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Newspaper Page TextFOUR TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, iROSEBURS.: OREGON SATURDAY, MARCH29. 19411 1S ! i : 'Sotital Calendar Monday, Maroh 31 Auxiliaries to Brotherhood of i;.,ii,.i. Ti-,li.m,.n nf ()riimn In hold nil-day meeting nt Moose hall In Eugene. Meeting opens nt 1:30 in afternoon and at 7:30 in evening. . Dr. R. L. Dunn's non-donom-inallonal Bible study class to meet at 7:45 in evening nt Doug las hotel dining hall. Public in vited. Ladles of Episcopal church in vjted to 6:30 potluck supper ,nt parish hull honoring Mrs. Robert (rneson, president of Diocesan of Women's auxiliaries of Ore gon, Mrs. 'Hunt illendrickson and Mrs. Bowman, all of Portland, Mrs. R. B. Slpprell, Mrs. Grant l). Moore And Mrs. iC. -0. 'Furrier i(i charge of supper. Cruisers club of First Presby - tfrrian church -to hold (1:30 pot - luck supper nnd social evening nj church parlors. Tuesday, April 1 ' Executive luncheon of man's club to be held at WoJ " o'clock at Hotel Rose .'Roseburg Woman's club 1:30!, orclock dessertluncheon at club,. nousc. apucmi p.ug.a.1. ...... " sic. 1 American Legion auxiliary to armory honoring state ptldrnt. Laura Goode. Portland, and dls- trtct president. Vivian Muring. Medford. Special program. 'He-', freshmehts. Rosehurg Bethel of Job's riaughters to meet at 7:30 In evening at Masonic temple. Melrose grange to meet at 8 o'clock In evening at grange hall. Sales slip drill to he held. Members urged to attend. Wednesday, April 2 ) II. E. O. club 1;30 o'clock luncheon nt home of Mrs. C. W. Owen at 218 Rice street. '. Sewing club 1:30 o'clock des-spit-luncheon meeting at home I Ros-l.urg Art and Embroidery Hub meeting In afternoon at 1 Home of Mri". Ilem-y Worthing-1 ton on East Lane street. : of Mrs. C. M. Uutncr O. S. C. Mothers club one j nVlnfU nn.hntnK lum'hmn at i Ttnini.ftntP Wk c. W. Murshall. i mo, nt. in chaise. Last meftt- m.. nf W venr. Inst.illntion of I new nffirers. Executive board of the Mission-; C. B. Calkins. . Delphian club afternoon meet ing lit two o'clock at home of Mrs. A. J. Young on Flint sheel with Mrs. Roy O. Young, lender oil subject, "II. G. Wells." i Thursday, April 3 1 Ladies of Country club to In' ..i ...A..tii.. .. o.'jn Ik nl, ni riuniimiM-. nmui-i lUIK'UfUll Hi I'uurn, luniiw i ed by golf lournnmen. play. . . Garden Valley Women s club. Ip meet at clubhouse at o'clock in afternoon- with two Mrs. ! Fred Woods as hostess. ! Roseburg Chapter of Eastern Star to meet nl S o'clock In eve tJliiK al Masonic temple with thc worthy mat ion, Mrs. Maurice J. Newland. in charge. Members And visiting members Invited. ; Public invited to operetta. "The Green Cheese," at 7:15 o'clock in evening al Benson school, 'lite, operetta Is to be presented by j ttie elementary grades of the school. Small admission charge. . Past President club of George Starmer auxiliary lo meet al 1:30 Jcssert-lunchcon at home of Mrs. W. C. Print.. ; Keystone club of Methodist (iliurch to meet at 1 :'!! dessert luncheon at Vernon Keel home with Mrs. W. E. Buell and Mis. Melville T. Wire, assisting hos tesses. Saturday. April 5 ; American Legion auxiliary rummage and shrub sale all- day 1)1 former Maddox grocery build uig. Roseburg Woman's club sen'-Cr-o shop open all day upstairs In clubhouse, opposite Hum's Io flian ineaier. . Public Invited to district -u- i 12 pep meeting, ceremony ' . program at 1. . O. F. hall at X, n'elock In evening. Lilac Circle1 f.o. -Ill to net as hostess to all dirclcs comprising district No. Yd. I April 10 : J Epifropnl guild Invites public to annual Easter luncheon and benefit bridge party at one n'elock nl palish hall. Prizes Tot vridge plav. Reservations, call Mrs. II. II. Turner at Sit J. DONN RADABAUGH ENTERTAINS OPERA CAST AT THEATRE PARTY Donn Radabaugh, manager of Hunt's Indian und the Rose the litres, cnli'iialned (lie cast of Ihc opera, "'Jriul By Jury," as his , urv soclelv f he F ist P.T.bv-ible nnd a beautiful three-tlered ,c , "-luncheon Tuesday ; Bven In marriage by her father, erian churc o meet at two i birthday cake, lighted by five tiny the home of Mrs. .Ira -Byrd. The ' Guests attending the wedding o-dock Vn aft M-L ' r aster motif was carried out on included Mr. nnd Mrs. L. D. ? b",iiv Tn S . , Knn I ,lu ,"blp' wh,ch was centered Haines and Mr. and Mrs. J. G, Mis Ida B.ille on South Kane BRTHDAys CELEBRATE0 with n bowl of forsythia and ; Bacon, parents of the bridal cou- ' New Idea club to meet at one AT DINNER PARTY AT fla"k0(l bv yellow tapers. pie; Mr. and Mrs. David Hill, Mrs. rfcllimd pCT''S,UT;.ll;,rd. ,or M'VM-K- J"mes. Mrs- Kate Farns- IMIUIK IUIK 1111)11 ,11 .HI..... Hi ....... I .. II,.,.. f M. f.,.., vi,, ,,,.l, III,. I C.mounrlh Mi- By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER guests Monday evening at the In- (linn theatre, where the group on - joyed seeing Margin-fit Sulllvnn nml Chm-lns Knvni- In "Ruck .Street." j Following the theatre party the eroun went to tne tavern lor re - 1 Irnshments. MRS. JACK CHAPMAN ENTERTAINS AT CHARMING SHOWER PARTY 'SUNDAY Mrs. Jack Chapman very gra- Th doc0ratlons of the gar clous y entertained a a charming :dpn viy form a picturesque one-thirty o clock dessert-lunch-; back n(J ,or , w ,s. eon and shower par y nt her; ,umcsof the cb milkmaids home In Laurolwood -Sunday nncl cist compliment to Mrs. Gordon Slew- The general public Is Invited 1,1 i and those who attend are prom- The small serving 'tables were ised over an hour of song and prettily appointed and centered : folk dance with a hit of mystery j with May baskets filled with j dainly, pastel-colored flowers, j The placards, made by Mrs. I Charles Oslnmder, were hnnd- ! painted and carried original take- j off verses of nursery rhymes. A delightful treasure hunt was en - Joyed with Mr. Harold Hoyt winning the prize. The many lovely gifts were nr. ranged In a pink satin und net nnirlvrl hnaalnnttn Tlinoi artix., (m, OCcaslon wh Mrs c, . nonol. of Slnwart dtudr-d Mrs. Thomas Pargeter, of ! Oakland, Calif., Mrs. W. C. Un- ..,.tv, run,, u.ii.,1, tin.l. rI l,a7i M,7: J-: M'- . H"v ; ! ..."'X"' f V7 'a Mc; , h!' !j"'.,M " (f(l(les "nil Miss Dorothy Germond. DONNA JEAN 'ELLISON CELEBRATES FIFTH BIRTHDAY AT PARTY Donna Jean Ellison, daughter or Mr. nnd Mrs. A. J. Ellison, celebrated her fifth birthday an nlversai-y at u delightful party Tuesday afternoon nt her home on tast Lass street. , , , , Lovely gifts were presented to Donna Jean from Brian Booth. Henry Booth, Wendy Smith, ' Kalph Slppr.-1, Jr., Terry Jones Jerry Long, Nancy Glle, Mary El-, V" "?"; 1';,n"'1 Uur' Shro" j c.'.,mPbi1' Mra- ran? -LonB' Mra' Waldo Campbell and Mrs. C. M Butner. ; Games were played and later Mrs.-Ellison rvcd lovely re-j frWmtttpnts at a table decorated In' the Easier motif. Colorful hal- " won- nrraiigra over ine ta J. P. Motsehenbacher nnd Mr. Hynl and Mrs. Robert Finlav, and Mrs. Ray Banning, Mr. and and Mrs. Phil Ilarth were guests guests, Mrs. Walter Singleton, Mrs. Robert Nelson, Mrs. Lula of honor at a delightful no-host! Mrs. Earl Decker, Mrs. Harry F. ; Gorrell, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Oil dinner Sunday evening given by Hatfield, Mrs. J. F. Byrd, Mrs. B. 1 lard, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Emmitt, the Birthday club nt Art's Log II. Laird, Mrs. G. H. Chapman, ! Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Higgins anil Cabin near Sutherlln. j Mrs. H. T. Bloom, Mrs. T. W. I family, Mrs. Horace Sonnebom, Covers were placed for Mr. and i Thomason. Mrs. R. W. Meissner Mrs. Ethel Turner. Mrs. Charles Mrs. J. P. Motsehenbacher, Mr. I and thc hostess, Mrs. Ira Bvrd. Solomon and Jov. Miss Dora Harth, Mr. and t Mrs. Ford Singleton. Mr. and Mrs. . ,Uf liiii..h m.. - . , ' , ; I ,..,,,.. " a. i,,,,..!,,. Following the dinner the group went to the Harth home on East Cass street, where gifts wore pre- settled to the three guests of. honor and contract bridge was I enjoyed with Mrs. Ford Single- ton and A. J. Ellison winning the high scores. N" WMN'S,C,LaUB COUNCIL MEETING IS HELD MONDAY EVENING Th(, couni. of Uu. jimi,. Vo nian's club met Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Paul Smith Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Perry Thlelr are acting as the head of club for the present time the place of Mi s. Gordon Stewart who recently resigned as presi dent. Plans were made for an Easter barn dance, which will be ill charge of Mrs. Norman I less, chairman, assisted by Miss Elea nor Fies nnd Miss Vcrla Mc Laughlin. I-ollowing the meeting Mrs Smith served lovely refreshments: to Mrs. Perry 1 hiele, Mrs. man man. lless and Mrs. Ralph AND R CLUB HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING AT JOHNSON HOME Mrs. (i. L. Johnson graciously entertained the K nnd R club nt her home on East Douglas street Mtiiiesiiay aitcrnoon. Beautiful bouquets of wild cuirenl were used about the moms, while the refreshment table carried out n pretty yellow and white Easter motif. Covers were placed lor Mi's. Charles Hcaly, Mrs. It. W. Taylor. Mrs. II. A. Taylor. Mrs. F. C. I Froar, Mrs. Mabel Wilson, Mrs. J. It. Bailey. Mrs. II. B. Roadman and the hostess, Mrs. Johnson. i fcewinn ami visiting were en joyed during the afternoon. 'Hie April lllll iniollng will be luiil nt c Mrs. Wilson. ! PUBLIC INVITED TO 1 OPERETTA ITO 'BE HELD FRIDAY, APRIL 4TH ' .... .-.i.K..... y g.....ra u. , j f""8"0"1 rc giving an. operetta,! . v-nm., at 7:15 on Friday night, April 4. j i nt-sueni.- ui inu upcruiiu is luia . in Switzerland, in the garden of I the mayor of Uppendown, where I preparations are under way for a r mi . . i - i . . lestlvnl and humor as the plot unfolds. A j small admission charge will be j made. At the close of the program pic ' i and coffee will be served by the' ' P.-T. A. for a small sum. Thoj ! school children will sell candy and , cookies. The proceeds from the eve ning's entertainment will go to several projects sponsored by tne P.-T. A. and Benson school. MRS. LOUIS FULLERTON ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLUB AT DESSERT-SUPPER MrS. Louls Fullertonwasa verycnul.ch ln Roseburg, when Miss f?'V"ir,".,?0,!?,S' 1M,.,i,B, ' "hf" she entertained her bridge, " "J0' elht c ck ? sert-supper at her attractive ; home on East Third street. Gor- CrT , S ' C?'rLUl :pr S : Perry Smith, rector, performed ol n.f usetl "bout 'the,thclymprasvc Cpremony in the rooms and to grace the serving , nlce of a , n5mhcP of "'"-1' piucuu lor mis. 1 William Moore and Mrs. B. R. I iViaflUOX euests nnn Mrs AH.- .-in I'lX. S?.?. f '"7.. I:.,,i,'"ni m1n i. i Wimh;,,. .M ' , A " i !iiii i , jriin, 1VUU r Ulll'l lOn. ',cnntiiM M.- i iin A n., mnf,s and the hostess, Mrs. Louis Fullerton. Contract bridge was enjoyed wiring tne pleasant evening hours with Mrs. Maddox winning the I high score and traveling prize ; " ?L FM"nn ,ht Semml h'h scorp 1Tir- 1 F. S. CLUB HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING AT BYRD HOME TUESDAY "" &- clllh wus entertained . u v.-iy fieiieuiiui one-tnirlv Sewing and visitine were en. Joyed during the pleasant after- i iwu.n.. ni.. o.i ' " ' V "" - ' " " ; nvi.,i, . . ,. .ti .i'i l-llllll.-MtlI I IOC home of Mrs. J. F. Byrd. ANNUAL EASTER-BRIDGE LUNCHEON TO BE HELD WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16TH M- eorgos Episcopal guild has nnounrod it will sponsor Its an nual Easter-bridge luncheon nt w,X'?. ",,"a,'.-.?n!;, o'c,l0f,k; Wednesday, April Kith. Mi's. Rob- ,.1 I.-. .11.. . ,, ' tJi'V m I'" !IH"1"UII III II1L- lilllR-S ni2 , "'S' P'''0' the Country club Thursdav ,?Jp -dT nl,'"0( ,hl nff"""! morning at the clubhouse with a r servi.t.ons for he party :M. . c. st(,iirns wnn, sc. maj be made by telephoning ,,,.. i,iL,h Mrs Ti.rn..r -.1 mil I Olid 11111. Followinc the Innelw.,,., if Hi,, i ..! i,..i.i . . . in i ,1 e'n, Jw. .Kh I .J''"-4- . , .K r." S.." '" b." ,,Wi,rlel- Th. guild Easter Hmeheon party Is always : an outstanding affair of the year. l'he party Is open to the public. ARTHUR K ARLINGER IS mM,t0 IN CALIFORNIA : Word was roreived bv Mr. and Mrs. M. Kui'limw nf "ill., n,,.,.. riage of their son. Arthur, to-' Mls!i l'rrls Catherine McLaugh-.Uuine. Nor-' "" 01 Beaumont. California. iMIss Helen Casey. Mrs. Hnrfts j Later in tne evening Mrs. Kndn-Her-' Mr. Knrllnger is n member of 'Ellsworth, Mrs. Arthur II. Mount-1 baugh served delicious refresh i the !Ord heavy bombardment ' '"''d. Mrs. W. E. Ott. Mrs. W. J. j ments. The table was prettily np ; squndron air force, Maroh field, lOlmschold, Mrs. II. C. Stearns. ! pointed for the occasion and cen Calif. Recently he returned from Mrs. L. Steams. Mrs. Gene tereil with a bowl of firimroscs West Lynn. Mass., where he com- Greene, Mrs. .1. M. Judd, Mrs. R. j and forget-me-nots, pleted a special course in the"- Bridges and Mrs. L. E. Mc General Kleclric laboratories. After April 1 Mr. nnd Mrs.' Knrllnger w ill make their home j In Albuquerque. New Mexico, whore Mr. Karllnger will transferred from March field, be ' CIRCLE NO. 4 HAS ; MEETING AT BYRD ' HOME ON THURSDAY Circle No. -I of the Uosebure "apllst Women's society met Thursday nt a lovely one-thirly o'clock dcsscrl-lunchcun nt the home of Mrs. Ira Byrd. The devotional and business i sessions were followed by Mrs. Ilardca.itlr rending a niiioiMr book lo the group. Married a Episcopal Church Sunday ui Hit' I ! 1 i I I ' ' U I! ft'- 4 Fl I I I -l'hoto by Kiln Mr. and Mrs. One of the largest weddings of the season occurred Sunday after noon, March 23rd, at two-thirty n'AL nfr O, 1 '.. Tt.. I D"" Halnt,s' daughter of Mr. nd Ml. L D of Um qua, and Gerald Bacon, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Bacon, also of mlln S ' t. . ii I . money, Mrs. Floyd Lewis sang tt m i 1 Because,' accompanied by Mrs. Bernard Saar, who played the wedding mnreh from Lohengrin for the bridal party to advance to the altar. The bride wore nn attractive afternoon frock of dusty rose, Z6 with a tu, n (w" 1 a. tu s eeves She wore a hnnll MU innl tucked bodice. elbow length corsage ot ' bouvardla. Miss Janet Davison, of I Oakland, was bridesmaid and j wore an Alice blue afternoon frock and a corsage of pale yel ' low rosebuds. Stanley Long, of umpqua, acieo as nest man to "tlr n. .ut-giu.j..i. int.- ui.nu ws Brouehton. Miss Zelda Riehman. Miss Patricia and Miss Jean Tur ner, Miss Charlotte Dlllard, Miss Lila Miller, Miss Lorelta Bailey, all of Roseburg; Miss Helen Gor rell, of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Broszio and Marjorie Ann, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Grubbe, Mr. WINTER HANDICAP GOLF TOURNAMENT FOR LADIES OPENS THURSDAY M,.d f V IM. ....... ....... u.. UI..1. score for the bridge tournament ... ..... """ , .. at noon and was served at a long l table beaulifully decorated with houquets of weeping cherrv bios- I "',,.. "f i V F olt c..d,'ns A ovl,v i birth,iHy cake was cut In honor ! i0' R" Mrs. j . ' V;... . r" " " '"' . I -itiim vvii-ii, i-iipii.iii, mis. r., . Parson, secretary; Mrs. J. r. Mount ford, euest of honor Mrs. F. Dlllard, Mrs. Kenneth i Mi's. W. M. MeEachern ! iCIintock. Following the luncheon the ladies opened the mutch plav of the winter handicap golf tourna- ment. I Next Thursday the ladies will 'begin their bridge play promptly ;at 9:30 o'clock, followed by a l!2:l:t o'clock iwlluck luncheon. In the afternoon the golf tourna ment matches will bo resumed. EPISCOPAL LADIES TO ENJOY POTLUCK SUPPER The ladies ot St. George's Epls-i copal church are Invited to en- Joy n nix-thirty o'clock potluck supper ..t the parish hull ro-.xt Monday evening hoiioiing Mra. I Hot" i 'v -NoWa-iU-vifW Kniii- Gerald Bacon . and Mrs. Charles Davison, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Medley, Mr. and iltmc r v Kfi.in i iia. v.. ivi.i.c, mi. aim mis. Kenneth Manning, Mr. nnd Mrs. Mrs. Claude On n,. Ph. Mr , ..... and Mrs. George Wilcox and Jean, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sparks ana tamiiy, Mr. and Mrs. Ferd Fortln, Miss Beulah Stephens, all of Oakland; Mrs. Alice Haines, Melvin Haines, Mr. and Mrs. Frank McHugill and son, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Whipple, all of Drain; ri- f - - riu.iu.s main ami imnuy, ui Ek,on. fcf, nnri Mr, t. w w 0 ' - ; Mr. and Mrs. K. W. Wise and Ty-1 Tuesday afternoon. Numerous reell.allof YonCalla: Mr. and; bouquets of lovely wild flowers Mrs. Ermel BrlPPs nnd Webster Uvoro .,ri nhn,,t thn rnnmo nnrf s. Ermel Briggs and Webster, Mrs. Mary BMggs, Mr. and Mrs. to grace the serving tables. V. W. Shaw, Mr. and Mrs. Brad-j Covers were placed for Mrs.l ford VVynter, ''Buddy''Schroeder,Fred Asam. Mrs. Clyde Beard, . all of Canyonv lie; Mr and Mrs , Mrs. R. R. Brand. Mrs. R. B. Ladd, Mrs. Mildred Culver, of Hamntnn. Mrs. V. V. Hnrnhnm. Slltherlln: Mrs. Mavunrnt Hnnnn I i t t raf Munun Mrs. Catherine Gorrell, Mrs. Walter Leatherwood. Mr. and - i iuuiik nun iiii.- IIU3U.-93, una. Mrs. Dave - Henry uml family, 'stark Mrs. Lelorne Henry, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Brand presented an in James Mortensen, Mrs. .Lee Dav tonsPiy interesting roll-call topic enpor , Mrs. Zolma Gorrell, Mr. am the -lfternoon's pV0Rram was and Mrs. G. W. Munson and Don i. ,,, Mhi nrivn ,inr aid, Mrs. Emmett Hall, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Winniford and Harold, Mrs. Claronce Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Moore and Charlene. Mr. and Mrs. Gail Winniford, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. McCall and June, Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Hebard, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Roadman, Miss Dorothy and Miss Shirley Haines, j Miss Myra and Miss Mary Kamp, I Misa limn Miininn mi. v, ! Klncart, Miss Lauralee Winniford ! and Miss Betty Lou Moore, all of ' Umnoua. Following a wedding trip to Ta- coma and other points north, Mr. and Mrs. Bacon will return to,mrs- uo"T "'"J? , '"" ' . . wiTim nn thn Nnhn nri7n v nnor. umpqua lo make their home. Mr. in. , , . 7 . . , , Bacon is engaged in farming with D!Pal' Er',iick' bo "rcsont his father. The bridegroom wasic1 Mrs- HamPton- high school and the bride was : graduated from thc Oakland high j school. A beautiful green-organdy cloth Robert Arneson, president of the I centered with a bowl of hya Diocesan of Women's auxiliaries ! elnths and white cherry blossoms, of Oregon. Mrs. Hunt Hendrick-! fli,nk.ed b; low' ,bowls .LPi."k son and Mis. Bowman, allof Portland. The supper is in charge of Mrs. R. B. Slpprell, Mrs. Grant H. Moore and Mrs. C. G. Ferrier. MRS. DONN RADABAUGH ENTERTAINS SEWING I ;u inunouT n.un, ""n Radabaugh K'aciously entertained her very ing club at her beautiful sew new. home in Uiurelwood Thursday evening. I Sewing and visiting were J0f " ';"'s' Stewart Cooper nnd Mrs. Muller. quests and Mrs , f-M. Dunn. Mrs. Hnul McGowan, Mrs - William 1,'nrath, Mrs. Ches- ter JIamm, Mrs. E. J. Schrimpf. a"a lne nosicss, sirs. ttaaaDaugn. CLARICE BENEDICK AND MILLY 6TEEN CELEBRATE BIRTHDAYS ON THURSDAY Clarice Benedick and Mllly : riieen ceicnratca ineir mrinciays at a joint party anil noon potluck luncheon Thursday nt the hitter's home on East Douglas street. A beautiful birthday cake graced ! the table and lovely girts were ; presented to Mrs. Benedick and 'Mrs. Steen from: Ada Nichols. ' ijean Nichols, Viola Nichols. An-, na Ireland. Lucy Jennings. Junla Byron, Lilly Dmiin and Addle ; jOlllvant Sewing and visiting were en- Jnved during thc pleasant after - noon hours. PATRICIA HELEN MAYO AND WILLIAM O. JQNE8 MARRY ON SATURDAY Before an Improvised altar of ...... . . . - j into. w. icro .ia Liiauninu ui u.- whtte spring blossoms before the Uot WTS. Mrs. j, Ho)ancl Parkr 'lreplace at the .Osweeo lake'.i,.. j home ot her -parents, Mr. wid Mrs! 'John 'Walter Mayo, Miss Pa tricia Helen Mayo became the bride of Mr. William Orvllle Jtones of Palo Alto, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wilson Jones of St. Paul, Minn. The Rev. Frederick McDonald read the service Satur- day afternoon In the presence of members of the family and a small group of close friends. The bride was given .in -marriage 'by her father. She wore a sheer -frock of white marquisette made with sweetheart -neckline and trimmed with grosgraln rib bon, bhe wore the wedding veil of her sister, Mrs. William D. Patrick, caught to her hair with a cluster of .fresh gardenias, and she carried white orchids, Irce- sias and lllies-of-the-valley. Mrs. Patrick, her sister's only- attendant, wore a classic dress of aquamarine chiffon and carried violets and roses. Mr. Ralph Wll son Jones Jr. was his brother's best man. At the reception afterward, Mrs. Robert Arneson of Oswego and Mrs. E. B. Day of Medford, aunt of the bride, poured. The bride's cake centering the. table, was circled with a lei of white sweet peas. Assisting in serving were Miss Betty Kimmel, Mrs. H. J. Irwin land Miss Nancy Day. The couple will be at home aft- er April 15 in Santa Cruz avenue at Menlo Heights, Cal. When they left for a wedding trip in the south, the bride was wearing a i costume suit of beige wool with I, orown accessories. l The bride is well known In " 3-.'T,. ""'Si.li" c.lub meetlnE e held next tuiiniiioaiUll UL1U11' -mnrriaue. INTER-SE STUDY CLUB IS ENTERTAINED AT CHARMING LUNCHEON Mrs. C. M. Stark verv ijraclous- ly entertained the Inter-Se Study- - j c.uu hi u uiiHiinii.g um; -o t-luuK l,mnhn , hnr hnn m m.i, - were used about the rooms and " ', la ti.i . ti I .it imi-s. noom nuwiey, mrs. cruce luncheon at 12 o'clock 'at the Ho ! Mellls. Mrs. Rarl Illlrirh. Mrs. .Tav , fnl vn,.Hn u u I Robert Andrews Milllkan, physi cist and at present professor at the California Institute of Tech nology at Pasadena. The program of his life, works and his present work was very Interestingly pre sented by Mrs. Jay Young During the afternoon the mem- t0,s completed the afghan for the . , meeting will be a one o clock ?a'ntl '""c,hc'"; An1 8th' a '" j homp of Mrs. Fred Asam at-Gllde :wnn rou caii topics in cnarge oi ! Mrs. E. S. Hall, Mrs. R. B. Hamp '"' , . "". . ton, Mrs. V. V. Harpham, and M"S-HAR""E W BOOTH ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLUB AT DESSERT-LUNCHEON I, ii-niiii! r rr elir w hlncGnmc wac lie. I ipdbv Ml-S. Harrie W. Booth Tuesday, when she entertained ant,. guest of honor, Miss Verlie her bridge club nt a charming I Tracy, Mrs. Edvth Glimour, Miss one-thirty o'clock dessert-lunch-1 Florence Snedaker and thc hos eon nt her attractive home in teSs, Miss Carr. Laurelwood. Mrs. Br-ant and small snn Vtn. Covers were placed for Mrs. Chester Morgan, mrs. Haul Mei - ,i weg, mrs. n. u. -oen, mrs. c. o. McClain, Mrs. Edward G. Kohl-! lumen. Mrs. Maurice .1. Nevvland. . , i T.,,Mrt , I n. rov Hiatt. Contract bridge was In play en-,du,.tnK trlp pleasant afternoon ! hours wth Mrs. Morgan w innlnir " .: ine ii.gu scuie. prccovtfri Al TO BE HELD IN ROSEBURG APRIL 7-89TH Thc Presbvterial meeting to be held in Roseburg April 7-8-flth Is being planned here by commit .tees of the missionary society of the First Presbyterian church. All of the Presbyterial meetings will be open to the public and n special Invitation has been ex tended to the public to attend the time the national representative, Miss Rachel Benfer, will be the speaker. A number of Interesting fea tures have been planned for the! three - day session, which will in elude a tea on the closing day. Mrs. W. M. Cnmpbcll, prcsi- dent of the Presbyterian mission-1 ary society, has "charge of thei committees. Mrs. Morris H. I Roach. Mrs. Homer Grow and: nil's, w. m, cnnimers are in i charge of the hospitality commit- tee: Mrs. Ida Bailey and Miss, 'Margaret Clapp will have charge i of thc registration;. Mrs.' C. l. Roberts is acting as program chairman with the committee In charge of (he three-day -session; Mrs. Earl Ullrich Is actine as chairman of the tea. Members of the Presbyterial as sociation of Southwestern Ore gon will attend the three-day ses sion. . . MISS GLADYS H. STRONG ; PRESENTS GROUP OF PUPfLS IN RECITAL; A very Interesting piano recital was given last Thursday even ing by pupils of Gladys H. Strong. A talented group of pupils was presented. Beginners as well as advanced students were Included in the group. The young pupils, some of whom were presented for the first time, as well as:the more advanced ones played very well with musical in sight and feeling. The more advanced students play ed with brilliance and in good style. fi . , ... i.iu recital was given at miss i Strong's home on South Main street. Friends of the pupils were invitea. A social time was enjoy ed following the program. The following were presented: Carolyn Groves, Marie Short, Lo raine Robertson, Harriett Booth, Jacquelyn Carstens, Nona Bruton, rTisellla Wade, Marilyn Preston, i Avis Hampton, Patricia Savage, Eleanor Micelli, Jane Ellsworth. Lou Helen Strange, Yvonne Hiatt, Helen Schow, Barbara Young, Bette Owen. ROSEBURG WOMAN'S CLUB TO ENJOY CHARMING PROGRAM NEXT TUESDAY mc t7 iinmu..i.. i t c e kobeiJuith euest Tuesday at a one-thirty o'clock dessert-luncheon at the clubhouse with Mrs. J. E. Slattery, hostess chairman, Mrs. Frank Brown, Mrs. E. J. Brown, Miss Jennie Jorey and Mrs. A. L. Jones, as- sls'!ng' .... 'Mrs Mrs. Wimberly will talk on ( 1 he I. lin nf liarrtwnino and tju ...m i M.rs' Ro.bcr.ts will give a review n,,nc(,,nht K ' . n A1I' ! -Sei" Mr "nvttrtM memDers ana ineir invitea guests nt nmv nnnlfc MM W Vf Rrn,,m ; , h ,okoj .' '.. .1 rneeting Preceding the meetine the executive board, clubhouse board and board of dlreCtors 0f the club ..,m v.-i.i u n i'u'u wiv nui it iiu-iiuairan . . . ' PAST PRESIDENTS CLUB HAS DELIGHTFUL MEETING ON FRIDAY Tho Past Presidents club of George Starmer auxiliary met at a very delicious one-thirty o'clock luncheon Friday at the home of Mrs. H. A. Taylor. Those enjoying the hospitality of Mrs. Taylor Included: Mrs. Will Long, Mrs. Sam Starmer, Mrs. W. C. Printz, Mrs. James Byrd and Mrs. F. M. Compton, members, and the following guests: Mrs. Charles Craig, Mrs. T. O. Kent, Mrs. Stennett and Miss' Harriot Compton, of Por land t- The next meeting of the club will be April -1th at a one-thirty o clock dessert-luncheon at the borne of Mrs. W. C. Printz. MRS. J. D. BRYANT HONORED AT INFORMAL DINNER PARTY TUESDAY Miss Margaret Carr entertain ed at a charming Informal din ner-party at her home on South Stephens street Tuesday evening In compliment to Mrs. J. D. Bry ant, nee Maud McGaughcy, of Willow Ranch. Calif. f. .. u i . ... tily appointed table for Mrs. Rrv. vld, left for Willow Ranch Wed- nesday, following a visit here with her sister, Mrs. C. K. Rand. i EXECUTIVE BOARD TO MEET WEDNESDAY rt very important meeting or the executive board of the First Presbvtcrlan church missionary socierv w t ne ne m at two nr nck I next Wednesday afternoon at thc : home of Mrs. Ida Bailey on South J ihiic sircei. mrs. w. m. ump- oiucc oi Koy u. Young on Cass I bell, president, has requested all street at once and get vour regls I members of thc board to be pres-1 tratlon blank your "badge of PRO-AMERICA HAS INTERESTING MEETING 1 AND TEA ON WEDNESDAY .' Douglas 'unit of Pro-America enjoyed a very Interesting 'pro gram and meeting, followed by a charming informal tea Wednes day afternoon at the attractive . home of the president, Mrs.' H. C. Waddell, on South Kane street. Mrs. M. C. Bowker acted as program chairman and introduc ed Miss Florence Hamilton, who very charmingly played two pi ano selections, followed by an in tensely interesting -talk by Rep resentative Robert C. -Glle. who discussed - measures, brought , be- foresthe Oregon legislature this term. A panel discussion followed, after which Mrs. Waddell and Mrs. A. E. Kent acted OS Joint hostesses for the tea hour. The tea table was beautifully appointed in white and crystal with an attractive centerpiece of mock orange and white cherry blossoms. Mrs. A. A. Wilder and Mrs. I. B. Riddle poured. - AUXILIARY SEWING CLUB HAS ENJOYABLE. -MEETING ON TUESDAY George Starmer auxiliary sew ing club met Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. G. W. Shu gart. At the tea hour Mi's. Shu- ; gart served delicious refresh ments to Mrs. H. A. Taylor, Mrs. Redell, Mrs. T. S. Millikin and daughters, Miss Goldie and Miss Mary, Mrs. Walter Kinsel, Mrs. Argie DeWitt, Mrs. Elsie Wright,. Mrs. Paul Dempsey, Sr., Mrs. Paul Dempsey, Jr., Mrs. Victor Smith, Mrs. Charles Craig, Mrs. T. O. Kent and Mrs. F. M. Comp ton. The next meeting of the club will be held at the home of Mrs. Paul Dempsey. American Legion Auxiliary Activities By MRS. WALTER FISHER Our motto: We honor the dead by serving the living. A last minute plea Is being ex tended to Umpqua unit members to complete their registration Xor national defense service at once as ail registration blanks must be In thc hands of the state chair man by April 1. Blanks may be secured from Mrs. Roy Young, lo cal chairman. April is Child Welfare month and plans are being made by Mrs. Claude -Baker, unit presi dent, for an outstanding program which will be announced later. At thc veterans facility, under the leadership of Mrs. Irving Riegel, department hospital chairman, memorial poppies are being made in large quantities. Proceeds from ' poppy sales, which take place just prior to Memorial day, are used exclusively to promote the child welfare program of the Ameri can Legion auxiliary. Urapqua unit has ordered 2,500 poppies ' maae at tne local facility by dis abled veterans. "Making the flow ers which are worn in honor of their fallen comrades helps the disabled veterans pass tho long winter hours in the hospital and gives them remunerative work in the workrooms," said Mi's. Riegel. "We have ordered the poppies for Umpqua unit early so that the veterans may have employment early in the year. Tho more pop pies we distribute here on Poppy day, the more work we can give thc men and the more funds we will have for our welfare activi ties among families of veterans." Members of the Lebanon unit were joint hostesses with Umpqua unit at the monthly birthday party at the veterans' facility on Wednesday afternoon. Games and contests were enjoyed during the recreation hours after which tiny Individual birthday cakes and ice cream were served to the men. Prior to the part-, the Lebanon women visited the child welfare center in the Medical Arts build ing, where Mrs. Ned Dixon, de partment welfare chairman, keeps official supplies for distri bution. Umpqua unit and post are mak ing special preparations for cele bration of Army day on April 6. This is thc anniversary of our country's entrance In the first world war. Another event of In terest Is thc official visit of Mrs. Edith Brown, department finance chairman, to Umpqua unit on April 5. Before we sign off-do not ov erlook your registration for na- tlonal defense service go to the service. 'ROSSBirPOr 235 N. Jackson St,