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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON SATURDAY. JUNE 28. 1941. M T 7 lloi to . thli bull b HA. B Nc MB Vr trol Lh mem Urn. 1km Dal UhI Oai Dal wit the Ser Sui gbr tho pic lor wil 1 ma ""ran bat red 1 cor It ! ma frk tivi wli iy . tlol hiH bar 1 die Ilcl the sui ( ani vltl ani dut cle roi wr: lie rcl n of ivc tin; clii by oif SU( res chi wh slu III) chi un hoi fix - I 0I . ii n sic tin on dl h.i let tin III! sir till i llll do ve co is fo til ot rc Hi oi hi oi III rl i tl ll li t b t f SaXDQLFLTTY Social Calendar Sunday, June 29. Episcopal church members to j hold noon picnic dinner at M. F. , Mlddclburg home honoring mem-1 bers of last confirmation class, i Pinner to follow the morning church service. If weather is tin- favorable, noon luncheon to be held at parish hall. Monday, June 30. i Dr. R. L. Dunn's non denomina tional Bible study class to hold final sessions for sixth year of j study. Special speaker. Meeting at 7:45 at dining hall of Douglas j hotel. N. ot VV. Thimble club to meet in afternoon at home of Mrs. M. P. McCuan on Harrison street. Pottawatomie Camp I''lre group to meet at 8 o'clock in evening at camp fire rooms. Cruisers club of first Presby terian church, members and friends invited to potluck picnic supper ut Don Young place at Winchester. Those attending ask ed to bring picnic supper dish, sandwiches and own table service and meet at church at 6:15 p. m. Tuesday, July 1. Melrose grange to meet at 8 o' clock at hall. State grange dele gales to make reports. Evening Red Cross class in home nursing to take final exami nations at 7:30 in evening at Red Cross rooms in Roseburg bank building. George Stunner auxiliary sew ing club to meet in ntternouii at home of Mrs. II. A. Taylor, tlli W. Moshcr street, Instead of at home ot Mrs. Charles Craig as jjU'cviously announced. If the weather permits. Young People's League of St. Paul's Lutheran church wilt meet at .ihurch parlors at (i:3U p. in. to go to the forks of the river for a picnic supper. ... ' , . . Wednesday, July 2. Bcllvlow club Invites Roseburg Woman's club to enjoy two o' clock picnic at home of Mrs. A. F. Sivar on Deer creek. Wo - mans ciiu incmiicrs asKcd to meet at clubhouse at 1:45 o clock. Afternoon class of American Red Cross home nursing invited ' to meet in afternoon for tea at'415 o'clock -in the iitternoon at home of iiiHiruftm- Mrs tom 11. Moore, 302. East Washington street. Cerliticales to he given out. . Roseburg Art and Embroidery club to meet at S. J. Shoemaker home in afternoon with Mrs. E. lihoads as hostess. Garden Valley Women's club to meet at clubhouse in afternoon with Mrs. Harvey Ewens as hos tess. Meeting changed from regular day on account of fourth of July holiday. July executive meeting of Mis sionary society ot Presbyterian church postponed until July 10. ' Thursday, July 3. Country club ladles to meet at 0 a. in. at cluh course for golf ing: potluck luncheon at 12:30 and bridge play at 1:30 o'clock. .On account of week end lioli-iof day, the Christian church ladies aid has postponed ils next meet ing to July 10. Friday, July 4. Fourth of July holiday. Saturday, July 5. Roseburg Woman's club ser vice shop open ail (lav upstairs , in clubhouse, opposite Hunt's In- i Ulan theatre. MISS GAY BUBAR IS HONORED AT CHARMING SHOWER ON TUESDAY A very charming parly of Hi, mfnl l!!,M,ss I'laiues V imberly. week was given Tuesday' evening "h" v ' ""I f hy Mrs. Carl E. Wimhcrlv at hcrlbt'1'1 ''!"" M,'al-V' ''u,-v ;l' "l im home on East Lane slrccl" in com-. i ceremony at St. plimenl ol Miss liav liubar. pnpu- "'"'WS Episcopal, church. Jar brideeleet. who will marry Larry Watson, ol Eugene, Sun ! day, June 'J9. I Gorgeous bouquets of golden, j .colored coreopsis arranged with .I,, ii Mm, ed about the rooms. Games were enjoyed during the evening hours and Ihe prize tor the occasion was the many lovely shower gilht 1.1..V..111...I 1,. Ui... Ki,.. .,.,. the guests. " .lietlyjane Dixon Miss Frances ,,7., ., , , I. Melger, Miss Eleanor Enller. following the social hour. ; Mj!; Man ., .al unison. Mrs. lovely refreshments were served . ,.-,.,,nk Ueiln. Mls .k .U(wil,. Iind a beautiful cake graml one j MUs iUi,,.IUA viuion. Miss D010 end of the table, wnich furnished ,hv t;,., Miss thelma Car the surprise lor the evening as ., A,ls M c steams. one side of the cake was deenrat- j ed With the wording, "Good ! K E VSTONE CLUB MEMBERS Luck, Gay and Larry." ami the 1 ENTERTAIN HUSBANDS AT other side of Ihe cake bore lhelp0TLUCK SUPPER THURSDAY announcement of July ft, wed-1 ding date of Miss Frances Wim- The Methodist Keystone, club berly and Robert James llcaly, Of Patterson, New Jersey, which , .will take place at 4:.i In the aft crnoon .'it St. Georges Iplsi opal church. Announces Marriage At Party Mrs. Albert C. Miller, Coming as a complete surprise to her many Roseburg friends was the announcement party giv en by Miss llu Lauhach Tuesday evening at her home on South Stephens street, at which lime the wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Al bert Clayton Miller (Adah Marie Ruhll, was cleverly told by pre senting photostatic copies of the marriage license to each guest. Miss I.nubach served a charm ing seven o'clock dessert-supper ut a table covered by a beautiful clolu "'mereo " v. into ' wedding cake, topped by a minia- ! ture bride and bridegroom, and I enei,OT. hv wn;,.. Mk.s. a, ,. i end of the table wore small white bowls of liny white blossoms. The marriage of Adah Marie 1 Ruhl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. i,. vv. ituiii, oi ltoseiiurg. una At belt C. Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. VV. E. Miller, of Porlervllle. Calif., look place June 17th, at I 'lll Presbyterian church mausr in i iusoii uiy, iseva.ia Rev. Mr. Harvey, pastor of the church, performed the double ling ceremony. The bride was charming In a navy blue silk dress with matching accessories and she wore a corsage of gar denias and red rosebuds. The bridegroom's sister, Miss Dorothy Miller, attended the bride. The announcement party at tin.' Lauhach home was held one week to Ihe day from tile wed ding date and seventeen friends of the bride were invlled to carry out Ihe number 17, which was the date of Ihe wedding. Covers were placed lur Mrs. All.,.,-, i- Mill..,. ..r v. Ml. ... w ,,.,,. .,,,, r n,e bride; Miss (.lay Hubar. Miss Frances Wiinberly, Miss Kathrvn klusciilmrU, Miss Eugenia Virden. Corvallis, Miss Hctlyjane Dix on, Miss I-lances Melger, Miss Annalu-ll.. lt,.i-,.. Mis Miii-v .l.i Parkinson. Miss 1 -o, olhy ' Oe- mon.l. Mrs. Leo Young, of Salem, Mrs. Bernard Saar, Miss Joyce Url.l.... M wll. n U,-.,u I m., -o ........... MISS FRANCES W I M BE RL Y 1 tnnnminu 1SHOWER PARTY ON FRIDAY Miss Madlyn Stearns entertain cd at a charming miscellaneous I shower parly l-'riduy evening at Iher home in Oakland in conipli- Ihe esening hours weie spent embroidering tea tow els lor the guest of honor. Following !'"' I'"''''l;''; "'' many lovc ' '" A1's U ""'"'' ly. re tre.shmenls were served by Miss Stearns, busies- Miss Wim- bcrly. giu'st ol honor and her mother. Mrs E. Wimberly. ! Mis .ley. Miss ' Bridges, Miss liav Hu- nonallelic lieig. .inss entertained the members' hus-. bands at a delighlful xitliick suh per parly at the I-acuity post Thursday evening Covers were placed tor Mr. and Xi lVN-lli t lew nee Adah Marie Ruhl l-.iiKrin not. Miss Elizabeth Campbell, Mrs. Gordon Payne (Eleanor Entler i, Mrs. Wright T. Mallery, Jr. (Bet ty Russell I, and the hostess, Miss l.i Lauhach. Mrs. Miller was graduated from ine Kosenurg mgn school in 1!).17: with matching hat and tan ac-1 church, while pink, blue and and during her attendance in leessories. Following a wedding ' white Canterbury bells, syringea, school here was recognized as an trip to Timbeiiine lodge, they i delphiniums and Madonna lilies outstanding student and was a will go to Washington to make I were arranged In floor baskets at popular member of the younger j their home, while the bride-! the chancel. Tall white Cathedral set. She was active in Roseburg groom is stationed at Fort Lewis. ! tapers were lighted in the candle bethel of Job's Daughters and Is a j Their residence will be maintain-1 labra at the altar. White bows, past queen of the bethel. She at-jed in either Tacoma or Olym-1 tied with sprays ot blue sweet tended Sacramento Junior college pia. f peas and Dorothy Perkins roses, and this last term iher junior The bride, who is one of Rose-1 marked each pew. year) has attended College of the burg's most popular young ladies, Preceding the ceremony Flora Pacific at Stockton. Calif., where; was graduated from the local Crittenden, of Eugene, sang, she met her husband. At Sacra-j high school and was graduated j "Paris Angelicus" by Cesor inento Junior college, where shej from University of Oregon In'Franck and "Ave Maria" by was graduated, she had her name I the class of 19-lt. After being i Charles Gounod, accompanied by inscribed on a bronze plaque as i graduated from the university. , Miss Kliaheth Kehaefer. ovoanist. being the most . outstanding girl giciuuiiiu iii ine concge. ne is member of Phi Theta Kappa, na tional junior colle-'e honorary fraternity. The bridegroom re- returning to Roseburg to be with ceived his A. B. degree at College 'her parents until her marriage of the Pacific at Stockton in IU-J0 , this week. She has been the in and in l!)ll received his teaching j spiration for a number of charm credentials. He was director of a ; '"K parties during the last few campus radio show this year and!wt''ks- directed the Campus Little The- j ','h' bridegroom was graduated uler orchestra at the college. He tlom Culver Military school In is a member of Phi My Alpha, na-1 t ulvp - '"d.; attended University lional music fraternity and Theta o Nebraska and University of Alpha Phi, national dramatic fra-'Oregon. He was stationed at terniiy. This rail he will leach mu- j l''olt "''lining, Ga the last three sic in the high school at Clover-'months and has just recently dale. Calif., where I hey will make 'Own Iransterred to the Fort their home. ' j Lewis post. Following the wedding cere-1 monv at Carson City, Mr. and ELLISON-BURR BRIDGE Mrs. Miller went lo Clenhrook ' SUPPER GIVEN IN HONOR Lake Tahoe. Nevada, for a wed- 0F MRS- D- MACKILLOP ding dinner. Miss .lea:: Geddes! Um. o( , , ..hll.mtn and Miss Helen Marie Catching , 0 l". both of Roseburg are employed en 0.clock bridgesupper given Glcnbrook t ol lowing the wed-1 Tuesday evening by Mrs. A. J. v.. ...,,i, .,. .,,., i-uine on to Roseburg to be with her par-1 vti . .,m . . . . , ' until August 1st. and Mr. Miller ....... ... u..,. in i be pl unUI AZ ul . when he will join his wife here ; and they will lake a honeymoon . ...... ! v i.i iiu-i-u( -(iiecu. Mrs. Marion Felter, Mr. and Mrs. 'aml centered w ith a white bowl John M. Ralsh, Mr. and Mrs.'0' buc ami 'clow blossoms, Cl irence R mil Mr .,,,,1 M, v i tlankl-'l b' wl'"" candle holders U.iun.t K.ind, Mi andMis. Eail holdinK .,. ,Khteu Hey, Mr. ami Mrs. John painty bouquets of summer flow- Weathci ford, of Portland, Mr ers graced the small serving ta- and Mrs. W. E. Buell, Mr. and blcs ''"' 'he larger bouquets Mrs. Kenneth ForiL Mr. and Mrs. "I''"' ''' '"ls !"-K; Llward Sim l. Mr. anil Mrs. Ver. tuiu Keel. Mr. and Mrs. .l;n k Houcock, Mrs. Loren Harvey Mrs. E. A. Britton ami son, Jim. Mrs. : Rosmc Mars.ers. Mrs.'ll. Karnes. Naomi and Velda Raish. Homer Rami and Margaret Harvey. MRS. FRANK COEN IS HOSTESS TO BRIDGE CLUB ON WEDNESDAY Mrs. Frank Coen graciously en- tertained her bridge cluh at a very charming onetliirtv o'clock' lessen luncheon at her lovely home 111 Laurelwood Wednesday ilternooii. Snapdragons w e r e used In attractive bouquets about the rooms. Covers were placed for Mrs. Marshall Pengra and Mi's. T. G. Watson, gnosis, and Mrs. O. R. Hess. Mrs. Edwin Booth, Mrs. ruiH-nrs v lltll.llliio, .11., mis. Snitt W illiams, Mrs. A. P. Parr. ; Mrs. Frederick J. Porter and the hostess, Mrs. Coen. Contract luloge was enjoyed during the pleasant afternoon hours "'lh score prizes going to' Mrs. 14.10th and Mii. Wat.,011. ELEANOR E. ENTLER AND GORDON MeA. PAYNE MA8RY AT CKUUCH Five-hundred gorgeous white Regal liles and tall ivory cathe Jral candles formed an imprei sive setting for the wedding Tuesday, June 24, of Miss Elea nor Elizabeth Entler, beautiful daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Entler, of Roseburg, to Cordon McAllister Payne, of Fort Lewis, son of Mrs. portion McAllister Payne, Sr., of Boulder, Colo., at St. George's Episcopal church. Rev. Perry Smith performed the ceremony in the presence of about fifty relatives and close friends of the couple at eleven o'clock In the morning. The bride was lovely In a floor length gown of white em broidered organdy. Her finger tip wedding veil was fashioned with a coronet of stctsonia and she carried a shower bouquet of pale pink rosebuds, sweetpeas and ferns centered by gardenias She was given in marriage by her father. The bride and bride groom were unattended The bride's mother wore an at tractive ensemble of dark blue sheer with matching accessories and a corsage of gardenias and pink rosebuds. The bridegroom's mother wore a biegecolored en semble with matching accessor ies and a corsage of gardenias ! and yellow rosebuds. Following the ceremony a charming informal reception was held at the home of the bride's parents in Laurelwood. About miriy close mentis ana relatives were present. Sweetpeas and Canterbury bells formed a very attractive motif for tho rooms, while the beautifully decorated tiered wed- ding cake was topped by theibnue ot Oeorge A. Wllhelm, Jr., same miniature bride and bride- of San Diego, son of Mr. and Mrs. groom as used on the wedding George A. Wilbelm, of Junction caKc or tne brides brother, DanH-uy, saiuroay, June zist, at St. i i Entler, when he was married the i Joseph's Catholic church in Rosc- lall of 1938. The bride cut the I burg. Father Leo Sheehan per wedding cake, which was served i formed the impressive double by Mrs. Gordon Payne, Sr. Mrs. ! ring ceremony at four o'clock in L. A. Wells poured. The church ; the afternoon in the presence of decorations were arranged by j 190 relatives and friends of the Mrs. J. R. Wharton, Mrs. H. O. couple. Pargeter and Mrs. Will H. Ger-j Huge baskets of pink rambler rctsen. roses, blue larkspur and tiny For traveling the bride chose ! while chrysanthemums were ar an attractive aqua-colored suit i ranged at the windows of the I she enjoyed a trip to Honolulu a!""" upon m-i- reiurn io ine unit-list, i en Mates, spent several weeks i visiting in San Francisco, before ' K son and Mr -rat. h ii iwiin -, ic- -r j tj lhe tovmer-s horat. on Ci,sS 'stl'''c' in compliment to Mrs. D. ;u m....u hi.... ... u ' "r""" " "uioie ouoar. cX to rL for heV ster' Miss Gay ICr's Adeline io , X L . m ttodmn8 ! The buffet table was covered "- by a white satin damask cloth ',..1,0 u. ,..,'...:.., ... . ,j,t. mifi, in ... ium uu Covers were ,li..w r.,.- ii- MacKillop, guest ot honor, her i " " ' '' ' s' ' u r'.. ' ' J-, : l.. l,W Clair K. Allen, Mrs. C. B. Wade. Mrs lla.-i-ii. VV H.u.tl, l, l.-.l ,.0. ii 11, , T.V, i. ii-' , other games were enjoyed during ers to grace the prettily appoint ors O R M U",'am.,' the evening and later lovely re-jed serving table. Morgan Mrs c'hesier lorc ir,' I f'hments were served. Mr. j Covers were placed for P. H. Mrs L.E. McClintock Mrs HCl"nd 'V"'S' h'lon and s0"' ! Morgan, guest of honor. Mr. and Berg and Mrs. Frederick j. Por-i "''r'T' m"v,Hl t0 Happy valley in Mrs. J. R. Wharton, Mr. and '' Contract bridge was enjoyed during the pleasant evening hours with Mrs. MacKillop re- cciylng the guest prize and Mrs. C. B. Wade and Mrs. L. L. Wim berly the first and second high score prizes. HOUSEWARMING PARTY GIVEN FULLERTONS SATURDAY EVENING Mr. and Mrs. Civile Fullerton 'were honored at a very delight- nil and enjoyable housewarming party at their country home in Happy valley Saturday evening, beiqllfiij housew arming eift was presented to Mr. and Mrs. Married a,t Beautiful ChurcrvCeremony Saturday thZ I'lioli, hy C'li.rk Sunlit.. i.vivs-U'-vii-u- l-:ivrn Inij. Back row, left to right: Thomas Evans, Katie Gilcrist, Pearl Horney, Mr. and Mrs. George A. Wil- I helm, Jr., I bride and bridegroom), Bill Murphy, Marie Gage and Howard Spear. Front row,-left to ! right: Verne Mouton, Velva Trlveluiece. Eunice Evans and Howard Trivelniece. one or tne seasons largest ana vel oeautnui ot cnurcn weu- dings, Miss WlllaMetta Logsdon, on'y daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. E- Logsdon, of Riddle, became the ! and Miss Josephine Miller violin- both from Eugene. The wedding party advanced to llin lt!ir u-ilh thn nnnninp strains of "Marchc Nuptlale" by Louis Ganne played by Miss Mabel We- berg, of Maupin, who played at the close of the ceremony the "Recessional Wedding March" by William Hill. The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, was beautiful In a princess style, floor-length gown of white slip per satin, fashioned with a full train. The wedding veil of silk net was fingertip in length and was edged with lace and arranged with a Mary Stuart cap of satin covered with seed pearls to match the neckline of the wedding dress. She carried an all-white bride's bouquet centered by gardenias and encircled by white carnations and maidenhair ferns. Satin rib bins attached to the bouquet held In place tiny sprays of swansonla. The maid of honor, Miss Pearl Horning, of Plattsburg, New York, was charming in a powder blue marquisette gown fashioned with lace Inserts and a swirl skirt. The sleeves of the gown were full and long and Ihe neckline was close fitting. She carried a boil- duct of Picardy gladioli buds around gardenias and tied with pink satin ribbon. Fullerlon from Mr. and Mrs. L.lD. H. MORGAN IS L. Wimberly, Mr. and Mrs. j Adrian Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Fullerton. Mr. and Mrs. J. j Mrs. P. H. Morgan entertain B. Hennessy, Mr. and Mrs. Phil'ed at a very lovely seven o'clock Harth. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hart, . ... h(, ,...:., M.. ..,i m.... t,.i. m o ,u-v. Mi- and Mrs Clyde Carstens. Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Maddox. Mr. and Mrs. !' Leslie .0. Cummings, Mr. and Mrs. William Machen and Mr. and Gorgeous bouquets of sweet Mrs. William Moore. !peils werc US(.d ahout ,he rooms fiintr-ii ht'ilirii . htilirii ;iml .n.l i-..n .,1.... 1 ...;u .. .. v' . "C". "-," ",V ."'..7" l-L. u.," o """;1"' ', the South t'mpqna river. COOKBOOKLET COUPON This Couoon and 10 entitles beam to a cookbooklot at the News Review office, Roseburg, Oregon. 1 w ujr j Miss Katie Gilcrist, of Klamath Falls, and Miss Marie Gage, of Eugene, as bridesmaids, wore matching pink marquisette and lace gowns and carried nosegay bouquets of Picardy gladioli buds tied with blue satin ribbon, while Mrs. Velva Trivelpiece, of Yrcka, California, and Mrs. Eunice Evans, of Portland, bridesmaids, wore aqua mariquisette and lace matching gowns and carried nose gays of Picardy gladioli buds tied with pink satin ribbons. The maid of honor and the four brides maids wore matching headdresses fashioned from gorgeous pink Picardy gladioli blossoms. Bill Murphy, of Junction City, acted as best man to the bride groom and ushers included: Tom Evans, of Portland; Verne Mou ton, of Eugene; Howard Spoor, of Junction City, and Howard Triv 4- piece, of Yrek ', Cehf. The brides mother wore a charming blue rcdingote model with matching accessories and a corsage of gardenias. The bride groom's mother wore a powder blue lace gown with black acces sories and a corsage of deep pink Royal- Rapture roses. At the close of the ceremony, a reception was held in the civic club room of the Hotel Umpqii.i. The guests were received by the wedding party and the parents ef the bride and bridegroom. Miss Mabel Vcberg played "To a Wild Rose" by E. MacDoweil; "Romance" by N. Rimsky-Koita-kow and "The Rosary" by Ethcl ber Nevin. Pon Dunn, of Junction City sang, "I Love You Truly" and "O, Promise Me." The buffet table was centered with a beautifully decorated and tiered wedding cake topped by a miniature bride and bridegroom. The cake was cut by Mrs. Bertha Blundell with Miss Kathryn Pid tel. of Milton, Oregon, presiding at the punch bowl. Serving were: Miss Argyll Crook, of Amity; Miss Barbara Emily, of Portland: Mrs. Frederick Chapman, Jr., of Roseburg; Miss Mary Wilhelm. of Junction City, and Miss Lelah Weberg, of Myrtle Creek. Assist ing about the room were Mrs. Delia Clifford, ot Portland, Mrs Henry .Shirtcliff, Jr., of Myrtle Creek, Mrs. Art Johnson, of Port land, and Miss Lillian Logsdon, of Riddle. Mrs. Oren Ledgerwood, of Myrtle Creek, had charge of the guest book. The bride was graduated from University of Oregon and is af filiated with Delta Zeta and Pi Lambda Theta sororities and has taught in the Union high school HONORED AT LOVELY BIRTHDAY DINNER nomo at Winston r riaay evening honor Mr. Morgan on his birthday anniversary "in, ,., ui- V' . i' . ,, jiirs. "' """" " . Jonn I F. Runvan. Mr. and Mrs. Ches- at Junction City, since being graduated from the university. The bridegroom attended the Portland university and Univer sity of Oregon and is now em ployed by the Consolidated Air craft company at San Diego, Cali fornia. For traveling the bride chose a navy blue silk ensemble with white accessories and a corsage of gardenias. Following a wedding rcceptio nwas held in the civic and Mrs. Wilhel.n will go to San Piego to make their home. Out of town guests present: Mr. and Mrs. Matthias Wilhelm of Eugene, Mr. and Mrs. William East of Eugene, Mr. and Mrs. George L. Wilhelm of Creswcll, Mr. and Mrs. Adam Wilhelm of Eugene, Mr. and Mrs. William Carpenter of Monroe, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Carpenter of Monroe, Mr. and Mrs. George J. Wilhelm of Eugene, Mr. Fred Miller of New York, Misses Helen and Sa die Mitchell of Junction City, Miss Eileen Washburne of June- tion City, Mr. and Mrs. Bob,pOWet Betty Jane Roberts, El- Board of Junction City, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Mills of Junction City, Mr. and Mrs. Angus Gibson of Junction City, Mr. and Mrs. Will Washburne of Junction Cily, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Rice of Oakland and Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Rice of Oakland, Mr. Layne Wilde of Junction City, Mr. Lester Jacoby of Eugene, Mr. and Mrs. Gainey Jacoby of Creswell, Mrs. Ada Ja coby of Eugene, Mr. Herbert Al den of Eugene. Mr. and Mrs. Pud ley Trap of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Jess Clifford of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy, Miss Rose Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Murphy, Robert and Kenneth Murphy of Junction City. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Dixon of Junction City, Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Dickey of Drain, Mrs. Bonita Skilling and Bonijean of Cottage Grove, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wilson of Eugene, Mr. and Mrs. Al Freis of Junction City, Miss Marian Glenn and Mr. George Tracer of Junction City, Miss Leola Stigle man and Mr. DoLaVern Ray of Junction City, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hills of Jasper, Mrs. Pearl Hills of Springfield, Mr. and Mrs. Shy Huntington of Eugene, Mrs. Lou Siegman and Miss Betty Lou Siegman of Junction City, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Washburne of Junction City, Mr. Harry Jones of Jasper. Mrs. Elsie Putnam of Springfield, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ilebard of Junction City, Miss I Ruth Seright of Klamath Falls, Mr. John Humphrey of Jasper, Mrs. Florence Weller of Jasper. ' I I i.i in . .ii.. u.t. nusicss, ins. .iirs. neaiy served lovely re P. H. Morgan. I freshments to Mrs. Oliver L, A beautifully decorated hirth-1 Johnson, Mrs. B. W. Taylor, Mrs. day cake was cut and served and gifts were presented to Air. Mor gan In honor of the occasion. Contract bridge was enioyed iduring the pleasant evenine i hours with Mr. and Mrs. Chester Morgan w inning the high score. ' TELEPHONE 88 NEW SERVICE LAUNDRY 324 W. LANE ST. MISS ADELINE STEWART ENTERTAINS AT CHARMING TEA ON WEDNESDAY One of the largest and love- jllest affairs of the season was ttie beautiful tea given from two to five o clock Wednesday after noon by Miss Adeline Stewart, who Invited a hundred friends to her attractive home on Chad .ciek street. The hydrangea hedge, banking the long porch of the home, is especially beautiful at this time of the year and the porch was arranged as a living room for the tea hours, so that the guests could enjoy viewing the gor geous hydrangea blooms. The bushes are immense in height and width and every bloom is enormous in size. Bright-colored summer flowers were attractively arranged about the rooms of the home, while the tea table, covered by a love ly lace cloth, was centered by a mixed bouquet and tall lighted tapers. The guests were received by Miss Stewart. Mrs. G. V. Wim- berly, Mrs. C. B. Wade and Mrs. R. D. Coen assisted about the rooms. Mrs. S. J. Shoemaker and Mrs. E. S. Hall presided at the tea table from two to three o'clock; Mrs. J. C. Hume and Mrs. George M. Brown poured between the hours of three and four o'clock and Mrs. F. H. Chur chill and Mrs. R. W. Marsters were at the urns from four to five o'clock. Mrs. Clair K. Al len and Miss Verna Carothcrs assisted in the serving during the afternoon. A number of summer visitors in Roseburg were present for the occasion and the afternoon was pleasantly spent in visiting. BETTY LOU AND NEAL SCHRIMPF HONORED AT FAREWELL PARTY SAT. Betty Lou and Neal Sehrimpf, daughter and son of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Sehrimpf, of this city, who have moved to Grants Pass to reside, were honored at a de lightful farewell party Saturday evening at Brand's on the North Pacific highway. A lovely hand kerchief shower was given to Betty Lou from the group. Miss Fritzie Hamilton and Miss Wanda Olmcheid acted as joint chairmen for the party. Dancing was enjoyed and re freshments were served. Those enjoying the occasion honoring Betty Lou and Neal included: Wanda Olmcheid, Fritzie Hamil ton, Gerry Fett, Patricia Savage, Bob Elliott, Bill Monstine, Pick eanore Micelll, Betty Wilson, Phyllis Hinsdale, Barbara Ann Turner, Jane Ellsworth, Law rence Wiley, Jack Horn, Carol Kerr, Ward Cummings and Ethel Van Voorst. MR. AND MRS. SHERMAN HONORED WEDNESDAY AT HOUSEWARMING PARTY Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Sherman were honored at a delightful housewarming party at their home on Maple street Wednesday evening, A lovely gift was presented to Ihe Shermans from Mr. and Mrs. Ward Cummings, Mr. and Mrs. Val Strong, Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. William Pemberlon, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Gallon, Mr. and Mrs. Gay Mow cry, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Par slow, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Mc Eachern and Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Rodgers. A pleasant social hour was en joyed and lovely refreshments were served. K AND R CLUB HAS i DELIGHTFUL MEETING AT HEALY HOME Mrs. Charles I leafy graciously entertained the K and R club at her home on South Jackson street Wednesday afternoon. The tea table was centered with beautiful bouquet ot pink roses and snapdragons. ,, .: , ... Sewing and visiting were em joyed until the tea hour, when ii. j. layior, Mrs. C. R. Frear, Mrs. H. B. Roadman, Mrs. Mabel Wilson and Mrs. J. B. Bailey. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Oliver I.. Johnson, the date of which will k be announced later. With Freshly Laundered Clothes It's lilto shaking off the heat to got into clothes fresh from our modern laundry plant! No work for mother, either! Send em to us soiled get 'em back sparkling. I