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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, SATURDAY, MAY 17, 1941.
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Social Calendar
Sunday, May 18.
W. C. T. U. bronze and gold
medal contest at 3 o'clock in af
ternoon at Presbyterian church.
Public invited.
Monday, May 19.
Junior Woman's club members,
husbands and Invited guests to
enjoy "ship-wreck" party at 8
o'clock at clubhouse.
D. A. R. meeting at two o'clock
at Rosohure Woman's clubhouse
...in. . m.. "r , , a ,.,
1 he Dalles, guest speaker on
"Early American Glass." Exhibit
of glass to he shown.
Lilac Circle No. )!), Neighbors
-of Woodcraft six-thirty potluuk
supjier at T. O. (). F. hid I honor
ing members having birthdays In
April, May and June.
Child evangelism training class
last meeting of year at 2:30 at
Preshyterian church. Mrs. C. A.
Chiimhcrlin, guest speaker. Story
graph by Mrs. Nick Noulclt. Re
ports .of week-day Bible teachers.
Dr. R. L. Dunn's non-denominational
Bible Study class to meet
lit 7A in evening at dining hall
of Douglas hotel. Public invited.
Junior American Legion aux
iliary to meet tit 7 o'clock In even
ing at home of advisor, Mrs.
Young, (120 Cobb street.
St. George's Episcopal guild to
meet at 8 o'clock In evening at
parish hall with Mrs. R. D, Wil
liams and Mrs. J. A. Fulcher joint
hostesses for social hour.
Tuesday, May 20
Roseburg Woman's club mem
bers annual picnic potluck lunch
eon at John M. Ralsh home at
facility. Cars w ill leave Woman's
clubhouse at 12 o'clock.
George Starmer auxiliary sew
ing club afternoon meeting at
home of Mrs. R. A. Redell at 532 j
S. Pine street. j
Preschool mothers invited to
hear Dr. Harold M. Krluksnn of
.Male hoard talk oil "The Health j
nf the PreSchool Child." at 2:30
in afternoon at Rose schoolhouse.
Melrose grange to meet at S
o'clock in evening at hall. Re
freshment in charge o( Mr. and
Mi's. Max Meyers, Mr. and Mrs.
Waller Kruse, Mr. and Mrs. Otto
Matthews and Mr. and Mrs. Ken
neth Conn.
American Legion auxiliary
meeting at 8 o'clock In evening
at armory. Nomination ot offi
cers. Social hour lo follow.
Wednesday. May 21.
Winston Merry -Go-Round club
one-thirty o'clock dessert lunch
eon at home of Hie president, Mrs.
J. R. Wilson.
II. E. O. club one-thirty lunch
eon al home of Mrs. D. T. Mey
ers on Harvard avenue.
Patch anil Chat club afternoon
meeting at home of Mrs. .1. N.
Boor.
Roseburg Art and Embroidery
club allcrnoon meeting at home
of Mrs. -Larson, i'M2 Umpqua ave
nue. While elephanl exchange of
gills.
M. O. A. club aflernoon meet
log at home of Mrs. George Pow
ers. Delphian club pollock noon
luncheon at summer home of
Mrs. A. .1. Young with Mrs. Ray
mond Parslow- program leader.
New Idea club one o'clock
luncheon meeting at home ot
Mrs. W. 1). Harris.
Sewing club potluck luncheon
at home of Mrs. Willis Myers.
Thursday, May 22
Country club ladles lo meet at
clubhouse for golfing at !!:o(: pot
luck luncheon al 12:30 ami con
tract bridge play at 1:30 o'clock.
W. li. A. social meeting and
blrlhday parly In allernonn at
home of Mrs. Harriet McAfee,
.rv20 S. Stephens street Willi Mrs.
George Powers, en-hostess.
George Staimor auxiliary anil
camp to enjoy six-thirty pollock
supper al armory, followed by re
spective business sessions.
Norlhside Sunshine club to
meet at II. Casebocr home al A l.'S
R. Stephens si reel with .Mrs. Dew
ey Kruse" as hostess.
Friday. May 23.
Pasl Presidents club of George
.Starmer auxiliary to 1'. S. W. V.
one-thirty o'clock dessert-luncheon
al home of Mrs Paul Demp.
soy.
I'lorenei' Nightingale Tcnl No.
."), Daughters of t'nlon Veterans
of the Civil war to meet al 7.30
in evening at armory.
Snturday, May 24.
Roseburg Woman's club servii-e
shop open all dav upstairs in
clubhouse, oiMwlte Hunt's Indian
theatre.
Mothers to enlerlain senior
elans members at annual banquet
(it 7:00 o'clock at Hotel t'mpqua
Program and dance to follow.
MRS. 8. C. RICHMOND
ENTERTAINS BRIDGE
CLUB AT LUNCHEON
Hoses and Iris formed n pretty ,
motif for Ihe one-thirty o'clock
salad luncheon given by Mrs. S. C.
Jilchiiiond for Iter bridge club,
By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER
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WodnoslltiyvAflW'noon. Covers
I were placed of -film. L. L. Wim
berly. Mrs i'iuU Qmerton. Mrs.
I Frank Long, Mrs. Adflan Fisher,
' Mrs. J. P. MnLsehimbHcher.. Mrs.
Phil llnrth, Mifl.(GIrjfi Owan nnd
Iho hostess, Mrs! JJUqhmontLi i .' :
High score fortne afternoon's
contract bridge play vvas won by
Mrs. Long with Mrs." Wimberly
winning second high score audi
Mrs. Iihi'IIi the traveling prize.
MISS I.OI0 BROWN IS
HONORED AT LOVELY
SHOWER ON WEDNESDAY
, Miss Roberta Edwards Invited,
mi- ill w cum lo nrr noine till
South Jackson street Wednesday
evening lo a delightful six o'clock
potluck dinner and shower parly
ii compliment to Miss Lois
llrown, popular bride-elect.
Spring flowers were nttrac
tively arranged on the table and' Chester Morgan, Mrs. W. 'I. He-1
about the rooms. Covers were ,'tors. Mrs. A. B. Taylor, Mrs. Fred ;
placed for Miss Blown, guest ol ! I-ookwuod, Mrs. T. G. Watson, j
honor, Miss Carol Carnes and '. M,'s- H. H. Turner, Mrs. 1.. E. Mc-i
Mrs. 11. R. Edwards, guests, and
the following club members
Miss Charlotte Dlllard. Miss Flor
ence Hamilton, Miss Carolyn Cor
don, Miss Bette Dwell, Miss Allin
lie Taylor, Mrs. Carmen Abeel,
Miss Patricia Quine, Miss Bar
bara Garwood, Miss Marilyn
Harpham, Miss Mary Margaret
Ellsworth, Miss Lucia Urlltun,
Miss Effle Calkins and Miss Ro
berta Edwards.
Gifts were presented to Miss
Brown and a canned goods show
er I with the labels removed from
the cans) was given to the guest
of honor. Visiting was enjoyed
during the pleasant evening
hours.
MIS8 JEANNE DILLARD
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY
ANNIVERSARY MONDAY
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Dlllard en
tertained at a charming dancing
party al Brand's on the North Pa
cific highway Monday evening to
compliment their youngest
daughter, Miss Jeanne, on her
fifteenth bin Inlay anniversary.
A lovely gitl was presenled lo
Miss Jeanne and the evening
hours were pleasantly spent in
dancing, nftcj-wdiich a beaiui:ul
birlhday cake was cut and
freshments were served. .Miss
Charlolte .Dlllard and Bob ivin lou
acled as chaperons with Mr. and
Mrs. Dillard for the at fair.
Guests Invited In honor Miss
Jeanne included: Miss Wanda
Olinscheld. .Miss Carol Kerr, Miss
Ellicl Ann Van Voorst. Miss
Eleanore Mieelli, Mi.ss Patricia
Savage. Miss Belly Lou Schrimpl.
Miss Geraldlne Stephens. Miss
Fredricka Hamilton. Miss Jane
Ellsworth, Wayne Hughes. Ron.
aid Cordon. Ward Ciunming-i,
Donald Hall, Neal Schrimpf.
Dick Delleniardi. Dick Powell
and Ueilh Harrison.
GARDEN VALLEY WOMEN'S
CLUB HAS ENJOYABLE
MEETING ON THURSDAY
I
The
i-i.lMn-ii iuiey v omell S
! "'lob enjoyed a very pleasant n CI -J
I ermioii 1 hursdiiy al I lie club
house with Mrs. Jake Thronburg
i as itostess.
! Arrange mcnls were couiplcied
; lor sending llyle Hughes of Iho
: Garden Valley school lo l he I II
. summer school al Corvallis.
j ing the enjoyable social
Dur-
hour
lovely rerreslimenls were served
' by the hostess. Mrs. Thronburg
! to: Mrs. K . 1 1 i 1 1. Mrs. G c.
! Bailey, Mrs. It. A. Calhoun. Mrs.
I Waller Crosier. Mrs. Harvey
, Ewens, Mrs. It. S, I Union. Mrs.
! . V. Michel, Mrs. Hugh Klichlc,
; Jr.. Mrs. A. ,. Schneider. Mrs.
i Clem Schneider, Mrs. John Sin
flair. .Mrs. Peter Sinclair
.Mrs C. L. spray.
The ncvl meeting will be
."ilh at the clubhouse wllh
R A. Calhoun as hostess.
iiml
June
Mrs
MR. AND MRS. HERMAN
ENTERTAIN AT BRIDGE
SUPPER ON SATURDAY
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Herman
entertained Mr. and Mrs. II.
.Sehwartkopl, Mr. and Mrs Ed
win Gardner and Mr. and Mrs.
Adrian liowen as Iheir guests al
a delight lul seven o'clock supper
at their beaulilul home In West
Morelatid Saturday oNcnlng.
Cream and yellow colored iris
formed the attractive decorations
tor the occasion.
Cotilr.irl bridge was enjoyed
iluriir,: the evening with Mr. and
Mrs. Edwin Gardner winning the
Iwo high score prizes and Mr.
Bow en winning ihe traveling
prize.
; LEGION AUXILIARY TO
'MEET NEXT TUESOAY
'
very important iniellng ol
American Lcrjon auxiliary
been nnnouuci'il fin lit
i the
, has
o'clock next Tuesday night til
Ihe armory, al whicli time nom
ination ol nlliici-9 will l.il 1 ....
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,irs. i. (.time linker,
, mvsliicnt. inn
requested every member to be
present. A delightful social hour
has been plann. d t,i roiimv the
session.
WILLI AM9-HES3
BRIDGE PARTIES ARE
CHARMING AFFAIRS
Mrs. Scott Wlllliims and Mrs.
O. R. Unas entertained at three I
charming bridge parlies this I
week at the attractive home of,
the former ill Luurolwood. The
rooms were lovely with corneous
bouquets of columbine, sweet-i
I'peas, stock, ins and other color-;
, ful spring blossoms, while the-
serving tables were centered with
crystal bowls filled with blue - col -
ored water holding floating rose-
buds of apricot color.
the lust of the series of par-
Hie first of the series of par-
..n... iiuii wnt
o'clock brideo-luncheon on Mon.
day. Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Hess 1
j were assisted in serving by Mrs. j
i Mrs. Fred Lockwood and Mrs. j
; Frederick J. Porter. The guests
Included: Miss Helen Casey, Mrs.
, Clmlock. Mrs. Hurrls Ellsworth,
Mrs. A. J. Ellison, Mrs. Grant
Osborn, Mrs. Edward G. Kohlha
gen and Mrs. Ivan Pickens. High
score for the afternoon's contract
bridge play was won by Mrs.
Turner with Mrs. Peters winning
second higli score.
On Wednesday Mrs. Williams
and Mrs. Hess invited the follow
ing friends and the Wednesday I
bridge club members as their
minuK: ill ii lnui.lv' nun. Ihli't i
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u ciock ocssei i-iuncueon: mis. n.
D. Parr. Mrs. Frederick M. Chap -
milll Ml-u t-l-lilll IV.nn Mi-t
Frank Long, Mrs. L. K. Flos, Mrs. 1 1''"'1 AIiss Tracy poured and was gifts, flowers and cards were pre
Stewart Cooper, Mrs C M Me-1 assisted in serving by Miss Lamb, isented to the guests of honor.
Dcrmott, Mrs. Willis Myers, Mrs. Mlss Farnsworth, Marilyn Math-1 Mrs. R. D. Knigge was assisted
Robert Kelly, Mrs. Clyde Cars-1 t'ws' U('M' Matthews. Virginia jn serving and about the rooms
tens. Mrs. Harrv Pinniger. Mrs. Fleming anu Arieta Miller. 1 lie; by her two sisters-in-law, Mrs. I.
B. R. Maddox, Mrs. L. L. Wlmbcr-. Kl"'sl book was ln charge of Vio- H. t Mrs. A. R. Knigge, Mrs.
i ly, Mrs. R. D. Coon. Mrs. Edwin "''I Wcels. t Pope, Mrs. George Caskey and
j Booth, Mrs. Paul Geddes, Mrs. G. I The attractively arranges small : Mrs. S. A. Roser.
I W. Cinder, Mrs. Clair K. Allen, , tables were placed in a semi-1 The history of the Iwo guests
; Mrs. Leonard Riley. Mrs. J. M. circle facing the stage. The fol-:0f honor was told and songs in
1 Judd, Mrs. Marshall Pengra, low ing interesting program was eluding. "Put On Your Old Gray
; Mrs. C E. Wimberly. Miss Mar- enjoyed during the tea hour: folk Bonnet." "Silver Threads Among
; garet Bauni and Mrs. Frederick dance by eight boys: piano solo , . Gold," and "When You and I
J. Porter. The high guest prize by Georgene Shan'klin, reading Were Young Maggie " were sung
j for the contract bridge play was hy Joyce Barlley. folk dance by during the pleasant social hours.'
won hv Miss It.iimi with Mis. t...t ,ii-iL. ,.r f,,..n r...c
PoriiT wimiimt Mw. Uuru Mh
pri.e, and Mrs. Mnddnx winning
I the second high score, guest
prize.
On Friday, Hie third of the se
ries of parties was enjoyed, when
Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Hess en
tertained al a lovely one o'clock
bridge luncheon Inviting as their
! guests: Mrs. Paul Ilelweg, Mrs.
J 11. C. Church. Mrs. .1. R. Whar
, ton, Mrs. A. E. Kent, Mrs. R. L.
Whipple, Mrs. J. F Sawvers. Mrs.
C. W. Wharton. Mrs. H. II. Sta
i plelon, Mrs. W. F. Chapman.
Mrs. A. W. Bauui. Mrs. Ilarrie
; W. Booth, Mrs. John 11, Robin
' son, Mrs, Homer Grow, Mrs.
Chester llercher, Mrs. Glenn
Owen. Mrs. G. V. Wimberly and
j Miss Gertrude Rasl. High score
J for the afternoon's bridge play
was won by Mrs. Church with
i Mrs. iiaum winning the second
high score.
DncT ri nn CMTrnTintrn
at raish homc on
TUESDAY EVENING
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Raisl.
entertained Ihe Post bridge club
al a charming (1:30 o'clock din
ner party al their beaulilul homo
'Tuesday evening. Snapdragons
'and earnalions lormed a very
pretty motif for the occasion.
Covers were placed for Mrs.
J. R. Mountford. a gucsl. and
Colonel and Mrs. E. F. Tandy,
Dr. and Mrs. Arthur II. Mount
ford, Dr. and Mrs, Mark 1.. I'll
derwood, Dr. and Mrs. Harry A.
Single, Dr. and Mrs. Maurice
Grossman, Dr. and Mrs. C. E.
Jump. Dr. Daniel Calvin and the
host and hostess. .Mr. anil Mrs.
Raish.
High score lor the evening's
contract bridge play was won by
Mrs. J. It. Mountford.
MARIAN CHURCH IS
COMPLIMENTED AT
1 PARTY ON BIRTHDAY
, Miss. Mary Margaret Ellsworth
.entertained al a charming in-
formal parly Monday evening at
j the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs, Harris Ellsworth, on Win
chester street In compliment to
! Miss Marian Church on her sev
cnleenlh birthday anniversary.
A lovely gilt was presented lo
Miss Marian from: Miss Mar
garet Cordon. Miss Anita Young.
Miss Patricia McClintock. Miss
: Joanne Hume and Miss Doris i
Chapler. Relreshinents werel
served at the close of the enjoy '
: able social hour. '
TRAINING CLASS TO j
HOLD CLOSING MEETING j
The child evangelism training
class will hold us last meeting of;
Ihe year Monday at 2:30 at thei
First Presbyterian church with
Mrs. C. A. Chanilierhn guest!
sM'aker: Mrs. Nick Ncutelt giving
Ihe storygraph and reports being
given hy the Wi-ek Day Bible class
teachers regarding the fifty chil
dren meeting every wivk In heme
classes.
MR. AND MRS. LILLY
HONORED AT FAREWELL
PARTY WEDNESDAY NIGHT
Mr. and Mrs. V. V. Ilarpham
entertained the forest service
group at a very charming fare
well party honoring Mr. and Mrs.
L. M. Lilly Wednesday evening at
the Harpham home on Winches
ter street. The Lillys moved to
Portland Thursday and Mr. Lilly
will be a mechanic on the Bon
neville administration with head
quarters in Vancouver, Wash.
"Cootie" was played during (he
evening with high prizes going to
Mrs. M. M. Nelson and C. K.
Rand and the consolation prize
going to Mrs. C. K. Rand. Mrs.
Hugh Whipple added to the en
joyment of the evening by sing
ing a group of songs, accom
panied by Mrs. Rand.
A lovely gift was presented to
Mr. and Mrs. Lilly and delicious
refreshments wore served to the
ruo.sts of honor and Mr. and Mrs.
1 ;"Z ,
" "' " '.. ",SA U.onald
C. K. Rand, Mr. and Mrs. J. C
'-'." "ts'
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imi. unu iiia. vvfiii'i lllclll, 1V1I. HI1U
Mrs. Hugh Whipple, Mr. and
Mrs. Karl Chapler, Mr. and Mrs.
Gilbert Mack, Mr. and Mrs. O. C. I
I louser. Mrs. T. G. Watson and j
Mr. and Mrs. Harpham and:
daughters, Marilyn, Joyce and
Janet. .
CHARMING MOTHERS TEA
ENJOYED AT BENSON
SCHOOL ON FRIDAY
j Miss Delia Lamb, Miss Ina
Farnsworth and Miss Verlie Tra j
j entertained at a charming tea
from two-thirty to three-thirty o'
clock Friday afternoon at the
Bmson school honoring the moth
ers In their rooms. The auditor
ium was heauli fully decorated
jw lth bouquets of spring flowers,
The tea table, covered by an
attractive lace cloth, was center
, ...
a large bouquet of i-od"omo OI their son ana daughter
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; ""'""'ns crystal oowi. ran
ik.iiik.w .hit .u,tii:i
. .... p.. " ' Tu ..: i V.. Y '..
foy Walter Cox.
L.t1 Mf'rcnuni iinu n;ti mnnicil soio
I
PAST PRESIDENTS
;CLUB MEETS FRIDAY
, AT SAM STARMER HOME
! Mrs. Sam Starmer
'entertained the Past
graeiously
Presidents
club of George Slarmer auxiliary
;to U. S. W. V., at a delightful one
' thirty o'clock dessert -luncheon at
her home on Winchester street
Friday aflernoon.
; Covers were placed for Mrs.
.Charles Craig, Mrs. Argie DeWitt,
Mrs. Irene Williams and Mrs.
Myrtle Norwood, guests, and Mrs.
Hubert Wright, Mrs. F. M. Comp
.ton. Mrs. J. F. Byrd, Mrs. Percy
'Welib, Mrs. II. A. Taylor. Mrs.
Paul Deinpsey, Mrs. William
Long, Mrs. W. C. Printz and the
hostess, Mrs. Starmer.
Sewing and visiting were enjoy
ed during the pleasant afternoon
hours. The next one-thirty o'
clock dessert luncheon meeting of
the club w ill be held May 23rd at
the home of Mrs. Paul Dcmpscy.
Y. T. C. MEETING IS
HELD ON TUESDAY
The Youth's Temperance Coun
cil met Tuesday evening at the
home of Mrs. Ruth Frohmnder
with Richard Dunning, vice-presi
dent, conducting the business
meeting and Mrs. Frohmader giv-,
ing the devotions. Talks on the j The June 11 meeting will he
lesson of alcohol were given by, held al the clubhouse with Clara
Mrs. Frohmader, Mildred Froh- i starmer as hostess'
tnadcr, Richard Dunning and:
Maxine King. An interesting pa-j MRS. E. G. KOHLHAGEN
per entitled. "A Doctor's Advice - ENTERTAI NS BRIDGE
on Smoking." was given by Mrs. CLUB ON TUESDAY
Fred L. Southwiek. ;
The group decided not to hold Mrs. Edward G. Kohlhageu gra
a social meeting this month, and ciously entertained her bridge
instead w ill combine the next , club Tuesday afternoon at her at-
meeting with a social at a swim
ming party and wiener roast to be
held June 10.
GALLOPING TEA IS
ENJOYED AT SCHNEIDER
HOME WEDNESDAY NIGHT
I timer, Mrs. Lerov Jllatt, Mrs.
One of thegalloiilugte.igrouivs.il. p. Corn and Mrs. Maurice J.
of Rivcrsdale grange called at Newland.
Ihe attractive home of Mr and j High score (or the alleruoon's
Mrs. Adam Schneider In Garden ; com racl bridge play was won bv
Valley Wednesday evening. I Mrs. Booth.
Games were enjoyed and later1
in the evening lovely refresh-1
mollis were served lo Mr. and SAN FRANCISCO VISITOR
Mrs. Peter Sinclair. Mr. and Mrs. ,COMPLIMENTEO AT
John Marks. Mr. and Mrs. W. II. j INFORMAL LUNCHEON
Hess. Mr. and Mrs. I!, s. Hutton, !
Mr. and Mrs. Clem Schneider and
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Schneider.
F.PISCOPAL GUILD
TO MEET MONDAY
Mrs. R. D. Williams and Mrs. J.
A. Fulcher will lie joint hosiessrs
at the social meeting of St.
tiinirnes Lpisaipal guild Monday
evening al S o'clock al the parish ;
hall with Mrs. J. M. Judd con -
ducting a short business session
All memN'is are requesied to be
I'lesent.
Celebrate Golden
if t4M7
9 '&-4 -viisti
r i
I 3
k'X tk y i
! NitW-s-lit-vlfU
Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Knigge, of
filG Short street, celebrated their
'gulden wedding anniversary at a
charming open-house affair lues-
day evening, May 5th, at the
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j "... . - n. la cu.ggc
1 usc enjoyinj? the occasion
Mr. and Mrs. Knigge, in
cluded Rev .and Mrs. H. P.
Sconce and children, Peggy Lou,
Marvin and Junior; Miss Mar
garet Page, Mrs. George Caskey,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Howe. Miss
Rosemary Irving. Mrs. B. B. Irv-
; in. Mrs. A. D. Hawn, Mr. and
I1"1'"' Ernest Unrath, Mr. and Mrs
Collett and daughter, Ruth, Mrs.
Andrew J. Ford, Mr. and Mrs.
Kirk, Mrs. S. A. Roser. Mrs. T.
Dunham, Miss Elsie Wettstein,
Mrs. E. Lander. Mr. and Mrs.
L. A. TO B. OF R. T.
HAS ENJOYABLE
MEETING WEDNESDAY
The Ladies Auxiliary to the
Brotherhood of Railway Train
men met Wednesday evening at
the Woman's clubhouse with
iviyrue nouoy, president, in
charge of the business session
and Nellie Ford graciously act
ing as hostess.
A social hour followed the
meeting. The refreshment ta
ble, covered with a beautiful lace
I cloth, was centered with a bow l
I of gorgeous sweetpcas and col
lUinbine. Covers were placed for
Myrtle Snoddy. president, Jessie
Duncan, secretary, Esther Dun
lap, of Eugene, Olive Clarke.
' Alda Williams, Lola Spray, Clara
Starmer, Gertrude Seikert, Leona
Lichtenwalter
Fream.
and K a t h r y n
tractive home in the Kohlhageu
apartments. Roses formed a pret
ty motif for the occasion.
Covers were placed for Mrs. T.
G, Watson, n guest, nnd Mi's. Paul
Ilelweg. Mrs. Ilarrie W. Booth,
Mrs. Chester Morgan. Mrs. II. II.
i Miss Helen Casey entertained
ial a charming tntormal one o'
'clock luncheon Saturday at the
.Hotel I'mpqua honoring Mrs. J.
G. Donnelly, of San Francisco.
(."overs were placed at an at
tractively pH)intcd table for
-Mrs. Donnelly, Mrs. E. F. Tandv.
All's. 11. H. Stapleton, Mrs. J
Harding and Miss Casev.
A.
1 Mrs. Donnelly and her husband,
'Dr. Donnelly, are here visiting at
the home ot Colonel Htid .Mrs. E.
I F. Tandy.
Wedding
Ii
l':ilKMIVlhl
Pope, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis, Mrs.
J. F. Byrd, Mrs. Earl Byrd, Mr.
and Mrs. Ira Byrd and daughter, i
Lola Kay, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bay
liss, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hatfield.
Mrs. VVolford, Miss Mary Alice
jwolford, Mr. Conn, Mrs. Morgan,
vvc
, M,
t.mina P. Woods, Mr. and
Mrs. I. H. and Carl David Knigge,
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. and Earnio
Lee Knigge, and the host and(
hostess, Mr. and Mrs. R. 1).
Knigge and Menl and Roy Dee.
Mr. Knigge was born July 18,: at the Post Wednesday. Iris and
1SU0, and Mrs. Knigge (nee Iclcl-1 otlir-r spring blossoms were used
lar F. Thomas I was born March! to calry out 11 I"clly motif for
28, 1972. They were married tno occasion.
May 6, 1S91, at Mexico, Mo. Mr. i Covers were placed for Mrs. II.
Knigge was employed in the gas,T. Hansen, Mrs. J. F. Dillard.
department for the railway com-i -Mrs. W. R. Brown, Mrs. Kay B.
pany in Kansas until 1903, when. Hampton and Mrs. W. J. Olm
he returned w ith his family to 1 schcid, guests, and Mrs. Adrian
Mexico, Mo., and engaged in the : Fisher. Mrs. Louis Fullerton,
carpenter business until 1835, ' Mrs. William Mdurc and the bos
w hen they moved to Roseburg. i 'ess, Mrs. Raish.
They are the parents of five sons ' Contract bridge was enjoyed
and a daughter: Mrs. E. R. Engle, during the afternoon w ith Mrs.
of Shields, Kans., (who will soon ' Olmscheid winning high score
arrive In Roseburg for a visit),1 and Mrs. Dillard second'' high
W. 11. Knigge. of St. Louis, Mo.; j score.
Rev. M. P. Knigge, of Portland,'
and R. D., I. 11., and A. R. Knigge' MRS- C. B. WADE IS
all of Roseburg. Their grand-' HOSTESS TO CLUB AT
children include: Russell and Carl : CHARM ING LUNCHEON
Wayne Engle. of Shields, Kuns
Junior and Ralph Knigge, of St.
Louis. Mo.: Miss Ruth, ftleril. Rov
Dee, Earnio Lee and Carl David
Knigge, all of Roseburg.
LADY LIONS ENJOY
DINNER MEETING AT
HOTEL UMPQUA TUESDAY
: Mrs. R. H. Franks and Mr
t
J. Molschenbacher wen
joint
! hostesses Tuesday night
at the
I social hour of the Lady Lions,
f.
low ing the no-hostess seven o' -
clock dinner at the Hotel Ump- i Morgan and Mrs. Ivan Pickens,
qua. i Contract bridge was enjoyed
Mrs. Kenneth Dunham won the 'during the pleasant afternoon
evening's high score pinochle : hours with Mrs. McClintock win
prize -and Mrs. S. C. Richmond ; 'he high score and Mrs. Bu
won the bridge prize with Mrs. A. "'"' tll(-' table prize.
Hagel winning the traveling
prize.
Those enjoying Ihe occasion be
sides the hostesses included Mrs.
Ford Singleton, Mrs. D. W. Helli-
well. Mrs. Kenneth Dunham. Mrs.
A
Flagel. Mrs. J. J. Fox, Mrs.
H. D. Palmer, Mrs. Phil Harth.
Mrs. frank Long. Mrs. J. E
Hen-
best. Mrs. C. M. McDermott and
Mrs. S. C. Richmond.
The meeting was conducted bv j " "nl,,!' nK'MV sn"l Newport,
the president, Mrs. Motschenhach-1 Lcsl' Roberts presented an in
er. The next meeting will bo at 1 ""5 na"'r on "Ncw Eng.
S o'clock the evening of Mav 27th 1
j at the home of Mrs. Phil Harth
w ith Mrs. J. E. Henbest. joint
hostess. The members will spend
:the evening sew ing on layettes to
be distributed by the Douglas
I county health nurses.
I PRESBYTERIAN AID
HAS ENJOYABLE
MEETING THURSDAY
Mrs. Earl I'llrieh, chairman,
Mrs. Norman Olson. Mrs. V. R.
Hallcraft, Mrs. Ed Patterson and
Mrs. C. 'Thompson entertained the
Presbyterian Utdies Aid society
at a' delightful one-thirty o'clock
dessert-luncheon Thursday at the
church parlors. Lovely spring
flowers graced the table.
Mrs. E. S. Hall, new president,
conducted the business meeting
with Mrs. Mark L. Underwood
giving the treasurer's report and
Mrs. J. P. Motschenhacher giving
the secretary's report in the ab
sence of Mrs. Clair K. Allen.
Thirty-two answered roll call. The
insili ing ' devotions were given
.by Miss Jeannie Bulck.
A lovely gift and corsage was
presented by the Aid to Mrs. G.
Wicklem. who plans to go chs!
this summer for a visit with her
.daughters. She Is the mother of
Mrs. Ralph (Julne of this city.
Plans were made for the annual
picnic of the society to lie held at
one o'clock June 19th at the home
ol Mrs. George Sew ell. ,
COUNTRY CLUB LADIES
ENJOY GOLFING, BRIDGE
AND LUNCHEON THURSDAY
The ladies of the Roseburg
Country club enjoyed golfing
Thursday morning at the club
course, followed by a 12:30
potluck luncheon served to: Mrs.
Frank Coon, captain, Mrs. E. A.
Pearson, secretary, Mrs. L. K.
Fies, Mrs. W. E. Ott, Mrs. W. M.
McEachern, M r s. Arthur H.
Mountford, Mrs. J. R. Mountford,
Mrs. L. Stearns, Mrs. W. J. Olm
scheid, Mrs. J. F. Dillard, Mrs.
J. M. Judd, Mrs. H. C. Stearns,
Mrs. R. D. Bridges, Mrs. L. E.
McClintock, Mrs. Carl E. Wim
berly, Mrs. J. C. Hume and Mrs.
H. C. Church.
Contract bridge was enjoyed
In the afternoon with Mrs. Pear-1
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VVimberlv, second high score.
The ladies will meet at 9:30
I next Thursday for golfing with
potluck luncheon at 12:30 and
contract bridge at 1:30.
MRS. MALI N D A ODERKIRK
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY
ANNIVERSARY TUESDAY
Mrs. Malinda Oderkirk cele
brated her birthday anniversary
Tuesday afternoon at her attrac
tive home on Winchester street
by Inviting the Northside Prayer
i Circle members to enjoy a study
and social meeting.
Mrs. C. A. Chamberlin had
charge of the study hour. Love
ly gifts and flowers were given
Mrs. Oderkirk from Mrs. Cham
berlin, Mrs. Nora Ware, Mrs. H.
H. Hagan. Mrs. Paul Blaskey,
Mrs. Jones, Mrs. I. H. Duff, Mrs.
Fred A. Knight, Mrs. B. H.
Laird, Mrs. William Fisher, Mrs.
May Beckley and Mrs. R. L. Hud
son.
At the tea hour Mrs. Oderkirk
served delicious refreshments.
MRS. JOHN M. RAISH
ENTERTAINS CLUB AND
GUESTS ON WEDNESDAY
Mrs. John M. Raish entertained
her bridge club and several
j guests at a charming one o'clock
luncheon at her attractive home
Mrs. C. B. Wade entertained her
; bridge club at a charming one o'
clock luncheon Friday at her
beautiful home on South Kane
street. Dutch iris and Cecil Brun
ner rosebuds, arranged in an at
tractive crystal holder, formed the
pretty centerpiece for the serving
table.
I Covins were placed for Mrs. W.
'T- fetors, a guest, and Miss Helen
'-"sey. "irs. iiair i. Allen, Mrs.
p. M. Lee, Mrs. L. E. McClintock,
1 '"''s- - B- Bubar, Mrs. Chester
UMPQUA MINERAL CLUB
HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING
The L'nimiua Mineral club met
ial the chamber commerce rooms
. " , commerce i
' " . U"J " veiling, May to,
Mrs. E. N. Hutchins was elect
1 secretary oi tne organization
io succeed uaroiu wintz, who
has accepted a position at the
Hand Minerals"
' " 1 """Cals and displayed
many specimens from that local
i -v'
In order to buy now mineral
books for the library the club
members are donating a few spe
cimens each to a box that is then
sold to anyone wishing to pur
chase It for a dollar. The first
; collection was sold at this meet.
ing and some donations were p--icinved
fur the second bow
in i
NEW SERVICE LAUNDRY
324 W. LANE ST.
B. P. W. C. HAS
FINE MEETING ON
MONDAY EVENING
The Business and Professional
Woman's club met at the club,
house Monday evening with
Amanda Anderson, president, in
charge. Margaret Saunders re
signed as president of the club for
the coming year and Stella Spen
cer was unanimously elected in
her place.
A letter from Camas Valley
asked the club to send a let.
tor to the state highway commis
sion asking that a part of Camas
mountain be set aside for a park
as at present it is being used for
a dumping ground and Is unsight
ly from the highway,
Laura lies gave a report oi
Sandy's dance revue and Carrie
Bell gave a report on the state
convention to be held in Portland
this week. Mrs. Bell will be a
delegate to the convention. The
club voted to give S5 to the Eagles
lodge on their park and the club
also voted to entertain the dis
trict conference here in October.
Carrie Bell, chairman lor the
evening, introduced Dr. Camp
bell, who in turn introduced the
speaker of the evening, Dr. War
ren H. Gardner, of the state board
of health, who has only been in
our state since August. He gave
a very interesting talk on hear
ing and vision and demonstrated
some of the newer instruments
that are being used In the schools
today for handicapped children.
Mrs. Hazel Lytic and Mrs. Mary
Barrett, Douglas county health
nurses, showed the moving picture
Let My People Live." Mrs. Bell
was assisted by Margaret Saun
ders, Margaret Watkins and Ina
Farnsworth. Lovely refreshments
were served to Laura lies, Mary
Barrett, Margaret Watkins,
Amanda Anderson, Margaret
Johnson, Hazel Lytic, Hazel Dix
on, Mrs. J. C. McCallister, Ethel
Carpenter, Martha Perry, Stella
Spencer, Elnor Sherk, Verna
Cai-othcrs, Vera Frcdrlckson, Ina
Farnsworth, Margaret Saunders,
Nance Fitzsimmons, Sula Parkin
son, Hazel Doerner, Lois Duncan,
Lucille Lenox, Mrs. Hugh Whip
ple, Rebecca Crockett, Elizabeth
Garrett, Ethel Easton, Arlcne My
ers and Florence Snedaker.
MRS. GEORGE SUMMERS
HOSTESS AT LOVELY
SHOWER PARTY FRIDAY
To compliment Mrs. Kenneth
Ford and Mrs. Howard Crook, a
very charming shower party was
given Friday afternoon by Mrs.
George Summers, who entertain
ed the Modern Arts club as
guests.
Gorgeous bouquets of pink and
yellow spring flowers were ar
ranged about the rooms, while
Ihe pink and yellow motif was
also carried out in the table deco
rations and refreshments. A tiny
carriage, filled with rosebuds,
was placed on a mirror plaque on
the serving table. The center
piece was surrounded by tiny
figurines. -
Beautiful gifts were presented
to Mrs. Ford and Mrs. Crook
from Mrs. Paul Morgan, Mrs. J.
A. Maulding, Mrs. Hoover, Mrs.
E. C. Jones, Mrs. J. C. McAllister,
Mrs. A. S. Saar, Mrs. Paul Cas
well, Mrs. E. A. Janzan, Mrs. H.
J. Chandler, Jr., Mrs. H. B. Sul
livan and the hostess, Mrs. Sum
mers.
BADOURA CLUB HAS
DELIGHTFUL MEETING
AT YOUNG SUMMER HOME
The Badoura club. Daughters of
Ihe Nile celebrated the birthdays
of Mrs. A. J. Young. Mrs. Elma
Stephens, Mrs. H. R. Edwards and
Mrs. Albert Mieelli at a delight
ful no-hostess one o'clock lunch
con Tuesday at the summer homo
of Mrs. Young.
A lovely gift was presenled lo
Mrs. Edwards, who is leaving soon
for Marsh field to make her home.
Covers were placed for Mrs. F.
W. Chase, Mrs. George K. CJuine,
Mrs. C. H . Koontz nnd Mrs. John
Throne, guests, and the follow
ing members: Mrs. A. J. Young,
president. Mrs. William Bell. Mrs.
G. R. Bates, Mrs. Bert Wells, Mrs.
Grant H. Moore, Mrs) Albert Mi
eelli, Mrs. H. R. Edwards. Mrs.
Roy Entler, Mrs. W. Holmes anil)
Mrs. II. R. Nerbas.
This was the last reeular meet
ing of the club for the year, how
ever, the group will enjoy several
picnics during the summer
months.
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for All Her
Summer
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