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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, SATURDAY, APRIL 5. 1941.
ROSE SCHOOL CARNIVAL
IS OELIGHTFUL AFFAIR
OF FRIDAY EVENING
By tOTUS KNIGHT f OUTER
Secta) Calendar
Saturday, April 5
Public Invited to Neighbors of
Woodcraft pep rally and pro
cram at 8 p. m. at I. O. O. F.
hall.
Sunday, April 6
W. C. T. U. medal contest at :
2:30 at Canyonvllle Mission.
Public invited. '
Monday, April 7
Dr. R. L. Dunn's non dcnom-.
inatlonnl Bible study class to
meet at 7:45 o'clock In evening
at dining hall of Douglas hotel, :
fublic invited.
Opening of 31th annual meet-;
" lug of Southwest Oregon Presby- '
torial society at First Presbyter- ,
" ian church. Program days to 1
follow On Tuesday and Wetlnes- ;
day. All meetings open to pub
lic. Fullcrton P.-T. A. to meet at
3:30 in afternoon at school
house with Mrs. P. O. Ackley,
presiding. Klcction of officers.
DR. AND MRS. MOUNTFORD i
; ENTERTAIN POST CLUB AT
CHARMING SALAD SUPPER I
I Dr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Mount-1
ford entertained the Post club at :
Panel discussion on hot lunch
project.
Past Matrons club of Rose
burg chapter of Kastern Star to
meet at 7:30 dessert-supper al
home of Mrs. R. I.. Whipple
with Mrs. W. F. Harris as Joint
hostess.
Rlversdale grange invites pub
lic to (!: ir o'clock chicken supper
at grange hall, followed by bene
fit five hundred card party.
Prizes.
Junior Woman's club meet
ing al R o'clock at clubhouse
with Mrs. G. V. Wlmbcrly as
guest speaker on "The Fun of
Gardening."
Junior American Legion aux
iliary to meet at seven o'clock in
with Mrs. George Sewell and
Mrs. I. II. Meyer assisting hos
tesses. Year hook of prayer,
Mrs. George Ware; devotions,
Mrs. Earl Agoe, the review of
book on the generallsimo of
China and his wife by Mrs. E. S.
Hall.
Northside Sunshine club after
noon meeting at home of Mrs.
W. O. Patterson, route 2, Box
IKiA.
Woman's Henefit association to
meet at 2:30 In Maccaboe hall to
complete plans for birthday so
cial meeting to be held April
24.
Friday, April 11
Florence Nightingale Tent No.
15, Daughters of Union Veterans
Of the Civil War 10 meet at 0:30
banquet at Wlard's Silver Nook
grill honoring department inspoc
One of the largest and most
I successiui aiiaii-s lu oe sponsored ;
' at the Rose school In many years j
was tne entertainment and carni-
val at the schoolhouse last Krl
' day evening to raise funds or
: the hot lunch project and other
projects of the school.
I Mrs. C. B. Wade was general
chairman of the affair and was
' assisted by the P.-T. A. president,
j Mrs. R. D. Coon, Mrs. D. W. Hoi-
llwell, Miss Dora Uroughton and
I Miss Florence Snedaker. The
I Dutch auction was in charge of I
miss verna car-others with E. A.
Britton as auctioneer. The vari
ous booths, concessions and eve
ning's attractions were in charge
of Mrs. J. P. Motschenbacher,
Mrs. K. Dunham, Mrs. Bond, Mrs.
L. M. Lilly, Mrs. C. G. Van Val-
I zah, Miss Arlle Corbett. Mrs. Rov
Covers Were placed for Mi's. J. ' Hruton, Mrs. E. S. McClain, Mrs.
R. Mount ford and Miss Murgar- Ira Debolt Mann. Mrs. H. H. Tur-
et N. Johnson, guests, and Colonel ner, Mrs. D. L. Taylor, Miss Vera
and Mrs. K. F. Tandy, Dr. and Fredrlckson and Principal E. S.
Mrs. Mark L. Underwood, Dr. j Hall.
and Mrs. Maurice Grossman. Dr. The program Included: vocal
and Mrs. C. E. Jump. Dr. Daniel ' numbers by Leroy Hiatt, accom
i Calfin, Dr. and Mrs. Harry Sin- panied by Mrs. Floyd Lewis; skit
gle. Mr. and Mrs. John M. Raish by the Rose school faculty; magic
and the host and hostess, Dr. and act by Roy Bellows; sextet num-
Mrs. Mount ford. i hers and the play, "Afternoon
t Contract bridge was In play , Tea." presented under the dlrec
i during the pleasant evening hours lion of Miss Helen Casev. The
with Colonel Tandy winning the set for the ploy was arranged by
Gets the Hang of New Style
Mrs. Melville T. Wire, Mrs. F.
G. Burr, Mrs. E. A. Pettey and
Mrs. C. W. Groves. Devotions
in charge of Mrs. Earl Wiley;
program, Mrs. John M. Raish.
Presbyterian Mlsslonai-y so
ciety to meet at 2:30 in afternoon , very charming seven o'clock sal-
I al nonie oi nil s A. A. ncnows uu toi-i r nutty evening ai ineir
beautiful home at the Post. Lover
ly bouquets of colorful spring
flowers carried out an attractive
motif for the occasion.
high score.
MRS. GUY CORDON IS
HOSTESS AT LOVELY
SUPPER FOR CLUB
opposite Hunt's Indian ' Colorful spring flowers graced ;, ,. " 1 , ? .
' I the table and cover. .,.,. . SPVP, al I'Jncts to
the table and covers were placed . , i""J,:" " -
for Mrs. Clair v Alien mJ r u hut the cooperation with this
' evening at home of Mrs. James .1""1 henefit bridge
T. Young at B2II Cobb street.
! Tuesday, April 8
Lady Lions seven o'clock no
; hostess dinner at Hotel Umpqua
. with Mrs. S. C. Richmond and
; Mrs. Jerry Goodman, Joint hos
tosses of social hour.
Young Lutherans league to
, meet at 7:30 In evenln" al homo ,
of the pastor, Rev. W. A. Kyi-t
" wester at 1170 Military street. ' I
University of Oregon Mothers j
- chih 12:30 no hostess luncheon at I
(' 'Hotel Umpqua to complete plans
tor annual spring tea. Members! MRS.
tnr Mnivflrrt tjn-kln. of Port
land. Banquet to be followed by I Mis. Guy Cordon entertained
; meeting at armor)-. ! at a very lovely seven o'clock sup-
' Saturday, April 12 j'Por party nt her attractive home
Roseburg Woman's club scrv- n East Lane street Wednesday
ice shop open nil-day upstairs in . evening.
... . . ... . .1, ! r'r.lr.t.l
ciunnousi
theatre.
American I-oglnn auxiliary wel
fare shop to hold rummage and 1 Wade, Mrs. Chester Morgan, Mrs.
shrub sale all day in former Mad-' D. B. Bubar. Mrs. J. R. Wharlon,
dox grocery building. Mrs. Ira Mrs. Kenneth Quino, Mrs. Ralph
Pierce in charge. ; Quine and the hostess, Mrs. Cor-
Edenbower club to sponsor : don.
cooked food sale at F.aston's gro- i The group was joined following
eery. 'he supper by Mis. II .C. Church.
April 16 Contract bridge was enjoyed dur-
Episcopal guild Invites pub- ' ing the pleasant evening hours
lie to annual Eastern luncheon ' with Mrs. Kenneth Quino winning
courtesy of Mrs. R. D. Coen and
Mrs. J. P. Motschenbacher.
The committees in charge- of
the affair report that the enter
tainment was especially success
ful and they expressed their ap
preciation to the parents and
friends assisting to raise the
money needed for the hot lunch
project especially. The commit
tees at first planned to sponsor
party
hall.
Mrs.
at one
Prizes.
II. II.
sponsor
hridgc
at
and friends Invited.
Inter-So Study club one o'clock
salad luncheon al home of Mrs.
Fred Asam at Glide. Roll call bv
." Mrs. E. S. Hall, Mrs. R. II. Hamp
- ton, Mrs. V. V. Ilarplmm and
' Mrs. Robert Hawley. Program
, on Nobel prize winner. Dr. Paul
Krhllck, In charge of Mrs. Hnmp-
ton.
F. S. club aflernoon meeting
' at 1:30 o'clock luncheon al
', home of Mrs. J. F. Hvrd.
Oregon Nurses
' meeting at S o'clock
at nurses home at facility. Di
eusslon of Harmon plan of In-
surance and showing of movie.
- "Ann Planned the Future." Re
' freshments.
! Hadourn club, daughters of I he
- Nile to meet al home of Mrs. G.
It. Bates In Myrtle Creek for des
sen-luncheon. Members to leave
; Roseburg nt 12;-I5 o'clock.
', Hose Loyal Temperance legion
to hold annual Missionary moot
' Ing afternoon school al home of
'. Mrs. Lillian Davis. X12 Soulh
Main. Interesting program anil
special surprise feature. Mem
hers of other legions welcome.
Wednesday, April 9
K and 11 club aflernnon meet
ing at home of Mrs. Mabe l Wll
son.
' Ladles auxiliary to the Broth
crhood of Railway Trainmen to
; meet at 7:30 In evening al Rose
burg Woman's clubhouse with
Mrs. C. It. Fre.-im as hostess.
Patch anil Chat club to meet
In afternoon at home of Mr.
William Barton
M. O. A club to meet in after
. noon at home of Mrs John
Marks. Jr.
! Winston Merr Co -Round club
10 meet at 1 311 o'clock desert
' luncheon at home ol Mis M. It
. Green.
Glengary Sewing club lo meet
in aflcrnuon at home nt Mrs,
John Mit'luro at r.'0 Mill strooi
All mi-min is invited.
Woman's Christian Temper
nine Union to meet ,it mo o'clock
in aflernoon at home of Mr A
L. Jones, lion Cure) avenue.
MemlM-rsand ti lend coi diallv in
vlled.
Melrose Home Et-onnmio club
In meet at two o'clock in after
noon at homo of Fave Conn with
Flora Cox in charge ol pro
grain. Thurjday. April to
Ladles ot Country club to be.
gin bridge play promptly nt H: in
a. in. at clubhouse Potluck
luncheon al 12:30 Winter golf
handicap tournament play in alt
ernoon.
W. S. of C. S. to en ov one
o'clock luncheon at Methodist
rhuivh parlors to lie preceded at
11:30 by month!) executive
mivting. Mrs. R. L. Hounsholl,
luncheon ehairnian, Mis R. I..
'Whipple. Mr J. I. Ensiling,
Mis. Ilomei Rand, Mrs. 'I'limna:.,
o'clock nt parish
Reservations call
Tumor al fMR-J.
May 1
Country club ladies to
annual spring guest day
tea nt two o'clock in aflernoon
clubhouse.
Garden Valley Women's club
to celebrate twenty-sixth birth
day of the club at a 12:30 o'clock
May day luncheon at the club
house.
J. F. DILLAR0
ENTERTAINS AT CHARMING
EASTER BRIDGE PARTY
Mrs. J. F. Dlllard entertained
al one of the most charming
parties of the Easter season,
when she Invited a group of
friends to her beautiful home on
Soulh Jackson street Tuesday to
enjoy a one o'clock dessert-luncheon
and afternoon of contract
bridge.
The Easter motif was atlrac-
association lively carried out on the serving
In evening tables, while gorgeous bouquets of
spring I lowers w ere arranged next
about the rooms. Mrs.
Guests invited lo enjoy the af
ternoon wllh Mrs. Dlllard includ
ed Mrs. J. It. Mountford. Mrs. Ar
thur II. Mountford, Mrs. II. li.
Maddux. Mrs. L. E. McCllntock,
Mrs. llniric W. Booth. Mrs. Har
ris Ellsworth, Mrs. It. D. Coen.
Mrs. L. L. Wlmbcrly, Mrs. Clair
K. Allen, Mrs. Ivan Pickens. Mrs.
Frank Coen, Miss Helen Casev.
Mrs Carl E. Wlmbcrly. Mrs. Paul
Geddes. Mrs. Waller Fisher, and
Mrs. Frederick J. Porter. 1
Contract briilee was nlnv-eil DELPHIAN
during the pleasant aflernoon
hours Willi Mrs. It. D. Coen win
ning the high score prize; Mrs
Ivan Pickens, the second high
score prle. and Mrs. L. E. Me
Clinlock. the traveling slam prize
money,
if-
fair was so great that the P.-T. A.
and faculty have reported that
no major project will be neces
sary for the remainder of the
spring.
TRI-W CLUB HAS
DELIGHTFUL PARTY
AT DILLARD HOME
Miss Charlotte Dlllard enter
tained the Tri-W club members
at a charming nine o'clock dessert-supper
Tuesday evening, fol
lowing the Job's Daughters meet
ing, nt her attractive home on
South Jackson street.
Gay-colored luncheon cloths
mlngs entertained their bridge covered the serving tables, which
cluli at a delightful six-thirty o'-'were beautifully appointed in the
clock potluck supper at their Easter motif. Colorful bouquets
home Sunday evening. Flower- of spring flowers were attrae
ing almond and tulips formed lively arranged about the rooms,
pretty bouquets about the rooms Covers wore placed for Miss Pa
and on the table. trieia Quino. Miss Barbara Gar-
Covers were placed for Mr. and wood, Miss Bette Owen. Miss
.Mrs. L. L. Wimberly. Mr. and Carolyn Cordon. Miss Carmen
Mrs. E. C. Patterson. Mr. and Abeef. Miss Evelyn Wiley. Miss
Mrs. Ward Cummlnes and Mr Roberta Edwards. Miss Florence
MRS. G. V. WIMBERLY
TO BE SPEAKER AT
JUNIOR WOMAN'S CLUB
Mrs. G. V. Wimberly, contact
chairman of the Junior Woman's
club, will be guest speaker at the
eight o'clock meeting of the club
announced for next Monday nignt
to be held at the clubhouse. Mrs.
Wimberly will talk on "The Fun
of Gardening" and club mem
bers are anticipating her talk
with great interest.
Mrs. Paul Smith, president,
will have charge of the meeting,
at which time plans will be made
for the annual Lent oyster supper
to be held Saturday, April 12, at
the clubhouse with Mrs. Norman
'Hess, chairman, assisted by Miss
Eleanor Fies and Miss Verla Mc-
1 niKvhllt Thoeo annual nvctor
suppers have proved very popu
lar with the townspeople of Rose
burg in the past years and the
1941 supper promises to be equal
ly as enjoyable. All committees
for the supper will be announced
Monday night. Every member is
working hard to make the affair
one of the most enjoyable events
1 of the spring months. A part of
the proceeds will be used on the
special club project for the pa
tients at the county home.
A report from the constitution
revision committee will be made,
which will include some impor
tant changes in the organization's
constitution to be presented to the
i members for dsicussion and ap
Iproval. The committee in charge
I of the revision of the constitution
includes Mrs. Jack Chapman. Mrs.
Perry Thiele and Mrs. Edwin
Gardiner.
, tne high score and Mrs. Allen the
traveling prize.
MR. AND MRS. CUMMINGS
ENTERTAIN POTLUCK
BRIDGE SUPPER CLUB
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie C. Cum-
conference in District No. 2 at
Mertlo Point thn lact rf thic
i month, will be made. A great
' number from the local club plan
to attend this conference.
! The April social meeting of the
club will be under the auspices of
I the American Home Department,
which will meet at 7:30 next
'. Thursday night ( place to be an
: nounced later) under the chair
' manship of Dorothy Germond.
!The committee to assist Miss Ger
;mond with the social will be an
nounced Monday night.
lr .T IT Henhent fine arts fie.
. , HutHiiii 11111. aui-anL-i aiiu 111 1 uui I - " ' "
was enjoyed Tuesday by fifty 1 on anv program of the club is parlment chairman, will
members and invited guests at always greatly enjoyed. : nounce the meeting date of her
the clubhouse with Mrs. J. E. Mrs. G. V. Wimberly, one of department at Monday night's
Slattery, chairman. Miss Jennie the prominent members of the meeting. The department will
Jorey, Mrs. C. E. Jones. Mrs. j club, was the second guest speak- continue its study of art approcia
Frank Brown, Mrs. Margaret C. er on the program and delighted tion at its next session.
mclster, Mrs. L. W. Ingcls, Mrs.
Laursen, Mrs. Lucas, Mrs. Charles
Poirot, Mrs. E. Rhoads, Mrs. H.
F. Snvder and Mrs. Effic Stub
blefiel'd. The next meeting will be April
16th at the home of Mrs. Darby
1102 Military street.
COUNTRY CLUB
ANNOUNCE SPRING BRIDGE
TEA FOR MAY FIRST
The ladies of the Roseburg
Country club have announced
May 1st as the date of Its annual
spring bridge tea to be held at the
clubhouse. The party, which is
the largest social event of the
spring season for the club, will be
attended by the members and
their invited guests.
The ladies enjoyed their con
tract bridge tournament play
Thursday morning at the club
house with Mrs. J. R. Mountford
winning the high score and Mrs.
R. D. Bridges winning the sec
ond high score.
Potluck luncheon was served at
noon to Mi's. Frank Coen, cap
tain, Mrs. R. D. Bridges, Mrs. W.
E. Ott, Mrs. VV. M. McEachern,
Mrs. J. F. Dillard, Mrs. W. J.
Olmscheid, Mrs. Harris Ellsworth,
Mrs. Arthur H. Mountford, Mrs.
J. R. Mountford, Mrs. H. C.
Stearns, Mrs. Kenneth Quine,
Mrs. J. M. Judd, Mrs. L. Stearns,
Mrs. O. R. Hess, Mrs. Robert Bis
sell, Mrs. Kenneth W. Kinney and
Mrs. L. E. McClintock.
The winter handicap golf tour
nament was in play in the after
noon with Mrs. McEachern win.
special announcements regard-, njng the prize Mrs. L. E. McClin
ing the Oregon Federation con- hock and Mrs. Kenneth Quine are
vention in June and the Junior , eft jn the tournament, which will
be resumed next Thursday.
Capes are big fashion news this spring, and here's a pretty
i smart one, worn by screen star Shirley Ross as part of a travel
suit of soft beige wool. The jacket has a one-button closing, the full
length cape Is lined with brow n and white polka-dotted crepe, match
ing the blouse.
Charming Easter Meeting Of
Roseburg Woman's Club Held
One of the loveliest meetings of speaker for the club, is an excep t
tne itosoourg woman s ciuo year tionally fine speaker and her part
club is parimem
SAWYER S-RA ST PARTY
GIVEN FOR RED CROSS
SEWING GROUP FRIDAY
Brow n, assisted by Mrs. Marshall the group with her charming talk
Holmes, serving a charming one-. on "The Fun of Gardening." Mrs.1 S. W. OREGON
thirty o'clock Easter dessert- Wimberly donned a gay-colored
luncheon. garden hat and exhibited a basket
Iris and camellias formed an at-' of garden tolls (along with spray
tractive decorative motif for thog"n'- Mrs. Wimberly has one of
rooms, while the long tables were the most beautiful gardens in
centered with Easier nests, candv southern Oregon and is known
Easter eggs and colorful fig
PRESBYTERIAL SOCIETY
TO MEET HERE NEXT WEEK
in. 1 throughout the stale for her in-
and Mrs. Leslie C. Cummings.
Conlraet bridge was In play
during the evening with Mrs
Wlmbcrly and Mr. Patterson w in
ning the high scores.
ROSE L. T. L. TO j
MEET NEXT TUESDAY
T ho Roseburg Loyal Temper
ance legion will have Its annual
missionary meeting after school
Tuesday at the home of
Lillian Davis al S12 South
Main street. Members of other
L. T. L. groups in this city are
most cordially invited to' Join
the Rose group for this Interst
ing program.
A special surprise feature has
been planned for the meeting.
At last week's meeting of the
group. Mrs II. A. Canada)- de
lighted the members and guests
with an exccpiionally fine chalk
talk. "A Big Goose."
CLUB MEETS
AT A. J. YOUNG HOME
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
MRS. CLYDE CARSTENS
ENTERTAINS SEWING
CLUB ON WEDNESDAY
Mrs. Cl.vdc Carsten was a most
gracious ho 1 ess Wednesday,
w hen she enlertaiiicd her sew ing
club id a oncthlriv o'clock des
sort luncheon al her lovely home
in I.iiinelwood Tulips and other
spring flowers lent a cnloi'lul note
to the table and rooms.
Covers were placed for Mrs.
Harold Bellows, Mrs, E. S. Hall,
Mrs 1; M Krell, Mrs. Earl Wiley.
Mis Gram Oslmrn. Mrs A is
T.i lor. Mrs Willis Myers. Mrs E.
A llruton and the hostess. Mr.
Carstens.
Sewing and visiting vvoi n-1
loved during the pleasant after
noon hours The April Kith meet
ing will be held at the home of
Mrs. II. ill on Military street.
PRESBYTERIAN C. E.
ELECTS OFFICERS
I he I'leshvteri.in Christian
Endeavor soeieiv elected new ofti
cor. Sunil.iv mghi at a siiecial
meeting The m - officers In
dude; pivmiloiii. Louise llliike;
vice pn-sideiit. Ruth Blake; score
Mr). Helen W.mn: ironsiiror.
Richard Arundel; loiilx-. AI1.1
Golden; ong leader. Hill Chul
mors; pianist. Marllvn llarphatn.
and advisor. Mrs II Bellows. In
stiillntlun ol the officer will lie
held Sunday e-emiig .i the rvi 1
In CllUli ll service;..
The Delphian club met Wednes
day aflernoon at the home of Mrs.
A. ,1. Young on Flint street with
Mrs. Roy ii. Young in charge of
the program on "11. G. Wells."
Those present included Mrs.
Washington Hughes. Mrs. Wil
liam Hell. Mrs. C. R. Freani, Mrs.
Kay Pai-slow. Mis. J. C. MoCal
lister. Mrs. Roy o. Young. Mrs
1.. E. Gai-wiHid and Mrs. A. J.
Young
The April Kith meeting of the
club will be held at the home of
Mrs. Roy O. Young.
EPISCOPAL LADIES
ENJOY POTLUCK SUPPER
AT PARISH HALL
The ladies of St. George's Epis
copal church enjoyed a six-thirty
o'clock imtliick supper Tuesday
evening at the parish hall with
Mrs. Kolieit Arneson, president
of the Diocesan ol Women's aux
iliaries of Oregon, and Mrs. Bow-
man. bnih of Portland, as guest
sieakers
Mrs. c. G Ferricr. Mrs. Grant
II Moore and Mrs. It. B. Sippiell
had charge of the supper. Beaut 1
lul iMHiqtiets of dui-omcuius and
anemones graced the table. Cov
ers were placed for forty. ;
BAOOURA CLUB TO
MEET NEXT TUESDAY
Hamilton, Miss Lucia Britton,
Miss Dorothy White and the hos
tess. Miss Dlllard.
Gifts were exchanged and a de
lllghtful social hours of visiting
was en loved.
I
MRS. PHIL HARTH IS
HOSTESS AT CHARMING
LUNCHEON FOR CLUB
Mrs. Phil Harth entertained
her bridge club at a very charm
ing one-thirty o'eloek luncheon at
her attractive home on East Cass
si root Wednesday afternoon. The
Mexican motif was carried out by
the use of an attractive cloth and
colorful placccards. Gay-colored
spring flowers, bright candles
and potteryware completed the
pretly setting.
Coveis w ere placed tor Mrs. f
Louis Fulleiton. Mrs. Adrian
Fisher. Mrs. L. L. Wimberly, Mrs.
J. P. Motschenbacher. Mrs. S. C.
Richmond. Mrs. Glenn Owen. Mrs.
Frank Long and the hostess. Mrs.
Harth.
Contract bridge was enjoyed,
during the pleasant afternoon;
hours with Mrs. Fullerton
ning high score; Mrs. Fisher, sec
ond high, and Mrs. Wimberly, the
traveling prize.
CRUISERS CLUB HAS
POTLUCK SUPPER
MEETING ON MONDAY
uennos.
Mrs. W. R. Brown, president,
conducted the meeting, which
was opened by the pledge to the
flag and group singing of God
Bless America, accompanied by
Mrs. Jack Suksdorf.
Mrs. Annie L. Russell
corned Into the club as a new
teres! and knowledge of gardens.
Both of the two talks were unus
ually enjoyable and the two
speakers were highly compli
mented for their part on the
program.
Mrs. Edward G. Kohlhagen,
secretary, and Mrs. Mark L. Un
.1. j dei-wood, treasurer,
their reports
member and Mrs. Roy Entler was
e.xii iioeu a welcome. Having I t- ..-ill 1,,, A 1M1, i il, ik
urned to Roseburg to make her hol,so . whi(?n tjm(, tra hon.
home, following several years re- orlm, thp Go,(,,,n Juhicc blrthday
siding in Eugene. Mrs. Entler of ,., ...iM h ,.,,
The thirty-fourth annual meet
ing of the Southwest Oregon
Presbvterial society will oe l-eld
in Roseburg next Tuesday and
Wednesday with the executive
meeting of the group being held
Monday evening of April 7th.
Special guests of the meeting
will be Miss Rachacl Benfer, New
York City, field secretary of the
board of national missions, and
Mrs. John McCormick, Portland,
presented synodical president.
aii 01 ine meetings neiu lues
Mrs. J. E. Sawyers and her sis
ter, Miss Gertrude Rast, were
Joint hostesses at a charming
party Friday night at their at
tractive home on North Stephens
street, asking as their guests a
group of friends to sew for the
American Red Cross.
Bautilul bouquets of colorful
spring flowers were used about
an-1 the rooms. The buffet table was
covered oy an attractive lace cloth
and centered with a bowl of red,
white and blue primroses with
matching tapers.
Those sewing during the even
ing with Mrs. Sawyers and Miss
Rast included Mrs. Dexter Rice,
Mrs. Arthur W. Baum, Mrs. A. A.
Wilder. Mrs. Edgar Lewis, Mrs.
C. W. Wharton. Mrs. Broadway,
Mrs. C. E. Jones, Mrs. Gil Os
borne and Mrs. J. F. Barker. The
group was joined later in the ev
ening by Miss Helen Casey, Mrs.
Edward u. Kohlhagen and Mrs.
I rederick J. Porter. The hos
tesses served a lovely salad sup
per later in the evening.
was rormerly a member of the
club here.
Mrs. R. W. Marsters. Mrs. R. L.
Whipple and Miss Marie Martens
were appointed on the nominat
ing committee and Mrs. Homer
Grow presented the final reading
of the revised constitution of the
club.
Mrs. C. E. Roberts, a guest
speaker for the afternoon, very
charmingly outlined a number of
the v ear's latest books. Mrs. Rob
erts, who for several years acted
as international relations roll-call
The next meeting of the club (ay and Wednesday are open to
ine puonc. i ne Tuesday night
meeting is of special importance
as Miss Benfer will give an ad
dress, which promises to be of
unusual interest.
Mrs. W. M. Campbell, president
of the missionary society of the
Hrst Presbyterian church, and
vice-president of the S. W. Oregon
I'resoyterial society, has announc
ed the following local committees
for the meetings: hospitality,
Mrs. Morris H. Roach. Mrs. Ho
mer Grow and Mrs. W. M. Chal
mers: registralion. Mrs. Ida
Bailey and Miss Margaret Clapp:
program. Mrs. C. E. Roberts; pi
lot ears. Mrs. C. I). Fies; decora
tions. Mrs. J. Roland Parker and
tea. Mrs. Earl L. Ullrich.
Mrs. William Bell is chairman
of the affair and is being assisted
by Mrs. J. C. McCallister. Mrs.
John M. Raish. Mrs. Mark L. Un
derwood and Mrs. R. L. Carpen
ter. The program will include a
talk by one of the past state
presidents of the Oregon Federa
tion of Women's clubs, special
music and a skit to be presented
by .Miss Helen Casey. This party
will be a henefit affair, with the
usual benefit price of admission
charged, and is open to the public.
The Cruisers club of the First
Presbyterian church enjoyed a
six thirty o'clock potluck supiMM
at the church parlors Monday ev-j ed birthday
enlng. Lilacs and Iris formed a
pretty motif for the table.
Covers we'-" pi.iceo for Dr. and
Mrs. Morris II. Roach. Mr. and
Mrs. George Ware, Mr. and Mrs.
L. O. lliggins. Mr. and Mrs. Nor
man Olson. Mr. and Mrs. V. R.
llallcraft. Mr and Mrs. E S Hall.
Mr. and Mrs W. M. Chalmers.
Mr. and Mrs. J P. Motschenbach
er, Mr. and Mrs. J. Fox and
daughter. Sharon. Mr aiyl Mrs.
llnrolil Hollows and Mrs. Kal Ull
rich, members, and Mr. and Mrs.
Iionald Young mid daughter,
Hone, guests.
Dr. Rn.un gave a fine talk on
"Christian Foundation ot lYmoc-
racy, after which the ground en
loved various games.
MISS MARTHA PERRY
MnNHRFn AT RIRTUHAV
i iinncn J is I nvnOUHl
A charming seven o'clock no-
nosiess oinner parry was enjoyed ; o'eloek salad
Thursday evening by a group of 'm,me of Mrs
friends celebrating the birthday
anniversary of Miss Martha
Perry. The dinner was served at
the Hotel Umpqua at a table cen
tered with a beautifullv decorat-
INTER SE STUDY CLUB
TO MEET NEXT TUESDAY
The Inter-So Study club will
meet next Tuesday at a one
luncheon at the
Fred Asam at
Glide.
Roll call topics will be present
ed by Mrs. E S. Hall. Mrs. R. B.
Hampton. Mrs. V. V. Harpham
and Mrs. Robert Haw lev .
cake, encircled by I The program on the Nobel
colorful spring flowers, and indi-, prize winner. "Dr. Paul Erhllck"
vidua! candles marking the cov-'wlll lie in charge of Mrs Hamp
ers. :ton. All members are cordiallv
Those enjoying the occasion l,,vi"'(l " hr I"''""'
honoring Miss Perry were Mrs ,NUR,F. Tfl .FPT
H. D. Quino. Mrs. M. Hazel Oi.x-1 ? 7 E ET
uti i icawT niiuMi
The ( irogon Graduate Nurses
association will bold a very in
lorostinc and lmnirtant meeting
.it eight o'clock next Tuesday
night at the nurses home at the
Veterans Administration facility.
Every member is being parti
cularly urged to ho present as
the Harmon plan of insurance
and the showing of the movie.
"Ann Planned the Future." will
In- enjoyed. Refreshments will
on. Miss Dolma Grobc. Miss Bess
Wharlon. Mrs. Edyth Gilmour.
Miss 11a I.aub.ich. .Miss Dorothy
Norton. Mrs. Thomas Parkinson.
Miss Agnes Pitch ford and Mrs.
Irvin Hrutin.
A lovely gift was presented to
Miss Perry. Following the dinner
party the group went to the homo
of .ii-s. Parkinson for a most en
joyable social hour.
BAPTIST MISSIONS
BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY
CELEBRATED THURSDAY
The seventieth anniversary of
Baptist missions was celebrated at
a large birthday partv Thursday
night at the Baptist church.
The program opened bv group
singing led by Mrs. R. D. knigge;
article on "Missions Accomplish
ments During the Last Seventy
Years," read by Mis. Ella Harris;
play. A New Lease on Life," de
picting the work of missions, (
played by the following cast:
Mrs. R. D. Knigge, Mrs. Nick Neu
fi'lt. Mrs. Ira Byrd, Miss Marga
ret Pago, Mrs. William Green,
Mrs. Earl Byrd. Mrs. Leon Haas,
Mrs. Ruth Vrooman and Mrs. H.
W. Anderson.
Refreshments were served la
ter in the evening from a beau
tifully appointed buffet table
covered with a lace cloth and
centered with a bowl of purple
magnolia and pink cameli.i blos
soms. The bouquet was flanked bv
tall lavender tapers. Mrs. H. F.
Hatfield cut the beautifullv deco
rated birthday cake and Mrs. C.
H. Wlckham presided at the
punch bowl.
LADY LIONS TO MEET
AT DINNER TUESDAY
The Lady Lions will meet at
a seven o'clock no hosiess dinner j
next luesday evening nt the
Umpqua hotel. Mrs. .1 P Mm.
schenbacher, president. will
have charge of the hnltif ..
Ion With MI'S. S. C. Klel'imr.n',1
and Mrs. Jerry Goodman ns Joint
Arcie DeWii. I".:;.,. '., ": '"V nour oi
Mrs B. I, Hnunsholl. Mrs. Hoff! Wul.T wrd,i"-
ART AND EMBROIDERY
CLUB MEETS WEDNESDAY
AT WORTHINGTON HOME
Mrs. Henry Worthington gra
ciously entertained the Roseburg
Art and Embroidery club at her
home on East Lane street Wed
nesday afternoon. Primroses and
the Easter motif were used by
the hostess for the occasion.
Mrs. Argie DeWitt, president,
conducted the business meeting,
followd by a social hour. Later
Mrs. Worthington, assisted hy
Mrs. Liston Darby and Mrs. G.
Cluck, served delicious- refresh
ments to Mrs. J. G. Stephenson,
Mrs. William Bailey. Mrs. Gladys
mirKo. Mrs. k. J. Cornell. Mrs.
viienn i ox. Mr
U. OF
CLUB
O MOTHERS
TO MEET TUESDAY
PAST MATRONS CLUB
TO MEET MONOAY NIGHT
serveil
ting.
at the close
Badoiua club, Daughters' The Pas! Matrons
Mle will leave Rosehurg ' ast Matrons are invited to enjoy no hostc:
The
of the
next 'luesday at 1J l.'i o'clock and
go to Myrtle Creek to enjoy a
dessert luncheon as guest ol
Mis Guy R. Hales. All mem
N-rs are eordlnlly Invited !' en
Joy llit- occasion.
The Universitv- of Oregon
Mothers club mcmlH-rs. alumni I YOUNG LUTHERANS
oi i oi vi.. ami menus are in- LEAGUE TO MEET
and visiting viled to attend the 12.30 o'clock
i luncheon at the Ho The Young Lutheran.
i oeiigiiuin seven inn-iy o clock tol I mu.i next Tuosd.iv Mrs. 'of St. Paul s Lutheran church
dessert -supper next Monday even- Carl E. Wimberly. president, iw ill moot at 7 30 o'ci.K-k next
Ing nt the homo ot Mi-s. R. L. will conduct the business meet Tucsdav evening at the home ot
Whipple on Fast Douglas street Ing. at which time plans will he the pastor. Rev. W. A. Svlvvest-
wnn mi. vv i. imp-is ;n tm as made for the .mnual :-pi ln- tvi lei- Members and friends in
joint hostc. .,,( ntc club. Ui.illy invited In Ik- present
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