'Mrs.
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TWO
SIM illl - U'l.'IH ,11
Social Calendar..
' lii Monday, May 5
Child evangelism training class
to moot nt 2:30 In' afternoon 'In
basement of First Presbyterian
church.
H, , :;., rHZ Zet it
tlonal Bible study class to moot at
Dr. R. I,. Dunn's non-clenomlnrv
'; A", 'm k 'rlltiinfl H 'i II' of Done-
Ins hotel Public ' invited.
lilac circle No 41), Neighbors
of Woodcraft; Mother's day pro- i
mvtm lin tneel no at H 1)0 ock 111 I
evening at I. O. O. F. hall
Junior Woman's club meeting
at 8 o'clock In evening at Rose
burg Woman's clubhouse: ' ' 1 '
Episcopal guild meeting' fit two
o'clock at parish hall wilh Mrs.
U Wi Josse anil Mrs. HvA. Single
hostesses. Members' requested to
bring In united thank offering
boxes. v"' 1 ' ' ""
Past Matrons 'Club-hi Roseburg
chapter of Easti'nn Star Invited 'to
7:30 dessert-supper at Hotel
'Dmpqua coffee shop wilh Mrs. P.
T. Bubar, Mrs. Marie Rulifson
and Mrs. Guy Cordon, 'hoslesses.
Business. meeting to follow at Bu-
l..l hnnV '
Rose P.-T. A. to hold last meet-1
Ing of year at sixth grade gradua-1
tlon program and reception at j
7-30 in evening at school. Mrs. I;, j
M. Lilly and Mrs. C. H. wuue, ,
chairmen, inow oujccs i in-
stalled
Fullerton
P.-T. A. meeting
changed from May 5th to May
' ,
.
Tiinlnf iiiivlliitt'v In AmoriCan
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o'clock in evening a. home of ad-
visor, Mrs. James Young, tiJU
toon &i.
; , Tuesday, May 6 '
, Executive luncheon of Worn-
,nn s club at Yi o'clock at rimei
.Rose.
HrKPhuru Woman's club
of
ifbhousc.- Program and election
i Young People's league of St.
Pmii1' Lutheran church to meet
.arOin ovVning
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mi-. . Itev. w. A. .-sv wesii-r, inu
s Mflitai-y street. Members asked to
',t,i,ii- t .Inhn rhnnler 10. ' '
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Special meeting oi auxiliary 'o
K. (). E. to be held at Eagles hall
,ut 8-o'clock In evening,
: .George Slarmer auxiliary sow-1
,IB olub to meet In af lenmon n
, home of Mrs. R. A. Rodell at 5.12
S. Pine street.
Melrose grange to meet at 8
o'clock In evening at hall 10 give
, third and fourth degrees to now
ipemhors. Degree team to eon-1
fer degrees. RCeshmenis will be
i st-Tvou.
; Wednesday. May 7
Ladies niixliinry to Hrollier-1
'hood of Railway Trainmen to :
meet at 7:30 in evening at Rose -
burg Woman's clubhouse. Mrs. C.
I'.j hnotiuy in enarge -wmi mis.
Andrew J. 1'ord, hostess J
. Glengary Sew ng club alter-1
noon meet Ing at home of Mrs. I).;
C. MeC.hehey. ....
iwiimiHii mm 1.1 in., i ...
ocloek at home of Mis.
'IS'" , . ? ..v
; William Bell oader on topic, is.i-
Knii.l,
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, rirnn 11 ii-iv ill n n i' ill-it in I'vi'iinii. '
; at K. of P. hall. Refreshments to ,
, he served..
Executive- meeting of Mis-
slonary socielv of Presbyterian'
'.church lo meet at 2 o'clock al .
home of Mrs. .1. Roland Parker
with Miss Margaret (Tnpp pre
siding in absence ol lite president,
Mis. W. M. Campbell.
K and H club afternoon meet
ing at home of Mrs. K. C. Krear.
M. O. A. club afternoon meeting
at home of Mis. Roy Good
Winston Mcrrv-Go-Kmmd club '
lo meet al 1:31) dessert-luncheon
at homo of Mrs. Fled Vebrlng
'with Mrs. George Ga.ib, joint
hostess.
Palch and Chat club aflcnioon
mooting al home of Mrs. Clar-'and
once Bart let I.
Now Idea club one o'clock
luncheon at home of president,
Mrs. C. E. Marks. idrens Farm Home al Corvallis
Roseburg Art and Embroidery land to assist the stale W. C. T. V.
, club afternoon mei'ilng al home I in carrying on lis worthwhile pro
- of Mrs. L. W. lngels.. i Joels ot Iho year.
Thursday, May 8 '
Missionary sociely of llrst
Presbyterian oliuroh mooting al
a :30 lit home of Mrs. Earl I'll
rich with Mrs. E. L. Knapp and
Mrs. Gi-oi-ee Ware, assisting hos
tesses. Mrs. E. S. Hall to give
hiMik. review on "Wines Over
China." Dovoiioiis ny mrs. f rod ,
Fisher and vear book of jirayof : man. assislod by Airs. L. A. o,, have announced the on
.' hy Mrs. E. It. Met gor. Loiter to Wells and Mrs. L. E. Goodlwurn, gagemelil of their daughter, Miss
,' be read from Irene Forsylbo, nils-j hoslesses. Eleanor Ktlahcth, to l.t. Gordon
i sloiiai-y In Chlmi. i Annual election ol oil leers ill McAllister 1'avno, sun ol Mrs
i Woman's Society of Chrlsllanbe held and (ho club wlll elect; Gordon l'anc, of Boulder, Col
! Survhw to moot at one o'clock I delegates to attend the state con- .niwio. :
: luncheon at Met.hodlsl church volition to bo held In Corvallis.' u. Payne is at Furl Henning,
Wllh Mi's. RoMiie Marsleis, chair ! Mrs. W. R. Brown, pi csidonl. Ga., al present. Miss Fuller.
man, Mrs. C. A. Edwards. Airy. ;
Hugh
Mrs.
Cobb,
Harrison, Mrs. I. R Rid. IP. . ami Mrs. Jack M.Ks.ioii will lie Ing attended the loe.il schools colli. Mrs. S. J. Shoemaker and'spring flowers were arranged the Hotel L'mnoua coffee shoo
JL W. Maistors. mis. Lpcicn ill cnaigo oi ino special music. and also alien. ling sch.nl In Eu- Mi-s. John E. Runvan. labout Ihe rooms. - . I after u-hieh thA .n u-ui
Mrs. W. J. Adair, Mne., I receding the mooting the ex- ,gene. is now returning from a The group attended tho Rose- Mr. Hoffmcister condueicd !a socVil hnur nd miin.. . ii,
Hfruen
Mollis and Mi's Mary . ecullxv luiichoonol the oflicvrs visit in Honolulu. Hawaii. Ilor burg Uiikland dlstrht meet Ing at short business mooting, which Bubar home on East Lane street,
ii; hostesses. Devotions by will be held at 12 oeloek at Ihe: marriage to 1.1. Payne .. III lake I the Masonic temple at eight was followed by an enlovable so- i All members are ennllullv lm-i
- Walsoii;
Foslcr Hutner mid proyrjm i lloiel l.oc. place llib umiinor. u clock. Iil.il hour ot visitlm;. Mrs. 1'lck- led to bo orcscnt.
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By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER
'by 'Mrs. H.'A'.' Canaday. Monthly'
executive' meeting to be held at
11:30a. m. at'ehurch purine. '
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' V.UUIHI v i-i.iu jiiiii.-n lu urn.-, d.
8:.'I0 breakfast at clubhouse and
will -'too' off for golfing at
o'clock; Pol luck luncheon atT2:30;,.
and opening of summer bridge
tournament play at 1:45.
I.adv Elks social mcotlne at 8
o'tl0Ck W(mln at l' - mi'"" -
Pl.,, ... h ,,!,,
i
' ' Friday, May 9 - j
Past Presidents club of George -
Slarmor auxiliary to United Span '!
"in vi-iimmiw id inei-i hi iron
dessert-luncheon at home of Mrs.
Sam Starmer.
?"lorene Nightingale lent, No.
15. Daughters' of Uniorr Veterans
of the Civil War, 'm meet at 7:30 tui)s nd ,SI)1.avl. of thn nink Following the business meet
in evening at armory. . ullps and spray, of tho . pink inR Ramps an(..othcr entertain-
.Saturday. May 10 .' i
Roseburg Woman's club serv
ice shop-open alPdny 'Upstairs In
clubhouse opposite Hunt's Indian i
theatre.
May 14
B. P. W. C. to sponsor "Sandy's
'Dance Revue'" 'entertainment In
connection with showing of a mo-
tlon picture at Hunt's Indian the-
at re. Mrs. Story Illes, chairman'
i I'lojeci.
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OLD-FASHIONED ARTS
TEA IS CHARMING
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, oc,, '
benefit , affairs of the vear was I
sponsored by the Roseburg W. C.
T. ,a ln h(. form of nn 0d.fash.
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inner! nviK Ion wi'i ncsrinv rrnm '
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wo1 id iivr-imny ociock nc me!,. -7 J A' '
calM , o see e boai 1 1 1
ful exhibits and enjoy the demon-1.
Istrations of wool carding, spin-
,1 nine-weaving and needlepoint
w01.k
The rooms Were beautifully dec-
meet-10"1"''1 wllh K"i'Kedus bouquets of
Hprlng flowers, a large
i "umho1- '":' J1" ,h.ro"Rh
luuili-ny 'l il: muyt-is nm-
'! '"""l,. '?r'"-ot '
!SlllHR with the affair woie
models of old fashionod ;
i crowns. .
Practically every type of the
old-fashioned arts were on dis-1
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.vmy "', hihiu . imiiHu.e, ,
China,
uK, , qimi, leusiJii-HiBi,
I clothing, family heirlooms Hurt'
valuable antiques loo numerous ;
o mention. .One of I he most ai- j
traclive displays was the button
f''0" .,,!fJl"M-'LDJ
nyi
IllOIISilllU.I III IIIIIIOIIN, Ul WIIIL'II
i no two are alike. The bullous
were especially attractive, being! .""'""' "-.. "g h-
played on goid and ...ver.? '" W'S
earns.' , 1 i . , . , ,
Mr, Annie L. Russell, prosi' ZII'm
dent of Ihe W. C, T. II., received mlin ymn, m,.s (.,.(.y Mi.v,.-S
the guests and Mrs. Victor J. Ml-'j Mrs . 'ynna' ixiwell Mis Carl
eclll anil Mrs. J. 1). Osborn acted ' M0''n(, am m,.s V .loliiison
UK joint general chairmen of H"-1 : Kiu-sts, and I lie ' following mem-
allair Willi Mrs. c. 11. vvickiiam ,
in charge of the program, which
included; piano numbers by Mrs.
Clyde Heard; vocal solo, "(lid
Spinning Wheel." by Mrs. Hugh
uiiippie. acronipanieii ny wis. :
Beard; whist ling solo by Mrs. '
"onier Grow; violin solos by Mrs. i
M,nr II. Roach, and vocal solos ,
'Grow ueconipaiiying the hitter,
iiwo guest uriuis.
'Assisting Mrs. Russell, Mrs. Os-;
born anil Mr. Micclll were Mr.'
'v ''" Wilson, Miss Kdilh .staggs.
l'v lr; -. A.
' 'larls Airs. Clyde I avander.
! Mrs. D. II. Morgan, Mrs. l.li. llu
Rice. Mrs. Fred L. Soulhwick.1
Mrs. 1. R. Riddle. Mrs. Fred
Fisher and Mrs. C. II. Wickham. : K1
The tea table was covered bv,1!1
beautiful lace cloth and con-
...Ill, ., I.....I .. ..l.,b .!.. '
wood lilossonis flanked by tall
pink tapers. Alternallng in pre-
! siding at the table ilul lng the
lea hours wore Mrs. ('. W. Groves
laud Mis. Melville T. Wire; 'Mrs.
' D. II. Morgan and Mrs. R. 1,
Clile. and Mrs. Roscoe Marsters
Mrs. Hugh Harrison.
Th
affair was sponsored bv
ibe W. C. T. l!. for the purpose
of raising funds for Hie Chi!
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f ROSEBURG WOMAN'S CLUB
! TO ELECT OFFICERS
The Roseburg Woman's club
will hold a ono thlrtv o'clock des
sort hini hi-on mooting next Tuos
day at tho Clubhouse ulth Miss
i.i.nii: ivii.rn-ns. piugniiu ciiaii-
will no in oiiarge ol uie meotiiig
fl.'h r
ROSEBURG
WIMBERLY-WH A RTON '
BRIDGE-LUNCHEONS ARE
"'IcHARMING AFFAIRS
I - r I
Two of the most, charming
flipartios of, .the- season were ,giv-
this .week by Mrs, G. V. Wim -
: borlv and Mrs. J. R. Wharton
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"p noauuiui nome oi tne ior-
mnr on G,,'nn K,ret,t' "hen 'they,
,..,.,ni,i..fi,i, , i.i.i,.
........ n.n,. ,.;,,vio a a li iukm-
luncheon at one o'clock Monday
and again, on Tuesday. Tho two
pm-Um were tho. first , of a series
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of. affairs to be. given by Mrs.
Wimberly and Mrs. Wharton,
Deep blue wild delphinium, ar -
r.mi.oil ivith nink rnhn,i ni,,k:very ill af Mercy hospital.
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ally arranged about the rooms,
In the dining room, a beautiful
'"ce cl,,tl1 used to coven Uie
'tables, which iwa centered bv" a
long mirror plaque; holding tiny
llgurerines, and at the back of
the mirror were five round blue
bowls filled wilh the wild blue-
i101 : l''lhinium.r The gor-
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and living rooms Is especially
colorful at this time of the year
and was nrearly admired by the
guests. Dainty bouquets' of Co-
dl Brunner" roses graced
the
luncheon tables. "
Monday Mrs. Wlmherly and
Mrs. Wharton were assisted In
serving and in receiving by Mrs.!
I .nnfrrrt Whu 'l nn fi-Ti-o . n M n ,
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YntinL. Mrs. V.. I.. Knann !nni
"V1" ws i "u'l !
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garet Baurn and' Mrs. W. V. Har- j
Assisting the hostesses . rP.
-U.i.tvllli nnrlifam-vlnrj ;if thn 'I'llns.
,ay brldge-luncheon were: Mrs:
5 wim.KM ly, Mrs.' Kennell,
,,i,"' Mrs' Gu' C,"'lon ;,n(l Mrs'
, I-. f-in aV. NOCH'e D11ZOS TOl'
.Seme nrizes for
,hP "'TT'm ' br",lRC "'
,uvarded to Mrs. Ivan Pickens,!
M,.s. Harry S. Black and Mrs. U-
i vv,,i '
N OF W THIMBLE i
III LJ 1 a CM IAVADI,
r,y
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I'l.,.- Nl. . I. .1. I. ...... rtf U'nn.lnl.T fl
Thul , , . (pllP01ls
,,.,,,.,, 0.c,(K,k' tlurk lunch.
( Mrs. Clifton
'I'"'- Hamm. avenue. Cov-;
el's were placed for five guests,
j l,l,.t,,n ,,w.,lh..,-t
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11,, i M,.r,, m,. i
,..ls. M.s. Adrian Ilulberl. Mi-. P.
).;. ,.ver. Mrs. It. L. Ilounsliell, !
Mls . C. V. Dishman, Mrs. A. H. ;
ivriin. Mrs. Harry Lohr. Mrs..
Hmn,. Tavlor. Mm. VV. E. Sulli-lthe prettily apiminted serving ' green lapei-s and small bowls of
Viin. Mrs. Llslon Darbv. Mrs. W. ; tables and "covere were placed . Cecil Brunner roses.
.;. M(ll.im im,i ,,. ,s,css, Mrs. for Miss Brown, guest of honor; Mrs. S. J. Cooper, assisted by
cnu,,,, p,.,-. ! Mrs. W. S. Brown, motlwlr of Mrs. Paul Geddes and Mrs. H. H.
The nexl one Ihlrtv o'clock pol ! the guest of honor, and Miss I Staplelon, assisted by Mrs. Ar-
.....,.,,.. .,., ,' Mhv v,,h:c;iadvs Raddas. an -aunt, both ofithur W. Baurn, presided at the
lurk luncheon wlll be Mav
at Ihe home of Mrs. It. L. Iloun-
shell,
MR. AND MRS. McCLAlN
ENTERTAIN AT CHARM. N
BUFFET SUPPER THURSDA
G
AY
Mr. and Mrs. H. S. MeClain en-
icruiineii ai a very cliarmlng ,
ociock millet supper party
t'lelr attrii.-tiye home on South
1 .' "! ' ,' Mlil ' ''vening. ,
1 " "iin.-i i
...is ceineieil-
neauniul May tiasket, I
! Hanked
by tall yellow taiors. j
...ve.y oouqueis oi roses, snow. ,
n,.us aim oiner colorful spring m,s. j. h. Carnes and the hos
Woxsoms were allractlvolv ar-'tess. Miss Carol Carnes.
ranged about the rooms. j.
Guests enjoying Hi,, evening; GRAND OFFICERS ARE
with Mr. and Mrs. MeClain in-1 HONORED AT DINNER
.liwlo.l VI,- ,,,l M.... . .-. M ! ..
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" i'ii... I i-i mill .11 . l.ll.i
and Mis. Don Rood, Mr. and Mrs. i
"Hud" Walson, Miss Patricia
I Turner and Shirley McLaughlin, j
I Games were en loved durlnii
'Ihe pleasant evening hours with i
Mis. W alson and Mr. and Mrs. I
Reed winning the prizes.
MR- AN0 MRS.- ENTLER
ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT
Of UAUGHTER. ELEANOR
r
md Mrs. Roy Fuller, of '
j in it,vcrsldo drive In Ijiurel
who is Very well known h.
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NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, SATURDAY, MAY 3, 1941.
enjoyable Kt(f- party
ON MONDAY EVENING ,
The 'BUslness'and' Profession
at Women's club mof at a charm
ing "kid" party Mondity evening
at'tlic Episcopal parish h'all with
Stella Spencer, general cTialrman,
assisted by Arlone Myers and
Emma Mann: ""' "" f" '"'
Amanda! Anderson,'' president,
conducted the business tneetlha
jwlth Margaret Johnson acting I
(as secretary. The nominating
committee1 'recommended the1 fol
lowing officers for 1941-42: Presi
dent, Margret Saunders; "secrc-
il..,-.. ITInr.- Chnrl- M.rMr... .
,rey , E(hcl c'arnenter, and
treasuror.'Carrie Bell.
f
1 A Toport" on ; "Sandy's "Tance
Revue'' to be given at Hunt's In
,dian theater on Mav 14. was civ-1
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of thc, rttvuc wnich wlll bP un.
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i iici uie1 iusjici's-ui inc u. r w.
j C. An Invitation' to the W:"C.
'T- u- old-fashioned- arts' benefit
tva ,to hcJdJVVedncsday.-'was
lti1P stalp convention, which is to
ibc held in Portland' May' 16, '16.
! 17. Ethel Webb was reported
"
i " ' 0 l "J"lu n"u
i were awarded.' 'The;1' members
, an suests -attended the party in
"Kid costumes, suia iJarkin-
son acted as chief of police and
f-lnrtl lhr.cn nllnn, It nn .fni-n
;,, ln costume and also figured
ways of fining thosd in costume,
so that the evening's benefit
I fuhd was soon enlarged as a re-
sult of , soc,a, nousr
Refreshments Were soWed la
ter by the committee. Those en
joying the occasion included:
Amanda ' Anderson, 'president,
Margaret Johnson, Rebecca
Crockett; Ina Earnsworth, Verna
Carothers, Margaret Watklns,
Gene Mills, Elnor Sherk, Althca
Caraway,' Carrie Bell, Ethel Car '
wntor Thni shit. M,lrt,.,,
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n,...., rw,,..u,, Mnrrnn
J' wni.v uiiunn
iruuiy iMirioii, r,miiiH
;:Mani1
r"""
i'oriei. riaei Liixon . eicr
,trude Melger, Helen Casey. Ila
Laubach, Margaret Brmvn, Clara
ii-r, leucine m. L.UIHIX, mai.v
'Alice VVolford, Arlone Myers and
, Lalll'a lies.
!
MISS 'LOIS' BROWN IS
COMPLIMENTED AT '' ' '
CHARMING SHOWER PARTY
Miss Carol Carnes
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ITmY
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nes entertained
at the homo
and Mrs. J.
H. Cai-nes In Glengary, Saturday
afternoon in rompliment to Miss
I i .u i r. ti iim II, B.-niui lUKU ftLIHIui
teacher. Miss Brown wlll marry
Robert Boardslev. of Corvallis.
on June 21 si.
A beautiful
Color-scheme of i
lavender' and yellow was carried
out in the many attractive bou-
quels' of spring flowers used 1
about the rooms.
llie miscellaneous shower gifts!
presented In a lavender and
yellow flower decorated May bas
ket and the presentation note
was read by Miss Amantla Ander
son. Maify beautiful gilts were
given to Miss Brown. During the
afternoon-Ihe guests were delight
fully entertained by several mu
sic numbers including two piano
.i,.ii,w ni.ivnri h Mr rivrto
Beard and vocal number, nppro-
priate to the occasion, sung by
Mrs. Klovd Lewis.
Yellow iris and tulips graced
Corvallis
Miss Marjorle Ches-
ter, Mrs. Floyd Lewis, Miss
Amanda Anderson, Mrs. Margaret
Watklns, Miss Alice Uoland, Miss,
Muriel While. Mrs. Leonard ;
Riley, Mrs. James Davis. Mrs. I
Del mo r Ramsdell. Mrs. H. I
Schwarkopf, Mrs. Leroy Hiatt, 1
,,-s. Bruce -Mollis. Mrs. Homer
chow. Mrs. W. M. Campbell, Mrs.
i. . Kuidle. Mrs. W. R. Brown,
Mrs. h. Kolilhagen. Sr., Miss Ue-
;m, Clnek.iiH M Fiancee
Meteer
Miss Peggy Savage,
m, Clyde Beard, Miss Josephine!
Halrd, Mis. Howard F. Carnes,
AT hotel ROSE
ii ,in.. ii.,ii,,.,i,, r v,.-
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gone, worthy grand matron of
"u1 Oregon Eastern Star, and
some of her officers were guests
' honor at a charming six-
thirty o'clock dinner Thursday
evening at tnc Hotel Rose. Mrs.
John E. Runyan had charge of
the dinner arrangements.
A beautiful bouquet of Spanish
iris graced the table and covers
were placed for Mi's. Huntington.
Mrs. Gerot. Blanche Herhie. WI-
he Sutton and Barta Plank, all of
Eugene: Beulah Abel, of Browns
ville: MrsGeorgia llolloway, of
Medford: Mrs. John Hakanson, J.
C. llovlngdon. and Mrs. Hernioce
Thiol, of Oakland, and the follow'
lowing from Roseburg: Mrs. Man-
rleo J. Nowlan.l.G. M. Krell. Mm.
George Kohlhagen, Miss Marga
rot Pago. Mrs. William Bell, Mrs.
i o iuiv-. . an r.. inineriv. .Mi s. V. J. m . i tractive nououets ol nilorfu suiiiht nevt Mnn. nii. -
...in-
, Married At Impressive Ceremony
; ..'PV-Sf ? A, . .; , .
-; ' Wilf i
-rhota by Film ..o.. ' 'U-MeK-s.Rnvldw ICni.-lvliiK
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Brinkmeyer
Miss Paulino Elliott, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. A. Elliott, of
RosebUrg, and Edward Brink
meyer, of tHit city, were married'
at a very Impressive ceremony at
' ten o'clock ' Saturday morning,
! A ..nil. ntltU . -. O. Dn..l'n T ...I
Ulll, Dl x-ctUJ S L.UI llfl till
church. Rev. W. A. Sylwester per
formed the ceremony in the pres
ence of relatives and close friends
of the couple.
Snowballs 'banked the altar,
while large baskets of iris' were
used at either slde of the ros
trum. Miss Vera Goetz played tho
wedding march and wedding mu
sic, t i-i : -. . iv :. ..- i. . ..
"The' bride was lovely In a floor
length gown Of peach-colored or
gandy. She carried' a bouquet of
; Ahjijjal ueVt-Pay Bridge Tea Of
i Country CjubEnioyed at CKa'rmind
May-Day Party Thursd'ay Afternoon
Members of the ladies of the
Roseburg Country club and
friends enjoyed a very charming
May day party at the annual
spring guest-day bridge tea at the
ciubllo, TnursdaV
afternoon
with Mis. L. E. MeClintock and
Mrs. W. M. McEachern acting as
Joint general chairmen.
The clubhouse was gorgeous
with huge bouquets of snowballs,
Iris and ivory colored broom.
Mrs. R. D. Bridges. Mrs. H. C.
Stearns and Mrs. W. E. Olt had
charge of the decorations with
Mrs. L. W. Josse, Mrs. A. A. Wil
der and Mrs. Voile Broadway in
charge of Ihe tea table, which
was covered by a beautiful hand
made lace cloth and centered
with a bowl of yellow and peach
colored rosebuds, flanked bv tall
tra table.- Assisting In Serving
were Mrs. Arthur II. Mounlford,
Mrs. V. J. Olmscheid, Mrs. II. C.
Wells. Mrs. J. M. Judd and Mrs.
Kenneth Quino. -
The contract bridge tables were
ln charge of Mrs. Edward G,
Kohlhagen. who announced the
play rules for the occasion, Mrs.
O. R. Hess, Mrs. Harris Klls
worth. Mrs. Fred Lockwood and
Miss Helen Casey.
"Guest prizes for 'the afternoon's
play wont to Mrs. Frederick
Chapman, "Jr.; first,' and Miss
Margaret Baurn, second; The club
members' prizes went to Mrs. H.
C. Stearns, first, arid' Mrs. O.'R.
Hess, second. The door prize was
won by Mrs. A. D. Parr.
Mrs. Frank Coon. captain of
the ladies of the club, very gra
ciously awarded the--winter eon
tract bridge prizes to the follow
ing winners in the tournament:
Mrs, Harris Ellsworth, first; Mrs
L. E. MeClintock, second; Mrs,
Arthur H. Mount ford, third; -Mrs.
W. J. Olmscheid, fourth, and Mrs.
Frank Corn, fifth
Those enjoying flic -afternoon
included: Mrs. C. E. Jump, Mi's.
O. M. Berrie, Mrs. George Whar
ton, .Mrs. Arthur H. Mountford.
FRIENDLY BIBLE CLASS
ENJOYS OELIGHTFUL - '
PARTY AT PICKENS HOME
Mr. and Mrs., Ivan Pickens .en
tertained the Frlendlv Blhle class.
"hylrrliin church
Sunday school, at a very enjoy-
jahlo parly Friday evening nt
: their home on Fowior street. At-
, Cecil
Brunner1 rosebuds. " Her
mother; Mrs. ' A. 'Elliott, ' gowned
in an attractive blue Ynodel, acted
as1 matron' of "honor and" R.
Stritsky, of Dlxonville,"acted' as
best' man1-to the bridegroom.
uert uoiiing anu urvuie Klliott
were usners.
Follow! nff ' t he wcridl ng cere
mony, a reccbtlon' was ' held for
relatives and close friends at the Mrs.' A. B. Taylor,' Mrs. H. C.
home of the brides pal-ents. At steams, Mrs. W. M;' AIcEacherh,
the close of the reception the Mrs. L,. w. Metzger, Mrs E. R.
couple left for coast points on aMetzg(,r and the hostesSi Mrs.
honeymoon; '- : "'-': Turner ' fi ) :.,;
The bride was graduatel-frorri comi-aet bridge Was -enjoyed
Roseburg high school in the 1940'ldurln - th '.niPaKJ1nt sftemonn
class. ,!Mr.' 'Brinkmeyer received"
hiS' education in the cast and1 at
present Is employed by the Joel
son Sawmill company.
I ' I r r-n
Mrs. J. F. Barker, Mrs. J. E. Saw
yers, Mrs. Rosellee White,- Mrs. J.
R. Mountford, Miss Helen Casey,
Mrs. John H: Robinson, Mrs. Har
ris Ellsworth, Mrs. B. Casey, Mrs.
A. E. Kent, Mrs. Guy Cordon,
Mrs G. W. Marshall, Mrs. Carl E.
Wimberly, Mrs. Frank Long,
Mrs. Frederick Chapman, Jr.,
Mrs. S. J. Cooper, Mrs. L. K. Fios;
Miss Rosa B. Parrolt, Mrs. J. A.
Harding, Mrs. C. W. Wharton,
Mrs. G. J. Bachcr, Mrs. J. R.
Wharton, Mrs. L. W. JOsse, Mrs.
A. A. Wilder, Mrs. J. O. Hume,
Mrs. Harry S. Black, Mrs. W. F.
Harris, Mrs. Murk L Underwood,
Mrs. R. V.' Whipple; Mrs. E. F".
Tandy, Mrs. Fred Schwartz. Mrs:
Voile Broadway'; Mrs. Harry A. I
SingleMrs. Edward G. Kohlha-I
gen, Mrs. T. G. Watson, Miss
Margaret Baurn; Mrs. B. R. Mad-1
dox, Mrs; A. Flagel, 'Mrs. H. ' H. !
Stapletori, Mrs. Roy Bellows, Mrs. I
P: ' Ll ' Crittenden. Mrs. E. L. !
Knapp,' MrsJ Paul Geddes, Mrs.
Mark Tisdale, Mrs. Dexter Rice,
Mrs. Chester Morgan, Mrs. R. D.
Coca Mrs. L: E. MeClintock, Mrs.
Fred Lockwond. Mrt 11 T fm...
tens, Mrs. W. E. Ott, Mrs. W. M.
McEachern. Mrs. E. R. Molzger,
Mrs. T. B. Garrison. Mrs. R. D.
unages, Mrs. u i.- Robertson,
Mrs. B. S. Slack, Mrs. B. E. Leigh-1
ton, Mrs." Lester L. Wimberly,
Mrs. John M. Raish, Mrs. Louis
Fullerton. Mrs. Clair K. Allen,
Mrs. Fred Hamilton, Mrs. E. O.
Rlckli, Mrs. C. B. -Wade, Mrs. H.
T. Hansen, Mrs. R, H.' Savage,
Mrs. H. C. Wells, Mrs. Maurice L.
t-!tln.-.i-Lr 1LI,-D n n LI...... 1.f..n
Verne Adams, Mrs. H. Shirlcliff, : A' H' ' Wmltlp11' president
Mrs. Scott Williams,' Mrs. Vcrn Doi'(.''hs unit of Pro-America,
Holgatc. Mrs. F. G. Hewott, Mrs :Rraci0Uly presided over the busi
L. F. Sloarns; Mrs. H. C. Stearns, : ncf, m.PC,,inR ,of ,ho unlt Ma at
Mrs. R. E. Kellv, Mrs. J. M. JUdd,'a i-:fP. oelocK no-hostess lunch
Mrs. W. J. Olnischcld. Mrs. H: B. if?" wplnp"lay at the Hotel
Plnnigor, Mrs. Frank Coon, Mrs I cml'1l'a- A beautiful bouquet of
A. D.pParr. Mrs. C. M. "O'Mallcy ro5?bHd5.Jl'H tablo.
and Mrs. n'oderlck J. Porter. ' Cnw'-s were placed for M'rs.
Next Tliursday the ladles of the
chih will- hold an olght lhlrty
b'cloek trroaktast at' the , club
house and will tee off for golfing
at nine o'clock. Luncheon will be
served at 12:30 o'clock and the
summer contract bridge tourna
ment play will open at 1:15
o'clock. -
ens served lovely refreshments
later In the evening.
PAST MATRONS CLUB
TO MEET MONDAY NIGHT
I f; UUDR'- fs; W -or-
i''0" Hnd Mn- Murl RuWson will
, - "ntortaln the Past Matrons club
at a sevon thirtv o'clock dessert.
MI8S THELMA SMITH
ENTERTAINS BRfDOE"
CLUB MONDAY EVENING
' Miss Thelntl Smlth'very gra-
clously1 entertained her bridge
otub Monday evening at the
home Of Mr.-'and Mrs. John E.
Runyan on South Jackson street.
fu.UueUoTTpsTrm:!p'?- ' -""""ced
.. .1 .. . . . . t , AH IhA newt.
sion. ' -
Contract bridge was enjoyed
bv Mrs. H. H. Turner, Mrs. Le-
roy Hiatt, Mrs. Scott Williams,
Mrs. R. -T:: Church;- Mrs.' L'.' W.
Riley, Miss Marjdrlc ' Chester,
Miss" Irene Greenbaum,' Miss
Alice Gere and the hostess, Miss
Smith. High scores for the eve
ning's' " play were won by 1 Mrs.
Williams 'and Miss Greenbaum.
Lafer, Miss Smith served dainty
refreshments.
SEWING CLUB HAS' ' -
DELldHTFUt-1 MEETING
AT. KRELL HOME,,
'""Mrs: VG. i:M;' Krell ' entortainod
her sewing club at a very lovely
one-thirty o'clock 'dessert-luncheon'
at' her' home Wednesday af-
terttoon. Various-types of roses
formed a beautiful motif for the'ano w. -mr. ana
serving table and rooms. Mrs- Charles Teets and son,
Covers were placed for Mrs. "Skippy," Miss Bertha Thras
Harold Bellows, Mrs. E. A. Brit- bern. Miss Elsie Reece and the
tort; Mfs. Earl Wiley, Mrs. Grantlhost &nd hostess, Mr. -arid Mrs.
Osborn, Mrs. A. B. Taylor, Mrs Dunham and son, Billy, and
Clyde Carstens, Mrs. Willis My-
ers; Mi's. E. S.' Hall and the hos
tess, Mrs. Krell. . Sewing arid vis
iting were enjoyed during the afternoon.-'
'; ' ii.;
The May 21st meeting will be a
noon potluck luncheon affair at
the home of Mrs. Myers,
"'ha t, :. :: . '.in
MftSVM.' H; 'TURNER'1
ENTERTAINS BRIDGE V '
LUNCHEON, CLUB FRIDAY.. ,.
' Mrs. H. H; Turner entertained
Her bridge club at' a very charm
ing one o'clock luticheori Friday
at her home on 1 South' Main
street. " Iris formed an attractive
.decorative motif
for the occa
sion."- ' ' ' --i ' ' ;
' Covers wore placed for Mrs.- J.
F. Dillard; Mrs. Grant Osborn,
hours with' Mrs. Stearns winning
high Score and Mrs. Turner, sec
ond high score.
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MRS'.iW.'M.' TURNER "
ENTERTAINS BRIDGE
,CLU8 ON THURSDAY ,
I - Mrs. H. H. Turner entertained
her bridge club at a very lovely
I one-thirty : o'clock dessert-lunch-
eon at her home on South-Main
street Thursday afternoon. An
attractively decorated ' Maypole
arranged with ' snowtwills and
hawthorn graced the table.. '
Covers were placed for Mrs. J.
P. Motschenbacher, : a guest, and
Mrs. TVK. Burr, Mrs. A. J. Elli
son. Mrs. P. M. Lee, Mrs. A. B.
Taylor,- Mrs. Leroy Hiatt, Mrs.
G. M. Krell and Mrs. E. C. Pater-
son
Contract bridge was enjoyed
during the pleasant afternoon
hours with Mrs. Lee winning the
nign score.
MR. 'ANDERS. HARTH'' J
ENTERTAIN AT DINNER
FOR MEDFORD VISITORS.
Mr. 'and Mrs. Phil Harth en
tertained at a very lovely 6:30
ociock 'dinner party at ' their
home on East Cass street Mon-
day evening in compliment of
Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Munev. of
Medford .
: Tulips, beauty bush and other
spring "blossoms were used to
grace tho table and" were attrac
tively arranged about the rooms,
Covers Were placed for Mr. and
Mrs. Muncy. guests of honor. Mr.
land Mrs. J. P. Motschenbacher,
tr. ana Mrs. wtlllam Machcn
and the host and hostess, Mr.
land Mrs. Harth. '
' Visiting was enjoyed during
, the pleasant evening "hours.
1.4-1,
PRO-AMERICA' UNIT
HOLDS BUSINESS-'- '
MEETING AT LUNCHEON
FUN TIME
Life's not complete without
aq outdoor hobby. Instead
waning you bad time, to
pursue one; make time! En
joy an extra day each week,
by . turning your laundry
overtoils, for lime labor
and budget economy.
Telephone 88
NEW SERVICE LAUNDRY
M4 W;
H. C. Waddell.'MW. tC.;. Marks,
Mrs. Roy O. Young, Mrs. L. E.
Goodbourn, Mrs." A. E.:Kerit,' Mri
A. A. Wilder and Mrs. Frederick
j porter.-: ,
'Plans we're outlined foe a no-
hostess luncheon meeting to be
hold by rhei-unlt on May 28, the
MA.AND MRS." DUNHAM
SNT6RTAIN BOWLING "
TEAM AT LOVELY DINNER
Mrf and Mrs: Kenneth Dunham
entertained their bowling team' at
a. very lovely ' dinner : at their
home Saturday evening.-!' The
team won the playoff commer.
clal league. - Miniature, bowling
p!ns were used as favors, -while
tulips and columbine formed the
centerpiece.- Mr. - Dunham pre
sented myrtlcwood bowling pin
keyrings' to eacH ' player on the
team and the tearti' presented a
sweater to Mr, Dunham. ' . ' '
Covers were 11 placed for Mr.
and Mrs. Glenn Buell, Mr. and
Mrs.-'CecIl Black and son, Darrell,
"Dutch" Mills, Cllve Stevenson,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bai-ker, Mr.
daughter, Donna.
AMERICAN HOME DEPT.
HAS ENJOYABLE
MEETING WEDNESDAY , .
The American Home" depart
ment of the Junior Woman's club
met Wednesday night at the
home of ' Mrs. Paul Smith and
made attractive ' May baskets,
which were delivered the follow
ing day by' Mrs. C E. Smith to
the patients at the county hos
pital. Fruits; flowers and' can
dies' were ! urnlshod by members
of the club for the baskets.
Later " in the evening Mrs.
Smith served a lovely dessert
supper at attractively appointed
small tables. Covers were plac
ed for Mrs. Fred Schemer;, Mrs.
Gi'E. Smith, Mrs. Jack Chapman,
Miss Dorothy- Gcrmond, Miss
Dorothy Crummett and Mrs. Paul
Smith, hostess.
The May 21st meeting will be
the last of the year for- the de
partment and will be ln the form
of a picnic.
BIRTHOAY DINNER IS'
GIVEN MRS. BABKA AT
DE DOBBELAERE HOME ..
"Mrs. Anna Bahka. of Suthertin,
was honored at a very lovely one
o'clock dinner " Suriday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. J. DeDob
belaere In honor of her birthday
anniversary. -;
- A 'beautiful birthday cake and
spring flowers graced the table
arid lovely gifts were given to
Mrsi Babka from Mr. and Mrs.
X' G. 'Lamorcaiix, of 'Riverside;
Mr. artd' Mrs. E.' L. Lamorcaux,
of Sutherlin; Mr. 'and Mrs. M.
Magncss and daughter, Merla, of
Dayton; Ore.; ' Miss Madeline
Murray and Bob Hansen, of Rose
burg, and Mr. and Mrs. DcDob
belaere and children, Mclvin arid
Mariline.
.V. ! 1 11 I !.. ,') . :i ... i:
MRS". RAL'PH QUINE '
ENTERTAINS CLUB AT' '
DINNER AT HOTEL ROSE
Mrs. Ralph Quinc entertained
her bridge club at a lovely seven
o'clock dinner party Wednesday
evening at the Hotel Rose, after
which the group played con
tract bridge at the home of the
hostess.
Covers were placed for Mrs.
Guy Cordon, Mrs. Clair K. Allen,
Mrs. Cv B. Wade, Mrs. ' Chester
Morgan, Mrs. D. B. Bubar, Mrs.
Kenneth Quine, Mrs. J. R. Whar
ton and the hostess. Mrs. Ralph
Quinc.
High score for the evenings
contract bridge play was won by
Mrs. Alien.
FOR MOTHER'S DAY . . .
GIVE
Miss Saylor's
Unusual Chocolates .
TJHEY'RE DELICIOUS
HaynesV Store
337 North Jackson St.
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