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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, SATURDAY, APRIL 1 9! 1941.
SCDdOEITW
By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER
Social Calendar
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Puhlie InvltfU. ART AND EMBROIDERY
.: ,, Saturday, April 26 iCLUBHAS MEETING i .
' Roseburg Woman's club service WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
shop open all day upstairs in f , , , ,
clubhouse opposite Hunt's Indian Tht' Roseburg Art and Em
theatre, broidery club was entertained
legion auxiliary welfare shop ' Wednesday afternoon at the
tinnat Bible Studv class to meet . own all dav in former Maddux ""me of Airs. Liston Darby, Beau-
at 7:45 o'clock in evening a. ! grocery building on Jackson tlful bouquet, offspring flowers 7TS
Douglas hotel dining hall. 1'ubjlc street. Sale of shrubs and rum- e,e usco at.om rooms Mrs corollary that some o California
lTt R. meeting a, 7:3(, in eve- oUawatomio Camp Fire groun ' w h h tunS g
ning a, home of Mrs. W. M. j to sponsor candy, cookies" and , R L Itounshell presented ! e thai wonlheCwes
i.nmpoci on a. man .-., ... cane saie at meisean ana . ars- - ".., in the recent Spring Flower
Mrs. wiuiam jnutison. join, rens iiunuurusiorc. . - j ....... . ,,
Monday, April 21
Dr. R. L. Dunn's nondonomina-
FORMER ROSEBURG WOMAN
WINS SWEEPSTAKES PRIZE
FOR SPRING FtOWER SHOW
' Of special Interest here is the
recent announcement made, that
Mrs. Frank Pencpacker, 3303 S.
E Glenwood, Portland, Is . the
winner o the sweepstakes prize
In the recent Spring Flower show
in Portland for her yellow
Banksia rose. Mrs. Pencpacker
was formerly Lillian' Flint of
Koseburg. ,
An editorial by Dean Collins,
recently published in the Journal,
regarding the Banksia rose will
prove of special interest here and
a part of the editorial is as fol
lows: "When folks down in Cali
fornia complained, in their recent
rainstorm, that Oregon climate
had temporarily shifted Into Call-
Celebrate Sixtieth Anniversary
v., : i (1:- i 1 . . '
I
I
N-iv.-t!ylnw IM.oto and Kntfruvfng
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Gammon
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Gammon, I Mrs. C. W. Dishman, Harold
hostess, Interesting program. I April 30
Mis. Rnv S. i'etrcouin. rcucnt. in! W. P. T. II. Invite-
rhnrtre. i old-fashioned silver lea. nrneram. ! beautiful lace table cloth was
Joyed during the social hour. At ' sllow Bn1 ,hol' nas lonH been a well-known Roseburg residents, Winnlford, Mrs. R. L. Hounshell,
in i i the last meeting of the club ,a 1 K Daimsia win ,1101 ;..eienraieu mcir sixtietn weaaing Mrs. H. r. Snyder, Mrs. K. ri.
! grow this far north..
I anniversary at,. an informal recep- iColletl, Mrs. D. L. Gilbert, Mrs.
"The late Agnes James flouted Mon f'om tv" to Ave o'clock C. E. Thomas, Evelyn Wiley, Mr.
MR. AND MRS. RENNER .
HONORED AT FAREWELL
DINNER ON MONDAY.
' Ttie! Winston Merry -Go-Round
club enjoyed a charming seven
o'clock dinner at the home 0
Mr, and Mrs. H. A. Winston Mon
day evening honoring Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Renner, who are leav
ing this week for Santa Cruz,
Calif., to make their home. A
lovely gift was presented from
The two long tables were cen
tered with a low Easter arrange
ment consisting, of crystal bowls
filled with yellow tulips and tall
lighted yellow tapers. Large bou
quets of rhododendrons and dog
wood were used about the rooms.
Covers were placed . for Mr.
and Mrs. Renner, guests of hon
or, Mr. and Mrs. J, R. Wilson,
Mr. and Mrs. Clay Smith, Mr.
and Mrs. M. B. Green, Mr. and
Mrs. R. D. Klcist, Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Suksdorf, Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Carnes, Mr. and Mrs. D.
H. Morgan, . Mr. and -Mrs. Earl
Smith, Mr. and Mrs, W. H. Carter,,-Mr.
and Mrs. George John
eon, Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Masters,
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Wilson, Mr.
ntm'cvenS
Robert Kelly, with Mrs. H. II.
Turner, Mrs. Arthur H. Mount- j
ford, Mis. I,. L. Wimberly, Mrs.
is leaving soon for Alaska to re- i '"" aR y having, a Banksia thc nomc of 'hcJr son in law and Williams, of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. George Gaab, Mr. and Mrs.
.daughter, Mr. and. Mrs.
cifl . nh (mm in her varrl nut at Knar.
At lh, lei lin,,,. TV..-I... -. 1 wood. Sn did Rov Hennessey, nut i vtns.
........ ........... ....... ....,,,.". ,.:-- - -7- Rxronnuo lvuu.no.
Of
Hugh
tulips
by an . exquisite lace
,-n5I rKfM," P(-ncPack0 fof pink tulips and pastel-colored
3 )03 S. E. Glenwood, has a Bank-',,.ki ,.. . ,,
una. 1... U1LUIL,
it Methodist church parlort. ,
May 1
. .. . ... ... . .. ... n. ... ..irui.ii v t.iuu mull's lu H ji , uitt.iri i.c !... .1 t , ,. t .... nil.-., ill Mil nnrn pmw ii r n Kiinifcin
terflosLses 'annual spring guesl-d.iy bridw ! ciovdem-. and Mrs. A, P. Hawn, ! over one of the buildings on his a"d 'xel spring flowers were
ItemonT.T'A mcetii." , 3 M at clubhouse. .Mrs. L. E, McMl-s. r. u Hounshell and Mrs. I place, regardless of the fact that attractively 'arranged about the
. . .1 Cllnlock and Mrs. W. M. Me- 'ciadvs Burke served dellelous sometimes you get zeroic weath-:rooms- The serving table was
Ul,uv .,. ..... "" : Ei,chUrn. loint chairmen. , mf,.hm,ni. . iw.-. . n V, r n.n th..re covered
be present. Election of officers, j p'1'"'" V.a"y Wom;n's clu,b ' enson. Mrs. William Bailey, Mrs.
l ilac circle No 4" Neighbors celebrate twenty sixth nnniver-io. Cluck, Mrs. F. J. Cornell, Mrs.
of Woodcraft,' invites members s'y f ,1e -'lub at , "'f Argle DeWilt, Mrs. Karl Decker,
hnd friends to eight o'clock birth- May-day luncheon at the club- Mrs. L..W, Ingels, Mrs. Lucas,
day party at I. O. O. K. hall. I U"UM - Mrs. Effie Stubblefleld and Mrs. can't grow this far
Guards and officors are renue-st- ma' " . , 11. I-. hnyuor. roof of the
ed to wear forma Is ! "' v. 10 sponsor aanuys, The May 7 meeting will be
Junior Woman's club (.iKU , lnce Revue" entertainment In held at the home of Mrs. In
o'clock American home parly at ' connection wilh showing of a mo- K,.s.
el..l.hn...e. CharmUm . lYmram. ! tlon l"1'1"- 111 "WVS Indian the
DELIGHTFUL AFTERNOON
AT CHAMBERLIN HOME
sia that seems never even to have
heard a rumor, that such roses
north. The
is covered
Mrs. F. H. Churchill and Mis.
I A. J. Starmer assisted in serv
ing.
The Nortlislde Prayer circle
enjoyed a delightful study meet
stakes bouquet for the Spring , Kenneth Barneburg, Mrs. Edwin
u. ! Flower show was cut. .Rre- jjrs. Ida M. Giles, Miss Min
.. ! "This bush came north bv de-:i 1 ui. ...i
Ing and social afteroon Tuesday 1 R,ws: Mrs. Norah Flint, mother R.,ph u Stearns, Mrs. Isabel 1 Wells, Roseburg; Lester Gam-
at the attractive home of the 1,1 ' -"P-"--'. o""K". Hiney, Mrs. A. S. Coen, Mrs. A
circle leader Mrs C A Cham-: somo sll3 up Irom s"utt'l'n C. Marsters, Mrs. Ellas Rhoads,
berlin on Court street I California to Roseburg and found ,Mr, and Ml.g. s. j. shoemaker,
T.,11,... ii that they did well there. When Mrs.' s. I. nillnrrl. Mrs w .1
out a 1 ";""" '"""""""""" 1 Atiair, flirs. uienn wnson, airs.
nrettv decorative molif for the " Grace I'ope, Mrs. H. A. Cana-
laee eovercd tea table I liter in I ,horc anrt start the bush which Uav MrSi Ear Lewis, Mrs. .1. D.
the afternoon lovely refreshments! '? af P'M proving so effec- osborn, Mr. and Mrs. John Win
were enloyed by Mrs C A Cham- tlvolv that Bilnksi". wl" thrive 'njford, Vere Winnlford, Violet
luross, mrs. ituoy t icKensener.
II. Fisher.; Rtr. and Mrs. Thomas Winniford.
, here."
Ed. note: Mrs. W.
I' UIHlUUM.'. .Ilrtl III1IIK II"K.""'- , ., .... ti u I f
Mothers of members invited ns j 'r0' ehalrman of
guests. Refreshments. . . , j e PTOjcct.
Tuesday, April 22 COUNTRY CLUB LADIES
Intcr-Se Study club to meet at MAY-DAY SPRING BRIDGE
one o'clock luncheon (Instead of TEA T0 BE 0N may 1
dessert-luncheon) at home of
Mrs. Bruce Mellls. Plans lo be The most charming springtime
miulc. for ne.M year's study. Mrs. (affair of the Roseburg Country
Mellls and Mrs. James Davis, club ladles will be held at a May
joint program chairmen, (lay party at one thirly o'clock
. F. S. club to meet in afternoon Thursday, May 1, at the club- ( roses were used to carry
at home of Mrs. Harry K Hat-, house, when the members spon
fleld. iSor their annual spring guest (lay
Roseburg bethel of Job's bridge ten.
Duughters to meet at 7:30 In eve- Mrs. L. E. McCllntock and Mrs.
nlng at Masonic temple. Grand w. M. McEachern are acting as; berlin, Mrs. William Fisher, Mrs
...Un m,u.vIb In Iw, mu,lil !,.(... ...... ... I ...... I r l 'l-,i,l rV.l.t.. ,I M.... 1-1,.,. 11...,
rinmci. Slnmnr niivlllnl'v sew- i narlv i,t.,l .. 111. l. ....li I i Mn Nl.-kni! Mi o 1 1 I I Un,m : who ow resides in LaurOlWODli, '
Ing club to meet at 1:30 in after- inre making elal)orate plans to: Mrs. R. L. Hudson, Mrs. Fred A.
nt Itf.mit r.f Mv. Vli'lni' I il... ..rr..l.. ..r .1 ... I k'niitht Ml. tl ft luii-t I
Smith on Mill street. . cliaimlng events of the season. ' in. Duff, Mrs. Mailiida Udevkirk i "ouR1"3 s'1'1- The n,ly. Bi",,J?i1''
Roseburg Rebekah lodge, No. ; Thl, mrlv wm hl. ,, l0 m(,m. ' and Mrs. Anna Carson. 1 , " ' '
41. members asked to bring a.-,,,,.,. , lhe dub nlld BU1.S. An attractive Easter lily gift " " J. '
tides (or an auction sale to he H,.,Valions of tables may b. made : was presented lo Mrs. Chamber- ',vm cidoied banksia at the lcsi-
nciii at ociock ai i. ... ... i .
hall. Social evening, lo follow. Re
freshments. '
Rose L. T. L. to meet after
school at home of Mrs. L. C. Da
vis, M2 S. Main St. SiH-clal busi
ness arrangements to be made
for May meeting.
; .Young Lutherans league of St.
Paul's Lutheran church to meet
at 7:30 In evening , at home of
pastor, , Rev. W. A. Sylwesler.
Members and friends Invited.
. Wednesday, Aprit 23
garage is cuvereu , -rhc wi ,i,
with the masses of yellow bloom nonorinR Mran3 Mrs. Gammon
and theres another vine Just Uke ncludcd. Rcv and M,.s A
it covering the back o the. samc,s,a Mrs A N 0rcutt Mrs
garage. They ve been there about , K H chuvchlu, Mrs. J. B. Bailey,
eight years, It was from the iMrs E nnt. Mrs. G. B. Win-
largest of these that the sweep- nfordi Mrs. Lpe winnlford. Mrs.
Mrs. Lester Gammon, of Cres
cent City, Calif., Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Buell, of Eugene, Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Havens and Mr., and
Mrs. Hugh Wells.
Mr. Gammon was born at
Greenville, Tenn., June 15, 1856,
and came to Oregon In 1877, set
tling in Douglas county, where
he engaged in farming and for
the last 27 years has made his I COMPLETES TWO YEARS AS
home on Hoover street in Rose
burg. Mrs. Gammon, nee Delia
Winniford. was born at Parrots-
ville, Tenn., August 4, 1800, anded two very successful years as
came to Oregon with her parents j president of the Presbyterian
at lhe age of 11. Mr. and Mrs. Ladies Aid society at a meeting
Earl Agee, Mrs. J. Earl Pickens,
Mrs. G. J. Bacher, Miss Beverly
Nichols, Miss Georgene Johnson,
Miss Shirley Wilson, Travis Wil
son and the host and hostess, Mr.
and Mrs. H. A. Winston.
, A delightful social evening fol
lowed the dinner hour.
MRS. W. M. CHALMERS
PRESIDENT OF LADIES AID
Mrs. W. M. Chalmers complet-
Gammon were marnled April 14,
1881, at the Winniford farm on
the Calapooia river near Oak
land. Ore. They are the parents
of five children, three of whom
are living: Mrs. Hugh (Alice)
mon, Crescent City, Calif., and
Mrs. Ray (Lois) Buell, of Eu
held Thursday at the church pal
lors, at which time the society
presented a gift to Mrs. Chalmers
for licr untiring efforts at the
head of the organization. Mrs.
Earl Ullrich very graciously made
tile presentation speech.
Mrs. Carl Chapler, Mrs. Clair
K. Allen, Mrs. W. M. Chalmers,
gene. The two daughters and son , MiSs Margaret Clapp, Mrs. Morris
were present tor the reception. , H Roach and Ml.s, L. l. Bodie
Mr. and Mrs. Gammon have four icntertained the aid at a very
grandchildren. Aaimino nnn.thii-tu n'flnnlr Hoc.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Gammon .nr.,an,,r Th,. inn tnhin n I
enjoy mcm-iu ..ua.u. ..u ...a...- i heaut fullv decorated in nastel-
tain their own home and an at- coi01.cd sprinR biossoms and the
tractive garden on Hoover street ,.co,.t aij ,u m
in this city. - . UpLcolors.
formerly had a Banksia rose,
while she was residing on East,
Covers were placed for Mrs.
W. M. Chalmers, Mrs. Mark L.
i Underwood, Miss Jeannie Buick,
I Mrs. Morris H. Roach, Mrs.
'George Scwell. Mrs. Earl Ullrich.
The Golden Jubilee Birthday were served. Mrs. W. R. Brown i Mrs. Ida Bailey, Mrs. W. M.
Golden Jubilee Birthday Party
And Tea Enjoyed At Woman's Club
by telephoning Mrs. Fred Lock-! " trom "' group.
wood at 3,Tr-y. Players will pivot j
al their respective tables and MRS. KENNETH QUINE
prizes will be awarded .members ENTERTAINS BRIDGE
anil guests winning high scores. .CLUB ON WEDNESDAY
A special feature of lhe party
will be awarding of the prizes to
winners of the club in the winter
bridge tournament.
Committees appointed by Mrs.
McCllntock anil Mrs. McEachern
lo assist with the affair Includes
Mrs. Kenneth Quine very gra
ciously entertained her bridge MUSIC TEACHERS
club at a charming seven o'clock ENJOY LUNCHEON AT
supper parly at her beautiful 1 HOTEL UMPQUA MONDAY
new home on Overlook Wcdnes-
dence of Postmaster and Mrs. L. t Toa honor(nc the fiftieth anni-1 poured the tea and Mrs. J. C. Mc-1 Campbell, Mrs. Fred Hamilton,
L. Wimbeiiy. Considerable dis-; .',. . ,. ,,,,, , t Callistcr cut the birthday cake. Mrs. E. S. Hall, Mrs. V. R. Hall
....... .... k.... !...,. ihi. versary of the Federation of ' , . --
VY u.-.oi" "mo mm, Liijuj.u ... , , . , , . in;,.. I'l I iw 1 1 1 1 iiiu rt.l.-.ilUUI. lll".l(lll Wllfl.
; last week by gardeners here as to , U"m, V , J ,h.n-lin 1 , c'""ed: JIi-s. V. R. Brown, club i ham. Mrs.
I whether or not there are many ' 'V, " lT.c,,,,, J.,, .?, president. Mrs. II. C. Wilmot and! Roland Pa
i BanltSia '0S,S tMs l0Cal"'' i clulmo,Ise will, Mrs. William Iieh l1!1" u.5?' ,Pf
day evening, Allraulive spring
flowers graced the table and
The Douglas County
Teachers association held
acting ns chairman, assisted by
Mrs- Mark L. Underwood, Mrs. J.
C. McCallister. Mrs. R. L. Carpen
ter and Mrs. John M. Raish.
Music Beautiful bouquets of golden-
a do-1 colored tulips and poppies were
Those enjoying the afternoon in- i craft, Mrs. Olson, Mrs. M. J. Gra
Alice Kenyon, Mrs. J.
Parker, Mrs. L. L. Bodie,
G. Clark, Mrs. Ed Pat-
Los Angeles, Mrs. J. C. McCallls- terson, Mrs. Arthur Midland, Mrs.
ter and her houseguest, Miss , W. A. White, Mrs. R. H. Grinsted,
Luella Piummcr, of Washington, i Miss Clara Dillard, Mrs. Minerva
D. C, Mrs. H. J. Cockeram and ! Smith, Mrs. B. S. Nichols, Mrs.
Mrs. E. K. Mulkey, of Yoncalla, , Emma Lenox, Mrs. Clair K. Allen,
Mrs. Mark L. Underwood, Mrs. j Mrs. Carl Chapler and Miss Mar-
it. L.. carpenter, Mrs. John M. garet Clapp
decorations. Mrs. R. D. Bridges, ! were used in large bouquets about '"shtful no-hostess luncheon meet-, used to decorate the rooms, while Raish, Mrs. Hugh Whipple, Mrs w M ramnhell nrentnH
Mrs. II. C. Stearns and Mrs. W. ,. rooms. 'R "t 11:45 o'clock Monday at the tea table, covered by an at-! c. H. Wickham. Mi-s. Clyde Beard, e .y )oli,nl?nl n f.
VMnston Rlerry lio-Koiiiui ciui) K dpe,,,.;,, ins M,.s j rvm .,,,. ,, ned for Mrs R ,h" 1I,,I'1 I'mpqua. Covers were tractive lace cloth, was centered
to meet at 1:30 dessert luncheon f L w ,,.,. Mrs A A vvldl. nn( p -o,.,', and M,.S- Kl.nk cm,n placed for Miss Gladys H. Strong, j with a frosted white bowl of ycl-
Mrs. Velle Broadway; cards, Mrs. guests, and Mrs Clair K Allen president; Mrs. John HaKanson, j low tulips, tall white tapers and
Edward G. Kohlhagen, Mrs. (). It. Mrs. Chester Morgan, Mrs. Ralph !of Oakland; Mrs. Clyde Beard, j a beautiful three-tiered gold and
ftirs. Harris Kiiswortli. Wulne, Mrs. C. a. Wace. M
ind Mrs. Guv
a very fine devotional senice, af
ter which the annual election of
I less.
Mrs. Fred Lockwood and Miss R. Wharton
Helen Casey; serving and solicit- (ion.
Ing. Mrs. Arthur .11. Mount ford, ' Contract bridge was the diver
Mrs. W. J. olmscheld. Mrs. II. C. 1 sion of the pleasant evening
Wells, Mrs. .1. M. .luild and Mrs. hours with Mrs. Wade winning
Kenneth Quiiie. Mrs. S. J. Coop- 'he high score,
er and Mrs. II. II. Staplelon have !
been asked In pour at the tea .CHRISTMAS CLUB IS
hour.
responding secretary, and Mrs. G.mn singing of America accom
uearu. secretary-treasurer. I patiled by Mis. Jack Suksdorf
Miss Strong conducted the bust-; was followed by a short talk by
ness meeting and read the na- Mvs William Bell, who introduc
lional convention at Cleveland, , pd the fnllm.in,. ..i-n..i-i.m num.
Ivan Pickens graciously Ohio, report as made by the Ore-, h,,,.s. c,a,.minB iano s00 "Valtz
in E Flat." bv
ENTERTAINED AT PICKENS
( HOME MONDAY EVENING
at home of Mrs. Clay Smith
K and R club to meel In after
noon al home of Mrs. 11. A.
Taylor on Moshrr SI.
M. O. A. club to meet In lifter
noon at home of Mrs. Charles
Molir.
Mu chapter of Bela Sigma Phi
,lo meet in evening at home of
Mrs. Donald Guilcy In Laurel
wood. Patch and dial club to meel lu
afternoon at home of Mrs. (J. W.
U'mii.
V. nil). Mothers club invites 'MRS. GEORGE W. LEEPER
men and women of Douglas coun-: HONORED AT CHARMING
ty to benefit program al Civic j LUNCHEON ON BIRTHDAY
eiui. . .Mini in i.iin-i i u.iiiui 1 1 ..in f;,.orge V
f (O ;:. 10 in unci uiHiii,
Home nursing class of lied
Cross to hold lirsl meeting at
two o'clock in Red Cross rooms
over U. S. National Bank build
ing. Thursday, April 24
Ladies ol llnseimrg l ountry I a heiiiiiiini i.h n..i ,. i i..1"'". Mrs. Kenneth (Juinc. Mrs. MRS. HARRY SINGLE
by Mrs. Roy Bellows, and lovely . Bridges. Mrs. O. M. Heme. ENTERTAINS AT FOUR
Kills were presented lo Mrs.1, , , . "'
l.,,,,,. , hostess, Mrs. Pickens.
Covers were 111:., -,..l f,-Mr ..,i ' -'"".K .-..... -i.
Mi-. C.h. .r . i .,. .
Iu.1,1 hli-lh.liiv iviiH- :il liniii,. nfi - " 'l''i. " "' ' H1C
m. i.-.. i V. .. .... I- c 1 '''tier s sisler. Mrs. S
i.i.a. uu.i , ..mi. .in ... ..i. i. ,..u,., m..
Mrs. Charles A. Brand, Mrs. H. I white decorated cake
Cor- i Richard JNerbas and Mrs. Homer Tnc mwtinK opened with tlic
' (..row. address of welcome bv lhe etoh i Fnllnr IVIi-c Rnv
vim ns nil .11.- ..-in ..-!.- ic-
Mrs. Frances Lintott, Mrs. Ed-
waiu Koninagen, mis. 1. .officers was held and the follow
vvaiso . mrs. . l , uoouoourn, , n ow officel.s werp c, d
Mrs. W. M. Campbell Mrs. C. E. Mrs- E. s. Hsll prcsidnnt. M,s.
Jones. Mrs. C. L. Richardson,,. v ut i,.Leiri.. iu
: Mrs. F. L. Crittenden, Mrs- Roy Iciair K. Allen, secretary, and Mrs!
: Lntler, Mrs. Roy Bellows, Mrs. i .,., . .,j j .
nresident. Mrs. W. R. Brown: Jnhn William Unhurt,, Mi i lV """"uuu- 1 M5llT-
elected and include: Miss Strong, followed by the pledge to the j Roland Parker, Mrs. Carl E. Wim-i,K Underwood was re-elected to
president: Mrs. Grow, vice-presi-1 MaR and , ,0 roJinf, xhe Col- berly, Mrs. A. C. Miiisters Mrs. ' I ?f ' iV'i ? sc.' as treas-
dent; Mrs. Moi.ls H. Roach, cor- j lpcf by Mrs. c. ,0Callisler. I .laek Snks lor Mrs H iirieh I urcr of thc ai(l thc last i-
entertained the Christmas club ! gon Music Teachers association
at a very lovely seven o'clock president, Miss Jean Williams, of
orge W. Leeper was supcr ai ner nome on i- owier , I'oruanu.
very delight fully surprised oil "reel Monday evening. Colorful The Oregon Music Teachers
her birthday auiilver.sarv Wed- '("ing blossoms and tall lighted convention was announced tor
nesday, when a group of friends u'lH'ls graced the prettily np-.!une 310 to be held in Portland.
sponsored a charmim. nn.liiii.. pointed table. I Plans were discussed for the an
Mrs. Foster Butner, Mrs. L. Kohl
hagen, Sr., Mrs. L. A. Wells, Mrs
Harry F. Hatfield. Mrs. E. A,
Post, Mrs. George K. Quine, Mrs.
A. S.. Coen, Mrs. Walter Hamil
ton. Mrs. S. A. Sanford. Miss ;Slar held an iniemstinn mnniin,.
Liszt played by j Jennie Jorey and her sister. Mrs. I Thursday evening at the Masonic
I EASTERN STAR HAS
i ENJOYABLE MEETING
'THURSDAY EVENING
i
Roseburg Chapter of Eastern
luncheon at the home of Mr. and
'Mrs. L. C. Davis on South Main
street.
club to meel at clubhouse at ;
:.'W a. in. for contract bridge.
Polluck luncheon al lj iln, tol-
lowed by golliug.
Woman's Itenelil assiH latlnn to '
Covers were placed for Mrs. J. Inuul music week festivities,
R. Wharton, Mrs. Clair K. Allen, which will take place May 1-U.,
Mrs. C. B. Wade. Mrs. Guy Cor-1
Mrs. Clyde Beard, who closed the I E. H. Price, of San Francisco; temple Willi, the worthy matron
program by playing Paul An- j Miss Marie Martens. Mrs. Frank Mrs. Maurice J Newland prcsid
res, "Where Nile Water Flow." Brown. Mrs. Grant II. Moore. 'in
Mrs. Hugh Whipple delighted the Mrs. S. J. Shoemaker, Mrs. G. V. ! 1inh Hun . - .,
Wimberly. Mrs. Edwin G. Young : "'V"':' " "r V .-
of Oakland, Mrs. Frank Kimball1 u p. nha',m?mCa sc',ons'
Mrs. F. A. Fields, Mrs. A. J it ' ,W,lnpr ot Jar.p01'' Albcr,a'
ens
C. Wood-
.....i . . . . . i
street honoring member'.. 'u i ' " i, , ..'
having birthdays in March and '" "":, ', n .
A1.jl 1 humus. Mrs. M. Joselln. Mrs.
The South Deer Creek grange i VMa,'l'VV !':,,,NV!,,',I,S' Mrs- '
i.ii . i, ,.i,i .i.,..,. J"es, Mrs. Hugh Harrison, Miss
narlv In alien.,.,.,, al eranee ball ? M's- "r' Mr;i- KUzabelh llghtful
... ' . :.. .., ..... ilein and Mis. A. .1. Tu. k
Joyed (luring the pleasant eve
ning hours.
H. E. O. CLUB HAS
LUNCHEON MEETING
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
The II. E. O. club met at a tic
group by singing, "Little Green
Leaves and Spring s a Lovable
Lady." accompanied by Mrs.
Frances Lintott. Mrs. Bell pre
sented a very Interesting report
of the stale federation's work
since its organization fifty years
ago and Mrs. Edward G. Kohl
hagen. Mrs. T. G. Watson and
four tables of friends at the Eois-1 ,lls- neoericK J. I'orter read the
i copal Guild Easter bridge lunch- i one-act comedy, "Lost and
eon Wednesday at the imrish hall. , Pound."
Guests ot Mrs. Single included: i At the tea hour refreshments i house May 4th.
Harris Ellsworth. Mrs. E. , :
TABLES AT LUNCHEON
Mrs. Harry Single' entertained
Young, Mrs. F. L. Miles, Mrs. J-' 7. . " v.s.iuig memocr
E. Sawyers, Mrs. Wilbur Culp, .....
Mrs. H. B. Carter, Mrs. R. W. ! Gar"''s, under the leadership of
Marsters, Mrs. William Bell, ! H- H- Turner, were enjoyed and
Mrs. Marshall Holmes and Mrs. a 1uiz contest was held and prizes
Frederick J. Porter. "'"'c awarded to winners.
The next meeting of the club ! Refreshments were served later
will be held at a one-thirty o'clock ln the evening In the Chapter
dessert-luncheon
at the club-
room. The buffet table was cen
tered by a gorgeous bouquet of
tulips. Mrs. Carl E. Wimberly
and Mrs. Roy O. Young were Joint
chairmen of the refreshment
committee and were assisted by
Mrs. Albert Mlcelli, Mrs. Clyde
Wiard, Mrs. A. J. Hochradel, Mrs.
L. E. Garwood and Mrs. Clyde
Fuller-ton.
' On May 1. the Roseburg and
Oakland chapters will entertain
the worthy grand matron of Ore
gon, Haliie Huntington, of Eu
gene, at a meeting at the Masonic
temple here.
MRS. C. W. OWEN IS
HONORED AT FAREWELL
PARTY THURSDAY NIGHT
Eighteen members of Neigh
bors of Woodcraft sponsored a de
lightful farewell party honoring
Mrs. C. W. Owen Thursday even
ing at the home of Mrs. Liston
Darby.
Two tables of five-hundred
were in play with Mrs. J. O. Me
Cuan winning the high prize and -
i Mrs. Alfred Neal winning the Chi
nese checkers prize.
Lovely refreshments were serv
ed by Mrs. Darby, Mrs. A. D.
Hawn, Mrs. W. E. Sullivan and
Miss Cloydene Darby. The group,
who deeply regret Mrs. Owen's
moving away to another city, pre
sented a beautiful corsage and a
blue silk lounging robe .to her as
a farewell gift from the group.
Special guests of the evening
were Mrs. F. J. Herman and
Mrs. C. V. Johnson. Others pres
ent Included Mrs. J. E. McCuan,
Mrs. W. E. Moran, Mrs. A. H. Per
rin, Mrs. Clifton Hooper, Mrs. Lo
ren Arthur, Mrs. Alfred Neal,
Mrs. Liston Darby, Mrs. R. L.
Hounshell, Mrs. Harry Lohr,
Mrs. Henry Erskirie, Mrs. C. W.
Dishman, Mrs. A. D. Hawn, Mrs.
W. E. Sullivan, Mrs. Adrian Hul
bert, Mrs. Hattic Lucas and the
guest of honor, Mrs. C. W. Owen.
MRS. FLETCHER GARDNER
HONORED AT CHARMING
SHOWER PARTY WEDNESDAY
Mrs. Milford Cyrus and Mrs.
Margaret Meyers were joint hos
tesses at a charming shower
party Wednesday evening honor
ing Mrs. Fletcher Gardner. A
lovely craddle of pink sweetpeas,
pink and white carnations and ap
propriate figuerines graced the
table.
Beautiful gifts were presented
to Mrs. Gardner from Mrs. C. J.
Grimm, Mrs. Dave Meyers, Mrs.
Clifton Hooper, Mrs. Mary John
son, Mrs. George Hammer, Mrs.
Clifford Smith, Mrs. Jack Doyle
and the hostesses, Mrs. Cyrus and "
Mrs. Meyers.
Bingo was enjoyed during the
evening hours with Mrs. Gardner
and Mrs. Doyle winning the
prizes. Later the hostesses serv
ed delicious refreshments.
MRS. HUGH RITCHIE
ENTERTAINS AT LOVELY
LUNCHEON WEDNESDAY
Mrs. Hugh Ritchie, Jr., enter
tained at a very lovely one
o'clock luncheon at her attrac
tive home in Garden valley Wed
nesday. A beautiful lace cloth
covered the (able, which was cen
tered wilh a bowl ot tulips. Col
orful spring flowers were used
about the rooms.
Covers were placed for Mrs.
Earl Ullrich. Mrs. R. W. Mar
sters, Mrs. Fred Parrott, Mrs. V.
V. Harpham, Mrs. Harold D. Mc- '
Kay and thc hostess, Mrs. Rit
chie. Sewing and visiting were en
joyed during the pleasant after
noon nours.
WEDNESDAY BRIDGE
CLUB ATTENDS GUILD
LUNCHEON THIS WEEK
The Wednesday afternoon
bridge club composed of Mrs. L.
L. Wimberly, Mrs. Frank Long,
Mrs. S. C. Richmond, Mrs. Phil
Harth. Mrs. J. P. Motschenbach
er, Mrs. Louis Fullerton and Mrs.
Glenn Owen attended the Epis
copal Guild Easter bridge lunch
eon Wednesday at the parish
hall. High scores for the two
tables were held by Mrs. Frank
Long and Mrs. L. L. Wimberly.
Mrs
IF. Tandy, Mrs. Fred Schwartz, JUNIOR WOMAN'S CLUB
Mrs. I.. K. MeC.lintock, Mrs. jo ENJOY PARTY MONDAY
Mark I.. Underwood, .Mrs. Arthur
honoring two of tin
bers.
George Starmer auxiliary In V.
S. W. V. lo entertain camp mem
bers nt six-thirty polluck supprr
al the armory. Regular business
meeting to follow.
St. Joseph's Altar society lo
meet at home of Mrs. George
Hammer, 10-' Parrot! street, in as
ternoon. Giengary Sewing club nicmbei -i
cordially Invlled In meeting at
two o'clock In aflci'iioon at hum.
nf Mrs. Norman Glasiwk.
Nortlislde Sunshine club me'ii
hers invlleil (o attend meeting al
home of Miss Beruadlne Pi In. eii.
1:3(1 o'clock luncheon, W. Damn, Mrs. Maurice Gross-
Wednesday at lhe home of Mrs. man, Mrs. John H. Robinson,
The Junior Woman's club will
hold Its annual American home
Beautiful flowers graced the S. C. Dunn on East Oak street. ' Mrs. C W. Wharton. Mrs. John i denaitmenl nam- m .ir.lit nVWk
table and were used In large bou- Lilac bouquets were attractively ' M. Raish. Mrs. Clarence Jump, Monday night lit the clubhouse.
Mrs. O. M. Heme. Mrs. U. C asey, j Mothers of members lor a second.
quels about the rooms. Visiting arranged about the rooms.
was enloyed during the pleasant
,-. in - iio.iu nours.
IDAHO VISITORS
HERE THIS WEEK
Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Crlteser en
.,, ri (iimming dessert yiw ,u(livd was enloyed dur
supper party al their home lnR ,h(. ahnrnoon with Mrs. Nor
liursclay evening baying as Wl ,ld Mrs. D. T. Meyers re
guests: Mrs. Charles 1'iiham ,..,i,i n ,i,..
lovers were placed for Mrs. .Mrs. II. I. Wadded, Mrs. j. (...best for members not having
C. W. Owen, Mrs. Henry Ers- Hume and Mrs. Kenneth W. Kin- i mothers here) will be special
kmc. Mrs. Harry Lohr, Mrs. Cllf ney. ' guests of the evening. Those at-
ion Hooper. Mrs. D. T. Meyers, i Prizes awarded by Mrs. Single j tending have been asked to wear
.mis. rcrey .Myers, mis. m rue, were won oy mrs. t.iiswonn. I aplWs to carry out thc "home"
Norwood, Mi's. Inez Carson and Mrs. Underwood, Mrs. Hume ndjnuitjf for the party,
the hostess, Mrs. Dunn. . Mrs. Jump. ,i t. J , '. , ,. .,
.n.n in.... .-.milled iiiviiauons
and Mrs. William fpham and
son. Joel, all ol Idaho Falls. Ida
ho. and Mrs. G. M. Krell. of this
city, r.ridce was enloyed dur
MRS. T. H. NESS IS
HOSTESS TO BRIDGE
CLUB AT LUNCHEON
1UI ChadH lck street. Auction sale : lug the pleasant evening hours.
lo Iw held. i On Sunday the Idaho visitors
BRIDGE CLUB MEETS
AT GUILD LUNCHEON
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
I were Issued this week from the
committee headed by Mrs. Harold
I -. 1 1 d t i imi-utniu i Hoyt and Mrs. Charles Ostrander.
The entertainment will be In
Mrs. T. H. Ness entertained her j charge of Dorothy Germond,
bridge club at the Episcopal Elaine Brown and Mrs. Perry
guild Easter luncheon held at the jThlcle. Hobby exhibits and talks
parish hall Wednesday afternoon, i will be enioved and Mrs. J. D. Os-
Mrs. II. R. MaihkiN and Mrs., Those enjoying the afternoon Iborn, who has a laree button col.
priany, Mr" ; eiiieuainco .Mrs. i i nesci nnil anu .Mrs. mini Williams, imcs. , whii imi-s. cess inciiKicd: rtn. . : lection as her hobby, will be pres-
Florence Nightingale tent, N,i. 1 Mrs. Krell al a delightful dinner Edward G. Kohlhagen. guests. ' J. Olmscheld. Mrs. D. H. Mor lcnt wilh her exhibit. Refresh
13, Daughters of Union Veterans I at Art's Log cabin near Slither- Mrs. o. It. Hess. Mrs. Kiln in Booth ' gan. Mrs. P. T. Bubar. Mi's. M. F. i ments will lie In charge of Mrs.
of thc Civil War, to meet at 7:10 ; I in. Mrs. Frederick Chapman. Jr.. ' Rice. Mrs. Fred Hamilton. Mm. Clifford E. Smith and Mi's. Fletch-
in evening at armory. , Following several d,is here Mrs. Frank Coen and Mrs. Fi-ed-, S. J. Shoemaker. Mi's. I lurry S. ler Gardner and the decorations
Fullerton P. T. A. to sponsor visit Ing the Crlteser and Krell crick J. I'orter enjoyed the Epls-j Ulack and Mrs. John K. Itunyan. jwlll lie in charge of Mi's. W. C.
benefit. , buffet supper at .sa j families, the Idaho visitors left ,ouvil Guild Easter bridge lunch- High score tor the afternoon's i Unralh and Mrs. Jack Chapman,
o'clock at schoylhoUKC lo be fol- for southern Cullfernln en u va ieon at the parish hull Wednns- bridge play was won by Mi's. j The. next regular meeting of
lowed by iirngr.ini and carnival. Icatlon. I.l.iy ,ifl. iiiiuhi. i Morgan. ".!ic AnieiKan home depaitiucm
will be held April 30th at the
home of Mrs. Paul Smith on West
Washington street at 7:15 o'clock
In the evening. The group will
make May baskets of fruits and
flowers for patients at the county
hospital...
DR. AND MRS. JUMP
ENTERTAIN POST
CLUB TUESDAY NIGHT
Dr. and Mi-s. Clarence Jump
entertained the Post club at a
very charming 6:30 o'clock buffet
supper party Tuesday evening at
their attractive home in Uiurel
wood. Tulips, hyacinths and II
lacs formed a pretty motif for
the occasion.
Covers were placed for Colonel
and Mrs. E. F. Tandy. Dr. and
Mrs. Arthur H. Mountford. Dr.
and Mrs. Murk L. Underwood,
Dr. and Mrs. Harry Single. Dr.
and Mrs. Maurice Grossman, Mr.
and Mrs. John M. Raish and thc
host and hostess. Dr. and Mrs.
Jump.
Contract bridge was enjoyed
during the pleasant evening
nours with Mrs. Giwsman win
ning the high tinre.
Time
Soon Passes
Years fly, and almost
boforc you - realize it.
your children are
grown-up! Don't puj
off taking time out to
Olay with them guide
them. Have time an
extra day, each week
by turning your
laundry over to us.
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