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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, RQSEBURG, OREGON, SATURDAY,- AUGUST 3, 1944. Social Calendar Monday, August 5. Lilac Circle No. -til, Neishliois t Woodcraft lo "met ul S o'clock In tntmlliK ill I.O. O.K. Mull. Alcinlieis jciiucslcd to bllliR ll holio lilllcll. Tuesday, August 6 Lady I. Ions to meet nt 7 o'clock nohnxless dinner at Hotel 1iiiiiiii. Mrs. E. H. Wulton uml Mrs. 'i'. J. Wrlston boalesses for uncial hour of cnids. , JI.K.O. clilli to meet at 1 :.'lu lunch con at I ii- of .Mm. Virginia Camp bell on lTniiquu avenue. .Melrose KraiiKO to bo hot to Ki oiiii of vlsltnm I nun lllversdiilii' grange ut regular meeiiiiK ut hull. Visitors to present proKrain. Mel rune Indies asked to bring either a cuko or sandwiches. ' Wednesday, August 7. llellview club lo meet In after noon ul home of Mm. l.ewln Parker with .Mrs. J. J'. Kfster us Joint hos tess. lloRebuiK Art ami Embroidery club lo meet In afternoon ut homo l " " . of Mr. Ueoige Chick on llmpqua I uvciihc. Friday, August 9. Florence Nlglilillgale Tent No. 15, Daughter of Union Vcleriins of the Civil War 1SU 1-1 s5. to meet at 7:80 In evening ut armory. Hlversdale Koine Economics club 'to hofd 12:30 politick luncheon ut C, T. Tipton noma In Oaks addi tion. ' ' Saturday, August 10. " Itosebuig Woman's club service shop open nil (lay upstnim in club house opposilo Hunt's Indian llicu tin. MRS. E. R. WALTON ENTERTAINS AT CHARMING PARTY FOR SISTER-IN-LAW . Mrs. R It. Walton enterlaliieil at u; very clianiiliig sevoiilhirly o'clock (liserl-briilge. supper parly nt her mvely home on Cliadwlck : atreet Tuesday ovening hi compli ment lo her slster-ln law. .Mis. i.ll lille Wulton Willis. 01 I'lirviillts. lleiiutiful :ouillelti of colorlill itludiolt wore used aKiut tlie rooms. : - . i ...... ai.. mi. i... .uium nnuit", iwi guest, (if. honor. Mrs. I. W. llelll welUlis..hll IlUfih. Mrs. 3. I. iVIulsctleliliacllor. : .Mrs. M.' Ii. Milium. -Mrs. Klii'l .KltiKluton. Mm. , Frederick .1. I'oitci- anil I In; hos tess. Mis. Walton. Conllui't bihlKe was enjoyed during Jlie nvt-niuj will) Mi, for ur Binning the high score pil.e: Mrs. .Motsciienlmcller. 1 lie- seciilul liigh score prize, anil .Mia. Miincy. thn truvelliit; prize. Mrs. nihil left Friday fur Med ford lo visit Irlenils ami will re turn hero Sunday fur a lew days' visit, before going to porlluml to Bpnud the remainder of her vnca-- Hon. iSJew Furs Look Like Luxury Priced For Mrs. Smallbudget FLATTERING PELTS GIVES LOW-COST ., (ow in price but nigh in style is th.lt gray kldskin coat, modeled by Mary Martin of the movies. The attached hood may be worn up or down, uu ithown above. rLvjt-VPS V5-1..' - Jl" i If! n. i Vp lM If f "1 11 iiSm. : J?' (DCDEUW By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER MRS. GEORGE E. HOUCK ENTERTAINS AT CHARMING 3RIDGE. LUNCHEON FRIDAY To compliment .Mm. (!. It. flillils, The ladles of I he Itosebuig Conn who is visiting lieru from San l try club entertained the Cottage 1- riiiiciocii. Mih. fieorge J-;. Ifouck iuviled a group of friends lo u very charming one o'clock bridge lunch eon at her beautiful home on South Stephens street Krlday aft ernoon, 'file llwt serving tallies were prettily uppuiuted and cen tered wilii boiKiuets of aiiiiilas and Shasta daisies. Covem were placed for Mm. (1. H. Childs, of San Francisco, guest of honor; Miss liapliue Hughes, ol Newark, New .loruet. Miss Marion Tail, of f'hilailelplih:, I'a.. Mrs. J. K. Barker. .Mrs. II. Casey, Miss Helen Casey, .Miss liosa 11. Carroll, Mrs. J. A. I'uny, Mrs. Waller S. liuinlllou. Mrs. W. l- Cliapiiiiiu, Mm. Artliur W. Iluiiiu, Mrs. II. II. Htanlclnn. Mm. (I. V. Wiinlierly. .Mrs. Washington Hughes. Mrs. Ar tliur Clarke, Mm. C. W. Wharton. Mia. I,. V. .fosse, Mrs. liroaduay. Mrs. A. K. Kent unit Ihu hostess. Mrs. Ilouck. Coiitincl luidge was cujoyeil dur i i ;iut allciiioon hours hihls receiving Un gues! prize ami nlo the hlgli score prize and Mrs. ilainii v lulling the second high scure prize. MRS. LEON YEARWOOD ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLUB TUESDAY EVENING Mrs. i.eou Vearwood very gra i iously eiilerlaliieii her liridge club ul a dclighirul scvcil-lhlily o'clock dessert-supper at her home on South I'lne slreel Tuesday evening. SalipigtoMis ami Hcabosla were heaiililully arranged to carry out all attractive decorative motif for tlie occasion. Covers were placed Tor Mrs. Scott Williams uml Mrs. (). It Hess, guests, ami Mrs. linger liailey, Mm. prank Coeu. Mrs. .Mar shall I'enyra, Mr:, A. 1). Parr, Mrs. W .. ft. t'hrl.iler and Hie hostess, Mrs. Vcurwood. - Contract bridge was enjoyed dur ing the pleasant evening hours wiili Mis. Parr winning the high score. MR. AND MRS. CUMMfNGS ENTERTAIN POTLUCK BRIDGE-SUPPER CLUB Mr. and Mrs. Wiuil Ciiiiiiuliigs etlterliiineil liielr si-tliiity o'clock polluck bridge supper cluii ul their tiouie Sunday evening. Oners were placed at till attractively iippnluleit talile for Air. and Mrs. I.. 1.. tt lln berly, Mr. anil Aim. E. C. Palter son, Mr. and Airs. Leslie C. t'tiui lliiugs and tlie host and hostess. Air. ami Airs. Ward Culiliiiing.". Contract bridge was tliu diver sion of tlie enjoyable liours uilli Air. and Airs Cuinnilugs winning Hie liluli seines, AND CLEVER STYLING COATS NEW SMARTNESS Skunk make it debut Into the best of society. And Mary Martin wears it here in a three quarter, ecllarlcss evening wrap. It may ho worn over dai clothe. I COTTAGE GROVE LADIES ENTERTAINED AT COUNTRY CLUB THURSDAY Crovo ladies at a delightful golf loiirumiieiit Thursday moinlng ut Hie club course, (loll' prizes were awarded lo Mrs. Hammond, Mrs. Ilalllllll and Mrs. Gibson, of Cot tage (iroie, uml lo Aim. Jl. fi. lllldges, lii t lliglli: .Mrs. prank V i uud .Mm. 1-. .McClintocIf lying lor second flight Willi the lat ter winning Hie play-olf prize, and lliild lliglil prize going lo Aim. Helm Greene. Luncheon was served at the club house nt noon. Ueautllul hou- quels of summer (lowers lent a col oiflll note lo the UiIiIch and room. I overs were placed tor Hello in Ink- holder, .Mrs. Earl Gibson, Airs. G. It. Hammond, Airs. Curl J. Klngo. .Mary Ann Clerlu, Cora Af. Pick. Frances Hunter, Mrs. G. Hurl hurt, Airs. Faye Sunderland, Airs. K. C. Ilaliilill. Ethel Al. Hainan, ml. Jlarliara Hill and Doris Aiorelock. all from Collage Grove, and Miss Phyllis Allen, of Hlooiningliin. III.. Mrs. It. 1). Iltidges. captain. Aim. E. H. Van Ness, secretury, Airs. J. F. Ihllard and daughter, Charlotte, Mrs. .Marshall Peugi'a, Mrs. E. A. Pearson. Mrs. Kenneth (Juinc, Airs. .1. Al. .Iildd, Airs. VV. M. AlcEacliel 11. Mrs. Savage. .Mrs. W. E. Oil. Aim. Prank Coen, .Mrs. If. C. S earns and laughter, Alaillyn. Aim. I . E. Ale ('Unlock. Mrs. W. .1. I lliuscheid. Mrs. P.M. Kndgcrs. Mrs. 1.. biennis. Airs. .1. E. Alarks and Mrs. Gene -:ree:le. Conlracl liridge was enjoyed dur ing the afternoon with prizes oiug lo Mrs. Pick and Airs. Hunter, of Collage Grove, and lo Airs. Hillaril ami Airs. Jiidd. of Hie Uo.-.cliui g club.' Next Thursday moinlng the la dies will hold a white elephant tinirniiiucnt with IJtllli potluck luncheon ami liridge at 1:30, o e MR. AND MRS. ROBERTSON ENTERTAIN AT LUNCHEON FOR CALIFORNIA VISITOR Honoring Dr. James Whin-unit) Ilioiighcr. associate pastor of the lilenilale Itaplisl church in Glen- lale Itaplisl chlllcli in Glendale, Calif., a v:ry lovely one o'clix k lulirlu-oii was given by Air. and .Mrs. John William liuliei Isini Aioi, ilay al liielr beautiful home on Noiili Jackson street. lioselillds and tall pink lapels ;:iuceil tile prettily appointed table, while boimuiUs of colorful zinnias I inarigiilils v.eie used about the rooms. Covers were placed lor Dr. Ilioiigher. guest of honor. Itev. and Airs. II. P. Sconce ami sons. Junior evening I anil .Marvin, ami Air. nun .ins. u" I.eslle C.'eiisnn anil daughter, Calilille. ami si lolin .Marvin. Ity MAKIAX VOTNC Ni:. Service- SHUT Cuj icHpuii"lent. NKW Vi'KK lt': more Hue ihwu ever Us ynw lhal fuiH nice, lii h l)itl.liiLr, I la 1 1 ei iiu: lues are uui lii'voml the ue'ans ol' Mis. 'Small hiulcel, .Miilsuiuuier IU i sales iinlmli a wide variety of smart. hv,-)nidi;t'l-pi ii cd cials and jackets which v. ill Wive Ibeir wcaier.-i the name leel iim ol pampered Iumiiv that mink and Knhle nivi- .Mrs. Kalml;et. A FUR COAT FOR FOQTBALL OR CHURCH Tlie uon.an with an cvt inr "rood alne will la-titnd the Mil' etint se Icctlnn of Mary .Martin, screen and r;tdii snuter. Miss Martin makes it a rule to buy donbb-duty (dollies, mid le-r prelc; i-nees in lurs are no exception lo this rule, The little actress likes a mod crately pi teed kid.'-kin sv.a;:-:er coat wiih a hood, because, with the hood up. it's riiltl lor tootball panics and late fail drives in the coaiiir: and. with hood down in nn collar died, U s .iul as rifjn l.ir ( lunch on Sunday or lor regu lar day! imp wear. Ocelot is a ni t'ner moderately priced tur which -the budtict -minded 1,'ivor. h's soli and lichi. and it wears well, tine put lieiilirly siun uiHB coat combines ocelot and 'h.o.wi suede. The suede loims a carduan neckline, narrow panels down the uonl and a set in belt. REMEMBER THAT A COAT IS PERENNIAL Ji;s Mai tin likes an Alaska teil.-kln i n;i I in the new and im mensely choice tiu h lenpih A pra li. at choice pu one who has lo c.mnt her ( nnies is a medium IcniMh Alaska .sealskin coal In the neutral shade, imilaia. whi h looks wdl with cery coloi', Silvei inuskial anl mink bleud rd mukral ate teahind in tht bndtet lur depanini'iiis And mi is t-kuuU. 'Die skunk (ardlau which looks well over alleiuooti nul e U'l'l" ircs.es. as well us snons led day cloihfx, a p-aeticil in- MRS. ALLI COLFORD ENTERTAIN6 THIMBLE CLUB ,M, . Alllo Colford was iU mqat .luciiius hostess o ilia N. of W. Thimble (.lull ut Hie luniie of Mis. George Oreiishuw on West Uoug- lus street Monday. The business meeting Kim Held wltn Mm. II. W. Taylor, president, in charge, and members received fled Cross sew ing materinl to mako garments for Ihe Hed Cross relief. Members ure reipiesled to turn in the fluislual gurmenis ut the next meeting, which will be August I'd al the home of Mrs. Lee Houushell on Mill street. Mrs. Coiford, assisted by ' Mrs. Floyd Alibiing, served dainty re freshments following tlie Kneial I hour, ut a table centered whit lurge howl of gladioli. Covers were placed for Airs. Kalllerlne Gibson. of I 'oi i la in I , a giicsl. Airs. Paul Deliver, Mrs. J. T. Miller, Mm. C. W. Dlshmun, Mrs. Ciii'lou Hooper, Airs. A. I), lliiwn. Mrs. Arlhilr Hud ncll. Airs. H. W. Taylor. .Mm. Harry l.olir, Airs. Gertrude Ahrcml, Mrs. Peter Crumnielt, Airs. Henry F.rs klne, Mrs. Lawrence Krogel, Airs. A. 11. Purl in. Aim. C. W. Owen, Mrs. I-oo llounshell and Airs. Floyd All - ART AND EMBROIDERY CLUB ENTERTAINED BY MRS. RHOADS WEDNESDAY The lioscliiirg Art and Embroid ery club met at the H. J. Shoe maker home on East I. ane street Wednesday afternoon with Airs. E. iiiii'nun veiy ui iii-iiii.siy ucllug lis hostess. Allractivc boii(uets of 1,1 ,"'1' 'lowers lent a colorlul uoie to the rooms. Sowing anil visiting were enjoy cd and ut the tea hour Airs. Ithoads served delicious refreshments to Airs. I,, A. Allen uud Airs. S. J. Siioemaliui-. giiusls, and Airs. Argle DeWill. Airs. Ell'lo Stiilibleltelcl. Airs. I,. W. Ingels, Aim. C. Polrot. Mrs. Henry Wditliington, Airs. .1. Miller, Airs. II. F. Snyder, Airs. El len Cornell, Mrs. Minnie Cox. Airs, Mora Cox. Airs. William llalley. Aim. Virginia Cunipbell uml Airs. Earl Decker. The ( lull will meet the alilernonn of August 7 at Hie Inline of Airs. George Cluck on I'liipipm avenue. ' THURSDAY CLUB HAS DELIGHTFUL MEETINGS AND PICNIC AFFAIR Airs. Dale llaliielil enieitalned her chili at a delightful party the' allernooii of i lie M!i ul her home. .Summer tlim-crs worn ullriicllvely arraiitied alioui ihu moms. Spwiim1 and vistllng- were enjoied and at the lea lioiir lovely refreshments were si rve 1 to Alls. George Cuse beer. Airs, Vein Shram and duugli ler. N'oiina Jean. Airs. Forrest We iie. Mrs. Justin Eilelt. Airs. Clyde lt sler "mil daiigliler. i.oreue lie ar.lie. Airs. Aiauiice Welier uud Airs, ilall'ield and sou. Patrick Dale, Tlie evening of tlie Will the dull luiieriaiiii'd their husbands at a dt-lijHitlitl picnic supper ut I.iud liloiim's grove. Those preseill were Air. and Airs. George Casebeer. 'Air. ami .Mrs. Ernest Welp-r hihI ilutiHh lers, 10 el n and Dorolhy, Air. and Mrs. 1 1 null Coibett. Mr. and Airs. Howard llatllehl. Air. mid .Mrs. Clyde Kester. Air. and Airs. Dale llallield and son. Patrick Dale. Air. ami Al.s. Maurice Weber and sun. .Maurice, .Jr.. Air. and Airs. Morris Mathews' and daughter. Ilarletle. Mr. and Airs. Vern Hlll'llill lill'l Garments,! But They Are Mnk blended musk rat. cut on handsome swagger lines, makes Mary Martin's reasonably-priced cojt for winter 1940. It is full length, with bell-shaped sleeves. vestment. II wi'.ir and weais nud wears, as do lunsUrat and sealskin, and it caidtcan jacket isn't likely to 110 oul ol style ami rcqmie leiuark Pm. Inci h -iitaily. tuile yen Knou daughtor, Norma Joan, and son, immiy. ThllPfllhlL' if Ihid It'dilb M t-a Mii. ,ice Weber graciously entertained n, club at her home; beautiful i.nuoiiei ,.t oi,li,ni ,,00,i .n '(urrv out nei-iiv deeomiive mm If any out a pertly decorative iitotlf lor Die occasion. Following the so a lul hour , of Aire. -Welter, sewing and visiting served delicious re freshment to' Airs. Howarif IlaU field, Mrs. George C'useheer, Mrs Vern Sliruiii, , Airs. Hugh C'orbelt. Aim. Dale lluulclil and Puttie)' Hale and rils. f'lydo -.Kegtnr ami Hulo and Mra. Clyde - K ester aul daughter. Loreue Deanne. The next meeting of the club hill be held August 21 ut the home of Mrs. Howard Hatfield. , . . . , ..'MISS MYRTLE WELLING 1 HONORED AT DELIGHTFUL I SHOWER ON THURSpAV A' lovely' shower party was given In lienor of Miss .Myrtle Welling Thursday, evening at tlie It. V.- Be belli home.. Humes anil visiting were enjoyed and .Mrs. Uessie Smith gave a reading entitled, "To the llrido." ; Tlie hostens with 'ither assistants served 'lovely refreshments. Miss j Welling received beautiful , gilts from . Airs. Pbii r.vaslienko. Airs, P.essle 'Smith.- Airs, ltulli Daouet, Airs. Nellie Hess, Miss Alma Hod sou. Aliss June Hudson. Airs. I.emi Under. Airs. Edna Anderson. .Mrs. Until Frohniader,. Airs. John Cody, Airs. Oil! 'kln. Airs, Artliur-Travis. Airs, '.Marlon Patrick; Al ra il. II. Colo, - Airs. Therein Harris. Airs. Itulph Sebern. - Mis . Uottb Ileus, Aliss Jionnir nhil AIlss Juu ..,, ..,..... ,1.1......,. iin,a,unii Ml.s Charles Sewa, Mrs. Alaxine , couron, Mrs. John Hodsau uml rheroii uud Allen Hnrrls. . . I (jn Thursday afternoon Aliss Welling, who will soon marry Jack Little, of Palo Alto. Calif., was lioonreil ut a delightful kitchen shower given In her mother; Airs. H. II. Cole. Oirts wore presented lo Aliss Welling from Mrs. O. F. Alnck. Aim. John Simpson. Airs. J. Slovall. Alts. (). I). Hubbard. .Mm. I. . I.itipinco'lf. Jlrs. ' B.- Cailerson. Airs. Churles Sewn. Mm. George Aliirsh ami the hostess. Airs. I). 11. Cole. . MRS. ARTHUR TRAVIS HONORED AT CHARMING SURPRISE SHOWER PARTY Friends or Mrs. Arthur Travis h'liuii'cd her nl a very delightful surprise shower parly Wednesday .ifteruo'in ut the home of Airs. Ar thur Hiidnell. Ilcaulilu! bouqiiels of summer llowom were used about Hie rooms. Games in keeping witli the occa sion weie enjoyed during the nfler miDli uml later a beautiful bassinet filled with lovely glfls was pre sented lo Airs. Travis from: Airs, j l):ni Coffel. Mrs. Herbert Heinz and Georglaunn. Airs. J. A. Vernon, Mrs. .lames Miller, Airs. IPnner Kronke. Airs. Arthur Long. Airs. I Lucie lugeis. .Mrs. Tlleron J. liar- lis. Aliss Hetty Kronke. Airs. J. E. Leach mill Join. Airs. Jim Farth ing and Delori.i .Van. Airs. Fred W. Dons and son. Everett, Airs. Hubert Wandllng and sou. Stevie, Aim. Kirk llanlick and dallghler. Joan. Mrs. Willis Alyers. Airs. Pau.1 Dus scan. Airs. C. W. Dishniall. Airs. Katlierlne Gibson, Airs. .Theodore Alliums. Airs. Hay Tannluud. Airs. Arthur Hutlnell and Airs. , Floyd Allhail;; Al the tea hour delicious refresh ments were scried nt small tallies currying -out tin uttractive decora tive motif. Colorful ocelot fur and brown suede are combined to make this stun, ninfl, budget-priced coat, . The auede forms a cardigan neckline, panels down the front and a set-in belt, you won't mind spendintf u fail ly good sized t ltuuk'uf money next )ar to remodel Dim year's Tur coat, hetler look for classic siyl iiiK lmluliie our fancy for highly f-ijltnl etteitt and nu-eltift) In BIRTHDAY CLUB ENJOYS PARTY AT i UCI I lUfCI I t-i rt u c I ' , - ' T r - ; I : " Ford Singleton, r- Frank Ming and M. 1L Umicv .wars honJ orod by the hirlhdey cluli members nl a (iellghiTiil party honoilpg tlielr lititiidays Wednesday evening at ine ii. w. tlelllwell borne on South Kane street. Contract bridge was enjoyed dur. Ing the evening with Mrs. Aluncy winning the high score for ladles and Ford kilngleton winning the men's high score. tjiter no-host refreshments were uninvo,! a,l ..ti......i j . , ii,'rh.t, Zl " u,:t:,ul;u -fir? ..u)iiiii ooivr ed to Mr. unU Airs. Al. II. Munix Air. and Airs. Ford Singleton, Mr. and Airs. Frank -oug, Air. and Airs'. J. P. .Motschunbucber. Air. am) A(rs. I'liil Hat-lb and Mr- mid Mrs. I). V. Helllwell.. D. C. CREAMERY PICNIC IS ENJOYABLE AFFAIR ! OF SUNDAY, JULY 28 ', The DnuirlHH f'nmitv lrMia, employees enjoyed a delightful nio - "ft- at lirewster hill Sunday. July 2H, Those enjoying the ocuaslon in chilled :l Air, and Airs. li. It. Wlllett ami son. George, Air. and Mrs. II. C. Ilerg anil daughters. Aliss Anna helle and Alias Clurabello, Air. mid Airs. Herbert Ilelnz uml dniiihin,. Georglahna. Air. and Airs Harrj MINNEAPOLIS VISITOR Mdr!,,ammS"";!r,l4 T" '" ' " M.xwell Joey Air ad Mm Tn ,of Minneapolla Minn., who is here l U era 1 I, I, M er. vlaltlni her brother-in-law and sis Weiss FHie'l ') ,'ll ','n,', AU'en tev- Mr- n" p'" HHweg. a P Tf w C' 'i'" 'V"'tf' ' vwv ''''"nnitig one o'clock hiidge- ' , . . k ,. ,'?' Knrtlnger, Erie luncheon wus given Wednesday af. and Halph i harlmger. Ken Hey-, lei noon by Mrs. Chester Morgan noids. Doris. Huehius. Norinaii lien-'al her ullructlve home in Laurel iiigan. Evelyn Hahn. Dule Calhoun wood. and Leonard IJenaley. ERNEST GREENE HAS PARTY ON THIRD BIRTHDAY TUESDAY Ernest Hrdene. son or mV ' Airs. William Greene. enieii,-,n,.,i . his third lilriliiliii- uiimi. . ellLl l it - ,..' ..i-V?, J hl l. . , ,. K""u-i1 Gins Ur V ,Y U",,ln.00"- Gifts. eio pi'CSQIlted to Ernest iiom jimmy and Evelyn Klng.l ' ' Beverly and llarharn Ilyrd Jolin Hand. Shlrloy Jtund an, AluV 1," i MRS' PAUL ODES IS Brooks.. ; ,H0STESS TO BRIDGE Games Jw-ero played and lutor' CLUB N TUESDAY L',H,I HT,l!T'.!,,,,,", ,W"'' 60,vo"i airs. Paul Geddes very gracious 1 V B ''rlhilny cake was ly eiiterlained her bi-hlao club cut. Aim. Greene una nssisled till serving by Alia. C. K Airs. Karl llyrd. - Hand and . ' SINGLETON-Ht LLIWELL BRIDGE PARTY GIVfiN FOR CORVALLIS VISlTOH "t Mis. Ford Singleton uml Aim. 1). W. Helllwell were joint hostesses at a very lovely soven-lhirtv o'clock desrort lu idge supper Thursday (-veiling at the fm-nwu-'u honniirnl home on East Douglas street in, compliment lo Airs. Lucille Walton Ililihs. of Coivallis. j Zlnnlus uml marigolds lent a colorful note to tlie rooms. Covers were placed lor Airs, lllbbs. guest i of honor, and Airs. E, It. Walton. ' Airs. J. P, Alotschenbachur, Airs. Phil iliirth Airs. Al. H. Aluncy; Airs. .'i'c,lol-lr-lf .1 P,,rli. uml II, a Itnu. .4ses. Mrs. Singleton uml Aim He liwell Contiact bridge was enjoyed dur- !i t",',''.''.!''8 ',.h''8 V .. V. " .. . ' .. . . .;' .Mrs, ..liliiu), nie irauiiu iioiw snilo se;ufs aud other )iecc8Hnne. even dreHaed. to wear with your fur coat -biH nut in (he coat itself, Choose, soniething which you urn pretty sure vill ho wwu'iihla yeiir after and Alts. Walton the traveling prize. BARKER-PROAQWAV-J06SF PICNIC SUPPER 18 ENJOYED AT FREMONT LODGE SUNDAY Airs. J. F. Parker. Mrs.' Droad ay and Mr. and Airs. U W. Josse emeitalned at a very delightful picnic supper parly at the former's attractive summer place "Fremont lodge on the Ninth Umpo.ua .Sun day evening. (luosis Invited to enjoy the sup per and evening with Airs. Marker, Airs. Ilroadway and Mr. and Airs. I .'""ne jiiim bum. jhcix. were; Ml. HUH Airs. p. W. Wharton, Mr. and Airs, j. i(. Wharton and son. H II. Air. and .Mrs, George Wharton, Aliss lluss and Miss Jane Wharton, Air and -Mrs. G. V. Wlmberly. Judge anil Airs. Carl E. Wlmberly, Air. and Alts. J. B, Sawyers, Aliss Qe--t rude Hast. Mrs, u. i(. Childs, of San Francisco. Airs. Arthur W. ilaum and daughter. AIlss Alar- Buret. J. J. Eppenger. Air. and Airs. W. F. Chapman, Dr. and .Mrs. George E. Ilouck. Air. and Alls. A. V.. Kent. Airs. Douglas. Wulte. Airs. l)) "!1 Haiti and duughter. Kvn Huth. of Chicago. III., ami Alts. S. A. Sanfonl. Visiting was enjoynl during the pleasant evening hours. MRS. CHESTER MORGAN HOSTESS AT LUNCHEON FOR An (icoan-seene was beautifully curried out In the table decnrailons. Covers were placed for .Mrs. Alax well. guest of honor, Mrs. Paul llelwcg. Airs. C. B. Wade, Aim. Ivan Pickens. Airs. Clair K. Allen, Airs. 11. II. Buliar. Airs. Maurice J. Newlund and Airs. H. 1). Coen. Contiact bridge was In play ilur- l"K l"e afternoon with Airs. .Max- well receiving the guest prize: t Airs. Holweg. the high score prize. and Mm. Wa.le. Hie Iravelinu- l.rlze. Tllesdav iilternnoii at her heiiiililal home In lllvursdalo. Allractivo ' bouquets of summer flowers lent a j colorful note to the rooms. Contract bridge was enjoyed by I AIlss Phyllis Allen, of lllooiningtnn, III., Airs. C. II. Wade and Airs. P. Al. i.ee, guests, and Airs. E. II. Van Ness. Airs. H. A. Peiimon, Airs. L. K. Flefl, Airs. Aiauiice L. Hal'lmark and the hostess, Airs. Geddes. High score for the afternoon's bridge I'M'-' " 1,11 won ''y Airs. Hallmark "'"'' ','s- I-'ra winnhiB the second hlgh score. At 'he ten liopr Airs. Geddes served lovely refreshments. ' ' , LONGVIEW VISITORS HONORED AT ENJOYABLE' DINNERS DURING WEEK f Mr. Mra. G. c. ,,errn ,, I children, Shirley Jean and Hichard GllJ-. or Lnni.vk.w, -lVjlsll , wu ' ,'"'" ed at a delightful dinner 'uursuay evening at the homo of r, , Ars. Kdwnril Pnirl,, ,,,! iiiiiiKiiti.-i-s, huiln-yn .Mile uml I'u ti'li lu. Aililltlniiul Rui-sts Iiii-liiilcil: Mis. Kiitii Smith, sir. and Mrs. A. H. I'errlll uml Mr. nml .Mia .In. neph .Mtiltlipws anil rlillilien, llnil- 11IP JL-Ull 1111(1 llllly. On Friday, Mr. ami Mrs. Mat IIipws eiitmtaliipil tliu I.oiiKvii-w visltnrs at u h-leil i-liickoii illnni-r at their hnmc 111 LooliiiiKclass. to-Katliui- with the- A. H. l'ei-iln anil KilwiiKl I'urrin familins. ORCHARD AUTO PARTS STORES HOLD PICNIC AT LOON (-AKE SUNDAY Klniiltiycs of On-li.-inl Auto Parts in itosdliiirc. KiUL'iii- nml MiuhIi- lit'lil antl tluilr fanillios enjoycil a di'lUhll'iil Kut-to-gHtlicr ami iiic- Hid Slllliluy at Loon llikn. A Hum-lii.-r six-ill tho wiii-k-oml al tlia liikt-. liosvbiiri; employes ami tlii-ir I'aiitiliiM JittiimliiiK i 1 1 -1 1 1 1 - I : Mr. nml .Mr.s. K. c, 1'iitttii'Hiiii anil iIuiikIi- liir. .ols, Mr. uml Mrs. l-'iiril Hill ulrton. Mr. and Mis. .lauii-s lii-il- liuin and Kilgar Maynat'il. .Mr. nml Airs. I.. M. Or-haril mid son. Don ald, formerly of this city nml now of Kuueno. ami thn -entire staff from Kngene ami Marshl'leld also attt-mleil. Korty were plesent. PICNIC IS ENJOYED ON NORTH UMPQUA RIVER ON SUNDAY Mr. uml Mrs. Keger Utilley uml son. linger. Mr. uml Mrs. A. j). Purr anil son. iiniialil. and Mr. and Mis. V. H. Chrlsli-r enjoeii un outing uml iiicnie iliiinur Siuniay on the Ninth l;niKuit river. BEULVIEW CLUB TO MEET NEXT WEDNESDAY The Bellview cluh will ineel next Wednesday allernnoii al tlie lioine of .Mrs. l.ewjn I'.aiker with Mrs. .1 .1. Keslur anting us eo-ieistess. All iiieinliers are cordially Invited (o lit-liresi-nt. ' GIFTS The Newest and Latest Just Received Now Toiletries Make-up Mirrors Dressing Table Sets ic Costume Jewelry if Dressing Table Mirrors Leather Goods Our Summer Stock of Miss Soylor's Candy Is Complete Come In See Our Store and Windows HAYNES 337 NORTH MRS. CLYDE FULLERTON ENTERTAINS CLUB AND " GUESTS AT BRIDGE-SUPPER .- Af a very charming threecnurso bridge-supper party at HIMep's flacjt Forty on the Npi'lh Vnipqiia near Winchester, Airs. Clyde Fell eilon entertained her bridge club and several guests on .Monday eve ning. Beautiful bouquets ol gludloll were used about the attractive moms ol tlie summer home, while small bouquets of pastel-colored flowers graced the serving tallies. Airs. Fullerton was assisted in serv ing by her sister, AIIbs Patricia Wealherford, and her slstol-iii law, Airs. Adrian Fisher. Covers wore placed for Airs. I. I.. Wlniherly. Airs. Adrian Fisher, Airs. Uiuis Fullnrlon. Airs.- J. B. Hen n esse and Airs. Leslie C. Cum niings, members, and Airs. .Maurice L. Hallmark. Airs, liuiaiil Hiley, Mrs. Find Singleton, Airs. E. C. Patterson. Airs. II. H. Aladdox and Airs. Ftedeiirk .1. Porter, guests, and the hostess, Alia. Clyde Fuller ion. Contract bridge was enjoyed dur ing the pleasant evening hours Willi Airs. Singleton, Airs. WHiilierly anil Airs. Ciiiniulnus winning Ihu score" prizes nud Airs. Wimberly also winning the traveling prize. t HOUSEWARMINQ PARTY GIVEN SATURDAY NIGHT HONORING HELWEGS Air. and Airs. Paul Helweg were honored at a very delightful house warming party at their beautiful new home in Ijiurelwooil, when a group of friends culled Saturday evening. An attractive gift whs presented to Air. and Mrs. Helweg from: Air. and Airs. Chester Alor aan, Air. and Airs. (5. W. Ginder. Air. and Airs. Clyde Carsiens. Mr. and Aim. A. It. Taylor, Mrs. Mark Tlsdule, Mrs. B. .Maxwell, of Alfnnenpulis, Allnn., Mr. nml Mil Ivan Pickens. Dr. ami Airs. C. B. Wade, Dr. and Airs. Clair K. Allen, Mr. and Airs. II. H. Tur ner. Air. ami Airs. I.eroy illutt. Air. and Airs, (). Al. Herrie, Dr. and Mrs. D. 1). Huliar. .Mr. and Airs. Harrie W. Iloolh. Mr. uud Aim. J. It. Wliar- , ton. Air. and Airs. Hugh Whipplo uud Mr. mid Airs. Stewart Cooner. I Contract blidge was enjoyed dur ing the evening with Airs. Whar ton winning the high score: Airs. Ginder. lie- second high score, and Airs. Taylor receiving Hie low score. Following the card piny lovely refresiiinenis were enjoyed. W.C.T.U. PICNIC LUNCHEON ENJOYED AT WILSON HOME WEDNESDAY The Itoseliurg W.C.T.l'. held u ery enjoyable potluck picnic lunch eon Wednesday at the hcaulUul country home of Air. and Airs. H. 11. Wilson. "Hollen Acres" at Ump qua. Covers were pluced for Hilrly. Airs. C. A. Chuniborlln, president, conducted Hie business meeting wilii Airs. E. E. Woodcock present ing an inspirational devotional ser vice and Itev. Al. T. Wire as Hie afternoon's gues! speaker. ' men CLUB TC) MEET NEXT TUESDAY I 'Mvh. Virginia Campbell will i-n- liivtiiin the M.ft.O. club next Tues day ul bor home mi I'mpnuu ave nue at a one-thirty o'clock lunch con. AiJ member are , cordial. y in vited to he presenl. Send her out to play in her beautifully laundered frock Painty, c o o I , ilill;;iill'nlly fresh ami clean - lllat's I lie way slie'll look in our laun dered frock . . . siic and s au . . . Our lieaiitil'ul laundering will give her lu-ltei- play -' ami give you easier hoars. oDRV CLEANING STORE , JACKSON ST.