SOXEDEW
Social Calendar
8unday, Juna 30
n.P.W.O. indiilii'iK ami invited
Kintal In ninit at twit o'clock nl
Ilea Hloro ami a to lilleyli) for alx
o'clock picnic (Hipper. Thoan at
tcnillni! nuked lo brhiK own tiihl
Buivlce. loHHorl nml drinks may
bo iiurchnned ill Park niu. Mrs.
C. W. SlrinlKcr, BoiiuiiU cliulniiun.
Monday, July 1
Mine circle No. !. NdIkIiIioih ol
WnoilrriHl to opi'ii tciurntuniitH of
('bliH'Ho checkers nnd rivi-huntlrwl
nl o'clock ut I. ().).!". Hull.
IliikHii Camp Kile group lo meet
lit two o'clock III nlKfillooii nl home
of Mi. Sidney Domenlco.
I.ndy l.loim lo iiuel ut "even
o'clock iioIiohIchb dinner nt lloli'l
Unipillln with Mrs. S. Hli limonil
nml Mm. It. B. Slpprell, Joint no
ICBHI'B.
Tuesday, July 2 . , , ,
Uiinluii Vullev Women H "lull to
nieol ut two o'clock ut clubhouse
hinlend of the regular clay on uc
count of the 4th of July holiday.
II I0.O. cluh 1:3" luncheon nl
home of Mil.. (': W. Dlahinaii un
Houih 'eplien atreet.
Wedneaday, July
Meetlnil of Art nnd r.nihioideiy
club iiwutpoiied unlll July 1'th.
whi ni It! Will meet ul tliu I
Mrs. . Alfred Neul '"V1' .J'
(liny I-dle t meet ut bplm "
pal pwUh hull from Un to four
lo new tor Hed Clous.
Thuraday, July 4
llellvlew cluh member hwI
bnnria lo enjoy picnic, nt MeUuiKli
lln (trove lo celebriilc hollda.
Men of Couniry club to xponaor
publlc tournament al clubcourHe.
"un member, to hold ;
lament al Tour o'clock. Merchu it"
pX Polluclt aupper In ovenine
at ilulihouae.
Friday, July 5
nivnrsilule (trunKC li cet IK
..I IihII U'ltll 311.
and Mra. W. . I'atleranii. Mr. and
Mra Tliomaa I'aralnann am Mi
nnd Mrs. Teier Blticli.tr In cIiuikc
of refreuhinenta,
Saturday, July 6 .
ItonebuiK Woman club acrylcn
Hhop open all day upatiilra In I'lu ib
houao opponllo lluula Indian tliea-
ire- ' '
PAROETEft-WH ARTON BUFFET
dRIDQE-SUPPER PARTY lo
CHARMING AFFAIR MONDAY
Mr. nnd Mrs. II. O. PaiKeler and
Mr. and Mra. CU-ulK" Wharton en
lerlalned at one ol a nerliw of very
rhurinliiK imrtte- Monduy eveiiliiu
M llio beaulllul I'arueler homo on
Mnlro aneel, when Ihey Invlled ii
group of I'rlendH to a seven o clock
buffet mippcr. '
' The buffet (able wiih covereu oy
ll gnrReoua luce cloth lind center
ed with u bowl of hydrangeas nnd
Hill llghled tapers. The punch
bowl was nlliuctlvely nrraliKed In
Hie garden, which wus lighted
with numerous colored lights. The
serving tables wore prettily up
pointed tor the occasion and were
nrrnnged on the largo terrace of
the homo.
Mrs. I'uigeier nnd Mrs. bur
ton were assisted til serving by
Mm. Ilrondway nnd Mrs. Kilyili
(lllmoiir ami daughter, Miss Vir
ginia. . ,
Oivi'ta were placed .for Judge
nml Mrs. M. I'. Honker. Mr. nnd
Mrs. I'. T. Ilutmr. Mrs. Irvln
llriinn, Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry H.
Illuck. Mr. and Mrs. I). II. Mor-
gnu,
and
Mr. anil .Mrs. T. II. Ness. sir.
Mrs. Hnnige. .Mr. and Mrs.
.1. K.
Sawyers. .Mr. and airs, t .
W
Wharton. Mr. and Mrs H. I.
Wlllbims. Attorney nnd Mrs. 1(.
I.. Whipple and .Mr. and Mis. I..
I,. Wliuberly.
Contract bridge was the diver
sion of the pleasant evening hours
with Mrs. llriinn winning the In
dies high score pilre nnd Mr.
Whipple whining the men's high
score prize.
MISS MEREDITH JENKINS
HONORED AT SURPRISE
PARTY ON THURSDAY
Miss Hetty Shoemaker entiTlaln
ed at n very Imely buffet supper
nml surprise party Thursday night
nl the Shoemaker summer homo
on Hie North l'itipilis at Winches
ter In compliment to Miss Meredith
Anne Jenkins, popular hlldeelecl.
who will be married this summer
lo Klislmi Clark U-ed. now alii
tloneil nl Honolulu.
A beaulllul gift was presented
to .Miss Jenkins horn Miss Hetty
mill Miss Hulls Shoelilaker. Mrs.
Harold Ho.vl. Mrs. lloriloll Stewart.
Mis. Jack CIlHlitlliin. Mrs. Harri
son Winsliin and Miss Mary Kllen
Darby.
The buffet supper luble was cov
ered by an iitt mi ( Iv chilli and
lellleied Willi a itillllalili e wild
Mower ganleli with utlini llve pine
cone lal'ir plaiecunls. Horseback
riding, boulhig and nIsIIIiir iirmiml
tile huge ouriloorflrepliice were
enjoyed during I he pleasant eve
ning' hours.
GEORGE W. 8ACHER
HONORED AT SURPRISE
PARTY ON BIRTHDAY
Mra. (I e Wilson Hachei
terlalned nt a cliaMnlng drssell
supper party at her borne 'Huns
day evening lo suipilso Mr. Haiti
er ml his blrlliday nnnlveisaiy.
All attractive luce cloth covered
the table, which was cenlered
Willi a bowl of roses slid lilies
flunked by lull lighled taper. A
beailtilully dec united Itirtlidny
cake was rill and served mid villi
were ' presented lo Mr. Ilacber
from Miss Knthryn liiisenlmrk.
Miss Vivian Hartley. Jack Jl.ilb
rick. Knute Kersbner and the ho.
tnss. Mrs. HscUer luterestlue
games w-ere enjoyed during the
evening hours.
Bj LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER
MRS. FRED LOCKWOOD IS
HOSTESS AT CHARMING
SHOWER FOR MRS. PETERS
To compliment Mrs. W. T. Pet
ers at a vory charming shower
party for her new daughter, Jois
Terry. Mra. Fred Uickwood very
graciously entertained at a lovely
Beven-llllrty o'clock dessert-supper
and bridge party ul her home In Hie
Howell upurtments Monday eve
ning. lieaulHul hoiiiiuelB of mixed
Hummer flowora lent u colorful note
to the tables and rooms.
Lovely Hbowar glfls were pre
Bented In Mr. I'eters for l,ols Tor
ry from: Mrs. ijjckvv'O'iil, hoHtesa,
Mrs. j. K. I''les. Mib. K. H. Van
Ness und her sister, Miss IMiylliB
Allen, of Hlooinlnglon. Illinois, Mrs.
Paul llediles. Mrs. )!. A. 1'eurson,
Mrs. II. f). Coen, Mrs. Iliirrls Klls
worth. Mrs. Ivan I'likens. Mrs. H.
S. McClaln. Mrs. Maurice L. Ilnll
mark. Mra. I. K. McC'llntock nnd
Mrs. M. C. Howker.
Contract bridge was Hie diver
sion or the pleasant evening hours
with Mra. McClaln witling the
high score prize; .Mrs. MeCllntock
Hie traveling two-spot prize, and
Mrs. I'lea, the traveling alum prize.
KEYSTONE CLUB HAS
DELIGHTFUL PICNIC
AT BRITTON HOME
Keystone club of llle Methodist
church had a picnic Suliirduy eve
ning ut the K. A. flrltton home In
West Itosehurg. Mra. K. A. Hill
ion and Mrs. J. M. Halsh were Joint
hoaleasea. Wieners und mulsh
niullnwa wore rousted over u unique
churcoal burner. Humes were
plaved. and Mr. llriinn enterlalned
the group with colored movies he
had recently taken of tho lllnmond
lake area, l.amolla and Tokotee
falls. There waa also group sing
ing.
Those present were: Mr. and
Mrs K A. llrlllon nnd l.uclu and
jlmmv. Mr. and Mra. J. M. Halsh.
Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Jones, Mr. nnd
Mm. William I'nrnth. Mr. mid Mrs.
i C. M. Ilulner. Mr. unci Mra. ita
Hampton. Mr. unit Mrs. r. u. i
iilood of Moscow. Mr. nnd Mrs.
(leorge Cbui'chlll. Mr. und Mrs. L.
M. Llllv. Mr. nnd Mra. Kurl Wiley
and Jean nml Lawrence Wiley.
Mrs. Kenneth Konl. Mrs. F. I",
lllirr and iir. C. A. Kdwurds.
MRS. E. B. VAN NESS IS
HOSTESS AT CHARMING
PARTY HONORING SISTER
Mrs. 10. n. Van Ness enlerlaln
ed at a charming l::w o'clock des-selt-lllncheon
111 her beautiful
homo nl Hie post Tuesday aiier
noon lo compliment her alsler,
vtii,u IMtvlllu Allen. Who Is Visit'
Ing here from Hlo Ingloll. III.
Clailioll and cainattons curried
out an attractive decorative mo
1 1 r for tho all'alr. Covers worn
placed Tor Jliss Allen, gilesl ol
honor. Mrs. Mark L. Cnilerwond.
Mrs. II. It. Mndilox, Mrs. 10.
Tandy, Mrs. Arthur II. Mount I'ord,
.Mrs .1. It. Mollllllord, Mrs. Ken
neth W. Kinney. Miss Jane Hon'
man. Mrs. John M. Ilalsh. Mrs. K.
A Pearson, Mrs. W. T. Peters,
Mrs. L. K. Kles. Mrs. Paul tied
des. Mrs. Fred Loclivvooil. Mrs. It.
II. Corn und Mrs. Frank Coen.
CoiUract bridge was I ho diver
sion of Hie pleasant utlernoon
hours with Miss Allen receiving
the guest prize and score prizes
going to Mrs. (lediles. Mrs. II. J.
Coen and Mrs. Lockvvood.
LADY ELKS ENJOY
DELIGHTFUL SOCIAL
THURSDAY EVENING
The last social meeting of llle
Ijidy Klks for the summer was a
delightful aflalr of Thursday eve
ning at the temple with Mrs. Ken
neth Quine nnd Mrs. K. It. Melzger
acting as joint hostesses. Ileuutl.
Till bouillels or colorllll slluliuer
flovvers were used about the
rooms.
Four tabic of contract bridge
were In play during the evening
with Mrs. 10. K. Melzger winning
Hie high score and Mrs. Clyde
Function winning the door prize.
Seventeen members and one guest
enjoyed the evening.
At the close of the card play.
'lovely refresbinenls were served.
The buffet table, covered by ail at
tractive lace cloth, was cenlered
with a howl of beautiril sweet
peas flanked by tall lighled tap
ers. The Lady lolks will not meel
again until the fall.
REBEKAH LODGE HAS
REGULAR MEETING AT
I HALL TUESDAY NIGHT
I
I lioseliuri- Kebekall Indue No, 111
niei Tuesday evening nt the I.O..
I 11. F. hull, at which time Miss I mi
I Fill nsvv oiill. nolile grand, presided.
I and aiinoiiiiceil plans lor llle joint
Installation to be held Willi I he
IHJU'. the evening of .llllv 11th.
at ciL'ht oclock nl Hie hall. The
retteshment coinuilllie uppninled
Inr llle meeting Imiu'leil: tietitilile
HalfieM. Itelie Stephenson. Mavnie
lllnlllell. A 11 nil Culdell. N'ltu Itlos
ser. Alvin Welberell anil Knte
I'm nsvvoiib.
Mrs. tiibson. or Seattle, and Mrs.
Purker. ol Sulbelilll. were visitors
at tlie itiectliig. iiie nevt regular
sesviim ol t In. Itetiekah Indue will
lie held July lull ul S o'clock at llle
bull.
KEYSTONE CLUB MEETING
POSTPONED UNTIL JULY 12
lln iici-oiiiiI of the number of
mouthers Inking vncatiotis during
lite mining week, llle Kevslolle
illib or Hie Mclhodlst cblll'ch has
postinincil its ne.xl meeting from
.llllv .Mil lo .Inly 12th. ut Willi h
time Mrs. Kelluelh Foul will en
leitaln Hi Hub si a one Hilrtv
v'lioi k dessert ItuirhMin at her
heme.
MRS. J. M. JUDO WINS
HANDICAP GOLF TOURNAMENT
ICUP FOR 8UMMER OF 1940
I The 1M0 summer handicap goir
i toiirnument cup wag won Thurs
day by Mra. ,1. M. Judd with Mra.
K. A. Pearson us runner-tip. The
llrst Might In the tournament waa
won by Mra. J. F. Illllurd with
Mi-h. .1. K. Marks as runner-up and
Mrs. Paul (lediles was tho vvlnner
I it I ho third Might.
Politick luncheon was enjoyed
at noon by Mrs. .1. F. Dillaid und
daughters, Chnrlotte and Jeanne,
Mrs. K. A. Pearson. Mrs. It. F.
ilrldges and daughter, Juyee, Mi-h.
L. K. FIch, Airs. I.oyul Stearns,
Alia. W. ,M. McF.uchttrn, Mrs. Ken
tieth W. Kinney and daughter,
June Horrmnn, Mrs. Cene Creene,
Mrs. Arthur II. Moulitlord, Mrs. J.
It. .Mnllllllolil, Mrs. W. J. Olm
schied, Mrs. II. C. Steurns and
dallgliter. Madlyn, Miss Helen
Casey. Mrs. W. K. Oil, Mra. Ken
neth Quine, Mrs. I.. K. McCllntock,
and daughter, Nancy, MrB. J-'rank
t.'oen and daughter, Harbara. Mrs.
.1. E. MurkB, Mrs. J. M. Judd, Mrs.
Paul (leddea und Mrs. II. T. Han
Hen. Plans were made ror the golf
ladles to aerve dinner Sunday lo
Ihe tiranta Pass golrera coming to
Mils city for the day's tournament
play and plana were also made
lor Hie July -4th duy at the club
.house, at which lime the men will
sponsor n public . tournament nnd
award merchants prizes. At four
o'clock the men and women of
llle cluh will sponsor a mixed tour
liainenl for members, followed by
a pollack supper at the clubhouse.
Contract bridge waa enjoyed
during lite afternoon with Mrs.
Fics winning the high score and
Mt-B. Judd the second high Bcore.
MIXED TOURNAMENT IS
ENJOYED SUNDAY AT
ROSEBURG COUNTRY CLUB
A mixed tournament was enjoy
ed Sunday at the Itoseburg Conn- j
try dull, at which time prizes
were uwariled lo Mrs. James u.
.Iiidd and Itoss Summers, who won
Ihe low score for the day and
seconii prize lo in vis . leason aim
Mi1!! h uiiiiurn (Initio fitnanliilifiii'
....c v,.....v.,
iuin was Hwiinlml lo ()cne
(iii'fiie nml Mrs. W. L. OlmschiPil.
Poihifk luncheon was enjoyed
la tor at , (lie cluhliourie with cov
belnK plai.'ed fi- Mr. and Mrs.
Krcd Lot-kwood, Mr. und Mrtt.
Knnnolh (Julno and son, (leoiw,
Mr, nml Mr. (lone (irecnu. Air.
mid Mj'h, Kenneth Quine and son.
(ieoiKe. Mr. and Mrs. f ! e n e
inene, Mr. and Mra. James K.
Judd. Mr, and Mrs. Wiilhim (loml-
win, Mr. and Mi-h. V. M. McKiich
.cm, Mr. and Mrs. VV, J. Olmschieit
and noli. liOKer, Mr. and Mrs. II. C.
Slearns and dauRlitcr. 'Madlyn.
Mr. and Mrs. It. 0. Bridges, and
daitKltti'r, Joyce, and son, Han, Mi',
and Mrs. 1,. K. McCllntock ami
daughters. Patricia anil Nancy
Mr. and Mia. J. F. IHllard und
ilatm'hter.t. (.'harlot le and J can tie,
.Mrs. J. M. Judd. Mrs, W. K. Oil
and daughter, Marjorle, A I vis
CiHiifion, Moris Chapter und Mr.
and Mrs. Hoss Sumiuers.
DR. AND MRS. MAGIN
HONORED AT FAREWELL
AFFAIR MONDAY EVENING
Mi'iuhfi's of I lie Methodist church
entertained at a delightful six
thirty o'clock jiotlnck supper ami
farewell party nt the church par
loin Monday evenitiK honoring Mr.
and .Mrs. Imis Miuin, who will
soon make their home In the state
ot New York. Mr. Magin recently
rci I red from the ministry to reside
In tlie en st near his two Hon.
The tables were beautifully ap
pointed and decorated with howl
of colorful summer flowers. Cov
ers were placed for 17'..
Attorney Paul (ieddes acted ns
Inarttuut-'tcr for the occasion. Fol
lowtiia; the Riipper the group stimi.
"Il'id Itlrss America." accompanied
by .Mrs. Paul (ieddes. followed by a
d'lii:h(lul readUm by Miss Adeline
Stewart and a vocal snlo. "Kor
Von." dedicated to the Manias and
suni; by Miss Hetty Maislers. A
short talk w as given by Attorney
II. A. Caiiadav, followeil by an eu
j'i)iih! readiug pieseuted by Mrs.
Al n cin. Mr. .May in closed tlie pro
mam by Klvint; a short farewell
talk and the croup sane, "West lie
the Tie that Hinds." alter which At
torney lieddos, on behalf of the
urotip. presented n uift to Mr. and
Mrs. .Mania. A social horn- of visit,
luu followed the program.
PORTLAND VISITOR
HONORED AT PARTY
AT JOHNSON HOME
Miss Acnes and Miss Verna John
son entertained at a charming par
ly at their homo fit Uestou Satur
day ewnliitf in compliment to their
houseguest. Miss Glace Yonkley.
teacher in the Sell wood school at
Port laud
lleau t Kul bouquets of colon ut
summer flowers were' used about
the looms tti curry out an attractive
motif tor the occasion.
Music and visiting were enjoyed
and later Miss Agues a nil Miss
Vernn Johnson, hostesses, served
relreshments to Miss Y oak ley,
guest of honor, Momer Johnson, nt
Poitland. Mr. mid Mis. Arthur
Slilfe and daughter. Ireeii. of Sa
lem Mr. and Mis. A. W. Johnson.
!t:y Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Klmer
lltlshn II and Kted Klehn.
GARDEN VALLEY WOMEN'S
CLUB TO MEET TUESDAY
. (iitrden Valley Women's club
members are being not Hied of the
change of their regular meeting
dav for the coming meeting to he
held Ht two o'clock next Tuesday t
the clubhouse Inxicad or Thursday.
Tilt) meet lug date us changed on
m count of the 4th u( Jul lulldn
on Ihurinlay, All membete aie
urged to bi I'lpsrut.
DEBS SAY: "WE
They're Worn With Sports Clothes
As Well as for Dress-up Occasions
SALLY VICTOR created this gigantic cartwheel one of the pret
tiest dressy hats of the summer season. It's of black lace over,
white straw, and is shown with a black chiffon afternoon dress with
lace cuffs to match the lace on the hat. The outfit is perfect for an
iniDorlant tea or informal dinner and dancing
CALIFORNIA VISITORS
COMPLIMENTED AT CHARMING
GARDEN TEA ON SATURDAY
One 'if the most beautiful nnd
charmtng ot June teas was given
Saturday afternoon from two lo
I five o'clock In Ihe attractive garden
at the George Koblhageli home on
outh JackBiin street, when Mrs.
;iwJnw K(,nhaKPn l' ,. ,11UKh.
ler ami dauRhtei hi-lHw, Mm. II. L.
Mi-Henry, of I'nrl.iinil. Mrs. h-H-waul
ii. KnhlhiiKcn, ciitiTtuiue'l
about iwo-hundreil timl fifty fiiomls
, c.omillllelu ,n their houseguesls
.... - ... ...
ai en (ilhsoii. or uhkiuiui,
Calir.. and Mrs. Alvin (lerlaeh and
daughter, Naucy, of San Krancis
eo. Small serving laities wero pret
tily arranged In the spacious Har
den at the back of the KohlhaKcn
home. The ten table was covereu
bv an attractive filet cloth and cen
tered with h large bowl of Madon
na lilies and white summer flow
ers arranged wtin greenery.
Assisting tho hostesses waie
Miss Mary Krances and Miss Klor
ence Anne Mcllunry. of Porlland,
daughters of Mr. and Mrs. II. L.
McHenry, und Mi Naucy der
lach. of San Francisco.
Tho gueals calling IncHnied old
friends of the (iibson-Kuhlhaisun
and McHenry families.
Mrs. Kred Lockwood, Mrs. Maur
ie J. Newlatid ami Mrs. A. J. Alli
son presided at tho punch howls
with Mis. U Kohlhagen. Sr.. Mrs.
(ieorge Sewell and Mrs. Arthur .
ilattm assisting about tn gulden
ami Miss Gladys 11. Strong. Mrs.
Scott Williams. Mrs. T. O. Watson
and Mis. Frederick J. Porter se.rv-
inThe guests were received by the
three hostesses and Mrs. Gibson
and Mrs. Gerlach.
A beautiful gtlesi hook " i" '
. - ' i
semeil ... Mis- 1 7
lor the ..eenslon ' u- ' '' J-'1 ,
",'''! "t ii?.. book
their names In Ihe book.
Mrs. tHhson Is the widow of the
late Thomas Gibson, who was Jn
charge of the weather bureau
Itoseburg for a .kmhhI of over (well-
v vears Mrs- (Si-rlaeh daughter
V Mrs Gibson was formerly Miss
Svhtl tiibson of this city. The threw!
i aitrniniii visitors are spending!
several weeks here visiting ami
nj-iytug seeing ttieir munj
old
Mrs. MclleuiY. nets Florence
Kohlhagen. and her two .laughters.
Marv Frances and Florence Anne,
of Portland, are spending several
weeks hero visiting her parents.
Mr and Mrs. George Kohlhagen.
und her brother and sister-in-law.
Mr. and Mrs. Kdward u. ionnm
gen. J
MRS. DISHMAN 19
HOSTESS TO THIMBLE
CLUB ON MONDAY
Mrs. Clarenco Mtshman very gni
clmislv piitertaliHMl the Woodrraft
Thimble club at her home Monday
afternoon. Beiiutiful bouiiuets of
summer flowers were used about
the rooms.
A short business meeting was
tollowed bv a social hour and at
loui-tlnrty ' a delight. ill potluck
luncheon was served )i Mrs. Cath
erine Gibson, of Seattle. Wash., a
guest, and Mis. Wtnnie Hawn. Mrs.
Allie Colford. Mrs. Clifton Hooper.
Mrs. A. H. Perrln, Mis. Henry Kr
skine. Mis. .. B. Krmtel. Mis. B.
v. Tiulnr. Mrs. Arthur lluduell.
i ,
MUlcr. Mrs. Belle Crenshaw. Sits.
11, L. Houushell. Mrs. J. I.. Ahrcild
nml Hie hostess. Mrs. tusnman.
The net meeting will He nein
July sth at the home of Mrs. Ad
rian llulbert on Cobb street.
Tlie club voted lo give $.",") t
the Red Cross at this meeting.
MRS. DONALD LIBBY
HONORED AT BIRTHDAY
PARTY ON WEDNESDAY
Mri. Joseph Fest and Miss Klsie
Keen eiitciiaiucd al a delightful
parly Wednesday evening at
Brands on the North Pacific high
wav lo lemur Mrs. I Hum Id Llbby.
nee Wlima Martiudiile. on her birth
day anniversary.
i'suilng and game were enjoyed
with prices KVilg to ills Klal'1
Hudson, Mrs. Harold BKutmnutst
(
and Mrs. George Reed. A lovely
gift was presented from the group
to tho guest of honor and a beau
tifully deeoruted birthday cake was
cut and servetl nt a table decorated
In n white, blue and yellow motif.
('overs were placed for M ra.
Llbby, finest or honor. Mrs. Wal
lace Hobertson, Mrs. Leonard De
laney, Mra. Ira Byrd. Mrs. George
Heed, Mis. Clifford Himnicutt, Mrs.
Walter Mulholland, Mrs. Hurold
nioomqulst, Mrs. B. J. Gilbert, Mrs.
Klmer Kills. Mrs. William Miller.
Miss Klsia Hudson, Miss Kleanor
Knowles. Miss Violette Cole, Miss
Kvelyn TJiomason, MiSH Huth
Kersbner, Miss Alyce Fest, Miss
Sammy Collins, Miss Mary Kue
Glenn. MIsb Grace Montgomery and
the hostesses. Miss Klsie Reese and
Mrs. Joseph Fest.
BONNIE BELLOWS HAS
j.' PARTY ON EIGHTH
BIRTHDAY ANN I V t KSA n Y
Bonnie Bellows, ilnughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bellows, cele
brated her eighth birthday anni
versary at a charming party ut
hev home on Military street Wed
nesday afternoon.
Uively gifts were presented to
Bonnie from: Harriet Catherine
Booth. Jannice Whipple. Shirley
Ann Hfdwog, Stephen Allen Hull,
Billy Hiley. Jane. Virginia and
Ann Ackley, Harlan Carter. Ray
and Ralph Irving. Anne Trueblood,
of Moscow, Idaho. Florence Anne
McHenry, of Portland. Nancy
Gerlach. of San Francisco, Carolyn
Groves, John Morgan, Bobby Sand
ers and Jimmy and Judy Bellows.
Games wero enjoyed and the
guests signed the guest book,
arter which lovely refreshments
were served and the lighted birth
day cuko was cut. The table was
ti.m ni i I'n 1 1 v miiinintf.il in h red.
while and blue patriotic motif,
Ml. Helloivs was assisted ill serv
ii8 iv mi "-y ""
N. OF W. TO MEET
MONDAY EVENING
Mlc circle No. 4!l. Neighbors of
Woodcraft will meet at S o'clock
Monday night at the I.O.O.F. hall
e, op-n a delightful five-hundred
tournament nnd C hinese checkc
tournament
Tho circle met last Monday at
the hall for the final play of the
Chinese checker and card tourna
ments vilh Mrs. Mnllnda .Miller
winning the Chinese checkers prize
and Mrs. Lydia Hooper winning the
five-hundred prize. Following the
tournament plays, lovely refresh
ments were served In the banquet
hall at a beautifully appointed ta
ble with Mrs. Gertrude Ahrend and
Mrs. I,ora Hounshell us Joint chair
men. MR. AND MRS. WILLIAMS
HONORED AT SURPRISE
HOUSEWARMING PARTY
A group of friends railed at the
beautiful new home of Mr. and
Mrs. Scott Williams In Katirelwood
Wednenday evening to honor them
with a delightful housewarming
(tarty.
An attractive gift was presented
to Mr. ami Mrs. Williams from Mr.
and Mrs. Frederick Chapman, Jr..
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Riley, Mr.
and Mrs. Kit win Booth. Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Coen. Mr. and Mis. W
ll. Chrlsler. Mr. and Mrs. Roger
Bailey. Mr. and Mrs. James K.
,i.in nV
Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Maddox. Iir.
and Mrs. O. R. Hess, Mr. anil Mrs.
A. l Parr, Mr. and Mrs. Kdward
G. Kohlhagen and Mr. and Mrs.
Frederick J. Porter.
Gaines ami visiting were enjoyed
during tho pleasant evening hours,
aftpr which a delightful bufTet sup
per was served,
LADY LIONS TO MEET
NEXT MONDAY EVENING
The Iady I. Ions will meet at a
seven o'clock no hosti'ss dinner
uxt Monday evening at the Hotel
t'miina. Mrs. Frank l.ong. presi
dent, will conduct the business
mewing nnd Mrs. S. C, Richmond
ami Mrs. R. B. Sipprell will be joint
hostebses for the social hour of
card. All 1-sdy Mens are uig-d
to b present.
LIKE BIG HATS!"
Huge hiU dominate the tvnv
mer tctnt. They're emart for
every purpose, from formal gar.
den parties to spectator sports.
At a recent fashion show In
New York, six society debs
chose their favorites and mo
deled them. Most-liked types in
general voting eeemed to be
shallow-crowned cartwheels, with
itraight wide brims: deeper,
crowned Flemish sailors with
flaring brims that roll off the
face and, of course, modern ver.
sions of the romantic, old
fashioned picture hat of lace
and straw. Shown here are the
hats chosen and modeled by
debutantes Greta Clement, left;
Angela Green, center, and Olive
Cawiey.
ANOTHER big hat. And it's a
beauty. Of white felt, It lias
a bandeau of red and white print
ed cotton which ends in a flaring
shoulder cape. It was designed to
be worn with spectator sports
dresses.
HELEN A. WETHERELL AND
BERNARD A. SAAR MARRY
ON SUNDAY, JUNE 23RD
Miss Helen A. Wetherell. attrac
lice daughter of Mrs. William P.
Wetherell, or this city, nnd Bernard
A. Saur, son or Mr. and Mrs. A. F.
Saar. of RosehurK. were married at
an impressive ceremony at four
o'clock Suiiduy. June 23rd, at the
First Baptist church with Rev. 11.
P. Sconce officiating.
While Hills or Snow hydrangeas,
pink hydrangeas and lighted white
tapera Tormed a beautiful setting
for the service, which was attended
by fifty relatives and close friends
of tho couple.
Preceding tho ceremony Miss
Claire Tlson sang. "Because," ac
companied by Miss Gladys H.
Strong, who played Iohengrln's
Wedding March for tho bridal par
ty to enter the church and at the
close of the ceremony, played Men
delssohn's Recessional March.
The bride, who was given In mar
riage by her mother, was charming
in a floor-length wedding gown of
while organza, fashioned with a
fitted bodice, long sleeves and a
finger-tip 'wedding veil. Bho car
ried a sheaf of white gladioli.
Mrs. John Gibson, matron of
honor, wore a floor-length frock of
pink organza and carried a Colonial;
bouquet ol pink and white tumors. ;
Miss Katherinn Busenbark and ,
Miss Bettyjaue Mlxon, bridesmaids, J
wore similar frocks of white di
mity prints with blue and pink flow-!
ers and can-leu colonial nosegays
of pink and white.
Clifton Saar. brother or ttie
bridegroom, acted as best man and
llobert LutK ami Frank Norton
were ushers. The bride's mother
wore an afternoon dress of blue
with white accessories and u cor
sage of pink carnations. The
bridegroom's mother wore a blue
frock with matching accessories
and a corsage of pink carnations.
(Jut of town guests were: Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Lutz, ot Crescent
City. CallL. Mr. and Mrs. John
Gibson, of Kugene. and Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Scott, or North Demi.
Following the ceremony, an in
formal reception was held at the
future home of the bride and bride
groom in the Rttter duplex on Kast
Oak street.
Mrs. Robert Luti nnd Mrs. Clif
ton Saar poured; Mrs. M. Hazel
Mixon served the wedding cake and
Mtss Shirley Mao Brunn and Miss
Mary Kllen Darby assisted In serv
ing and about the rooms.
For traveling, the bride chose a
gray redingole with red accessor
ies and a corsage of white carna
tions and gladioli buds. Following
a wedding trip to Vancouver. B. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Saar will return here
to make their home.
The bride was graduated from
the local high school and from the
Oregon college of education at Mon
mouth, niter which she taught a
venr in the Glide school and the
last two years in the Myrtle Creek
school svstem. Mr. Saar. also was
graduated from the high school
here, and is assoeiateil wttli nis la
ther In the Saar Pencil factory in
this city.
DR. AND MRS. MAGIN
HONORED AT INFORMAL
AFFAIRS DURING WEEK
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Magln were
entertained Informally by numer
ous friends during the hist week,
prior to their departure for New
York to make their home.
Tuesdav Mr. and Mrs. J. t. Os-
born entertained Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Magln and Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Mars
ters to dinner. Wednesday morn
tug the Magltts were guests at
break Inst at Ihe home of Mrs. F.
wero luncheon guests or Atlorne
were lunhceon guests or Attorney
and Mrs. R. L. Whipple.
PICNIC DINNER IS
ENJOYED AT W. H. LONG
HOME AT UMPQUA SUNDAY
A very delightful one o'clock pic
nic dinner was enjoyed In the beau
tiful garden at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. W. H. Ioiig In L'mpquu
Sunday.
Tho-e eujetug tho occasion
with Mr. and Mix. Long and sous.
Stanley and Roy, included; Mrs,
it i i
i tea j
Huge Cartwheels Roll Into Lead
In the Summer's Millinery Parade
i jiiatnTf" '"j " " '
A Vty2& A;
BIG hats are in the news. And so are lavender and violet colors
which haven't been widely used in many seasons. This charm-1
ing bonnet, of violet felt with violet veiling and cluster of roses, 1
both big and violet. It's fashionably right for summer.
Walter Leatherwood and son, Del-
bert, of Cmpqua; Mr. and Mrs.
Kric Trozelle, or Melrose; Mr. and
Mrs P. W. Didtel and daughter,
Kathryu. and P. W. Didtel, Jr., and
sons. Stewart and Buddy, of Rid-
.tlo- Ml- aiwl Mt-B ItllQ KVol Htlll
Mllford Howard, of Tacoma, Wash.;
Miss Mildred James, of Olympia.
Wash.; Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Mad -
dox and daughter. Mollie Jeanne,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fest. Mr. und
Mrs. W. Fest nnd daughter, Miss
Alyce. and Al Utne, all of Rose-j
burs. j
MID-WEEK BIBLE CLASS
HAS DELIGHTFUL MEETING
AT POTLUCK LUNCHEON
The last regular meeting or the
Mid-Week Bible class of St. Paul's
Lutheran church lor the summer
months was held last Thursday al
the home of Mrs. A. Coenenburg at
Sutherlln. This meeting was in
the form of a potluck birthday
luncheon honoring Miss A. Meusch.
Mrs. I. Morgan. Mrs. R. Lehman,
Miss V. Goetz and Mrs. P. Ackley.
The afternoon was spent socially!
playing various games nnd vlslling.l
Those enjoying the afternoon, wnr.e
Rev. and Mrs. W. Sylwestnr,"iWiHfl
Freda Sehaeffer Mrs. R. He-hard,
Miss Alvina Meusch, Mrs. Coeiien-'
burg and son, Dickie, Mrs. I. Mor-j
pan. Mrs. R. ldiman, Mrs. K.
Hodges, Mrs. Anderson. Mrs. W.
Ackley, Mrs. P. Ackley and daugh
ters. Ann and Jackie. Mrs. V. And-:
rniefr, Mrs. L. Volgt. Mrs. A. Ing.
Mrs. W. Vogt and Miss Vera Uoctz.
HOUSEWARMING PARTY GIVEN
MR. AND MRS. M. PENGRA
ON SATURDAY EVENING
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Pengra
were delightfully surprised at a
most enjoyable housewarming pur
ty at their attractive home In Laur
elwood Saturday evening.
A lovely gilt was presented to
Mr. and Mrs. Pengra from Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Coen. Dr. and Mrs. O.
R. Hess. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Bailey,
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Chrlsler, Mr.
and Mrs. A. D. Parr. .Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Courtney, Attorney and Mrs.
Daniel Keohane. .Mr. and Mrs. G.
W. Ginder and Mr. and Mrs. lcon
Yearwood.
Cards and visiting were enjoyed
and later a lovely buffet supper
wa served.
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KNUDTSON'S
JEWELERS
P. N. G. CLUB HAS
INTERESTING MEETING
ON FRIDAY EVENING
Mrs. Walter Fredrickson, Mrs.
Ralph Russell, Mra. Jess Patrick
and Mrs. A. D. Hawn wero hos-
tessos lo the P. N. G. club at a
I meeting rrlilay evening at tho !.
0. O- ha"- Sweetpena were
I used to carry out an attractive
motif for the occasion.
Mrs, Ona Williams, president,
conducted the meeting: and plans
were made for the July meeting,
which will he hi the form of a
potluck picnic to be held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Dusen
bark. Mrs. J. B. Bailey and Mrs. Lee
Williams had charge of tho eve
ning's entertainment, which in
cluded a number of Interesting
games with prizes going to Mrs.
F. J. Herman and Mrs. Jamca
Young.
Rcfresiimcnis w ere served . ut
beautifully appointed tables in
tho banquet room und covers wero
placed for Miss Halle Willlts, Mrs.
Arthur Hndnell and Mrs. F. J.
Herman, guests, and Mrs. Mar
garet Asheraft,' Mrs. Kthel Bailey,
Airs. Dayniso Beach, Mrs. Kthei
Buscnbnrk, Mrs. Maggio J)etit,
Mrs. Kvelyn Fredrickson, MJss
Ina Farnsworth, Mrs. Alice Ooff,
Mrs. Gertrude Hatfield, Mrs. Win
nio Hawn, Mrs. Tilllo Johnson,
Mrs. Kdythe Florence Kelley, Mrs.
Kmma Lenox, Airs. Mav Patrick,
Mrs. Rulh Reese, Miss Klsio
Reese, Mrs. Klsie Russell, Mrs.
May me Pickens, Mrs. K f f I n
Schwarz, Mrs. Ona Williams and
Mrs. Louise Young.
ROSE MARIE RINELLA
HONORED AT BIRTHDAY
DINNER THURSDAY NIGHT
A very delightful birthday din
ner and party honoring Miss Rose
Marie Rlnella was enjoyed Thurs
day evening at the Hotel Umpqua.
A beautiful birthday cake .sum
mer blossoms and tall lighted tap
ers carried out an attractive motif
for the table, where covers were
arranged for Miss Rlnella, guest
of hqnor, Geraldine Kborle, Georgia
Shu in way. Doris Slinson, Anna
McDcrmott and Marie Mogen.
Miss Rinella is a junior nurse
at the Veterans Facility.
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