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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, SATURDAY, AUGUST 3 1 , 1940,
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By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER
. COUNTRY CLUB LADIES MERLE HAMPTON HA8
e 1 f-A. I ENJOY WEDNESDAY ANO PARTY ON SEVENTH
SOCIO! WaJeOBOr I Thursday of this week birthday today
I rr- : Ji
, Sunday, September 1.
Aiiuuul Pioneer ploniii lo be held
v five miles west of Sulheiiln on
Cnliipnola. Program at len u. in.
Basket (llnner ul noon. Everyone
Invited.
Monday, September 2.
I.auui; day hnliduy.
Tuesday, September 3,
F. S. dull meeting iiokI poncil un
til September in at II. K. Hatfield
, home.
Job's Daughters fiist fall meet
ing al 7:31) ul Masonic temple to
celebrate Hilt anniversary or Rese
lling Bethel anil to honor all I'ust
; Honored llueens.
Wednesday,, September 4.
!. Roscbiirg Art and Embroidery
' club lo meet in uftjjruoou- ul home
of Mrs. A- ilawu ut H Fuller
ton street.
.Bellvfew dub postpones meeting
o September 11 ut 'Clyde K enter
home.
Glengury club meeting postponed
iinill September 11 to be held at
; home of Mrs. John Cumphril witli
' Mia. McGiimis us Joint bostuss,
Thursday, September 5,
Coiiinry club ladies to open play
'' of champioushtp golf tournament
' at 8:.''l a. iu. ul club course. Pot
luck luncheon ut 12::ti o'clock.
: Contract bridge play at 1:110 o'-
ciock. Coffee couunlllee, Mm. Ar
. Ihur II. Mouulfonl and Mrs. 10. A.
Pciiraon. -
Itoscbllrir Climitei' nf Eastern
Star first full meeting lo follow six
Ililrty putluck supper ul temple.
Members, husbands uud visiting
members nud their husbands In
vited. .' ' Mid-Week Ulble class of SI.
, Pain's Lutheran ehurrli first fall
mooting at two o'clock al home of
Mm. William Vogt with Mrs. Louise
Volght. joint hostess.
llftseliiir., Ituiillut U'n ..in., 'a un.
cluly to meet ul one o'clock lunch
ion ut church parlors with Circle
No. In cliiirgu. All members urg
ed lo ntleiul
Friday, September 6.
Fast Presidents club of Oeorgo
fitiirmer auxiliary to Culled Kpuu
Ish VetolHtls w ill meet at 1:311 lies-nirt-luncheon
ut luune or Mrs. llu
hert Wright.
Methodist Keystone club 1:30
dessert luncheon w ith Mix. Itna
scoe Minsters uud Mis. 0. K. Rund
Joint hostesses,
(Iray Ladles to meel al 7:.'I0 dessert-supper
al home of Mrs. John
M. Kulsh.
MRS. I. B. RIDDLE
ENTERTAINS AT LUNCHEON
FOB CALIFORNIA VISITORS
A very charming one o'clock
luncheon was given liy Mm. I. M.
lilddio Thursday ullornoim at her
beautiful bimie In l.aurclwond in
homir of her sister-in-law, Mrs.
George X 1'Yatcr ami daughter.
Miss Frances Fuller, of Sacritinon
lo. lo which relatives of the Flit
ters were Invited.
Zinnias anil hydrangeas ronneil
an attractive dec-oral I v tlf for
the occasion. The siii'Mls Invited
to honor Mrs. Frater uud MIkh
Fiances included Mrs. George K.
tiulnc. Mrs. Ilnv Ciilrhlng. Mrs. M.
Slaulier, of Kiddle. Mrs. R. ll.
Ci Mtss Adeline Slcwuii. Mrs.
I.. A. Wells uud Miss Helen Casey.
Miss Fraler and Miss Cnsev nro
Ion school friends.
During the enjoyable luncheon
hour Miss Fraler told of her re
cent clghtylwn day trip to Aus
Iralla and New Zealand. Her talk
was most InlcresliiiK and lireallv
enjoyed by the uroup Mrs. Fritter
has been visltlui: relatives duiiiiK
the hummer al Kiddie, anil was re
cently Joined here by Miss Frances,
who will aciiiiupany her hack to
Siicruiueiilo next Monday. Miss
Frater Is an Instructor in ijrauiu at
Saeiamento .liinlor college.
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MRS. R. D. WILLIAMS
HONORED AT CHARMING
BRIDGE-DINNER PARTY
Mrs. W. W, tiondwln enleriulned
nl u very cliarniinu dinner parly
Wednesday eveniiiK in tiu, Molel
ltose In compliment i,, m,k. n n
Williams, who is le.nlni; within
iue nexi week tor Ihe east coast
"ml 'or A ibor, Mich., to visit '
her diiimlite
( overs weie placed at a lieaull
fully appointed table lor Mis. Wit
Mums, guest of honor. .Mis. . n.
in ner, aiis. li vln li uini Ml
Mess and .Miss ,;'aui, Wharton. Miss
.Margaret Johnson Uk. n i
bach ami the hostess, Mrs. Good
win.
Following the dinner hour. Iho
group wenl In Un, allracllve home
of .Mrs. Goodwin on East l.nni.
Btrnet. when, bridge was enjnved
during ihe social hours. A lovely
guest pijze was presented tn Mis'.
Williams, who also won the high
more prize with Mrs. Ilriiuu win
Ming the second high seme prize.
PICNIC IS ENJOYED
AT GLENANDON LODGE
SUNDAY, AUGUST 25th
A delightful family picnic wn
eujoveu Mini uv at i: ....
lodge, attractive summer phu e of i
.Mr. ami Mrs. G. v. Wnnbeilv un 1
the North rinpuun at Glide. ' i
Those enjoying ihe occasion . i
eluded Mr. and Mrs. I.ee Wiinlierli. 1
of Iah Angeles. .Mr. and Mrs. G.
V. Wluiberly. Mr. and Mrs. I.. I.
Wlmberly. Mrs. and Mrs n. s
Nichols. Mr. uud Mrs, Thomas
Erv. of runls Piisn, Mrs. Ira Wlm-1
berlv. Mrs OrletlB Slutierv suj ton.
Stewart, and daughter. Muiiou uud1
JIlss Lucille Lenox.
The lailiea of the Hosehiiri;
Country club uioloriut; to C'oltuKe
Orovo us KiioHtM of the club there
Wednesday included Mrs. K. U. Van
Ness. Miss Helen (usey. Mrs. If.
H. IirideK uud dituuhior. Miss
. oyce. Mrs. Arthur II. Mouiitford,
Mrs. 10. J. ItodKers, Mrs. I,. K. Mr
Clintock, Mrs. F. A. Pearson, Mrs.
.. Stearns, Mrs. II. C. Steurns, Mrs.
(leuu (Ireene. Mrs. J. M Juild uud
Mrs. W. J. Olnischeld. The Kose
Ijur leain won HI to lo in the
Kolf with low score for KoseburK
KolliK to Miss Joyce Hi lilies uud
second low score to Mrs. H. C.
Sleurus. Following a most enjoy
able luncheon, bridae was in play
with Miss Helen Cusey w-inuliiK
hluh score uud Mrs. II. ('. Slearus
wiuuliiK second hiith score.
Thiiraduv morning lite ladles of
the ciub enjoyed pluyinu tile ipiull
fyiii;; roiiuilH of tin championship
tournament and the qualjfylnK
rounds must be completed by ucl
Wednesday. accoriliiiK lo an au
nouiiceinent iniide this week by the
tournaluent coin ill Ittee.
Llineheon was served ut noon lo
Mrs. II. 1). IIiIiIkcs, captain, Mrs.
10, H. Van Ness, secretary, Mrs.
Arthur II. Mountford. Mrs. J. R.
Mounlford. Mrs. I,. IC. Fles. .Mrs.
W. J. Olnischeld. Mrs. W. 10. On.
Mrs. (Jene (ireeuo, Mrs. 10. S. Me
('lain. Mrs. I,. Stearns. Mrs. H. C.
Stearns, Mrs. 'Frank Coen and Mrs.
J. M. .Illd.l.
Contract hridKo was enjoyed In
Iho aflernnnu Willi Mrs. iirldiies
wiuuliiK lilith score and Mrs. Paul
(ieddes, second IliKh scorn. The
coffee committee ' appointed for
next Tlitirsiluy iucluiled Mrs. 10. A.
Peursou and Mrs. Arthur II. Mounl
ford. REBEKAH LODGE HAS
ENJOYABLE SOCIAL
MEETING ON TUESDAY
KoschurK Kehekah IoiIko No. 41
met Tuesday cveuliiK at the I. .
O. F. hall with l.ora llarby, noble
Kraud, presidium. Verna Johnson
was laken lulo Ihe IoiIkii by re
instatement. Plans lor a Joint en
lerlalninent Willi Ihe Philelurlan
Indue was discussed unit Tillic
.lohiihoii, Marjorie Ciisebeer and
lOlliei IJalley were appointed on a
committee lor the entertuiumenl.
Delia HutchliiKs. ol Portl 1.
fonuerly of this city, wns present
ed unit Kuve a short talk. A lovely
farewell Kil'1 wus tu-esented bv the
liinlor deiiiee alalT to Miss Doro
thy Dale Jackson, who is Icnviim
soon for Waco, Texas, fo take up
her new duties with the national!
Camp Fire orKauiatlon.
The Kehekah lodge eluhty-ninth
anniversary comes on Septeuiber
?ilh uud this anniversary will he
celebrated til Kosehui'K on the ev
enliiK of Seplemlier 21.
The eulel'tllluuielll for tho uvell
till; Included a vocal solo by Mary
Myers, accompanied by lOvelyn
Fredi Ickson, musical piano slory
by Helen Welhorcll Soar, and vo
cal solo by Hob lOlllolt. accoin
lianied by Mrs. Sanr. Kefreshments
lollowed in tile hiimpiol room and
were served by (lerlrude Ilntlleld
and Inn uimillee.
'I'lie next reaular meetini! will be
held at Hi,, hall the cvciiiuu: of
September In. m which lime the
sliilf enptain will cad a practice
meellns of Hie junior decree stall.
AND ROBERT P. BLAKELY
MARRY ON THURSDAY
In the presence of Immediate
relatives. Miss Marjory (Ireeue ami
Hubert 1'. Illnkelv were married at i
elcveu o'clock Thursday morlliiiK
at Ihe home of the bride's parents i
on Corey nvelllle Willi Kev. John!
A. Harney, pastor of the First;
Christian church, reailiun the iui-i
presslve service.
'I he brldo was attractive in a I
saiior blue suit with navy nud
while accessories and u corsaue of i
rosebuds and sweetpeas. The couple
was unal tended. !
.Mrs. Illakely is the eldest ilauith-1
ler or Mr. ami .Mrs. Ii. T. (ireeiie.
of lioxebui'K. She was Ki'ndiialed '
from Kosi'biirtt senior hlah in ihe1
l!i:t!l class and has recently uccu
eniployeil In Mi,, olllce ol Hie conn-i
ty Judte. Mr. Illakely is an only
son of Mr. and Mrs. It. T. IILikelv
""8 K''"duiiied fnun elide high
sciinni. ll., is now i. penning hi.
hi i s i.iui n at liiiilc. 1
Following tile iciciuonv. a re
ception wis heid. nl i.-c whl. h the i
oiipie leu on a tveddiiiu trip ami
iw 111 l:"''1' return lo Glide to make
their home in th,. illakely much.
MRS. F. J. WOODWARD
HONORED AT DINNER ANO
PARTY ON BIRTHDAY
Mr. and Mis. Kd Vcirell enter
tallied ut a very delightful six o
clock dinner al their home Wed
nesdny evening honoring the birth
day uilllllersury ol Mrs. F. J. Wood
ward.
Covers were placed for Mrs.
Woodward, guest ot lienor, Mr. nud
Mrs. Civile I lalilluollil. Lynn Cus
per. Dale Cm bridge and Mr. and
.ns. err, Ml anil toll. Charles
Follow iuu the dinner a group of
lllcnda called at the Veiled borne'
' '. Mrs.
Woodwurd with a
"i'"c puny, lints were pi,..
seated to .Mm. Woodward und u
bcauliliil birthday ,ake. made bv i
",s- ' " "shorn, was cut und
Mis. .1
served.
Guests surprising Mrs. Wood
wurd included Mrs. J. I), Ostium,
Mrs. George Cainnliell. Mis Willis
"''" -"ls- Maiildiug. Mrs.
l' L "elblg uud Mrs Hoy Rose.
' on ly refi ei hmeiits were served I
follow lug a tin nil hour ol visiting.'1
Merle Hampton, sou of Mr. and. colored summer flowers giuced the
Mrs. it. H. Hampton, of Laurel- table.
wood, celebrated his seventh birth-'' Mrs. Hull und Mm. Uandolph re
duy uuulversary ut u delightful 13 ceived the guests und Mrs. I
o'clock luncheon at his home today. Kulilliuisen. Sr.. Mrs. Joseph Mars
The miosis enjoyed "hot dogs,"- t,,-8i Mrs. J. P. Motschenbacher.
followed by Individual birthday' ,. ,nld llellows and Mrs.
I cakes las well us a large birthday
i... ii. .i i i ,
,,,: u, si-ien iniiuiesi nun rooms uud In serving,
sherbet. Mrs. Hampton was as- (luents enjoying thu allulr with
slsied In sv-rvlng by her daughter, Mrs. Hall In honor of Mrs. Kan
Miss Avis, Miss Kevu Cobb anil-,0,B included: Mrs. Clyde Curs
Mrs. Marion M. Nelson. I tens. Mrs. liraul Osborn. Mrs. A.
(.nests enjoying the luncheon n. Taylor. Mrs. Harold llellows,
and party honoring Merle, inclml- M,.s. Klir Wley. Mrs. II. M. Krell.
ed .oliu and David Murinun. Mar-" m.. r- m i,. m.. l- a i,..,.
shall Hruce Nelson, liulh. Hobby um. Mrs. w,u .Mvels, Mrs. Jo
ZL ? "k M""ei. Mr. K. I,, flilker-
ii! nil i , I ' Nu;'.',7, ";""'u"K".,.ii. Mrs. H. K. Mnd.lox, Mrs. U
! '"J :11' Whipple, (eorgo Kohlhagen. Sr.. Miss Herlhu Kohl
ililudor, Jr., Hurbura Ann Huileyii ..i ,
cmCweri.y'mesI'';!,.,H,1,'',lr """T
EASTERN STAR TO
MEET AT POTLUCK
SUPPER THURSDAY
The rlrsl full meeling of Kose
burg chainer of lOastern Star will
follow a six-thirty o'clock putluck
supper next Thursday evening at
the .Masonic temple, to which all
members und their husbands and
visiting members und their bus
hands are Invited.
The worthy matron. Mrs. A. IJ.
Taylor ami Mr. Taylor: worthy,
patron. II. II. Turner and Mrs.
Turner; associate matron, Mra.
Maurice .1. Newland und Mr. New
Innd. und associate patron, (i. M.
Krell and Mrs. Krell. will compose
Ihe committee in churge of the
politick supper and will furnish
the meat for the occasion. .Mem-
hers attending are requested to'
uring a covered dish or salad.
On September I9tb Hie chapter
will liuld illitllltlOll.
MR. AND MRS. WIMBERLY
ENTERTAIN AT DINNER ON
TUESDAY EVENING
Mr. ami Mrs. I.. L. Wiinlierly en
tertained at a very lovely slx-tlilrty
o'clock dinner ut their beautiful
lioiiie, "Pine Illdge" Tuesday even
ing, Imriiig as llielr kiicsIs.' Mr.
and Mrs. I.ee Wiinlierly. of Ixis An
geles, and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Fry. of (irn ills Pass. A lovely bou
qet or dahlias graced the table.
Following Hi, i dinner' hour Ihe
group was Joined by Mil and Mrs.
10. 10. VV'lniborly. Mr. and Mrs. (I.
V. Wilnberly. Air. and Mrs. (leorge
Wharton and Mr. and Mrs. I!,ie:
niching (the lalter two couples
uuvini; been veiling dinner guests J
hi um it. . WlinUtiiy lioiuci. Tin
ii)up (Mijoyt'U muiioii phrturea dnr
Uik the (vouiiiK tnkidi uinl liown
ly & K ViinbtM-!y.
MRS. W. T. PETERS
ENTERTAINS BRIDGE
CLUB TUESDAY
Mrs. V. T. I't'toiH vry r;icioiis
ly iMHoituiaecl Iwv briilKc ihili
Tiit-sdiiy HlifriHinu in n I'hurmuiK
urn-uiuiy onucK ilrrtKcrt-lu nrlirnu
,,, iiiriiii- mi ivi'si i-irst street,
.iiiuias carried out an attractive1
iieiiiiaiive mom lor the occasion.
Covers were placed for .Mis. E. S
Mi-Claln. M,s. ,. .;. MjcClilltnck
and Miss Helen Cnsev, guests, uud
Mrs. 10. II. Van Ness, .Mrs. E
Pearson. Mrs. U K. Fles. Mrs!
Paul (leiiues, airs. Aiaurlce I,. Hall
mark and the hostess. Mrs. Peters.
Cent rai t bridge was in ulav iim-!
lug tin. plvasaul alt miioiiii ii,,ii,u i
nu ! is. .Mit iaiii winning the
guest: Mrs. Geildes the high score
nub prize and Mrs. Ilallniuik the
second high score prize.
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W. B. A. HAS
ICE CREAM SOCIAL
THURSDAY AFTERNOON
Tile Women's llclielll association
belli an enjoyable ice cream social
Thursday atternoou at the home of
Mis. Hugh Wells on Fllllei ton
street diesis ,,! Hi,, aljenioon
ere Mrs. .lotin Wilson and Mis.
Frank Mei.ler mid son.
Following a social hour Mrs.
Powers and Mis. Wells served
lovely refreshments to the guests
and mem tiers. The nevl regular
meeting will be a business session
September I Sili in two o'clock in
tile alieruooii at the
hall.
Maccabce '
MRS. PAUL McGOWAN
ENTERTAINS CLUB AT
LUNCHEON ON FRIDAY
Mrs. l'aul McGownli very gia
ilously i-ntcrtaiiicd her sew ing iluli
at a ileliglittul one e'l-lm k litiich
eon yesterday at tier homo.
Members ot ttie club enjoying the
occasion wilh Mis. MiGowan lu
eluded Mis. Ii. M. I 'liui'fli. Mis.
Donn Kaoalinilgh, Mis. F. J.
Scbliliipt. Mrs. 1.. A. Miles. Mis.
Wallace Itolierlson. Mrs. 11. E.
Fnllt and Mis. .1. A. Hart.
'Sewing und visiting were enjoy
ed during the plcusant afternoon
hours.
JOB'S DAUGHTERS TO
HOLD FIRST FALL
MEETING NEXT TUESDAY
Job's Daughters w ill celebrate
the tiftcenth alliilveisaiy ol' the
lioselinig bethel. No. S. wlttl at!
past honored queens as special
guests, at the first full meeting un
uoiinced for sevcn-tlili ly o'clock
next Tuesday cveninii; at the .Ma
sonic temple. The new honored
iiuecn. Carolyn Cordon, will pre.
side. All members and iho.-c with
propi r Ma.ionie .itttluittous .lie In
vited to be present.
MEOFORO VISITOR IS
I COMPLIMENTED AT CHARMING
TEA AT HA,LI, HOME
Mix. IS. 8. Hull entertained at one
of t lie most charming parties of the
week, when she invited u huge
) number of friends (o u delightful
(ea from three to five o'clock at
her attractive homo on Military
Htrcet to compliment her sister
Mrs. 10. I'. Kundolpli, of Medlord.
formerly of this cily.
ileuutlfiil bouquets of mixed
summer flowers were used about
the rooms, while the tea table was
covered by un ultluctive filet lace
cloth over u ereeu foundation. A
bowl of gorgeous rosebuds, scabo-
1 da, delphiniums and oilier pastel-
Craut Osboi n assisted about, the
1
' Mm. Wl i'l'lrlci.. Mrs. Leon-
I'll i 1 llarth. Mrs. Val
I Strong. Mrs. H. M. Church. Mrs. T.
II. Ilurr, Mrs. W. M. ('nmpliell.
Mrs. Homer llrow. Mrs. Clair K
Allen. Mrs. Fred Hamilton, Mrs.
Morris II. Roach, Miss Adeline
StJewart. Mrs. Perry Smith, Mrs. F.
A. Ilui'd. Mrs. Foster ljutner, Mrs.
10. T. Nelson. Mrs. Robert Irving, of
Wilbur, Mrs. (leorge Kohlhagen,
and Mrs. Frederick J. Porter.
Mrs. Kandnlpll uud duughter.
Miss Hartiara, have been spending
the week here at Ihe Hall home
und visiting other relulives und
friends.
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KENT-DIXON DINNER
IS ENJOYABLE AFFAIR
ON NORTH UMPQUA SUNDAY
Mr. und Mrs. A. 10. Kent and Mrs.
M. Haze Dixon entertained at a
very delightful five o'clock dinner
ut their summer place on Ihe North
L lnpqua Sunday.
Covers were arranged for Miss
Helen Casey. Miss Kosa IJ. and iO.
I.. Parrott. Mr. and Mrs. C. W.
Wharton. Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Wad
dell and the hitler's sister, .Miss
Catherine DeVoe. of San Francisco,
Mrs. .1. F. Parker and her sou and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Clif
ford Parker, ol' Seattle, Airs, liiond-
' way. Mr. uud Mrs. L. W. .losse. Mr.
and Mrs. J. 10. Sawyers. Mibs 'lert
riide Kusl. Mr. and Mrs. W. F.
Chapman. Mrs. Arthur W. llau.n
and Ihe host und hostesses, Mr.
' nnd Mrs. A. 10. Kent and Mrs. M.
Ilu7.e) Dixon.
Cards, visiting and swimming
weru enjoyed during tho pleasiint.
evening hours.
MRS. H. H. STAPLETON
ENTERTAINS FOR BERKELEY
VISITOR AT LUNCHEON
iUlil. II, II. OUItll'lUl fill lilllivti i
at il cliiii'iniiiK. iiifiin;il onu u'clork I
liiiH'lujon at luT (iltnictivo home on
t'huihvick BlretfL Munday in coin
liiunl to Mrs, John Patterson, of
Hrrkoh'y, Calif., who is hero visit
ing htr brother-in-law and Mister,
Mr. uud Mis. A. A. Wilder.
XinntaH were used to tarry out
an allruetive docorative motif for
t,'.ie occasion. Contract briilt) was
'"j"."'. h .-
noon nnurs who aiiss i.aiuerinei
Do.Voe, of San Fraucisco. wiuuing J
Ilie high score prize alio Mrs. Ar
thur W. (Ilium winning tiie second
high score prize,
SUE ADELE McELHINNY
ENTERTAINS AT INFORMAL
SUPPER WEDNESDAY NIGHT
Sue Adele McElliiiiuy, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles McKlhiiiny.
'ul Siilem. entertained Inlormally at
a dellghllul supper in the garden
al the home ol her uncle and uuut.
Mr. nud Mrs. I.. 1.. Spencer, on
North Jackson street Weduesduy
evening. Supper Mas enjoyed lie
t'ore'the attractive ttreplace in the
garden.
Those enjoying the evening wilb
Sue Adele included:. Jimmy und
Janice Whipple, John and Marilyn
Dlvoii. and her two aunts. Mrs. J.
A. Freilriikson und Mrs. 1.. 1..
Spencer.
N. OF W. PICNIC IS
ENJOYABLE AFFAIR
IN MORGAN GARDEN
Lilac Circle No. III. Neighbors of!
ooiicriilt enjoyed a delightful
pii lite supper Monday evening in
ihe garden at the home of Mrs.
Mary Morgan on Kleser street. A
large number ol nieiuliers and their
tulllllies enjoyed the supper nnd so
cial evening of cards and visiting.
The Circle will not hold Its regu
lar meeting Monday evening. Sep
tember a. mi uccouut of the lubor
day holiday.
BENEFIT CARD PARTY
IS ENJOYED MONDAY
AT RIVERSDALE HALL
Riversdale grange sponsored a
rry deltgbiiul benefit tivi'-hiuulred
card party at the hall Monday eve
ning. Mrs. M. II. Shook won the
high score for the ladies Willi C. T.
Tipton winning the men's high
score prize ami Mrs. W. I-:, titt win
ning the traveling prize.
Following l lie card play, refresh
ments were served by I lit commit
tee ill charge.
GLENGARY CLUB MEETING
CHANGED TO SEPT. 11TH
The Glciigiuy club, which was
nreviouslv announced vviiul,! meet
next week, will instead meet ut 'tliij
ohn Campbell home Ihe atternoou j
of September llib witli Mrs. Canni
bell and Mrs. Mediums actyig a!
Joint hostesses. '
Married on
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I'hutu by l-'ilin Wliop. Nuvvs-nevlow intfruving
Mr. and Mrs. Delbcrt Parker.
MIhs Until 11, Kei'Hhner, beau
tfful daughter or Mr. und Mrs. L. S.
KerHhuer, and iJelhert Parker, son
of Mra. Charles liealy, ol this city,
were uiurricd at a quiet, impipssive
ceremony ruad by Dr. Morris H.
Koach of the First Presbyterian
church, Friday morulng at eleven
o'clock at (be home of the bride's
purentH oft Hamilton Htroet.
Au attractive setting for the
ceremony was arranged In the
archway of the Ijving room, which
was banked by beautiful gladioli
bouquets.
The bride was lovely In a plum
colored Trock of chiffon wool fash
ioned wtlh a Htreet-length skirt.
She wore a two-stranded pearl
necklace, u gilt of the bridegroom's
mother, and a corsage of gardenias
and houvardi. Her accessories were
in black.
Miss Vivian ttuiiley. maid of hon
or, was charming In a rose mist
colored frock and a corsage of gar
denias, and maiden-hair ferns.
Knute Kershner, brother qf the
bride, acted us best. mnn. The
bride's mother wore a new lioy
IJlue colored crepo frock with a
white gladioli-bud corsage and the
bridegroom's mother wore a two
piece navy ensemble and a corsage
of white gladioli buds.
INFORMAL TEA IS
ENJOYED FOR VISITOR
AT ROACH HOME
.Mrs. Morris II. Rimch received a
few friends ut her home Thursday
afternoon lo meed her sister, Mrs.
II. D. l.ymuti, who with her hus
band. Dr. I.yinan and two sons,
Richard and Curtis, are here from
Honolulu. Hawaii, eu route to their
new home at Springfield. .Mo.,
where Dr. l.ymun has been trans
ferred by the government service.
The I.ymans have been residents
of Honolulu lor the last three
years.
Calling n meet Mrs. I.ynmn
were: Mrs. Mark 1,. rnilervvood.
Mrs. W. M. Cuinpbell. Mrs. Earl
t.irlrh. Mrs. V. V. Ilarpham. Mrs.
Homer Grow, Mrs. 10. S. Hall. Mrs.
'.I. P. Motscbenbachcr. Mrs. W. M.
Chalmers and Mrs. Frederick J.
Porter.
I'.eautiful lioiinucts of dahlias
and other summer flowers were
used ii limit the rooms. Ten was
served by Mrs. Roach nt lour-thlr-ly
o'clock.
BIRTHDAY PARTY IS
ENJOYED AT SPENCER
HOME FRIDAY EVENING"
A delightful garden party was
enjoyed at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. 1,. 1,. Spencer Friday evening
to celebrate Iho August blrtilidays
'of Mr. Spencer. Mrs. JamCs Meyers.
C. W. slnnigcr ami W. J. Olm
sclleid. The occasion also marked
the wedding anniversary of Mr.
uud Mrs. Story lies.
Supper was enjoyed at Ullillligbt
before Iho outdoor fireplace. Those
enjoying Ihe evening with Mr. nnd
Mrs. Sienccr included: Mr. and
Mrs. James Meyers. Mr. and Mrs.
C. W. Stnniger. Mr. and Mrs. W. J.
Olnischeld. Mr. and Mrs. story
lies. Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Res. Mr.
and Mrs. Ferrol Res. Mr. and Mrs.
J. A Frediicksou and Dr. and Mrs.
.. M. I.ehrbach.
t
ROBERT COSHOW PICK ENS
AND MARY YEAGER TO
MARRY IN SALEM SEPT. 8
According to linnouureincllts re
ceived here. Robert Cosbow Pick
ells, son or Mr. and Mrs. K. II.
Pickens, of Salem, formerly of
y.oseburg. and Miss Mary Yenger
will be married in Salem Septem
ber sth.
Following the wedding, the cou
ple will go to Phllndolphlti. Pa.,
where Mr. Pickens Is attending
textile school. ,
BELLVIEW CLUB
CHANGES MEETING
The Itellvlew club, which was tn
have im-r next Wednesday, will am
meet until ihe afternoon nf Sep
tember llib. at which time the
club will be elitertiiluc'l by Mrs.
Clyde KeMer.
Friday Mprn,irg
'
hi
A reception and wedding lunch
eon followed the wedding, ut which
ine the beautifully decorated tiwo-
red cake topped by a miniature1
i.i I...I.I... ..
time
tiered
bride and bridegroom, wus cut by
Mr. and Mrs. Parker. Covers were
, ,o...l r.. ,l, 1...1.1..1 ....... .i
Mr. and Mrs. l! S Kmhi Mi-
and Mrs , Cliarles l.eaiy. Miss V.v-
..... ...... p,, .. '
Dr. Itoucu
Following a wedding trip to
coast points. .Mr. und Mrs. Parker
win return to ltoseburg and lor
live weeks will reside at the
Charles Healy residence on South
i .... , ,,
"""" ueei, nue .nr. auu .mis.
Healy enjoy a trip to Michigan.
Later Mr. and Mrs. Parker will
move into their residence, which ,
they recently purchased, on the '
East Douglas street, road a mile
from Rosebmg. i
The bride attended the local
schools and wus graduated from -
Miami, Florida, high school, later
reliirnlng here to reside. She is a
popular momber of tho younger,
...i ... ii.m Kiiy nun ih eiiipioycu at
the local Montgomery Ward com-
puny store, whore she will resume
her duties upon her return here.
Mr. Parker was graduated from
the ltoseburg high school and
now employed by the Hansen Mo
tor company.
B. P. W. C. HOLDS
TENTH ANNUAL PICNIC
AT W. E. OTT HOME
The tenth annual picnic of tho
Iluslness und Profossionul Wo
men's club was enjoyed Monday
evening ut the W. E. Ott home on
the banks of the North I'mpcnia
river. Tho large out door living
room on the hunks of tho liver was
attractively lighted for the occa
sion. A small organ was played
by Mrs. Frances I.llltott to ifceom
pany the group singing following
the supper hour.
Mrs. Story lies acted as general
chairman ot tho picnic uud was as
sisted by Miss Inn Farnsworth,
Miss Vera Frediicksou and Miss
Elnor Sherk.
Mrs. U I,. Spencer noted as chair
man of the social hour. A beauti
ful vase was presented by tho club
to Mr. und Mrs. Ott for their hos
pitality to the club.
Those enjoying the evening with
Mr. uud Mrs. Ott included Dolma
Grobo. Mrs. I,. J. Houser. Sandra
I'el.ayne. Mr. and Mrs. Story lies
.Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Micelll. Katie l'
.....,, n. i-.uiei .arpenter, Carrie
1 I., lie . i?.,l,nll. ,
i , "- ..alien, AI1U1C
Liiili'le Russell. U'liu C pn,....
Frances I.lntott, Mr. and Mrs. U
l. topencer, Mr. and m. i t.
Saunders, Nance Fitzsinimons,
Margaret Johnson, Patsy Morton
loseph .Murphy. Alice Uclaud, Hel
en ( asey. lless Wharton, Margaret
Hi-own Mr and Mrs. H. A. Stark.
Murjorio ( ut, ! Farnsworth,
.Inor Mierk. Vera Frediicksou
oldie Urunn. Alvia Wetherell.
1 ..villa Owen, Ellla Mann Vl.li..
Glllnour, Edyibe Gilinour, L J
larncs Martha Perry, Lucille
1.CHO.X. Mr. und Mrs. W. W. Good
win. Gene Cites. Dorothy ..Vm-to
Uvola McMillen. C. E. Mausflc Z.
l a Laubach. Eleanor Morau. Helen
Ma it Moore. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Parkinson ami Lois Duncuu.
f
L. T. L. ENJOYS
PICNIC AT WOLF CREEK
MONDAY AFTERNOON
Instead of the regular meeting,
the hoys and girls of the Local
Temperance Legion enjoyed a "de
lightful picnic and swimming parly
Monday at Wolf Creek.
loose enjoying the occasion in
cluded Patricia Murphy. I.ou Helen
Strange. Morris Roach and his cou
sin. Richard Lyman, nf Honolulu
Hawaii. Raymond Hull. Shirley
Wilson. Doris Rand. Paul Weaver
Mais Soutliwbk. Frank Weaver.'
Allen Knudtson. life guard. Mrs.
Fred I- Soillhwick. Mrs. Floyd Wil
son und Miss Edith Staggs. advis
ors
i he next meeling will be held
September 2Mb at the Soulhwiok
Home on t'ecr creek, nt winch time
the btrtliilav anniversary of Fran
ces E. Willard will lie celebrated
at a program and parly. All boys
mil aill Interested are cordially I
invited to intend. .'
i.C.i.i
p? ''ii.-iir.
THIMBLE CLUB MEETS
MONDAY AFTERNOON AT
B. W. TAYLOR HOME
Th Woodcraft Thimblo
club
met Mouday afternoon at the home Hedbui .1. Miss tugeum Vlrdeii und
of U.c i president. Mrs. R W. Tny Mi" Hutar were hostesses m
lor on Soulu Jueksou street. The a elmrniing iiiiseeliaiieous shower
rooms were beautifully decorated parly Monday evening at the Saur
with large bouquets of colorful home on tast Ouk street in cot...
summer riowers ipliinent to Miss blla Hennigh, who
A short business meeting wus will become the bride of Gordon
followed by a delightful birthday I'leult, Tort and medical student,
surprise party honoring Mrs. Tiiy-j eniber 26th, ut the First Metho.
lor and Mrs. Cynthia Oermoud. dlst church In Corvallls.
Acting hostesses for tho party were l.lltle h liaron Lee Roadman,
Mrs. Hawn and Mrs. Johnson, who 1 niece of Miss llcunlgh, presented
took charge of Ihe social hour and 'he many beautiful g fig u, ,
kept the group busy with many en- suest of houor. The gifts were ar
Joyuble games. I '"'" ",Btt '-v decorated wag.
At four o'clock the guests ot Frem'h inarlgolda and golden
honor -were taken to Iho dining l rormeil attractive boucjuets
room, where a large table, covered lout the rooms,
bv a nice lace cloth, and ceuteredl ''"' "i "' oveiilue a buffet sup.
with a bowl of paslel colored as- P1'1' waa served. The table was
lets and tail tapers, was arranged. I decorated til a bridal party.
The refreshments carried out a 1 1 hose enjoying the evening win,
pink and whltn motif and a large '' bl11"'; Hedbarn, .Mis
decorated birthday cake, hearing j ,l"iv", ,,li8,s tjubui- in honor of
the names ot Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. 'MIhs llennlgb Included Mrs. u. .;.
tiennoud. was cut and served. As- Heniiigh, Mrs. led Jtoadman and
sisllng Mrs. Dawn and Mrs. John-1 'I'liigliter, bhuron lxie, Mrs. I), n.
on in serving were Mrs. Durby, 1 u ,ul- M''- K. Ilurr, Mrs. 1.
Mrs. nishmun, Mrs. lludnell und "'' . l,nyt' Ml'- ''T
Mrs. Aurend. I ' of Salem. Miss Uorolli)
Those honoring Mrs. Taylor uud J""',""""1; M'8S uthryn Huseii.
Mrs. Oermoud Included Mrs. An- r- 88 Anuabelle Uerg, MiS8
drew S. Ford. Mrs. V. . Hail. ia!l.l Mi"'V, L lB" I'a.rby a"d M'8S Eiea
Mrs. Kate Gibson. Mrs. George ' r'tlcr. of Kugene.
Cuinpbell, Mrs. J. I.. Ahretid. -Mrs.l . 1,e'"8h Is spending ton
Kd Done, Mrs. Peter Ciuniniett. !"'y 01 be'' vacation here visiting
Mrs. Allle Colford. Mrs. Cliriou l61' Pa"". Mr. and Mrs. D. R
Hooper. Mrs. U B. Krogel, Mrs. """"8h "i"" brother-in-law and
A. D. Hawn, Mrs. C. W. r)i.s.iinun. J"; M,s- Ted noudman,
.Mrs. Aided Neal. Mrs. A. H. I'er- l"!folB '-'tl""'g to Porllaud.
nr.. Mis. LisLon Darliv anil H:mi.h.f m m m -
her. Miss Cloydene, Mrs. O. I,. John
son. Mrs. Arthur lludnell, Mrs. R.I CONFERENCE IS HELD
I.. Hounshell, Mrs. l'aul Beaver,1 IN COQUILLE SUNDAV
Mrs. Willis Myers. Mrs. Adrain llul-. wull-,-' &UNOAY
bert ami Mrs. Estlo Sullivan. ' The Iluslness nnd Profession'!
The next meeling will be Sep- Women's clubs of Coos- Bav Co
letuliHi !ith at the home of Mrs. 'ouille and l!nsehin- .,i.,..i '..
ij.i.,ii in kt .......
.,u,,,,L,i n. m it, iiunv viie-;i,
GLENDAUE GIRL
MARRIES IN VANCOUVER
C.I.KNIMLH, Aug. 30. Ot Inter
est to her many friends is tho mar
;"'Re,(, Vc'ma Basye, (laugh -
' " " ,u,s,y0
ipt I'-dson, sou of Mr. and Mrs. C.
I.-.l.... ni .....iin r.nr
...,.. ... uu&ciiu, vuli., I
.-'"inn; loun in
The wedding took place lu the'
I 1 ''e!,l,Vt?!'.ia". l."BO ill Van
!2
Kunzliin olfielnted.
Tho bride wore a dusky rose
sueei (iress suit wttn mack ncces-
j ,... ., .,. ,.,. r ,b
rose bm s,. .. ,..,,.,
i,,. iot.. m.. ,... -e...., . , ...
! k.-mi.. ..' ,i.,..i, .. ."...'
1 .... ,, uu. n mav niiuei
dress and a corsage of painted
I daisies.
Mrs. Edson was horn In (llendale
and has spent her entire llfo here
graduating from the c.leudule high
school with the class of PI3G For
the past four vears she has' been
employed by the flenningcr's Red
and White store.
Mr .Edwin is a graduate or the
Grants Pass high school and was
un out-stnnding uthlete At pies
cm oe is employed ass a truck di-iv.
er bv Chester ,.i.,..,; i '
Mr. and Mis.
.',.!!;". ''I1'""1"!
Sunday via tho coast route
! now are at home t ih,.i,.
friends.
. ....
br,2.ANGELES VISITOR
ENTERTAINS AT LUNCHEON
AT HOTEL UMPQUA THURSDAY
froJiU'
dellghllul luncheon at the Hotel
;:C;ii!t: Kz.
dick. Mrs. Orlena Slatinrv ii-
E. E. Wlinherlv ami Mis. i .
........... quests wore nieces
ami sis'.ersiu-luw or Mrs. Wiinlier
ly. ('illowing tiie luncheon hour, the
group enjoyed Ihe iifternoon social
nnurs ni the Home of Mr. mid Mrs.
II. S. Nichols, on South Main
street.
SAN FRANCISCO VISITOR
HONORED AT FAMILY
GATHERING AND DINNER
Sunday, Mrs. Thomas Scott and
Mrs VV- 11 A...1.. .... ,
t a large family gathering and
dinner In honor of Mrs. Lucy Mar-
tin. of San Francisco at the beau -
til'nl Scott home near Melrose.
Those enjoying the delightful oe-
sun eiiiei lumen
casion Included: Mr. und Mrs.1
i.eorge 1 nomas and children. Mr.r
nud Mrs. May Pnmilr. ,,,l r.l.o.1...... I
.virs. ituinan rtiomson. Mr. und,
Mrs. Thomas Scott. Mr. and Mrs.
w. K. Anderson, William Henry
Anderson and the guesl of honor.
Mrs. Martin.
LOVELY DINNER IS
ENJOYED AT PENNIE
HOME MONDAY EVENING
Monday evening n lovelv dinner
natty was given by Mrs. Max Pen-
ine in compliment lo her sister.
Mrs. I.ucy Miirtlii, who is visiting
here from San Francisco.
Covers were placed for Mrs. Mar
tin, guest of honor. Mr. and Mrs.l
Thomas Scott. Mr. and Mrs. W. It.
Anderson. William Henry Ander
son and Mr. and Mrs. Max Pennie
and children.
INFORMAL PICNIC IS
ENJOYED SUNDAY AT
WHARTON'S NIKA LODGE
A delightful informal picnic was
enjoyed .Sunday at Wharton's Nika
lodge on the North rmpn.ua near
Glide. Those present were I,t. and
Mrs. II. II. Hoofs, of La Jolla.
Calif., who have been spending a
week there vacationing and have
now lefi for Seattle, Mr. and Mrs I
.1. It. Wharton and .Misu Bess and
Miss Jane Wharton.
BIRTHDAY DINNER .
IS ENJOYED
GI.ENDAI.E. Aug.
-Tuesday
: enlng Mi s. Emma Wilson enter
tallied with a birthday dinner hon
oring her sister. Mrs. Ileruuin
Grallsinnn. Places were Ink! for
air. unit .Mrs. Grausmnn. Mi
Wayue Lewalleu. Mabel Uewalleu
M. Pike. Fiank Williams and M,.
hostess, Mrs. Emma Wilson. .
MISS ELLA HENNIGH 13
COMPLIMENTED AT CHARMINQ
Mrs. Dernard Saar, Mrs. Junius
- ' B. P. W C DISTRtPT
I .. , . .. """"" " "
uict conference al CoouIIIh s,..
day, with Mrs. L. U Silencer ami
-Mrs. Story lies representing the .
cal club. Mrs. Spencer attended as
slate membership chairman ami
Mrs. lies represented the Ruseburg
club us a, delegate. The next ills-
, Irlct convention will be held by tin?
1 "'Pr" 0K 'luha. Septeml,,.,.
i 2S-2.1 at T iner Inn l,i ...i .
I . . " .in.
Hood River club acting as hostess.
POEfS CORNER
THE FARMER OF THE PAST
Ci-i-lo Samuel was a fai n,..-
Many years ago.
. lfr rut the tn, ,wl ... i .....
land
... .
"s lou" nnt c,'1,s l'' Stow.
I
1,0 '"'we(l Ulu lo8' '"uko l
1 ;,ulld '
n""lip'' thpm with m'aiis and clay.
H1"' l':,illil's ' mukr. the roof,
i S"H'':' b","'(ls- llis f'0"'' to lay-
'
i " u"il1 "10 fireplace out of rock,
'"' '''""""' ""l lf Poles,
"" "le k,',lle8 '"l eiane
,A'"' ,''1'',1 l"'at'' In the coals.
,,
. "I'lll tile rails, his land to
And built bis barn of
Iocs,
." "'"'" .'Vl' '" '""'-'I' llis l"1.
'"""yiA sty to keep his hogs.
ll,i yoke of oxen and a cow.
(Perhaps, fome chickens loo.
"ll! lallhfiil dog and tabby cat,
wile to help him through.
n early morn '
N i ,,-' they eninh.ve.1
,ts tiu" ih-y
...
V" " 8 ,ls"." 11,1,1 118 work to do.
Each day Its tusk was done.
If nossihle from earlv morn
.'Till stopped by setting sun.
.,,, ....
'"V1"' .""".liii;. tr, tig some
lie kept his home In meat
And ir the croiis turned out OK.
lie had enough to cat.
He cut Ihe bay upon the marsh.
Ills stock and flocks to feed.
Perhaps, raised clover or red top
Or out hay from the seed.
No seeder then to plant his grain.
. . ---
C- ""' 1,18 l'1""'
, .'! m"K,'r- reaper or combine,
l "",!it "r r,ll'"s l'"vo ""w.
L s"llnK " cradle or a scythe
, ''" lllp "Pened grain.
, Hound and allocked It then by
, ''"
hand
- "" muncn n gainsi ine rain.
No one told li tin where or when
To plant or sow or reap. ,
Nor regulate bis marketing
Of grain or milk or sheep.
He had no heavy mortgage Ihe"
ijion his stock or farm.
The government and taxes were
No cause for his alarm.
lie lived in plain simplicity
A riiend of other men.
His was the Ideal life Indeed,
llis rami, his kingdom then.
II. C. Parslow
SHOP ON MONDAY
It's more fun than scrub
bing clothes in a tubl Why
should you when we're
here to wash and iron for
you at a thrifty price.
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