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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON SATURDAY, JULY 12, 1941.
SdXCDEW
Social Calendar
Sunday, July 13.
Glongary Sewing club mem
hers, families and friends invited
lo noon basket-picnic: dinner at j
homo of Ml', anil Mrs. P. A. Durch ,
jll Elgaroso.
Monday, July 14.
Ladies auxiliary to F. (). E. lo
meet at 8 o'clock at hall. Enter
tainment to lollow meeting.
Tuesday, July 14.
Women and girl's organizations
of lioscburg invited to send repre
sentatives to meeting at two o'
clock al chamber of commerce of
fice lo make plans for gathering
of aluminum for national defense.
George .Starmer uuNiliary sew
ing cluh lo meet in afternoon at
home of Mrs. Leonard Hales.
Melrose grange to meet at K
o'clock at grange hall. Every
member urged to he present.
Wednesday, July 15.
K and It club afternoon meet
ing al home of Mrs. Oliver L.
Johnson on Kast Douglas street,
yv. C. T- V. members and guests
invited to one o'clock picnic lunch
eon at "Rollen Acres," home of
Mr. and Mrs. K. II. Wilson at
Umpqua. Judge I). N. Busenbark.
euesl sneaker on. "Women nnd
National Defense." i
Patch and Chat club afternoon
meeting al home of Mrs. D. W.
Smith. '
, Roseburg Art and Embroidery
club meeting and miscellaneous
'Miction sale at home of Mrs. Wil
liam Rallcv on South Deer creek.
niversdale Hannv Hour club
annual nicnle at (i:30 In evening j
al W. E. Ott home on N. Ump-
nua for all members, their fami-1
lies anil Invited friends. t
Thursday, July '16. ,
I. .'idles of Country club lo meet i
at riub course at nine a. m
for
folfhig; iiolluck luncheon at
i ;.'() and contract bridge jilay at
l:.W.
Garden Valley Women's cluh lo
hold regular meeling al club
house at I wo o'clock in afternoon.
Dixonvllle Ladies club to meet
at hall In afternoon with Mrs.
John Fox, Mrs. II. E. Blood and
Mrs. Joseph lleidenreiih, hos
tesses. War Relief grmm lo meel at
two o'clock in Perkins building
(o sew for Britain war relief.
Circle No. .') of (osohiirg Bap
tist Women's society to meet at
two o'clock al home of Mrs. Glenn
Woodruff witli Mrs. Scolt in
charge of devotions.
Saturday, July 19.
Roseburg Woman's club servle
sbon open all day upstairs in !
clubhouse opposite Hunt's Indian
Ihealre.
American Legion Auxiliary
welfare shop open in former Mad
dux grocery building on North
Jackson street.
Junior Woman's club lo spoil
sor carnival dance at Oakland,
Ore., to raise funds for county
home project. Mrs. .1. E. lien
best, chairman, assisted by Mrs.
('. E. Smith, Mrs. Perry Thiele,
Miss Dorothy Crunimell and
Miss Patricia Turner.
July 21.
Thimble cluh lo hold picnic sup
per at John Thennes grove. Those
attending are asked to meet al
11:15 at the 1. o. ( i. F. hall.
JEAN RICHESON
HONORED AT FAREWELL
PARTY ON THURSDAY
A deliglitlul swimming parly
and larewell affair was given by
a group ol the younger set Thin s
day evening at Casile Rock lion
oring Miss Jean RiiIicmiii. who
lell Saluiday wiih her inotlier lor
San Frani lsco lo join Mr. Riehe
son and make their hoine.
Following the picnic and sun
at Castle R.icli. the group rnioyrd
dancing at Brand's on the .North
Paeilic highway Those lionoiiug
Miss Riche.son included: Miss Net
tle Lee Stevenson. Miss Aihalie
Taylor, Miss l.ila Sanders, Miss
Belte Owen. .Miss Mary Margaret
Ellsworth. Miss Charlotte Dillnrd. 1 m
juiss inriii ii i onion, i.an y An
ilersoti, Merlon Cole. Iia! Den
Ion, l"iil Lytic, l.ovell Baker. Bill
Slioiin, Virgil Sanders. Bob N..r
ton and I'lin Lawrence.
HUGHE S-OSBORN
LUNCHEON IS LOVELY
AFFAIR ON THURSDAY
Mrs. Washington Hughes and
Mrs. J. D. Osboi n entertained at
a very charming one o'clock
luncheon Thursday at the atlrac
live Hughes home on Spruce
street. A bowl ol yellow nasliii
tturr.s gr.T'd the nix'tlily
ed table. ' ' j
Covers were placed lor Mis. i
Ernest I'nnith, Mis:. Elsie Well j
ftl.'in, Mrs. Harold Hoyt. Mrs. E. !
A. BriHon. Mrs. A. J. Young, Mr.i
William l.'nrath and tlie hos-
Icvsrs. Mrs. Hughes and Airs.
born. I
Sewing and visiting were eti-l
joyed during tlie pKvsunl alt i
noon hoitii.
By LOIUS KNIGHT PORTER
Marriag3 of June
I
!
!
Uy I'hil li SlIKh, . N. i-l:.-v
Mrs. Edward Qarr (Eva Baker)
Mr. and Mrs. II. G. Baker, of
Roseburg, have announced Ihc
marrlage of Iheir daughter, Miss
Eva Until, and Edward Hair, son
of Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Barr. of
Kedlauds, Calif., at Reno, Nevada,
June 201 h. Tlie wedding cere
mony was performed bv Judge
Edgar Father. Miss Naomi (,'oldep
Hid William Hal lei, of Sacranieu
to, Caljl., were attendants.
Tlie bride is one of lioschuig';
most bcnutilul girls. She was
Br.'idiialed from I he local high
school in l!).t!l. She was active foi
several years in Roseburg bethel
No. S. of Job's Daughters and is ,
lile member of the organization
She attended Sacramento Jiiiuo'
college for one year. The bride
groom was graduated from Sal
Bernardino, I'alil., high sclioo
Mrs. J. A, Harding
Cha rming
One nl tin' most charming par
lies of the summer was the one
nVlni'ii . iii-i. i. .... i
MoiuI.-iv bv v i 1 1 -. ... i ; ..
j me nisi in a series oi ueiigni nil
'social al lairs lo be given by her j
at the Hotel I'liipqiia. Tlie parly
I wus K'v,' 111 compliment lo Mrs. !
... .. i.M.i .-o.iii, i, icceoi neui-om-1
.I oi mi coy irom iioqiiiaiu.
Wash., and other out ol town !
guesis honored were: Mrs. .1. Gar- j
iicki, twrs. i . U. Miller and Mrs. i
Geoige Stonecipher. all of Tucson,
nn.iiia, now residing on tlie :
iSorili (!mpiua; Mrs. II. Cm ran, ,
nils. ( i. i!. Chiids and Mrs. J.
Eisenbacli. all ol San l-'i am-isco.
Huge baskets and while bowls
: " 1 1 .mo nr. lien-1
: nett glailioh lent a coloriul note ;
i" ine loony, unue Inuiijucls of
puiK ami blue luikMiiir. Iiy i
! uiaiieas and sweelpeas w
I'd about t lie rooms of (In..
I In.i: aparlinrnl.
; The luncheon table.
l.ird-
wiiere i
covers were i.liee.l lor tbiriv
; live, earned out a lie.uiiifiil pink.
I.l'.le, yellow and orebnl color
selleme by llle Use id oblong blue
jlim iors. liow ls ol past, colored
gladioli, bird ligiierines and pas
: lei colored favor baskets and
j plaeeeai ds. Attractive col sages
MR. AND MRS. CAMPBELL
! CLt EBRATE SILVER
I WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
! A very charming surpree no i
j hostess dinner and parly was held j
H the lieaulilnl new home of Mi
uid Mrs. R. R. Biand in West
md Tliiusilav evening in
honoi ot the twenty. tilth wed
ding . iiiinveis.il ..( Superintend
ent anil Mrs W. M. Campbell.
Tall ivorv candles and a beau
Hliiilv decorated wedding cake
I Ihe latter a gilt lo tlie Camp
bells Hum their daughter an, I
soil. ! In ahelli and McAfee I grac
ed lln pieinly appointed table.
The i.iko was lopped by a silver
bell vv hirh matched the silver bell
plai ec od lavors.
Covers w nl- t,.i Mr ;,...!
Mrs. Campbell and daughter. Miss
Elizabeth, and son. McAfee. Mr
I Mrs. Civile
i i I. .met' l i l . i
W M.llslei
I t -111 i.'h. Mi
ami Mis.
B. ai d. Mr. and
. Judge and Mi
. Mr and Mrs.
I', li ( Inn . in 1 1
Paul litieblooil,
.ml. and Mr.
I 'Inn i Lill. ol C
Mr
s. K !
Sioekton. .
Os-'Mis. Geoig
Sherman.
A beautiful gill o
picsciitid h;. Ha: J.-.U.
si,v cr
'! 'o
n 111. t
'and Mil., ('.ir".'?. !I
20th Announced
It'll I : IOO'- 1 i li . I
and attended Loyola university at
Los Angeles and lias Just recently
returned Irom a five year slay in
the Hawaiian islands, where he
was an assistant engineer in gov
ernment survey work. For the
present I hey will make Iheir
home in Sacramenlo, Calif.
For the wedding ceremony the
bride chose a gray lailleur with
an attractive blue hat, tan aires
iories and a corsage of gardenias.
I'hc bridegroom wore a light tall
business suit.
Mr. and Mrs. Barr exnect lo nr.
ive in Hosebuig, .lulv liilb, t street. Beautiful bouquets of by- i
Isll al the home of'tlie hitter's idrangeas were used about the liv-,
larents, Mr. and Mrs. R. G.'in I
Baker, on North Jackson street. 1 Covers were placed for Mrs.;
vlembers of the younger set. who Bert Wells, Mrs. A. S. Coen, Mrs. 1
ire close friends of Hie bride.
iiiicipating tin- couple's visit
Willi
much pleasiir.?.
Entertains At
Bridge-Luncheon Monday
I were placed al
i Shaw and the
iver
six
i for Mrs.
out-of-town
; guests.
! Ba.iki'ls ot Ki.;ii'ini i,l:,.li,,h -,.,.i
lein were used about tlie Civic
cluh room.
Guests invited by .Mrs. Harding
to n.,, Mrs. Shaw and I lie oul ol-
town ladies included: Mrs. I
Ken-
nelh W. Kiiin."
Mis. Arthur V
Barker, Mrs.
Mrs. C
B. Wade,
Bautii
Mrs. J. F.
Velle Broadway. '
Mrs. I.. W. Josse
Chapman, .Mrs. (
Mrs. W. I.- 1
W. Wharlou,
Mrs. Dexter
i is. I-: !' Tamiv
Rice. Mrs. II. ('. Waddell. Mrs. W
Iv Futrelle. Mrs. Edgar Lewis
Mrs. A. A. Wilder. Mrs. J. C
lltlnie Mi s l; 1 1 i i m...
Kieil l.iu kwooil. Mis
Itol.iiison. Mrs. G. y.
John 11.
Winiberlv .
Mrs. .1. (. Whal Ion
.Mrs. George
Wharlou. Mi
n ry A. Single.
Mi
Harris Ellsworth. Mrs. Clair
K. Allen. Mrs. II. II
Staplelon,
,,,.1 A I." 1
, Miss Rosa B, I'aiToll
,,1..-.. r..
li. Stewart .
Mrs. Harding was
I about the rooms by Mr.-.
ssisted
A. A.
j i ii. .11 .SSI'.
. Contract bridge was enjoved dur
ing Ihe pleasant aliernooii hours i
j dli Mi s Shaw receiving the i
guest prize anil Mi s. .losse the '
I high score prize. j
ll.ler and Mrs. I.. W
taken ol tin
group and the eve
lung bouts
in v isiting.
were enjovably spent
MR. AND MRS. McCALLISTER
t IN l t H T A I N AT CHARMING
DINNER PARTY WEDNESDAY
Ml', and Mrs J. C. Mci'albslci
cub n, lined at a verv
harming
iiinner p.irlv al their altraetivr
In. me on -:,is Lane street Wed
liesdav evening having as Hieil
guests: Mr'. William Bell. Mr.
and Mrs. Walter, of Anaheim.
Calif., Mi
i nd Mrs. Paul Caswell
and 111 and
ir.ei s.
Cards anil
j. ..( .In. in.;
Mis. George Sum-
visiting
were
' evelllle
MRS. PAUL JENKINS
t. iv ( t il TAlNs AT L O V t L Y
INFORMAL LUNCHEON
Earl Mis. Paul Jenkins entertained
Dr. at a verv lovely one o'clock in
1. 1 jlornial luncheon at her altraclivc
and 'homo in l.auielwoo.l Friday Itav
.imp' nig as her guests. Mrs. Carl E.
Winibeilv and daughter. Miss
was j Fiances, and Mi's. II. C. Berg.
Mi' iV'-!i:.; '-a:, ettjev -il din hv tin
a it :p!v.aiit altei noon houis
M. O. A. CLUB PICNIC
ENJOYED AT CALKINS
SUMMER PLACE WED.
The M. O. A. club members en
lertained the Friendly Circle club
members al u delightful picnic
luncheon Wednesday at the at
tractive C. li- Calkins summer
i camp on ttie iNorth. Umpqua.
! Covers were placed for Mis.
;W. I). Patterson, Mrs. Leslie
'I'faff, Mrs. E J. Kodgcrs, Mrs.
W. Ktelwig, Mis. Bessie Smith,
Mrs. Duncan, Mrs. A. J. Town
send, Mrs. C. E. Marks and Mrs.
L. Connelly, guests, and Mrs. E.
Q. Cloake, Mrs. George Powers,
Mrs. C. T. Tipton, Mrs. John Tra
vis, Mrs. Hoberl Mouller, Mrs. C.
B. Calkins, Mrs. John Marks, Jr.,
Mrs. Kenneth Cloake, Mrs. El
don Ogle, Mrs. Charles Mohr,
Miss Ellamae Cloake, Miss Effie
Calkins, Miss Jean Cloake, Miss
Peai'l Jones, Miss Mildred Marks
and Miss Marlon Cloake.
1 Games were In charge of Mrs.
W. O. Patterson and Mrs. Eldon
Ogle and later in the afternoon
swimming and visiting were en
joyed. The next regular meeting of
the M. o. A. club will be held Au
gust li at a potluck luncheon at i
the home of Mrs. Hoy Good.
MRS. C. E. JUMP IS
HOSTESS AT CHARMING
, DESSERT-LUNCHEON
mis. L. E. Jump graciously en
tertaiued at a charming one-thirty
o'clock dessert luncheon at her
attractive Laurel wood home Mon
day. Dahlias, sweetpeas, nastur
tiums and other colorful summer
oiossoms weie usee lo carry nut Louise wimberiy, beautiful daugh- full skirt and Eaton jacket. She!0mricon Nu national home eco
a pretty motif for the occasion. ter of Judge and Mrs. Carl E. : wore a head-veil held in place Comics professional honorary.
Covers were placed for Mrs. W. i Wimberiy, of Roseburg, became t with a spray of white sweetpeas , The mid term of her senior year
E. Fulrelle, Mrs. Chester Morgan. ' the bride of Robert James Healy, and her corsage was of gardenias ci,ni ..i Mm i iii fuimnr in
Mrs. Mark L. Underwood. Ml
John M. Raisb, Mrs. H. T. Han
sen. Mrs. E. B. Van Ness and her
sister, Miss Phyllis Allen, of
Blooininglon, Illinois, and Hie
hostess. Mrs. Jump.
Contract bridge was the diver-
sion of the pleasant afternoon
hours with Mrs. Hansen winning
'Hie high score prize and Mrs.
Futrelle, the second high score
; prize.
MRS. F. W. CHASE
iENTERTAINS SOCIAL
EIGHT CLUB TUESDAY
Nasturtiums formed a
motif for the one o'clock
pretty
lunch
eon given by Mrs. I". W. Chase
luesi ay lor the members of the , Maria," accompanied by Mrs. Net'
Social Eight club, which met al i,.,c
hrT attractive home on Moore
Melville T. Wire and Mrs. I). II.'
Morgan, guests, and the follow.,
ing members, Mrs. A. C. Mar
sters, Mrs. J. I). Ostium, Mrs. R.
1.. Gile, Mrs. I. B. Riddle, Mrs. P.
T. Bubar and the hostess, Mrs.
Chase.
.Sewing and visiting were en
joyed during the pleasant alter
noon hours.
ASTORIA VISITOR IS
COMPLIMENTED AT
LOVELY DINNER MONDAY
Mr. ami Mrs. James E. Saw
yers and the hitter's sister. Miss
Gertrude Rast. entertained at a
very charming (i: 45 o'clock din
ner al their beautiful home Moil-
"'
evening in compliment to
Lilian Tabke, of Astoria,
iii is
who is here visiting her daugh
ter, Mi
lelwood
Scott Williams, in l.au
Lilies, sweelpeas, pansies and
larkspur were beautifully carried
out in Hie decorations. Covers
were placed for Mrs. Tabke. Mrs.
George R. Chiids. of San Fran
eiseo. Mrs. T. B. Virden. Mr. and
Mrs. Scott Williams. Miss Ger
trude Rast and Mr. anil Mrs.
Sawyers. Visiting was enjnvctl 1
I I I ,
.... .. i ne in.i.saoi evening
hours.
MRS. R. L. GILE
ENTERTAINS AT LOVELY
LUNCHEON ON WEDNESDAY
To compliment Mrs. Lillian
Tabke, of Astoria, who is here
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Scott
I William::, and to honor Mrs. S. A.
! Sanlord on her birthday anniver
sary. a very lovely one o'clock
luncheon was given Wednesday
I by Mrs. I(. I.. Gile at her bcauli
! lul home in Edenbower.
A lovely birtbdav cake and col
orful summer flowers decorated
Ihe luncheon table. Covers were
placed for Mrs. Tabke and Mrs.
Sanlord. guests of honor. Mrs.
jSii.tl Williams. Mrs. .1. E. Saw -
ii-.s. .his. ,i . i ,. v isooj n. hi is. it c .
(ale and Ihe hoslcss. Mrs. R. L.
Gilo.
Visiting was enjoyed dining Un
pleasant attcrnooti hours.
F. S. CLUB HAS
DELIGHTFUL MEETING
.TUESDAY AFTERNOON
The last meeting fur the sum
mer of Ihe F. S. club was enjoyed
Tuosil.iv aliernooii at the home
1. 1 M"s C (I WvM-.i:--.
Sewing and visiting were ill
loved dining the aliernooii and
al the tea hour delicious refresh
ments w ere serv ed by I lie hostess,
Mrs. Wickham. assisted by her
granddaughters. Joanne and
Cbarlene Dcets. to Miss M.n ie
Martens, Mrs. T. W. Thomason.
Mis Waller Singleton. Mrs. It.
M'.i .
ivr. Mi's ; I! t
man and Mrs.
II. T. Bloom.
Married at Beautiful Church Wedding
j
1 f;-f 1
i I'll., It, l.y l.,,ili-.Mill Itliioii, I'l.i'thtnil. . Ni-ws-ll.-i l.-w KliKrn V Inn
Mrs. Robert James Healy
The largest wedding of 1941 in I
LTofllMlinl
this city occurred Wednesday,
l ii.u .... .
,uiy yui, wneri miss i lances
son oi Mr. and Mrs. James Healy, land deep-yellow rosebuds. The! Detroit, lo which she was award
of Portland, at St. George's Epis-, bridegroom's mother was atlrac-1 (,( a scholarship for her high
copal church. Rev. Perry Smith, , tive in a mauve-colored chiffon ! scholastic standing from the Ore
rector, performed the impressive gown, fashioned with a floor- Lon state 'college. She returned
ring ceremony in the presence ot length full skirt, elbow length !l0 Corvallis for the spring term
250 relatives and close friends at sleeves and V-neckllne. She wore ,i i !wi,i-iinrf Him-,, in .Tone
four-thirty o'clock
In the after -
noon. Hundreds of white calla
lilies, large magnolia blossoms,
ivy and tall ivory cathedral can
dles formed a very attractive set
ling for tlie ceremony.
Preceding the ceremony, Mrs.
II. H. Ncrbas, of Roseburg, play
ed softly on the pipe organ and
the altar candles were lighted by
Carl Wimberiy, Jr., and Leland
Kent Wimberiy, brothers of the
bride, Mrs. Floyd Lewis, of Rose
burg, very charminglv sang, "Ava
Willi the opening strains of the
wedding march from Lohengrin's
; Bridal Chorus, Ihe bridal party
advanced to (be altar, led by the
: six ushers including Carl Wim
, berly, Jr., Leland Kent Wimber
' ly and Thomas Marshall, of Rose
I burg; Ralph Arnold, a cousin of
the bridegroom. Donald R. Boyd
and W. Leland Rich, all of Port
I land. The six bridesmaids, all
sorority sisters of the bride, fol
lowed and included Miss Sally
IMcI.ellan and Miss Frances Ann
j Moll, of Salem; Miss Frances
IMcBrnom. Miss Jean llorton and
Miss Marv Bleee. of Popf l.-i nil :iml
i .Miss Grace Moliiiek.-oiio nf I :i.
Grande. Mrs. J ,-ick- Mnni-n nf
Portland, sister of the bride
j groom, as matron of honor, was
followed by the bride on the arm
of her father. The bridegroom
was attended by his brother-in-law.
Jack Monro, of Portland, as
best man.
The bride, who was given in
marriage by her father, is one of
Rosehiug's most beautiful and tal
ented members of the younger
set. She was charming in a floor
length gow n of white starched
chiffon, fashioned with a full
train, sweetheart neckline outlin
ed with seed pearls, tiny buttons
at the back of Ihe neckline to the
waist and full Empress fashioned
sleeves. Her full-length tulle veil
was arranged with a short face
'n
M II
and was held in place by a
. coronet of seed pearls. She wore
white linen saudles and a hand
wrought necklace centered with
:a zircon stone and matching ring
j (gift from the bridegroom). Her
I shower bouquet was of white tu--her
roses, lied with a shower of
White satin ribbons, and center
,ed wiih a large while orchid.
The matron of honor was love
j ly In a Princess model of shell
pink starched chiffon, fashioned
. floor-length with lace banding the
1 bodice, full Empress sleeves and
, high neckline. She carried a
j show er bouquet of fuschia-colorcd
j gladioli buds with matching flow
ler headdress. The six brides
i maids wore powder blue chiffon
: gow ns, fashioned identically as
the matron of honor's, and car
ried shower bouquets of shell
pink gladioli buds with matching
head-dresses. The men in the
i wedding parly wore tuxedos and
! w hile carnations in their coat la
j pel witli the exception of the
bridegroom, vvho wore a gardenia
. in his coat lapel.
COOKBOOKLET COUPON
This Couoon and
10c
entities bearer to a cookbooklet at the News
Review office, Roseburg, Oregon,
(Frances Louise Wimberiy)
The bride's mother was beauti -
ful in a China blue chiffon floor-
... ... ...
length gown, fashioned with a !
'a corsage of gardenias and pinki
rosebuds.
At the close of the ceremony
the bride and bridegroom knelt
on a white satin prayer pillow at
the altar for the benediction, fol
lowed by Mrs. Ncrbas playing
Mendelssohn s wedding recession-
al for the bridal party to leave the corporation with headquarters at
cliui-c-h. jPaltersoQ, New Jersey.
immediately follow ng the! 0ut.oMown glll,sls aP1,(ing
church service, a charming recep-;, . itloAm innn,i,.,i ,he follow.
Hon was held for the 2a0 wedd ng
guests at
the attractive home of;'
the bride's parents on East Lane I
street. The garden was especial-j
Iv colorful with numerous sum -
mer blooming flowers and com -
fortably arranged garden chairs,
unibrellas and glider-swings. Thel
living room of the home was love-1
ly with its fireplace banked in;
ciiuhmi j , uuiiiiit-u w mi hull- - . . .
ivory-colored magnolia blossoms. , 1 Mi's. T B- V.rden
and largo bouquets of pink andi""'1 daughter Miss Eugenia, and
blue hydrangeas M,ss JoaB ' Both. of Corvallis;
The bride's tai.ie, covered by an R MeLellan and daughter,
exquisite hand made lace cloth Sally,. Mi's. James W. Mott
over satin, was centered with a 'and daughter, Miss Frances Ann,
five-tiered wedding cake, topped Mr. and Mrs. Charles McElhmny
by a miniature bride and bride-: and duaghter, Miss Jean. Mrs.
groom standing under an arch- Samuel Bote and Mrs. Leo Young,
wav holding stain bows fastened all of Saletni'Miss Grace Bohncn-
i with a tinv cuoid. Wcddiiiir l iiiesj
bells, coed-luck horseshoes and
pink and white rosebuds decora-1
ed the five-tiers of the cake. The
cake was cut by the bride and
bridegroom and was served by
Mrs. Robert Favvcett, of Astoria,
Miss Nancy Healy, of Portland,
both sisters of the bridegroom,
and Miss Frances Cox, of Los An
geles. Encircling the wedding
cake were low crystal, curved ; Harold Nichols, ol Brockway; Mr.
holders of gorgeous white water-'and Mrs. Thomas Fry and daugh
lilies, flanked by tail ivory tapers. ! ters, Miss Maralce and Miss Mar
The entire cast wall of the dining !cia, of Grants Pass; Mr. and Mrs.
i-oom was banked with magnolia Larry Watson, of Eugene; Mrs.
blossoms.
Alternating- in pouring were,
Mrs. Paul Lent, of Portland, Mrs.:
L. L. Wimberiy, Mrs. G. V. Wlm-j
berly, aunts of the bride, and Mrs. ;'
R. D. Williams. Assisting about;
the rooms and garden and in dec-:
orating were Mrs. John William1
Robertson. Mrs. C. M. O'Malley,
Mrs. George Wharton, Mrs. A. E. ;
Kent. Mrs. L. A. Wells, Mrs. R. L.
Whipple. Mrs. H. H. Turner. Mrs.
M. E. Hitter, Sr., Mrs. L. W. Josse. i
Mrs. H. C. Waddell, Mrs. A. A.j
Wilder, Mrs. Roy Bellows, Mrs. j
C. W. Wharton and Mrs. Velio
Broadway.
Mrs. J. R. Wharton was in
charge of serving and was assist-:
ed by Mrs. Albert C. Miller, of
Cloverdale, Calif.. Miss Marty,
Duruz. of Fort Lewis, Wash., Miss
Dorothy Meyers, of JIarshficld.
Mrs. Leo Young, of Salem, and
Miss Helen Jane Kerr (sorority!
sister of the bride), Miss Carolyn
and Miss Margaret Cordon, Miss
Clurahelle Berg and Miss Doro
thy Germond, of Roseburg. Mrs.
II. C. Darby had charge ol the
punch tables, arranged in the gar
den, and Miss Annabelle Berg and
Miss Betty Mae Whipple poured.
The many beautiful wedding
gifts were displayed in a large
room of the home and were in
charge of Mrs. Larry Watson, of IN. OF W. THIMBLE
j ... i n.v, f!CLUB HAS MEETING
cugene, aim miss n u..., "MohJDAY i
Corvallis. Miss Eugenia Virden,
of Corvallis, had charge of the
guest book and Miss Mai alee Fry
,ss fl .ia.ee r.i Monday for a
and Miss Madlyn..... mt,rk
of Grants Pass,
Stearns, of Oakland, greeted the
guests at the door and presented
Included the bridal party and the
jaieius ui ins- ui nn- ituvi tji w. ,
i ...
1 l-rilllUg llli: I V(.V.-J7lllHI IIL'UI a,
I Mrs. Lewis sang. "Ich Liebe Dick"
by Gregg and "Because' ny uou- wlll, MrSi McCuun Included: Mis.
nod, accompanied by Mrs. Ncrbas lH. L. Hounshell, Mrs. C. W. Dish
at the piano and Miss Marcia 1 man Mrs. W. E. Sullivan, Mrs.
Fry. of Grants Pass, playing the: Adnan liulberl, Mrs. Alfred
violin obligato. As the bride and .'.ai, Mrs. V. It. Hallcraft, Mrs.
bridegroom left on their honey-A n. pprrin, Mrs. Llston Darby,
moon, their college friends sang, Mrs. Loren Arthur, Mrs. Thcr
the sweetheart songs of Kappa :mun Smith, Mrs. J. H. Sieverls,
Alpha Thcta sorority and Sigma lMrs. B. W. Taylor, Mrs. Henry
Alpha Epsilon fraternity. The : Krskine, Mrs. Harry Lohr, Mrs.
bride's bouquet was caught by i Clifton Hooper and the three
Miss Jean Morton, of Portland, (guests. Mrs. Norman Olson, Mrs.
For traveling the bride chose a .Carl Moore and Mrs. Barbara
redlngotc model of aqua blue silk
crepe with while and navy acces
sories and an orchid corsage. Fol
lowing a wedding trip to Newport
and other coast points, they will
spend a few days in Roseburg and
Portland and will leave July 16th
for Niagara Falls, en route to
Mountclair. New Jersey, where
they will be at home to their
friends after August 1st at 45
Church street.
The
bride was graduated from
Oregon State college in 1941 and
is a member of Kappa Alpha
Uw,. pi,i notinnui tmir. .
ineta, national social sorority;
..-li.. .., ..o. vh: nhi
1 ..una,,, .wiun.j, in, itui'i'i.
sorority; rni iappa i-ni,
naiionai scnuidMic iiunuiai, aim
- i - h,. h.-irinm-onm attended Port
land university and was later
graduated' from the school of en-
gineering at Oregon State college
in 1910. He is a member of Sigma
Alpha Epsilon fraternity and is
now employed as an aeronautical
engineer for the Wright Aircraft
, w , ,. . ,., ,
i in pantlupi: ol Inn hrmnei-nom -
h T"T , .,,,, n,
illl lli iiii- .inline in. in. u
rentsit Miss Nancy Healy (sister),
V... .JlU. T.w.l.. M, .I.-,-, Ilii'iilh.
: : , j. " j ,,. ! T
! ;?' !"1W.5.n.d o.'... vl'.aa
' " ., " , , .
Mrs. Robert Fawcctt (hrothcr-in-
law and sister), of Astoria; Mrs.
kamp. ot LaGrande
Miss Fran-
ces McBo8m, Miss Jean Horton,
Ponald'' R;;t Boyd. W. Leland
: Rich, MiW ivan B. McKinney and
Miss Gerauwie Spiccr, all ol Port
land; Mr. and Mrs. Samuel L.
Mai'klri 'irtd son, Wayne, of Cot
tage Grove; Mrs. D. R. MacKil
lop. of Lonfc Beach, Calif.; Mrs.
L. L. Miller, of Diilard; Mrs. Lil
lian Tabke, of Astoria; Mrs. J.
George R. Chiids, of San Fran
Cisco: Miss Frances Cox. of Los
Angeles, and Mr. and Mrs. H. C.
Stearns and daughter, Miss Mad
lyn, of Oakland, Ore.
PAST MATRONS CLUB
ENJOYS PICNIC LUNCHEON
AT ROYSE HOME MONDAY
The Past Matrons club of Rose
burg chapter of Eastern Star
held a very delightful noon picnic
luncheon and meeting Monday in
the beautiful garden al Ihe home
of Mr. and Mis. J. C. Royso at
Dixonvllle.
Covers were placed for Mrs.
Royse. Mrs. William Bell, Mrs.
John E. Runyan. Mrs. R. L. Whip
ple. Mrs. V. J. Micelli. Mrs. S. J.
Shoemaker, Mrs. Maurice J. New.
land and Mrs. T. B. Virden. Visit
ing was enjoyed during the after
noon. MONDAYS
MONDAY AFTERNOON
The N. of W. Thimble club met
U the home of Mrs.
A. D. Mo
delightful
luncheon
;;hi.(ie gues(s; mn were mad.l
Tn(.nnc,'s R1.ove on Ju,y 2i. Those
desiring to attend are asked to
; ii" 1
at the I. O. (J. r . hall at
. JJ)
j Those enjoying the meeting
Tornowski, uf Elkton.
FRANCES WAGNER AND
JOHN C. REESE MARRY
IN RENO ON JULY 4
Miss Frances Wagner, former
ly a nurse at Mercy hospital, and
John Clive Heese, son of Mrs.
Kuth Keese, of this city, were
quietly married at Reno, Nov.,
Friday, July 4. after which they
fumi In HfivKhilt-f in fitu-nfl Ilin
' ..,. ,,,, .,.,, ,,, hrtri..iFrnnmV
I n)()tnel. Mls Ruh Rwso ,,
ist(,r Miss Elsie Reese.
Tno ......i,, is w.,ii known w,..
: .'" . .
en a nurse at Mei-ri
: hosiiilal. since coming to Rose-
hOSIIlla . SI
hiiri fro
burg from the middle-west. The
bridegroom was graduated from
the local high" school and is now
employed for Wadhams a n d
Company at Klamath Falls,
where tliey will make their
home.
L. A. TO B. OF R. T.
HAS INTERESTING
MEETING WEDNESDAY
0
The Ladies Auxiliary lo the
Brotherhood of Railway Train
men met Wednesday evening at
(lie Roseburg Woman's clubhouse
with the president, Mrs. C. P.
Snoddy, graciously acting as hos
tess. It was voted to hold no meet
ing in August and Ihe next re
gular meel ing w as announced for
the evening of September 10. The
hostess tor the nieetine will be
announced later.
A social hour followed the busi
ness meeting and Mrs. Snoddy
served lovely refreshments al a
beautifully appointed table cell,
tered Willi a bouquet of red and
white gladioli.
CIRCLE NO. 3 HAS
ENJOYABLE MEETING
Circle No. 3 of the Rosebiii"
Baptist Women's society held llQ
June meeting al the home of Mrs.
Robert Burton with Mrs. B. W.
Taylor in charge of the devotions
taken from the scripture lesson
on James I. Those present were:
Mrs. Burton, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. C.
I-. Snoddy. Mrs. Leon Haas. Mrs.
Scolt and Mrs. Irene Williams.
The circle will meet next
Thursday at two o'clock at the
home of Mrs. Glenn Woodruff
with Mrs. Scott in charge of the
devotions. .Vlembers are re
quested to bring Iheir gilt to this
meeting.
MR. AND MRS. WIMBER LY
ENTERTAIN AT INFORMAL
DINNER AT HOTEL UMPQUA
Mr. and Mrs. G. V. Wimberiy
entertained informally al a love
ly dinner al the Hotel Umpqua
Sunday honoring their son, DnM&
aid Wimberiy, of Berkeley. CalilW
and their niece. Miss Frances
Wimberiy, who became the bride
or Robert Healy Wednesday.
Covers were placed at a bcauli
fully appointed table for Mr. and
Mrs. G. V. Wimberiy and son,
Donald, and Judge and Mrs. Carl
E. Wimberiy and daughter. Miss
Frances, and son, Leland Kent.
W. B. A. HAS
INTERESTING MEETING
THURSDAY AFTERNOON
The Woman's Benefit associa
tion held an interesting business
meeting Thursday afternoon at
the Maccabce hall to outline
plans for the July birthday parly
to be held the afternoon of July
-'I at the home of Mis. Ethel Wil
son at US North Kane street. All
members are requested to call the
lumncial secretary for further
information regarding this parl'
You can enjoy thom
. . . without a washtub
or any ironing board
in sight. We'll do your
laundering while you
have fun.
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