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TWO ROSEBURG' NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG; OREGON, SATURDAY, JULY 6, 1940 50CDEITW Social Calendar Suntlay, July 7 Linns and ladles to picnic ill Lions phnle mounds on Not tli Pmp'pia iher. ! Monday, July 8 j Pr. It. I.. I mini noudenomina t 1 loiiiil lllblo Sillily das meeting lit ":1a 111 , evening lit Houghis ho li'l dining 'null lit study fllili mid h1 xi Ii seals iim ifctijilcd in Her. till) chnpter.. N. or V. Thimble clul after noon mooing a I home of Mrs. AllliHIl HlllllMlt (III Cobb Street. Iv. T. L. meeting Ht two o'clock at I lap! 1st church. Kach nicmher nsltcd to bring n bundle of rags to ln sold H ml proceeds to no to swimming pool. Tuesday, July 9 - .Methodists anil i rlcnds of tin rhitrHi Invited to reception honor Jug new pastor, (lev. M.-T. Wlie and. Mrs. Wlri. til ft o'clock in ew li I m lit church parlors. F. S. rhih afternoon tnf-Miini -ii home of Mrs. (i. It. hn piiiau at Hi7 Second Avenue Sou Mi. Wednesday. July 10 (I I'M hH'li''H to IIUM't IfOII It'll In I on f nt Kpiseopul liirlsh hull to new for lied Cross. Pollack luncheon ill noon. - Itlversdule Happy Hour club an iiti;il )h-n it- at Iioiim' of Mrs. John lliirhharl. . . Pyihbili Sisters to meet at S (('(lock in evening at K. or P. hall Tor. regftlui' business session. M. (i. A. cliih one o'clock pot luck luncheon nl home of Mix, ('. T. Tipton In Oaks addition. Ladies auxiliary lo Mi-ollicrlioiKl nf I tail way Tru rumen to meet at Woman's clubhouse with .Mrs. It. I1. William as hostess. ('hi)i (iillt to given II v. ii j at this tnf 'l inn. Thursday, Ji 1t Itf'heknn lodge No. il ami I. . fl, I'. IndKe Joint Insinuation of new officers at J o'clock in eve nlng at I. f). O. I, hall. Refresh ments In charge or (leitrude Hat field. Hellc Stephenson.. .May me limine!), Anna Uuldeti, Nora Itlnsser. Alvla Wethetell and Kale FHtusworth. Presbyterian society meeting at 2 : no ut church iiarlorn with presi dent. Mrs. W. M. Cnuiphi II. In charge nod Dr. Morris M. Itoach, 'penker. Itepnrls of delegates io Fit point, conference. It c f r e s h menls. Itosebiirp Country chili Indies lo meet at X:'Mt tn moriitnc at Huh course Tor golfing; 1 J - :to pot lin k luncheon and contract bridge sum mer tournament dny at I I'.O 0 Mock. Kplncopal rnlld ini'inlicr to Indd all-day hcwIuk nicciintj nt parfKli tin 1 1 on IOihI ('huh hi reel, .leinhcrn to hcV for ltcd Cronn. Friday. July 12 'Mi'thndlKf Keystone cliih to inoct nt I ih'ssnrt luuuheon nt houir- of Mrs. Kenneth Konl. Klversdale II o in e Kemmiulc eluh norm - potlm-h luncheon at home of A I I'm. V. IO. (HI. Sticred concert at SI, I'ihiI' I nt hern n church, Corey and Mill tnry street IohIuiIiik: Orh'eu inie, prominent art ltd who will phi v a unrulier or I ust rn nifii 1 h imludiny the elei-trlc theiandn. ordic ioi, fork cello. Ni. adiniswliui will he ehuri-fMl. A tree will otteriim will lie taken to help defray epenes. Saturday, July 13 Third (lenieO of Masonry lo In coiilcrred hy Silver Trowel lodke NO. I', ami A. M . rhoetitv. Art. Canhv Cros lodye No. i7!i K. and A. vl. Tuh'lal.e. Calif . lo he rtpoMHor at Tulelalie Vuinhm- of ttoffehuru Ma-fiin plmi to a lend I lie ineellun. Unfielnii K Woman a cliih service nhop open nlidiiy niwiaiiH in cluh houe. opponltf Ha n Is Indian tliealro. AARDEN VALLEY WOMEN'S CLUB ENTERTAINED BY MRS. HUTTON ON TUESDAY The Canleii Valley i tub held lis renal. li the cbtbholis,. Tntiday fif this week with Mrs. Women's neellnc H f alleinoonj It. S. flat- ton ernciously actinn as hostess The patriotic moiir was altric Holy carried out in the decora 'Hons of ihe clubhouse and a spirit of patriotism w as the spectnl ihouuhl in i he rnll call icsponses Putiiotic sony were sum closini; with a pantotntuie etfnct Ihe soittf ot "tiod Itless inerica " A delUhllnl social hour was en joyed dm KiK which ml i eshment s wen sei nil hv 1 he hoslesn. Mis. 1 1 ill full. to. Mrs. Jack liew 'd lietiolt. Mich.. Mis W. H Hnss, .Mrs lleome Hess. Mis. f! II C Wood. Mrs IVn-y ( roll. Mrs ttilhy Tinkei. Mrs. Haibarn Carroll. Mle-s I'.it 1 1ci;i lonbis. Mrs (J. C. Ilaitey. Mis F. t. Iliishfm il. Mi'. It A Calhoun. Mm. Jack iMtilels. Mrs. Ihtrvev Kwcui, Mi- H F iliahani. Mrs fliiuli Ullchle. Jr.. Mrs. A N Schneider. Mrs Clem Schmdder. Mis .lohn Sinclair, Mifi. C. I, Spi.iV. Mis .like Tbionbora. VA ill. run VitlKltn. Mrs Itnat'h n Vm milium. Mis. T VI Wlnuirnid and dtoi::hter Fm IlialiM. and Mia, Kn;d ViMd. Tim next i ecnlai meet he-- HI tie held Jutv is at tin clubbouhi' w illi .Mrs. It V i alhoiin as h.s te.-i'. PICNIC ENJOYED AT LITTLE RIVER ON FOURTH OF JULY Mr. and Mrs .1 I' M(m Ik u.o h cr and son and d'ntc liter. CMiott and Susan. Mr. nml Mis S c lin h lunnd nnd dauthtei Helen, and Mr. nod Mrs. .1. F. Hnil..-t .ihl dniiFh'er. J-inei o lHe d Fourth of July yu ide on I. It tie liver Thursday, by. LO I US KNIC-iH I lJOK I hl Married at Church Ceremony r ! imrz ' "" " fi 7"x u'i i-H Mr. and Mra Minn Jjuiu Monluoincr, dmiiili t or of Mi. and Mif, It. II. Montgom ery, ami Hoy J. Smith, xon or Mih. Viola Laird, of thin city, were mar ried at a Im'.-iih If it) ceremony at two o'clock Slllldiiy iillel noon, Jane ) :tth. at the full Compel Assembly ; clmir-h oil W'esl r'list slrei-t. (ev. A. Harold f'erninjr. pastor uf ihe i liarch, piMloiuied Ihe impressive J va. ceremony in the presence ol 1 iihoul (wo hiuiflif'd relative:) und ; frlendH or the couple. I Six while pillars, fippcd hy swirl ! hort A ot tvei'tpe;i:f. it lid I la liked hy h.'fkets of deep tot-e amt wliile 1 cladloll. with he altar dcdirale.! in ! .Madonna lilh'S. and llie msle pews j marked hy while hows held In place by gladioli sprays, formed ,-t heaulilul settinf: lor the ceremony, reccdili'.; Ihe ceremony the tiridcurooui's moi lier. Mrs. fnla Laird, alllin lively unw in il In a dcif hlue neornelle find l.-n e llooi li'imth dress, saut;. "I Love You Trul,'' accfiinpaiiied at Ihe piano hy Mih, l'er.sn. who also played Lohengrin's WeddliiK I'roienslonal for the bridal parly to ndvum-e lo Ihe altar. The In Ide, who wan ,'lveii in marriage by her fnflier. wns IfMelv in a Hnor leiiKitt weddim; uow u of w ilite kcoi unite over white laf feta. The pown was fa-hinTii'i on princess Hues und she wore a tinier-lip veil filled to her hair with a b;iml of while tUadiolt Inuh. She carried a while prayer -hook lii'il with wliile satin rlhlmns titid spras of fein and houvalili:i. M is. I.Onise Mi Iter, uialron of honor, was i hiumiiiK in Hoik ol. pink embroidered oiK.-indv. lash i ! ioued w itli ; rhort pufled llooi leiimh skin ami i sleeves. She wore PICNIC PARTY AT WHARTON PLACE ON UMPOUA RIVER IS GIVEN FOR VISITORS ! A eiy I o'i oi K picnic j tiiven by Mr. . Caines. Miss 'hai ilium si Ihii I v Mlppei pal t and .Mis. Howard Abe I'ehuid and t.H ,l( ,;,,n. hailon Hcsihiy. eveniliK a) tin- attractive i,i,nic minimis ol ihe W'hartoii M on 1 the l inpipia river in honor ot Mr and Mih. .lack Trew and son. Jin k of I 'ft i oil. Mtiliican. and Mi and Virs HaKdd Hohart of i inliiii. New .b'i -Jey . t M lint ontot tow n cues Is weie Mis Vet nn I'aul. oi Cos An lieles; and Mis. Thomas Frye and dauhler. Miss Maicia. ot liranls Fa-'s. and Mr. ami Mis. Kail 1-. Sli mm. ot Yum alia Visillim. tinatiim, .cliowtnc of mo tion (licluies of Hie North t'mpfpia conutiy and stunts w(ie enioved lliiOTiuhont the phasHtit evcuitti: hoius foltowiim tlie picnic supper. Air. and Mrs. '1'iew and son are here vi-dlinc at the Hii :h Kil hie. .Ir,. home In Caideii Valb-y. Mts Trew. nee titace l.allrle. is a sNtet of .Mrs. filli hie I tie Holun Is .-inhere fsiliim the ha i ton families, M r. Hohart is :t i oiimm ol the Whartotts. FOURTH OF JULY ENJOYED AT RUNYAN SUM MF. R CAMP A ib Ih-'htltll birakfast was en .)) nd Hie iiiei uiiu of ihe Fourth "f July at the sum met- camp of Mi and iv, .lohn F. Unuyaii Cfivns nni placed tor Mr. nr-.d Mis ; llate ot Myrtle Creek. Mr. and Mrs. p. T Itubar and di'ichiei. .hss r.av, Mr. and Mrs. i. H. Monf.in In and Mis i It llut'ar. Mis nhinlon Muchc, Mrs. M F. line, Mr-.. William Iteil ami Mi. and Mrs. Itnnvatt Follow t in- Dm breakfast. Mr s Uice and Ali.'- It' ll went on lo the Hell loC cabin tn- a ph ntc lunch ( lit. )) e OtM, f 1 J' "IJ .4 H I i lUVA 11-'I'll. mwined j np l"i Ht run ( .NelVH- .If n- i'JiL'iU ailU lilt Nig Roy J. Smith. French net line veil held in place with a liny sal in bow. Her corsage was of while gladioli huds. I.ittli' Fonda Sanders, sister of the bride prooui. ,-iur) ATiit (tn Jean Montgom ery, niece ot tlie hi ide. were flow er Kills ami were lovely in tloor leimih blue organdy frocks v ilh fillKer (p UiilK liinn hlue veils held In place hy lower sprays. They carried while baskets decorate 1 In blue Jibbers jiml lilted with lose I'ciiiis. ,i jh k ic .MoniKoiuei y. nepnew in me riiiuc. oiessio in loim wnili! trousers mid a white satin blouse. '. acted as i Ink bearer, carrying the we.ldbm ring on a while satin pil-' low. I'onlviiu W'riuht. of Ifi In, luiiilv.iu i Iglil, of HiiMi-biirK. iictcrl as best man lo tin- bride- Ki'ootu, mid Itohert Mimlgoini'i y, ' Iirother of tile brlile. and Floyd 1 Itiiirkhind. of Itosehiirg. were1 ushers. j Following the wedding cere- !.., i mony, an inloi uial t eciilion w as held at the home of Mrs. Ii. Camp ' hell In West Itoschum with only; Hie bridal party and relatives of ' Ihe couple atlendint;. The beautl-j fully decoraied weddiiiK cuke was cut hy Ihe bride. Mr. mi. I Mrs. Smith lei! on a wedding trip lo be spent at coast points fler which they will return Pastel colored sweet pea ernced lo Unsnhuru to make Iheir home. ' (he serving table useil tiv Mrs. I.es For Iravelinc. Hie bride chose nil lie C. Cinntnines Monday eveuiin ensenilde or blue w ith w hite acces- j when she elilertnlned her liridt' series. Cluh el n clinrmlmi eieht o'clock llolh the bride and brideuroom 1 are well known in this cltv. The'1''""" f,ln','t- Houipiets of bride iilU'iule.l ill., i ... ,1.-1. ..,..). ' i ,!..,. I o in,. i i, ,...,.. i. v , , schoid and Is an employee at Hie loehl W'onlwm th store. The hi ide- riooiu is a student nt the local hicti school und Is employe 1 by Ihe Itoseliuii: News e LADY LIONS ENJOY NO-HOSTESS DINNER MEETING ON MONDAY The 1,,-lilv l.liio- ,.ijnv,., ji yciy l.-lltillul .s.-veu n rlo, k no hostess dinner uiiitliic at the lintel I'mp. in:i .Mondav evenliie Mis. Flank l.oiic. pii'sldi-ut. ioiiducti.il Hi,, nieellui; and Mrs S. 1'. Itirliiuoud and Mrs It, II. Slppr,. ,i, t,., aR lioslesses tor the social hour. IVnlracI brldue was enioved dur - Ins llie evnini! with Mrs l-hlll' Hum and Mrs. Moitm, l.a wson I wliiulne the s,o,e ,.,i.. ,i prii-s and Kuhn. the KavelinJ l.rt.e j flu ii mm Oil- in.. ., iiJoliii. tin. .innK " Mrs I-. .. lik Lorn:, .Mrs. S. ('. Kit Itlnoiid. Mrs. 11. It. sipprcll. Mrs. .1 I'. Miilsehenbacber. Mrs. .Mur ium l.a.ion. Mis. l Ilclllnell. Mis Kuhn. Mis. II, H. Franks. Mis. K. 1! Walton. .Mrs. IMill Harth. Mis W w. Comlnln and Mis A. .1. Klllson. file next no hostess seven o'cloek dinner invetlni will l. hi-lil at the Motel Fniirttn Aimust fth Mis K. It. Walton and Mrs. Wilslou as joint hostesses. MRS. FRANK LONG IS HOSTESS AT LUNCHEON FOR CLUB WEDNESDAY w ith T. .1. Mrs. Fiauk Long vety tintonl nntei f(iinn her hi idee ( nb nt it lovnlv one thirty o'clock hm. tieon Wcilnestfuy at the lloin Kose. Sweetpn.-is formed an attractive iiti tif for Ihe table t 'overs w ce pt;n ed for tt s. Long, hosteis. Mi -i Phil Ibirth. Mis I.. I, W'miltetlv. rs. .1. P ,Mots( hnnbHt tier. Mi. S C. Itti h inond and Mrs M. H. Mutu . mem bets, and Mrs. U. .illou and Mi Fmdem k .1, Porter, unst. Coniiact hi Idee was enjoyed m Hie lobby daunt: lite aiternoon botus with Mrs. Walton winning the high seen and Mt H:itb the ccend liuh mh:o a.;d 'raxeimj: MISS EDNA MAY HENRY AND' JAMES HUMPHREY MARRY AT FINLEY HOME ON SUNDAY MiPM Kdnn .May Henry hecame the tnlde or Jarneit Humphrey, of Kuj'ene. at an Impressive ceremony at two thiriy o'i lock Sunday per ionned hy Hr. Morris ii, Hoaeh of tht; I'leahyterlun ( hurcli. itMfilsted hy Itev. , Sconce, or the KirKt flaidlHt church, at the homt of the Lride'M K'eat-uiU'ie, UeoiKP i-'lnlev, in tills cliy. IJasketK uf Rladiollj hahy'n breath ami iivdinnueHH were Httrattlvt ly nrrmmed for the wedding cere mony. 'Ihe hride wore u ftoor lenmh atieinoou r.'jwn of pink Keoi'Kette with spray of larkspi1, und tiny flower hud in her hair. She eunied a bouquet of white t'liMlloll. 'I'hc bridegroom's sister, Mrs. Ceorjre AllenhaiiKh. of Ki yeiie. was ination of honor, and wore an attractive Moor length af terr.ioii j.wvii ol yellow silk and carried a bouquet of white daisies with yellow centers. Howard Humphrey, of RiiKene, acted as best man to his brother. An intortnal reception - followed ihe ceremony, at which time (he beautiful woddhiR cake, tipped hy a .ii inhume hi ide and bridegroom placed under a bell, wan cut by the bible and served bv Mrs. Allen bau;:h. Miss Hnra Shortri(Ue and Miss I orotiiy Seimann usslnted in fiervltiR (luestH (ltlendliiR the weddiiiK In cluded : Mr. and Mrs. (ieorKe N Allen liatmh, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Humphrey and son, Howard, Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. McHrlde. and Miss Alice Ctow. all of Kueerie; Mr. and Mih. lione Humphrey, of f'ottaue Clove. Mrs A. II. KIs. of Kl Moll- te. Calif., sister of the liiidemoom: Mr. ami Mrs. (J. . Ocburn and daughter, Helen, of I'nrtlaud. Mrs. Kliza Hramion. of Hnlsev, ninety yar old p rent -aunt or t)ie brfile, M r. ami Mrs. (i'HKe Kfnley am Tolly Ann. Selzy KitiK. Horn Short- in,', horolhv Sr'huanu, In-, and Mrs. Morris II. Ilouch and daui-'li-H'l'. licit y, ami sons. .Morris a ml Itoheri. and Dr. H. I. Sconce, all ot Ii;iselmr. i'oilowintr tlie reception Mr. and Mrs. Iliifiiphrov left for Kuem, where they will make their home. The bride is employed hy the rea ms hiireiiu at Kimcno and Mr. Umiiiihiev Is employed by ihe Cas cade .Motors. The bride attended: fchool in Pressor, Wash., and i.- J the daucliter rd' Kduar Henry, nfi Valiluia. Wash., and for ihe last (en years has iuad her home with ! her i!i:it-uncle and aunt. Mr. andj Mrs. tlcorce Flnlev. " MH9. .1. A. SOULFS IS HONORED AT NO-HOST , PICNIC SUPPER MONDAY A ih'liuhllul no-hosl picnic . sup-1 per was enjoyed Mnndav eviMiint; at the bcantiml stlminer bnliH'. liillet's Itiick Forty." of Mr. ami, Mrs M. K. Hitler. Sr.. on the North I 'tllliifllil near Winchester, liotini -I his Mrs. .1. A. Smiles, of Mihvni Uee. (lie., fin-iiiorlv of this clly. Ciners were nlllfi'il lor Mm. oule. cuet of Inner. Mr. and i r V (u r. Sr.. Mr. and Mrs. I i n ihihihi It. II. Itilziiian. Mr and Mrs. liny C.-itc hlnc. Mr. and Mrs. Irviim Hi vi-l and dnujihti'i-. .Miss Kathli'i'ii. Mi : ii-l Mrs. Hoy I). Yonm.'. M 1 anil Mrs. .1. A. Fiilcher. Mr. an 1 Mm. Ward Ctiminlnas and sol Ward. Jr.. Mr. and '.Mrs (Icors 'a,liey and d.-ntuhter. Mary Am Mr. and Mrs. Neil Ill.von and sou .lohll und daughter. Marilyn. Hi" and Mi Perry Smith a nd children !....... i,.n v ir siiiH lli.tiv and I'eKKV. ivrrv. Jr.. Snllv. Hetty and Henrietta. Miss Peart Jones and Mi-" Jerry .loliifoti. The even (hit hours weie en jo: ably spent in visitlnti. MRS. 1. 1- S L I E C. CUMMINGS HOSTPPS AT DESSERT-SUPPER FOR BRIDGE CLUB MONDAY i de.sei t supper at her home on Hfti niixef summer t lowers all Mlt the ro( imp. t oers wm placed lor Mrs. M. It. ' auest. and Mrs. I, lr Adrian Fisher. Fnllerton. Mrs. Clvdi rt I 1. iipi,f.ssv. Mrs. Ch'd Cnrstens and the hostess. Mir iimmitr-'S. Continct bridge w tlm dlvei it hi of Ihe nleasant evenim; hour with score pri7.es a Wlinli.'i iv. Mrs. Lout: dni: In Ml Fullei ton and Jlrs. Carstens. ! BELL LOG CABIN IS SCENE OF DELIGHTFUL HOLIDAY PICNIC THURSDAY A very enjoyable noon picnic luncheon was held the Fnitilh of '.Inly at the attinuive Hell I .or Cabin on the Ninth I nipuua river. I Those eliioylui: the oi-caslini with . ."' .'!"' ' " , "k "" "! . 1 """"" ' , ', I 1 , ,1 1 I,, I 1 M ii V.'"'1'"1 ""' Mrs. .1. r. Jicl .-iilis.er Air. un. -,ll s- '- '"""- " ,. ,.,,,,, i and dauchter e. .Mrs. JI. F. Hue. Mr. ami Mrs. fail F. SpinHd- Mia nod son. Marshall. Mis. Imrn-, thy Hooper and lour children; .1. II. Slnniio-r. Miss Maruaret John- fell. Miss .cueS CHcIitoid UUU Miss Martha Ferry. F. S. CLUB TO MEET NEXT TUESDAY The F. S Club will meet next jTuesdav afternoon at the hmno of Mrs. (. It. ( liapniiin at l(n Second avenue. South. The club was entertained IftSt Tuesday by Mrs. Ti. W. Meiner n' her home on Parrot t street Sew ing and visiting were mifoycd and at the tea hour delicious i .ft esh meiits were served by Mrs. Mei.-s-iter to Mrs. H. H. Laird. Mrs. Harry F. Hatfinld. Mrs ti It. Ch.ipman and Mrs. II. T. Mluom. OR AY LADIES TO HOLD ALL DAY SEWING MEETING AND LUNCHEON NEXT WEEK rim (av Lad,c oiinlanoiu A(,tM1I. ;W m.M fnp ,,.( will ne-et from ten to lour whh a , ,v. ,;ilk ((f n..wUn noon tKdhe k bmcheon n-M Wed-1 t an, ol.rt nesday at the Fpiscopnl p.-irih hall p,,.,!, (tf ;.ul(i;)l, lvvfn hu.ih.n et on Kiist Cass str-.-i to sp, nd thc,;,r i.h.bgioom. Kiwin Laue of dav senior, for the tied Cio-s. (.PemnnLs Lodge, bio'ftor oi the Tlie group met Wednc,Uv efihli.'e .-iti.l W.ilf.'. i:i,..,.ti. .,. l-.t this week o sew and .losse wns 4 ppiitti ! od the se mc tor die i d'iie toi the lied Oo v L. W iriein et ;p to Itn Married at Baptist Church, June 23 'I I 1 I t'if . ill I -:'h'to hy C'lJirk Studio Mr. and Mrs. I'li-.U, liy C'lJirk Studio NewM-Kuvtew Kiiki uvl UK ! Mlas Helen A. Wetherell. dautthter or Mrs. William Wethereil. or this city, and Meinard Saar. son of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Saar, of Rose- '""? married at a beautiful ceremony at four o'clock Sunday. June 2"rd. nt the First Baptist church with )Wv. H. I'. Sconce ofllciatiiiK. Roseburg Teacher Marries Sunday I J I tr ) s,r , f' sj f v 1 Ja - -Sf j ' 14 t i ' , 'f,r , ' -f ' : f':tl : i. . . i vyw&yti l by St it'll . iii,.u.i nn . nr.-. Mrs. Melvin Boak. feieiny t.t- s.ii.li... m.-uo,, ,-iiy. in... X.-ws-Ucvlcw KiiKiavhiK. Zloll I.ullieian church of fire 'H was Ihe sun Ihe marilmie "' ",s" J"" -'""'' 1 -'"-'" 1-1"'' !.lmi;hl. - r of Mr, mid Mis. Mmisl ,.,, ,., w,.M ,.,, ,, SMtlu I-:. Mi.iil;. son i,r j r. and Jlis. II ... ,, , ,, , , t .-1 ti . .-i i , ,li:ie at I:'"' oi'lmk nj ;i. ), ti. wnesl olfli Inline, - iti lu lde. irm-u In tnai rlau-e liy h- i- l.-ilhi t. wine a beamifill uowii of whit, a long the hue pc.llK. bibles inai(Uicntte and lace with il ot siik net fateneii at d a :ip edged in seed he can ic.i a hnmptct id osi'S a nd biu ivard ia ('n- t i f .1 w ii h n w hpe ehhl. - Ws I-.dler f.ange. dressed in pale fun ti oig'anxa and einhioldered batiste. Wits maid of honor for her sjsh v :md carried . a biuiunt ilcdcaie pinu gladhdi aml lark sp-ir The ht blcsm.-'ids. wearing di esses of deeper sh.ub's of pink and rose mud" on the same lines as (he bii.l.-'.J weir: Mrs. Walter Caioiitle of Cottage bimr. cousin of thn bifdnciKom, Mrs Mnnalkafl Sctand ci of tlakbmd. Calif-.u-iiia. Mlsi .ten utehnd Mi Knicltt of Mai shliehl mil Mii tilcna Mnuertehl ot tire Ki'ti t itv. They all (anted id'-ntl t a I nos'iiiiys ot pink g lad I'd us. Lire Ft n wrddins iLj. :- d..:.,.., .1 i, .v .125 1 fi- nfc a J I News-Huvtew KiiKruviiiK Bernard Saar. ' , V V KM v x J A U71 the oigai who also nnmy. Mrs. August Lance wore navy she.-r with white accessories: .Mrs. H. F. It iak wns ilresse.l in lii:hter blue with navy iiitd rose accessor ies. ni'i had corsages of garde nias nnd bouvardia. At th iccepHou immediately nf ler thf ceremony Mrs. fleiirv Stall and ' rs. Kw.tld Qua tin poured. Mrs. Kurt Schatult of Astoria and Mrs. Albert Hupp cirt the ices. iK I ,,ji K, ..,i..i. r it..,, i,. .,. the wedding cake. assisting wirn senlng were Mrs. Howanl Tied t b k of Astnria. Miss Klean n Qr.nde. Miss Miiiam Hopp. Miss Louise Hammai her of Portland. Misses Jean and Martha Jan" .Me Nair of .Milwmtkle. Miss (.nrtrude Itiiinner of Winlock. Washington. Miss I os Taylor nf Fittest t!rove. Ml-s Kay Si"ens of Portland, and M iss .lean I .a rson of St. I f Hens. C:iioliun Stall passed the "dream" cake, ! For going away thn bride wore a tht. t pink slm. r dress and top; coat wlili navy accessories and an! orchid corsage. Alter a trip tn' Seat He and Vhioiia the couple! will tei'tm to Oregon City en route io ' le ir ht'tiin in Mandon ! The to hi.- at ten. ted Wt!lnmtte untiersiiv a' Salem nnd Is n ni"in her .u Alpha Ph Alpha and was graduated from Cniverslt of Pre fnn. wtp'ie she is a member of Pt Lambda Thcta. Mr. Peak Mas gtad'lii'ed from Oregon State col- .7 , -".rais: n r . a - .Attft a i it il k Hi aft! Vfc'l I 4 r LK i by Mrs. Krwln Uhiko played tlurinir the cere-; ; icre and is a int-mber of Thetn M e:;,-r. A.tbrri , daieiniiv. Mrs Monk laucht nt the I'r .'le. j-atlg rac.e-uov loth t bt;d Ml Hnsi'titHC the wor plaMMl at last two jears. FOURTH OF JULY IS 'ENJOYED BY LARGE NUMBER ATTENDING COUNTRY CLUB i Mm. Iluliy IlergsvIK of Salom, ivlcp-clialrman' of the state Leclon The rtoseliiirR Country cluh op- auxiliary Americanism commit- j pned Ha roU course to the public tee was In active charge of the for July -ltl anil nhout one hundred oimp. .Mrs. William Horsfall. de and fifty were at the club to enjoy partment American I.CRlon nuv the occasion. iliary president, conceived the Prizes for the morning and early idea for the camp and detail, afternoon tournament plavs were: were carried oul by the Americ-in-us follows: Low medal first, K. S. Ism committee of the nuxiliury. .McClain; second. Maurice 1.. !!h!!- 111 the camp. Klrls showluc lead marlt; third. J. E. Marks: fourth, ershlp ability were trained In the W. V. Uuodwin, and fifth. A. A. practical workings of a democra Wilder. tic forin of government. From all Low net: first, floss Somuicr: over the state came Rirls to leant second, (ieorge Handle: third, H. ann nave inn too. ituin Ann re T. Hansen; fourth, K. U I.ylle, and ported an attendance of IWi at fifth, Frank Coen. icnmp althounh plans had been , I llllnd bouey tournament prizes made for only Kin this first year, went to Will II. (leri-etsen, W. M Shirley Parsons, daughter or Set-Mi-Enchern, I.. K. Flea. Kenneth Beant and Mrs. Paul Parsons re- . (Julne. DwHViie lltlell. Robert Kelly lurned to Itoseburg with Until H. D. Qitlne, J. A. Harding and U An" " vl" 'l,h fll',"'ll s,llr L. Spencer. ' ,py was sent from Maker by the lllRb medal prizes went to W M 'j"ni"r auxiliary. Iloth girls are Oluischied. first; Virdon Houcock' 1 M"h 1,1 "nils0 lll'1"'0 ,hi" second; A. A. Abraham third-' noll'inK Kil1 "''l1 lllem ""W lle)It Jack Chapman, fourth, and llr yr- "ptl' ""vie- "f Louis Cohen fifth another former Kosebut'K officer, The prize for a bh-tlle went lowu" J-1"1"'-(ieno Oreeu for hole No. 8. ' 1'orothy McCullouRh Lee, statu At four o'clock the members s(,natnr from Multnomah county of the Country ciub enjoyed a mix- '"rectcd the program of Rovern- oil tin ii. lli. n .. . ..1 . muni Klin u na nuuiutstil In' l rit en nandlcnp tournament with prizes Roins tn Kil HndlRan, Lyle Snod Brass, Frank Supprell, Deb Imv, L. E. McClintock. .Mrs. Kenneth (Jnine and .Mrs. W. M. McKai hern. FollowflllF tlln I.i 1,11., l"-k supper was held nt the c-tiil- nouse. wiinininK was enioved hv Ihe you i iter eromi Knendniv n.a (lay at the cluh and h,t. i WZ evenlnc Fourth of July fireworks ere enjoyed. MILDRED R. WHITE AND HERBERT O. McCUMSEY MARRY ON SATURDAY .uiss- Mitii,f,i it, vi,it,.. utlrac- . iivm oaiiRiiter or Itev. and Mrs. Levi White, o Hi 1.4 ,.ty, u, Herbert O. isev. a snti r Mrs. Kmlle iiiiit, in i ooKliiumass. were niar- neii a! a be.-iiiiiriil eeremonv two o clock Saturday afternoon. nine L'liih, at the home of the lll-illc's l,:il-i.lllu iti U-,.ul tf,.a..l Itev. A. .1. Stunner, minister of the lormer Methodist church South. l.erloimcd the eeremonv In Ihe I presence of twentv-two relatives and ri lends of I he collide eiecu-o seuaior, sue s, ui-i ,, .. , . ,, when we 'went to Salem for in The hi de, attractive ill a alleur )p,.,n ,)f ie rIip, , ,., , , " , 1 I0":1 ;.,l,lk-. ,Va? "''n; ed ,,,, n,.U sP ,.,,, We held i,v , ,,1 ''"'i' '.',' rea I legislature In the senate ind i'p'V. ' r ("","" ,'" house. We went through the , .ii ii ,is nisi mail. Rlt (n s ,n th8 t.hlirit ,,a(.(. ( ! nlliiv.-lim the ceremony, a re- governor sat in the governor's celitinn was held and the wedding ,.,(r in ,s oriice. We passed a cake was cut hv the bride., Follow- llln )n n,P st.nite chamber before lug the reception Mr. and Mrs. Mc .p ,,. ln ,., Wi ,wss0, ( nsey and Private William U ,,,-,., , l,s. oMo of our I ne ten tor rort Stevens, tire oi-re me jailer nas neen staii.oueii the last year and a half. EDYTHE FLORENCE KELLEY tncniMins run uueais ai , LUNCHEON ON MONDAY l ir.s. Kdythe Fliireme Kelley vory ENTERTAINS FOR GUESTS AT ciously entertained at a lov(dy one i'clo It lunchenn at her beau Hlnl home Monday In compliment to her lioiisecuesi, Mrs. Harriet T. Ilnnves, of Welisley. Mass.. presi dent of the Association of lleheltnh Assemblies International, win has been visit fnjr Hefmkah Assemblies in i no weai ami w no ai 1 1 veu net Sunday and remained over untii' j Monday aHeinoon. when she left for home, via San Francisco, wop- ! inni; off there tn attend the Uohlen (tali fair. Covers were placed for Mrs. i Iteeve.t. ime-d of honor, Mrs. Fred A. Uotr, Fred liusseil and the lion ! toss. .Mrs. Ktdley. Mrs. Kelley Is a j past president cif the Assnciation , M Itebekah Assemblies Interuation- il. I MR. AND MRS. R. D. COEN ENTERTAIN BRIDGE CLUB AT DESSERT-SUPPER FRIDAY Mr. and Mrs. It. 1). Conn enter tained their bridge club at a very lovely seven-thirty o'cloek dessert- supper at their heauttful home look Frldav evening. Shasta daisies and gladioli formed an at- auxiliary that finds Stale cin tractive decorative motif for the make a real contribution in Juii . occasion. ! ,n develop intelligent, -,,!. Covers were placed lor Miss stni'-Mve leadership for the In Phyllis Allen, or Itlooininuton. Illi ture." nois. and Miss Helen Casey, guests. Am ther year It is the hope nf am! Mr. and Mrs. F. S. McCli'in, the Fmpfpia unit to lie nhle ii Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lockwuod. Hr. send several girls to Heaver State, nnd .Mrs. K. It. Van Ness. Mr. and. The unit Is as pleased as ituilt Mrs. W. T. Peter?., Mr. mid Mis. Ivan'Ann over the outcome of this trial Pickens mid the host ami hostess. Mr. ami Mrs. Coen. Contract bridge was enjoyed din ing the evening with r.core prizes going m Mrs. l.ock wood. Miss (a sey and Or. Van Ness. PICNIC SUPPER IS ENJOYED AT "FIRHAVEN" ON FOURTH OF JULY A delightful evening picnic sup per was enjoyed on the Fourth of July in the attractive river hank garden. "Firhaveu" of Hr. and .Mrs. K. IL Stewart tn Lnurelwood. Those oujnyins Die occasion In cluded Mr. nnd Mrs. It. A. Huseti bark. Mr. and Mrs. .f. .1. Wardlow, Mr. ami Mrs. Noble (ioettel. Mr. and Mrs. Alvln Hreer. Miss Stella j i (elicit, i ir. ami Airs. t. u. i less ,r- r- niewan. Following the supper hour, the group enjoyed Fotnh of July fire works on the river hank. HOLIDAY ENJOYED AT RICE SUMMER CAMP Mr. nnd Mrs. P. W. HelliwHl and Mr. nml .Mrs. Ford Singleton drove up the North I ntpna on July Ith to spend the day til the summer camp of Mrs. IlelliweH's parents. Attorney and Mrs. Pexter Ith-e. who, with the Helliwcirs son, Jimmie, ami Miss Alice Moon, are spending their vacation at the camp. American Legion Auxiliary Activities It)- MliS. C I.ACIH-: I1AKKR An enthusiastic booster for lleiuer nlrls Suite. ;,itii ,iin Itnhl. dauuliter or (amain and Mrs I.. U . Itnhl. returned to Hose, bnris ibis k from Silycr creek talis near Salem w here tlie first Beftver fill-In Slnto of Oregon ua Iholil this last week. menl. She wns assisted by Mrs. ZeltH Rchlador. mayor of Silver ton; .Mrs. Kdna Moore. NewbcrK; Mrs. Harbaia Khoades and Mrs. Hazel Jtoland of Portland. Girls Htlendlnji camp were from 11 lo 22 T"!'" of ami w ere spon sored by units of the American Legion uux iliary. "America can "'"' ,,e served and the principles petunteil by deveinpinR "future leaders anions our yotinc women I who are mentally and spirit tinny lequipped to participate actively in the alTairs or Rovernnient." said Senator Dorothy hce. Kutfi Ann reported that around the cainpfire the nteht of their rival. Fred Smith Corhelt told the KJoiip that theirs was one of 1 1 similar camps in the Cniied Slates. There ai(. five cabins and two leaders' cabins there, Kulh Ann said. The whole camp was the state and each unit was a 7"n,y ,vl,ll'h '"" 'ivt't'1' """ , , , d 'niiiimlgn for our offli- "!'H: exclaimed itutn Ann i us tlis wns me.l(n f prouus' suu fiovernor Sprauue spoke to the Kills Wednesday. Mrs. Horsfall I o Id the ftirls that their c;unp was much Ihe nicest she had set;n. In California the Kills met in a hifdi school. "Friday nir.ht each unit had 10 put nn a skit." Ruth A. In said. "Our unit sot the prie. II was a cliocolate cake and we waited till lichts were "lit and - boy! was It Kood!" The last (lay Hie girls went 'n ten-inlle hike and ti;i(t a movie Ul)(,,u f ill (iovernnieiil bodies. Picture- of the cirls apnea red in Foi l laud and Salem papers. I larriet l.onu. stale librarian, told the girls that today women Hit going out in the world and do ing remarkable things. They can do what ever they undertake, she told them. "Hlrls State," Dorothy MiCul 'loch Leo Haiti. "Is designed to he a practical working mode) of our government where the fund-uncut-ials of good citizenship are taught, j The American Legion an viliary i feels that our democracy will be able to .successfully withstand (my .impact of subversive influence if our youth realizes the close rela tionship between government and individual welfare. I "It Is the hope." Senator I.i flared. ol tho American l-ecmn Heaver Stale. KEEP JUNIOR CLEAN and YOURSELF COOL Summer need be no baclt brealcing problem even if you are the mother ol an active on. Keeping his clothes clean is our problem. Let us take caro of your laundry whilo you Icccp cool. I D RYCIE A N I N G
