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SOXEDIITf W I
Social Calendar'
Sund.iy, June 15
. ' Eagles auxiliary to sponsor
noon potJuck luncheon at hall for
. Eagles members ' working on
park. '
, Monday, June 16
Dr. h. L. Dunn s non denomlna-
Bible study class to medal 7:ir
In evening at llnlng hall of Doug-
las hotel. Public Invited. '
Junior Woman's club Installs -
tlon ot new officers at 8 o'clock
in. evening at - Woman's club -
house. Mrs. 1. M. Dunn, chair-
man. assisted by Mrs. Perry
Thlclc and Mrs. Harold Hoyt.'
fm. Ku.,u . ""--""k
at 8 o'clock at parish hall with I
Mrs. Rudolph Kilzmnn and Mrs.
A. M. Khudtson; hostesses. Mem
bers of church Invited. Plans for
summer picnic to be nuule.
Tuesday, June 17 ' - ;
George Sunnier auxiliary sew
ing club afternoon meeting at
home of Mrs. F. M. Cornpton on
Spruce street. " ' '
District No. U, O. S. N. A. pot-
luck supper from b In 8 o clocl
' at Hitter's Back Forty. Dr. Ken- j.1(tmllms com),,tt.d the id'trac
neth W. Kinney to conduct d,s- mm ,,(corallons. ,
' cusslon on nursing problems in,, . . .
relation to neuropsychiatry. Kel- ' The buffet table, arranged -In
en Hyan to conduct reports on the dining room, n.cove ied by
; Mate convention. Last meeting of soi-rout. lace how
,,. satin, anil was centered by a
." ,.' u! .'',. .. ..I laVee punch howl, flanked by
n.TUL-is.iii uvfcii-i-
tlco a( 8:30 In evening at
I i i
F. hall.
Wednesday, July 18
New Idea club one o'clock
luncheon nt home of Mrs. W. D.
Harris. "
Hoscburg Art and Embroidery
club one-thlry politick luncheon
at home of Mrs. A. M. Neal. '
Thursday, July 19
i Garden Valley Women s club
I- afternoon meeting at clubhouse
with annual election of officers.
PiYrivivtin Indies nld InstiCallf.. Mrs. D. B. Ilubar, Mrs. 1
? meeting of summer at one o'clock
nlenlc luncheon ut home of Mrs.
!; George Sewell on Spruce street.
Memoers and friends asked to
, bring a covered dish, sandwiches Miss Dorothy l.ermonu, mis. i..
and their own table service. iVV. Metzger, Mrs. C. E. Wimber
; Country club ladies to meet at ;iy and daughter, Miss Frances
nine In morning at club course I -ouise, Miss Helen Gorrell, Miss
i for golfing; potluck luncheon fat Madlyn Stparns, Miss Joyce
' U.-30 and contract bridge at I:.., Bridges, Mrs. H, C. Berg and
o'clock.
; Mid-Week Bible class of St.
Paul's Lutheran church lo meet
' at noon potluck luncheon at home
. nf Mrs. William Vogl. on Whar-
Ion avenue, with Mrs. Louise
r i'olgl. Joint hostess.
Keystone club of Methodist
' church members anil husbands to
J hold potluck supper at home of
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Kaish at
' faellltv Kist.
Circle No. 3 of Roseburg Bap -
list Women's socleiv to meet at
J two o'clock at home of Mrs.
Claude Baker. Business meeting
' In charge nf chairman, Mrs. lion -
'. ert Burton, with Mrs. B. W. Tay -
lor In charge of devotions.
Friday, June 20 .
. ' ut NVii.li. i:,',.,l ,'l,,h iii miM-t
; nt 8 o'clock In evening at home of
' lla Laubach, 5(11 S. Stephens ;
; street.
June 22
1 B. P. W. C. members ami
friends Invited to mtluik noon
I I I ...II I
; picnic IUIKIII.-OU III I'U ni(; t.nnn ,
. nn iNoiiu i.'iuni iiii niHivc hiuh-.
v iiiiiniK .-nil- iiiiiMi i.-ni t.Mi- i
i..i iii l. nni.sis of flu. two losine
i,,ms ;
. .
' BRIDGE CLUB ENJOYS I
DELIGHTFUL POTLUCK
SUPPER AT "WADE INN"
Members of the Wednesday
' evening bridge club entertained
their husbands and euesls at a
. delightful H)tluck supper party j
' this week at the lieaulilul sum-j
j mer home "Wade Inn" of Dr.
and Mrs. C. 11. Wade on the
' North Umpqua river. i
Covers were placed for Dr.
; and Mrs. Clair K. Allen, Dr. and ;
". Mrs. D. B. Bubar, Mr. and Mrs. j
; Chester Morgan, Mr. and Mrs. :
. ftClllli'lll Vfllillf, nil. Him una. -.
R. W harton. Dr. and Mrs. C. B.
; Wade. Mrs: Ralph tjiiiue, Mrs.
Guv Conlon. Slephen Woodford '
and Ivan Pickens. i
Cards and visiting were enjoy
ed during I he pleasant evening
horn's.
POTLUCK BRIDGE CLUB '
. 18 ENTERTAIN&O Al
WIMBERLY HOME WED.
i
a 41 i hi.... I t tin. ..!.....!.-
- .vu. uiiu .hi s. I., i.. ii hi i" i i.i
; entertained their ti:.K o'clock )ot
luck brtilge supper club at ihci,
; lovely home. 'Tine Rldge,' Wed-
t nesday evening. Beautilul lu-
Beautilul hou
(liiets of sweetpens. summer
chrysanthemums, roses, tauter -
bury bells and other rolnrful
blossoms were arranged about
.the rooms. .
Covers were placed for Mr.
and Mrs. Ward Oimmlngs, Mr.
and Mrs. Leslie C. Cummings,
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Patterson and
Mr. niul Mrs. Wimberly.
I oniliut oruige was enjoyen
. during the pleasant evening
hours wilh Mr. and Mrs. Ward
I Cummings winning llu high
fcCOR'S.
MISS GAY BUBAR
HONORED AT CHARMING
SHOWER ' PARTY FRIDAY
l
Miss Cay Huhar, popular bride-
elect, was honored at a very
charming miscellaneous shower
t.n.H.i . fc'.'l.l.ii, n.rnnlnrr '. Hirt -it.
i-tractlve Parrolt home with' Miss
BettyJane Dixon and Miss Kosa
iB. Parrott as co-hostesses, as -
slsted by Mrs. M. Hazel Dixon
and Mrs. Ii'vln Bruhn. ' Assisting
in serving were ' Miss Eugenia
Vlrden, of Corvallls, Miss Kath-
jryn Busenbark and Miss Frances
I Metzger. The - hostesses - and
1 those assisting with the party
wore lovely formal gowns few
i tne occasion.
Thp f.ont p.u.,or wag beautiful-.'
;iy decorated with colorful' sum-
mer flowers arranged with
I heather, while the library was
centered with a table holding a
doll dressed In a 'wedding1 gown
fashioned along similar lines of
the wedding gown to be worn
by Miss Bubar nt her wedding
on June 2!). ' White satin stream
ers, attached to' the chandelier,
were fastened to' the gifls hid
den In various parts of the room.
(Bouquets of tiny white chrysan-
., . ,,,,,, .1., .Vilh
I ntii n.-nniM-.i .......
sweetpens and greenery and plac
ed on an oblong mirror placque.
Encircling the entire centerpiece
was a band of greenery, inter
spersed wltli deep-pink roses. At
the sides of the punch bowl were
crystal holders filled wltli flame
candles and sweet peas.
Manv beautiful shower gifts
, were prcscmru i m "
from: Mrs. P. '1. Bubar, Mrs. D -
,R. MaeKlllop, of Long Beach,
i R.' Burr, Mrs. L. P. Watson and
i Miss Marlon Watson, of Eugene,
(mother and sister of the bride-
fgroom-eleet I, Mi's Bernard Saar,
ilHuuhters. ' Miss Annabelle nnrl
Miss Clarabolle, Mrs: ' W. M.
Campbell and daughter, Miss
Elizabeth, Miss Mary Jo Parkin
son, Mrs. M. F. Rice, Mrs. C. B.
Wade, Mrs. A. J. Ellison, Mrs. R.
L. Halbrlck. Miss Adeline Slew-
art, Mrs. II. C. Darby, Mrs. Doro-
I thy t'hnse Hunt, Mrs. Roy Young
laud daughters, Miss Faith and
i Miss Virginia. Mrs. Roy Catching.
iMrs. Washington Hughes, Mrs.
1 It. W. Marsters. Miss lla I.au-
jbaeh, Mrs. William Bell, Miss
Eleanor Kntler, Mrs. James Red-
'barn, Mrs. Fletcher' Gardiner,
1 Mrs. Dehvln Jewell, Mrs. Irvln
1 Brunn, Miss Eugenia Vlrden,
;Mlss Kalhryn Busenbark, Miss
1 Frances Metzger. Mrs. M. Hazel
'Dixon and the hostesses. Miss
Rosa B. Parrolt and Miss
jane Dixon.
FolUm,g the open ng ol he :
Kits, vlsillng was enjojed and,(
Miss Bubar. youngest daugh -
, l M.... II T HiiK-t .- !
u Ol .Ml . HIUI ims. I . 1. ini,"", i
,oi tnis cny, win ininiiH-
of Eu
oriiu. Ill 1...IHJ ii .11.-... ii. ,
,.. inn,. "I Miss Bubar. who i
.. , '.M-aduated a vear ago from I
'mivniMltv ot Ciillfornia. has :
been teaching this year In Hie,
Gervals, Ore., high "school.
J ACQUELYN CARSTENS
CELEBRATES THIRTEENTH
BRITHDAY ON FRIDAY
Jacipielyn ("aislens, daughter
of Mr. and Mis. Clde I'arslens.
celebrated her thirteenth birth-
day anniversary al a charming i
party Friday afternoon at I he j
lumie of her parents in Laurel
wood. I
l ovely gifls were presented to I
Jaequelyn from John Morgan. '
- I III1K UI1H IWI IM1 11 Hill. 1111,1
tiinder. Jininn and Janice Whip
pi,., Harriet ' Catherine Booth,
jean A.'klev. Nam ltad.ibaugh I
iind Merle Hampton.
Games were enjoed and later
lovely relrcshments were served
al a table cleverly decorated In
the circus inot If. Ilcmillful hou-
quels of sweetpens were used
nlKiut the rooms. Mrs. Caistens i
was assisted In serving by Mrs. !
i (I. W. Ginder and Mrs. Hugh I
il l, In nle
'l'pn-
Y0UNG PE0PLE.S LEAGUE
INTERESTING
TUESDAY
, - tmccimv
! Mrs I iiiil' the tiavelinc iirie A large stork graced rhe table
1 The Young People's League of , " """"")'1""' holding the many lovely gift?
'st. Paul's l.uthernn church met GUILD TO MEET : and which were presentcd lo Mrs.
Tuesdav evening at the home of MONri . y t v ,Nr Prlinmse from: Edna Scolield.
i Mr. and Mrs. It. Kalne. After a , ivtmrei, Esther Baker. Lillian Hill. Addle
j short business meeting the group St. George's Episcopal guild Schneider. Lnrclta llullingtim.
discussed John 12. Rest of the 'will meet Monday night at 8 Ruth Klndlny. Norene Johnson,
jrvening was spent socially. Those o'clock at the parish hall with Bertha Itttlcrsnn. Addie Schlick,
present were: Mr. and Mrs. K. Mrs. Rudolph Hittman mid Mrs.Alta Matthews. Helen Slrickhng,
Ik'alne, Mrs. E. Brinkineycr. MIssiA. M. Knudtson as joint box-! Jet In Miller. Louise Young. Mrs.
-June imei. .miss era Goet:, ,
Miss Agnes Brenden, Miss Erika I
Hl'imt, W. Sylwester, Louis VVII-nie cordially Invited to lie pre-1 1 he hostesses serving lovely re
am. Stew art l?al;er find Miss lent Plans will be mudr for the I fivshmenls cam lni! out a irltv
iMury I'retwell.
ROSEBURG
MRS. JOHN H. ROBINSON
ENTERTAINS AT CHARMING
BRIDGE-LUNCHEON FRIDAY
Mi-..- I..hn 11 Rnhincnn nnfnl-
tained at one of a series of very
1 charmins one o'clock bridge
' 1 1 ri.liorinc a I hni- hnfiiiHrnl in.
I ti'y home on the North Umpqua
' Friday afternoon. Bluebells, pink
1 snapdragons, Sweet William and
I roses formed gorgeous bouquets
about the rooms.' 1
' Covers were placed for Mrs. H. ter Morgan, Mrs. Edgar Lewis,
H. Staplelon, Mrs. Arthur W. Mrs. H. O. Pargeter, Mrs. G. W.
Baum, Mrs. W. F. Chapman, Mrs. .Cinder, Mrs. C. W. Wharton, Mrs.
C. W. Wharton,. Mrs. J. A. Hard-iH. H Slapleton, Mrs J. C. Hume,
ing, Mrs. Harry A. Single, Mrs. E. jMrs: G. V. Wimbcrly, Mrs. M.
F. Tandy, Mrs. Arthur H. Mount- 'F. Rice, Mrs. J. R. Wharton, Miss
ford, Mrs. Kenneth W. Kinnev, j Verna Carothers and Miss Mar
Mrs. J. C. Hume, Mrs. A. A. Wil-'garet Baum. High score for the
der, Mm. J. F. Barker, Mrs. Velle
Broadway, Mrs. L. W. Josse, Mrs.
'Edenr Lewis, Mrs. H. C. Wad
dell and Mrs. Warren Briggs.
' Contract bridge was enjoyed
during the pleasant afternoon
hours with Mrs. C. W. Wharton
winning the high score prize and
Mrs. Kri''iir Lewis the second high
score prize
i
MOLLIE FULLERTON
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY
AT PICNIC LUNCHEON
Mollie Fullerton, daughter of json, Mra. L. L wimbcrly, Mrs.
Mr. und Mrs. Louis Fullerton, in. B. Bubar, Mrs. E. 13. Van Ness,
celebrated her fifth birthday an- Mrs. Jay Garfield, Mrs. H. C.
niversury by inviting a group of waddell, Mrs. John H. Robinson,
friends to' a delightful picnic .Mrs. l. W. Josse. Mrs. Margaret
luncheon on Tuesday. . Baum and Mrs. Frederick J. Por-
Covers were placed for Mollie, j ter.
giiest of honor, and Mollie Jeanne High score for the afternoon's
Maddox, -Mollie Mai'garet Booth, 'contract bridge play was won by
Donna Jean Ellison, Norma Jean! Mrs. v. T. Peters with Mrs. (5.
Wilcox, Carol Moore, Larry Fish
er. Hetty Jean Mount ford, Velda
Mae Itaish, "Barbara Van Ness,
Donald Pearson, Jerry Long,
I Nanev die and .Ii'i-rv Fnllerlnn.
I
I mviIv rrifts worn nt'pvf.nluH tn
iwollio and games were enjoyed
, during the pleasant afternoon
, hours. Mrs. Fullerton was assist-
ed by Mrs. E. A. Pearson, Mrs.
Frank lone Mrs A 1 Fllknn
rinnK i.ong, ivns. a. j. cinson
' and Mrs. John M. Ralsh.
I ;i . ,. ! .
MRS. A. C. MARSTERS
ENTERTANS CLUB AND
GUESTS AT LUNCHEON
Mrs. A. C. Marslers very gra-
rlnusly 'entertained the Social
Eight club members and several
guests nt a charming one o'clock
luncheon - Tuesday at the ' Hotel
Rose. " '' '
A gorgeous bouquet of roses, Richmond, Mrs. Kenneth Dun-! """I -.th matching acccs
n,.,. ,.i ...in . l. ...ui... ham. Mrs. .T. E. Henhest. Mr. ' s01'"'s and a gardenia corsage.
ami ' orchid summer biassomtT.
L.rnced.lie' table. Covers were
placed for Mrs F W Chase Mrs I'l"1 hostesses. Mrs. Goodwin and the Hotel Umpqua for the wed
n l nn,. m -n ui...i,i I Mrs. Palmer 'ding party, relatives and close
Hughes Mrs .1 D Osborn Sirs i Other new officers elected be-
W. II. Richardson. Mrs. W. m!; "''' Mrs. Richmond included:
Campbell, Mrs. S. . A. Sanford, : M'-s- A- Klagel. vice-president:!
Mrs. Lvle Marsters and Mrs.'Mrs. H. D. Palmer, secretary; ;
Frederick J. Porter and the hos 'M'S. Phil Ilarth, treasurer, and;
tess, Mrs. A. C. Marslers. Mr. J. E. Henbest, lion trader.
Visitine was enioved in the'lu the absence of the retiring,
al.V " ?e l,v o( he hot " d" Prosident. Mrs. J. P. Mo.scheit !
lug the pleasant afternoon hours. i"a-'her. the meeting was In j
1 eh.n-i.i. ..f Mm ii w H..1H.
BIRTHDAY DINNER IS
ENJOYED AT MILLER
neuy-jHOME ON THURSDAY
I u'liii n,, mi t m..u
hostess
- (i ((,t,ht(u ()V,()t.k
leigh.ful seven o'clock !p,-iZc with Mrs. Burkhart win-1
"ZZl" ""."nhl"
.f Mrs. Zn Ball!" MID-WEEK BIBLE
s. Carl Fcst on their i CLASS HAS ENJOYABLE
'U',r"
- "l"g
ln(lnl. (f
!and Mrs
hh-lliiliiv iiiiiiIvkixii-v
nnniu i.saiy.
Gorgeous bowls of roses were
S Wd'e
used about the rooms.
...... 1
tow is.!
' guests j
ii k mil ii '
wen- placed for the two
;"J honor and Mrs. Guy Hlckmnn.
:nns. .ii.sepn resi. .mis. Ann.i'Mrs. G. McCOueen. Durinc the !
lle'ttv Sm.nJ Miss A: MibUS,""'SS !1",eli" " was d''led
I I
Klbben. Miss Elsie Recce, Miss
Alice Black and the hostesses,
Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Smith.
Lovely birthday gifts were pre
sented lo Mrs. Baldwin and Mrs.
.vst and the evening bmirs wen
pleasantly spent In visiting.
MRS. C. M. McDERMOTT
ENTERTAINS BRIDGE
CLUB ON WEDNESDAY
Beaulilul limtquels of pastel
ndoreil sweetiM-as were used i,,
"rry out very attractive motif
w ednesil.iy atlernnon. w nen sirs, i
C. M. McDerniott entertained her
bridge club at her home on
son sircel.
Covers were placed for Mrs.
Frank l ong, a guest, and Mrs.
Smtt Williams, Mm. Frank Coen
Mrs. O. It. llcss. Mrs Frederick '
('hi.ntniin. Jr., Mrs. A. D Parr.!
.Mrs. Edwin Booth and Mrs Fied
i rick J. Porter. Conliaci brldgi
was enioved during the pleasant :
,.i i ....i. ii... la i.!
..i..i.. ti. ..'1. .1
tcssos. 1
All of the ladies of the church
.uinual summer ptcnlc.
NEWS - REVIEW, ROSEBURG,
LOCK WOOD COEN BRIDGE
LUNCHEONS ARE CHARMING
PARTIES OF THE WEEK ,
The first two of a series of
charming bridae-luncheons to
(be given this week by Mrs. Fred
u. j.ocKwooa and Mrs. it. D.
jCoen were enjoyed Thursday and
Friday at the attractive" Lock
I wood home on East Douglas
! street. -I
Gorgeous bouquets of sweet
I peas were used about the rooms
and were used to center the at
tractively appointed serving ta
'bios. The hostesses were assist
ied on Thursday by Mrs. Fred
' Kf-llUn VtV nnrl Ml-c W T Dat..
I Guests enjoying the one o clock
bridge-luncheon on Thursday In-
' cltirleH i Mrs .flair W Allnn
'Mrs. Voile Broadway, Mrs. 3. F.
Barker, Mrs. Arthur W. Baum,
Miss Rosa B. Parrott, Mrs. H. T.
Hansen, Mrs. J. A. Harding, Mrs.
Mark L. Underwood, Mrs. Ches-
afternoon's contract bridge play
was won by Mrs. 11. T. Hansen
with Mrs. Chester Morgan win
ning the second high score.
On Friday Mrs. Lockwood and
Mrs. Coen were assisted by Mrs.
L. E. McCllntock and Mrs. Fred
; Schwartz. Covers were placed
! for:' Mrs. O. M. Berrle, Mrs. L.
IE- McCllntock, Mrs. HarrieW.
Booth, Mrs. Frank Coen, Mrs. O.
in. Hess, Mrs. Fred Schwartz,
Mrs. W. T. Peters, Mrs.
: Ellsworth. Mrs. C. B. Wade
'Scott Williams. Mrs. T. n Wat
jR. Hess winning the second high
LADY LIONS ELECT
I MRS. S. C. Rir Hunun
I PR P ft 1 n P NT n c n iid
..
v",s- -.V" "'-'hmond was el
eeted president of the Lady Lions
'M "-v evening ai me seven
! o'clock no-hostess d nner meeting
ij,..i , ... ...
"'p Ho" ' UmPlua. Mrs. .
1W. Goodwin and Mrs. H. D.
Palmer were Joint hostesses . fur
i the evening. The table was cen
tcrcd with a low green bowl of
beautiful pastel-colored sweet
peas.
Covers were placed for Mrs. E.
H. Walton, Mrs. C. M. McDcr-
i motl, Mrs. Glenn Owen, Mrs. Al
lien Burkhart, Mrs. D. W. Helli.
well, Mrs. Phil Harlh. Mrs. S. C.
0. J- Feldkamp. Mrs. Ford
! Singleton. Mrs. Frank Long an(
well. "
Contract bridge and pinochle
were in play during the social
hours wilh Mrs. Long winning
the high score bridge prize and!
Mrs, Richmond the traveling I
MEETING ON THURSDAY
-l-l... IVU.I ll-..l. lin.l.. ..I r
i"i iii-en. mule cuss m i ...m,.s, miii uic j. mow -
si. Paul's Lutheran church held1 ing members: Mrs. Nancy Hlev -
ihcjr regular meeting last Thins-1 ins, Mrs. Grace Digby, Mrs. Clara
j ! . ... .1. r,.. . . ... .
;day afternoon at the home of
In hlivn lhl l.-ist mnnllnii fnl- tlin
. i v
,LI" 1 iiioiiins iii ine uiim ui
a ponucK at tne nome ot Mrs.
vogt on June 19. 'I lie study to-,
pic was based on the latter part
ot Acts, chapter s.
The rest of the afternoon was
spent socially at which time the
! hostess. Mrs. Mctjueen, assisted
jby her mother. Mrs. Stenjgen,
i served lovely refreshments to
Rev. Sylwester, Miss Vera Goelz,
11. i.-,!,,,, M10 .l, l,.L-
i '-; .?al 11 ' ,'v" s' '; . ,n"K'
:."s- - All. 1.. olgt. Mis.
,' 1 " nn " ,V '.,. , "'V
" "" . ivim.im-
eon, mis. i. Mcmann, sirs. It.
Harri-"ebanl. Miss Freid.i Schaclfer
'ani Mrs. V. Anihaieff.
mrs. LOUISE PRIMROSE
HONORED AT LOVELY
,SHOWER PARTY TUESDAY
Ms. Louise Primrose was
""noicu m u very mvciy snowcr
Par,' Tuesday a fterniHin given
nv Wrs- KB,,r Nelson and Mrs.
Verna' Whitlach at the bitter's
home on East Douglas sirret.
Whitlach and Mrs. Nelson.
A social hour was followed hv
;plnk and white motif.
OREGON. SATURDAY.
Marrieo! at Impressive Ceremony
I ! nr.
I r 1 M 1
i ""tit.
6 s Ml J
. Harris SaW,Wt3l1f:?aA' XTLXi
. Mrs. TmmmALS
Miss Elizabeth Ella Russell, at
tractive daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph L. Russell, of Roseburg,
and Wright T. Mallery, Jr., son of
Wright T. Mallery, Sr., of Mel
rose, were married at an Impres
sive ceremony performed by Rev.
William Coughlin, at nine 0 clock
Saturday morji;ng at St. Joseph's
church. Calla lillles and pink
elai
ladioli banked the altar for the
rpl'pmftnv.
I The bridal chorus from Lohen
grin and the wedding music was
, nlavrrl hv Mm H Wat-zlv
i' ,phc br,(,e wh ,
marriae bv' nel. fat her wore a
, . d f ' , fc
. , J. f moacl se pinn
fashioned along Princess lines,
. . .
' , , . fiaik Dlue nat witn
"., K . . w ?
sace was an orchid. Miss Mar-
J,M ' m -oruano, was
maid of honor, and wore an at
, tractive ensemble of pastel blue
I with white accessories and a cor
,sage of gardenias. Robert Ken
ney, of Corvallis, acted as best
imnn;' The'briaVs mother' Wore
attrac,,vc suit ensemble in
! Afjer the ceremony, a lovely
' wedding breakfast was served at
friends. Pink rosebuds and maid- j for Sieamhoat, where the former
1,11 "" f(,rn wilh tall pink tapers i will be stationed for the summer.
FRIENDLY CIRCLE CLUB PAST MATRONS CLUB
HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON ON MONDAY EVENING
w
The Friendly Circle club was Vita Bell and Mrs A
delightfully entertained We.lnes. f '''" re J ,,ln h, blesses at
dav afternoon nt the hnmn nf!a lovely 7. .10 o clock dessert-
Miss June Bowen. Ueauti fnl hni..!sllPP''r Monday evening at the
quels of roses and Canterbury
I bells were arranged about the
j rooms.
After the hii;ness meeting
games were enioved .with MrsJ
Jeff Williams winning the prize.
! -;' .efreshments w e r e
( r i, T?
s'.-, "nrt
son, Parrel. Mrs. Jeff Williams,
Mrs. Albert Long and Mrs. Callie
M..ll... i .1... r ..
Steiwig, Mrs. Grace Bowen. Mrs.
Ada Itoeers Mrs wt-,.-,iw.th firi -
hem. Mrs. Merchant, Mrs. Frank -
lln lrc -1-....,n.....,l Ai.. ill
"" ii.m nn, nn;.. nirti kh -
ra nan unci mis. nlahle Patter -
son. The next meeting will be an -
nouneed later.
HdYNE5 STORE
again has a fine stock in all lines
Our casos aro full of now merchandise.
Outstanding aro:
Reproductions of Birds, Animals
and figures copied from the
finest English craftsmen art
ALSO
Handmcido in America by "Fcnton" milk and hobnail glass
in handled baskets, bawls and vases whita, blue and
champagne.
JUNE 14. 1941.
NeVH-nfVTew Pliolft niul t-.upnivlnff.
Mr. and Mrs. Wright T. Mallery, Jr.
in crystal holders graced the
table. The beautiful wedding
cake, topped by a miniature bride
and bridegroom, was cut by the
bride. Covers were placed for
Mr. and Mrs. Wright T. Mallery, I
Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Rus-i
sell, Mr. and Mrs. Wright T. Mai-
I lery, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dc
Bernard!, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
DeBernardl and daughters, Joan
and Raellnc, Mr. and Mrs. G. De-' ... h r.,,.
r. j, t u .. ni !thc Keel home on Ella sticet.
Rni-narrti lllln Maltol-v Mice,
Eileen Pell, Mrs. J. B. Bailey, Mrs.
nli.mr 1. .InhlKnn Mr and Mrs
Robert Kenncy, of Corvallls, Miss
Marjorie Skene, of Portland, and 'favors- Tllc ,Pa table was cov
Miss Dorothy Germond. cl'ed bv an attractive lace cloth
The bride, who is a popular !and, centered with a bowl of
member of the younger set of!P,nJ! and hite flowers
this city, attended the local ! Du, lnR , ,hB afternoon he
schools and was graduated here Eups,s malf scrapbooks for the
in the class of 1937. She attend-lsls of h"no'- a,nd, beautiful
ed University of Oregon and Ore-I?.1"5, "l'!'c Presented to Mrs.
gon State college and is now em- ?,0ld ,and "f8' Ne,t"n fm,:
ployed by the North Umpqua iM'?; or , 1 lal' , ' Ml E J
L,i k,, ntfoLiorf'Lafferty. Mrs. Charles A. Ed-
r.llrtfi'hlh ,hnnl nH u- irrnri.
uated in 1931. Ho attended Uni-
versity ot Oregon and Oregon
State college, where he Is major-
in, in fnr,ch' i-f 1 mhn,
of Sigma Alpha Epsllon,
fraternity.
E-nii...i .u i i i.
i-uiiiiik iiiv i.-uimiiK oiucliv-
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: former's homo for the members
lot the Past Matrons club of Rose
; burg Chapter of Eastern Star.
v" KM . 1 u
ran'.etl out a pretty mo-
i'Va'cd or M R D Wil I in ms
: Jf.VS !
" J' M,CPl' M C' G'
, Ferrier, Mrs. A. E. Elliott, Mrs.
Guy Cordon, Mrs. L. VV. Rulif-
I m 'i. whiiinin i
' ' ,
1 '. Roycc. Mrs. Job it E. Runynn,
l. - ind the hostesses, Mrs. Bell and
i Mrs Tavlor
i ' -
and
j ' Mrs.
Williams conducted a
hM h.inM w.t
: .social hours were pleasantly
. i- ..i .i.i i ..,....! ...
! speiu iii visuiiig. t picnic nas
Ibeen planned for the summer.
: the date of which will be an-
Inounced later
.... ....
MR. AND MRS. McKAY
HONORED ON TWENTIETH
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
" Honoring Mr. and Mrs. Harold
D McKay, of Roseburg. on their
.....,.in, ivort.iine anniversary.
relatives and friends gathered party GIVEN BRANDS
Sunday at the home oi air. . on Friday tvciMinu
Mrs. Clifford MCivay
North Umpqua for a delightful
potluck dinner.
The surprise affair was ihk"
u0tcck.c fnr the affair were
Mrs. Phil Strader, Mrs. Al Bash
ford and Mrs. C. D. McKay.
Those enjoying the occasion In
Hnrteri: Mr. and Mrs. Harold P.
McKay and son and daughter, IaVi presiding
Mrs. Hugh Ritchie, Jr., Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Quine and son,
George, Mr. and Mrs. Al Bash
ford and Bobby and Donna, Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Grosier, Mrs.
Nettie Thcroux, Dr. and Mrs. B.
latrine intiuHni - - irtllU 11113. CWJll TV 111IUH1S, -ivir
R. Shoemaker and Bertram, Bet-Mrs E s McClaln, Mr. and
W. F. Price, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Cook, Frank Strader, Albert
Brown. Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Mc
Kay, Roy Strader and Mr. and
: Mrs. Clifford IcKay.
j DOUBLE SHOWER PARTY
lS CHARMING AFFAIR
OF FRIDAY AFTERNOON
Mrs. Vernon Keel, Mrs. Wiley,
Mrs. R. B. Hampton and Mra. J.
H. Boucock were hostesses at a '
Mrs. M. M. Nelson and Mrs. Ken-
..' .' ,,,, nf,r
A beautiful . pink and blue mo
I tlf Was CalTied OUt in the IlOW-
er bouquets and In the attractive
! w'ards, Mrs. Melville T. Wire,
Mrs. J. H. Boucock, Mrs. Elmer
"amp'onUM'f'R' t Hi,mPlo'
JT' "' D'MMcK?'' f"'3, Roscoc
- Marsters, Mrs. Hugh Harrison,
'Z mZ gwZ. Mrs!
w-r. WlZ
Floyd Wilson, Mrs. Earl Wiley,
u , ... ,
mid. nuiva u rtllH.-s, ivns. I . Li.
'Burr. Mrs. Adrian Fisher. Mrs.
G. M. Krell, Mrs. John M. Raish,
with the ALEXANDER SMITH
COLORAMA
SELECTOR
foomi for blondes, hrown hair, red hoir.
bruneffei, tilver-Cjroy
ou "n tar" the rooms in your house just as you do your
dmsrs . ... and the cohn in vour rooms We a lot to do
ith imir looks. This i, , (w id ; dKOrlting . . ;
wllf d Co orjma. Come to our rug department toiif and
see hat Ulnrama can do for you by '.'trying on' room.
.. .... iuc .-.icianacr smith Color
ama Selector.
Oyr Cclorama Group of
Alexander Smith Broadlooms
in Plain colors ond pattern,
'yledloflartertheflveeolortypei
106 N. Jackson St.
Mrs. E. A. Brltton and Mrs. Ver
non Keel. '"'- -
Lovely refreshments were sorv
cd at the tea hour by the hos
tesses. - '
SURPRISE HOUSEWARMING
Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Brand were
very pleasantly surprised at a
charming housewarming party at
urpiiseaii.ii- .Wp heautlful new hnmn
lighted by the presentation , o , Moreland Frldav evenin"'
mock wedding with '. when friends of theirs from the
Ostrander as the bride DcW n , nurcH , ca d
McKay, "wlIRW " KcnnCth .party, which was sponsored-
Quine as the clergyman. g(. 'GeorBC,g Eplseopa.' . $
A beautiful set of pottery was I jn charge Qf Mrg H .
mvsnnted to Mr. and Mrs. MCRay ,, ,.. t ha - . -...
and following the picnic dinner, of (ho'd ;
music and visiting were enjojtU. . rrainrt
erous beautiful bouquets were ar
ranged about the rooms.
The attractively appointed scrv.
Ing table Was in charge of Mrs.
Robert Kony witn Mrs. G. c. Fin-
nt the punch
Dolwtn ana Mary turn bowl. '
Mrs. E. A. Brltton and Lucia and A vrry attractive fireplace
Jlmmv. Mr: and Mrs. Phil Sin- lsc,-opn and set was presented as
der and Janet and Billy, Mr. and a ift to Mr and Mrs B .
from: Rev. and Mrs. Perrv
Smith and daughters,' Betty and
Sally, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hume,
Mr. and Mrs. Will H. Gerretsen,
Mr. and Mrs. J:; M. Judd, Mr.
and Mrs. Scott Williams, Mr. and
Mrs.
ty and Doris, Mrs. h-tnei lurnei E T Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Ro
and Jean and Billy. Mrs. Charles 'bert Kc)yi Mr and Mrs c G
Ostrander and Sharon, Mr. RUssell, Mr. and Mrs. Grant H
Mrs. George Short and Alberta, Moore Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Mid
nr. and Mrs. E. J: Walnscott, Mr. ih,. ' Mr and Mn D0..1
and Mrs. R. E. Brown, ' Mr. amI;Mr- and Mrs. jj H, Turneri Dr
Mrs. Charles Mote and Bobby, 'and Mrs. G. C. Flnlay, Mr. and
Mrs. J. F. Strader, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs w F Harris. Dr. and Mrs
Mrs. W. F. Harris, Dr. and Mrs.
L. A. Dillard, Mr. and Mrs. Les
lie C. Cummings, Mr. and Mrs.
Ward Cummings, Mr. and Mrs.
F. L. Crittenden, Mr. and Mrs.
A. M. Knudtson, Mr. and Mrs.
E. C. Patterson and daughter,
Lois, Mr. and Mrs.' E. R. Kenny,
Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Rltter, Sr.,
Mr. and Mrs. T. G Watson and
daughter, Arlene, Mr ' and Mrs.
It. L. Matthews, Dr. and Mrs.
Harry A.' Single, Mr. and Mrs.
charming shower party honoring Theodore Bond, Mrs, Will Hut-
chins and Miss Bess Wharton.
i,, . .., i . ., ,,,
MRS. L. L. WIMBERLY
ENTERTAINS 'BRIDGE
CLUB AT.LUNCHEON
Mrs. L. L. Wimberly very gra
ciously entertained her- bridge
club at a charming 1:30 o'clock
luncheon Monday afternoon at
her beautiful home, "Pine Ridge."
Roses, Canterbury bells and oth
er colorful summer flowers were
attractively arranged ' to carry
out a pretty motif for the occa
sion. -
Covers were placed for Mrs.
A. J. Ellison, a guest, and Mrs.
Louis Fullerton, Mrs. Phil. Hartfi,
Mrs. Adrian Fisher, Mrs. Glenn
Owen, Mrs.- S. C." Richmond,' Mrs.
Frank Long and the hostess, Mrs.
Wimbcrly.
Contract bridge was enjoyed
during the pleasant afternoon
hours with -Mrs. Harth winning
the high score, Mrs. Fisher, the
second high score, and Mrs. Elli
son, the traveling prize.
Hwitiitcrri( ,
.ANNOUNCEMENT!
"ie Mill Representative will be "In 'our store all dav
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