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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, SATURDAY, JULY 26, f 94 1 .
S(D(EDE"LTW
Social Calendar
Sunday, July 27
Former Drain Normal School
Alumni association to hold an
imal picnic at noon at Avery
park, Corvallls. Former stu
dents, their families and friends
invited to bring basket picnic
luncheon and tittend.
. Monday, July 28
Auxiliary to F. O. K. to meet
nt o'clock in evening at Eagles
hall.
Wednesday, July 30
Patch and Chat club afternoon
meeting at home of Mrs. G. F.
Jones.
H. E. O. club afternoon meet
ing and one-thirty luncheon at
horrte of Mrs. Inez Carson
Harvard avenue.
Glengui-y Sewing club to meet
at two o'clock In afternoon at
home of Mrs. A. G. McGhchcy.
Winston MeiTy-Go-Round club
to meet at 1:30 dessert-luncheon
at home of Mrs. Clyde Adair.
Thursday, July 31
Couiitry club ladles to meet at
8:30 a. m. at club-course for golf
ing; potluck luncheon at 12:30
and contract bridge at 1:30
o'clock. :
Garden, Valley Women's club
lo meet at two o'clock In after
noon at clubhouse.
Friday, August 1
Methodist Keystone club ; to
meet at 1:30 dessert-luncheon at
home of Mrs. Clarence Rand
with Mrs. Loren Harvey and Mrs.
Elward Smith, assisting hos
tesses, Country club members and
friends Invited to 8 o'clock bridge
nl.ihhniiun Pi- WW tini i
refreshments. Mrs. Kdward G. I
Kohlhagen and Mrs. A. C. Ander- J
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urtn nitiii pin 'men. i
Saturday, Aunust 2
Rosehurg Woman's club serv
ice shop open all-day up.slulrs
In clubhouse, opposite Hunt's In
ilian theater.
August 3
Tin? IHlh annual Nebraska
picnic to bo held at Avery park,
.Corvallls. . , , f ' ,.
MRS. W. W. GOODWIN
HONORED AT FAREWELL
PARTY WEDNESDAY NIGHT
The Pacific Telephone and
telegraph company employees or
this city entertained at a charm
ing eight o'clock dinner and fare
well party Wednesday evening nt
the Tavern honoring Mrs. W. W.
Goodwin, who has been trans-'
furred as chief operator from the
local office to the Salem office.
Mrs. Andrew Fisher, who has
'been at the local office for a
number of years, has been ap
pointed chief operator to Mrs.
Goodwin's place here.
Beautiful coral-colored gladioli
decorated the table. An attrac
tive traveling bag was presented
as a farewell gift to Mrs. Good
win from: Mr. and Mrs. F. I...
Crittenden. Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Parslow, Mr. and Mrs. E. H.
Kennv, Mrs. Andrew Fisher, Mrs.
Russell Kaine, Mrs. K. It. Wal
ton, Mrs. Alvah PeGulrc, Mrs.
Charles A. ratchet I. Mrs. Selh
Bullls, Mrs. Floyd Roberts, Mrs.
Ralph Herman, Mrs. Louis Neu
l iter, Mrs. W. A. Rapp. Mrs. Kd
ward Pen-in. Mrs. Roy llehard,
Mrs. Ted Roadman. Mrs. Flor
ence Moore, Miss Floe Sehaoffer.
Miss Mary Roland, Miss Phyllis
Gllnreath, K. K. Sherman, V. M.
McKeachern, p. L. Primrose and
O. R. Amstein.
HARRIET CATHERINE BOOTH
CELEBRATES TENTH
BIRTHDAY ANNIVER6ARY
Harriet Catherine Booth.
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daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harrie j chan nian ol the delightful allair
W. Booth, celebrated her lentil and was assisted by Mrs. C. E.
birthday anniversary al a charm- ! Smith. Mrs. Perry Thlele. Miss
Ing -party yesterday afternoon al ; Dorothy Crummctt and Miss Pa
three o'clock in the beautiful tricln Turner,
garden of the Booth home In !
Laurelwood. Neighborhood girl McL AUGLI N CLAN
friends were invited to enjoy the j ANNUAL PICNIC IS
occasion. .ENJOYABLE AFFAIR
Lovely gifts were presented to
Harriet Catherine from: Jar
quelyn Carslens. Janice Whipple,
Nancy Radabaugh, Avis Hamp
ton, Shirley Ann and Polly Hel
wcg and Mollie Margaret Booth.
Game? were plaved and later
tho-eWs '''-r a
beautifully appointed table ar
riingcd on the terrace. A lovely
pink and white birthday cake,
lighted by ten tiny candles, grac
ed the table. Mrs. liootn was as
sisted in serving by Mrs. Paul '"V0A"as ,,,'l,!1?1 presi.l. nt. I.
Helweg and Mrs. Civile Car-;1';'1'' Adams ot Itnsehurg, secr.i
,,, (taiA Ireasuiir for. the ensuing
Hi-m. iear.
GLENGARY SEWING CLUB 1 '"'H.. answering ihe roll cult
TO MEET ON WEDNESDAY , ,, , .,
Mr. and .Mrs. Allied K. Cole
The Glengary Sewing club will lean and children. Dii k. Jimun
moot -next Wednesday atternoon '. and Johnny. Corvallls:. Mr. ami
Ht two o'clock tit the home of
Mrs. A. G. McGhehey. All mem
bers are cordially invited to bt
present..
By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER
Married at Beautiful Home Wedding
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Mr. and Mrs. Knuto Kershncr
Miss Vivian Marie Hartley,
beautiful daughter of Mr. and
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Mrs. J. M. Barllcy, and Knute
Kershnor, only son of Mr. and
Ms. L. b. Keshner were married
at n vei-v heimt fill eerenlonv
I at a very beautiful ceremony
Saturday morning, July 19th, al
the home of Ihe bride's parents,
i!0S West Douglas street. Rev.
John A. Barney, pastor of the
First Christian church of Hose
burg, performed Ihe double ring
ceremony at nlno-thirly o'clock In
the presence j of relatives and a
few close friends of the couple
The dale of the wedding marked
the first anniversary of tho i
bride's brother-in-law and sister
An improvised altar was ar
ranged at one end of the living
room by the use of baskets of
pink gladioli blossoms and cle
mails and lighted while cathe
dral candles. Miss Kathryn Bu-
senbark iinnnged the decorations 1
for the ceremony. Preceding the
ceremony. Joyce Ban ley, sister
of the bride, and charming In a
white flowered frock, lighted the
candles.
The bride was very beautiful In
ll two-piece belgo-colored laekel i
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dress, lauliloned with quilteu la
pels and plaits across the front
of the skirl. She wore navy blue
acressorles and her corsage was
centered with a gardenia and
circled by houvardia. She was
given In marriage by her father.
Mrs. Paul Houser, of Toledo,
Ore., (hee Maxim Bnrtloyl, wore
a blue frock with a corsage of
gladioli buils and acted as matron
of honor for her sister and Del
bel t Parker, brolhcr-in-law of the
JUNIOR WOMAN'S CLUB
BENEFIT DANCE IS
SUCCESSFUL AFFAIR
The Junior Woman's club spon
sored a very delightful bcnclit
carnival dancing party at the
Oakland hall Saturday evenlnj;
Willi Ihe Swingsters orchestra
furnishing the music for the af
fair. The proceeds of the party will
be used by Ihe club tin- spt-.esoi -ing
its county home project. Mrs.
!.l. E. Henbest acted as general
Thc McUiughlin clan held its
I annual picnic Sunday. July 20, at
I Ihe Benlnn-Lane park.
A well filled basket dinner I
'was served' at 1 o'clock. After I
'dinner the order of business was'
leaned by tne acting pi esidcnt. i
lien iucl.aue.hlin. 'I he secretary.
iVale Parker, read the minutes
anil recorded the deaths and
birlhs for the pasi year.
Robert Kenailv of Cottage
;.1rs Dale Adams and chiUiren,
Ivan Dale Marietta Jean. Hose
buig; M.ithtw Adams of Rot
hurj; Mr. and .Mrs...)tif Ljui iu
ftFlTffTni'Kladloli were used about
. r Tj I'h'Xi A 'V t . I lo"y- Bouquets of pink,
' Ji t ' ' JLj jf4li, fc 4 and orchid hydrangeas, ai
J i llJU la till til ""d orchl(1 hydrangeas, arrang
ff t fLS -A t i I S ,od with Beacon gladioli were
brlileiirooni, acted as best man.
The bride's mother was charm
Ing In a deep-blue 'colored after
noon frock with a corsage of
gladioli buds and the bride-1 Mrs. Ray B. Hampton, Mis. juck , Gladioli blossoms and numcr
groom's mother wore an attrac iVan Duesen, Mrs. Mosler, Mrs. 15. , oug cnt1(,dl.a candles formed an
live flowered chiffon frock with T. Meyers. Mrs. Gustaf Peterson, j impi-es.sivp setting for the cere
gladioli bud corsage. Mrs. Jeanne Walker, Mrs. Jose-1 mony QU Promse M,,.. and .,,
Following the ceremony, an in-1 phine Crouch, Mrs. Barrett, Mrs. I-ov(, yl)U Tl.uy" WPrc p.,ve( as
formal reception was held. The I Arthur Midland, Mrs. Mary Bine -piano mm before the wedding,
buffet table, beautifully appoint- nlng, Mrs. P. B. Ackley, Mrs. Tn0 hrkl,x party t,nU,,.ot thc
ed in white gladioli buds, white
carnations and tall while tapers,
was centered by the lliree tlered
wedding cake, topped by b minia
ture bride and bridegroom. The
bride cut the cuke, which was
j served by her sister, Mrs. Paul
Ilou.
Those present included
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Mrs. J. M. Bartlev and daughter, ! 'X cmcumm-u ..u, u.mK- -
Miss Joyce, Mr. and Mrs. Paul ! Wednesday at a charming oi e- j
Houser. of Toledo, ore., Mr. and'l.irly o'clock luncheon at the
Mrs. L. S.
Kershncr Mr and'""1''1 nose, looowcu uy uiuu
Mrs. Delhert Parker, Miss Kalh-i
rvn nusenbark, Mrs. Frank Poolei'i""1'' 011 Bom" ' ? 11 u , .
anil Rev. John A. Barney.
Following the wedding recep-'and
I Inn llu. In-Ill,
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li.l'l fin- riirKt iwiintu rtn I hull-
oinls their
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lumevmoon and are now at home
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m ih .h- f,-l,.rK in the Kl,lh,.nn
apartments. ton, guests, and Mrs. Louis Fill- Mrs. Edward G. Kohlhagen and
Both the bride and bridegroom I lerton. Mrs. Adrian Fisher, Mrs. j Mrs. A. C. Anderson were ap
are iimininent memhers nf ihe 1 .1. P. Motschenbacher, Mrs. Glenn . pointed joint chairmen of a do-
vouiu'cr set of this city and were!
both graduated from Roseburg I members.
high school. The bride has been High score for the afternoon's
employed since being graduated' contract bridge play was won by
from iiigh school al the Douglas I Mrs. Ellison with Mrs. Louis Fill
Conservation office and Mr. I lerton winning the second high
Kershncr is employed by Pacific score and Mrs. Fisher winning
Fruit and Produce company with the traveling prize,
headquarters in this city.' I
iDIXONVILLE LAOIES
l-r. Cottage Grove: Mr. and Mrs
K'ward W. H. Smith. Roch'irg:
, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kenady and I
children, Mabel, Donald, ItonaU.
Dean, Collage Grove; Minnie
lliltlbrand, Independence, Ore.;
Mrs. Vale Parker and chlWnn,
Virginia and Jenny, Eugene; Mr.
G. W. McLaughlin. Salem; R. L j l(,ss,,s " !
McLaughlin. Roseburg. I V'ollowing the business ITWH,t. I
K ".-none eujovxl visiting andijg iin,i social hour. Mrs. Fox, i
swimming. I Mrs. 1 leidenreich and Mrs Blood
served delicious refreshments to!
COUNCIL MEETING IS
HELD MONDAY EVENING
The Junior Woman's club Julyj
council meeting was held by the!
president. Mrs. C. E. Smith at ;
ihe clubhouse Monday evening
nans were outlined ior a cook-
ed -food sale to be held a, lmv'
ill's hardware store on North
J,.ckso street. Saturday, August
.'. with Miss Dorothy Criunmo'l
a:; chairman.
Plans were also made lor Ihe
aluminum drive lor national dc-.eiiM-.
Following the meeting the
grou; went to Ihe T.n'ern lor re-
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hided: .Nils. C. E
. E. llenbi'St. Mrs.
Smith. Mrs. ;
Edw in Can !
nor. Mrs. Ralph Herman. Mrs.
Perry Thirle. Miss loriih;.
'. runimi lt and Miss Patricio
'ftlllU'l.
KEYSTONE CLUB TO
MEET NEXT FRIDAY
The Methodist Keystone club! Members of Job's Daughters
w 111 moot next Friday at a one- Roseburg Bethel No. 8 and their
thirty o'clock dessert -luncheon at ; Dads are asked to attend a spe
the home of Mrs. Clarence Rand cial meeting tonight at 7 o'clock
with Mrs. Loren Harvey and ; at Ihe home of the guardian, Mrs.
Mrs. Elward Smith, assisting j E. A. Brit ton to make plans for
hostoiits. All nitnibiis urrd to ! enteyin; a trip up M. Hood over
be present. I Airlift l.-t. 1'nd and 3rd.
HARDING-WILDER BRIDGE
LUNCHEON IS CHARMING
AFFAIR OF MONDAY
of the most beautiful par' jj j, . fmmmammii&mu&m'ml
he given as a series of af-1 I I
One
lies to
fairs I his
Monday
L'mpqua,
Ing and Mrs. A. A. Wilder in
vited forty-five friends to ' a
charming one o'clock bridge
luncheon. The Harding apartment at the
hotel was lovely with large bou
quets of colorful larkspur, cos
mos and petunias, while huge
baskets of Debonair and Rosalie
about the
hllle
used in the Civic room, while the ;
long luncheon table, carried out
a pasici muni oi yenuw, piim
and orchid with Minuet and
Pieardy ' gladioli predominating
in the floral arrangements. Long,
sapphire blue mirrors graced the
table and were interspersed w'ith
the floral bouquets and pastel-
colored bird flguerines. Lovely j
placecards and orchid colored
I favor baskets completed the i
i pretty motif. The pink, yellow:
and orchid was carred out in the
menu.
Following the luncheon, con
tract bridge was enjoyed in the
attractive lobby of the hotel with
Miss Margaret Baum winning
the first prize and Mrs. S. J.
Shoemaker winning 4ho seeppd
prize. ' '
CHARMING SHOWER PARTY
GIVEN AT CRENSHAW
I HOME ON WEDNESDAY
Mrs. William Moore, Jr., and
i baby daughter, Billle Jo, were
I honored at a charming shower ;
lis season was entoyed i I A"jjr ii , I
afternoon at the Hotel lt2 JV- J ON. " I
, when Mrs. J. A. Hard-1 fl xjT,.- t TVrv. ' I
party Wednesday evening given '"-.
by Mrs. Lottie Ross and Mrs. beautiful daughter of Mr. and
George Crenshaw at the hitter's Mrs. Robert Patterson, 1017 Law
home. The Moore family lives in , kon 8t,.eoli Julias, Texus, and
Portland. Walter Donivan Wright, son of
Pink sweetpeas, arranged In a Ml. un(j Mrs. W. F. Wright, of
low green bowl, graced the beau-1 ,,osol W(1).e man.,od
tifully appointed table Fo lou-lm e ce,.0 s d
ing the presentation ol the lovely Ju,v 20l ,a tn(, ,Fu (J
gifts, refreshments were scive.l , c,luireh ,n Haymondi Wash Rv
by the hostesses. . Mrs. Jay Bushnell I nee Lcona
Those enjoying the party with WrlKnt of Kosebul.g) glslcl. of
Mrs. Ross and Mrs. Crenshaw n j tlu bi-ldegroom, performed the
honor of Mrs. Moore and Bill e Jo i nH1Tia(,(, coremony at three
included Mrs. Ward Cumming. , 0.clock in tM( afto,.noon in tne
Mrs. wauer Morgan, " """'j
! ullerlon, Mrs. . Aouan risiiei,,
Smith, Mrs. w. J. raooiu, oi .,
Miss Irma Morgan, Mrs. George ,
Jackson, Mrs. Stella Critcser and
Mrs. Mae Gllkesort.
MRS. FRANK LONG ,.
IS HOSTESS TO
BRIDGE CLUB WEDNESDAY
Mrs. Frank Long very gracious-
bridge nt tne aiuamvc .....ik
tliul bouquets of gladioli, zinnias.
cosmos were ariangco uuuui
HHt 1'fWWriK.
T""se enjoying the occasion
L - ith Mrs l.nm Included Mrs. A. !
Those enjoying t lu
with Mrs. Long Included Mrs. A
t T.'in .l TVti.p r-l,'H., 1, ii nl1.
J. Klllsoti and Mrs. Clyde Fuller-
Owen and Mrs. S. C. Richmond, j
CLUB HAS ENJOYABLE
(MEETING ON THURSDAY
nivimvillc Ladies club
a vm. (,njvll,(. meeting at
j,,,,, " Thursdav afternoon
i tn Mvs J()hn ,..Xi Mrs js0,,h
Hei.U'iuvich and Mrs. H. E.
. ,,,., L,,.il00,,sV il0.ing ,ls hos-
i.Mrs. Maurice Weber. Mm. W. II.
I Brown. Mrs. O. C. Brown. Mrs.
D. Buflington and Carrie Dixon,
The club w ill not meet again
until the third Thursday alter
noon in October.
CE LEB RATES BRTH DAY
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY
AT NESKOWIN THURSDAY
Attorney and Mrs. Guy Cordon
and daughter, Miss Carolyn. Miss
Athalie Taylor and Plin Laurance,
of this city, drove to Neskowin
Thursday to join Miss Margaret
Cordon and Mrs. L. K. McClln
lock and daughters, Miss Patricia
MK-c --.vv to ,.,o,h,--tn the '
eighteenth birthday anniversary
of Miss Carolyn Cordon. Mrs.
McClintock and daughters and
; Miss Margaret Cordon are spend
ing their vacation at Neskow in,
'JOB'S DAUGHTERS AND
OAOS TO MEET TONIGHT
TO PLAN FOR TRIP
Marry in Washington on Sunday
im m &m u
NfWH-Ili-vluw l'liulo mid KntflavliiK.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Donivan Wright
prosoiw of 100 friends and rela-
tjws of the cou e
church to the strains of the
ni.1(i Ph,.UB from Lohengrin
ti1p ))rMp WHS vcl.v ovoiv in (1
white silk crepe redlngoto model
fashioned with quilted lapels and
white accessories. Her hat was a
I white off-the-face model with
I short veil. The corsage was of
1 "SPii
carnations, white sweet-
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COUNTRY CLUB LADIES
ENJOY PLEASANT DAY
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The ladies of thc Roseburg
Country club enjoyed pluying
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w"'"1' -nv.t hiih.ih.vu
vvas served at noon and Mrs. H.
f-- Stearns, captain, presided over
the business session.
lightful card party to be held at
the clubhouse the evening of
August 1st at eight o'clock,
which all members and their
friends are Invited to enjoy.
Prizes will be awarded and re
freshments will be served.
Contract bridge was enjoyed
during the afternoon by Mrs.
H. C. Stearns, captain, Mrs. K A.
Pearson, secretary; Mrs. W. J.
Olmscheid, Mrs. K. J. Rodgers,
Mrs. Kenneth W. Kinney, Mrs.
Edward G. Kohlhagen, Mrs. A. C.
Anderson, Mrs. Robert Bissell,
Mrs. Gene Greene. Mrs. Loyal
Stearns, Mrs. W. E. Ott, Mrs. J.
F. Dlllard, Mrs. Harris Ellsworth,
Mrs. J. C. Hume, Mrs. H. C.
Wells nnd Mrs. J. M. Judd. High
sc0p ior 11,0 afternoon was won
b',M- '''V1 Stearns with Mrs.
Judd winning the second
hlh score-
Next Thursday the first flight
goiters will tee off at 8:30 o'clock.
Pot luck luncheon will be served
nl I'-.'lO ,C,.rif.L- uml thn itftni
noon's contract bridge play will
begin promptly at 1:30 o'clock.
COUNTRY CLUB BRIDGE
PARTY TO BE ENJOYABLE
! AFFAIR OF AUGUST 1ST
The dale of August 1st has
been announced by the ladles ot
the Country club for their, next
social event to be held at the
clubhouse. The affair will be a
contract bridge party at eight
o clock m the evening, whlcn
members and friends are cordial-
COOKBOOKLET COUPON
This Couoon and
entitles bearer to a cookbooklet at the News
Review office, Roseburg, Oregon.
w I Sr.
peas and fern.
Miss Lorraine Magnuson, of Se
attle, was maid of honor and
wore a printed silk afternoon
frock and a corsage of sweetpeas
and carnations. Roy J. Smith, of
Roscburg, acted as best man to
the bridegroom. Floyd BJorklund
and Jay Bushnell were ushers.
Following the ceremony, a re
ception was held at the church
parsonage, at which time the
bride cut the beautifully deco
rated, tiered wedding cake.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. . Wright,
parents of the bridegroom, and
Mr. and Mrs. Roy J. Smith, ' of
Roseburg, attended the wedding
and other out-of-town guests In
cluded the bridegroom :. uncle
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. William
Collins, of Grand Junction, Colo
rado, and two friends. Robert
Dlnsmore, of Minneapolis, Minn.,
and Raymond TJevine, of Keno
sha, Wisconsin.
The bride was graduated from
the Dallas, Texas, high school ,
and the bridegroom was grad-1
uateu irom Koseourg senior high
add is now employed In the larg
est department store In Seattle,
where they will make their
home.
ly Invited to attend. Prizes will be
awarded and refreshments will
be served. Mrs. Edward G. Kohl
hagen and Mrs. A. C. Anderson
are joint chairmen of the party.
MR. AND MRS. BELLOWS
ENTERTAIN AT GARDEN
PICNIC SUPPER WEDNESDAY
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bellows en
tertained at a charming, informal
picnic supper and fireside party
in the attractive garden of their
home Wednesday evening In com
pliment to Mrs. George R. Chllds,
of San Francisco, Miss V. Esther
Simmons, of Fresno, Calif., and
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Barker, of
Seattle.
Covers were placed for fifteen.
Visiting was enjoyed during the
pleasant evening hours.
FORMER ROSEBURG
NURSE MARRIES IN
MONTANA, JULY 4
According to word received
here. Miss Eleanor Rudd, former
nurse at Mercy hospital, and B.
Gremsgard, Coquille druggist,
were quietly married July 4 in
Montana. They will make their
home in Coquille, where the
bride is employed at the hospit
al. The bride had just complet
ed a special course in anesthesia
at Great Falls, Mont., and is en
gaged In that work at thc Co
quille hospital.
BIRTHDAY CLUB
SURPRISES MRS. JONES ;
ON ANNIVERSARY j
Mi's. C. K. ,Iones,.w ho makes j
her home w ith her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bel
lows, was very delightfully sur
prised Thursday atternoon when
the members of thc birthday club
called to celebrate her eightieth
birthday anniversary. .
Sewing and visiting were en
Joyed and at the tea liour a love-
lv birthday cake was cut and dc-
licious refreshments were served
HANSEN JUMP BRIDGE
LUNCHEON GIVEN FOR
ILLINOIS VISITOR
' Mrs. H. T. Hansen and Mrs. C.
E. Jump entertained at one of
the most charming parties of the
season, when they invited a
group of friends to thc beautiful
new Hansen home in Laurelwood
Monday afternoon in compliment
'to Miss Phyllis Allen, of Bloom
Ington. Illinois, who is spending
the summer hure visiting her
brother-in-law and sister, Dr. and
Mrs. E. B. Van Ness, at the fa
cility post.
A nvd, white and blue motif
inri ,, in rlin nnstairs
WUS 111 1 iru uui it j
rooms of the Hansen home by
the use of numerous large bou-j
quels of beautiful gladioli, while i
the large recreation room of thc j
home was colortui wun Duuquuis
of baby dahlias, nasturtiums, zin
nias and marigolds.
Guests Invited by Mrs. Hansen
and Mrs. Jump to honor Miss Al
len Included: Mrs. E. B. Van
Ness, Mrs. Homer Grow, Mrs. W.
E. Futrelle, Mrs. John M. Raish,
Mrs. Mark L. Underwood, Mrs
Harry A. Single, Mrs. Kenneth
W. Kinney. Mrs. Robert Bissell,
Mrs. O. R. Hess, Mrs. C. M.
O'Malley, Mrs. L. K. Fiea, Mi's. T.
H. Ness, Mrs. Maurice L. Hall
mark. Mrs. Fred Lockwood. Mrs.
R. D. Coen, Mrs. H. C. Wrells,
Mrs. Robert Savage, Mrs. Harry
Pinniger, Mrs. W. R. Brown, Mrs.
I. B. Riddle, Mrs. G. V. Wimber
ly, Mrs. J. R. Wharton and Mrs.
G. W. Cinder.
Contract bridge was enjoyed
following the lovely one o'clock
luncheon. A guest prize was pre
sented by the hostess to Miss
Allen and the afternoon's score
prizes were awarded to Mrs.
Robert Bissell, Mrs. W. E. Fu
trelle and Mrs. Fred Lockwood.
FRAQUEETON LODGE IS
SCENE OF ENJOYABLE
PARTY ON MONDAY
A delightful all-day party and
no-hostess luncheon was enjoyed
Monday at the attractive sum
mer camp, "Fraqueeton lodge,"
on Little river belonging to Mr.
and Mrs. Walter S. Hamilton,
honoring Mrs. George R. Childs,',
of San Francisco, Miss V. Esther
Simmons (a former schoolmate
of Mrs. Hamilton), Fresno, Calif.,
Mrs. Clifford Barker, of Seattle
and Mrs. Walter Bain, of Chica
go, 111.
. Besides the., gucftts of bsnps,.
those 'enjdpin'g the day with Mrs.
Hamilton Included: Mrs. George
M. Brown and her grandson,
Mrs. J. F. -Barker, Mrs. Velio
Broadway, Mrs. L. W. Josse, Mrs.
T. B. Vlrden, Mrs. J. E. .Sawyers,
Mrs. S. A. Sanford, Mrs. C. W.
Wharton, Mrs. A .W. Baum, Mrs.
"W. F. Chapman, Mrs. Douglas
Waite, Miss Rosa B. Parrott, Mrs'.'
H. C. Darby, Miss Adeline Stew
art and Mrs. George Sewcll.
' Mrs. Chllds, a former resident
of this city, has been spending
her vacation at the Hotel Ump
qua and left Thursday with Miss
Simmons for California. Mrs.
Barker and her husband have
been here this week visiting the
hitter's mother, Mrs. J. F. Bar
ker, and sisters, Mrs. Voile
Broadway and Mrs. L. W. Josse
and they loft Friday for Seattle.
Mrs. Bain and daughter, Eva
Ruth, have been spending several
months here visiting Mrs. Bain's
mother, Mrs. Douglas Waite.
Swimming and visiting were
enjoyed during the pleasant aft
ernoon hours.
COME AND GO PARTY
IS ENJOYED BY
B. P. W. C. MONDAY
A come and go "icecream"
party was enjoyed by the Busi
ness and Professional Women's
club Monday evening in the at
tractive garden at thc home of
the club president, Mrs. L. L.
Spencer, on North Jackson street.
Assisting Mrs. Spencer as hos
tesses were: Mrs. Thomas Par
kinson. Mrs. Mildred Horn and
Miss Elnor Shcrk.
The garden was lovely with
bright-colored lights, summer
flowers and comfortable garden
furniture. Gay-colored crystals
burned In thc outdoor fireplace.
Those enjoying the occasion in
cluded: Margaret N. Johnson,
Bess Wharton, Margaret Brown,
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Stark, Mr.
and Mrs. Story lies, Mr. and Mrs.
R. L. Carpenter, Ray Carpenter,
Erolino Baker of Seattle, -Carrie
Bell, Lena C. Porter, Edyth Gil
mour, Elizabeth Gr.rrett, Martha
Perry, C. E. Mansfield, Goldie
Brunn. Sula Parkinson. Lucille
To Wash Days
Lenox, Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Kenny,
Ha Laubach, Elnor Sherk, Dr. :
and Mrs. L. H. Lehrbach, Mabel
K. Joeger of Portland (mother ofgl
Mrs. Horn), Mr. and Mrs. Hai-oldw
Horn, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Fred
rlckson, Alda Williams,' Esther
Goodwin, Mr. and Mrs. J. L.
Saundcri- and Mr. ar Mrs. Ly.
mon L. Spencer.
SAWYERSSANFORD
BREAKFAST PARTY 9 . ... ..
ENJOYED ON SATURDAY
Mrs. James E. Sawyers and
Mrs. S. A. Sanford were Joint
hostesses at o charming ten
o'clock breakfast party at tho
former's beautiful home on
North Stephens street Saturday
morning in compliment of Mrs.
George R. Chllds, of San Fran
cisco, and Miss V. Esther Sim
mons, of Fresno, Calif.
0
Pomegranate blossoms, arrang
ed with figuerines, graced the
beautifully appointed table, white
bouquets of hydrangeas, lilies
and zinnias were attractively ar
ranged about the living room.
Covers were placed for Mrs.
Childs and Miss Simmons, guests
of honor, Miss Rosa B. Parrott,
Mrs. J. F. Barker, Mrs. T. B.
Vlrden, Mrs. George Sewcll, Mrs.
H. H. Stapleton, Mrs. Velle
Broadway, Mrs C. W. Wharton,
Mrs. Arthur W. Baum, Mrs. Wal
ter S. Hamilton, Mrs. L. W.
Josse, Mrs. R. t. Gilo, Mrs. A. C.
Marsters, Mrs. M. F. Rice, Mrs.
Douglas Waite, Mrs. Walter
Bain, of Chicago, 111., and the
hostesses, Mrs. Sawyers and Mrs.
Sanford.
Visiting was enjoyed following :
the breakfast hour.
W. B. A. HAS
DELIGHTFUL SOCIAL
AFFAIR ON THURSDAY
I
The Woman's Benefit associa
tion met for a delightful social
Thursday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Ethel Wilson on Kane
st reet.
Mrs. Hattle McAfee and Mrs.
J. G. Stephenson were special
birthday guests of the afternoon
and a surprise shower of -lovely
gifts was presented to Mrs.
George Vaughn, of Glide, form
erly May Miller.
Games and visiting were en
joyed and beautiful gifts were
presented to Mrs. Vaughn. At
tjiei'teo.houK J,pvily. ,rpf reshments
were served to Mrs. Vaughn,
Mrs. Stephenson and Mrs. Mc
Afee, guests of honor, and Mrs.
Hugh Wells, Mrs. Eugene Little,
Mrs. Carl Havens, Mrs. W. R.
Vinson, Mrs. W. Bonebrnke,
Mrs. George Powers, Mrs. Elsie
Williams, Mrs. Jean Havens '
(member-elect), and the hostcs:JB
Mrs. Ethel Wilson.
Tho next regular business
meeting will be held at the Mc
cabee hall the afternoon of Au
gust 14.
FAREWELL PARTY GIVEN
MRS. STUART TAYLOR
SATURDAY AFTERNOON
Mrs. Paul Blaskey and Mrs.
William Fisher entertained at a
lovely farewell party at the .
former's home on Winchester
street Saturday afternoon honor
ing Mrs. Stuart Taylor, who with
her family will spend the remain
der of the summer in Reedsport.
Lovely gifts were presented to
Mrs. Taylor. Sewing and visit
ing were enjoyed and at thc tea
hour Mrs. Blaskey and Mrs. Fish
er served delicious refreshments,
to Mrs. Taylor, guest of hon&J)
and her daughters, Joanne, Lor
raine and Margaret, Mrs. Edith
S. Ackert, Mrs. Albert Stlngly
(Carol Ackert), Mrs. Susan Wood
ruff and Mrs. Emelia Hill.
DRAIN NORMAL SCHOOL
ALUMNI PICNIC TO BE
HELD SUNDAY, JULY 27
All former students of the
Drain Normal school are invited
to bring their families and
friends to the annual picnic to be
held Sunday, July 27, at noon
at Avery park in Corvallis:'
Those attending arc asked to
bring basket picnic lunches for
the affair.
MERRY-GO-ROUND CLUB
TO MEET ON WEDNESDAY
The Winston Merry-Go-Rouml
club will meet next Wcdncsdstk
at a one-thirty o'clock dossed
luncheon at thc home of Mrs.
Clyde Adair. All members arc
cordially invited to be present.
Farewell to tub and
iron drudgery! Hello
to summer fun and
freedom. The right
number to caII U 88
and the right time is
now.
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