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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON; SATURDAY,-OCTOBER 25. 1941.
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5(D(EDEW
HELWEO NEWLAND SERIES
OF LUNCHEONS ARE
CHARMINC AFFAIRS 1
I
SADIE ORR DUNBAR
IS GUEST SPEAKER
AT GUILD MEETING
-tU's. Paul ilrlwcg and Mis
Maurice J. Ncwland were Joint
hostciscs nt a scries of throe
"h:innin;i one
'his (rk giy
new home ol the former on Riv- Callister
' DELPHIAN CLUB HAS
ENJOYABLE LUNCHEON
'MEETING ON WEDNESDAY
CATHOLIC BENEFIT TO
BE HELD OCT. 28 29
AT PARISH HALL
One of the most outstanding
and enjoyable meetings of St.
fii-orges hpucopal (Jtiild
Alpha Beta Delphian chapter,
Roseburg. and Beta Tail Delphian
helll ' phatlf ttV nt k' nn nninrul a In.
oi.ii.iR iune,ieon here in many .-years took place Tightful noon no-hostess luncheon
n at the beautiful Monday eveninu at the I r m . u ,.i,.h ... i i. -(.. 1..1.
home on East Laneroom of the Hotel Cmnoua. Hoi-
SECOND ANNUAL
SADIE HAWKINS DANCE
TO BE HELD NOV. 1st
Social Calendar
By LOUIS KNIGHT PORTER
Hard-Time Dance To Bo Enjoyed
At Country Club on November I
Monday, October 27
Dr. H. L. Du;iiii uou dcuo.-ni na
tional liinle study clans to meet
lit inn 111 evening at dining hall
un- (tuny, followed by special
program and refreshment:;, this
v. 111 00 Hie annual Halloween
pai cy of tin- class.
Cruisers clun to meet at six
Muny politics, supiicr nt presny
terian church parlors.
Ji. '. W. c. ineelinfi at H o'clock
in evenitiK at cluuhouso. Ina
1 arnsw"rin, Hazel Dixon, Kb
lliciine Kenny and Etna Mann
in charge ol program on 'Strenij
then Di'inocrary in Our Town."
Junior Woman's Club Council
meelint! at H o'clock at home of
iMrs. J. K. HcnlH-Kl.
Tuesday, October 23
I-iidy I.ions to meet at S o'cln.k
in evening at home of Mrs. D. W.
Helliwell on S. Kane slroet with
Mrs. C. M. AlcDcimolt, joint hoc -I
less. i
l-Jigles auxiliary to meet at 8 !
o'clock in evening nt hall. I
Catholic benelil eiiterlainmenl j
ill H o'clock at iKirinh hall. Miss
iielen Casey to present play,
.'diet-inl lealures. Refreshments.
Candy sale.
; Jon's Dnuijhters to hold hilsj.
,' noss meellim at 7:. 'JO in evening
at Masonic temple to plan for
;. Nov. Ith mcellng lo entertain
Grand Cuai dian ol Oregon, Mrs.
Kleanore 1'erkins. ol Portland, at
baniiet and meet inn.
Methodist Keystone club mem
; hers and husbands Invited lo Hal
1 lowecn costume party at 7:.'iO in
! evening at church pal lors. Those
nlte ndmg asked to bring white ,
elephant gilt. Clamcs and re .
fiesluuenls. t
Roschiirg Rcbckah lodge 1111. .11 '
annual home coinlni; and harvest ;
festival at S o'clock in evening '
nt I. O. o. hall.
Young l'eoile's league of SI.
I'auis Lutheran church Ilallime'. ;
in costume party til al home
of Kev. and Mrs. W. A. Kylwcster
With Krlckn Hrttst, Joint 'hoiiioss.
X. of YV. Thinihle club lo meet
it two o'clock in afternoon at
home of Mrs. W. K. Sullivan nt
'M Chapman .street In Laurel
wood. Inter Re Sludy eluli one o'clock
tabid luncheon at bun f Mr.
The ladles of the Rosebur; the
Cou;i;:y club wiil sponsor a de- I play
lightful hard lime it-noe lo be
held at the club house I hp eve
ning of November 1st. .Member!
of the club and guests have been
invited to enioy the affair, which
will be in charge of Mis. A. C.
Anderson, .Mrs. O.
II. Hess, Mis.
Mrs. fjene
W. J. Ol m-
' cantaln fif the Indira
nountvd the following
Kenneth Quine,
Greene anil Mrs.
scheid.
Mrs. I,. E. McCllntock. new
has nn
commit
lee lor the year: cards, Mrs. II.
T.Hansen. Mrs. Guy Cordon,
Mis. Kdward G. Kohlhagcn, Mis.
W. M. McKachorn, Mrs. II. c.
Stearns and Mm. Arnold Davis;
tournament committee, Mrs.
Kenneth Quine, Mrs. Gene
(ireene, Mrs A. C. Anderson,
Mt. t). R. Hess and Mrs W. J.
Olmsrhold; eclectic committee:
Ml! H D. Hi idee! and Mm. Har
ris Kllsworlh; sunshine, Mrs.
Koheit Helliwell; house cummit ;
tee, Mrs. J. F. Dillard and Mrs.'
W. K tilt; handicap. Mrs. J. M. ,
Judd and Mrs. I.. Stearns. !
The ladles of the club enjoyed I
'Vine? hi idge t..t:rn.i;.--er.t
lilUIKO.t'v. molding at Ihe
, clubhoiiae Willi five tables in
J play and prizes going to Mis. W.
i M. McKachein, hl-;h, and Mr.-. L.
Stearns, s-c(md hich.
I'olluck lunclieon wa f.erve-1
, at noon to Mrs. I.. K. Medin
lock, captain. -Mrs. W. .1. dim
seheiil. secictary. Mis. Kenneth
W. Kinnej. M,s. Kdward G.
; Kohlbae-n, Mis. A. C. Andeisot),
Mrs. h H. Van Nesa, Mrs. I.
Stearns. Mrs. K. .1 Hneers. Mrs.
; W. K. ott, .Mis. W. M. Mi -Kadi-1
cm, Mrs J. C. Hume, .Mis. II. T.
Hansen, Mrs. C. I.". WmdK-ilv. ;
Mist Helen Taney, Mrs II. C. ;
! Steam:'. Mrs. I!. I). Iiridj;es. .Mis. 1
' Arir.lil Davis.. Mis. Robert His- :
sell. Mrs. J. M. Judd and Mrs. ;
Gene Greene. ;
(j'olfinf! w;.s enjrneil iliii ..-it;
the atiernoon with Mrs. II. C.
Stearns winni-i': the fust flight;'
Mrs. W M .VcKai-hi 111. secmd
llijthl, and Mis. U'. J. ( ilm.si held. ;
third flight
Next 'Ihursday Hie ladies will
play contract bridife at !l..10 a.
m. follov.rd by iiluik luncheon
at 1J:M ami koIIiiik in the after-noon.
- -"'' "" n. wuuam Men lowed pumpkins, filled with au-
Luvely l-uquet of yellow Bar- - presented Mr. Sadie Orr Dun tumn leaves and fall floweis de--.cc
chrywinthemums and Talis- har, executive secretary of the corated the room, while the long
man loses were used about the , Oregon Tuberculosis association, 'table was beautifully arranged
l'm;r-i' whiK- the si-ivliig iBbies past national president 01 with colorlul fruits and a low
ivi-re ct nti red with Jack o lan- 'he Federation of Women's club, arrangement of large dahlias In
c: n containers holding .Mexican Mi's- Dunbar held her audience the autumn shades. The decora-Mintlowei-s
and mangolds. entranced by an account of her lions were In charge of Mrs
Ibr firyt :1 the series was Hie '"P t0 South Amcilca, where she . Washington Iluehes. Mrs Wil-lov.-ly
one oV.li k iunebinjn j!'e sot-in several mci'S.e a gyA '!:am Bl! an-1 ?;s fid- r'.or.'J Ta"-Wcdni-sday
lor a group of eight will and good neighbor tour. Mrs. Ulow. J "' " . "'
Z'- n. ,",.n.L.,lhr a,f,-"""'" ;;'''n',,i'1: ;s nilliona"' and Cover, vnrc placed for Mrs. E.
American Red Cross. The lunch woman and an exceotionallv fine "??!?"?:, "in; J.' . 'J,'cn' .T supix.ttcd in the ast by
1 ....... . ..,. b, .. .u 1 "". :nis. w. josi and .irs. :Mrs. Harris Kllswoi-ib and (iaueh-
Oriental
One of the most interesting
benefit affairs planned for the
.. Ill k. tUn r ,lh,.lio
nn. ,.- v.. ". evening
entertainment to be presented ,. . . ,
Tusday and Wednesday i-vrninus,
Octobf-r 28-29. nt S o'cloc k at the
parish hall on North Kane street.
Tickets for the etitei tainmrnt are
now on sale. A candy sale will
be held in connection w ith the en
tertainment and refreshments
will be on sale, following the pro
gram. T he public is cordially in
vited to attend.
Miss Helen Casey, who
i.
The cvmr( annn.,1 cv. 1:
kins dance will be held Saturda-
t the -affai,
iSovcmbcr st
gardens. This
present comic songs on the pro
gram, will also present the one-
act comedy, "The Wedding" and
given again this year due to
. . e..,Uynient of n
last year s event. Prizes u in k .
awarded for the best costum
and the "Sadie Hawkins" ther '
will be carried out In the decora '
tions and theme of the evenins ;
I Music will be provided bv nu. -
iti 1 h irm, n a no nip mnn n(- a, .
" ' I ' f-l'"'"! UUIILW pp.
on
Job's Daughters Guardian Cound!
To Sponsor Benofit Party Oct. 29
Job's Daughter! guardian conn-
cil will sponxur a 7 : .TO o'clock '
dclseit supiier and benefit card
parly next Wednesday evening, i
October 20, at the Masonic tern- ,'
pie, which the public has been!
Invited to attend. I
MlS. I- K. McCllnlnelc .-m,l .-. ! .
Iricla are chairmen of the party i
with Mrs. A. H. Taylor and Alh.-i- I
Geor;
Savage.
I litis
Mrs
Ruth 111 chargi
, ims. nonen Mivage and r.-itricia
In charge of the candy sale. The
proceeds of the side will go to
, the educational fund.
Mrs. Karl Wiley and Mrs. I!. I.,
s Whipulc will decorate the mble
i and the reception committee will
: Include: Alhiilie Taylor, I'atiicln
1 'liMt,,,. M .. .. 4 .. .. , ..
I'lvile H,..-.i-,l P.,ll ,.ll . I... ' ........ .....li.ill ..II1UCII,
m7J lo' , V, m ni i V , ' H""1 Hansin and Gerry Johnson,
V. V. liar phan! " " ' ."u'l,l"': M"; A- 111
t; .Inl. -.ft ..... , t K""""o. n. i. i.i.vioi, asso
i ... ii iiii-.-uii u
home of Miss Marie Martens at
HY.il N. Jackson street.
Wednesday, October 29 !,., ' , , .
... , . ' evening at l-.lks temple.
Glengary hewing club meeting November 12 u
al two o'clock in aflci noon at I .
home of Mis. Nellie m,i:i,.i. ! . '''" 'llts ",vl'' IUUU- to bene
Catholic benelil entertainment
berl Micelli, Mrs.
dale. Mrs. Robert
Karl Wiley and Mrs. I'iovd Lew is
Ruth Ann Ruhl w'ill have
charge of serving and assisting
will be 'ada Retts, Barbara Tur
ner, Viigmi.-i Walsh. Wanda
Olmscheld and Jeanne Dillard-
flnwi is will be in i-haree of
tricia Murphy, .Margaret Cnrrlon
.-mil nit.-i v........ A i
lie In -h-.. -r . V . . "- "ll
... ... leiiesumems; ; tame reservations will be Klea.
Mrs. J. L. Hume and Joanne in j nore MIcclll. Betty Wilson hir
'c'i",K,'.' v,'f. ,'!'si:;.'v''l,i"ns UV (--"u'- 'Betty VMUs,m
.....i. ii, i. ieoi.M-11 to o ant .':ss .. nr. N.n , I...... .11
of nonfiling and be Doris (iross, Klla Mae Clo.-ike
Gerry Stephens. M.iry I-.'llen Me
I Kny and Virginia Rosi lund. As
j Minting wilh the randy sale will
j be Krilzle llamillon, I'hvllis
j Hinsdale, Wilnvi Rounds, Ii-eii
Rlclimond. Mariorie Sieohens.
..mis. .M.'Ajand entertained at the
second of the series of one
o'-locl: lunchiins. alter which
j seven tables of contract bridge
: were in play. Defense savings
. u:im-s were given as high and
second nigh
.' -.cere won by
; nil Mis. I. G. Watson. Assisting
he hostesses in serving were:
. Mis. S J. .Shoemaker and Mrs.
C lair K. Allen.
Friday, Mrs. I.'elweg and Mrs.
N'ewland entertained at their
third one o'clock luncheon, which
-'s followed bv contract bridge
played by twenty eight guests.
..ssiMing the hostesses In serv
ing were Mrs. R. n. Coen, Mis.
I. '.t.i.o W. Booth and Mrs. Ches
ter Morgan. Defense savings
stamps high and second high
score prl.-es were won by Mrs. D.
II. Morgan and .Miss Helen Ca-
MRS. F. A. HURD IS
HONORED BY BRIDGE
CLUB ON TUESDAY
.Mr
Wil
liam Bell. Mrs.'A. J. Geddes, Mrs.
C. A. Chamberlin, Mrs. J. C. Mc
Callistcr. Mrs. Raymond Parslnw
nreslded over Mi-s. tVenmh irr.ra ki.-.- n v
inn snot 1 nusiness meeting and an- Bannine and Mr. i t v,.nn
table was centered with a speaker. At the conclusion
OW al 1 ani'efnenl of bn-.n. d..hl. her talk Ihn Ihii-fe rvinmKn.. ,..i ' . . . '
Boating i a white bowl and guests present, expressed their T.Twt
nig tall while t.ipeis. The table . Dunbar lor bringing such a won
was covered by a very lovely jderful talk to the group.
Mrs. J. C. Hume
on TlHiisd.iy Mrs. Helwee
pomieo .nrs. cacy, Mrs. Gerret- Mrs. Washington N..h..E .,i
sen and Mrs. .N'elson to have dent of the Alpha Beta chapter,
charge of the November activties . presided and following a short
of the Guild. Plans were made ' business session, introduced Mrs
lor a parish dinner, the date of Althaus. w ho very charmingly
which will be announced later nresentert mi.c.v.ai .,.n.. .
T'"V,"Z l',a"s Tl SiSO ma"P for ,he an' i,he llfp of w'a't Whitman, follow
.Mis. H. 11. Turner nual Guild bazjiar. which uin ed hv ih , . ......
take place the latter part of No- the Waters of Minnetonka "
vember at the parish hall, and Mre r r n,ri., u ,
:" ,, . 'panel discussion with both chap-
; Mis. Bell entertained Mrs. Dun- ters taking part.
..... , , , guest, precea-: I r.e next meeting of Alpha
11 , inuo- lii ia cnapter was announced
..u.-.i ,-, - ,nl. ouuu program ; Aovcmber 5 to be
oour. ivn-s. uunbar stated in her afternoon
i.iiK tnat in the good-neighbor
policy it was the duty of our coun
try to send exchange students and
teachers to South America; she
told of the agriculture problems,
social conditions and educational
advantages and economic condi
tions of that country.
Talisman roses were used about
the rooms for th- occasion, while
the refreshment table wa. decor
ated in early Chrysanthemums I
Mrs. William Bell poured tea and ' G"m'-S and visiting were enjoy-
ers, Marv Margaret and Jane,
i Colleta Langcnberg, Mrs. T. H.
I. Ness and daughter and son. Gene
vieve anil John, Mr. and Mrs. E. '
I.. Dolan, George Gutflelsch, Mrs. I
Ulcdwlg Wat.ig. C. M. o'.Mallcy
I and son. Michael, I.oren Miller,
j Mr. and Mrs. Tone Shuttle, Bar
neV Smith and Ray Carpenter.
' Mrs. Harris ETU worth will pre
isent a pantomine and students of
; St. Joseph's school will lie pre
isented by Mrs. Paul Jenkins in a
dance number.
The twocvening entertainment
iwill be one of the largest benefit
i programs to be sponsored hi re
'litis season.
at two
home of Mrs. W.
Moore street.
for
held in the
o'clock at the
P.. Brown on
elate guardian, Mrs. tl. W. Mar-
Mildred I'l-ohmoder Cat la Me
Kowan, Bm-harn Young anil
noorg.'iic Johnson. P.fttv Mae
Whipple will have charge of the
door prize and wrapping ol
prizes will be In charge of Wy.
nna Horgen, Marie Xeal, Kl.iiiie
Rboilen and Marilyn Preston.
i-rizes w in lie aw arded w n
Mis. Robert I.. Irving enlcr
t.iineil her bridge club at a lovelv
one-thirty o'clock di ssert.ln n
clieon at her home at Wilbur I collee urn.
(Tuesday alternoon, at which limp!'"' rervinj:
the club niesenlerl .-. Ii.e..lt- r-.w. 'cd
vw-ll gift to Mrs. y. A. Hind.
; I'hiysantliemums, dahlias and
oilier lall ilouers were used to
decorate tlie table and rooms.
Covers were placed lor Mrs. P. A.
I bu d, Mix Grant Osborn. Mrs.
G. M. Krell, Mrs. t). K. Keldkamp,
Mrs. Morgan l.awson. Mrs. R.
II. Franks, Mrs. J. p. Motsclien
baeher, Mrs. Paul Morgan and
the hostess, Mrs. Irving.
Contract bridge was enjoyed,
hiring the afternoon with Mrs.
Osborn winning the guest prize
and si-oie prizes going to Mrs.
Morgan, hi,.;b, Mrs. .Molschen
bach(;r, second high, and Mrs.!
I bird, third high. !
Y. T. C. HALLOWE'EN
PARTY IS ENJOYABLE
AFFAIR OF THURSDAY
! The Youths Temperance Coun
cil held a delightful Hallowe'en
; party Thursday evening at the
home of Low ene Jones on Deer
; creek.
Mrs. I,. A. Dillard presided at the c'cl aml delicious refreshments
Ihe hostess commit-i served to .Mrs. I'recll,
refre hments Includ- . noutnwiek, advisor, June and!
Mrs. Grant II. Moore Mrs
G. C. Kinlay, Mrs. Gave Mnwery,
Mrs. P. I.. Crittenden aid Mrs
J. C. McCallister.
, LADY ELKS INVITE
PUBLIC TO BENEFIT
'CARD PARTY NOV. 12
I The afternoon of Wednesday,
November 12, has been announc
ed as the date of the benefit card
party to be sponsored by the
I Lady Klks at the temple. The
! public has been cordially invited
j to attend.
Mrs. R. C. Gile, president, has
j announced Ihe following commit--tees
have charge of the nflair:
refreshments, Mrs. It. R. Whip
ple and Mrs. II. C. Darby, assist
ed by Mrs. Gordon Bennett, Mrs.
I.ee Miller, Mis. Clyde Fullerton
and Mrs. Harold Haskin; dec-orations,
Mrs. A. I-:. Kent and Mrs.
L. I.. Wimbcrly; cards, labli
cnestid ami acc-oraim; tn is. :
dance committee, a most enjov
able evening has been nrranmi' '
w hich w iil he open to the public.
The committee in charge includes -Al
Cline, chairman, Melba Ixwoll
Adeline Powe, Hugh Cooper Gus
Angle. Al Reich. Ray Tant'ilunj
and Harry Moore.
MELROSE GRANGE TO
ELECT OFFICERS AT
MEETING N0VEMBER4
Melrose grange met Tuesday :
night at the hall for a delights
potluck supper, followed by i
seating drill and business session
in charge of the master. Ali .
iGoff. A program followed.
Plans were made for a com
munity Thanksgiving dinner. The
Home Economics chairman an
nounced that the club would hold
no more meetings the remainder
of this ear, but instead the mem
bers would spend every Wednes
day at the Red Cross rooms doing
sewing Xor that organization.
The next grange meeting will
be held November 4th at 8 o'clock,
at which time the election of new
officers will take place.
Every member is urged lo be
present.
MRS. CLAIR K. ALLEN
ENTERTAINS BRIDGE
LUNCHEON CLUB
JON IVAN PICKENS
CELEBRATES FIFTH
BIRTHDAY AT PPARTY
Jon Ivan Pickens, son of Mr.
anil Mr
j Joan Boyle, Wanda and Lois Jur-
gens. Virginia Koselund. Maxine
i King, Richard Dunning, Clyde
i Ambrose, Duncan M' Lect;, .Mars
: Southwick. .Mr. and Mrs. Jones
and children, Lowell, Margaret
and Leona, and the hostess, Low
ene Jones.
A special feature of the even-
Mrs. Clair K. Alien enierlainitl
her bridge club at ;t eharmu
one oVIock lunclieon at hor ,r
tractive home on Watson street
Wednesday afternoon. Beautiful
. boMOOel nf r - 1 1 ri,,.i-t-r n
..... i . s.-i ni ions. . s. orian .... .... c. i
table
Covers were placed for Mrs. A.
J. Ellison, a guest, and Mrs. P.
M. Lee. Miss Helen Casrv, Mrs.
Ivan Pickens, celebrated I.',, ' ' 1 "V . v '
fve'i? lullr :,,VU i " 'n PorTIand-a'nd
2V -"-I V.rK.n.a
afternoon. -''os"und.
! tduill, Mrs, A. K. Elliott. Mrs. Al i nets in the various card games.
l.ady Elks Invite
tit earn party at temple at Iwo
e'el... b I.. ..f... is. . ..
li'irlsb I u.o-i ii'.on. inzes ior
' , bridge, live hundred and pino. hie.
.' 1'r.r. I......V..
November 13, u, t5
B. P. W. C. lo sponsor Sam
Cordon. "The Kllnicr." in Ho......
Hid friends invited. -day insiiuctinn ismrse In ...i
Job's Daughters council henelit Mirldgc.
puoilc card party at .(.'111 dessert
nl H o'clock In evening at
hall. Hclrcshmcitts and
rale.
Gray Ladles lo sponsor first
fall dams' al Veterans tidininls-
Jralinn lacildy recreational ball.
iHcinners
LADY ELKS ENJOY
DESSERT SUPPER AND
CARD PARTY THURSDAY
The l.ady Elk.; met
ctnng at the temple
; November t5, 66
i Calhollc ( lunch tw o day baaar.
: Nnvenibcr 22
! Episcopal guild baz
Ish hall.
at par-
' supper at Masonic temple. Reset-
" vatltms phone 22-1 J.
; Tlnirsiioy, Ootobcr 30
L.adies of Country club to meet
,' at clubhouse at si:.tn a. m for
co.ntract budge; l':.'ltl potluck
; liincheon and golling in afler
miKin.
Junior Woman's club Fine Ail
department to meet at W o'clock' he Woman's Benelil associ i
In evening at home ol Mrs. J. !;.""" '"'Il1 very eiioable social
Hcnbest. I meeting u oneiliniy o'clock
American Home deiai Imeiil of I ''''ssei t luncliis.n Thin s.i.iv given
Junior Wonian's club tn meet at I "v n"s Ethel Wilson al her
W. E. A. HAS
ENJOYABLE SOCIAL
! MEETING THURSDAY
'I hursdav
for a de
uglillul eight o clock desserl sup
per and caul parly with Mrs.
Harold Haskin and Mrs. Gordon
Bennett actiiig as join! h..s.
losses. Jack o lanterns, aiiluinn
leaves and colorlul imiis were
used I., .any out an attractive
Hallowe'en motil lor ihe ecca-siou.
X o'clock in evening al home ol
Mrs. Fletcher Gardner
Itebekah degree sliilf lo pine
lice at H o'clock In evening at I. O.
O. F. hall.
home on Flint street.
i ne Halloween motil was car
lied out in the refreshments and
dcisir.it ions. cmeis were placed
! lor .Nora Blosser, guesi ol honor,
; Maud Powers, Alice Wells, Jessie
Vinson, Ipiiiie McAlee. Belle
I Stephenson, Helen Rapp, Jean
! Havens. Margaret Havens. Coin
.1 Ittle and the hostess, Ethel Wil
' son.
i Visiting v.ns enjoyed during
Hie pleasant alternoon hours
l lhe next meeting will be w
! vemner I.t at two o'clock at
Maccabee hall.
I overs
II. C. Gile
Fishel . ;
Mrs. II. i
B.-olev. M
Lee Mill,-
Mis.
ams,
Paul
Well.
I 'avid Ellis,
Mis. Wall,
Geddes. Mi
Mis. B. W.i
eie placed lor Mrs.
resilient. Mrs. Adrian
s. Clyde Fullerton.
Darby. Mrs. Harold
Vnl Strong. Mrs.
Mrs. Joseph .-...si.
MRS. E. L. KNAPP
tN TEH TAINS AT CHARMING
- PAHTY ON MONDAY
i .Mrs. E. L. K'iapp cnteri.-dhed
I at a very charming tifternoon
parly at her attractive home on
East Lane .street Monday. Color
ful vines, bright colored gourds
and figurines carried out a pretty
' motif tor the occasion.
Sewing and visiting were en
joyed and at the tea hour .Mrs.
Knapp served lovelv relresh
meius. Mrs. G. V. Wimbcrly as
sisted in serving.
Gu. sls invited lo enjoy tin- af
ternoon wilh Mrs. Knapp includ
ed: Mrs. G. V. Wimbcrly. Mrs,
V A. Abraham, Mrs. I lomcr
! Mrs-. Pickens was assisted dtir
, ing the alternoon and in serving
i Ihe lovely refreshments by Mrs.
j Frank Long and Mrs. E. S. Mc
clain. A lighted birthday cake
graced the prettily appointed
table, which was decorated to
; carry out an attractive
i e'en motil.
Lovely gilts were presented to
Jon Ivan from Stephen Hall, Da
;vid Morgan, John and Ixmald Mc
i Clain, Bobby Franks, Joe Hall
mark, Jimmie Helliwell, Michael
, Corn and Jerry Long.
M. O. A. CLUB HAS
ENJOYABLE MEETING
AT OGLE HOME WEDNESDAY
MRS. O. R. HESS IS
HOSTESS TO BRIDGE
CLUB ON WEDNESDAY
Campbell and Mrs. I
High M-ore tor in
contract budge play
Mrs. Adrian Fisln'i
Mis. R. 1.. Ad
' Good. Mrs.
. Reberi , .h
-h. Mrs, Waldo
' ,i ow, Mrs.
Kail I.. I'll
Mrs. R. W.
L. living,
Mrs. W. ('
Lytic, Mrs.
V. C. II.
Kin t- r.
W . M. Campbell, Mrs.
rich. Mis. F. A. IIurd.
Marsters, Mrs. Robed
Mrs. Clair K. Allen,
Holmes. Mrs. K. D.
J. P. Mntsrhc nhaclicr.
Bailey and Mrs. Roy
II Riddle.
I Veil!!!;: s
was won In
with Mis
the pill
PRAYER CIRCLE HAS
DCl IGHTFUL MEETING
AT LAIRD HOME TUESDAY
Friday, October 31
Past Presidents i bib ol George
Starmcr atixili.iiy to f. S. v. V
to meet at I .'in dessert luncheon
nt home ol Mrs 1 1 A l av lor,
' 111! W. Mosbel street, Instead ot
Hi Paul Dempvey home
Kilcll Ladles Aid ol the Elg.i
lose Lutheran church lo nu-et at
home of Mrs. Gerda Ltindalil on
South Pine street, Roseburg.
Members uiged to attend.
Saturday. November t
Roseburg Wonian's club ser
ice shop open all ,.l npsl.iiis
In clubhouse opposite Hunt's In
clian theatre.
Public invited to attend second
annual Sadie Hawkins dance at
Oriental gardens.
November 3
Play lesllval at S 1" o'clock in
evening al senior high school,
program to include fhii-e one net ,
plays wilh special teaiore? lie ;
tween plays. Public Invited.
November 4
Public invited to attend annual
full guest day tea of Roseburg ill. H 1 lagan. r;
Woman's clubhouse at two o'- beibn. Mis R ,
clock. .Miss Helen nsey to pre Paul Blask.w. Mis. I
sent play. Mrs. Frank Brow n. , Mrs. Anna Nu kson. M
1 1. n old Haiiey i mmi).
oclile pi c.
The ii.-i regular iiiccling i
be lie!. I Nocemlicr I'l.
Plans we,,, made lor ihe an
nua! lall b..,i, (i, ..mi ,,,,.v ,,, (.
It' -Id al tin- tcn-.nle Hi,. ,ii'.., .....,
will I,,-
th.
chairman of tea committee.
November 5
V. of o Mothers , bib lo :,p,.n
i,or benelil cai.l r"' -'t o u'clocU
Mrs B. II. Land very giacious
l.v cnlei laincd the Xnrthside
I'r.acr Circle at her lovch home
on W iiK-hesier street Tusd.n af
tcinoon Autumn leaves, c'hiys
aiithen.unis. zinnias and dahlias
lotmoit an atiraetiy,
t he occasion.
' "H"" ins tiie ?nid Icss.m and
social hour. Mrs. I.iid served
lovelv lelicshinenls o Mr., ! -
Smitb. o I,,, Angeles. ,,nd Mrs.
J. L. S.mndclN. ..it-vs and Mis
C. A, Cham
Hiidsoi:, Mi ..
II Dull.
. Fred A
ot November 1:;. I
awarded winners
bridge. five him, h,
o. hie. Relreshmenl.
ed al Ihe tea hour
the party m, , !,,,,! o
oil! the ch: isimas ch.ii iiv
CI oi th,. Lady I.Iks
In loiiiia.-t
d and pin
vv ill be scl v
Proceeds ot
at i y
pioj.
DIXONVILLE LADIES
CLL'H HAS ENJOYABLE
MEETING ON THURSDAY
I'll" iMsonviile E eh.-s c lub met
at Hie hall Thursday- alternoon
with Mi,. Kathleen Weber. Mrs.
Laura Brown anil Mrs. Ella
Blow 11 as hostesses.
Sewing and visiting were en
jov ed and at the tea hour lovelv
relreshinents were served by the
hostesses to: Mrs. John Fox.' Mrs
M II. McCord. M,s. Marv Lane,
Mis, John strader. Mrs c v
M'ogei. Mrs. io,, Matin
Nellie Branton. Mrs. ,,a
back. Mrs. lahth Mver-
Mrs. o. I. Hess entertained her
bridge club at a charming one
, thirty o'clock dessert-luncheon
i Wednesday afternoon at her
! beaiililul home In I.aurelwood.
Chrysanthemums were used in a
.hcautiful arrangement with flat
water lily candles on the serving
'table, while large bouiiiet.s were
(attractively arranged about the
, rooms.
. Covers were placed for Mrs.
.Stewart Coop, r, Mrs. A. C. An
'derson and .Miss Margaret B.nim.
guests, and Mrs. Scott Williams.
Mrs. .Marshall Pengra. Mrs. A. D.
Parr. Mrs. Frederick Chanman.
Mrs. Eldon Ogle very gracious
ly entertained the M. O. A. club
at her new home Wednesday af-
Hallow-1 ternoon. Beautiful fall flowers
, lent a colorful note to the rooms.
A lovely housevvarming gilt was
presented by the club to Mrs.
Ogle.
Sew ing and visiting were enjoy
ed until four o'clock, when Mrs.
Ogle served delicious refresh
ments lo Mrs. Lena Close, Mrs. R.
13. Hampton and Mrs. II. R. Dick
inson, guests, and Mrs. C. B. Cal
kins, Mrs. E. G. Cloake, Mrs. C.
W. Cook, Mrs. Roy Good. Mrs. L.
L. Wimbcrly, Mrs. C. T. Tipton.
Miss Pearl Jones, Mrs. Travis,
Mrs. Charles Mohr and Mrs. J. A.
Wood.
The November oth meeting will
lie held at a one o'clock luncheon
at the home of Miss Pearl Jones.
Fisher, Mrs. Chester Hercher and
Mrs. Waldo Campbell.
Prizes will be awarded winners
in contract bridge, five-hundred
mil pinochle. Refreshments will
be served at the tea hour. The
usual benefit charge will be made.
All proceeds w ill be used to carry
out the Christmas charity project
of the Lady Elks.
I B. P. W. C. TO MEET
j NEXT MONDAY NIGHT
i The Business and Professional
j Women's club will hold an inter-
I esung meeting Monilay night at
H o'clock at the clubhouse with
.Mrs. Slella Spencer, president, In
charge.
! The program on "Strengthen
I Democracy In Our Town," will
be in charge of Ina Farns worth,
Hazel Dixon, Katherine Kenny
and Etna Mann. All members are
requested to be present.
note to the rooms and
C. B. Wade. .Mrs. Chester Morean.
Mrs. D. B. Bubal. Mrs. Ivan Pick
ens an I the hostess, Mrs. Allen.
High score for the afternoon's
contract bridge play was won by
.Mrs. Ellison.
GRAND GUARDIAN OF
JOB'S DAUGHTERS TO
VISIT HERE NOV. 4
Roseburg bethel of Job's
j Daughters will meet Tuesday
iiigiu ai cm at ine Masonic
temple to make plans for entqj
lining the grand guardian or
Oregon. Mrs. Eleanorc Perkins,
who will make her official visit
here .November -I. A banmirt
will precede the November 1th
meeting.
DANCE TO BE GIVEN
AT FACILITY OCT. 29
The Gray Ladies organization
will sponsor its first lall danc
ing paity at an informal affair
next Wednesday evening at the
veterans administration facility
recreational hall. Members and
friends are invited to attend.
THIMBLE CLUB TO
MEET ON TUESDAY
Neighbors of Woodcraft Thim-
hie club will meet Tuesday after
noon at two o'clock at the home
I "I' Mrs. w. K. Sullivan at SOI
Chapman street in Laurelwood,
I instead of the usual meeting day
I of Monday. All members are
I cordially invited to he present.
HOUSEWARMING PARTY
GIVEN WEDNESDAY NIGHT
AT RIDENOUR HOME
GARY CRENSHAW HAS
DELIOHTFUL PARTY
ON FOURTH BIRTHDAY
Sunday
little Gary
hl-i lollllh
civell
Me
1 lloon. 1 Ictobcr -a,
'l enshaw eeleliraleil
birthday at a n.otv
n his honor by his mother.
Lest
SIOII
Bess,,,
field. 1
Andrew
Mrs. Maggie Kurtz
ihcr.ne 1 Icidcnrcich.
Iell. Mis. Nellie Living
Mrs. Taylor Mct'ord. Mrs.
Ingram. Mrs. Noia Hat
Carrie Dixon. Mrs. Amy
ivs. M,s. Rose Hou-,nn '
nd Mr-. Ca-
Jr., Mrs. I rederick J. Porter and
. the hostess. Mrs. Hess,
i High score for the afternoon's
contract bridge play was won bv
. Mrs. Pengra.
1 HOUSEWARMING PARTY
j GIVEN WEDNESDAY FOR
MR. AND MRS. MOWERY
A delightful housevvarming
! party was given Wednesday even-
Mrs. I "'K ;1 got'P of friends calling
Hi urn j nn Ml' "' -"Mrs- liay Mnwery and
Mrs. i 'amiiv . .loiin and Mary Jean.
A delightful house-warming
party was given by Copco cm
ployeos and friends Wednesday
evening for Mr. and Mrs. II.
Ridenour.
A fine gift was presented to
Mr. and Mrs. Ridenour from: W.
J. Olscheid. Mrs. Richard laid-
I wig. Miss Thclma Carter, Miss
Eugenia Virden, Mr. and Mrs. .1.
I E. Ilenbest. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
! Guile. Mr. and Mrs. Val Strong,
j Mr and Mrs. S. C. Richmond,
i Mr. and Mrs J. P. Molschenbach
; or. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Martindale.
j of Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Thorn
I as E. Ai mitstead, Mr. and Mrs.
I W. N. Rinabarger. Jack Hutch
i Ins and Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Slat
' terv.
Games were enioyi-d and later
j Knight. Mrs Eiov.
com. Mrs Editli S
1 Mabfl i ,!.:( !
I Miles.
Mrs 1, ,s, Ciensh.ivy. and aunt.
Mi' .1 .;. ,w,,. at the aura, live
motif tin J homo ot the latter in Laurelwood
M.l.-iv lovelv gilts wolf p:es, n;.
c! lo 1 an v and later in the aliei .
noon me Hostesses soivc.l damiv
icl'.csaincnu and a heauiitiillv
dcor ,1. -d hi I Ihdav , ike Was nil
an. I seivcd lo the lollovv iug
guests Mi s, Roberl Gile a:i,i ,,n
cv. M,, Vl.niin Urooks and Mar
no. J, . Mrs. RotH'i t Im i; and
Mvia iis. I'iedernk ( ba :man.
Van Bl.ui-I.lr. and Judd and Evaiii.vline.
A, kcrt. Mis. (Mis. , ,,-k Chapman and Radio
' ! .c , ' v t' v:.. i v j,. ,,,i Mr.-.
te ! V I. vi M,so! i . j
POSERURG CHAPTER
VISITS OAKLAND
EASTERN STAR THURSDAY
.M.-miiers of Rosehurg t'h.1
el Eastern Star attendin"
A lovely gift was presented to
the eiiesls of honor I .-..m M.. .....I
Mrs. T. R. H,,,-,- ,i,i ,' .:-,.,- j delicious refreshments
-Mr. ami Mrs A. R. Caey. Mr. and 1 vvv-
Mis. s. w. Van Voorst. Mr. and
Mrs. J. H Hennessy. Mr. and Mrs.
Ward Climmines Mr -owl Mre
! Adri in Fisher and Mr. and Mrs.
j E. E. Sherman.
I Bingo was enjoyed and later in
' the evening delicious lelrcsh-
( ments were served,
iter
Ihe! Vdliur. nrsm i r.As,,
, ,, , ,. -s-...j r i.ursc a u C S. U C
' s'..M'o ' loe.-ioi': I nurs- TO
-.is ,,it:rii iii. itineo. ,vu-s. .l:oiri.T
J Nevvl.ind. v.nrllvv- m:.!.....- f.
. 1 ivl.-ll .1 ssiii'l.-i Ii. .v...-..., 1 1 lie !.... ....'.. I A r
Mi,. Krell. Mrs. V .1 i' '.in ! si Paul's I ,.n .,, '..i,'..' a. ...... ! ('hades Doerner
Mt". William Hell. Mrs 1: L. planned a dellghtlul Hallowe'en I
W hipple. Mrs. A. B. Taylor. Mrs. costume party to lie held at 7:.'ii'
H. c'. Parslow. Mrs. John lilianC next Tuesday evening at the Sv 1
Kobortson. Mr. and Mrs. Earl i wester home at 1170 Military.
Wiley, Mis. c g. Keener. Mrs. 'street with Rev. and Mrs. W. A.
E. A Petlev and Mrs. John Wil : Sylw ester and Miss Ericka Hrust i
hair. RoiM'i ts.in. A delecaticm , as host anil hostess. All members ,
ii oin ihe i'ii e,- Grove , iv,,,ei-j -vnd ibeo- friend am cordially In ;
.n.ciumi ,1'n.. jvited to enjov the oivasion.
were
HOLD HALLOWE'EN
by PARTf NEXT TUESDAY
INTER SE STUDY CLUB
TO MEET ON TUESDAY
Mrs. Clyde Beard has invited
( the Inter Se Study club members
, to be her guests at a one o'clock
salad luncheon next Tuesday at
! her home on East Washington
street.
Mrs. V. V. Uarphnrn will pre
j sent the program on "Paraguay"
I auo ron can lopics win he given
ny .virs. tsrucc
Distinctive
Designs...
fSSr
Make our Holiday
Costume Jewelry,
received today,
the best that can
be sold for only
; Si. 00
Ofher New Ifems Include Toiletries,
Stationery and Imporls
"T MISS SAYLORS
New Fall Chocolafes
A DELICIOUS TREAT
13
THIS STORE OPEN FROM 10 A. M. TO 6 P. M.
11f1TriL:5 5T0RE
337 NORTH JACKSON
Ramsdell.
F. S. CLUB TO
MEET TUESDAY
Me
and
MlN.
Mrs. D.
The F. S. club w ill meet Tues
day alternoon at the home of
Miss Marie Martens at 10X North
Jackson street. All members are
cordially invited to be present.
C00KB0QKLHT COUPON
This Coupon and
entitles bearer to a cookbooklet at the News
Review office, Roseburg, Oregon.
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