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TWO ROSEBURG-NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7, I94t Social CaUndar Monday, December 9. Itr. It. I.. ilium's uon denomina tional Bible study class In meet ut 7;t' o'eloek in evening at dluliw liull uf DuuKliiH hotel. Public iuvlt- Fmputiu chapter of Ii. A. It. lo llM't'l 111 7 I II" flfHKel l-Htlppei' al homo or Murpnrel Pane. :t"l K. Com mercial avenue, wllh Mm. l. N. Iluseiibark. joint hiHteHS. Mian AUe line Hlewarl In charge ' proKiuni on "A Huy i Fl mouth." N, of V. Thimble Hub lo meet In afternoon at home or Mm. C. W. (iwen at 21S Hlce streei. All rump Fire Clrls to meet ut IM-vHhyLeriaii church Immediately ulter school. Mis Kblora lte.Mnl. nutloiuil field secrndnry, will be present. Hoard uf American Kcd Oofs to hold Important meeting al 7: if" In cvenluK at Red Cross oil ten In courthouse. Tuesday, December 10. KosehurK Woman' Athletic asso ciation lo meet ut 7 : Zi In evening at junior hit:h school Kyninnslum. All Scottish kilo Masons iuviled In attend luncheon al noon at Hotel Uohh for John M. Cowles, soveretun jeraitri commander. Washington. D. t, R. K. Pinncy nml I.. (J. Clarke, (if Portland, In lieu of regular He cemlier meethiK. Knsehure Itchckuh lode No. 41 mevttuK and liilMulluii at 7::tu o' clock at I. O. (. F. hull. Member nuked to brhiK tlonullmiM Tor Odd Fellows home. Itadutiru flub, iHiuKhteiH of Nib itiemberK to entertain husbuuils an 6:4a o'clock tin-hostess dinner at Hotel Horn lo he followed by Christmas tree mikI cvchMiii'e nf Hilt I I'll Ivors! ty or Orenon .Mot hem club 12 rltu no-hostess luncheon at Ho4el I'mimim. with Mix.' V, H. CarWr hostess lor the duy. For leKervattuus, telephone :tf7M. Kittles auxiliary to meet at fc o' clock lu eveulm; ut Katies hull. Ididy I do us to tneel ut K u'doi'li lu evening ut C. K. N'ielieiiw lunii. to how. Mih. J F. MolKcheiibuchei' ami .Mm. C, K, NtchviiH. Joint chilli men. (ireeiiH I'. T. A ytniiv i ut i't rtiH'k potluck luncheon at home of Mih. (leoiRe Piper. SewhiK club ::m (Ichhim t lunch eon and ChilHimaH party ul home of Mm. K. S. Hall. "Trial by .liirv" olierelta prue Hce. Ili'tileHmnblK to meet tit 7:.t; jurymen at 7;1U, and clmniH at K o'clock. Ilelene ltobiiiHou, .direr- lor. t)pere(lii to-be preiiMiled lilt uf Fehninry. U T. t,. to u t al Nia South Mailt Ntreet (i plan t'urlher iictlvt HH. Voung Pi-ople'H Leiittue of SI. 1'atW'H l.utheniu church llihle hi tidy meet tux and social at 7 Slit tit eveiilm; ol W. A. Sylwentcr 1ioiiu i l To Military Htreel. Wedneidny, December 11. W. C. T. V. iiieetinu at two o' clock hi afternoon at home ut Mm. Chjii len A. Kdwardn on St. Kane ' street. Fveryoue ntteudiiiK re- uuesleil to ItrtiiK a irltt for the Chil- i diu's farm home ul CoiwiIUh. In-' terustlnK pinuruiii. KefteHbineiits. j I,n. Men auxiliary o Itrnlhcrhond of Itulluay Tialuuieu Hix o'clo k uunual turkey dinner ami Clulnl man party for mcinhem and lami lle at Womnn'H clubhouse tilllN to he enhanced. lustallatbui of new olficei-H. Itivemdale Hnppy Hour club lo hld one o'clock ChriMnias pailv and luncheon wiih exchaimt! of Kilts hi Can's Tavern. Iiiurel lodm Nn. ;i, . y. and A. M. clvi-thm of iiMit-em al 7 . ;lu in eieuiitfc ut Maoiilc temple. Chior prmtlce al St. Panl's l.uih- erau chuich at 7 :!u lu evenlm; to ! prepare music Im riit istmiM eve , Hemr e to be h lit al t hurch He j eemher ''. I I'yihluu Sisters t clock In eveniim al Klecttnn ol ot'theis. meet iit K. of P. Memher cd lo he present. Thursday, UecemDer t Wonmn'H Society nl Cliiisllmi Servb-H one nVlock luncheon ami Cltlisl.ltius paily with evImilKe ul i:lftH at MelhoiliHt church. Mm. Karl Wiley, chairman, .Mrs. A. J, tieiUIcN lu chance ni piounim ami Airs. Paul Cedde hi charue nl ic lotions. Menibem may invite i I'lctlil.H hy lettbiK cniuililllee ktiou. Members to he when oppm (unit v d k a membership otferitm ami also u Christ imi utleriu:. .Ml ssionnry suelely 11111 enilreli to meet at :iu t home ol Mrs Morris II. U,,a,h wllh Mrs. . 0I111 I'iiikeitoii. asslstiiiii hostess. Mrs. C. K. lioheils. Mrs W, 1, Sentl. M,s. l'i,.,l ', ,,,,,1 Mn Meorne Sen ell 01. prot,illll. lie Ireshin.'iits. Spinal inusie. I.ndy Klks amiiuil Clulslnias pllltv al S 01 ,-k al Ihe temple wllh Airs. Mauiiie 1.. Hallmark i Mrs. Allien Mhelli. i 1 ,s,,.s,.. 1 nil's lor caril plu luellts. Refresh. W. II. A. ele. llon of oltnors al two o'eliuk al Maieahee hall. Mis Hilly 'insot lo lereive .'Isth lip pollllllieul as tinaui lal -en.-lai j 01 Ihe loeal review. Iota Sicuia iluli " stliiper at home ol Mi, .KofebtllK Men's Mle, tU-e at 7::itl o'eloek i rity hall, under tbti It. Al. Chun h '" ilesseii. - C. 1 '. Jones. lull lo pl.i. 1 elenuu at dlreittoit ot Ladles of liosebliiiT Countvy elnli to meet ut !i::! . 111 ; al eluhhoiise for emitraei bridge: U;un pothuk liineheuii and itoiritifr at 1 : ;;ij o'. rlui'k. Friday, December 13. Hort'liet NlKbtitmale lent No 15, I'utigliiers nf I 'moil Veierans vt (DDnnY By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER Roseburg Woman's Club Play and Tea Is Charming Affair of Tuesday lino nt the IniKixt iilfuhs uf lliv l iiii'IiiIihih iif I hi- Juiilur iiiuuli s lull tin niiuiiHinril hy tho iiosi' rliili, wer Ri willy niinrcolaieil hy bln-K Woilinn'H rlub Tilihihiy artor- tin Wninun'H cluli lui'iiitwri for lioon, whpii I lie int-mliem filli'i-1 Imk iht-lr tnlfiir anil i iXMioraliun lulunl at till! iiniiiial full d'H anil ul nlllili HUH' .Mix. John II. Kuhlli- Htin prcHfllti-il llli vory rhnnuillK one-Hot comoily. "Tho KMno inalllac" liy .MaiKarnl ('uhiitou. Over a hunilml iHjoyiU the play anil lea. w bU b una held at inu u'rhirk 111 tile llltiTliiHili at llle hplcuial imrlali hall. inu an aiiReiumitB fin having Die lleautirul iHiuquets ut rnliirl ill entertainment rei(aieil. fall berry hIiiiiIik were liseil In ilei-i Mm. ,J y Slallery ai leil as cell oiiitn the lonni. while the HiaKe ral i balrman nf the tea anil was wan li.tnki.l with Imiii u'Iih of ever- aaileil by Mth. JiiIiii U llliiiin Kiueim. Mib. V. It. IIiiimii. ilub j Hiiberlxon. Mm. Ilnv llellnwu. .Mr. luenlllenl. welniineil I he KIleHlH 1 .1 linanl I'nlemall. Mm. Kail I'll- and inenihi'm ami .Mm. Frederick J. 1'orter Intrwhu-i'd the memhei-H ot the play cumi, uhtch tncliid''!: .Mrs. Juhn II. Kobinxou, Mih. Kd ttunl (i. KohlliumMi, Mm, V. M. I Campbell, Mm. Juhn M Kaib. t .VI in. hiumUl llnyt. Mi k. Adrian i lloMftu and MIm Iteiie HoiiHer wllh MiM. T. (i. WatHoii a troiiiitei' AhhIhiIuk with the Hiae pronei Uch were the l'arthw llarduate Ktoie. llu INicitlc Tcleilnne and 'Vh Ktitph couinany, Dr. Ceoic K. Ilouik, Mih. Kdward C. KuhlhaKcn and Mm. John M. Kulsh. The ilay wun cntlnisijisthally ap plauded hy the Ktiesla and the play rn ttere called hack to the Man folio wlnti I he niter (a In incut lo "lake a bow." lu the absence of MIhh Helen Caw-y. director ot dia uiath'H for the club. .Mih. Itobliisou very Kiaciounly accepted the te- rtpoiiMlbMlty for prextulitiK the play; uud which proved lo he one of ihe moHt enjoyable playn to he upon nut cd hy the club. Mm. Iloyt, .Mm. Unwell mid Minn I louder, who are the Civil War to me t at :.' In cv- en Inu ul armory. MethmlM Kcystune club meetltiK (o he at one thirty luncheon al home of Mih. William I'math with Mm. K. Latterly and Mm. Floyd Wilson iiHHirttiim In licenses. HriiiK W'" ,nr eiret Sinter and cbtthiuK uud lood lor ChrltuuiH haskeiK litiimhiH Ciiuuly Music Teachem llhHOi lalloii to Ilieel nl Htudio of IMIhh (ilmlyn II. StruiiK al one o"- clock in alternoon. Sylmoii Valley i-hi It to meel in iilternooii al home oi .Sirs. Wurreii 1 lotikc. ScuiiiK club lo meet In afternoon ut home ol Mrs. perry Thiele. Public luviled to hear .1. I. SweiiKon, head of Portland oil ice of F.M. I., speak on "National In .fense uud the I'M 1.1." at the armory 'at 7 : I r o'clock lu evening. Amerl caulxalion commission of ).( i.O.F. Kniml haUe in cooperation with Philetarlan loi;e of ICosehuiK Is spniistotu ihe program. December N. Itosebunt Woinau'H club Hen ice shop open, nil day upsinhs lu dub hou.se, opposite Haul's Indian thea tre. I.euiou auxiliary i nuiimme sab-, plain and siiruli saic in back of Itov HelloWs still e, opposite New S Keview. Plil iimtiu Kappu Mothers i lub candy and hnliilny loods sale. Federal Kmpluxes IoihI Invites public to enjoy, apron and overall dam e jit ;i o clock at (iilenlal Car dens. Hill Pluck's orchestra lo fur nish unislc December 15, .lolm laui;hiem Invite public aillltuil vesper ei li e m 4 ;u Presbv lerian i hurch. December 17. I.aiiifl Clmpler No. ::i, limal Arch Masons election oliicers ' in eveiuni; at Masonic lempl,.. December 18. Public Invited lo aitemt lustalln ii. in ol neu oliicers ol l.tiurel lodire N v l-'t. A K. and A M. ;u x oMock eveiilnu al Masonic temple. December 22. In Job HuuKhtcrs tin ite public lo o'- j installation ceremony at I o t hick ball. ; in afternoon at Masonic temp,., nl ui k ; which time ItiMte tiweii will be in iNliille.l honored (iiccli Follow inn ' inslalbillon .ereiimuv the uirb. uill Kt lo Ihe i anils. lai Mil y In Ml,); t.'lirislll ! j MRS. E. G. KOHLHAGEN j ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLUB ON THURSDAY Mih, Kdwurd ii. Kohlhaami verv Hiacloiisly entertaltuMl the Tues day dub al a deliKhttuI ouoilnriy o'clock decsert biliclicnn at h.'i home Thumd.iv miernnou Mixed boUtiuetH t fall flowers lent a col orful nofe to the ronin.s i Covers v er,. placed lor M rs CMcstei Morgan. Mis. K. s Mc Claln. M,v Hanie W. Month Mis ; Paul IMwck. .Mm. K. I. ( o.-n .Mrs j M.nnic. .1 New hind, j,s i Tur ner Mrs. ,(-io ,m t Contract brbke was the dlvei : "ion ot tin- pleasant aiictnnnn ; hours uMh Airs I ;,.( h wiunmi: die I hluh s. on- pnitr. ! ; F. S. CLUB HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING (AT CHAPMAN HOME I 1 "e r s 4-lub t-utnv cd aileiimoii at Hie hnme ol . U. Cha;.man. Fall (lower 1 0I01 tul 11 to the rooms. 'Hid vtsiiltiu were en my .plans were ma.e or the rtlcida v Mrs Ki : lent a Sew 111 c d ap.l annii.ii nrisinias potluck ilmner and par i t. which will be bci.l at on o dock. Ccccinber iiith. at the homi' of Mm. Waller Sllicletoti. ; At the tea hour dellt ioii.s refresh ! niellts were serei bv the lionti'HH Mrs. Chapruan .to Mrs. Hum I' , H.HItcld, Mm, T w. Thomasou Mrs. J F. Hrd. Mrs Furl l.v I M. It U Mil. .tier. Mi j. i; Lali-l and Mm. H. T. Hlooin. Mn iniikliiK Hi" vlilHrlainiiit-nl kui Ii u linn tu nvory jila chk. The liei I'm ininii e nf er u-iiH iinlslMMdiiiif i.iwl thev were highly cotupllmfiilcd lor Iheli i xcelleui porliayals ol their teHpefMh pmtH. lu fiirt the plav jnoved ao veiv enjovable that ii nunihei ul oiKunlzaiiouH aro niak- rich. Mm. J. It. Mullock ami Mm W. It. Itrown. The leu table, covered bv an e (uiMitt- hand -crocheted ho e cloth, wan ait 1st b ally mraiiKcd with bioue-colored tea and coltee hciv lce and a centerpiece of tirethotn spray K urraiiKed in a cauoe Mhaped broilI conlniiiei-. uhidi uum nhx ixl In from of liuie-colored IIkIumI candle in bronze holdcm. Imiiihk the tea bourn. Mm. Jack Suksdaif played piano numtiem and Mrs.) Uohh Soiuiuer huiik two heuutttul vocal uiimlicrs. i Mih Harry F. Hatfield and Mm. ii. V. Willi he t y, Mih. lieoi e M llrowu and Mih. .M. T. Wlie alter naled in pouring. Ah the alfah wan open lo (he public, no hllHincttK meellhu of the club w iift held The uevt affair of the club will he held Heceinber which time the annual 17th. ut ClniMiuuM party will e eujoeil. Mcuihim are ie(iuHled to hi Iuk In epeurie Chi -m man mflH to e chiiiiKe al the parly. MERRY GO-ROUND CLUB ENTERTAINED AT WINSTON i HOME ON THURSDAY The Merry Co Hound t lub was dellKhtrully entertained at ;i love ly une ihirty o'chn k dessert lunch eon Thursday at the home of Mm. lint r A. Wliislou. Ilea ill It ul hou Ui 1h ol chryHauthi-muuiH carried nut an attractive motif lor the oc casion. Covers were placed for .Mm. K. I. Uvtle ami Mrs. Fre.l A. fluid. Kuests. and Mrs. .1. I. WiNon. Mrs. H. li. Klelnt. Mm. Ilrnvard Canies. Mih. .1. K. MasteiH, Mm. .luck Suksdorf and dauuhier. Kary Kl len. Mrs, Clay Smlih, Mrs. Karl Smith ami daiuhters. Panlu and Sally l.ou. Mis, U . Muruaii. .Mrs. Karl Agee. Mrs. .1. llaio. Mcbols and Mm. W. II. Carter. VIsiliiiK was enjoyed ditrini; the Uileiliootl. The in ( llieellliu will be the Chrlsinias party the evenin ol I tnbi-r L'lsl al a si thirty poilucU supper at (he home ol Mr. ami Mrs. Howard Carries. The tami lies oi ihe tucmhem will be mu-sis ;ti Hi. party and ilts will he cv chanitcil. GARDEN VALLEY WOMEN'S CLUB HAS MEETING AT SCHNEIDER HOME THURSDAY The liarilen Valley Women's i luli !!. ih Imhllnlh eulei lallii il by Mrs. Ailani Si linehler al her lioiiie 'l llillsilay afli-rnoou. Ilealitilul liolt lilels ol roses anil ihrysauMie uiiinis uere allraellvely anautieil aliout Mle rooms. I''nllill llm a sliorl luiiii.. in.,.. i '"iillK. vlsiliim anil sewini; Heij. en- i o i .1 and at Ihe lea hour .Mi s Si hlli nli'l' sei M'il ilelii inus refresh- mollis lo .Mis. Iliuie I'.ntnii ,,11,1 Ml.-s riilihia limmtas. mieM-.. an. I Mrs. li. A. Calhoun. Mis. Cenriie llalley. Mis Klank Jiouclas. Mis. I ( 11 Ii liiiilne. ,ir.. .Mim. , .,.,- sin rlalr an. I Mis. T. M Winnifoi ,. The IliAl inei llm; III he In hi Weilut-siiav. I ii'i i'inhei 1Mb. al Ihe1 rlllhhouse Willi Mrs. Illiull lill.uio. Jr.. as hostess liislea.l 01 exrliani; lliii ("lit isiiuas mils the nieiuhi'ts will hohl a kiliheii sliou.'i tor I In new kll. hen al ihe I'lnlilioiise. 1 NEW IDEA CLUB HAS I ENJOYABLE LUNCHEON ! MEETING WEDNESDAY Mrs Allen Moot New Idea club a( lllertailicd 1 Ii a delicious nn u t bit !( luncheon iiesilay l(osi ,t w it her home Wed I 'ie used to ran v ul a preitv decorative mom". Mrs. Ah iim? was iisststed lu servini? by hiuli store aiiil Mrs, Peters the acc her mother, Mrs. W, R Harris. nml luh sci.re. Covers were placed for Mrs. F.I it. Applehotl. Mrs. it. U, Williams. 1 Mrs. W. h Harris. Ah John H. Pinter. Mrs. P. K. Iteavev. Mm. I!. T Nelson. Mm. V. li. ISuckinuhani. ami Mrs, Moure and daughter. Judy, members, a ml .Mis. W. h. lies-, and her jarnudsnn. Tctldy Hes, miesls. The birthtlay anuiversaiy nf Jud Mtnue was observed and i:itls uere pres- uted by the ctonp in her A "hoil, builiesi uieeliiiL; uas tnl low I'd by sanies ami vtsll iio; Tin- ncl nicelint will be .lanu.uy xtli ;ti a one o'clo. k luinhron at iliw home ol Mrs. K. T. Nelson. KEYSTONE CLUB TO MEET ON FRIDAY The McthodiM Key stem u ill meet neu Fi iduy at a .lull one Hurt) tjcsserl lum heon at the lie ot .Mrs. W illiam t 'main with Mi K. J Lalterty and Mr ou. asMMiuie hostess Floyd W,l F.v ei .. one alt ending has b ;i-ked to bring an iuexpensi ni isimas mn tor im-tr set i et m- i ter and if ih.-y don't have sis ret sister tu tlie Huh. are a.-ked lo bi ing a gilt anyway lo exchange. I'n'U" unit n ' i lotiitu-c and . tutt. lor tin- ( hriMinas baskt Is. 'JOB'S DAUGHTERS FORMAL BANQUET IS CHARMING I AFFAIR OF TUESOAY NIGHT Roitebui'K bethel of Job'B Uuiigh tern held a very thanniUK six o'clock formal banquet 1 ueKiluy evening t the Manunlr temple. I Mrs. Karl Wiley whh Ki'n.-ia chainnaii anil wan iiumi.su-iI hy .Mm. j 11. T. Hansen, Mm. A. J. Kllifuii.j Mrs. Paul Alieel. .Mm. lioaroe .Mar ! BleiH. .Mm. (Jennie Marshall, Mib.' K. A. llrlltnn, Mm. Cuy ('onion, ! Mm. I'reil llainilinn. Mm. A. K. lil- lliill. .MIbb llelly Shiiillial"jl' ami MIbb .Mary Klk-u llarby. The table were fleverh- ib-io- llaleil In fiii'i't- ..in fl... ri...i iniiilf. Tiny liiillilinKH. Santa ' Claimefi, hrlKht-ahlnluK chrlstmaa ! onililiieiitH. and tiny luilitiitual fa voih uf nil BtniklliKH rilleil with i:anilieB. were iiHeil im I he lou tallies. , CineiH were plin eil or bii'. ' Miss Carolyn Conliin, honmeil cineen. prexlileil ami Bperlal kii.-sIb ll hoiioi Inclllderl -Mi b. A. .1. Yiiiiiik. ' miil KUWnlla11 H,l,l banl xuaidian oi . 0n'wi J"'' lau,yhtem and lilth I "f the Kuprcme order of '',IUKh,,;'; JK and Mm. ' ;V.a'al','h: At,nr,l,'' Mm. iv. I. lupine, m; umi .MIH. . n.' Turner, Mr. uud Aim. A. U. Tavlor ami Mr. unit Mih. A. K. HiUton". ( Job's tmtiybtem will hold Its an nual vesper Hervhe liecemher l.'ith at the First PreHbyteiiun chuich at 4 .10 o'clnck in the Htteriionn, to which the public ha been Invihtl . to attend. I On Sunday, liereiuher l2nd. the' public has been invited to attend the iiiMtallution of new otticKis of liortchtirK heihei ((l take place at lour o' lock In the afternoon at the .VfaHDUie tempi PAST MATRONS CLUB HAS DELIGHTFUL MEETING AT KOHLHAGEN HOME MONDAY Mm. tM-orue Kohtluuteii umi M iah ' MaiKarel A. I'aye ery Kraciouly entertained Ihe fast MalroiiH ( lub of HoebuiK ibapter of Kantern Star at u deliKhttuI Hcven-Hinty o'clock dcHsert Hitpper at tint for-' iner'H home on South Jackson ; Htreet Monday eveniiiK. The TliaiiivKiavini; motif was ' cleverly c an led out on the table, t which was centered by a tinv cur- ni'ii encircled hy a uiiiiiaiure fence euclosiiiK turkevH. Pink and preen band painted China wan used to. serve the pink and w hite-coloi i d n-l freshmeiils. I Covem were placed lor Mm. A. K. ' Klllolt. president. Miss Ktlicl ebb. ! Mrs. William Hell. Mm. O. ti. I'ei-m-t. Mm. 1(. H. illianis. Mm. , tiny Cordon. Mm. W. K. Ilai i is Mm. .1 C. oe. Mrs. V. J Mi celli and the buhlesseh. Mm. Kohl haeii and Miss Pan Meetlon ol ottlcers wa le d ami included: IIKsid.ut. Mm. !i. Ii. Mll.M ,-iub h.dd ; li'.htlul one Williams; vice-president. Mrs W. viock iiohot.-Hs lum heon Wed F. Harris; Hecretary. Mrs. V .1. t t, ii.oi n,xt. iih ii Mi. .Ill ami ticasuier. .Miss Mai- Kin el .. I'ime. The next llleetjlm will lu Janu ary lilh al Ihe Inline ill Mm. Wil liam nil Smith I'ine street wi'li ' Mrs. C. K. W'linlierh as jiiiut lue tess ai 11 seven thirty o'elix-k .lei sell supper. DELPHIAN CLUB HAS ENJOYABLE LUNCHEON ' , MEETING WEDNESDAY ':- I The Knsi-bum anil Kimono l)el phiah eluhs elin.t'.l a cl,-l ilit I til no-llofile.ss Iwelw u'l'loi-U lunrhisin anil nieetini; Weilensilav at Lhu Ho tel I'ntpiiua. l'oels Here plaie.l lor .Mm. W. II. Hurl. Mis. I. I., linker. Mis W '.. -inlersoli. Mrs. Ileetor. Mis. liii'hinon.l. Mis. K. C. VVilliamsuu 'an. I Mrs. V. .1. Just, all 111' Kiln .anil the lollowiuu liosehui' lueni- 'hers: .Mis. W'ashiuulon lluuh.'s, tuesiitent. Mrs. I'. K. Hallllilli;. Mrs. 'William Ih'll. Mrs. V. li. Illown, ' Mrs. .1. C. Mi Callisl. r. Mrs. C. li. I'lealu. Mis. Keunelh Konl. Mrs. I,. K. (larnnoil. Mrs. A. .1. Me.hles. Mrs. l:ainoii.l I'arslnw. Mrs. t". K. Chauihel lili ami Mi s. .. .1. Ynitili;. ' A short business nii-flnm was liehl. alter uhiih Mrs. I,. K. tiar jwoo.t pi esi iii.-.l a ery iiiierestinir PioKiaiu. The tn'M lueetiui; will ho held January S at Ihe home ot' Mrs. Kenneth I'ord with Mis. C. K. Chaiuheiliii lu ihaixe of Ihe pro I'.iain on "Ch.-ules Kluusle)'. Chiis liall S01 ialisl." MRS. FRANK LONG ENTERTAINS BRIOGE CLUB ON TUESDAY Mrs. Frank Intni; wraciouly en tertained her hi idee cluli at a love ly om -thin o'clock dessert lunch eon Tuesda at her on South Pieu stre iittraclive home t. Clir3utithe- - mums w ere used lo carry out a pretty decorative moltf tor the oc casion. Co crs were placed lor Mrs. Maurice I.. Hallmark. Mrs. Paul ib tbit s. Mrs. Fred Lot kwon.l. Mrs. W. T Peters, Mrs. K. A, Pearson, Mrs. K. H Van Ness. Mrs. !', K. Kies and Mrs. M. C. Ilowker. Contract bridge was enoed dur-jMrs luir the tileasanl a tier noon hom s with Mrs, Hallmark wiuninn Ihf PAUL HELWEG IS HONORED AT STAGG DINNER PARTY 'ON BIRTHDAY MONDAY NIGHT i Mis. Paul Helvveu entertained at ! etv cn.inabi- stai;e dinner-party Monday evcntiiL homo uu her hus- itand on his biiitntav a mn cisuiy . Chr sa u t hem urns tot med a very lovely mot u lor the tu-caslon. The dinner as serv "d at siv- thtrty o cincU h Mi-. Ib lwt-i;, as MMc! bv Ahs. tlarne W. Mouth. t Mr. ll.'lv.'. miest of homo. Mail- rit J, Newland. (.'!. i" CarstcTis. j i ieome (iindei . liait ie W Hoot h. 'Fred A. Hurd. O. Al Heuif. V. il'nwell and Chester Moriran. Cartis et e ru.t) ed mil in; the ;phuant tu nun: houis. ' RIVERSDALE GRANGE HAS 1 BENEFIT FIVE-HUNDRED j PARTY MONDAY EVENING Myv ill,- M'.tUuc t-pnU.Hed tho . last of a seiies of dciichmil tivehnmlred card imrius at, h.iil Monday e enin fall til.-, for1 lligii score lor the ladies the evening was held b Ahs. Kuhy .iook wnh C. W. l'tok winning the mens in- i u. ni-.. lull.. ,.i..i i i. ";-; winnun: the nave tood-lprun. v.cie V Ct'lhieus i et rc-sluuttil cived latci tu the ovumm. Charming Ensemble For Fall mPl k&m&t V WW iwhm .Strone cuutrat appears in screen iiiK brown and mustard country toat are of herringbone tweed. sleeves, combined with yoke and are yellow O.S.C. MOTHERS CLUB SETS FEBRUARY 15TH AS DATE OF BENEFIT TEA ti. id ,i. t,.i.. ..ll..ve to. ,: -vvv Mi.rli:ili. niesldent in elm rue. The date of February l.'dh was set u the date nf the annual hem itl lea to In sponsore.l hy the eliiii tor the purpose ol laistuu tliutls to plan- the tt.S.i . annual uu.l 11a- lonmli'i' newspaper lu the linse- huiK prhlle Itlii in y. Ihe 1:1111 an- niiellni; Thursilay at the rlublmuso nual was plai e.l in the library this I with l outraet In iiUe lu Mie niiirn wei'K. lini:. potlui k luurheou at noon au.l Covers were piaeeil lor Mrs. junhinii in Mie afternoon. W. Marshall. .Mrs. Harry K. Ilall.elil Hliili siore lor Ihe nminilm's ami .Mis. lioberi Mini:,.', sin lal hour Mis. hairmelt tor the ineeMni: au.l I,. A. Wells. Mis. II. C. Ileitt. Mrs. C. K. Wiinlierl. Mrs. li. I.. I'li'slon. .Mrs. llaiis anil Mrs. John Kelly. Mis. liolil'll Sam;.' was elefteil seili'lar' Iri'Ilsulir of the olllh lo take the ilioe of Mrs. W. K. Ott. v. ho has ri'simu-tl. nn ai-iouiii 01 Ml holulavs. there will he 110 meet- inir of the rliili iti January. The next regular iiieelinu will he a one o'l lork no llosless Illlll'llt'Otl. I fu ll ;uy Mil. at Ihe Until Hose with Mr I.. A Wells anil Mrs. li. I,, ton. i-tiairtneii ol Mie soi-ial l-ri hou 3 RALPH SIPPRELL. JR. CELEBRATES FIFTH BIRTHDAY AT PARTY liaiph Si:prell. Jr.. son ol Air. and Airs, Ii. It. Sipprell. celcbiuted his tilth btrthdav anniversaty at a very tlelihnul party at his home nn South Jackson street Wednesday ! alternoon. I The Christmas motif wuh beaut 1 lully carried oui lor tile occasion by jibe use nf red celleopbune-w rapped 'candies topped by miniature Sauia Clauses, bright -shin iim Christmas ornaments, sprays of red berries and greenery and crepe paper streamers in red alio Kieeti colors, A lighted hirlhday cake was placed on the table and inn were presented to lialpb from Peter Wil liams. I-'rilzte Chapman. J. T. Mosli er. Uotlnev ami helva l.ee Alinto ne. .ierrv l.onc, Jerry Lilly, lionna Jean KNison. Wendy Smith. Jimmy Iliatt and John and Hon AlcClain. 1 Mothers present besides Airs. I Sipprell were Mrs. U. A. Mosher, ton: Scott Williams, Alls, l.uy Min . Mrs,' Frank Lon.u'. Alts. Kd Hor.kioii ami Ahs. Perry Smith. ART AND EMBROIDERY CLUB PLANS CHRISTMAS PARTY FOR DEC. I8TH The Kosehuri; Art and embroid ery dub was delmhliully enter tained by Mrs. Charles Poirot Wed nesday afternoon, at which time plans were outlined for the annual Christinas turkey dinner to he held at one o'clock. Heceniher 1Mb. at the home tu Mis. Clenn Cox. Gifts wdl be exchanged and a most en mvahie tune has been planned for the attair At the tea hour Mrs. Potrot serv ed dein tons icireshmi ins in Ah s. Ch-nn Wnodtuff ami Mrs. H. It. St tdield. uuesis. ami Mrs. J. 1 1. UUK I WAT 3 :M SUGGESTION Pottery Vases and Bowls at Parslow HARDWARE CO. ii' K: star Itaroara stanwycK-s striK. suit. Skirt and the full-length Jacket has handknit front and pockets of the tweed. Cloven doeskin. ! siepheiison. Mrs. (Jleiiu Cox. Mrs. 1 William llailey. Mrs. I.ision harby, I Airs. Liu-its, -Mrs. 11. Wnrlhlimton, ; iib. Henry Snyder. Mrs. K. ,F. Cor ni'll. -Mrs. Kill.- Kluhhleflelil. Mrs. ,11. I.. Mollllshell. Mrs. Karl Heilier. 1 M rs. MlaiivB Burke. Mm. I,. W. Illinois. Mrs. A. Neal. Mrs. Clareni'e Miller ami Mrs. A. I). lluwu. WEEKLY SOCIAL MEETING OF LADIES OF COUNTRY CLUB IS HELD THURSDAY The tallies ol Ihe liosebum Cotlii- ,V rlub enjoyeil a ileliuhllul soi-ial : ImkIk.- play wenl lo Mrs. Crank jCoen w'ith Mrs. Kenueih K. Kinney w ininiii; secoml hull score. Lunch eon was served to Mrs. Frank Coen. captain. Airs. K. A. Pearson, necie larv. Airs, K. It. Van Ness. Mrs. Harris FMsworih. Mis. W. K. Ott. Airs. O. K. Hens. Mrs. W. Al. Ah Kachern. Airs. Arthur H. Mouutlord, Alts. J, li. Mouuttord. Mrs. K.J. Itod Hers. Mis. Keunelh t juiue. Airs. Ktiberl itisseit. Mrs. J. M. Judd and Mrs. C. K. Wimberly. The ladies will meet next Thurs day at I ::m a. m. tor contract hi id ae to be follow ed hy a 12 :.'!! potluck luncheon and Koltiiut al 1 :.'in o'clock. I MRS. HUGH RITCHIE. JR.. ENTERTAINS AT CHARMING LUNCHEON ON FRIDAY Mrs. Htich Kitcbie. Jr., enter tained at a veiv chariuinii one o'clock luuchcon at her lovely home in Harden Valley Fiiday afternoon, i hrv sHtitltemutus were attractively usid lo carry out a pretty decora tive ninth for the table and rooms. Cover; were placed lor Mrs. Kail Stiouti. Mrs. Howard Canies, Airs. Ceoriie Johnson. Miss Hess Clotiuh, Mrs. Aivin Kuudtson and the hos tess. Airs, liitcbie. Visitimr was enjoyed ilutinw llu; pleasant alternoon hou is. EXECUTIVE BOARD OF MISSIONARY SOCIETY HA SMEETING WEDNESDAY The executive board of the .Mis sionary society of the First Pr" bytenan church held an Interest im; meetinu' Wednesday afternoon at the home id' Mis. W. L. Scott. Mrs. W. M, Campbell, president, had charue of the nieetiim, r wiiidi time plans for the coining meet, iims of the society were outlined. Al lite tea hour .Mrs. Sco.lt s-mvc I delicious refreshineuis to Mrs. W. M. Campbell. Ahs. Morris H. Roach, Ali. C. K. Roberts. Mrs. ida llailey. Mrs. Karl I'Hrich ami a ctiest, Mrs. owelI. Now You Take Over . . You Uktt over the package of freshly laundered cloth ing and linens after we've done the washing and iron, ing: It's economical njj.iTirj niiini.f.t'j DRY CLEANING BAPTIST SOCIETY HAS INTERESTING MEETING AND LUNCHEON THURSDAY The Roseburg BapUM. Women's nociety met ThumUay at the church pnrlom wllh the membws of circle. No. 3, acting as hostesses ul a charming one o'clock luncheon. Beautiful hiiow scenes and tall lighted blue ami silver cundU'S K raced the tables. Covers were placed for fifty three ladies and two children. Mrs. L. Kohlhaen, Sr.. president, con ducted the business meeting with Mrs. Vromau giving the Christinas story devotions and Mrs. it. 1. KiiiKtt giving a rainbow mission ary program usint? lighted rainbow candles In the ceremony. She whs assisted by Mih. George Caskey. who talked on "Christ in Kvery Home," uud "The Indian .Mis sions."' Mrs. Leon Haas, "Christian Friendliness," and "The Negro School "; .Mrs. C. K. Nfekenfi. "The Mission ut Kodiak. Alaska' and "The Spanish Speaking People"; Mrs. Charlt-. Poirot, "Christian Centers." .Mrs. Kniype closed the program hy reading the Hem. "Pol of Cold." and Mrs. H. P. Sconce brought the meeting to a close by giving the benediction. CHARLES JOSEPH HALLMARK CELEBRATES SECOND BIRTHDAY AT DINNER iLast evening, Heceinber 6th. At torney and Mrs. Maurice L. Hall mark entertained at a very charm ing six-thirty o'clock party at their attractive home on South Main street to celebrate the second birthday anniversary of their sou, Charles Joseph, lively gift a were presented to "Joe" and the dinner was served at a beautifully appointed table de corated in the Christmas motif and centered by a birthday cuke lighted by two liny candle:!. Covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs. Chester Morgan and soils, John and Havid, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Pickens and sou, Jon. Hr. and Airs. C. H. Wade and daughter. Priscilla, and Mr. and Mrs. Hallmark and Charles Joseph. Visiting whs enjoyed during the pleasant evening hours. POTLUCK SUPPER IS ENJOYED AT KEEL HOME THURSDAY NIGHT The Keystone club enjoyed a de lightful potluck supper Thursday I evening ul the home of Air. and f Mih. Vernon Keel, at which lime a I beautifully deeoraled cake was cut In honor of the Keel's eleventh wedding anniversary. Hr. and Airs. Charles A. Kdwards. who celebrat ed their wedding anniversary .Mon day, were honored with a heuutttul cake and glfl from the group. Covers were placed for Hr. and Airs. Kdwards, Mr. and Mrs. Ver non Keel, Air. and Mrs. liosi-oe Marsiers, Rev. and Airs. AI. T. Wire. Mr. ami Airs. J. H. Iloticock. Mr. uud Airs. U It. Hampton. Airs. Hiuol Lytic. .Mrs. Kenneth Ford. Mrs. K. C. Jones and Mrs. Loreii Harvey. Following the dinner. Charles Mote took pictures of the group. A mock wedding was en joyed ami Mrs, Roscoe Marsters 'gave an appropriate wedding ituui versa ry reading. I MR. AND MRS. SNODDY I HONORED ON WEDDING , ANNIVERSARY MONDAY I .Mr. and Mrs. c. p. Stioddy. who observed their twenty third wf :1- j ding anniversary Hecembrr :ird. wet e surprised Monday evening, ' when a group of friends called ;it their home to celebrate the occh- siou. j A beautiful lace tablecloth was presented to Mr. and Airs. Snoddy and delicious t etreshments were served to the guesis of honor ami j Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kddy. Air. ami Airs. Lieut-ia- Pepler. Mr. and Mrs. Harry ilurkeit. Air. and Mrs. S. AI. Snoddy. Mrs. Dora Schmidt ami Aliss Chita hillnrd. Durius the eve- 1 niti'i ihe Snoddys were surpris"d by a telephone call from .Mr. Suoihly's sister. Airs. Kdith Har nett, in Seattle, who comjratulattd I them upon their anniversary. BOBBY MOTE CELEBRATES j FOURTH BIRTHDAY AT I ENJOYABLE PARTY I I lobby Alote. son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Alote. celebrated his fouitlt birthday anniversary at a delicht tul paity at his home al L'os Court street Monday aitenmon. Gifts were presented to Hobby Horn Ja nice ami Freddie Hums. Toinmv Keel, Shirley Sisks, of Montana, and Judy OH. Mothers present he sides Airs. Mote included: Mrs. Ray Pearson. Mr-. Hh rirt-s. Mr- CHOICE of DismmiiiflTtnt; nmERitnns since ib?4 i f'UUjl 7 U1 s$k OT- n Mr Vernon Keel, Mrs. Siska and Sirs, Ellsworth Oil. The refreshment table was deco rated with red and green paper streamers with a large number of balloons hanging from the center light, while a bowl of red carna tionn graced the table. Popcorn bali were Herved in addition to the beautifully decoruted birthday cako ami tee cream. LOCAL WOMAN'S GREAT NIECE IS 4-H WINNER FOR UNITED STATES - Mis. Ixiuls Albert Hunks, of this city, is the great aunt of Miss tier aldine deliiicey, of CorvalUs, who was recently announced as the win- . ner of the coveted Moses trophy as the most outstanding 41! club ght in the Cnited States and on Wed nesday evening was presented with a scholarship of $:thi and the Moses trophy at a bunutiet bold by tho national 4-H club congress in Chi cago. The trophy is considered tho top honor available in all club work. Miss deLancey. who is IS years of age and a freshman in homo economics at Oregon Slate college, is a daughter of Air. and Mrs, M. S. deLancey. of Corvallis. She won the Patterson leadership trophy the state fair this fall as tho out- standing club girl in Oregon. Shu has had an exceptionally well rounded program of projects and during her club career has won f7 first places, 15 seconds and !l thirds Sin various club contests. Sho esti mates the value of her club pro jei ts at $-,TItl.;i2, which Include J7SH.75 prize money. Two previous trips lo the middle west and east fare a result or Miss deLancey's ' leadership activities. As state win ner in the girls' record contest last year she won a tree trip to Ihe na tional club congress, w here she w as lated third in the national. In 133 jshe teamed with Hildegarde Sebioe I ler. of Corvallis. to become the top poultry consumption demonstration team resulting in a trip to the t world poultry congress in Clcve jland. Ohio. Four years a club lead er, her demonstration team won tho girls state championship in Hi.'lo. She is ihe present president of the Corvallis leaders association. Pro jjeet competition in her clubs havoh !a record of looT completion. Miss ielim ey s winning this year h Moses trophy, brings thai award fur the sixth time to Oregon. 'SAN JOSE VISITOR IS ! COMPLIMENTED AT LOVELY TEA THURSDAY AFTERNOON Airs. K. L. Knapp and Mrs. Fred Rentier were joint hostesses al a very charming tea Thursday after noon at the former's at tractive hnme on Fast Unto street in cone pliment to Aliss Margaret tllldea. ttt San Jose. Calif., who is spending the winter here ut (he home of hei niece. Mrs. Harris Kllsvvorth, The tea table, covered by a beau tiful lace cloth, was centered with a bowl of chrysanthemums. Mrs. (I. V. Wimberly poured. Hm-sts enjoying th" afternoon with Mrs. Knapp and Mrs. Renner in homo- of Aliss Giidea Included: Airs. Harris Kllsvvorth. Mrs. ,1. C. Hume. Al rs, G. V. Wtinberlv, Mrs. W, A. White, of Washougal. Wash., Mrs. Clair K. Allen and Mrs. J. Ijf ; Wharlnn. -i e LAUREL LODGT INVITES i PUBLIC TO INSTALLATION CEREMONY, DECEMBER 18TH On.- of the moSt interest ing events of the holiday month has been announced hy laurel lodge Xo. j:l, A.F. ami A.M.. to occur at eiuht o'clock the evening of He cem be r lith at the .Masonic temple, when the lodge will install its new officers at an opening meeting, to which the public is invited to at tend. A social hour will lollovv the in stallation ceremony. The new olliceis will be elected at next Wednesday evening's meet ing at the temple at 7::io o'clock and installed at the public installa tion ceremony 0 liecember ISth. HAYNES p Gift Store Will Be Open 1 0 a. m. till 4 p. m. on Sundays until Christmas 337 N. Jackson St. ft Everything for Christmas Leather Goods Fountain Pen and Pencil Sets Men's Jewelry Diamond Rings Set Dinner Rings Men's Set Rings Silverware Clocks, Electric and 8-Day Ronson Lighters and Watches in all popular makes SHOP M. LAWSON'S First Where You Buy On Easy Terms
