneil for two o'clock June o to ko 'o the Country cluh. The Kronp will meet al the West sjile grocery store. Meuihers nro asked lo Invite liiiests ami to lirlni; their lunch iiml hathlng sulls. The uroiip will meet June 11th nt. the home of the Kuartlinii al 7 in the evening. Any girl ileslrlng to join the group has heeu asked lo tit tend Ihe meeting. Those present were (.'loo Noyer. Klliel Van Voorst, l.aura Oar. Klliel Fretwell, Mrs. Cartlncr, assistant guardian nnd Mhis Kleauor 1-Tes, glinrdiatl. The, Dead Came to Life! Beginning Monday in I News-Review . Lon Chaney, Jr. Featured in a dramatic role In "Of Mice and Men," opening Sun day at the Indian theatre. MRS. LEONARD RILEY ENTERTAINS AT LOVELY DESSERT-BRIDGE SUPPER Mrs. Leonard Ulley very gra ciously entertained at the second ol a series of charming piu-tios l-'riilay evening, when she enter tained twenty friends ut a lovely dessert-supper ut i-lto o'clock ut lier iitiraitlvu homo in ltiurel wood. lleatitfful . bouullols of sweetpeas lull) mixed spring i'low ers lent a colorful note to the rooms. Assisting Mrs. Itlley In serving were Mih. Kllllil Stephens, Mrs. Si-nlt Williams lllld Miss Margaret llaum. Covers were placed for Mrs. T. II. Ness. Mrs. A. V. llaum, Minn Margaret I'aillll. Mrs. Chester Mor gan. Miss Helen Casey, Mrs. I,. 1,. Wiinlierly, Mrs. II. H. Maddox, .Mrs. Scott Williams. Mrs. .1. M. Jtidd, Mrs. T. li. HutT. .Mrs. Kdgur Lewis, .Mis. II. II. Turner, Mrs. Leslie C. Cummlngs. Mis. I). 11. Morgan. Mrs. Lilian Tahke. of As toria. Mrs. W. K. Harris, Mrs. John :. Itiinyan, Mrs. I). I). Ililliar. Mrs. KIiiui Stephens lllld Mrs. Frederick J. Porter. Contract hridge was enjoyed during the evening with Mrs. Wlm herly winning the high snore prize. Mrs. Hurr the second liia.li. score prize, .Mrs. Ilaunl tho slum prize and Miss llaum tho traveling prize. MISSIONARY SOCIETY TO MEET THURSDAY The Preshyteriaii Missionary so cieiy will meet next Thursday nt two'-tliii-ty at the homo of Mrs. Karl I'ilrich on Coiiimereiiil avenue Willi Mrs. K. L. Knapp nnd Mi's. Ceorge Ware as usslslltlg hos tesses. Mrs. W. M. Cunilihell, president, will conduct the business mooting with Mrs. Morris II. lloach nnd Mrs. Kred Fisher In ohuige of Ihe program, which will Include the devoilous, followed liy your hook of prayer in charge or Mrs. I. Meyer; two guest speakers. Miss Joseph ine Neul and Miss Helen Carlson, of Portland, who are illrei'tlng the daily vucation lllhle school nt the Presbyterian church for Iho next two weeks. Tho program will be followed by ll social hour. Mem bers and Invited friends liuve been j iiHked lo enjoy the meeting. I PAST MATRONS CLUB ! TO PICNIC MONDAY I A picnic luncheon lias been nr J ranged for members of file Past Matrons cluh to bo held Monday j at the J. C. itoysc home ut Dixon- vllle .-it one o'clock. Cars ivlll SUNDAY AND MONDAY HE PICTURE HOLLYWOOD SAID COULD NEVER BE MADE!!! n cw, I-1 LAST TIMES TOOAY Q "REBECCA!1 lenvo Rosehurg at 12 o'elock for tlio Itoycn home. Members attending have been asked to bring their own table service. EPISCOPAL GUILD HAS PICNIC MEETING AT MICELL1 HOME St. (Icorge'H Episcopal On lid held a very enjoyable picnic luncheon Sunday Monday Tuesday THEY'RE C0MIN' 'ROUND THAT MOUNTAIN AGAIN ... I -WITH MORE D0G-DANGIST FUN THAN EVER! and 2nd Feature NICK CARTER ADVENTURE inrv riDrro V Today Earl Hammond and His Eskimo Dogs SCREEN "SKI PATROL" is Plus Preview Tonight After 2nd Show j meeting Monday nt one o'clock in the heuulllul garden of Mr. ami Mrs. Albert Micelll on tho Melcoso road. Mrs, Carl F. Spaiildlng, presi dent, conducted t ho meeting. Fifteen members were present to plan a delightful benefit tea to he held nexL Thursday, June 13lh, from two lo five o'clock in (be gar (Continued on page fll featuring Waller Pidgeon John Carroll Florence Rice Joseph Schildkranl Shows 2-3:30 7-9 P. M. Matt. 25c Eves. 35c Kiddies 10c tswt- tWM T.j? ' " " ' " ' " ' x jfk 4 THURSTON H All iil I
