TWO
SdDCDEW
Social Calendar
. Cund.ny, July 20
Elgarose Comfort club picnic
at' home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Ulson at one o'clock. Members
asked to bring articles of ulum
inum for national defense.
'Barker family annual reunion
fur relatives and friends at one
o'clock basket picnic dinner at
lilleyld.
Laurel lodge No. 13, A. F. and
Ai M. picnic pot luck dinner at
two o'clock at C. B. Calkins
slimmer place near Country
club. Committee lo furnish coi
fee, cold drinks and Ice cream.
Members,' their families and in
vited guests asked to attend.
Boating, games, swimming and
fishing to be enjoyed.
Monday, July 21
'B. P. W. C. to hold July meet
ing at an eight o'clock "Come
apd Go" ice cream parly at home
ol president, Mis. U I.. Mpcnccr,
on North Jackson street.
Lilac circle No. 4'J, Neighbors
o( Woodcraft to meet at 8 o'clock
in evening at I. O. O. F. hall.
Tjlecday, July 22 '
'Roseburg Rebckah lodge No.
'It, to meet at 8 o'clock In eve
ning at I. O. (). F. hall.
Thursday, July 24
;Woman's Uenelit association
to honor members having birth
days in July at social meeting
at two o'clock at home of Mrs.
Kthel Wilson at U8 North Kane
street. Special event to be
planned at this meeting
iNorlhside Sunshine club mem-'
hers asked to bring bingo prizes
and attend afternoon meeting ut
libme of Mrs. Dorothy Perron,
Melrose route, Box 1.
Ladles of Country olub to meet
ul !) H. m. at club course for
trolling; potluck luncbooa at
VIM and eonti act bridge play nt
130.
Fjrlday, July 23
'Pant Presidents club or George
rftarmer auxiliary to V. S. W. V.
lo meet at 1:30 o'clock dessert
luncheon at home of Mi s. W7 C.
Prlntz.
Saturday, July 26
Roseburg Woman's dull serv
Icie shop open all (lay upstairs In
clubhouse opposite Hunt's Indian
theater. I
American Legion auxiliary wel
fare shop open all-day III former
Maddox grocery building on
Jjickson street.
MRS. WALDO CAMPBELL
ENTERTAINS BRIDGE
CLUB AT LOVELY SHOWER
I Mrs. Waldo Campliell gracious
ly entertained her bridge club nt
a charming shower parly in com
jilmcnt to Mrs. K. A. Pearson
Tuesday evening al her attractive
home In VS'est Moroland.
Gladioli and button daisies were
used in nrcttv boilouets about the
rooms. Lovelv shower gifts wcrei'" county fairs and sold articles
ooms. Lovely shower gilts were
resented to Mrs. Pearson from:
in. Paul Smilh. Mrs. L. K. Fies.
Jis. Perry Thiele. Mrs. Charles!
M
M
Ostrander, Mrs. 1. M. Dunn, Mrs. I
Ted Roadman and Hie hostess, Vi- ' tJ. groups for the pur
Ivjrs. Campbell. I pose of helping the home.
Contract bridge was enjoyed i The next regular W. C. T. U
during the pleasant evening hours j meeting will, be held 111 Septem
With Mrs. Smilh winning the high : her.
score ami Mrs. Fles the second r
ligh score. W. S. OF C. S. HAS
.Later in Hie evening Mrs. (ENJOYABLE MEETING
Campbell solved lovely refresh- (THURSDAY AFTERNOON
incuts carrying out n very pretty
inolif appropriate lo the shower
party.
CIRCLE NO. 3 HAS
ENJOYABLE MEETING
JHURSDAY AFTERNOON
, Circle No. J of the Roseburg :
Baptist VV omens society mot ( business meeting.
Thursday arternoon at the homoj nuns were made to send bun
of Mrs. Glenn Woodruff with ,es to Britain and this work will
Mrs. Robert Burton, chairman, ho in charge ol Mrs. II. A. Cana
presiding. ! day, Mrs. A. .1. Starmor had
A social hour was enjoyed and-charge of the program on the
Mrs. Woodruff served lovely re-: subject. "Investing Our Heritage
freshments at the tea hour to j for Cooperative Work." Al the
Mrs. I'wis, Miss Anna Lew is,, close of the program Mrs. Mel
Miss Virginia Riebling and Mrs. Uille T. Wire very graciously sang
I. L. Thompson, guests, and Mrs. :a solo. "Consolation." followed by
Robert Burton, Mrs. Ellie Hall, I social hour, al w liii h time Ml s.
Mrs. Gi uys, Mrs. G. J. Morris, ! It. L. Whipple ami Mrs. A. J.
Mi. George Caskey Mrs. H. P. stanner served lovely refresh-
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.-n.ii.i-, in,.-.. i.i-un iidnn ii nit
Mrs. S. A. Roser. '
. The next meeting will be held
at tne nome oi Airs, uruys.
FORMER MELROSE
COPLE MARRY IN
ftLNC. J'Jfi'E Z'.ii
' According to word received
here. Miss Ruin Pierce, oaughler
or Mr. and Mis. Llmer Pierce, of
.Willow Ranch, Calif., and Wood-
row Neilson son ol C. M. Neilsou,
bf New England. North Dakota.
vere quletlv married June 21st
nt Reno, Nev.
The Pierce and Neilson fami- anu nun. . v.. n r, .nr. anu i Thimble club, their families and, winning the second high score
lies formerly resided at Melrose. ! Mi's S. MoClam, Mr. and Mrs. friends enjoyed a delightful pie-, prize.
The bride was graduated from R. D. Coon, Mr. and Mrs. Fred j nic supper Mondav evening at the i At the tea hour lovely refresh
Hoseburg high school in 193T. jLockwood and Mr. and Mrs. liar-) John Thr-mics place on the' ments wore served by the hos-1
They will make their home at ri. Ellsworth. Noitb Umpqua. ; tosses, assisted by Mm. Robert'
Willow Ranch, where the bride- if:iiiib' was enjoy Ed durii tlicl 1 hi next reu!.ir meeting ol the Bisse!!. The tea table was cov
groom is employed. 'peasant evening hours. dub will be announced later, ,pred by, beautiful lace cloth and
By LOWS KNIGHT PORTER
PIANO ANO VOICE
RECITAL IS CHARMING
AFFAIR OF THURSDAY
A very lovely recital was given Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Black,
last Thursday evening by Bar-iwho were married here July 4th,
bara Young, pianist, and Butty were complimented at a very
Marsters, soprano, at the home of Charmlng and large affair Salur
Miss Gladys Strong. The program day evonlng, when a group of
was of unusual interest as both of .relatives and friends held a six
these students ai-p well-known fori thirty o'clock no-host al fresco
their musical ability. jsuppcr in the beautiful garden at
Barbara Young, who is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. G.
Young of Oakland, is the pupil of
Miss Strong. She played three
erouiis of verv delightful num.
hers chosen from the different
periods of literature for the pi.
ano. She played brilliantly with
good style, having variety as well
as cood oualllv of tone and en.
pressing interestingly the mood
of the various numbers.
Betty Maistors, who Is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe
Marsters, is a pupil of Mrs.
Charles Brand. She has a lovely
lyric soprano voice and Is a well
known young singer. She sang
two very pleasing groups of songs
artistically and in excellent style.
Miss Strong was her accompanist.
A very plensant reception was
enjoyed at the close of the pro
gram. The guests were served on
the porch and lawn. Mrs. W. F.
Harris, Mrs. W. M. Campbell,
Mrs. Charles . Brand, Florence
Hamilton and Jerry Johnson as
sisted In serving.
Program:
Sicillana Pamnanl
Harmonious Blacksmllh ....Handel
Barbara Young
Solvelg's Song Grieg
JSapphic Ode Brahmi
Habanera from "Carmen".... Bizet
Betty Marsters
A Deserted Farm MacDowell
In Autumn MacDowell
Nocturne Grieg
Hunting Song Mendelssohn
Barbara Young
'A Heart That's Free Rnhvn
None but the Lonely Heart
Tschlakovskv
Springtime Becker
The Lillle Dutch Garden..
.. .Mawson-Marks
Belly Marsters
Nocturne Chopin
Orlentale Amani
Impromptu Reinhold
Barbara Young
W C T U PICNIC
ENJOYED WEDNESDAY
AT WILSON HOME
The Roseburg VV. C. T. U. held
a very delight f ul one o'clock pic
nic luncheon Wednesday nt "Rol
ler! Acres" home of Mr. and Mrs.
R. II. Wilson at Umpqua,
Mrs. Annie L. Russell, presi
dent, was in charge of the meet
ing and Judge I). N. Busenbark
gave a splendid talk on national
defense of the west coast. Plans
were made for exhibits for county
lairs lo onen next month. Tie
Roseburg W. C. T. U., under the
direction of Mrs. V. .1. Mieolll
several years ago slarlod 1 exhibits
" h...v ioi.s ano sou nrucies
raise money for the Children's,
I' arm Home at I orvallis. Since ,
thai lime, this project has been
sponsored all over the state by
Thv Woman's Society of Chris
tian Service met Thursday after
noon al the Methodist church
parlors with Mrs. G. W. l.eeper
presenting the devotions on
"Stewardship as Applied to Co
operation," and Mrs. A. J. God-
ites, president, conducting
the
hi. in;..
DR. AND MRS. VAN NESS
tnitsui at delightful
BARBEQUE SUPPER SUNDAY
Dr. and Mrs. F. R Van Ness on- " VV. Taylor. Mis. II. A. Taylor.
j trained . a very .T,gf,.. Oxrs. Mabel Wilson and Mrs. J. B-
loriiH-H IMIM1IOO MipiM-l- Miil in , 1 '!.''."' . . . . . .. !
; the laeility grove Sunday, having j
i their Siu-sts: M:ss Phyllis Al
: '" ol Bloominglon. Calif .. ;
George VV. Twomhicy. tormerly of
'Maine and now a resident ol Oak- j
; land. Calif., who spent the wivk-j
'iid here at the Tandy home;,
Colonel and Mrs. E. F. Tandy, Dr.
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG,
MR. AND MRS. BLACK
'HONORED AT CHARMING
iPARTY SATURDAY EVENING
:,ne home of Postmaster and Mi's,
jL' Wlmberly.
Tn0 Ion8 tahl'- arranged in the
IKarden. was beautifully appointed
if'"" the occasion. Covers were
placed for Mr. and Mrs. Robert D.
Black, guests of honor, Mr. and
Ml's. Harry S. Black, Mr. and Mrs.
J- ll- Wharton, Mr. and Mrs. G.
V. Wimherly, Mr. and Mrs. L. L.
i Wlmberly, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
James llealy. Attorney and Mrs,
It. L. Whipple and daughter, Miss
Hetty Mae, Judge and Mrs. Carl
E. Wlmberly and son, " Lcland
Kent, Miss Florence Schotoskl,
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Stewart and
daughler, Nancy Lou, Mr. and
Mrs. George Wharton and daugh
ter, Jo-Anne, Mr. and Mrs. I). H.
Lenox, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Kent,
Miss Bess and Miss Jane Whar
ton, Mrs: Douglas Waite, Mi
Walter Bain and daughter, Eva
Ruth, of Chicago, and Mr. and
Mrs. Frederick J. Porter.
Following the enjoyable supper
paHy, a surprise shower of love
ly gifts was presented to Mr. and
;I8inL?lf,?beVlnl!a7S ,Pvnenrnd
during the pleasant evening
hours.
HEBARD. KAINE SHOWER
PARTY IS CHARMING
AFFAIR OF THURSDAY
Mrs. Roy Hebard and Mrs. Rus
sell Kalne entertained at a charm
ing shower parly at the lalter's
home Thursday evening in compli
ment lo their sister. Miss Vera
Gootz, who became the bride Sun
day of Lewis Wilson.
Pastel-colored ruffled paper
formed a canopy over a cleverly
decorated cedar chest, filled with
beautiful gifts for the bride-elect.
'Salmon - colored gladioli bouquets
were amacuveiy arranged about
l""' rooms.
! during Ihe evening the guests
,male a scrapbook for the guest of
honor and embroidered their
j names on two luncheon cloths. La
l'er lovely refreshments were
nerved by Mrs. Hebard anil Mrs.
Kaine to: Miss Vera Goelz, guest
of honor, Mrs. W. C. Goetz, Miss
June Goelz, Mrs. Albert Weiss,
Mrs. Alvin DeGuire, Mrs. L. E.
Moore, Mrs. Lois Miller, Miss Jean
Ferguson, Mrs. J. Noyer, Miss
Oleo Noyer, Mrs. Mary Harding,
Mrs. William Morian, Mrs. C. E.
Banning, Mrs. Frelwell, Miss
Mary Fretwell, Mrs. Phil Wassom
and Mrs. Louis Neurller.
VIRGINIA RIEBLING
CELEBRATES THIRTEENTH
3IRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY
Virginia Riebling celebrated
,.,. tMvUvnU, birthday annlvor-
snl.v a, c,l,(,hlfu, pn,.ty ln ,ne
:,,,, nf nom(. (fter.
CMmm u,c,.c nd
,ovH fls wpre Im.semVd t0 vir.
glnla, after which her mother,
Mrs. Robert Burton, served deli
clous refreshments at a prettily
arranged table In the home.
A beautifully decorated birth
day cake was cut and served.
Covers were placed for Virginia,
j guest of honor, Betty Jean Sur-
kamer, Virginia Mack, Joyce
Hartley, Jean Mowery, Georgeno
Shanklln, Wanda Day, Polly Ann
Flnley, Bobby Surkamer, Robert
Horn, Mrs. Eva Van Briesen, Mrs.
Leon Haas, Mrs. I. L. Thompson,
Mrs. George Flnley, Mrs. Ellen
Surkamer and Mrs. Robert Bur
ton. K AND R CLUB HAS
ENJOYABLE MEETING
AT JOHNSON HOME
Mrs. Oliver L. Johnson gra
ciously entertained the K and It
i lub at her home on East Doug
las i reel Wednesdav afternoon.
lioin 'ous bouquets of red gladioli
wen- usid about the li
v, el e the leu tan e. im
nir.utihil lace cloth, was i enter -
I
as center-!!""
tr. r!.ii,iii
on Willi ntnk i-.nri ul-.tr- riHillnli
and flanked bv lalfgrcen and !
pink tapers "
Sewing and visiting were en-i
Sinv 111.
i,.,i .,,i i..i,.' mV. ii,.,..
and later Mrs. Johnson:?",.. ' r.onmagen mra.
lovelv refreshments to! i?mcs, '"rs. Miss Rosa B.
. II. Zlekefoose, of Rich-1 Pfl1TV; A, " W"I,rtox' ?
Calif., a guest, and Mrs. I Joh" Hams Ells-
'served lovelv refreshments t0iJamos-E- Sawyers, Miss Rosa B.
IMk C
!.,''h
1 he club lias ad ourned rurther
meetings until fall.
TH , MBLE CLUB PCNIC "
ENJ0YABLE AFFAIR
qf mqiuqay EVENING
A large number ol members of
n,,. Neighbors ut Woodcraft
Married at Impressive Ceremony
" L If j
i . r "
I -tdkrHM
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Wilson
I'liutu h..-, Film ptii.
At a vei-y lovely and Impressive
KOVoiM.
..,i,n.. 7. ... , ,Ui i... u
v ii, imii i. iuci, J i una viiy, uv
came the bride of Lewis Wilson,
of Roseburg, Sunday, July 13th, at
the home of the bride's brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Hebard. Rev.. W. A. Sylwes-
ter. oastor of St. Paul's Lutheran;
church, pet-formed the ceremony I Sift to the bride's mother at her
at three o'clock in the afternoon i wedding, was centered with a
in the presence of relatives andlvpl'y beautifully decorated wed
close friends of the couple. I(line cake topped by a miniature
The bride was lovely in a navy
blue frock with light blue acces
sories and a corsage of Cecil
Brunner rosebuds. She wore a
heart-shaped locket, studded with
,m,i. ...hii. ...I, -in f.
the bridegroom. The bridegroom
wore a dark errcn business suit.
Miss June Goetz acted as maid
of honor for her sister and wore a
frock of light blue with a cor
sage of yellow gladioli buds. Clar
ence Noyer, nephew of the bride,
icted as best man to the bride-
groom
The bride's mother wore a blue
figured silk afternoon gown. One
side wall of the living room was
covered with pale-pink crepe pa
per streamers, outlined with a
border of sweetpeas, flanked by
tall pink hollyhocks and pink and
white gladioli bouquets In tall
baskets, and lighted ivory tapers
in silver candlelabra. Bouquets of
sweet peas and snapdragons were
arranged about the rooms. Pre-
i ceding the ceremony, Cleo Noyer
lighted the candles and Mrs. V.
A. Sylwester played a piano solo,
TANOY-KINNEY BRIDGE TEA
IS CHARMING AFFAIR
The second of a series of very
charming bridge teas to be giv
en by Mrs. E. F. Tandy and Mrs.
Kenneth VV. Kinney was enjoyed
yesterday afternoon at the beau
tiful Tandy home at the Facility
post.
Gorgeous bouquets of Ameri
can beauty roses, mixed summer
flowers and gladioli were used
about the rooms.
The parly was In honor of Mrs.
W. E. Fulrelle, wife of the chief
medical officer at the facility,
who with her husband and small
daughter. Jean, recently moved
to Roseburg and in honor of
Miss Phyllis Allen, of Blooming
ton, 111., who is visiting here
with her brother-in-law and sis
ter. Dr. and Mrs. E. B. Van Ness,
at the Facility post.
Guests Invited by Mrs. Tandy
and Mrs. Kinney to meet Mrs.
Fut relic and Miss Allen included:
Mrs. B. Eisenbach and Mrs.
George R. Childs, of San Fran
cisco. Mrs. Nathan Blumenfeld,
of New York City. Mrs. O. R.
vir.g room, ' Hess. Mrs. C. E. Jump, Mrs. Mark
eivi! bv ai'-'' I'nderwood, Mrs. Chester Mor-
j'a" - Ml's- Fred Lockwood. Mrs,
Alls- ' red Lockwood. Mrs.
' Arthur VV. Baum, Mi-s. E. S.
iinur . liaum, iwrs. fc,. s.
?lcClai"' M,'s- Clifford Shaw,
Mrs. Ivan Pickens. Mrs. H. T.
M's- w"son, Mrs.
Edward G. Kohllmgen,
""wi,;, , " F
! RMrs liomer Grl. Vv!
M. CimiiK'H. Mn. Mmil'iee (imn.
m(in Mrs , K na,-ker, Mrs. E.
van Ness. Miss Gertrude Rast
'aml Mrs' l-'rcderick J. Iorter.
I t'l"-st P"s were presented to
Mls- rldrelle and Miss Allen
land the high score bridge prize
was won by Mrs. Chester Mor
gan w ith Mrs. George Wharton
OREGON, SATURDAY, JULY
I
r ,m -v . k' : . vpi-',.
NVwu-ltt-vk'W KiiKntvlntt.
"To a Wild Rose," by MacDowell,
and later played Mendelssohn's
Wedding March.
Following the wedding cere
mony, a reception was held at the
home of the bride's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. William C. Goetz, on
Flint street.
The serving table, covered by a
lovely white cloth, which was a
ui iuu anu ui lucgijoin. iiie catte
was cut by the bride and served
by her sister, Mrs. Russell Kaine.
Ices were cut by another sister of
the bride, Mrs. Roy Hebard, and
; served by Cleo Noyer.
I o Pnt wer e: Tho bride
CfTSV?' if JJ
Roy Hebard, Mr. and Mrs. Russell
Kaine, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Noy
er and daughter. Miss Cleo, and
son, Clarence, Miss June Goetz,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy A. Barton, al
jcoquille, and Rev. and Mrs. W. A,
Sylwester.
Following the reception the
bride and bridegroom left for
coast points in Oregon and Wash
ington, and after July 27th, will
return to Roseburg to make their
home at 321 West Mosher street.
Both the bride and bridegroom
are very well known here and are
popular members of the younger
set. Both were graduated from
Roseburg high school and the
bride was a member of the high
school tennis tournament team.
iThe bridegroom is employed at
'the Roseburg book store.
decorated with diamond-shaped
mirrors and tiny while figurelnes
encircling a gorgeous bouquet of
salmon-colored gladioli and tall
white tapers. During the tea
hour, the garden and side porch
of the home were enjoyed.
MRS. SAMUEL ROSE
ENTERTAINS AT
DELIGHTFUL PARTY
Mrs. Samuel Rose (Allcmi
Brown) who is visiting here
from Salem entertained at a
very charming gin-rummy party
Thursday evening at the beauli-
iul home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. R. Brown, in Laurel
wood. Mixed summer flowers lent a
colorful note to the rooms.
Gin-rummy was enjoyed dur
ing the evening with Mrs. Gor
don Stewart winning the high
prize and Miss Eugenia Virden
receiving the consolation prize.
Those enjoying the evening
with Mrs. Rose included: Mrs.
Waldo Campbell. Mrs. Harold
Hoyt, Mrs. Charles Ostrander,
Mrs. Gordon Stewart, Mrs. Jack
Chapman, Mrs. I. M. Dunn. Mrs.
L. K. Fies, Mm. Harrison Win
ston, Mrs. Forrest McKay. Mrs.
J. E. Hcnbest, Miss Annabelle
Fisher, Miss Eugenia Virden,
Miss Eleanor Fies and Miss
Georgia Emery, of Los Angeles.
Later in the evening. Mrs.
Rose, assisted bv Mrs. Campbell
and Mrs. Hoyt, served lovely re
freshments.
COOKBOOKLET COUPON
This Couoon and
10
entitles bearer to a coekbooklet at the News
Review office, Roseburg. Oregon.
19, 1941.
MALEDINE D. MURRAY
ANO ROBERT H. HANSEN
MARRY IN VANCOUVER, WN.
Miss Madeline Dorothy Murray,
attractive daughter o( Mrs. J. D.
Dobbelaere, of Rlversdale, and
Robert Howard Hansen, son on
Mrs. Frank Mungo, of Kennebec,
South Dakota, were quietly mar
ried Oy rtUV. Call nuiiinu ai ivjwi
, . , . , . .j ,,
Ol'iui'll me aiii-muuu
in Vancouver, Wash.
The bride wore a navy blue
tailleur with white accessories
and a corsage of white rosebuds
and gardenias. Her sister, Mrs.
Millard Magness, of Dayton, ure.,
was matron of honor, and also
wore a navy blue tailleur with
white accessories and a corsage
of rosebuds. Mr. Magness acted as
best man to the bridegroom. .
A wedding reception was held at
the Magness home in Dayton,
Ore., after which Mr. and Mrs.lwas enjoyed Sunday at Ritter's
Hansen left for Mt. Rainier. Back Forty on the North Ump
Olympia, Fort Worden and other qua by Dr. and Mrs. Morns H.
points of interest in the pacmc
northwest
. ' .u.i i
roi.owing ''""7" ,'"Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Chalmers
"Lnf'rRoseland son, Bill. Mr. and Mrs. V.
streets in Roseburg.
The bride attended S. T. A.
academy in Sutherlin and the
bridegroom was graduated from
high school in Kennebec, South
Dakota, and latter attended radio
school in Chicago, 111. He is now
employed by the local Montgom
ery Ward company store. For the
l... ....n n half VOirt the
bride has made her home with
Mrs. M. F. Rice on East Cass
street.
CALIFORNIA VISITOR
COMPLIMENTED AT
CHARMING LUNCHEON
Mrs. George R. Childs, of San
Francisco, who is spending the
summer at the Hotel Umpqua,
entertained at a charming one
o'clock luncheon Thursday in
compliment to her friend, Miss
V. Esther Simmons, Fresno,
Calif., teacher, who formerly
taught In this city.
Mauve-colored gladioli and or
chid scabiosa formed a beautiful
centerpiecerfor the luncheon ta-
b e. Covers were placed tor miss
Simmons, guest of honor, Miss
Adeline Stewart, Miss Rosa B.
Parrott, Mrs. George Seweu,
Mrs. Walter S. Hamilton, Mrs.
James E. Sawyers, Mrs. Doug
las Waite, Mrs. S. A. Sanford,
Mrs. George Sewell and the hos
tess, Mrs. Childs.
Following the luncneon me
group went to the home of Mrs.
J. F. Barker and daughter, Mrs.
Velio Broadway, on East Lane
street and enjoyed a very pleas
ant social hour of visiting in the
attractive patio of the resi
dence. GLENGARY SEWING
CLUU PICNIC IS
fcNJOYED SUNDAY
The Glcngary Sewin,
nuul olcnlc was an en!
; ch'b pn
yn'.o at-
fair Sunday at the ho:n of Mr.
and Mrs. P. A. Dure 1 In El. -rose.
The prettily appointed l.v
b..:r were artanged in the alder
grove
Th'so present wer ?.!'. anderick Kuck, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Mm.. P. A. Durch, Hairy, Walter
rid Doris Jean Dur.'i, CarMei
and Larry Cooper, Mv. and Mrs.
.1. A. Hooten and Jay and Al-
bert, Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Cooper
and Elizabeth Miss Kathcnnc
T.nc'.ic, of Knoxville, Temv, V ss
El. a Cooper, of Rusei.e.g, '.It.
a.vl Mrs. r. C. McGtioho:,'. Mrs.
A. G. VIcGhchey and El, Clifford
and Myrtle, Leona Kelly. .Mis.
Ni l! if McGinnis a .d A d d i i?.
Mnrle and George a id Elv ra
Mode.
BADOURA CLUB HAS
ENJOYABLE PICNIC
LUNCHEON THURSDAY
The Badoura club, Daughters
of the Nile, held a very enjoyable
picnic luncheon at the Will H
Gerretsen summer place on the
North Umpqua Thursday.
Covers were placed for Mrs.
Will H. Gerretsen and son, Donation sale. At the tea hour Mrs.
Mrs. Grant H. Moore and two; Bailey served lovely refresh
sons and her houseguest, Miss mcnts at a large talilc covered
Marguerite Bigler, who is visit-1 by a beautiful Chinese cloth and
ing here from Ohio, Mrs. Holmes ; centered with a bowl of peaches,
and children, Mrs.. H. Richard Covers were placed for Mrs. J.
Nerbas, Mrs. Albert Micelli and'G. Stephenson, Mrs. Gladys
Eleanore and Bob, Mrs. A. J. j Bergh, Mrs. Frank Beels, Mrs.
Young, Mrs. T. B. Virden, Mrs. G. Cluck, Mrs. R. L. Hounshelli
Roy Entler, Mrs. Elma Stephens, ; Mrs. Lucie Ingles, Mrs. Laursen!
Mrs. Bert Wells and Mrs. Wit- j Mrs. E. Rhoads, Mrs. H. F. Sny
Ham Bell. der and the hostess. Mrs. Bailey.
Swimming and visiting were j The next meeting will be heid
enjoyed during tne ctay.
ENJOYABLE DINNER IS
HELD AT MOORE HOME
A very enjoyable dinner was
given at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrehce Moore Sunday in
honor of the birthday annivers
ary of Mrs. Robert Miller, and at
which time the engagement of
M'ss Phyllis Morian and Fred
erick J. Wright, was announced.
The latter, who Is a Roseburg
hoy, is now stationed at Pearl
Harbor, Hawaii.
Covers were placed for Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Miller, Mr. and
Mrs. W. A. Morian, Miss Phyl
lis Morlan, Fredrick Wright,
Victor Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Heral
Woodruff, of Reedsport, and Mr.
and Mrs. Lawrence Moore.
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. nil I trio owr rwn i i
c.ck!C nc cwidVAni F
'picnic LUNCHEON
.
Honoring Dr. Donald Grey
Barnhouse, of Philadelphia, and
jhls children, Miss Ruth, Miss
Dorothy, Donald ana uavia, ano
Francis Edmunds, student at the
medical school at Columbia uni
versity In New York City, and
Rev. H. M. Roberts and son and
daughter, Herbert and Miss
Margaret, of Medford, a very en
joyable no-host picnic luncheon
! cnuuien, mum.-., u..
Robert and Betty. Mr. and Mrs
E. S. Hail and son, Stephen Alan
V. Harpham and daughters,
Marilyn, Joyce and Janet, At
torney and Mrs. B. L. Eddy, Mrs.
A. A. Eastman and Charles
Hoffmelster.
The picnic was sponsored by
some of the church officers hon
orlng the visitors. Dr. Barnhouse
had charge of three services at
the First Presbyterian church
I nere Sunday.
SEWING CLUB HAS
ENJOYABLE MEETING
TUESDAY AFTERNOON
The George Starmer auxiliary
sewing club met Tuesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Leon
ard Bales. Due to the heat,
work was laid aside and a pleas
ant social hour of readings and
travel talks were enjoyed.
Gladioli bouquets were attrac
tively arranged about the rooms.
At the tea hour, cooling refresh
ments were served carrying out
a pretty pink motif. Those en
joying the afternoon with Mrs.
Eales Included: Mrs. C. H.
Zlckefoose and daughter, Patty
Lee, of Richmond, Calif., Miss
Zelma and Miss Beulah Gluvcr,
guests, and Mrs. F. M. Compton,
Airs. G. W. Chugart, Mrs. R. W.
Rogers, Mrs. Irene Williams.
Mrs. Charles Craig, Mrs. H. A.
Taylor, Mrs. R. VV. Reidel, Mrs.
Frank Patterson, Mrs. T. O
Kent and Miss Orcssa Adams.
The club has adjourned for
the summer.
SURPRISE HOUSEWARMING
PARTY GIVEN BY FRIENDS
AT CUMMINGS HOME
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie C. Cum
mings were very pleasantly sur
prised at a delightful houscwarm-
Ing party Saturday evening, when
a group of friends called at their
attractive home on South Main
street.
A beautiful plate glass mirror
was presented to Mr. and Mrs.
Cummlngs from Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. Ar
gos Fisher. Mr. and Mrs. Fred-
Thiele, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
Aten, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lud-
wig, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Hel
land, Mr. and Mi's. Ira Deholt
. Mann, Miss Julia Keasev, Miss
Thelma Carter, Jack Hutchlns
ami rorwin VVoollev.
Dancing, games and visiting
were enjoyed during the evening
and later lovely refreshments
were served.
ART AND EMBROIDERY
CLUB HAS ENJOYABLE
MEETING WEDNESDAY
Mrs. William Bailey gracious
ly entertained the Roseburg Art
and Embroidery club at her
home on South Deer creek Wed
r. esday afternoon. Sweetpeas
and nastursiums were attractive
ly arranged about the rooms.
A short business meeting was
lonowea by an enjoyable auc-
i at the home of Mrs. Hoffmelster,
I August G.
MONDAYS
M
LOVELY SHOWER PARTY
GIVEN MRS. A. C. MILLER
AT BUSENBARK HOME
Miss 'Kathryn Busenbark en.
.n,.iunnil nt n verv lovelv (5:15
o'clock supper and shower party
at the home oi ner parents,
Judge and Mrs. D. N. Busenbark,
in Mnli-nco TtinsHav evenine in
compliment to Mrs. Albert Cray-
ton Miller, oi cioveraaie, iaui.
Mrs. Miller was formerly Adah
Marie Ruhl and is a daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Ruhl of this
city.
The supper was served In the
attractive graden and- the many
beautiful shower gifts were pre
sented to Mrs. Miller by the clev
er arrangement of a wishing
well.
Covers were placed for Mrs,
Miller, guest of honor, her moth
er and sister, Mrs. L. W. Ruhl
and Miss Ruth Ann Ruhl, Mrs.
Irvin Brunn, Mrs. M. Hazel Dix
on, Mrs. Bernard Saar, Mrs. T.
B. Virden, Mrs. D. N. Busenbark,
Miss Eugenia Virden, Miss lla
Laubach, Miss Dorothy Norton,
Miss Bettyjane Dixon, Miss Doro
thy Germond, Miss Gladys Hart,
Mice EVnnpen Mptzppr. Miss Hel
en Busenbark and the hostess,
Miss Kathryn Busenbark. '
Visiting was enjoyed during
the pleasant evening hours.
MISSIONARY SOCIETY
HAS ENJOYABLE
MEETING ON THURSDAY
The Missionary society of the
First Presbyterian church held a
very delightful meeting Thurs
day at the church parlors with
Mrs. W. M. Campbell, president,
conducting the business meeting
and Dr. Morris H. Roach giving
a very inspirational devotional
service. Mrs. Effio Schwarz very
charmingly presented the Year
Book of Prayer and gave a splen
did talk on China. Reports of
the Fir Point conference were
given and a social hour followed.
The executive committee includ
ing Mrs. W. M. Campbell, Mrs.
Morris H. Roach, Mrs. Ida Bailey,
Mrs. Fred Fisher, Mrs. Earl Ull
rich, Mrs. L. K. Fies, Miss Mar
garet Clapp Mrs. W. G. Blake
and Mrs. Homer Grow, were hos
tesses and sei'ved lovely refresh
ments at the tea hour, at which
time Miss Lou Helen Strange,
violinist, accompanied by Mrs.
Roach, played a group of lovely
numbers. Gladioli bouquets were
used by the hostesses about the
rooms and to decorate the tea
table.
There were twenty-three pres
ent for the meeting. The next
meeting place will be announced
later.
MISS VIVIAN BARTLEY
COMPLIMENTED AT
CHARMING SHOWER
Mrs. Robert Snancake Illlrl
Mrs. Delbert Parker entertained
at a very charming shower
party Wednesday in compliment
to Miss Vivian Bartley. who will
marry Knutc Kershncr, July 19.
Games and vlsitino- wnip en.
joyed and beautiful gifts were
prescntea to Miss Bartley from:
Mrs. James Bartley and daugh
ter. Miss Jovce. Mrs. I. s U"oi-h.
ner, Mrs. Robert Middelburg,
Mrs. Russell Cook, Mrs. Floyd
Lewis, Mrs. H. E. Coleman, Mrs.
Charles Healy, Mrs. J. Jarvls Ro
bertson, Mrs. Ed Borgen, Mrs.
Fred Kinsel, Mrs. Gene Greene.
Mrs. Paul Hansen, Miss Kath
ryn Busenbark. Mine. p
Thomason, Miss Phyllis Dement
and the hostesses, Mrs. Span
cake and Mrs. Parker.
Refreshments were snvvoH at
small tables prettily decorated
In a pink and silver
centered with tiny bouquets o
(insii-coioiea sweetpeas.
CHRISTMAS CLUB IS
ENTERTAINED AT ALLEN T
HOME FRIDAY EVENING '"
Mrs. Clair IC. Allen vm-u ,. .
ciously entertained the Christmas
ciun at a charming seven o'clock
supper party at her attractive
home on Watson street last even
ing. Gladioli and cosmos form
ed a pretty motif for the occa
sion. Covers were nlaporl fm. m.- n
B. Wade Mrs. Ivan
Guy Cordon, Mrs. J. R. Wharton,
mrs. Kenneth Quine, Mrs. L. E.
McClintock. Mrs. n. Ti Hnii
Mrs. H. O. Pargeter. Mrs. R. D.
linages ana mo hostess, Mrs.
f.neii.
Sewing and visitl ner VVPI'P nntm.
etl during the . pleasant evening
hours.
You can enjoy them
. . . without a washtub'
or any ironing board
in sight. We'll do your
laundering while you
have fun.
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