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TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON SATURDAY. MARCH 22, 1 94 1 . SCDCDEW Social Calendar 8y LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER Miss Helen Casey Presents One-Act Comedy At Woman's Club Tea and Fashion Show Miss Helen Casey, who Is wide Monday, March 24. i Dr. R. L. Dunn's non-denoml-' national Bible study class to meet I at 7:45 in evening at Douglas ho- ly known here for her ability us tel. Public Invited. j an actress and director of plays, Thimble club one-thirty o'clock i presented her fourteenth one-act potluck luncheon at home of Mrs. i comedy, "Afternoon Tea," before William Moran, 323 Mill street, j a large audience at the Roseburg Child evangelism training class! Woman's club annual spring tea meeting to be held at 2:30 In af-i and fashion show Tuesday at the ternoon at First Presbyterian i clubhouse. The program was In church. ! charge of Miss Casey and Mrs. Federal Employees Local No. Eud"'i" '1 G' , K!'llha8!T' JToln,' 459 to meet at 8 o'clock In even- ?'l"'mc"' asslsled by Alls. Jack ing at Carl's Tavern to meet the officers of the Oregon State Fed eral Employees Unions: I.. J. Caufield, president, Portland; C. K. ' Rand, vice-president, Hose burg, and Cary E. Mnunsoy, sec retary-treasurer, Portland, 4t I Suksdorf and Mrs. L. E. Garwood Mrs. W. R. Brown, president of the club, very graciously wel comed the guests and acted as general chairman of the tea. The clubhouse was beautifully deco rated with large bouquets of col . . i , ' ru".anu -"Trlul spring blossoms Mrs. Jack Junior Woman s Clui, . council - Su'f d of ,,. S1)C. given by Mrs. William Horsfall, of Marshfield, American Legion auxiliary officer, who has just returned to the west coast from a trip to Washington, D. C. The charming one-act comedy, ''Afternoon Tea," opened the pro gram for the afternoon and the cast was headed by Miss Casey, and supported by Mrs. Edward G. KnhlhuiTi.n Mi-u I-r,.t-,-io E-llc... worth and Mrs. Frederick J. 1 f,0'1'..1!1 Manning, tte' Clarke, Porter. Miss Casey was highly I X """" BRIDAL SHOWER IS GIVEN DORIS HAINES FRIDAY, MARCH 14TH A very beautiful bridal shower was held at the Calapooia club house Friday honoring Miss Dons Haines, who will be married soon to Gerald Bacon. Gorgeous bouquets of colorful spring flowers were used to deco rate the club rooms. Gifts were presented to Miss Doris from the lollowing relatives and friends: Bertha M. Watson, Nora Steph ens, Madge Miller, Mrs. Kenneth Manning, Mrs. Tony Meis, Mrs. M. E. James, Catherine and Zel ma Gorrell, Gladys Carstensen, Wilma Carstensen, Toots Man ning, Thclma Brozio, Vera Bacon, Janet Davison, Mrs. Frank Mc Hughill, Mrs. Alice Haines, Mrs. Francis Mack, Mrs. Lucille Starr, Mrs. Charles H. Davison, Mrs. Claude Goff, Mrs. Lucille Sparks, Doreen Egglcston, Dorothy Long-1 brake, Edith Wllklns, Olive; Wright, Belle Grubbe, Frances Grubbe, Violet Gross, Ada Weg- ner, Nadine Stearns, Maymo Carl Basketball Team Honored at Banquet complimented by the members and guests for her presentation of the comedy. Besides the four teen rJays presented for the Wo man's club as benefit affairs, Miss Casey has directed numer ous entertainments in this city ...u.-. ., "u . D o iw it.iul music ., Uiyt.u fol. tlu, Z I B, o wmf , , 1,S-. ' V'i fasliion show. Models in the fash Sm"h.' 3S. "nB,0,n s,"'el- ' ion show included: Cast of Irla by Jury' opera; Sports, evening gown and wed to meet at 7 o'clock in evening riin ,,,.,., m,i,jri h m in.... til llmpqua hotel to go to Hunt's ol(1 H,iyi; morning, afternoon and Suksdorf had charge of the spc-j Mrs Brown was assisted on the u-u cummiuec uy iyiis. tan Ull rich and Mrs. George Frew with Gertrude Garrison, Ruth Smith, Miirv MrKav Mrs. .1 T. Brlril'es. Eva Goodman, Minnie Ladd, Mil-1 Mr- a"cl Mrs. Clyde Wiard en-,ter and short talks were made by tired Culver, Margaret Medley, j tertained the members of the I all players and guests. Special Margaret roriui, u.d manunvy, KoseDurg nigh school basketball tribute was paid Coach James Sby;,woof .rrd t-key banquet served Watts, who recently was called Betty Lu Moore, Phyllis Goff, Shirley Haines, Dorothy Haines, Mrs. b'ntinr Ri.im.r in ,.!,, f i Myrtle Harvey, Mrs. R. H.. Eas- . .. .. . . b Ayf,T.tl nnncon Myi-I decorating the tea table. A gor- i0'' Mvnle UTOnson. lvla,"e geous lace cloth covered the ta. 'ey, Mrs. uert i-ounu, tana na ., ble, which was centered with a ' uPal uu-lm"' LlK"a ",lu ""u",: Jean Wilcox, Mildred Whipple, I Tuesday night in the banquet iuuih ai ine novel nooK gnu. The room was decorated with orange and black streamers. Fes tooned basketballs hung from the ceiling, and the tables were deco- Indian theatre as guests of Donn sp.,r,s attire modeled by Mm' low white pottery bowl filled ! Cok'- Wanda and Bertha Steph Radabaugh to see Charles Boyerj Adrian Bowen: morning outfit i with vellow and white blossoms ! s. Frankie Moore, Emma and and Margaret Sullivan in "Back,. lm evening gown modeled by Street." ! i, I p. SIj.Hi.i v: srirn-ls nnd Benson P.-T. A. important bust- afternoon ensembles modeled by ness session at schoolhouso ut. Mrs. Paul Smith; wedding gown tnree o'clock. Program to in-! of Mrs. L- Kohlliagen, Sr., mod- elude fourth grade bronze con , test. Mrs. Hazel Lytic to be guest speaker. B. P. W- C. to meet at 8 o'- eled by Mrs. John M. Balsh; wed ding gown of Mrs. Walter S. Hamilton, modeled by Mrs. J. B. Kiddle; short evening gown mod- clock In evening at clubhouse I eled by Mrs. William Bell, anil with Attorney Paul Geddes guest the old-fashioned costumes in the play modeled by Miss Helen Casey, Mrs. Harris Ellsworth, Mrs. Edward G. Kohlliagen and Mrs. Frederick J. Porter. A Short patriotic address was rated with flowers. The center piece was a "double-decker" cake, trimmed in orange and black ic- News-ltcvlew Photo anil KiiKr-iviiiu. lay, Earl Wiard, Royal Denton, Paul Cacy, John Ness, Neil Schrimpf, Charles Beckley, Ed Hughes, Larry Anderson and ". "no iraiuj was, tmicu, manager, Frank Erno. Guests in- iui aci vite ill tiiu u. o. txi luy ctnu ciuueu Mill snail l-engi a, noddies who, therefore, was unable to at tend. Cards autographed by all attending the banquet were mail ed to the absent coach. Unique placecards bore clever verses pertaining to the activities of each individual and were deco rated by artistic Indian head cutouts. ai d flank, d in tall vellow ,n,l ! Hazel Haines, Beulah Stephens, 'ng and topped by three Indians. t "... ' ..' " LA0.' .dm!: Rih Wla Tn.itt. Maude Culver. I Marshall Pengra was toastmas- k.-.i u.pe. u.iu ....y oouquets 01 - "-.v.- lna- lorsyinia and grape hyacinths. i wu"-..... Mrs. C. E. Jump and Mrs. I RuthSa"ds Mrs J. M Francis, ! C D 0-pL. kA p; George M. Brown poured. Mrs- McCurdy and Lois Mae, Mrs.; I 011(1 er l05eDUrg V7ITI IViarrieS The benefit plays and teas are Bernice oott ana Lucreua, ivns. given liy the club every spring Louie Smith' BL'a a,,d PcKRy and fall to raise funds for tlio Tr"iu- Vvonne Kincart and Doro club. The spring tea proved to be i tny Haines. one of the most delightful and' Delicious refreshments were successful affairs of the club year. ! served at the tea hour. Mrs. L. D. Properties for the play were fur-i Haines and Mrs. J. G. Bacon nislied through the courtesy of (poured. Bubar brothers, Mrs. It. D. Coon, I Mrs. Walter Fisher, Mrs. J. F.I NEW IDEA CLUB IS Barker and Mrs. John Young. j ENTERTAINED WEDNESDAY AT R. H. WILLIAMS HOME Players present were Jim Fin- ' of years. Jim Davis and H. H. "Hod" Tur ner, City School Superintendent W. M. Campbell, Phincipal Clyde Beard, Dr. G. C. Finlay and Charles y. Stanton. Mr. and Mrs. Wiard have been hosls to the basketball players and special guests at a similar banquet annually for a number PARTY SATURDAY EVENING Mrs. It. H. Williams graciously entertained the New Idea club af a lovely one o'clock luncheon at her home Wednesday, at which time Mrs, W. D. Harris was guest of honor. A lovely birthday gift and cake was presented to Mrs. Harris. speaker on "What Our Govern ment Does for Us." Committee In charge of Elizabeth Garrett, Mil dred Horn, Dolma Grobe and Sula Parkinson. Tuesday, March 25. F. S. club afternoon meeting a( i program and carnival at school-, CAPTAIN JOHN A. IRVING one-thirty o'clock luncheon at ' hous,; at 8 cl,,ck ,n ''vening. 1 Juu- HONORED AT FAREWELL home of Mrs. Ira Byrd. : "c invited. Lady Lions to meet in evening j P. N. G. club to meet at 8 o' at home of Mrs. E. R. Walton on clock In evennig at home of Mrs. Chnrtwlck street with Mrs. L. F. V. V. Harpham on Winchester Siynin, co-hostess. j street with Mrs. O. L. Johnson, Roseburg Rebekah lodge to Mrs. J. B. Bailey and Mrs. C. II. meet at hard time pollock supper VVIckham hostesses, at I. O. O. F. hall. Members urel study course class of St. Paul's asKcn to attend in costume or be Lutheran church to meet at 7:30 i Kentucky, when in evening at Home oi itcv. v. A.loldi uoseourg woman's Athletic as sociation to meet at 7:30 in even ing at Junior high school. . Inter-.Se Study club to meet al one o'clock luncheon at c. M Stark home at Melrose. Roll-call I by Mrs. R. R .Brand, Mrs. James! Dayis, Mrs. Charles Doerner and Mrs. Paul Geddes. I Yoizrmn on . rr..l,.,1 ....i. i ... ii,..,.. I x '.. ..V. . 1 '"' 1,""K"' ',.".. ", I.,". ;, Joyed during the eveni.m after 1 K. Beaver and the hostess, Mrs. Mrs. John A. Irving graciouslv entertained al a farewell party al her attractive home in Laurel- M'riiilf fs.'it ni-rt.'i v ........it... .1....I. ,...7., f .""iwii . t..& ,y is, Honoring ner luislianil, Cap-,""""- ' . . ' ..iiii . living, who win Walloons aiiu tun umnge .nut; ; i, -, leave March 2li for Fort Knox. : yellow tapers graced the table, t 7.V. 4 he has been while bououets of forsythia were M'etl to ri'Dort for a ve.-n-'s nr. nrrimfred ahout Ibe rooms. Cov- Sylwester at 11 it) Military street. ye duly with units of the arm-;ers were placed for Mrs. W. D. Florence Nightingale Tent No. oretl force. Harris, guest of honor, Mrs. 15. naughlers of Union Veterans invlij,ts Tor the party were , Mowles and small daughter, ol the Civil War to meet at 7:30,sl,nt m ,lle f,.m of a n,ilal v guests, Mrs. C. E. Marks, Mrs. F. in evening at armory. order. ill. Applehoff, Mrs. Allen Moore Saturday, March 29. . The rooms were beautifully de-1 and daughter, Judy, Mrs. E. T. Job's Daughters conned food ; coral ed with primroses, hya- Nelson. Mrs. John H. Porter, Mrs. sale at McKean and Baldwin's. muis, uaffodils and spirea. :L. B. Lalklns. Mrs. r. M. Lamms, oaines and visitine were en- I Mrs. V. It. BueKingliam, Mrs. r. day upstairs In Rose Loval Teinnerance I.eulnn 1 clubhouse, opposile Hum's Indian to meet after school al L. C. Da-: theatre. IMU II, mn .it U 'I (J VI.. I.. . ... ... . ' - ........ ... t,, ,i(,, a( .... , Amer ran I .iM il l ii iv ; -v u-e -1 f .. i... out I he with Jean Wiley presiding. Full 1 fare shop open all day in back of .iii.-iiiiunu' lequesii'ii. special sur-: Rov Bellows' store, prise is planned and dues paying day to be celebrated. ! MERRY-CO-ROUND CLUB George Starmer auxiliary sew-i ENTERTAINED AT AGEE Ing sociely to meet al two o'clock ; HOME ON WEDNESDAY in airernoon al home of Mrs. ti. VV. Shugarl at 212 S. Hose sheet. No special work provided. Melrose Home Economies dull to meet at home of Mrs. C. E. Recce Willi Allle Busehark as pro gram chairman. Members to en Joy flower exchange. Wodncsday, March 26. K anil R club afternoon meet ing at home of Mrs. O. L. John win on East Douglas street. itiisehurg unit of Pro-Amcrica Mrs. Earl Agee carried I he SI. Patrick's motif lor 1 :.'!() o'clock dessert luncheon Wednesday at her home on Cobb .si reel, when she graciously enter tallied the Winston Merry Go Round chili. l!ouiiels nl ilnilodils lorsyllila and fern were arrang ed about the rooms. lolin A. Irving. Mr. and Mrs. J Roland Parker, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. S. Dyar. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Thiele, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Bachcr, Vivian Hartley, Katli ryn Busenbaik, Virginia Rogers, K'niile Kershner. Walter Hoser, and Durwurd Owens. FAMILY GATHERING ENJOYED AT WILSON HOME IN RIDDLE Mrs. Augusta Wilson entertain ed members of her family at a delicious 1:30 o'clock dinner Sun- . Covers were placed fur Mrs. ! day, March coinplinienllin; I Kate Dowdcn, a guesl, Mrs. .1. R. ; her son in law, Capl. .lolin lrvl.Tr, ; Wilson, presidcnl, Mrs. Hoy P. iulio lias been ordered to report to tllccl Ill l-,.ll,l,. ii.ni.-iu. i minim- i.l Mil lllll III -on IMIDX, Ixelll ucKv. lor mil' ternoon til I r Sill? "' I member of the club., Mrs. Jack lary service. Thus enjoving the 1 S Kme mi. I lnm" S"k!-a"v "d 'iaKl't'f. Kary El-1 occasion included. Ci.pl. and Mr,. rB Mrs. M. 11. Green. Mrs. .1. John A. Irving and son. John. Vm s W ITw im" ,"l,,.l','"a'l-' Nl'-hnls. Ml Ii- I'. Kleist.lMr. , Mrs. W. .1. Scludlz and Kent liiint li! in. i i i Sf I "'I S' "oward Carnes. Mrs. Fred j son. Billy. Mr. and Mrs. Ilerbe, -. .. . hostesses at informal V'eiin-ine. Mis. .1. K M.-isiei-s. i:,.,.. ,i . n Rose- Au which lovely refreshments were ! Williams. The hostess was assist- served by Mrs. Irving, assisted ed in serving by Mrs. Bucking by her sister. Mrs. Herbert -ham: following: Capt., The next meeting will be April 2nd at a one o'clock luncheon at the home of Mrs. C. B. Calkins. Mrs. Wesley P. Eby Of' much interest in this city is tea Meml..... ...i. ii . "'"" vi -lining, airs. .1. l. masters, l, roves, anil son. Bonnie, cilesls """""s)"u,, 'l li lng;Mrs. Karl Smith and .laughters, jdaughlcr. Carolvn. all of 1 p',i',.'l, i ,., .... ! Paula mid Sully I .on, Mrs. G. J.il.u'g. and the hostess, Mrs, two ,', . b . , ; , l"h "" " ! B.irhcr. Mrs. Clay Smith, Mi s.igasla Wilson. ,i" ii . . """"" at hoine;w. 11. Curler, Mrs. George (iaab. "I Mis. 1). . Ware. ! Mrs. A. I.. Wilson and the lies- Glengary Sewing (.ub , ,,, t(,ss iMls A l two o clock in atlernooii nl Lome of M,s. ,,. ,. ,'.; ls T"!:.,1.. J....-M iiiiiiii; tin- tiiiii ill. nil. I lit INTERSE STUDY CLUB !T0 MEET NEXT TUESDAY ' KUCK-DUFFIELF SHOWER PARTY GIVEN FOR MRS. CLIFFORD ATEN Mrs. Fred Kuck and Mrs. Ken- j ncth Duffield entertained at a very charming shower party hon-j oriii" Mrs. Clifford Aten Thurs-! day evening at the home of the the marriage of Miss Betty Jo former. Beautiful bouquets of , Fowler, daughter of Mrs. May forsylhia and spirea carried out Mle Fowler, of Pasadena, Calif., a pretty motif for the occasion. ! am, 0 E (Gcn(i) Kowl(,r Qf poI.,. Games were enjoyed and lovely lan(), t0 u. Wesley 1'. Eby, of shower gifts were presented to Kelly fieltl Mrs. A.en from Mrs L. I laige, ' T, f mpl. Mjss Fowk. Mrs. Lawrence Delaney Mrs. gradllalod a wcck ago fl-om Harry Moore Mrs R.-x Barnes. IltiSiljona Juniol. , ,rft Mrs Stanford Buell Mrs Leslie , Pas.uU,,la KcJbruar. 3r,l and with cummlngs. Mrs Argos Usher. 12 othlM. , snr nml Ml, Eby ; ,is " i r n r, "';,.. married in the Randolph field chapel last Saturday after noon by the army chaplain. Lieutenant Eby. a recent grad uate nf K'l'llv field. Is now an ill- Howard Davis .the. lat-. . u ,,, ,.n nf Helen Eby, of Altadena, I I . M . r ii -k n S. K. SYKES IS HONORED WEDNESDAY AT BIRTHDAY PARTY S. K. Sykes, well-known Rose burg resident, was honored at a very delightful party Wednesday afternoon at four o'clock at h's home on North Pine street, th? occasion marking his birthday anniversary. Gifts and flowers were present- OORIS HAINES AND GERALD BACON HONORED AT CHARMING SHOWER , A bridal shower party was hei at the Community hall In Coli valley this week honoring Dor Haines and Gerald Bacon, wt are be married soon. Gifts were presented to Dor and Gerald by the following rel tlves and friends; Beulah Tod Mr. and Mrs. King Carlisle, Mi Olga Liles, Mr. and Mrs. Jal Thronburg, Mrs. Pelorne Henr Mrs. Walter Leatherwood, M and Mrs. Dave Hill and famil; Mrs. Margaret Hanan, Mr. ar Mrs. Kenneth Barneburg, Mr Faye Conn, Doris Leonard, Ge trude Hebard, Mr. and Mrs. H. : Hebard, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Thorn son, Ina Farnsworth, Kate Farn worth, Mrs. Margaret Price, M and Mrs. Charles Joelson, M and Mrs. William Long, Mrs. Dt mar Murphy, Mrs. Anna Goo Mrs. O. F. Michel, Mr. and Mr Kenneth Fortin, June Munso Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Munso Mr. and Mrs. George Munson, M and Mrs. Lee Winniford, Lurali and Harold Winniford, Mrs. C Henry and Scottle, Lura Mc Henry, Mrs. E. A. Kruse, Mrs. D. Kruse, Mrs. John Winnifor Mrs. Joseph Winniford, Keil Thronburg, June McCall, Ml Olga Ellison, Elna Pearson, M and Mrs. Curtis McCall, Mr. ar Mrs. H. S. Teller, Myra and Mai Kamp, Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Hainc Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Bacon, Mr. ar Mrs. L. O. Higgins, Mrs. Gb Winniford, Shirley Haines, Beti Lu Moore, Mr. and Mrs. B Mode, Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Brozio, Harold Winniford, Mr Minnie James, Mr. and - Mr Henry Crane, Mr. and Mrs. Hoai Leonard, Mr. and Mrs. Marie Emmitt, Mrs. Carrie Hill, Ze Richmond, Mrs. Rhoder and Ma cella, Mr. and Mrs. Emil Pair Mr. and Mrs. William Miller, M and Mrs. John Hodson, Doi Braughton, Mr. and Mrs. Jam. Mortensen, Joyce Michel, Mr. ar Mrs. George Winniford, Mr. ar Mrs. E. E. Emmitt, Mr. and Mi Arthur Roadman, Mr. and Mr Roy Edwards, Mrs. Lula Gqrre Jean and Lois Edwards, -Maxii Elliott, Mr. and Mi's. Han Hirst, Miss Martha Clarke, M and Mrs. Lee Davenport, Eva ar Clifford Wandell. Conrad Hi i-girts, -.Bob. . Riedinger, Roy ar ed to Mr. Sykes from Mrs. Harry Linser fwhosc-biuhda-y also wlnr cured on the same day!, Mrs. C.j ford. Bush, Mrs. Raimey, Mrs. George , Delicious refreshments wei Dora, Mrs. Alta Mathews and daughters, Marilyn and Betty Jo, and son, Buddy, Miss Bettv Craw ford, Rachel Dora, Rita Dusseau and Mr. Sykes' two daughters. Mrs. L. J. Crafton and Mrs. Max- ine Palchett. Delicious refreshments were served at the close of a most en joyable social hour.. .Ni-w-111-view Kuyi-ii von;. Thiele, Mrs. E. II. Verreli. Mrs Glenn A. Wellman. Mrs. E. A. Brillon. Mrs. Harold Ilaskin, Mrs. L. F. Swain, Mrs. Harold Barker and Mrs Chester street. uexl 1:3.) o'clock desserl -luncheon in two until r.tigeuei aim me : jt t.s hostesses, Mrs. Kuck and Mrs.' 11 i Duffield. ! , . , ,, ., , (AMERICAN HOME DEPT. 1..1U-1 in ine evening, mc mis ! I he Inler-Sc Study club will ,esSes. assisted hv Mrs. Cum meet al a dchghtliil one o'clock ,ings, served delicious refresh luncheon next Tuesday at the mi.nis home of Mrs. C. M. Stark al Mel '. '. 1'OSC. IMRQ MnTCrUCMOAf-UCI IC ,.,, , T'i , MRS. M. L. HALLMARK ' ',, l,,V!"'m- i HOSTESS TO BRIDGE CLUB C nililij club ladies to meet al I ENTERTAINS BRIDGE I?1 b' V'S'. K.'. H' Hl'"ul' Mrs. i AT CHARMING LUNCHEON .' ... in. in ciuonoiise lor con-CLUB ON TUESDAY .'ames i 'avis. Airs, i naries J'oer-i unci oiiogc; polluck lunclunn at1 I mM' 111111 "'s. Paul Geddes. The A very charming spring one '- and golfing at . ; Mis. Maurice L. Hallmark was program on the N'ubel prize win oH'iung mutches i( winter handi- a "lost gracious hostess 'l'ucsdiiy , ner, Dr. Milikan. will lie pi Calif. Because of the urgency of training men, the couple will not leave for Mexico City, Mexico, on their honeymoon for a few weeks. At present they are mak ing their home in San Antonio, Texas. The bride is very well known here, having attended the Rose burg schools, later moving with her family to Portland. Mrs. Fowler took the three Fowler children to southern California JOLLY NEIGHBORS CLUB HAS DELIGHTFUL PARTY ON WEDNESDAY Mrs. Charlie Walker entertain ed the Jolly Neighbors club at a delightful hard-time party at her homo on Parrott street Wednes day afternoon. The afternoon was spent in playing Cooty wilh first prize go ing to Mrs. Nay Smith and con solation prize to Mrs. Chet Hamm. Each member of the club pre sented Mrs. Walker with a birth day gift, after which dainty re freshments were served by the hostess to Mrs. Nay Smith, Mrs. Phi Wassam, Mrs. Allen Kling forth, Mrs. John Meiser, Mrs. Grace Matthews, Mrs. E. E. Em mitt, Mrs. George Hammer and Mrs. Chct Hamm. The next meeting of the club will be at the home of Mrs. E. E Emmitt at 120 Parrott street April 17th. DELPHIAN CLUB HAS MEETING AT PARSLOW HOME ON WEDNESDAY The Delphian club held a very eniovable ineeiintr w,i....,i,. two years ago, where they tire afternoon at the attractive home rnmnlntiiKT Ihelr erlncaltnn. Mr. r.f iw.... . completing their education. Mr Fowler, formerly with the Lock wood Motor company here, has been employed in Portland since moving from this city several years ago. M n a . i,,i. .. . ,.. .. Wii home Z mI'Im: '.. f.in:.uii sireei. cap golf tournament. alterinion, when she entertained ed by Mr Evergreen grange free pro- 'll'1' bridge club at a lovely one , hers are K.am m H o'clock at grange hall,' thirty o'clock dessert-luncheon at present, followed by box social. E. A 'her attractive homo on Souih', Blitlon and his enlerlainers will : Main street. Lovely bouquets of i EUGENE VISITORS ARE . .i . . , . . . . books were enjoyed dunr win-, t luriy o clock luncheon was given cial h woj, as Ul cscivMby Mrs. .1. P. Utschenbacher a ,MM)k ..Vank(V Cook H ! the evening includes Elizabeth MEETING IS HELD 'Garrett, Mildred Horn, Dolma AT BROWN HOME THURSDAY Grobe and Sula Parkinson. Mum- . . ., . ... berse and their invited guests The American Home depa r t- ment of the Junior Woman s club ... ' ' met Thursday evening at Hie ' ' home of Miss Elaine Brown tolEpscopAL CULD JQ make plans for an April social , M M . .nlce imeetlng of the club. Old recipe ; p0TUJCK SUPPER april 1 oooks were ciijoycn titu iiig uic so-1 ater cook , St. George's Episcopal guild Book" by , members and the women of the ui mis. uaymoiid farslow on tast uine street with Mrs. J. C. McCallistcr, chairman of the in teresting program on "Kudvarri Kipling." Those enjoying the afternoon with Mrs. Parslow included: Mrs. wasningion Hughes, Mrs. Wil liam Bell. Mrs. L.-E. Garwood, Mrs. J. C. McCallistcr, Mrs. W. R. Brown, Mrs. A. J. Young and Mrs. C. R. Fream. The next meeting will be April 2 at the home of Mrs. A J Young with Mrs. Roy O. Young program leader on the topic, "H. G. Wells." served by Mrs. Lila McCall, Myi and Mary Kamp and June Mo; son. ART AND EMBROIDERY CLUB HAS ENJOYABLE . MEETING WEDNESDAY ,The Roseburg Art and En broidery club held an enjo; able meeting Wednesday a ternoon at the home of Mrs, F. . Cornell. Soring flowers lent colorful note to the rooms. S Patrick's numbers were presen ed by Mrs. Argie DeWitt, Mr Glenn Cox and Mrs. Darby, an by Mrs. Cornell, assisted by thrc members of the club. Mrs. Simon was a guest of tli afternoon and members enjoyin the occasion with Mrs. Cornell ii eluded Mrs. J. G. Stephensoi Mrs. Glenn Cox, Mrs. R. L. Horn shell, Mrs. E. Ithoads. Mrs. I Neal, Mrs. H. F. Snyder, Mrs. Li Ion Darby, Mrs. Charles Poiro Mrs. A. D. Hawn, Mrs. Argie D' Witt, Mrs. Lucas, Mrs. L. W. Ii gels, Mrs. Gladys Burke, Mrs. Wi liam Bailey, Mrs. Henry Wortl ington, Mrs. Larson. Mrs. Effi Stubblefield. Mrs. Miller, Mrs. ( Cluck, and Mrs. Earl Decker. The hostess was assisted at th tea hour in serving refreshment by Mrs. Cluck and Mrs. Darb; The April 2nd meeting will b held at the Worthinglon home o East Lane street. MR. AND MRS. WIMBERLY ENTERTAIN POTLUCK BRIDGE CLUB ON SATURDAY Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Wimberl, entertained their potluck bridg supper club at six-thirty o'cloc! Saturday evening at their beat tiful home, "Pine Ridge." Daffr dils, spirea and quince formed , very lovely motif for the' 'tab! and rooms. Covers were placed for Mr. aiv Mrs. Ward Cummlngs, Mr. an. Mrs. Leslie C. Cummings, Mi and Mrs. E. C. Patterson and th. host and hostess, Mr. and Mi's Wimberly. Contract bridge was cnjoyci during the pleasant evcniii! hours with Mr. and Mrs. War. Cummings winning the higl scores. sponsor program. Proceeds to daffodils and hyacinths were us go In i n dull scholarship. ed lo carry out a pretty decora . n. a. io meet at 2 31) In nf. Vye iniHii lor ine occasion. Covers ere placed lor Mrs. II. ternoon ut M.-i,-,.ui..... 1...11 . 1 I ,,,,. jiiiiia. . ..u. umilK- 1111 llll lll- 1 11..111. ..n oi.ui n i.i.u n Ml .-.-i i ,,, . ,.,.., I nl...- ln.-nlv ..h.....l. l.,..liJ l .,!.. cordially invited to be Wednesday artc. non. when she : .flvshm,.Mts W(.,.0 S(,rvP(1 b y Mi;s ; dvU).M,ui 6:30 oVloi.K potluck ;,Milertalned her bridge club at a, n,mvn ,,, M.s Jai.k chapman,! supper Tuesday evening, April in-n nr iMrs. tiordnn Stewart, Mrs. C. E. 1. at the parish hall honoring Mrs. ' K 'Smith. Miss Dorothv Crummctt 1 Robert A meson, president of the I The prizes also carried out the an,( jllss iatricia Turner. , Diocesan of Women's Auxiliaries I spring garden molif. therry bios , Th ...,, ,nih .,. ,;, .u.of Oregon. Mrs HONORED AT PARTY AT WILSON HOME TUESDAY 11011. .t. w i.auy i.ihs elcchon ol of liters Mrs ells. Mrs. 11. M. Ben ic and IjUvei-slty of Oregon Mi.. n.,11, AI....1., i)..i,i.,K.,.. u...i sums graced the table and were'., ' ,,, Miss Bessie li'aybould, students tit l,s,-tl '" U.r0 ll""l"'"',s i,,M"1, th0 Inter. Bowman anil be .1 n ociock at temple. folloHeil Mrs. E. A. Pearson, Mis. L. K nj social hour of curds. I Fles. Mrs. Fred Lnckwood, Mrs. Roseburg Men's Glee club, uu-! Frank Long and Mis. M. C. How tier direction or R. M. Church, to kcr, memlM-is. practice at 7:30 in evening nl city; Contract bridge was enjoyid v -v r. ; during the .leasant aflerniHin 1. T. C. lo meet at 7:30 in even- hours with Mrs. Fics winning ing at home of Mrs. Ruth Froh ;hlgh score lor club members; milder at 12U First avenue. I Mrs. jig, second high score, and Friday, March W. Mrs Walls winning the guest Jlobu school lo sponsor bcnel.lt hijjh acoic Watson, guests, and Quests at' a party given Tuesday rooms. L overs w ere placed for i.Mrs. l.e.oy lliatt and Mrs. It. H. and announced 't1"" ricncincKson. ail on (Portland. I lie committee in charge of the potluck supiier in- B. P. W. C. TO HOLD duties: Mrs. It. B. Sipprcll, Mrs. evening by Miss I.ela Wilson, who .'" ""' ("' M,s- 1-ouls 1 iu c r. ti Mr. nw unumv it.rant H. Moore and Mrs. C. G entertained al a scavenger hunt. J-iillfi-lijii, Mrs. (.. Richmond., Ferrier Lovely refreshmenls were serv-1 lj- '' u .mbcrly. Mrs. Adrian ; The Business and Professional , The guild met Monday evening ! ed later in the evening to the Usher, Mi's. Phil Harth and the, Women's club has announced an'at the Riley home In 1-iurelwoodi two guests of honor and Miss ' l,,,s!,'ss' Mrs. Motschenbaclier. 'exceptionally Interesting meeting , with Mrs. Ionard Riley and Patricia Glenn, Miss Marv Peter-! Contract bridge was enjoved for eight o'clock next Monday son. Miss Cloydene Imrby. Carl , during the afternoon with Mrs. evening at the clubhouse w ith At Perry. Keith Harrison. Ed Bry Fullerton, Mrs. Turner and Mrs.,tornpy Paul Geddes as guest ant, Gerald Conkson, Phil Seal- j Richmond w inning score prizes 1 speaker on the subecl. "What Ion, Bob Greene and the hostess, j and Mrs. Ili.ilt winning the game i Our Government Does (or Vs." Miss Wilson laud honor prize. j The innonil.ee in iliarur nl Mrs. It. B. Sipprcll Joint hos-1 tesses. The business meeting was In charge of Mrs. J. M. Jtidri. j An Interesting talk was given by 1 Rev. Ferry Smith, followed by a social hour and retrrshnicnl.s, 1 Make Monday a Sun-Day Get outdoors and have fun on Monday too! Let us do the family laundry. TELEPHONE S3 NEW SERVICE LAUNDRY 324 W. Lont Strtt
