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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURS NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON. SATURDAY, MAY 31, 1941. 1 SqXEQEW ' Social Calendar Monday, Juno j, Juno Oy LOIUi KNIfoMT PORTER dr. ano Mrs. single entertain at lovely,, dinner for mountford3 Dr. arid Mrs. Arthur H.-Mount-ford and the former's mother, 'or'. aNd Mrs. Kinney . ENTERTAIN AT FAREWELL DINNER FOR MOUNTFORDS . Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Kin- CAROLYN HAREM AND BILL GADWAY. MARRY IN EUGENE, MAY 21 At an impressive ceremony at seven o'clock May. 21 at the Christian church in Eugene, Miss Carolyn Harem and BilJ Gadway were married by Rev. Mr. Childers. The bride 'whs lovely In a navy blue, redingote with navy and white accessories and a corsage ol white gladioli buds. The maid of honor,. Miss Yvonne Gadway, sister of the bridegroom, wore a charming navy blue tailleur with white accessories and a corsaee ,of swootpoas. Jerry Rickel act- Oid-Fasdlond Charm For Modef J(in6 Btfds ncy entertained at a very charm ed as best man to the brjde. lllg (IJIIIIt-l pally m uu-ii anmv 'gl'OOm, tive home at the post Thursday evening honoring Dr. and Mrs.!. ' " 'u 7 me ceremony Arthur H. Mountford and Mrs. I W'-s 'ie wedding party Includ- ed: Dr. tf. L. Dunn's hon denom na-i Mrs.. J.. It. Mountford, were tional Bible class meeting xist-1 guests of honor at a very charm poncd to evening of June lh. t'W? six thirty o'cloW dinner Fu,.eiic Women's Choral club ' parly given Thursday evening by concert at senior high school at 8:Pr. and Mrs. Harry A. Single at J. It. Mountford. who are leav-1 dHUhter Miss Ruth Part o'clock In evening Proceeds to go Itjuir attractive, homo In Laureling the. first of the month for f"a 'J?" i1": ,,ISSJ """J GaAf t iLeburg ,wi.nming pd iuml. , oo.l. A beautiful red. white and Washington, D. C. to reside. tLm2!'ad M,s' Intcr-Se Study club to meet at one o'clock dessert-luncheon at home of Mrs.. . R. , R, Brand .In West Morcland to sew for Mercy vxiuu. j in-ttuu mi iirii, ninitj mm j tv ,isiiuif;iuii, u. i-., lu i.-aiu. - . . . blue patriotic motif was carried I A gorgeous bouquet of red 1P" Lonlon, 01 balem. Following the wedding cere:-1 mony a charming supper was en-! joyed by the bridal party and guests. Following a wedding out by the hostess for the oeca- roses with matching rod tapers Ision. ! graced the beautifully appointed Covets were nlaced for Dr. and liable. Covers were placed for hospital. Members asked to bring Mrs. Mountford and Mrs. J. R. ! ''. and Mrs. Arthur H. Mount- f following a wedding sewi g equipment. . . Mountford, guests of honor, Dr. j '" "" Mrs. J. R. Mountford, If P. Mr. and Mrs Gadway wiil Episcopal guild to meet, iL (wo and Mrs. Kenneth W. Kinney, Dr. guests of honor, Mr. and Mrs. ".turn here .(o make their home o'clock In afternoon at home of; and Mrs. Maurice Grossman, j John , M. Raish. Dr. and Mr.. (In North Roburf, Both the J c. McCa lister on East ;l)r. anil Mrs. K. H. Stewart, Dr. '""'"'' -, - .. ... ij. niewari, in . tuiu mis. ivwui- ,tci, a,u- rice Grossman. Dr. Daniel Cal-1 l,,nts at the Roseburg senior vin. Dr. and Mrs. C. E. Jump 'high school. .Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bissoll and ! . the host and hostess, Dr. and! BIBLE CLASS TO HOLD NEXT MEETING JUNE 9 - Mrs. Lane street. , , jaml Mrs. C. K. Jump, Mr. and Lilac circle; No. !!), Neighbors I Mrs. John M. Raish, Dr. Daniei of Woodcraft, to meet at 8 1 Calvin and the host and hostess, o'clock In evening at LO. O. F. Dr. and Mrs. Single, hall uniiiiiil Memorial service, i lViiii-Uii l-l,lr, !...- niJ...,wi Tun-iv. Jiina i . .. .I. Idlirlnc the - nleasnnl evenine ! M,s' Mnnoy. Job's Daughters Invites public j hoiirs with guest, prizes going to A farewell gift was presented nr. R. L. Dunn's non-denom-to installation o new, officers the guests of hodor and (he high h'or" the guests to the tlirco , (national Bible study class will ceremony at 8 o'clock lb evening I score prize going to Mrs. Jump, j guests of honor. not meet next Monday night on at Masonic temple. . ; . . ! The Mountford family will IVgles auxiliary und aerie to; leave Roseburg soon for Wash hold Joint installation (it officers i Ington, D. C., to reside. ; at 0ien meeting at Eagles hull at 8 o'clock In evening,,, , George Starmer auxiliary sew ing club afternoon meeting at T. S. Mllllkln home with Miss Mary and Miss Goldlc Mllllkin, cu-hos-tesses, '. , .,, . Melrose grange to meet lit hull at 8 o'clock in evening. Program to honor high school graduates. All students urged to be present. Refreshments to ,be served by name economics committee. Wednesday, June 4 PROGRESSIVE DINNER GIVEN FOR MISS LAMB ON THURSDAY EVENING Miss Delia Lamb, Benson school teacher, who will become the briilo o'f' William Weber, of Ashland, June 28th, was the In spiration, for a very charming progressive dinner Thursday. The hoi s , d'oeuvres course was served at the home of Mrs. Alvla 'olhei'i'll, followed by the salad Contract bridge was enjoyed ' account of the concert to be ore- during the pleasant evening I sented by the Eugene Women's hours with Mrs. Arthur H.I Choral club at the Roseburg sen Mountford winning the ladies' j inr high school. The next regu high score and Dr. Jump wln-jlar meeting of the class will be ,M. O .A. club afternoon meet- j course at the home of Mrs. M. lng at home ot Mrs. C. T. Tipton. HUZel Dixon mid the main dinner Prebyteiian Missionary society curse wus enjoyed at the home of Miss Ina Farnsworth, follow ed by dessert at the home ot Mrs. C. R. Fream. executive meeting postponed un til two o'clock Thursday. June 12, to be held at C. E. Roberts home, followed by regular meeting of missionary society. Thursday, June 5 , Country club ladies to meet at nine o tourse rounds coif eon at U'..')(i and contract brtdgei lit 1.30 o'clock. ; ' Roseburg chapter of Eastern Star to meet at 8 o'clock In eve ning at Masuillc temple. Program and refreshments. Garden .Valley Women's club meeting at two o'clock at club house with Mi s. H. A. Calhoun as hostess. Christian church ladles aid anil missionary society combined j the Lady Lions Tuesday evening ipeetlng at two ocloik at church at a delightful sewing meeting parlors with. -Mrs, Ellen I'ostjat I he former's attractive home guest speaker. Members and, oil East Cass street. Beautiful ning the men's high score. The traveling prize was won by Mrs. Jump. PRO-AMERICA LUNCHEON MEETING (S HELD AT UMPQUA HOTEL WED. held June 9 Last Monday night the class had an attendance of sixty-three. John A. Goodell, of Chicago, field representative for the Moody Bi ble Institute, was guest speaker, and gave a very fine talk of the educational work of the institute r ?v'-'V-'' TP -3 ' f 'fti.'Sit: rcii'f fc? afaaag., f " I fi MOUNTFORDS HONORED AT CHARMING BANQUET GIVEN BY GRAY LADIES Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Mount CHARMING SHOWER PARTY GIVEN FOR -. . MISS BETTY RUSSELL Mls3 Dorothy Germond enter- ford,' who with their daughter, tained at a veiy charming party One of the prettiest wedding gowns of the season is this charm ingly old fashioned model of cotton lace. Long sleeved with a fitted bodice, bouffant skirt and shirred neckline, it is sure to flatter any Mis. II c. watitieii, piesuioni, un.,i .,.. , ,,., , ! i h,-i,lo A shm-t nr a hin-lenrth veil in cotton eauze or tulle or Pro-America meeting Wednes icon colol'',;l sliJ(-'s 'lln recorded net, held in place by fresh flowers, would be smart with it dav at a 12:30 o'clock no-hostess '"'"V i-u ". luncheon at the Hotel Umpqua. j ln,m,sllnK and enjoyable. . Following n short business ses-1 During June and July the class I slon. Mrs. Waddell nresented an i will study scripture texts descrip I impressive report of the meet-U've of the millenial reign of lng and dinner at the Benson ho-! Christ. tel a week ago Wednesday lion-1 , orlng the national president of j PUBLIC INVITED T.O Following the last course, the i Republican Women's clubs. Mrs. CHARM I NG RECITAL group went to the homo of Miss ! Charles Welse. of Rochester, N. NEXT THURSDAY NIGHT Verlle Tracy, where games were J Y. This aflalr uas one of the . Qn untry club ladies lo meet at onJ , , ,.,, W(7rc nwm.(1,,(, mst outstanding to be sponsored j j , ' " Ts irdl-i lv T!l'"B,,,nte o'clock in mornln;: at club . J ..'...,, niv,. ; by republicans in the state dur- , , , 3'. many in at the Masonic temple. This will for oiM.nlng qualifying t0 (A'ML n" e U'W the last year. Leading repub-! vil,1 ,' .,"'";"' a ,lan? a" ! he a very colorful and impressive ds of annual spring han.lWip "' Ml l'. (leans In the state wore in at- 0 PC',a hPr ''v,'n - ceremony and is one of 11,0 few tournament, l'ntluck lunch. A beaullful gilt was presented .,!.,.. vanced students of Mi :s Gladys sllen aJfHil-s sponsored by the Public Invited To Job's Daughters Installation Next Tuesday Night Betty Jean, and the former's mother, Mrs. J. K. niounuuiu, will leave soon for Washington, D. C, to reside, were honored at a very' charming dinner Wednes day evening given by the Gray Ladies and their husbands at the Hotel Umpqua. Mrs. Mount ford has been active In the Gray Ladies organization here and is past chairman of the local group. Dr. Mountford has been chief medical officer at the Veterans last several years. White magnolias and other white spring blossoms were ar ranged with deepcolored red roses on the beautifully ap pointed table. Covers were plac ed for Dr. and Mrs. Mountford, guests of honor. Mrs. veiie Broadway, chairman ot tne oia Ladles, L. W. Josse, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Waddell, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Coleman. Mr. and Mrs. in-nrire. Wharton. Mr. and Mrs. I'John M. Raish, Mr. and Mrs. A. I. Reich, Mr. and Mis. inum Parkinson, Mrs. Harry F. Hat field, Miss Anne McDcrmott, Miss Margaret N. Johnson and Miss Gjevre., A beautiful gift was presented by the group to Dr. and Mrs. Mountford and following the din ner the group went to the at tractive home of Air. and Mrs. George Wharton on Claire street to enjoy a pleasant social hour of cards. J MR. AND MRS. BRAND ENTERTAIN AT TWO CHARMING DINNERS Principal R. R. Brand, of the Junior high school, and Mrs. Brand entertained at two of a series ot charming dinner parties this week at their beautiful new home in West Moreland. The guests Invited to the six fifteen o'clock dinner party Sat- I urdav evening were Mr. and Mrs. ;w. E. Buell, Mr. and Mrs. H. i Schwartzkopf, Mr. and Mrs. ! James Davis and Mr. and Mrs. I Scott Williams. Beautiful sweet- Roseburg bethel of Job's Daughters has invited the public to enjoy its semi annual installa tion of new officers at a very charming ceremony next Tuesday evening, June 3rd, at eight o'clock to Miss Lamb from Miss Elnor Sheik, MIms Helen Blodgett, Mrs. M. Hazel Dixon, Airs. Alvla Wetherell, Miss Ina Fnrnsworth and Miss V'erlie Tracy. LADY LIONS ENJOY SEWING MEETING AT HARTH HOME TUESDAY America will be held here during church. iMinf, iitn.v ttiiu Mutual, on r-ml ,,innt. ,.. l.nn..,l lo ho vny ...m,. .1.. ii. has been arranged and pronilies Interesting enjoyed sometime during thr i-nrtirrt,.,- Tl, nnil nhinnnrl to I complete its membership drive J"- ".' " " for the vear during the next ten ' ". -""V1 J "'"K-'i y u as i.i.i . ,':',is will be presented - Mrs. Phil Harth and Mrs. J. E. '" " P"''"' r-'-ir-.a n..,,h..vi .-.-ii- .. i'ii,i,i YOUNG PEOPLES il.'ski-ns, John I lak'insrin. Mill to be of Interest to pll vh en- DUD uracil Lions friends cordially invited. Mrs. Charles A. Brand Invili' pub lie to piano and voice recital to bouquets of popples, Sweet Wil- Miss Gladys II. Slrong and Ham, sweet peas and pinks were " " . ,,. Koh,. " '! ' used about the roomy The groiin sncnt tlni evening l given by advanced students of ; sewing on layettes to he dislri both teachers at the First f tup i tinted to needy families by the list church. j Douglas county health nurses. A Mid week Bible class ot St. : short business meeting was con Paul's Lutheran church to meet j ducted by the president, Mrs. J. at two o'clock at home of Mrs. P. Molsihenbacher, at which Geqrge McQueen, (lli S. Pine. I time nomination of olfiirrs was Members and friends cordially In- .held. vlted. Friday, June 6 Itivc rsilale grange lo meet at '.NTI-lint :mil ilpu I h:,rir,G Hi- I ,f .... .l uju No regular meetings of Pro- 'ri,.(, recital wil hi 'jiven a: the oin-ii 10 inv puuul. New officers to be installed in- program i elude: Alhallc Taylor, honored queen: Patricia McCllntock, sen ior princess; Marian Church, Jun ior princess; Ruth Hansen, guide, and Jerry Johnson, marshal. Appointive officers to be in stalled will be: Outer guard. Shirley Carter: inside guard, Bet ty Wilson; junior custodian, Hel en Richmond; senior custodian, Eleanore Micelli; librarian, Bar bara Ann Turner; treasurer, Ella Mae Cloake; chaplain, Patricia Savage; 1st messenger, Phyllis Hinsdale; second messenger, Jerry Stephens: third messenger, Fredricka Hamilton; fourth mes senger, Wanda Olmsclieid; fifth messenger. Ruth Cloak; reporter, Ruth Ann Ruhl; musician. Jeanne Dillard, and custodian of lights, Wilma Pounds. The above officers were elected LEAGUE HAS MEETING TUESDAY EVENING ri"' Holmes and IVtiy Mais! Mi-.: Strong will present Maiy .,l''e Wolfoi'd, Ilcl'ii Sclio The Young People's league of u.iiv M.-ns'i-rs. Anita V - SI. Pauls Lutheran church me;,v.n(, CHven. Floi c Hamilton, I liagen apartments with Miss! l-.rika Hrusl, co hostess. Hoses , MELROSE GRANGE formed a pretty motif for the oc-jHAS INTERESTING casion. MEETING TUESDAY A short business meeting was followed by the study session of Melrose grange held an Inter- John 11. after which u social .cuing meeting i uesoay nigiii ai . i.r..,.- ..r i.r,..L- .....C n.,i...-,wl ..M.i.the halt Willi the worthv master. I 8:15 o'clock In evening at hall I'. Motsrhcnhnchcr, Mrs. (. .1 Willi Mr. and Mrs. It. A. Calhoun, i Fcldkamp. Mrs. I). W. llelliwell Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Conk and Mrs. .1. Fox. Mrs. Frank Long. and appointed at Tuesday eve ning's meeting ot the bethel, a canned goods shower was giv-: Alice (..oft. presiding. Officers Ml.... i- f I I ....i.. I m-iwi.til, t in u,,:il iu, , i- II l,i nn. I'i lowing the meeting Mrs.:w r stuwart Baker, , en the session. Fifty members Hait i and Mrs. Ilenlies served ,, , . . ,. ,.... ...... ! i , jiow.iru ti cs, ,v i-. iiiiii mis. uus- it, uniuiiniiu', lovely refreshments to Mrs. .1. '..,, ,,.' . ,,, . u,,i,,.,.. . . , . ... . , jv iii-iigiu un ami nii.ii lous I iiuio Miss Mary Frelwell, Miss Bren- piogratn was enjoyed with Jay den and Miss llrust. Later In the j Young as announcer. Others tak- Mi.... i ..I.... .....I Mln.. ... Vein and Vivian DomeiUc, in Mrs. s c l ! i,i......,i M,- i.- ii '" ""' ""r .""""' "'" ! mg pan in ine program were . . i .. .. .''.. ::' " illrusl servcil lovelv refri'shnienls n,.,-i v,,nn v,i k'tiiin-vn tn the members and guests. llvtrcqiitn Amy Kruse Cnstal honoring senior graduating class Conn. Alice C.off. Willie lione-1 members ot Roseburg high school peas and snapdragons formed a pretty decorative motif for the oc- which followed a charming six-; casion. thirty o'clock dessert-supper serv-j Dn jvion(ay evening Mr. and ed by members of Roseburg M,.s Bl.anu j'nviu,n as guests at chapter of Eastern Star. Com-! a cha,-mng six-fifteen o'clock din mencement favors and Rowers of mr. Mr and Mrs R M Church, purple and white decorated the . Ml. an(! Mrs W- M. Campbell, attractive tables. ; Mr and Mrs. j, D. oillmore. AIlss .Mrs. Eleanore Perkins, ot ron-. MalJ,al.et CalTr Miss Muliel CLUB ON WEDNESDAY lanu. new gianu gui.u.t.. ui Wnite and Mrs. Hazel B. Lvtle. gon Job's Daughters, was guest Lo. nk aa,ea blossoms and kitchen shower ' Wednesday evening at her home In compli ment to Miss Betty Russell, daughter, of Air. and Mrs. Ralph L. Russell,, who will become the bride of Wright Mallory, June 7. Beautiful bouquets' pf . spring flowers were arranged about the rooms, while the buffet table was covered by an attractive lace cloth and centered with a bowl of pale pink rosebuds, maiden hair ferns and tall pink tapers. The beautifully decorated bride's cake was topped by a miniature bride and bridegroom. - Gifts were presented to Miss Russell from Airs. Ralph L. Rus sell, Mrs. Carl E. Wimberly, Mrs. Paul Abeel and daughter, Miss Carmen, Mrs. Lillian Lawrence, Mrs. H. W. Amason, Mrs. Cynthia Germond, Mrs. Hugh Wells, Mrs. Carl Havens, Mrs. Virginia, Ap plegate, Miss Ellen . Crabtree, Miss Nettie Moore, Miss Helen Catching, Miss Jean Geddcs, Miss Eileen Peil and the hostess, Miss Germond. , . The group spent the evening in embroidering tea towels for the guest of honor and later Miss Germond served lovely refresh ments. CRUISERS CLUB HAS ENJOYABLE POTLUCK SUPPER MONDAY EVENING The Cruisers club of the First Presbyterian church held a very enjoyable six-thirty o'clock pot luck supper Monday evening at the church parlors. Snapdragons and roses were used in attractive bouquets on the serving table. Covers were placed f6r Dr. and Mrs. Morris H. Roach, Mr. and Mrs. Max Pennic, Mr. and Mrs. V. R. Hallcraft, Mr. and Mrs. E, S. Hall, Mr. and Airs. Don Young, Mr. and Mrs. W. At. Chalmers, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Marshall and Mr. and Airs. H. C. Bellows. Dr. Roach gave a very interest lng talk on the "Holy Land".anc a social hour of games and visit lng was enjoyed. The last meet lng of the club year will be Ir the form of a picnic supper June 30th at the home of Mr. and Airs Don Young at Winchester. MRS, F. M. CHAPMAN ENTERTAINS BRIDGE of honor and installed the new formpo ,ne attl.activc boUquPts council of Jobs Daughters, in-;.,, n0 d cd thc chiding: Mrs. L. A. Britton, guar-1 , b, dian: A. B. Taylor, associate guar dian; Mrs. A. E. Elliolt, secre-!MR5 ALL,F ... PnBn tary: Mrs. Albert M.cc.1. t-as-1 M N0EAf LAY :SiMKtSW"ISE PARTY TUESDAY age, guardian of hospitality; Mrs. Mrs. George Crenshaw and George Hinsdale, guardian of pa- Mrs. .1. W. Miller were charming raphernalia; Mrs. G. W. Marshall, hostesses at a delightful birth guardian of finance, and Mrs. j day surprise party honoring Mrs. Floyd Lewis, guardian of music. IaIMc Colford Tuesday afternoon The council serving this last at the Crenshaw home, year included: Mrs. K. A. Britton. ! Nov(,, ps , guardian; A B laylor associate ;tail,m(,nt durl , aftprnoon guardian: Mrs. A. E. Ellio t sec. A .,,, cak ,, htod v rotary; Mrs G. VV. AI.u shall. ; can,(,s and sulTOunded bv pink treasurer; Mrs. Gu Co. don, . ros,,,,U(ls Rraml h(1 brautulv guardian of sociability Mis. appoin,d tabl w, lp attrMh:0 Earl Wiley guardian of hospital- bi,.,n(a f it... M.- U-j.,1 A uu.1 onnr, hnn nf . t...---.. k.vii "i i t''. .,vv., e..-"-- place, finance, and Mrs. Floyd Lewis. Mrs. Frederick Chapman, Jr. svas a most gracious hostess Wed nesday afternoon, when she en tertained her bridge club at lovely one-thirty o'clock desert luncheon at her home in Laurel wood. Canterbury bells formet the attractive table centerpiece while bowls of roses were arrang ed about the rooms. Covers were placed for Mrs Edward G. Kohlhagen and Mrs T. G. Watson, guests, and Airs Scott Williams, Airs. Frank Coen Mrs. O. R. Hess, Airs. A. D. Parr Mrs. C. M. McDcrmott and Mrs Frederick J. Porter. Contract bridge was enjoyet during the afternoon with Mrs Parr winning the high scon prize. MR. AND MRS. LYTLE guardian of music. Delicious refreshments were ENTERTAIN BENSON MRS. CLAIR K. ALLEN ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLUB AT LUNCHEON charge of refreshments. Walton. Mrs. C. M. McDermoll Saturday. June 7 ! Mrs. tl. D. Palmer, Mrs. A. Fle- Rnsebiirg Woman's club service ' gel. Mrs. II. Sluckey, Mrs. Ford shop open all day upstairs in 1 Singleton, Mrs. Kenneth Dun clubhouse, opposite (hull's Indian J hum and Mrs. R. II. Franks, theatre. I . : ! DR. AND MRS. GROSSMAN HOME ECONOMICS I ENTERTAIN MOUNTFORDS CLUB HAS MEETING ' AT CHARMING DINNER AT YOUNG HOME ! Dr and Mrs. Maurice Gross The Home Economics club of man entertained Dr. and Mis. Ar the Melrose grange met Wednes Ithur II. Mount fnril nn, Mi J K day afternoon at the home of Mount ford at a very charming , l',l)l' i,ml ,'""ms' Mothers Banquet For Seniors Is Large Affair of Saturday Night The annual Alothers banquet L-ii,.-in,, tiin it:iihitirin of cm-u .inn iciveiy gins were the new guardian council of the Presented to Mrs. Colford from: bethel. Miss Patricia Murphy was ' M,ls. ,C;?mR", ,L '"T,hw' Ml's' ''' initiated. V' ' ' , , Allhaus, Mrs. Theodore Althaus, Mrs. Ar thur Hudnell, Mrs. Paul Dus scan, Mrs. Prudence Hidinger, Mrs. m. .pancake. Mrs. Robert TEACHERS AT DINNER . Mr. and Mrs. K. D. Lytic ant son, Richard, entertained th Benson teachers and Alls: Grayce Rosche, as their guests a a charming six o'clock dinner a their home on East Dougla: brake, Ray Poerner, Walter (lurch, Wayne Nelson and Lucille Conn. I Mrs. Clair K. Allen very gra-l Refreshments were served at clouslv entertained her bridge.1"'' ''o' program ny Mr. club at a charming one o'clock .'"' Meyers, Mr. ana luncheon Fridav at her attractive 'Mrs. Walter Kruse, Mr. and Mrs. home on Watson street. Roses'0"0 Matthews and Mr. and Mrs. formed a beautiful motif for the : Kenneth Conn. The next grange meeting will be held at the hall June 3rd. was a very large and .charming Mene Branch. blue and white flowers, while the; clever favors carried out the pa !JOLLY NEIGHBORS triotic motif in red, white and CLUB HAS MEETING blue. Covers were nlaced for Su-! AT HAMMER HOME ISpancake, Mrs. lirauch and Miss h""'00' Tuesday evening. nf,;'" .?'Jy "l! lTlnJu, !(!. Hammer gracious- Covers were placed for Mrs. P. T. Hubar. Mrs. E. O. Itirkll and Mrs. W. A. While, guests, and Mis P. M. MR. AND MRS. HANSEN ENTERTAIN AT CHARMING seven o'clock at the Hotel Ump qua. Mrs. E.A. Britton was general chairman of the affair and acted as toastmlstress during the din ner hour, as her daughter, AIlss Lucia, is the president of the sen ior class. Mrs. J. F. Dillard and Mrs. A. B. Tavlor w ere joint chairmen of the dinner with Mrs. G. C. Fin- lav and Mrs. Clyde Clusters in Mis, hathcrlno doling. Hcautl I seven o'clock Inlormat dinner un nouquois in Japanese ins anil puny l their home on East wild lilacs were used about the , Douglas street Tuesday evening, looms. An iiitnictuciv i,iii,,'i ii,,ii..i in i espouse to roil call, snori ,,t ,,,...,,,,,i n,., ,,.i,i,., o,, , i, ,,.,,., m.u r- u w,,,i,. M u'..ro niv'm, t ii,, i..,. i, , ' i m)yn dlliiier table, w hile Ivan Pickens and Mrs. L. L. Me- Mr nd Mrs. II. T. Hansen i Mrs. Guv Cordon, Mrs. W. J. lovelv ir ivsli. mi s e serve 1 1 V V' V "m"l",Ms i 1 ""- memiH-rs. ;:,,! daughter. Miss Ruth, and olmsclieid and Mrs. L. L. Wim- nln,n . suu" the rooms. I'mitr.-irt hH. limed son. Uobhv. entertained at a ! k,.u. i ,.i, f rinmi-ntinns: an iiiirae- i),i h !.,.. .. V. . ....,..;'""' ". '".' i. r . " i.v.i.im, niii-tng ine pleasant atternoon i i ming onuur puny ai inenivrs. Earl Wilev and Mrs. l.ee. Mis. Chester i . . . Ii,,.rf ,.r n. ,.,. Mrs F. n. Calkins, Mrs. C. 11. Glenn. at a table i covered by ti..., l.....l.i.....wi . I . u . "" "i.-"tin i iviittiK Those present were Anna T'homn- i,'."",'? e ,"as V,,J,,'yi'l,1 "ml i ''ours with Mrs. Pickens winning 'beautiful new home in Laurel-1 Garwood In charge of favors and v ' h " B S1, : Huienbark,;,,,,,, ,,,, , M l"K' Nellie Meyers. Crystal C onn, . MUI1,((1(, ,, ltaU;h.r. Ucttv L . CLUB HAS kX rMaS , ;!hr,v,f:';no:: !"m"t,ng . Wlllamlna Honehnike. C. r a e e i ' ' U .. J'.. "' Mountford, are j at BLOOM HOME TUESDAY i .i . i- 7i i. leaving ine nrst ot t he moil h for r n and the hostess, Kathe, Ine j .,,,.,, . c , ,mlk(, h,.r lm,m" home. , . ....... . by Mrs. II. T. Bloom at her I'I I ut-.n L. A m 19 wood Monday evening having a. j Mrs. Roseoe Marsters. ticket sale tneir guests: Miss Carol c arnes. ! chairman Miss Umlene Crockard Missj ' , , . ,w0 erlie Tracy. Mrs M Hacl H-x- accompanied :V, V"l.,U'' Mi Hby Miss Ite.te Owen and Roy Tb, F. S. club was pleasantly Miss Helen Blodgett and Miss ' B'" lows ' n,U l'h's' PJ ll ctilert.ilncd Tuesdav afternoon l,m F,H-n,w,ih able magic act. The class song HOSTESS AT LOVELY LUNCHEON THURSDAY Aliss Delia Lamb entertained! MISSIONARY EXECUTIVE MEETING POSTPONED Red roses cu rled out a pretty ing the pleasant evening hours. INTER SE STUOY CLUB TO MEET MONDAY was sung by the entire group The tao.es were (iecoraleo; In MRS. AORIAN FISHER ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLUB AND GUESTS j home. Sewing and visiting were: moti( ()r , nd enjoyed Urautitul bouquets of ; Miss ,., IU,ns()M S(,1.V(( , ,,n. Tile I'lcsl.vteiiiu, Misslnnai v ' ' i. ",., ':,. r,L ' i i: . .i, .!"1'1' ,l5'"n "as ")' ,l"1' itviwttl I vi tmit liic Kne I ( I .. . at very lovely luncheon at the .K)ni,, (rmn Wednesday of next ! At fmir o'clock Mr,. Bloom jioin urn mi inui'Miay noon io,,.k to two o'clock Thursday, ! ,crved delirious n-f,ehmenls to 17 f'u"T Mrs. A.Irian Fisher vei-y gra u , r ' nmW,l,lJl, VJ- '" " h,;l'1"1 "" Mrs J F livid Mrs C, R Chan-i4"-"" n'te' no" piously entertained her bridge MlliJ" Weber, of Ashland, oil i0f Mrs. C. E. lioberts and lo he ;,. M,s. Karl IVckcr. Mrs.! Mrs. It. R. Brand has invited i clu0 nml s,,v,,,al Ruests at a duno ahii. followed by the regular month-. llai rv F. llattleld. Miss Manethe memlH-rs of the Inter-So charming one thirty o'clock salad covers were p aced at a very y meeting ot the Missionary io- Mmiens. Mrs It. W. Marsters. studv club lo meet at her home ! luncheon at her home Wednesday beautifully appointed table (or cietv at two-thirty o'clock. The Mr, Waller Slnuleion. Mis. Ira Mnii,'lv ; ...... -..i.,..i, .i.,.-..,.t. afternoon. Columbine, love In !rl'.ii 4i!S' i ''nb. l MiM meeting o( the executive ivmniit- Dyrd and the gianddauglitcr ol luncheon, to tx- followed bv'a so- j"u n""1 a"d swwt P1'8" 'l"med a ncnuiitui mom lor ine tames and rooms. ("overs were placed (or Mrs. J. F. Dillard. Mi's. II. C. Church, Various shades of uink snap dragons, roses and sweetpea: formed a pretty motif for tin table. Covers were placed fo Miss Rosche, Aliss V'erlie Tracy Mrs. M. Hazel Dixon, Mrs. Alvi. Wetherell, Miss Elnor Sherk Miss Delia Lamb, AIlss Helei Blodgett, Aliss Ina f'al'nswoitl and Mr. and Mrs. Lytic and son Richard. Visiting was enjoyed durin; Hie pleasant evening hours. I ,.i m-lllnn. Evelvn Wilev' ""u,""" ' 10 MIS. Athalie Taylor, Larry Anderson.': s;mfcmm,,t 1,11(1 Mrs. Phil ul,.,.-i Philliiv: Phvllk C-iiKvav : ls'um' Patricia Glenn,' Arvilla Buffing-1 Lovely birthday gifts were pre- AUXI LI ARY SEWING ton, Ira Pierce, Florence Hamil- " ",,u "s- r-an uaKley from 1 --u to MEET Ion, Roberta EdwardsT Effie Cal-:""- r-mmitt, (Jrace Alat- kins. Fatricia Quine, Ed Bryant, i 'news. Helen Strickllng, Mabel Marceil French, Mildred Van;Uassom' "'! Melssner. Coral Noy, Voile I Iarcm, Donald Frcar, Hamm and the hostess, Mrs. Harold Russell, James Finlay, ; Hammer. Frances Patterson. Betty Mars-j At the tea hour Mrs. Hammer ters, Miriam Claypool, Alan served dainty refreshments. Knudtson, Hildcgard II i i Inn I Carmen Abeel, Marilyn Harp ham. Barbara Garwood, (trite Owen. Yvonne Stradcr. Bill Good low, Jim Spackman. Mary Ro land. Charles Iliney, Dick DeBer nardi, Cloydene Darby. Bertha Moon, Elmer Giles. George Cren shaw, Carolyn Cordon. Roger Olmsclieid. Elaine Fett, Dorothy White. Robert Kent, Charlotte Dillard and Lois Kurtz. George Starmer auxiliary sew ing club will meet next Tuesda; atternoon at the home of Air.' T. S. Milllkin with Miss Mar; and Miss Goldie Mllllkln actiiii as hostesses. All members ar cordially invited to be prepen' Vei'llc Tracy, Mrs. M. Hael lKx- itee was nrcvlnuslv planned fur ill,. I slininn t.ii Hlmun. rhil iim' f .-,! r...- i..,t. on, Miss Helen lilodgett. Miss El- June I lo In- held at the home I next nurtlng will lie June hospital. Member are rruucMcd nor Sherk. Mrs. Alvlu Wetherell of .the presidnit, Mrs. W. Jl. i(i Hi (ii,- home o! Mr;. G. It to tulnr. th0lr rewln- equipment and Miss Ina r'arnanurth. Cumpbill. ic liapin.in. j to the meet lng. Mrs. G. V. Wimberly, Mrs. Wil liam Moore. Mrs. Clair K. Allen. Mrs. J. R. Wharton and Mrs. A. J. Ellison, guests, and the follow ing club members: Mrs. Phil Harth, Mrs. L. L. Wimberly, Mrs. Glenn Owen, Mrs. Frank Long and Mrs. J. P. Motschenbacher. Contract bridge was enjoyed during the afternoon with Mrs. Allen winning the guest prize; Mrs. Harth the high club score; Mrs. Long, second high club score and Mrs. Owen thc traveling pria I ' 7VI U ! Let Us Care for All Her Summer Washables ...-,.v. K.irt?.. Iuin.ltlt.tr. uut.lfor ilrvlna In lliv tll.tk 1. I 1 II llila.l i 111 ..f Ilt.t!..r .;,r IHM.ul f.hill'tt- iiii.lM,rn f't'"!' r uii-li'l frfi.- (. t(1 I ...rfr. I- v tii.nt.il t.y uur txi'fil- TELEPHONE 88 NEW SERVICE LAUNDRY 324 W. LANE ST.