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Newspaper Page Textto May 1 Rosot Marcl i rao. Fnn trU- Mtl Ml Call: til: Dull: Duil; pull: of: I'll w fact I mis at i : Jui thoti sen' ; tcy ; con ; pro root ' nor , Pat anc E tha sho cat i is v Kle th! Thj son ; sin glv ; pie U. ' Gn am prt iy. llU Stl mi 801 bu tin Oil wt tic in su fr no o ca sli ar or Ik cc (it in .si ft II II it b- TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, SATURDAY, JANUARY 25, 1941'. (D(EDEiny By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER Social Calendar HATF I ELD-PITCH FORD THIMBLE CLUB HAS DINNER IS GIVEN FOR ENJOYABLE MEETING SALEM VISITOR WEDNESDAY AY HULBURT HOME Monday, January 27 Mrs. Harry F. Hatfield andl Mrs. Adrian Hulburt was hos- . . , i ....... ...... j . . ........ ... mm. nunnii iuimui I WHS IIU!- Dr. R; L. inwn s nondenom-1 Miss Agnes PIfchford wore Joint tess to the N. of W. Thimble club Inatlonnl Bible study class to mecT at 7:45 O'clock in evening nt' Douglas hotel dining hall. Public Invited. "Trial by Jury" opera east to practice In evening at junior high school under direction of Holene Robinson. Bridesmaids to meet at 7:20; jurymen at 7:40 and chorus at 8 o'clock. N. of W. Thimble club one o'clock potluck turkey lunch eon at home of Mrs. B. VV Tay lor at 510 S. Jackson street. Tuesday, January 28 Toornamenf c o m ml 1 1 e e of Country club fo sponsor public card party at 8 o'clock- in eve ning at clubhouse. Prize and re freshments. Mrs. J. F. Plllard. Mrs. E. B. Van Ness and Mrs. R. IX Bridges In charge. Young People's league of St. Paul's Lutheran church meeting at 7:30 in evening at Rev W. A. Sylwester home, 1170 Military sti-eet. Study on John 8. Roseburg Bethel of Job's Daughters (0 meet nt 7:30 In eve ning at Masonic temple. H. E. C. HAS LOVELY LUNCHEON MEETING AT MEYERS HOME WEDNESDAY hostesses at a very charming at her home Mondav afternoon. seven o'clock dinner party at the f which time the following offl former's home In North Rose- cers were elected: Mrs, J. O. Mc burg Wednesday evening In com-1 Cuan, president; Mrs. Allle Col pllmont to Mrs. V. T. Jackson, of , foi-tt, vice-president; Mrs. V. S. Saloni, formerly of this city, who I Hallcraff, secretary; Mrs. W. E. is spending a week here visiting 1 Sullivan, treasurer; Mrs. Hattie A mirror, holding an aqurulo- (Lucas, Mrs. A. H. Porrin and Mrs. A mirror, holding an Ollaflo- Henry Erskiniv. hnar.l nf fimineo iiuiii iiut-u wiin muuiiorranoaii managers , and Mrs. heather, graced the beautifully rend, correspondent : '"'V' V.:'" Plans were made lor a potluck spondent and plans were made guest of honor Mrs O Jh,M" 'cloek ,ulkey dlnnpr t0 be for a tamale supper to be held at feUlM Ul imnill, mis. J. lJ4 jonn- ,.,,,, v.,i,, o-7,u . ,u the nraiwn hall lAtv. i Mrs. Nellie Meyers and Mrs. Amy Matthews were Joint hos tesses at a lovely one o'clock luncheon at the former's attrac tive home Wednesday, when they entertained the Melrose Home Economics club. Miss Alice Mey ers and Ruth Matthews assisteJ the hostesses in serving. Covers were placed for Katie Conn, Amy Seeley, Kathryn Pet roquin, Flora Cox, Jimmy Bone brake, Crystal Conn, Amy Krusc, Allle Busenbark, Bernlece Brlt ton, Mabel Busenbark, Norma Fcnn, Alice Goff, Mayme Pickens, Emma P. Woods, Anita Stark, Edythe Florence Kelley, Kathryn Young, Faye Conn, Grace Fenn, Kathryn Horn, Margaret Neufolt, Ruth Matthews, Alice Meyers, Lucille Conn and the hostesses. .Nellie Meyers and Amy Mat- mews. Marry In Yakima, Washington, Jan 1 1 Roll call was responded to by the members and guests eivlno managers, and Mrs. Gertrude Ah- suggestions on child care. Lucille Conn was appointed press corre- son, Mrs. Fred A. Goff, Mrs. V V. Harpham, Mrs. Effie Schwarz, Mrs. Irvin Brunn, Miss Martha Perry, Miss Ha Lauhach and the hosrosses, Mrs. Hatfield and Miss Pitch ford. hold Monday, January 27th, at the ; the grange hall February 14th at cju o'clock. Tickets for the sup per will be sold. home of the retiring president Mrs. B. W. Taylor at 510 South Jackson street. After the meeting Mrs. Hulburt, assisted by Mrs. Sullivan and Visiting was enjoyed during Mrs. Erskine. served delicious re- PUBLIC IS INVITED TO 'ENJOY COUNTRY CLUB BRIDGE PARTY TUESDAY the pleasant evening hours. MRS. J. W. ROBERTSON ENTERTAINS GROUP OF FRIENDS' ON WEDNESDAY Mrs. John William Robertson very graciously entertained a few friends at a charming informal T.4I....-C. Cti4, nliiVi mmtHnit riK' aftcmOOH SOWtnCT Dlll'tv fit hOl- lit 1 o'clock luncheon at E. S. Hall tractive home on North Jackson -home on Military street. Roll .call topics by Mrs. Fred Asam, Mrs; Clyde Beard, Mrs. R. R. Brand and Mrs. James Davis. Program' on Nozel prize winner. Sinclair Lewis, by Mrs. Paul God dos. Members asked to bring Red Cross knitting. Lady Lions eight o'clock meet ing at home of Mrs. W. W. Good win on East Lane street with Mrs. George Kuhn joint hostess. Rosehurg Rebekah lodge No.. 41 to' meet al 7:30 In evening nt L O. O. F. hall. F. S. club to meet In afternoon at home of Mrs. R. W. Meissner at 122 North Parrott street. Rose Loyal Temperance Le gion to meet at 4:15 o'clock for Important business session at 812 Kouth Main street. Wedneaday, January 29 M. O. A. club afternoon moot ing at home or Mrs. C. W. Cook. Winston Morry-Go-Round club one o'clock luncheon mooting at home of Mrs. VV. H. Carter with Mrs. A. U Wilson, Joint hos tess. Thursday, January 30 ' Ladles of Roseburg Country club to meet at 9:30 a. m. at clubhouse for contract bridge; 12:30 potluck luncheon and golf ing at 1:30 o'clock. Sylmon Valley club afternoon mooting at homo of Mrs. Max Mvers. I Infantile Paralysis Foundation! benefit card party at 8 o'clock In evening at armory. Public in-1 street Wednesday afternoon At the tea hour Mrs. Robertson served lovely refreshments. The tea table was covered by a beauti ful lace cloth and centered with a bowl of heather and tall pink tapers. Those enjoying the after noon included: Mrs. K. D. Lytic, Mrs. R. M. Church and children, Bobby and Janet, Mrs. George I wncox and daughter, Norma Jean, Mis. H. W. Anderson, Mrs. Wallace Robertson and daughter, Lorraine, Miss Marie Martens and the hostess, Mrs. John Wil liam Robertson and children, John Marvin and Camille. freshments at a lace-covered table centered with a Mexican oxcart filled with colorful fruits. Covers were placed for Mrs. B. W. Tay lor, Mrs. Hattie Lucas, Mrs. W. E. Sullivan, Mrs. A. H. Perrln, Mrs. Listen Darby, Mrs. Clifton Hooper, Mrs. Harry Lohr, Mrs. Lee Hbunshcll, Mrs. Allle Colford, Mrs. J. O. Median, Mrs. Henry Erskine, Mrs. V. R. Hallcraft, Mrs. A. D. Hawn, Mrs. W. P. Fredrick son, Mis. Lawrence Krogol, Mrs. Cora Dourte, Mrs. C. W. Owen, One of the loveliest affairs of the coming week will be the Rose burg Country club contract bridge party to be sponsored by the tournament committee at 8 o'clock Tuesday night, January 28th, at the clubhouse, to which the pub- jlfcTCTTjyr' tit y : M cMtijG&r. 11 lwBri'T,!,'Tr:- I INTERESTING MEETING OF JUNIOR WOMAN'S CLUB IS HELD MON6AY EVENING Mmbers of the Roseburg Junior Woman's club enjoyed an inter esting meeting at the Woman's clubhouse Monday evening, Janu ary 20, when their advisor, Mrs. Glenn Wimberly gave an inform al talk on "Gardens." A leader in gardening in this city Mrs. Wimberly touched brief ly on the necessity of gardens as a means of self-expression and suggested various books in the Roseburg public library as a means of solving garden prob lems. She opened her talk by remark ing that healthy children, com fortable homes and beautiful gar dens are dependent on the Ameri can woman for success. The gar dens, Mrs. Wimberly said should express the owner's personality and the Informality of gardens is a successful key to social affairs. Through the exchange of plant ings much enjoyment is derived and also through gardening the modern women can achieve many physical benefits, ton, Mrs. Orlcna Slattery and Mrs. W. C. Printz. The next meeting will be a one.. thirty o'ciock dessert-luncheon February 12th at the home of Mrs. Slattery on South Main street. ELEANOR HESSEMER IS HONORED AT CHARMING PARTY WEDNESDAY NIGHT Members of Mu Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi honored Miss Eleanor Hessemer with a linen shower Wednesday evening, wnon uttvuui mumuieu was hos tess to the group at the C. w. Wharton home on Chadwiek street. Miss Hessemer, who is to be married Saturday, Januarv 25, to Floyd Lewis of this city, was presented with many love ly gifts, ana the nostess served delightful refreshments of a beautifully decorated cake and ice cream. Spring flowers were used about the rooms. Preceding the shower, the re- gular business meeting of the sorority was held, and further plans were made for a Valen tine's dance on February 15. An interesting program on tne to- I As a elnsini Pic, "Nature," was presented. point she touched on the fact that Alice Gerot led the discussion, ?. the benefits derived from sharing anu ' ' fu' lB 'r-'. uy inci. Eachern. beautiful daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. McEachern, of Roseburg, and Lucian Monroe Clement, son of Mr. and Mrs. A He has been cordially Invited to attend. Reservations for the party may be made by telephoning Mrs. J. F. Dlllard at 546-J. Mrs. 'Dlllard Isir. clement, of Medford, at the being assisted with the affair by 'home of the bride's aunt. Mrs. ivirs. Artntir i-iunncii, Mrs. Floyd wirs. k. d. Bridges, ivirs. uone Beulah Teal, in Yakima, Wash., Althaus, Mrs. C W. Dlshman and 'Greene and Mrs. E. B. Van Ness. (Saturday, January 11. Rev. Da thc hostess, Mrs. Hulburt. i The bridge play will begin vid W. Ferrv, pastor of the First ' 1 11 ' ' : promptly at eight o'clock. Prizes : Presbyterian church, read the LEGION AUXILIARY t will be awarded and refreshments impressive service at three TO HOLD LARGE BENEFIT will be served. (o'clock in the afternoon in the CARD PARTY FEBRUARY 7th ' A large number of the parties presence of relatives of the cou- 1 sponsored by the club is open to pie. Elaborate plans are being made ;on'y Ine memocisnip ana invit-, Tn0 bHde .as cn-,,.,, in an News-hevlew TSnaving. Mr. and Mrs. Lucian Clement. Of much Interest here is the. Roseburg (parents of the bride). wedding of Miss Audrey Mc- Mr. and Mrs. Bert Dean and son, BRIDOB CLUB ENJOYS NO-HOST DINNER AT HOTEL ROSE FRIDAY A delightful nohost dinner was enjoyed at the Hotel Rose Friday evening by the Frldaj bridge supper club members, aft er which the group went to the attractive home of Attorney and Mrs. 1. B. Riddle In Laurelwrtod for contract bridge. Jasmine formed a lovely motif for (he oc casion. Attorney and Mrs. R. L. Whip ple were guests of the evening and members present Included: Dr. and Mrs. L. A. Wells, Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Morgan, Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Black, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bellows and Attorney mid Mrs. I. B. Riddle. High scores for the evening's contract bridge play were held by the. American Legion auxiliary ; e" guests, however, tnis party is;afternoon frock of bu( aml sne for a benefit card party to bo held spunsuicu a a ueneiu L-WOre a corsage of orchids and at eight o'clock the evening of . fail' aml ls Pen 10 everyone in tiny 10Sebuds. Her cousin. Miss February 7th. at the K. of P. hall. ' " Dorothy Dean, of Seattle, was to which the public is cordiallv :,,.,.,, . ,, , . ; maid of honor and wore an at- invited to attend. I Y'R.?iLA RS'A. I tractive new spring model of Mis. George Wharton and Mrs.' dinner Friday evening a(,ua blu0' wi,h a e01saSc of or' l. W. Josse are Joint chairmen f; FRIDAY evening ,cmds S(anley Dean Qf Tacoma I the affair and are boiiiL' assisted! . ' also a cousin of the bride, acted 'bv Mrs. Earl Ullrich, Mrs. J. M. i Virginia Roselund was honored as best man. The bride's mother Judd and Mrs H T Hansen with Hl " "ciigniuu six-iiuny u chick wore an attractive ensemoie ol Stanley, of Tacoma, and daugh ter, Miss Dorothy, of Seattle; Miss Dorothy Lagergren, of Puy allup; Mrs. Mabel Condon, of Walla Walla; Mrs. Beth Hender son, of Yakima; Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Teal and children, Becky Ann and Eugene Kreig, and Mr. and Mrs. Cal Schassberger, of Yakima, and Mrs. Frankie Mit chell, of Seattle. A very charming wedding din- the flowers are enough to compen sate for the time and work ex panded in the garden by bringing happiness to others. The Junior club is anticipating the visit of Mrs. Harold D. Peter son, of Dallas, president of the Oregon Federation of Woman's clubs, who will bo in Roseburg the first week in February. Pre sent plans call for a dinner for Mrs. Peterson which will be open to all club members, to be follow ed by the birthday party and club shower at the clubhouse. Mrs. Ralph Herman is general chair man for the affair. An announcement was made that the fine arts group will con tinue its discussion of English poetry at the home of Mrs. Sid ney Domenico in Ramona court Wednesday evening, January 29. All interested members were in vited to attend. Attending the meeting were ma Smith, Betty Guuey, Jane Bowker and Alice Gerot. Those present at the meeting 5: were Mrs. H7 C. Church, sponsor. P. of the group, Frances Metzger, Helen Blodgett, Alice Gerot, Wi. ma Doyle, Thelma Smith, Jane B o w k e r, Eleanor Hessemer, Amanda Anderson, Dora Braugh ton, Botly Guiley and the hostess Lavola McMillon. Wilma Doyle invited the group to meet at her home for the next regular meeting on February 12. MRS. EDWIN HANDY IS lUUMKLIMtnifcU Al CHARMING SHOWER PARTY ner was served following the wedding ceremony, after which Mr. and Mrs. Clement left for Se-1 ;vfrs. Frert Kehornor Mm Rainh attle on their honeymoon. The Herman, Mrs. Gordon Stewart, uuuc inust im uaveiing an en Ml.s. Fletcher Gardner, Mrs 3i.-iiiuic ui uiutr wiin a large iox Mrs H C Church as oubllcitv ''inner on her birthday annivor- dark blue with a corsage of or- chairman and Mrs. Broadway In charge of decorallons. Reserva tions may bo made by telephon ing Mrs. Broadway at 12-Y or Mrs. Josse at 357-R. Contract bridge tables will be' In charge of Mrs. Clair K. Allen, Mrs. Guy Cordon, Mrs. E. F. Tandv and M Miss Pearl Jono sary Friday evening at the homcjehids. A beautiful setting of other parents, Mr. and Mrs. palms, ferns and white cathe Carl Roselund. ;dral candles formed an impros A beautifully decorated birth-islve background and setting for clay cake, lighled by fourteen the ceremony, candles, graced the table, where I Attending the affair wore Mr. covers were placed for Virginia, ! and Mrs. W. M. McEachern, of guest of honor, and Mr. and , , Mrs. Donald Cox, of Eugene, Mr. .collar and matching blue acces sones. Upon their return from theit honeymoon, they will reside at Wellingsly Court on Fifteenth street in Portland. The bride, who is one of Rose burg's most attractive young ladies, was graduated from the local high school and later went to Medford to work for the Pa cific Telephone and Telegraph company. Mr. Clement, who was Glenn Wimberly, Mrs. Jack Chap man, Miss Verla McLaughlin, Mrs. Edwin Gardner, Mrs. Perry Thiele, Mrs. Paul Smith, Mrs. Adrian Bowen, Mrs. I. M. Dunn, Miss Eleanor Fies, Miss Betty Shoemaker and Miss Lois Pounds. K AND R CLUB HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON Mrs. H. B. Roadman very gra- formerly employed by the Copco ciusly entertained the K and R in Modfdrd, Is now employed by the Pacific Telephone company with headquarters In Portland. vited. Contract bridge, five hun-l' -,. . , ''' died and pinochle. Prizes ! mpp'o. refreshments. Friday, January 31 ! Bible studv class of St. Paul's Lutheran church to moot at 7:30 in evening 111 Dr. George Me Queen homo at 41H South Pine street. Study on "Fundamental Teachings of' the Bible." ' Riversdalo grange invites pub lic to social night at 8 o'clock at hall. Orchestra has boon engag ed to play for the evening of dancing. Committee will sell re freshments. No admission charge. Saturday, Ftbrunry 1 Garden Valley Women's club cooked food and candy sale at Powell's Hardware store on N. Jackson street. St. Joseph's Altar society bake Mile at iMcKean Jn charge of the Mrs. L. I.. Mill er, chairman. Mrs. Vincent Ma .lime and Mrs. Vernon Wallace. Rosehurg Woman's club serv ice shop open all day upstairs In clubhouse, opposite Hunt's In dian theatre. American Legion auxiliary welfare shop open all day In back of Hoy Hollows' store, op posite News-Review ottice. February 7 '. American Legion auxiliary to sponsor public card parly at 8 o'clock In evening at K. of P. hall. For reservations call Mm. Uroadway or Mrs. Josse. Prizes for bridge, five hundred and pi lioihle. Refreshments and door prize. . February 11 Junior Woman's club Invites public to attend benefit bridge parly al 8 o'clock in evening at Itosobiirg Woman's clubhouse Prizes and ivfi'cshnienls. N. OF W. MEETS AT DELIGHTFUL POTLUCK SUPPER MONDAY NIGHT rs. C. B. Wade, with ; and'Mrs. willard' Smith, of Glide,: ReV. Melville T Wire U SuPST nos in charge of the; Mlss ,. Smith am. Miss ,vl' I V 1 1 1 v? I " " ' ' 65T i .it naaUr "U-I-U: " , J. K)-J.f Ward Cummings in charge of the n "Aiirtrev. ! v a I IVICO nnq and pinochle. Prizes will be awarded nl,uogal.(1(, nnd Gor,ion RnsPilln(i. Of KOSeburCI Woman's Club TlJPSrta V mey and a door prize will also be glv-' ,,r ahnrt M. Kplth Smith. of w IW5CWUI w ""loin S VIUD I UeSQaV en. The tables will be in charge n... ,h hc, anH hw,-,' Mr and Mrs Carl Roselund. ! ' u,","""fi " '"j"uuiu waison, miss mane Martens, meeting of the Roseburg Wo- Miss Olive Walker, Mrs. William I THOMAS SCOTT IS , man s club was held at a one-1 Bell, Mrs. C. E. Olson, Mrs. John i HONORED ON EIGHTIETH thirty o'clock dessert-luncheon M. Raish. Mrs. Frank Brown, BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY Tuesday at the clubhouse with i Mrs. C. E. Jump. Mrs. Arthur H. Mrs. T. G. Watson, chairman, Mrs. I Mount ford, Mrs. I. B. Riddle, Mrs. Thomas Scott was honored on Homer W. Grow. Mrs. Morris H.L. A. Wells, Mrs. Washington his eightieth birlhdav minivers- Roac Mrs. J. Roland Parker, j Hughes, Miss Jennie Jorey, Mrs. arv this week when' Mrs. Scott Mrs- George K. Quine and Mrs. (Foster Butner, Mrs. George Fin entertained at a very beautiful George Finley as hostesses. jley, Mrs. George M. Brown, Mrs. twelve o'clock chicken luncheon The program on "Fine Arts'" wuine, mis. j. noiano of Mrs. L. L. Wimberly nnd Mrs. J. M. Judd with Mrs. V. J. Micelll, acting as refreshment chairmen. I MELROSE GRANGE HEARS SENIOR HIGH DEBATE TEAM TUESDAY NIGHT club at her home Wednesday aft ernoori having as guests Mrs. V. T. Jackson, of Salem, Miss Pearl Bailey, of Chicago, III, and Miss Vivian Logsdon, of Corvallis. Members enjoying the afternoon with Mrs. Roadman were Mrs. O. L. Johnson, Mrs. Mabel Wilson, Mrs. B. W. Taylor. Mrs. H. A. Taylor, Mrs. Charles Healy and Mrs. j. a. iiaiiey. At the tea hour, Mrs. Roadman served delicious refreshments. The February 5th meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Healy on South Jackson street. . i Melrose grange mot with an at I.llae circle, No. 4!, Neighbors t,.,ance of thirty-one Tucsdav of Woodcraft, had an enjoyable I nlRi,t at the hall to hoar the session Monday, January 20. Aft-, Roseburg senior high school de er a delightful fi:30 politick slip-, tnU. .Hm Hf,r whic, the wor per the lodge hold their regular imv master, Alice Goff, conducted meeting with Guardian Neighbor Winnie Hawn presiding. Mr. end Mrs. V. fl. Callornft wore wel- MR. AND MRS. K. CLOAKE ENTERTAIN AT DELIGHTFUL FIVE-HUNDRED CARD PARTY Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cloake ... u. , .. nt...u .-.,i..ii, ...!... ui j ." 'Parker. Mrs. Morris H. Roach. I entertained a group of friends at street. A beautiful' hlrthdav cake, entertainment theme was 'carried Mrs- Homer W. Grow, Mrs. Earl ; a very delightful five-hundred coined by transfer from Phoenix, Oregon. Hie evening's entertain-1 Katokeeoer. nu-iii uii.. in i-ruuyo ui iM'igiioors Hulbort and Erskine and consist ed of various games and contests for which prizes were awarded. The next meeting will be Febru ary 3rd when the annual election 'of officers Will be held and plans ind lialdwin s iniim' ur me eomin" year. LADY ELKS ENJOY DELIGHTFUL SOCIAL EVENING THURSDAY Mrs. Maurice I.. Hallmark en tertained the Lady Elks at a de lightful social meeting Thursday evening at the temple, at which time four tables of contract bridge and pinochle wore in play. Mrs. Fred Hamilton won the contract bridge high score and Mrs. Val Strong won the pinochle prize. The next mooting will be held at eight o'clock the evening of February 13th at the hall with Mrs. W. J. CHmscheid and Mrs. Val Strong as Joint hostesses. Prizes will bo awarded and re freshments will ho served. lighted by tiny candles, and baked out on the table decorations by by Mrs. R. G. Baker, graced the the use of music notes and centcr tiible. 1 pieces or artists' palettes. Covers were placed for Mr. j r,,v. MWvillo T. Wire, pastor Scott, guest of honor, Mrs. Emma nr n.p Methodist church nf this ! Troub. Mrs. Sadie Powell. Mr. n,. .., ,,, i rhP.ilrth"?t? . '"'riv?. lnv"cl; i M,'s- l-awn'n C51111am aml lighted the group by giving a talk a business mooting nnd Ray Petroquin and Vaclav Bursik were appointed post bunt cap tains and Jay Young was Instat ed a skit by Mr. and Mrs. Fred son. Donald, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Goff and a second skit by Joel : Hicks. Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Baker Fenn and Lucille Conn. A beautl-! and the hostess, Mrs. Scott. ful birthday cake was presented to Mrs. Goff, who cut the cake. MRS. PAUL CE0DES IS Refreshments were served by HOSTESS TO BRIDGE CLUB Mr. and Mrs. Ed Reece, Mr. and AT DESSERT LUNCHEON Mrs. William lionebrake and Mr.:- and Mrs. James Conn on etchings, and displaying a numlier of very beautiful etchings which ho has made. Mrs. Homer Grow presented a splendid talk on "The- Effect of Ihe War on Art" and Mrs. .Morris H. Ro;yh very charmingly played a violin solo, "On Wings of Song." accom- CLARETHEL ROSELUND IS ELECTED TO PI DELTA PHI 1 Mrs. Paul Godiles was a most panted by Mrs. Grow, who acted 1 gracious nostess i uesuay wnon as mUsic chairman tor the day. she entertained her bridge club Covers wore placed for Mrs. W. B. A. HAS FINE MEETING THURSDAY BIBLE CLASS TO HOLD MEETING ON MONDAY The Woman's Benefit associa tion held an interesting mooring Thursday afternoon at the Mac cabee hall with the president. Mrs. George Powers. In charge. Plans were made tor the next meeting to ho held February I3lh at the hall and for a social Dr. H. L. Dunn's non denomina tional Bible study class will meet Monday night al 7 :!," o'clock wt the (linlni! ball of Ihe I Mualas afternoon nartv to tie held Feb hotel to study in Daniel and I ruary 27th at the home of Mrs. Revelations regarding the revived I Hugh Wells, at which time mem- Roman empire and Armageddon. Tile attendance al last Monday evening's meeting was fifty-live, honor. at a charming one-thirty o'clock , R Brmvn prpsidnt Mrs; Ed in iv.il, pi,i l- i. i . ' ' . ' ,,i "." j ., . wm-d G. Kohlhagon .Mrs. Ha , i',i,n i , i ii-iiui iiKiiin ti . mum- in iiveiuiie. elected new members at their Covers wore placed for .Mrs. business meeting Wednesday at Harris Ellsworth, a guest, and University of Oregon, at which "Mrs. E. A. Pearson, Mrs. E. B. time C'larothcl Roselund, daughi Van Ness. Mi's. Maurice L. Hall- I in- nf Mi- ,in.l Mt-o I1,,.! I)...-.. .......1. vt.... t-....t. 1 ...... I,.... T thus.. niilifviiT win, i,..m, n, f fia.i... , Ml s- Adeline Olson, of Portland. in trench. Ihe trench honorary Cont Ullrich and Mrs Porter. The business meeting was con ducted by the president, Mrs. W. R. Brown with reports being given by the secretary, Mrs. Ed: ward G. Kohlhagon, and the treasurer, Mrs. Mark L. Under wood. Mrs. Homer Grow report ed on the magazine subscriptions. The state president, Mrs. Har old D. Peterson, of Dallas, Ore., will be In attendance at the next meeting of the Woman's club, which will be held at a one-thirty o'clock dessert-luncheon at the clubhouse with Mrs. I. B. Riddle Frederick J. ' card' Parry at ,hei'- home Thurs- oay evening. High scores for the evening's play were won by Mrs L. L. Wimberly and C. T. Tipton. Later in the evening Mr. and Mrs. Cloake served delicious re freshments to Mr. and Mrs. L L Wimberly, Mr. and Mrs. C. E Marks, Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Tipton Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Cloake and Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Dishman. Mrs. Fred A. Goff and Mrs. Emma P. Woods entertained at a delightful shower party at thel home of the former Monday aft ernoon in honor of Mrs. Edwin Handy. The rooms wore most attrac tive with bouquets of dainty flowers. Beautiful gifts were sup- posedly dropped Into a chimney from an airplane hovering above. Games were enjoyed during the afternoon. After the opening of the many beautiful gifts dainty refresh ments were served to Mrs. Edwin Handy, guest of honor, Mrs. '. Dave Busenbark, Mrs. R. A. Bu senbark, Mrs. T. B. Busenbark, Mrs. Kenneth Conn and son, Blake, Mrs. Fred Bonebrake, Mrs. Will Bonebrake, Mrs. Jas. E. Conn, daughter, Jeanino and son, Jlmmie, Mrs. Woorirow Conn and son, Gary, Miss Braunda Conn, r Mrs. Enos Handy and son, Enos, ' Jr., Mrs. F. D. Coon, Mrs. H. P. Conn, Mrs. Jerry Horn and sons, Joan and Harold, Mrs. John-Wm. Robertson, Mrs. Winnie Hawn, Mrs. Gus Peterson, Mrs. Louise Young, Mrs. Otto Matthews, Miss Ruth Matthews, Mrs. Walter Krusc and daughter, Darlene, Mrs. Charles Stubbs and the hostesses, Mrs. Goff and Mrs. Woods. SURPRISE BIRTHDAY PARTY IS GIVEN MRS. ROY SMITH ON MONDAY EVENING PAST PRESIDENTS CLUB ENJOYS DELIGHTFUL MEETING FRIDAY NIGHT The Past Presidents elnh f and Mrs. R. L. WhinDle as ioint George Starmer auxiliarv to Knii. chairmen of the hostess commit-1 ed Spanish War Veterans met tee. assisted bv Mrs. John Wil. : Friday evening at the hnm nf ward G. Kohlhagon .Mrs. Harry j iam Robertson. Mrs. Arthur H.!Mrs- Hubert Wright, at whieh F. Hatfield. Mrs. Mark L. Under- j Mountford and Mrs. A. S. Coon. ! ,imp Mrs- Orlena Slatterv was wood, Mrs. L. Kohlhagon. Sr.. Mrs. Jack Suksdorf will have ! lnit'"d into the club by Mrs UIU.i,. ,, ...-,. . . icnarge oi tne special music and -umpion. Coon. Mrs. G. V. Wimberly. Mi's, j Miss Marie Martens will conduct I La,Pr 'n t! Mrs. Roy Smith was delight fully surprised Mondav evening, w hen a group of her friends call ed at her home to celebrate her birthday anniversary. lollowing a potluck supper. gifts were presented to Mrs. Smith from Mrs. William Miller, Mrs. Cliff Hunnieutt. Mrs. Jo- soph Fest, Mrs. Floyd Whitlach, Mrs. Elmer Ellis, Miss Gerda Miller, Miss Alice McKibben, Mrs. Walt Mulhollnnd, Jr., Miss Elsie Reecc and Miss Mary Kac Glenn. Games and visiting were on ioyed during Ihe pleasant social hours. R. I.. Carpenter, Mrs. K. D. Lytic .....j n....t .... rt i.- c?. ....... itract bridge was on oyed , ....... ..... requires a two-point accumulative' during the pleasant afternoon " L ,.. '. A in subjects other than French hours with Mi's. Van Ness win anil an average of three points in ! nlng high score and Mrs. Fles French. Miss Roselund, an honor i second high score. student at University of Oregon, Is a sophomore this year. of rs. Charles A. Edwards. Mrs. T. G. the evonlna at., tne current-event topics for theiy"m served oelicious refresh day. The state president, Mrs. I"" to Mrs. W. Long, Mrs. Paul Peterson, is an exceptionally in-; ""tipsey. Mrs. Percy Webb. Mrs teresting speaker and every mem- i starmer, Mrs. F. M. romp-1 i-i im wmg particularly urged to attend this mooting. FREE Knitting instruction Mrs. E. Matthews, expert in structor on knitting, invites you to see her for your knit ting problems. Heisher and Priscilla Yarns in Stock MATTHEWS KNIT SHOP Balcony Fisher's Dept. Store SEWING CLUB MEETS AT HOME OF MRS. CUMMINGS ON MONDAY EVENING I MRS. ROBERT BE AL ENTERTAINS FRIENDS j AT LOVELY SUPPER PARTY P. N. G. CLUB HONORS j M RS. W. P. FREORICKSON ! AT LOVELY SHOWER PARTY Mrs. Leslie C. Cummings enter- The past Noble Grand club met ! January 17 at the Woman's club Mrs. Robert Heal entertained rooms with Mrs. Ruth Plumer, few of her friends at a very i Mrs. . Gertrude Hatfield. Mrs. lovelv oicht o'clock sunncr nnrtv i Mary Van Dvno and Miss Ina tainod her sowing club at her at her homo on South Stephens : Farnsworth acting as hostesses, home on East Third street Mon-; street Tuesday evening. j The business mooting was call- day evening. Jainnese quince' ("overs were placed at a pret-; ed to order by the president, Mrs. formed a pretty motif for the oc-; lily arranged table for Mrs. Ar-i Rulh Recce, easlon. thur Joclson, Mi's. Howard Hanv! At the close of the business Sewing and visiting were en- mcr. Mrs. Leslie Pfaff, Mrs! meeting Mrs. Walter Frodrickson Joyed and later Mrs. Cummings John (".alia. Miss Albert.! Short. ! was delightfully surprised with served delirious refreshments to : Miss Frances Waggoner and Ihe , shower gifts presented to her by Mi's. I.. A. Miles. Mi's. Grant (s- : hostess. Mrs. He.il ! rwn liltl.. nowhnv from mom. hers having birthdays during born. Mrs. R. M. Church, Mrs. J.' Bingo and visiting were en- j bors and guests of the club, that month will lie guests of I.. Saunders. Mrs. Floyd Wilson 1 loved din-im- the ili..:ii.nt -wi At ih. rinse nf ihe nuviimi the 'and .Mrs. (.uy Mimnnyc. ning hours. hostess committee served re- Darby. freshments to the following members and guests. Miss Halite Willits, noble grand; Mrs. Haz.el Althaus, vice grand; Mrs. Mabel Wilson, Mrs. Velma Herman. Miss Virginia Cy rus, Mrs. Ethel Bailey, Mrs. Ethel Busenbark, Mi's. Maggie Dent. Mi's. Evelyn Frodrickson, Mrs. Mayme Fett. Miss Ina Farns worth, Mrs. Alice Goff, Mrs. Ger trude Hatfield. Mrs. Winnie Hawn. Mrs. Edythe Kelly, Miss 11a Laubach. Mrs. Lillian Nelson, Mrs. Ruth Plumer. Mrs. Lydia Roadman. Mrs. Ruth Reese. Mrs. Elsie Russell, Mrs. Emma Taylor, Mrs. Mary Van Dyne. Mrs. Alvia Wotherell, Mrs. Ona Williams, Mrs. Louise Young, Mrs. Lora If "Fi Dance of the 7 'Wails' Stop walling about washday A 'roubles turn the family laun 'Vj y over to us. We wash. 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