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KUSfcHURG NEWS-RbVlfcW. ROSfcBURG OREGON. SATURDAY, JULY 20, 1940.
. 53
5(D(EDEirW
Social Calendar
Sundav. Julv 21
'iiMiurinli IttirkiT niiniiMl ifiinlmi
to lie Imld ut one o'clock banket
dinner pirnltMit Idkyld park, .lem-
hers ami friends invited.
Monday July 22
N. of W. Thlnfble dull to meet ut
home Ol Ml'S. (iCOIKO C'lTllrtllilW Oil
WuHt liougluK Mired.
Ilr ll I. Il.mi.i-- i,(ir1..l..iifilnlii.'i.
tionul Klble study lass to meet at
7 : 1 T. in evening at Doughm hotel
ilii.ln,- hull Piihlli- iiivlloil
Tuesday, July 23
'K. 8. club Hllernoon ini'eting at
home of Mrs. J. K. Hyrd
Kosf-hurg Kebekuh lode to meet
it N o'clock In evening at hall. Ho
freshiiii'iits hi charge of Ma vine
fludnell. Kulli Dlshmun, Minnie
Noyer, Ollle Kcolt, Kinmalou IHsh
mail. Virginia Cyrus and O, L.
Johnson. Kntei'taliiment in charge
of Lillian N.dson, Klsie Keese and
Merle Henry.
Wednesday, July 24
Ladles Missionary and Aid ho-
eiety of lilide liaptlst church to
meet ut ltlce phulc park in afler-
noou with Mr. L. M. Itlee, Mrs.
CharJea Vlcek and Mrs. Paul Can
well an hostesses.
Kl. Joseph's Altar noddy to
meet at tw lu afternoon at Cath
olic uiirhdi hull on North K it no
Hlreel. tKWIH
U. 0. T. V. noon pot luck picmi
luncheon at It. II. Wilson place at
I'mpiiua.
i'yihhiu Slstera business meethiK
at o'clock In evealiiK at K. of K
hall.
Gniy laiile.H to bow from ten to
four at Kpiscopiil parii-ii ball fu"
Red Cross.
Thursday, Julyf 25
'Kdeii iadles ald - of . Klainse
church to meet, in ulternoou at
home of Mrs. Carl llackland in
stead of at the church with Mrs. J.
' HJoKi'en as hostess as previounly
anuotiu:ed. ,
Lndtca of Hoieliiit'),' Country club
. to meet at 8:110 a. m. at club course
Jon-W'tfi itytltif'k luncheon at 12:30
aul contriwt blithe play at I CUi.
Mldscoital uuild liblies to hold all
.lav sowlnu etin al SI Ceorire's
Knlscinial narlsli ball; on Knst Cuss
street. .Members and friends to how
for mwli t ro.. ' t . , ( ,
, Friday, July 26 .""moon ol August 1 with Airs.
, FloreiU'o N-lghlingale tent, , No. .'hneld,-r aellng as bus
' IS, Hauitl.U'rs ol Wiil.ni Veterans of "'"H-
'ill.- Civil War, lslil lS.15; iniuel.er's.'l
their .lamllies . uil.l. nvllell miests'i MARRIAfiE DATE OF
' askH.I 1 1 rt I drill " (i : 3.1 )0llm k picnic I ELMER DENT AND :
Slipper III Mnplo gruvij. . , .
Saturday, July 27'
Itosehurg Women's club service I
t,.... ........ ,,ii ...... ...,u,.,.u i,
bouse opposite limit's Indian Ihu-1
.,ri, -
tre.
Sunday, July. 28
. (lill.leu Valley Woyi en's club in
vites entire commlinlty lo' tttleud
annual picnic noon luncheon III
Iltitlou's grove. Coffee to be fur
nished hy rluh. Those allendiug ie
ttuesled to brlu gllleir picnic
luuches.
BETTIE RAE YOUNG AND
ABNER RICE, JR., MARRY
HERE ON JULY 13th
Alls. Heltle Kae Young, ullruc
tlie daughter of Air. und .Mrs. Cienu
Young, ol Itlverslde. Calif., anrl Ab
ner ltlce. Jr., son or Mr. uml Airs.
Aimer ltlce. of DllUird. Were quiet
ly married at an Impressive cere
monv al eluht-lhli-lv o'clock Kitl-
ur.lny evening. July Willi, al .the ! . uin nignt ni the iii uiory. a.
home or Airs. Willie (l.ioil.nau m i liti h lime plans were null! I
Ml. Winchester slreel in Itosehurg. ' ""' " o'clock pntluck picnic
Judge It. W. Marslers perl.;.' jsupper lo be held by Ihe inemliers.
Hie oereliiony lu Ihe presence ol' ""'h' 'anillles und luviled guests
Ihe bridegrooms' parous. Air. ..nil MBple grove next Friday night.
Airs. Abner lllce. his uiinl, Mrs. !
Kiidle Sheridan. Air. and Mrs. Kuril lolh.wmi: Ihe business meeilug
.llllvanl. Isaac Cllne und Mrs. I. II ,
lie Coo.lmuf:.
lleuutlful bou.iilels of gladioli In:"1.' l""'',," the g.oui
.pastel colors und Ihe sollly llghled
rooms were altracllely arranged
. lor the wediliug selling.
The bride was lovelv lu a peiirl-jL' ' COOPER AND
while shark skin ensemble and a 1 JE AN HARRIS MARRY
ciirstige ol gardenias ami hoiivurilla HERE 0N THURSDAY
al her tin oat. For raveling thei i v ... , , . ...
' bride chose a .al ol blue with j Jv.Vh , r s! i le l' ,V 'm
inatchliig accessories. v , 1 , , V
The bride Is the danglder of Mr I ; ," , Vh Mi,, ,' ', ' 'U"
and Mrs, (lien Vouug. loimoilv of bv Ihe liel ielv ll T 'M""lf"
''. -? ,1!:'-"!"' ?'" ' t, 'Him''bioih,:;:
' T, . .
glass high school In I'.llo and Is
h popular uiemner n. ine ouuger: .Mr. and Mrs
set. The briil. 'gn null Is Ihe second 'Ihelr 'home' in
son oi .mi. ami mis. Aimer llice. ot
Illllard. He w as gi .iduulcil I rem
Itosehu.g blgli school und Is now; a A m
employ.'d at Ihe Stephens street GARDEN VALLEY WOMEN'S
Saleway store. ICLUB ANNUAL PICNIC TO
Following i. honeymoon In lie I BE HELD ON JULY 28
spent al coast points and In lliei
mo Ihwest. tllev will telui 11 lo make
Ihelr home In Oialla.
REBEKAH LODGE TO
MEET NEXT TUESDAY anno... iced lor Suiuli.y. July ;'S. to
liosehllig Kchckuh lodge N'o 1 1 ' ,"' ''''i11 ''I ll,,n" llutlon's grove.
will in n.M Tnes.h.v iiIl-IiI al!Tll"S1' allendiug Ueil to
(, o'clock ... Ihe I (I. ... F ball. Tlielhr'ug Ihelr hasUcI lunches Colfee
ref.eshulen. untlltee ;n I lie eve 1 " " be luilllvlled by Ihe club.
III..:: III. I.lll, 'S Mavnie' 1 1 IK I T , . -1 1, i '
Hull. Ilishnii.li. Mlii.il.. Nmer. llllie ! w C. T. U. TO PICNIC
Si nil. Fn.nialou lllshmun. VI. gluii. NEXT WEDNESDAY
Cyrus und ... I.. Johnson j
Tbe ceiling's enter. iiitimoiit will ""' " ,,' 11 hu aniiounceil
In lu chiirco ol Lillian Nelsnll i:! '''' y,'''y dellgb.l.ll noon potluck pie
sle lie,.,, and .Merle H.'urv Ml""1' '"'"'hem. lo he held next Wed
meinbeis mc lequesleil lo ,c p, es-1 '"'"'lay in "Hollen Acres" home ot
HI
MISSIONARY AND AIO
SOCIETY TO MEET
I
The Missionary and Indies Aid ALTAR SOCIETY TO
society .ol the . Ilide llapllsl chnn 1. 1 MEET NEXT WEONESDAY
will lucid at ltlce park nel Wed-1 SI. Joseph's ,uar soc.ely has
nesilai ..I.e. noon will. M.. 1. Al jauuounceil an l.npuiiaul nicel.ug
lllce. Mis Charles Vlcek .....I Mrsjlo. Inn o'clock next Weduesduy
Paul Caswell at ling as lliiv.""te- I .'llel noei' lo he held a. the inn ish
All members ore u.g.il to lie in
ent.
By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER
I
GARDEN VALLEY WOMEN'S
CLUB HEARS INTERESTING
TALK AT MEETING
Tint members of the Garden
Valley Women's club were very
1 IHH lit ly eill hi tallied at the chili
' 1")Uat , '-'hmsday afternoon with
BB "sr",H-
Jnaime and Donald War., nnler-
j mined I In giup liy singing songs
tmi " 'KJ;' reading was given
r"m,m ,rt "
A most Interestlm; and Infoinri
)e UUK CIV M ISS laiC AlUleiHOII.
' Ul W-- "'"." vis
m IlH' V11"1' 1 1,'I"('- J,r7, n
riijuvii. mini rtlllMMNlill HIM 111 II
eery u--iJgliiltil mid inlot inal w ay
the IncidenlK nf her Join m-y to
Sweden 1,'ihI year. She recounted
her trip through the i'auaiua can
al and acroHH the Atlantic to I -on
dim. Knitland : Oslo, Norway, and
liothenheig and Stockholm. Swed
en, giving accountH of family lite
and customs in the rural and city
disl rifts of those count rtn. Allss
Anderson's talk wax very gnnily
enjoyed and appreciated by the
members and guests present.
I'luiis weii made mr the an
until club picnic, which will be
j held Sunday. July I', it Mut lt)tr
Ki-ove and an invitation has been
'extended to nil residents of I he
(iarden valley community to join
wini the i-liiD and bilutt Ihelr
banket lunches tu the a,rovc tor
that occuMlon. Coffee will he serv
ed by I lie dub.
Al the lea hour Mrs. Calhoun.
iiHHlnted by Mih. Albert llrown
and .MIks I'atrictii DoiiKlaa, serv
ed lovely lelreMlnnentH to: Miss
Kate Anderson, of Los Angeles,
Mrs. Nora K. Ware. Mis. Imrley
Ware and daughter. Joanne, -mil
son, hnuuld. .Mrs. Ituby Tucker,
.Miss Jean Hltdiie. Mrs. ieoi-
Niday, Mrs. t;. ('. Bailey. Mrs. I-
I., nnr.hfnnl. Mrs. John Daniels,
Mrs. Harvey Kwens.. Mrs. H, C
(irabain. Mrs. S. Muiton, Mrs.
Wutih KJtchle. Jr.. Mrs. A. N.
Schneider, Mrs. Clem Schneider.
Mrs. John Sinclair. Mrs. l-eter Sin
clair. Mis. C. L. Spray. .Mrs. Wil
liam Vauithn, Mrs. T. M. Wlnnl
fonl and daimbter. Kmma Leah,
and Mrs. I 'red Wood.
The dub was happy to an
nounce at the ineelliiK Mini Mrs. .1.
V. Lonir has been welcomed into
: I he oruaulfillon us a new
nieiu-
l'r.
J T'K' r.-tular . lull meelliiK
" "" ' i iuininuse ine
CAROUYN HARRIS SET
' JiMlliiiions have been r. (veil
here bV relatives and riieuds hi at-
"i'il cereinony today.
,'."l -t. of Allss Carolyn. Harris.
Uaughlcr or Air. uml Mrs. I.loyd A.
Harris, of I Villi, 'Km, II. C and
William Klmcrl Dent. -oldest son ol
Air. ami Airs. J. II. Ilenl. id Itose
b.irg. al twolhirty o'clock at tbe
Augellcuu c.burub at I'eullcton.
Following ihe wedding ceremony
I , ni,,,,,. ,n-. ait a ..irs. .lent
! will go lo Tillamook to nialie Ihelr
home. Air. licit, who wus grailii.
aled lu the IIMii class from Oregon
Slate college, Is employed III Tilla
mook. D. OF U. V. T3
HOLD PICNIC FRIDAY
Florence Nightingale Tent No.
IT.. Haugblers ol I'ulou Veterans
of Ihe Civil War INIil lS.ir, me.
" l"lz. ".niesl on the Hug was
ducted liv Virginia Cyrus
The
will be held Alluusl
ihe eve. ling al Ihe ai.u.i.v.
islsler-lu law or th,
J teudanls.
bride, we
al-
Cooper will make
Suiherlln. where
uli,, lo.mec I
I lloinin:, mii,
employed In Ihe
lh '":'e community of (laid
jeu valley has been imiicd lo join
(Willi Ihe i:. ll, I, ll Vallev omen s
;'",llh l,,r l luh's annual picnic
I.Mr, nnu Mrs. it ) Wilson al
ll'iupiiua. All members and Uieir
:il.l.ed liien.H have been asked
ll." enjoy the oc-uslo.l j
;l.ll on North Kane siiect. MlN'.
loeiu'ie.s ale urged lo be M ese.ll. '
PARGETER-WHARTON BRIDGE
I BREAKFAST IS CHARMING
'AFFAIR OF TUESDAY
One of tlw.
loveliest parties of)
the week was the ten o'clock fried
chicken bridKe breakfust Kiven by
'Mrs. H.
Mrs. II. (. l'arKeter and Mrs.
t ,t,tra u!i...i,. i-n,.uif,i. ..... i.iir
, ., , ... , , . .. ,
" "Vlahe lea ""'
h .., I.Iuhkoh.h wore UHtMl uhoul
111.. IOU1HX. '111.' blO.lkf.iBt W,!H
labl l.huc.1 on l l.o mdou to.-.'
i-iicch of Ibc biimo. wliich coin-
im.iimIh one of (be fluent views m '
u....i I
,, ,.' . , ,, ,, .
Mi-. I'liiKolor iiikI Mm. Wharton
were amUntml by Mm.)
V,' ,7 i i V.,V """"J . josBe anil lier houae guest, Mrs
Al,r. VlrKlnla (il ...our. I lleorge Cro.kett, of Taooina
i;nels Invlteil to enjoy the (!. Wash Mm t'lult- K All,.,, , il.
.1,-h.l,,, affair with Mr.. Parget or ( house' gueal, AIIhs Loulae A iider
' urlon lnel..d.Ml Mr. ,, ,,,.,,, All-.. H. C. XVud
(,. ft. Child., of Han ''raneweo; i ... ,, ,.' , .., , '
Alls. Marlon Talt. of llryn Mawr '"'.-lie Vh. nun J T J' J '"'
a. Phna.lolphla. Pa, M.. I.apbne irwim L t 'hrV'
Huchos, Now ark. New Jersey; Aliss
wortl . m. w r,. ; , " L',"
John Young. Mm. I). II. Iluhar. All..
. . ' '
Allee l-elan.l. Mis. Marcaret llai '
'.Mrs. II. C. Chureb. Airs. John H.I
Itohinson. Miss, (iertr.l.lo llasl.
Mrs. llr.Mi.lwny. Mr., lialpb (J.llno.l
Mrs. (i. V. Wl.nhorly, Mrs. (Ill O.-i
borne. Airs. Arlllllr Clarke. Ml-1.
William K. Hlumer. Miss Marie
Alartens and Airs. Frederick J.
I'orler.
Following the enjoyable break
fast hour, contract bridge was lu
play with Mrs. W. F. Chapman
winning the high score prize.
MRS. JOHN M. RAISH
HONORED AT PARTY AT
ADRIAN FISHER HOME
Airs. John Al. Kul.h. who Is
leaving soon for u visit In Hie lllld-i
dlewest. was eoluplluienteil at u
charming one thiliy o'clock lies-;
serl-lunelieon given Wednesdav
by Mrs. Adrian Fisher at her home I " M-. I0u::enp I'rineen. Jr..
in North Hoseburg. Mrs. W. M.l'"" 1111,1 Imsless ut u dance
Aloore. Airs. A. I. Itelch and Airs. Klv,'n '" honor of tbelr first wc.l-Flsli,,,-
li'i.r. .,..,1. .. i, .... i ! ding iinnlversarv. an, I l 1,.,,,..',. n,-
liose h bridge foursome club, pre-'
seined a lovely farewell L'lll to Airs
Jluisb.
Clu.llnll fornieil
, .leeorallve uiollf lor tbe oreasion. j
i ' wen, pincou mr ,.rs. k.iisii
guest of honor. Airs. W. Al. Moore
Mrs. A. I. Kalsh. Mrs. Al. H. Mllll-l
oy. .Mrs. Louis Fullerton. Mrs. Ar-
Ihur II. Moumrord. Mrs. K. A.!
I'osl and the bosless. Mrs. Fisher.1
( onlracl bridge was enjoyed dur-
i Ing Ihe allernoou with Mrs. Munuv
winning the high score prizo."
MRS. ADRIAN FISHER
ENTERTAINS BRIDGE
CLUB MONDAY EVENING
Mi's. Ailrinn Fisher verv gracious,
ly eulerlahied her bridge club al
a .h'llehllul elghl o'clock dessert-
slipper at her home Monday c-r.-il-!
Ing. Ilcaulllul summer rlowe.-s cur-1
l ied out an attractively .leeorallve
luollflorlheoecasl.il,. I
( overs were irfaco.l for Airs. K.
('. I'alterson, a guesl, and .Mrs. W. :
I.. Winiberly. Airs. .1. II. Ileiinessv.l
Mrs. Louis Fiillerloii. Airs. Civile
Fulleilon. Mis. Leslie C. Cuminlngs.l
.Mrs. Clyde Carslelis and Urn hos-'
less. Airs. Fish,,,. i
contract bridge was enjoyed
luring i no evening wilh score
prizes going to Mrs. Fisher. Airs.
I'allorsoii and Mrs. Carstens.
CHARMING LUNCHEON
ENJOYED AT KNAPP
HOME ON TUESDAY
An uii.'iiciivc lace filet clolh and
a howl of blue ami yellow summer
...ossorns carried oul a prelly mo-l
' ' ' iMiapi
day alle.-noon, when she outcrtulu-j
.iienus in u cuarniiug one,
...lock luncheon lit her home on
.-aue s.reet. ..e.,g....,i, seven-iniriv o clock
overs were placed lor Mrs. I,. ! desse. i s.i,per at their nllraclive
L Wlluberly. Airs. (I. V. Wllulierlv ' home In Ihe Howell apartments:
Airs. K (1. itlckll Airs W .' I l'"l Iday evening Colorful bouquets'
Campbell. Ali-M. Fre.leriel. .1 purler' "' s''l"lKus and gladioli were.,
uml Ihe hostess, Mrs Knanp .used lo carry out a pretlv tlecora-j
Visiting and sewing were 'enjoy-1 "v" """" ""' thc '"-casiiin
ed during (he pleasant afleraoo.i ,T-MT, ''".' '""'I
hours
PENNEY COMPANY
EMPLOYEES ENJOY
PICNIC FRIDAY-
The employees nf il. local J. C.
Penney comi'iiuv stor iluve.t a
I delightful picnic supper at Clce.
land rapids Friday evening. Ilial
ing. swimming and visiting v er.
enjoyed .luring tbe social lucre liy
j.lleuu Owen, manager of 'he sl.vc,
,.r lino Airs, licit Court,,.'.-. Mi.
and .Mrs. Howard Cmorol',. .Mrs
Leo.. VeurnniHl. Mrs Clonics Solo
mon. Hob lllssel. Hill Stevens. K,.n.
nelh Hii.lleld. Ilettv Slict-k. Mavilin
Shaw. Alalcolm Mollis mid Alii
Claribcl lloilck.
THIMBLE CLUB TO
MEET AT CRENSHAW
HOME ON MONOAY
Mrs. (Jeo, go Crenshaw will en
lertaln .he Neighbors or Woodcraft
Thimble dub next Motulav uller.
noon a lller home on West l.ouulas
s.reel, Ihe lueetlug was pre.tous.
I.v announced It would he held hi
Ihe linote ol Mrs Allie Colloril. lull
due to Ihe latle.'s Illness, the meet
ing place was changed.
'GLENGARY SEWING rLtm
ENTERTAINED WEDNESDAY
I AT HOOTEN HOME
Airs. .1. A. Hooten ami Airs 11
j K. Heeling were Join, hostessc a.
la cha. mills .lesse.iiuncheoi. meet
I let ol the Oleligary Sewing . lub
.'. IMcb ...el ut the louner's home
ltduediiv ullerimoii Seivhi,. ,.il
- lnug wee e.ilov.'d jhnlnr in
v.clal houi
MRS. CARL E. WIMBERLY
ENTERTAINS AT CHARMING
TEA FOR VISITORS TUESDAY
Al iB. Carl K. Wiiiiberly entertain
ed at a vory e ha lining ton from
throe to five o'clock Tuesday after
noon at her lovely bo me on KhhI
1 -ji lie street in compliment to Mm.
Thomas Fry, of (i rants Pass, and
Mrs. Frank Milium, of .Salem.
ilea ut lt'u I bouquets of summer
f low era were used about the rooms,
while the tea Lable, covered by a
lace cloth, was centered with a Mat
white bowl holding graceful sprays
or fUBchia, dark maroon scabiosa
and miniature white figurim-fi
Mrs. Albert Micelll served punch
and MiH. A. K. Kent no u red col lee
.Mrs. J. Harold Mahout and Miss
hi ea note Micelll ust-iisted Airs.
, Wlinberly in nerving.
A ni..i ...,. ,i. .
A bp(;c1jm feature of the tea was
the very beaut lul violin aolos nlay-
C" by " '''"'
H " ' !' " ' 7
'"" '-""I""; J"
" -Mih. J. Hiirohl
r,,;,,ol;
.V,"""1" !to'"' ' nfteinoon
with Mih. W lllliiei lv lionoi lni! 11m.
l-ilbnrn ..ml .Mm. fry hii.1 .IiiukIi
ter Mar;ia, liicf ikIcmI :. Mrs. J F
iiarker. Alia. Drou.iwny. Air.. L. W.
V. Wiiukcrly. .AI.h. Alhert Mleelli
A: K-nt, Airs. II. v.. Chureh,
i. II. C. Chureh.
,,'V.,. "'!'. ""mc
. ru . ..
' L,-V e -'-.
?. Orunt (Jshorn. Mrs. Stewart
. '. .;, ,' -'"no. sirs.
'""V Ul' .J'Y JUr8- A' Wl"a'
'- ' c; "'' Mrs. Harry
.....vn, mm. n. i v Hippie, rtlrs.
V'. K. Chapiii.in, Airs. J. Harold
Nichols ami Airs. Kredoriok J. d'or
ter. .Mrs. Lllhurn has lioen apendlnlt
the last week, here visiting m the
home of her parents lii hiu', Mr. a:i.l
Airs. A. J. I.llburn, In l.aurelwood,
anil Air. anil Airs. I'Yy anil daugh
ter, Alurila. ure vaealloniiiK at
"lllenan.lon," summer homo or the
S. V. Wlmlierly s on tbe North
I inpijuii near (Hide.
MR. AND MUP. DB.Mro,
CELEBRATE FIRST WEDDING
ANNIVERSARY AT DANCE
Ullnahffh lOu'gholm on We'd-
flel"l,lv i'enlng. Airs. Kngliolni is
'here visiting her parents. Air. and
,.,i,.'""s- '" r flrockwuv, ini,
allra.'live H si,....
Airs, (lallanlz. whose birthday
'., , . "" UIIU ""' " Riven ll
L i. . 1 ' H""I,11 "'
' i'"1""- f , , .
h.,, , , f , s furnished by ..
V." ' "" uccui-illon. and,
....,.. . '....t il... . -,-
, pari or lh,,. lance.
I.v ii i-i i !'-V.!'a , ' ,"'Htc'1.Boir toiirnaiue.il 'I'hursday morning
h M ls Kl zabelh Waul, was given ,, c, ,.,lb ,.,.,,. wl,h A,s .i,
lo ill , l.ullanlz. K M,.is ,vi , . rj , , , ,
Fo - Ose m' ,Tv '!i K""'v-M'- Kri.nk Cel.. the second flight.
Mm til l.iil' xii'' 'L ,-v"--.l Mrs. W. J. Olmscheid, third
.il.titin I'aul. Al.ss hadie lUixton. fiKht
Mrs. Alelina I'enon. Airs. It. liar-: ? ' ,
i i ,. J.uni heon was served at noon to
Air. and Alls I Harold VidmlVl
.Mr. I. II. Mchols Mr A I . I'aul'
Aljss Al Wutzi" Miss Cescelia Wat'
nig, Miss Wllilail' I'o'lijola Mr ao l
.Mrs. Cb.rence Charlier. Aliss'llelle
t'.nik. ;Mlss I'altv Nichols Air I!av-'
monil Nichols. Mrs Kllzu'heth' Fnii-1
holm. Air. Illcharil M..h.,l u- ,, I
Mantis. Mr. .' I'nul m 'r'"....'.-i..J
llllMon. Air. Alfred Perron, )r.
I 'avid Porroii. Itav Wle.kstrom :
Miss Ileum ll.,,.,,.. .',... I.- . I
''rlv MeJ'.'jIs, Mr. uml Mrs. Ku,
I i inum. sr.. .M
and Mrs V tial-l
lailtz. Mr. A. Mender. Mr. Ilariv'
iieury. sir. und Mrs. llarnev Walsh.l1"1-' ...uiage ..roye mums in ...o
.Miss KliZHheth I'aul. Airs. Al. I'aul.!1"""' future ami an Invilallon wiis I
Alls, llernardine 'ilncen. Mr. Itlcli-
aid I'llnc
Uever I Father Leo
Sheehiin. Air. ami .Mrs. Kugene H,,bing ilulihouse.
I'rtncon. Jr
MR. AND MRS. LOCKWOOD
FMTFRTAIN BRIDGE CLUB
-IU r HI DA Y EVENING
. . . .u.i .v rs. i-1 en lock wood en-.
le.lalneil Ihelr bridge club at a
.'i,.-. i'. . i.eun. en. gliosis, aim... . , . , ,
Mr niwl Mi- I.' i,-i..i ... I lorlne.ly ol Ihls cll. was honored
and .Mrs. U. H. Coen. Mrs. W. T
Peters and the host and hostess.
Mr. and All's, l.ockwood.
Contract biidge was enjoyed dur
ing (he pleasant evening hours,
with score prizes going l.o Airs.'
llelllivell.
lurs.
Air. Coen und Airs. Pc-
GRAY LADIES ENJOY
SEWING FOR RED CROSS
The members id the flrav Ladii
organization euj;iyed un all-day
meeting from len lo four o'clock
Wedl.es. lay Willi
polluck '
luncheon al Ihe Kpiscppal hall, at
which lime the ladles sewed 0.1 ...
tbies lor Ihe lied Cross. Mrs. I..
A . .l.-se is ...ilng as chairman of
Ihe sowing project lor Ihe group,
i.asi week the group mel at the
nail to sew tor Ihe Ited (ioss until
,11 noon we.e the gnosis of Airs. I
IV. ry Smith, who en.erlaiiieil the
loli 's oi ihe Kpiscopiil church at
' vei'! .in Ing one o'clock lunch'
'".I
The Cray holies will meet iigaln
lor Ibc lied Cross Irom len to tour
o'clock. All inemliers ure urged to
be present lo assist with the work.
REUNION OF BARKER
FAMILY TO BE HELD
AT IDLEYLD SUNDAY
The annual reunion n( Ihe do.
sci'inlau. ol X.. hatiali llaiker will and Airs. Al. II. Aluncy, members,
be held Sunday at a one o'clock j and Mis. Fredetick J. Purler, a
basket dinner al bllevld pa. k. ' Riie-t.
Aleinlieis i, .lie r.milv uml nil. Conlract bridge was enjoyed dur
friend', are cordially in. lied In Bt- Ing the atternoeli with Airs. V im-
leun.
DAYTIME MAKEUP FADES WHEN
THAT EVENING SUN GOES DOWN
It's "Sicklied O'er With the Pale Cast"
Given by Artificial Lighting at Night
IS7 wAj , i 'JJ
W 'Jf ' J pif
P Vv -' 3imi" 1141
She doesn't need soft, artificial light to add to her allure. Flaw
less skin, expertly made up; a charming hat in a new shade of
pink to match lips and nails; a Rood-looking day-length dinner
dress her appearance will stand close scrutiny in summer's day
lighted evenings before the lights arc turned on.
COUNTRY CLUB LADIES
ENJOY GOLFING, BRIDGE
AND LUNCHEON. THURSDAY
'1-1,. II, . nr .. T,... c
-j,,... ,.,,, ,;, .,, .
M' " "i'I.Iki'b and daughter,
'"'"' Mr. J. F. Illllard and daugh
''',K' ',,a,'",,e and Jeanne, anil
J"'H- "I"111''1'" niece. .Miss Sally
Salem. Mrs. K. A.
1 r,"'s""' 'Ml Helen ( asev. Mrs.
K,,'"''"' -lhi. Mrs. II. 'C. Slearns
Mrs. Loyal Slearns. Airs. W. K.
(H, -Mrs. Kenneth W. Kinney, Miss
' ?"" I'.ollnian .Mrs.
,s' '"ll".1'- f";s'
'leene. Airs. Call !
Frank Coen.
Airs. (lene.
I. illlherly.
Mrs. II. T. Hansen, Mrs. W. .1.
'" " '," '" " J' . " ''"""'
I'l.Hls w.'re mud
mr entertain,
tiloie ladles in Iho
lounge t.nive lor llie goll
ladies lo spend a day ut Ihe l!;Jse-
Conlract bridge was en.foycl dur
ing the allernoou with Mrs. Ilridg
es winning Ihe high score und Airs.
I.HI tile second high score.
Tile ladies will luce, at S::iu
next Thursday morning at the ciul
,.ou,S(. golliim lo be followed
,v 2::li. polluck luncheon and
(Utract bridge tournament play
llt i an o'clock
'
PORTLAND VISITOR
COMPLIMENTED AT
PARTY ON WEDNESDAY
Mrs. It. K. Crawford, of Portland
1 1. the N.oil.sl.le Prayer Circle
niembeis ut u d.iighttul parly
Wednesdav afternoon al the al-
tractive home of Airs. II. L. Hud
son. Sewing and visiting were enjoyed
bv .Mrt. Clawiord. guest of hofi'ir.
Airs. It. L. Hudson. Mrs. 11. II.
L'lirtl. M.S. Anna Carson. All's.
Kali Aeoe. Alls. Nora Ware. Airs.
II. II. Ilajin. Mrs. I. II. Huff. Alls.
Fred A. Knighl. .Mrs. .May Hockley
and Mrs. William Fisher.
A beautiful lace clolh covered
the soning Inble. which was
Ic ed ly an allracllv
bouquet ol
mixed summer flower
N'lhostes
refreshnu'iits were enjoyed at tin
t.e:l hour.
MRS. M0T8CHENBACHER TS
HOSTESS TO BRIDGE CLUB
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
Airs. .1. 1' Alotschenbscher was a
,s, gracious husless Wednesday
j ,,,,.. wneii she enlertalue.i
,.,,. 1 --l.il. t verv lovelv olie-
hl t v m.,ni, , ber 'home
on South Alain street, lleaulilul
I bouquets of mixed summer blos
soms were used to grace t lie tallies
at in 1 ilecorille the rooms.
Those enjoying - Ihe occasion
.with Alls. Mntsc ticuhai-hcr Included
Mis. L. I- Wlnibe.iy. Airs. Phil
llu.ih. Airs. S. C 111. hmond. Airs.
Adrian FlsheV. Mrs. Hn.uk Ijing.
I'e.iy ami Airs. Molscheliliacher
winning the Hi st and second high
v" ;m,3. iiui'iu ami .Ill's.
Aluncy tbe traveling prizes.
LIONS CLUB DINNER
IS ENJOYABLE AFFAIR
OF WECNESDAY EVENING
.Members of the Hns.ehurg Lion's
cliin. their ladies, and guests on
j.'K'd a seven o'clock dinner at the
rmpqila hotel Wednesday evening,
July 17th. The meeting was .opened
will, the singing of "America."
Colonel Jack Alajor. a real Ken
luckv. colonel, and honorary mayor
of I'.-idilcah. Kentucky, who is a
good-will emisary lor the I'nion
(HI Co.. delighted the galherlng
with songs, stories and Ktuuts. On
a stunt testing the colonel's apll
ik.i ....... ..... i... ..... r ..,
W, nly-live coins eauh. a III ml ol'
j;, '.-, rr n,,. cross was col-
1,, ,.,.! 'I-..,,, .,... selecllons.
i,i,." ,,,! "Ten in,- M'w,,"
reudeied hy Miss llelle Owen, were
also ureal ly enjoye
'hl, c -oloiie-l Major was Intro-
,1,,,.,.,! ,v ,, I'msidoilt Merle II.
i,n.v. Those ..resent ut the
,,Mn(.,. i ti - 1 1 il t-. .Mr. and Alls. Carl
. Nlckens. Mr. and Mrs. (lien Owen,
.Miss I!. 'He Owen. Air. und Mrs. J.
A. Hart. Air. .....I Airs. K. K. al l
Ion. Air. .....I Airs. J. P. Motschen-1
In.,!.".'. Ilr. .1. K. Campbell. Mr
and Airs. P. M. Lee. Col. .Major
Air. ...id Mrs. Al. II. Aluncy. Air.
and .Mrs. II. W. Helllwell. Thomas
C. Ila.iliel, Air. and Mrs. For.l
Singleton. Air. ur.d .Mrs. S. C. Itich
nionil. -Mr. and Mrs. 11. II. Franks.
MT. and Airs. Ivan Pickens. .Mr.
and Aim. A. .1. Klllson. .Mr. and
Mrs. John Itt.ish. .Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth W. Ford. Mr. und Mrs.
Marshall Peugru. Air. and All
Phil Haiti.. .Mr. and Airs. Frank
Long. .Mr. and .Mrs. II. V. Sullivan.
Mr. ami Mrs. t). .1. Feltlkamp. .Miss
Wilina FehlUau.P. Air. ami Mrs.
Homer Slrickling. Airs. Nance I..
Fitzsiinnvms and Tommy Alklns.
The u.ieling closed wilh the
singing of the Oregon slate song.
"
B.P.W.C. PICNIC AT
PARKINSON'S CAMP IS
ENJOYABLE AFFAIR
A delightful picnic supper was
enjoyed by members of Ihe Itilsl
ncss ami Professional Women's
club und l.h.ir guesls Wednesday
coning at the summer camp of
I Air. and Mrs. Thomas Parkinson
south ol Itosehurg.
Covers were placed lor Airs. Flor
ence chipu.an. of Alueomb, 111..
Miss Alary Sala and Allss Nolle
MeHonahl. or tlreemille. III.. .Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Parkinson and
daughter. Mis. .Marv Joan. Mrs. C.
W. SI'.niger. Mrs. William Hell.. Mr.
and Airs. 1!. L. Carpenter. Mrs.
Klizahelh Carietl. Mrs. Kdylh till
ni'iur. .Mrs. K. .1. Itrnwn. Mrs. Kakln.
Miss Lucille Lenox. Aliss llu Ih.ii
bach. Aliss I'orolhv Norton, Miss
Ij.vola Mc.Mlllcn. Miss Martha Per
... Miss Margaret Johnson and C.
K. Mansfield.
Music und visiting around Ihe
huge bonfire were enjoyed during
the pleasant evening hours,
PYTHIAN SISTERS TO
MEET NEXT WEDNESDAY
TAe Pythian Sisters will llieel
next Wednesday night Ht S o'clock
lu' K of P. hall for an tmimr-
tan. business Hess.on. All uirm .
bets are iTque:cd lo he present. I
Jly ALICIA HAIiT ,
NKA Service Staff Writer
We dine hy daylight or. at best,
twilight, these summer days. No
Kill can depend on the beams from
softly glowing candles or subtly
shaded lamps to make her skin
ami hair look prettier than they
really are.
All of which presents something
of a makeup problem. Obviously,
you eun't drift out In broad day
light In us much mascara, rouge
and lipstick as you wore for tor
inal parties when the days were
short and the nighta long.
Hut neither can you expect the
light Hlreet makeup which Is
charming ut five to keep you from
looking washed out after nine
when the lights ure tin net! on.
CARRY A MAKEUP
KIT FOR EVENINGS
So unless you want the young
man of the moment to think you '.
nre a fragile little flower who gels f
paler and paler as the evening
goes on. better carry a small make
up kit In your evening bag.
Apply street makeup carefully
using a foundation film that will 1
give your skin a slightly dewy !
If ink it hiimI'uo Hinrtinit nf rnliin j
perfectly blended, usual daytime
amounts of powder and lipsthk
Into your bag, in addition to Dp "
stick and powder, carry rouge
which matches exactly the shade
you have on your cheeks and some '
mascara. f -ft
When the lights arc turned on. - '
dlsappear tor a few moments to
put mascara on your lushes and a t
little extra color on your cheeks
and Hps. 1
To make life simpler, get one of " ,:
the new pm-Ho-sizo makeup kits
take out u couple of superfluous !
gadgets and substitute rouge or ;
whatever else you know you'll need.
Itesolve not to try to make your :
i.iul then .luring tliu winier you a ayliKl.t dinner date,
may ha tMo" ,"'' ii Zftf d" u.'u?
fae, that your hair wnsn't in top . Jj, 'softw"", ed
notch eondlilon. Uui the late alter. " or bU .? infor-
noon sun which streams acftiss Ll Uancinc.
the sidewalk culo or the World s . .
fair restaurant will highlight uvery , " " " '
couture delect.
don't forget
your hands . . .
If you haven't already done so.
.tart a sees of salon or Inline re-
tummiuiiuig iieatiuenis lor scalp
anil hair. Then have a good per-
inuneut wntcli Is reasonable assur-
mice that a swim won t remove
every trace of v. lives and curls mid.
KEYSTONE CLUB IS
ENTERTAINED AT FORD
HOME ON FRIDAY '
i.
.Mrs. Kenneth For.l and All's. K.
C. Jones entertained the Moihodlst
Keystone club members at. u very
lovely one-thirty o'clock ilessert
luucheou at the former's home Fri
day alteriioon. Mixed bouquets of
'colorful suinmor flowers were at-
trueliveiy arranged about the
rooms. Lovely corsages were pre
sented to Airs. Al. T. Wire, a now
member of Ihe club, mid to Airs.
Karl Wiley, who is leaving the lat
ter part of Ihe month on u trip to
the east coast. Farewell good
wishes were also given lo Airs.
John Al. Kalsh, who will cniov u
I trip soon to the inl.ldlcwest.
Covers were placed for Airs. John
M. Kalsh. Airs. Karl Wiley. .Mrs.
ltoscoe .Marslers, Mrs. K. A. Ilritlon,
.Mrs. t;. Iiurr, Mrs. Klward Smith,
Mrs. L.lllerly, Airs. N. M. Nelson.
Airs. Clarence Kami, Airs. Law
rence Kami, Airs. K. Ilorgen, Airs.
William Ciiralb, .Mrs. Van Cordon,
Mrs. Hugh Harrison, .Mrs. j. ,
lloucock. Airs. Vernon Keel. Mrs.
Al. T. Wire. Airs. Charles A. Kd
wards. Airs. I,. Al. Lilly. Airs. Son
Jensen. Airs. It. L. Irving, Airs. C
M. Ilutner uml the hostesses. Airs
For.l ami .Mrs. Jones,
Airs. Ford, president, conducted
the business meeting und appoint-
eo .ins .... ii. ituiicock us chairman
of n committee to outline n year-
(i.iok and hostesses for the club
year. The next meeting was plau-
ueo .or August MU to ho llel, I nt
the K. A. liiitton Inline in West
ltoseburg.
Cumes were enjoyed ilurh.i.- II...
isociul hour wilh Mrs. Clarence
It.in.l winning the prize,.
ART AND EMBROIDERY
CI UB ENJOYS MEETING
AT NEAL HOME WEDNESDAY
The Itosehurg Arl ...id Kmbinlil
ory club was plcusuntly entertained
by Mrs. Alfred Neul al her Inline on
Fleer slreel Wednesday afternoun.
Sewing ami visiilug were en
ioyetl and ut the lea hour Alls.
Neul served refreshments to Mrs.
(iludys llurke. Airs. .Minnie Cox.
Airs. Kllen Cornell. MrH. Cluck
Mrs. lA.glo HeWil;. .Vus '. 'I).
Ilnwn. Mrs. Clarence Miller, Airs.
.1. (I. Stephenson. Mrs. Palm. Mrs.
K. Kh.ia.ls. Alls. Kflle Stubbiefiel.l.
Mrs. H. F. Snyder ami -Mrs. II.
Worlhlliglon.
The next meeting will be held ,
Aiicnsl 7th at the home of Mrs.
Wlllla.il Ilailev al lllxouville. at!
which time Pollyauna gilts will be
exchanged.
ATTORNEY AND MRS. RICE
ENTERTAIN AT DELIGHTFUL
DINNER SUNDAY EVENING
Altorney and Airs. IVxter Kice
entetiainc'l a large group of
friends at a very .lelighllul six
o'clock . linnet Sunday evening at
their attractive summer ramp on
J Ihr- North I'mistua near elide to
celebrate the b.tler's birthday an
niversary. Covers were placed for Mr. and
Airs. Koy Hollows. Airs, Arlllllr W.
Hailiu ami daughter. Alls. .Marga
ret. Mi's. Kdgar Lewis. J. J. Kp-
plnger. Airs. Ii. II. Statileton. Air
- tati
tut. is r...s.'or.u. .Mis. A.
(.. Sutherland, lr. hii.1 Airs. C.
, leaye your hair limp uml Htruggling
' for a poHt-swim date. ' f Q
Whilo you're about It. resulve to
keen your hands looking belter
thnn Ihev did lust summer. Chang.! I
l(ist summer. Clutngo
often as necessary A
cures. t.se hand lo-
Jiail polish as
belweeu manic:
Hon many times
i a day and a culic-le M
several nights, a O
cream or lot Ion
.wuek . , it
Wade irr.' and Mi4. K. HI. ,KU,w,',t. :j
..Mrs, J, !'.. liuikDr,.AjrsK;iiWiijlwiiy,
.Mr. and Airs. W. F. Chaiimau. Mr. I i
and Airs. L. W. ..los'se ami IheirML
house guest, .Mrs. Ceorge Crockett, tJ
of Taconm. 'Mrs. II. Casey and tJ
daughler, Allss lleken. .Miss Itosa II. I)
I'arroll, li. L, l'aliolt. Air. ami M
Airs, tlopige rtolter, of Portland,
Alr' an'I'Mrx. A. A.s Wilder, Air. .uui y.a
-Mrs. C. A. Lockwrfod, of Portland.
Air. ami Airs. Fred l.nckwoo.1. Colo- l
lie! and Airs. K. F. Tandy, Air. and Hi
Mrs. ('.. ,W. Whaiion, Air. uml Mrs. .'
.1. A. Maidins. Mrs. llarrv llil.1.- :A
burn, Air. inuf Irs. .1)., W. llelll- :i
well and the host and hostels, .Mr.
and Airs. Dexler Klce. i ; " :S
Lovely gifts jvero preaeatod to ?$
Airs. Kice In honor or 'tlit.'tjocji.slon -.
and" following Ihe ...li.int'T 'hour, an ;J
impromptu cntertuinmuHt was pre-
seuie.l oy ine guesls. . f ; ,
)?'
MRS. JACK CHAPMAN: i '
COMPLIMENTED AT ' ' I
CHARMING SHOWER 1 , (
. Airs. James Jml.l und Alrs.j
iiiciiaru c rensnaw were joint lm
teases al a charming desseii.suis t:i
per and shower party In eoiuiill'?:!
mi nt lo Airs. Jack Chapman ..I lie M
.nr...e.''s ... I ,
Tliursduy evening.
i he desserl-sui.per wus servcl
by Ihe hustesses at n luce roverciij
camlle-lightcl table centered wilh 3
a cradle ol pastel flowers und lit ;
small Inhles. decorute.l In u nial.il-3
...g .....in p.ace.l iibout the roonis.
lleaulilul huuquels of pink a.i.l
wui.e gun. ion were used about met
rooms und hugi. punch bowl grac- 3
.Many lovely giris were presenO'.l s
lo Airs. Chaiunun from Airs. l!alili
iieiman. Allss Kvelyn Thoinason.
.diss I arlllel New land. All s. Cordon
Slewarl. Airs. Charles tlslraii'ler, t
ells. Allllard IH.yle, Airs. Kollelti
iieiiiwell. Airs. W. F. cl.ai.nian. i
airs. j. Al. .I.i.l.l, Airs. IT. F. Alt-:
LailKlilln, Miss Verla McLauglihn. 1
Airs. Iloheii Kelly, Airs. Kilhl
.....ilner. Airs. L. K. Fles. .Mis.,
I'rederlck Cliapman, Jr.. Airs. K. Al
.earsoii. Airs. I. ,. Jiunn ami
l.oslesscs. Airs. James K. Judd and ,
Mrs. Kicbaixi 1'n.ii.huu '
The remaining social hours of'J
.h .,,, . . . . . !fl
' " ""'s i i . , eujovu.iiy si'fiiv .
ill Ida. Ine ,,i.,lu i "
lo .Mrs. K. A. Pearson uml
'onion Slewarl.
Rlru .
ol - .ll"1? -10BE RT HESS
Es SECOND
BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY
Kl.iiar.1 Il.-.heti (Il.ibl.vl 1 1
(Il.ibl.j
-on ..( i.r. aud Mrs O.-'K? lli-ss. el
Lai.relwooil. celebrated Ills sor.itvl
bilihdav annl v, , ,, ,. , ., ,l,
lichllui party In Ihe garden of 111'
'-. ..Hiiej mmie Saturdav ai
ternoon. i
(lilts weic presenied l.o llohl"
Iron.: Mrs. Marshall Pengra aid
son. .Michael. Mrs. Scott William'
and son. Peter. Airs. Frcleriik
Chapman. Jr.. ami daughter, Kniu,
geline. tru II....... n..n.. . - -
H.'ger. Al.-s. J. K. Fles Blid sol. "J
Hobby. Airs, lonanl Kilev n.ri J
"iiuglitxi. l'alrlcla. Airs. il. A
M.irtclllt and Mrs. (). K. Hess, lu"' k
less.
tiauies wo... enj-ne.l and laler-,J
'..' uenuiiiuiiy decorated hlrtlels!
cake, lighted by two can. lies. a"
cut and n'l with rireshiiicut'
n