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Newspaper Page TextV FOUR ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER I, 1941. 5CDCDEW Social Calendar Tonight, November 1 Country club members and iriends are Invited to attend hard time dance at clubhouse. Tourna ment committee in charge of ar rangements. Sunday, November 2 Mr. and Mrs. D. P. McKay to celebrate golden wedding anni versary at one o'clock basket din ner at Wilbur schoolhouse audi torium. All friends Invited. Monday, November 3 "Junior Woman's club meeting at 8 o'clock in evening at club house with Mrs. Grant H. Moore, guest speaker. Miss Dorothy Crummett, chairman. pr'. R. L. Dunn's non-denomina tional Bible study class to meet at 7:45 in evening at dining hall of Douglas hotel. Public Invited. Episcopal Guild meeting at two in afternoon at parish hall with Mrs. A. B. Cacy, Mrs. Will H. : Gerrctson and Mrs. E. T. Nelson, hostesses. Plans to be made for parish dinner. Special call meeting of Wo man's Society of Christian Ser vice of Methodist church to be held at 2:30 in afternoon at home of Mrs. J. ii McClintock on Cass street. ' Junior American Legion auxili ary meeting at 7 o'clock In Ihb evening at home of Mrs. James Young. Installation of officers. Refreshments. ' Rlversdale grange benefit five-hundi-ed card party at 8 o'clock in evening at hall. Prizes and re freshments. This is the third of a scries 'of CHi-d parties to be sponsored by the grange. Fullerton P.-T. A. meeting post poned until 3:30 afternoon of No vember 10. ' Play Festival at 8:15 In evening lit senior high school. Program to Include three one-act plays with special features. Public in vited. Douglas County Music Teachers I association to meet -it one o'clock at u.lriii of Miss 'Jl.ul- H. Stror-K. B. P. W. Glee club to practice at 7 (Instead of 8 o'clock on ac count of high school hl-jinxi, at sludln of director; " Mrs. C. A. Brand. ' Lilac Circle, No. 4!), Neighbor j of Woodcraft to meet at T M In evening at I. O. O. F. hall. Tuesday, November 4 Roseburg Woman's club Invites public to benefit play anil tea at two o'clock In afternoon at club house. Miss Helen Casey lo pi".' sent play. Mrs. Homer Gr.r.v in charge of special music ami Mrs. Frank Brown, chairman M tea. Melrose Grange election of of ficers at 8 o'clock meeting al grange hall. Members urged to be present. Job's I laughters to en'.'rlain Mrs. Eleanor Perkins, of Port land, Grand Guardian of Oregon, al banquet and meeting at Mason ic temple. Greens Study club afternoon meeting al home of Mrs. Joseph Porter. Motor meeting Corps First Aid class! at 7:.')0 in cvenin.; at armory. American legion auxiliary regular meeting at 8 o'clock in evening at armory. Committee on Nutrition In De fensc to meet at 7:30 in evening at Health office. All persons in- terested Invited. I Past Matrons club of Rosemirg I chapter of Eastern Star to meet at 7:30 dessert supper at home o; Mrs. John K. Runyan with Mrs. Waller Hercher, cohosh's:;. Reliekah degree statr lo m.'et at 8 o'clock In evenlne al l.t .( I F. hall for practice. District No. 11 or Ihe Oregon State Graduate Nurses associa tion to hold Imimrtant meeting at 8 o'clock In Blue room at Hotel Umpqua. All members request ed to he pi-esent. Wednesday, November 5 University of Oregon Mothers club invites public to attend Schol arship Loan Fund benefit card parly at 8 o'clock al Elks temple. Prizes for various card plays. Re freshments. Reservations, call Mrs. Fred Hamilton 295-J or Mrs. Guy Cordon 528 J. Red Cross sewing group of Legion auxiliary lo meet at two o'clock at Medical arts building. Delphian club to meet at two o' clock at homo of Mrs. W. It. Brown with Mrs. A. .1. program chairman on "Mark Twain." New Rlea club one Young, . loplc, I o'clock luncheon at home ol Mrs. F 1 1. Applehuff. Roseburg Art and Embroidery club afternoon meeting at home of Mrs. Effie Sltibblefield, corner of Lane and Rose streets. Oregon Slale College Mothers club members and friends invit- By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER Job's Daughters Benefit Card Party Is Large Affair of Week Twnty-slx tables were reserv p(l for the seven-thirty o'clock dessert-supper and benefit bridge party sponsored by the guardian council of Job's Daughters Wed nesday evening at the Masonic temple. The dessert-supper was served at long tables in the banquet room, decorated with bowls of French marigolds and Hal lowe'en napkins. Council mem bers sKnsoring the party Includ ed: Mrs. E. A. liritton, A. B. Tay lor, Mrs. A. E. Elliott, Mrs. Al bert Mlcelli, Mrs. George Hins dale, Mrs. Robert Savage, Mrs. Earl Wiley, Mrs. G. W. Marshall and Mrs. Floyd Lewis. A candy sale was held in con nection with the card party, the proceeds to go to the educational fund. Mrs. L. E. McClintock and daughter, Patricia, were general chairmen of the party and the card play rules were announced by Miss Patricia. Mrs. A. B. Taylor and daugh ter, Athalle (who is honored queen of the bethel) had charge of refreshments; Mrs. J. C. Hume and daughter, Joanne, had charge of reservations; Mrs. ll.T. Hansen and daughter, Kuth, had charge of soliciting, and Mrs. Robert Savage and daughter, Pa tricia, had charge of the candy sale. Mrs. Earl Wiley and Mrs. H. L. Whipple were In .charge of decorations of the serving tables. Athalle Taylor, Patricia Mc Clintock, Marian Church, Ruth Hansen and Gerry Johnson re- ed to meet at one o'clock no hostess luncheon at Hotel Rose. Mrs. J. F. Dlllard and Mrs. Clair K. Allen, Joint chairman. M. O. A. club to meet at one o'clock luncheon at home of Miss Pearl Jones. Presbyterian Missionary execu tive board meeting at two o'clock in afternoon at home of Mrs. J. .Roland Parker on Cobb street. All board members urged to be present. Thursday, November 6 Country club ladies to meet al 3:30 a. m. at clubhouse for con tract bridge tournament play. Pol luck luncheon at 12:.'I0 anrl golf Ing In afternoon. Roseburg Baptist Women's So ciety one o'clock dessert lui'eh."jn at church parlors with Circle No. I members as hostesses. Mis. George Caskey in charge of husl ness meeting; Mrs. C. II. Wick bam, urogram chairman an, I ."rs. J. F. Byrd, devotions. Mid-week Bible class of SI Paul's Lutheran church I meet at two o'clock 111 afternoon at home of Mrs. W. A. Sylv.'osioi'. 1170 Military street, Willi M:s. P. Ackley and Mrs. E. Rriiikmcycr acling as Joint hostesses. Eastern Star annual h'laieeo'.i Ing and Past Matrons and Past Patrons night al S o'clock al .;,'. sonic temple. Mrs. I.. A. "il'inl jand Mrs. Clair K. Allen in charge of refreshments. Dr. B. K. Shoe maker to show his pictures on Mexico: Mrs. Earl Wiley to sing: degree to be given for Past .Mat rolls and rasl Patrons and piano numbers to be played by Mrs. Frances l.lntoll. Friday, November 7 Rlversdale grange to meet a; 8:15 In evening al ball for Her jllon of officers. M 'tubers urged hinents to lie to be present. Kefir served bv Mr. and Mrs. llrure Eldon ogle Parrott, Mr. and Mr: and Mr. and Mrs. !. 1!. Hampton. Methodist Keystone club to meet at l:.'tl) o'clock dessert lun cheon at home or Mrs. I!. H. uirclwood with Hampton in 1 Mrs. Melville T '. Wire anil Mr. Hugh Harrison, assisting hosiess es. Greens P.-T. A. niccling in even ing at schoolhouse with John Hess ill charge of refreshments and Mrs. Lettelleu In charge ol entertainment. ill Chapter of the P. E. ( i SM erhood to meet at I I") o'clock dessert luncheon at home ol .Mrs. G. C. Finlay on South Main slice!. Saturday, November 8 Roseburg Woman's chili sci vice shop open all day upd.ins in club house, opposite Hum's Indian j theatre November (2 Lady Elks Invile public In bi ne fit card parly at temple al two o'clock in afternoon. Prizes lot contract bridge, five bundled and pinochle. Iteiresbments. November 13, 14, 15 ' n. p ,,,r,l,,i, W. C. to sponsor Sam 'The Klhilzcr," in three- day instruction course in ronlr.tr! bridge. November 15, 10 Catholic church two day bazaar. November 22 Eplsiwal guild by.vtar at p.-r ,lsh hall. eelved the guests and were slstod during the evening by Jeanne Dlllard, Wanda Olm scheid, Virginia Walsh, Barbara Ann Turner, Vada Belts, Mar orle Stephens, Helen Richmond, Wllma Pounds, Phyllis Hinsdale, Fredricka Hamilton, Virginia Rosclund, Mary Ellen McKay, Gerry Stephens, Ella Mae Cloake. Doris Gross. Betty Paul son, Shirley Cartel-, Betty Wil son, Elcanore Micelli, Rulh Ann Rulil, Patricia Murphy, Margaret Cordon, Anita Young, Mildred Frolimader, C'arla McKowan, Barbara Young, Georgene John son, Wyona Borgen, Mario Neal, Elaine Rhnden, Betty Mae Whip ple and Marilyn Preston. The door prize for the evening was won by Mrs. Grant Osborn. High score contract bridge prizes were awarded to Dr. C. E. Jump and Mrs. Frederick J. Poller. The traveling slam prize was tied by Mrs. C. E. Jump and II. T. Hansen, and R. B. Sipprell and Mrs. (). M. Bcrrie, with the latter tor couple winning. Traveling; zes were awarded to Mrs. J. R prizes Dlllard, Mrs. M. F. Rice and Mrs. Frederick J. Porter. The Hallowe'en motif was beautifully carried out in Ihe chapter room by the use of large scarecrows and other figures depicting the season. The party was one of the largest and most enjoyable benefit alfairs of the season. A large number of bridge clubs attended (he parly and several reserved tables for enter taining friends. PINOCHLE CLUB HAS DELIGHTFUL HALLOWE'EN PARTY AT WAER HOME Mrs. Charles Waer entertained her pinochle club at a very en- Joyable Hallowe'en parlv al her home Thursday evenlne. Tin Hallowe'en molif and bouquets of chrysanthemums Here used about the rooms, while the seven thirty o'clock dessert-supper was served al a very beaut ilully dec orated table. A Hallowe'en clolh covered the table, which was centered with a lighted Jack-o-Lanlern. Colorful favors were given to Ihe guests and the place cards bore original poems written by the hostess for every guest. Covers were placed for Mrs. Richard Strallon, a guest, and , Mrs. Keith Phillips, Mrs. David Ellis, Mrs. Robert Huff, Mi Grant Phillips. Mrs. Mrs. Erwiu Clark, TV' I iniih Mrs.' Robert' Nelson and the hostess, Ml Waer. Mrs. Ellis won Ihe high score prize for Ihe evenings pinochle play with Mrs. Granl Phillips winning the traveling prize and also receiving Ihe consolation prize. Lovely birthday gitls were pre sented hv Hie group lo Mrs! Granl Phillips. MRS. JOHN E. RUNYAN ENTERTAINS Bl CHAPTER AT ANNUAL BREAKFAST one of the niosl charming af fairs of the week was the annual breakfast party given Thutsday morning by Mrs. John E. Kuny.in al ninc lhirtv o'clock at her al tractive home on Soulh Jackson si reel for the members of HI chapter of the P. E. i. Sister, hood. The small serving tables were braiililtilly decorated in ihe Hal lowe'en molif, which was also used about the rooms. Covers were placed for sjxtivn. Following the hrcaklasi Ihe chapler members prescnlcd a lovely lareuell gift lo Mrs. Fred A. Hurd. who is moving to Sleila coi'tn. Wash., to make her homo. Bl chapter will tneel next Fri day al a onc fifieen o'clock des sert lunrlieon al the home ol Mrs. G. C. Finlay on Soulh Main short. , JUNIOR SENIOR HIGH P.-T. A. TO HOLD NEXT MEETING DLC. I n account ot fhe teacbcis' in stiiuic here next week, the Jun ior Senior High P. T. A mooting planned lor .Monday, has been postponed null! the evening of December 1st. Mrs c.nl : Wunberly. chair in. hi ol the program committee, has announced that an iiittisii.il ly interesting evening has been id, inncd t..r the I Vcemhrr 1st session, following the piogt.nn. a reception for Ihe teachers will bi- held. Mrs. Wimberly is being assistt'd on Ihe program i-opiinit Ice In Rev. Pei ry Smith. Pi inei pal Clyde Heaid. Prineip.il R. R. Brand. Miss Dix and Miss Rickelts. Mrs. o. S. Chambers, j.iesidcnl of the P.-T. A., has in ged all par cuts id the junior senior high students lo .Ob til the j.ii , i pi., and leirptlon. INTERSE STUDY CLUB HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING AT BEARD HOME TUESOAY .Mrs. Clyde- Beard graciously en tertained the Inter-Se Study club at a lovely one o'clock salad uinencon ai nor attractive homo on East Washington street Tues day afternoon. Pink snapdragons and zinnias, with matching can dles, graced the prettily appoint I i(l table, while large bouquets of i marigolds were Used about the 'r-orr:! Covers were placed for Mrs. R. B. Hampton. Mrs. Earl Ullrich, .Mrs. V. V. Harpham, Mrs. C. M. Stark, Mrs. E. S. Hall, Mrs. Charles Doerner, Mrs. Paul Ged dos, Mrs. Robert Hawloy, Mrs. Bruce Mellis, Mrs. R. R. Brand, Mrs. D. Ramsdell, Mrs. James Davis and the hostess, Mrs. Beard. Roll-call topics were presented by Mrs. Mellis, Mrs. Doerner and Mrs. Ramsdell. The very inter esting program on "Paraguay" was presented by Mrs. Harpham. The next meeting will be Wednesday, November 12 (as the regular meeting day falls on Armistice day), at one o'clock at Ihe home of Mrs. D. Ram:--dell with roll-call topics in charge of Mrs. Hawley, Mrs. Ull rich and Mrs. Jay Young. The program on "Peru" will be in charge of Mrs. Davis. LADY ELKS MAKING PLAN FOR CHARMING BENEFIT PARTY NOV. 12 Elaborate plans are being made by the Lady Elks for their ail- ""' "TV"' """' "1? ho h" lw' oc," U (iii. i ii.i.jii ui ixm-iniii-r iin, ai Ihe Elks temple. The public has been cordially invited to attend this parly. The Lady Elks annual f ;U I benefit parly is given to raise funds for lis Chlstmas charily work anil caul players of this community are always anxious to assist the organization making this party a sueces", ;rs so much charity work is done by the group during the holidays. Reservations for the party may be made by calling Mrs. Adrian Usher, Mrs. Chester Hercher or Mrs. Waldo Campbell. If f" f:ili. oi-.'uiil.'nl of tin. - i.;uv .;ks, hrts announced that j prizes will be awarded winners . in contract. 'bridge, five-hundred and pinochle. Refreshments will be served at the tea hour. Mrs. R. L. Whipple and Mrs. II. C. Darby are joint chairmen of the refreshments and will be assisled by Mrs. Gordon Bennett, Mrs. Lee Miller, Mrs. Clyde Fill lerlon and Mrs. Harold Haskin will! Mrs. A. E. Kent anrtyMrs. L. L. Wimberly ill charge of decorations. MR. AND MRS. SIPPRELL HONORED AT FAREWELL oUPPER PARTY TUESDAY The Episcopal church choir en- ici i.nnco ai it vn j cri.ti iiuii scv- i,M1 f,'el"ck supper and farewell oariv al me nansn nan i ucsoay i eveuin-j in compliment to Mr. and ! Mrs. It. B. SiiiDicll. who with i their small son. Ralph, will move lo Salem, November S, lo reside, j A oraver book, with Mrs. Sin-i nrell's name cneiavrd on the cover, was presented as a fare-! well gill by the group lo Mrs.i Sipprell. who has been a verv aoi live member of the choir for sev-1 I wars. t Chrysanthemums were used to; grace tlity long serving (able and1 covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs. R. 11. Sipprell, gnosis of lion-i or. Rev. and Mrs. Perry Smith, i Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick Chapman,) Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Rilz- man, Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Brand, Mr. and Mrs. A. l-'legel. Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Watson, Mr. and Mrs. K. A. I'ost. Mr. and Mrs. I.vnn Hockley. Mr. and Mrs. Harry I'ini-.iger. Miss Patricia Morton, Mr. ll.igoti and Mrs. Xenor. . Ciioii nee was iieiu, alter which a social hour of cauls was j ; KEYSTONE CLUB HAS ' ENJOYABLE HALLOWEEN PARTY ON TUESDAY The Melhodsl Keystone club members an I their husbands en ; Joye-.l a delight fu! Hallowe'en P"r!y Tuo? hy evening at the .Metttoiitst eimreh p:.rl.irs 'orn 'rt.ilks, I allow e'en figures, ail , t'.imn lc ives and llowcis were used in Ihe decorations, i Games weie enjoyed and later refreshm-nts were served lo Mr. , and Mrs. W. E. Biicll. Mr. and Mrs G. M. Krcll. Mr. and .Mrs. Benjamin Cowan. Mr. and. Mrs. John M. R aisli. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Stock. Mr. and Mrs. .1. K. Dil lard, Mr. and Mrs. Ned Dixon, Mr. end Mrs. Vernon Keel, Mr. and Mis. E.ol Wiley. Allorncy and Mrs. Paul Geddcs. Gene Ciiles. Miss Arlie Corhett. Mrs. Adrian Fisher. Mrs. R. H. Hamp ton, Mis. Roy Sorensoit and Dr. Charles A. Edwards. EPISCOPAL GUILD TO MEET ON MONDAY St. George's Episcopal guild will meet Monday afternoon at the parish hall at two o'clock to make plans lor the parish dinner. Hostesses for the afternoon will !' .Mis. A. tt. Lary, Gerieiscn and Mrs. All mcmbi f.: ;!: prcM'itt. Mrs. Will H E. T. Nelson. I ii!.;cd to he! MR. AND MRS. SCOTT HONORED AT LARGE SHOWER ON WEDNESDAY A large group of friends in the Melrose community called on Mr. ! mid Mrs. Henry Scott at the i Scott ranch Wednesday evening to honor them at a very delight ful shower party. The Scotts were recently married here. Mrs. Scott was formerly Miss Carmel Newiand. The rclreshmenl table, cover ed by a beautiful lace cloth, was centered by a bowl of pastel col- orcu iiowers ol white swan sonia, pink baby zinnias and pale blue fall flowers arranged ...in, f- .i n.,.,i,.i i... ...ii oink taoers. Mrs. r. N Rnn. bark and Mrs. Warner Hodges ooureu. ivi s. .tames i onn nrinrt. ... . .-. . . as chairman of the party. Assist ing mis. Lonn in serving was Mrs. W. R. Anderson. A pump- kill, topped by a miniature bride h.-l.ln and bridegroom, arranged by Mrs. E. R. Fenn, also graced the table. Those enjoying the parly hon oring Mr. and Mrs. Scott in cluded: Mr. and Mrs. W. R. An derson and son, William Henrv. .''I m . Jlor"'M':- and Mrs. John William Robert son and children, John Marvin and Camille Anne, Mr. and Mrs. Joel Fenn, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kruse and daughter, Darlene, Mr. and Mi's. H. P. Conn, Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Matthews, Judge and Mrs. D. N. Busenbark and I daughter, Kathryn, Mr. and Mrs. j .lames Conn, Mr. and Mrs. Ken : neth Conn, Mr. and Mrs. Wade I Worthinglon, Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Fenn, Mr. and Mrs. William ' lionebrake, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. lionebrake, Busenbark, I lagan, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. iitld Mrs. J. Wesley Newiand, Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Goff, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas scholarship loan fund. Scott, Mrs. Kilane Matthews and Prizes will be awarded win daughter, Jacquolynn, Mrs. F. J. j ners In contract bridge, pinochle liursik, Miss Myrlc Erlckson, i and other card games. Reserva Mrs. Edythe Florence Kelley, tions of tables may be made by Miss Ruby and Miss Ruth Mat thews, Mrs. Warner Hodges, Henry Hodges. Fred A. Russell and Anton and Vac liursik. ' CAMPBELLLYTLE PARTY ' GIVEN FOR MRS. HURD ION MONDAY EVENING Mrs. Fred A. Hurd. who is moving soon to Steilacoom, M. E. Middelburg and Mrs. Hed Wash., was honored at a very wig Watzig. charming parly given Monday) Following the card play, re evening by Mrs. K. D. Lytic and j frCshmonts will be served. Mrs. W. M. Campbell at the lat-1 lers attractive home on Soulh! Main street. Fall flowers and the Hal lowe'en molif were used about the rooms. A lovely gift was pre sented to Mrs. Hurd land the lTiiests wrote "izood wishes" on in- dividual cards to the guest ofi'101- attractive home Thursday honor. The contest prize for the '''veiling. A Jack-o lanlern cn evcniiiL' was won bv Miss Ade-1011'"1'''1 ' n1ilIle leaves and fall line Slew-art. Sewing and visiting were enjoved and laler Mrs. : " "m! ""J;1' """lcis oi enrysan Camnbell and Mrs. Lvtle served ""'mums and other autumn flow- i nVlielou refreshments. Mm. Mail. I rice .1. Ne'.vland col Ihe ices and i Mrs. R. L. Irving poured. Guests invited to enioy the oc- easion with Mrs. Lytic and Mrs. Campbell in honor of Mrs. Hurd Included: Mrs. R. A. Busenbark, Mrs. Maurice J. Newiand, Mrs. K. L. Knapp. Mrs. Earl Ullrich, 'Mrs. H. V.Sullivan. Mrs. C II. Bailey. Mrs. R. L. Irving Mrs. ,T. A. J. ""coiaot'i, ;ns. n. i.m..v, Miss Margaret Baldwin, Mrs. H. A. Winston, Mrs. Will H. Genet-: sen and Miss Adeline Stewart. ; PUBLIC INVITED TO ATTEND PLAY AND TEA AT WOMAN'S CLUB Mis Helen Casey ' Ihe one-act comedy. II present The Din- nor" at the annual fall banquet lea lo be given by the Roseburg: Woman's club at two o'clock next1 Tuesday afternoon. The public is cordially invited lo attend. j Mrs. Harry F. Hatfield, presi-: dent, will welcome the members' ,,,i ,., .!. ,...a xi,-0 ii.,rr,nl. w. Grow, who will play piano numbers during the tea hour, has j arranged for Mrs'. Morris II. i Roach to furnish special violin I numbers on the program. Miss j Casey will be assisted in present- I ing Ihe one-act comedy by Mrs. i Adrian Bowen anil Mrs. Frederick 1,1. Porter with Mrs. W. M. Camp- .bell announcing the play; Mrs. .-.owa,o ,m on.. . go , ;.. "'Kl ! j III. I ll.lg' I illlll lllh. Lj. I.. IIIIOC1 j ly in charge of decorations. .""km-iich'mi-ik-i , mi. . j.,.s The lea wiil be in charge or ,, 'clock dessert-luncheon at her Mrs. Frank Brown. Admission ; home. Lovely rhrvsanlhrmumr. lor Hie program will he a penny: formed a pretly motil for the oc pcr inch of waist-line. Icasion. I Covers were placed for Mrs. W. S. OF C. S. TO i Grant Osborn. a cuest. an t Mrs. HOLD SPECIAL MEETING MONDAY A special meeting of Ihe Wo man's Society of Christian Ser-ii-r of -Ihe Methodist church lias Ix-cii called for Monday after- noon at Iwa. lbir.y o'clock at the nine ot Mrs. J. E. McClintock on East Cass street. All mem bers are requested to be present. PUBLIC INVITEO TO BENEFIT CARD PARTY NEXT MONDAY NIGHT Rlversdale grange will spon sor the third of a series of bene fit live hundred card parlies al 8 o'clock next Monday evening al the hall. The public has been cordially wan ri invited to attend. Prizes awarded 3n i rfi psh- l incuts v. ill be served. BRIDGE-LUNCHEON AND GOLFING ENJOYED BY COUNTRY CLUB LADIES The Roseburg Country club ladies enjoyed the weekly con tract bridge tournament play Thursday morning at the club house with Mrs. Kenneth W. Kin ney winning the high score and Mrs. L. E. McClintock winning the second high score. Potluck luncheon was cnrvi.d at noon to: Mrs. I.. E MeTMntoek I captain; Mrs. W. J. Olmschoid, i secretary; Mrs. A. C. Anderson, I Mrs. Gene Greene. Mrs. Edward ?,'. Ko,lh!1Re."' Mfs' W' E- OU' ina. n. wauermire. mis. J. L.. Pounds, Mrs. E. J. Rodeers. Mrs i J"1 Slearns, Mrs. Kenneth W. ; ,neyUmls' "' Hansp". Ml neien i.asov Mrs i-hi- w w im. Mr berly, Mrs. J. F. Dlllard, Mrs. Ar ". nold Davis, Mrs. Robert Bissell, ,, u' van un1 Mls- 'or: Golfing was enjoyed duriiii! the afternoon with Miss Helen Casey winning the second flight and Mrs. W. J. Olmscheld wlnnine the third flight. The ladies made,1 plans lor the hard-time dancing party to be held tonight, Novem- ihm- it nt k i..i-k..'... . Thursday the ladies will meet at o:-o for mnti-,.t h-i,i,.. li.io potluck luncheon and golfing in the afternoon. PUBLIC INVITED TO U. OF O. MOTHERS CLUB BENEFIT AFFAIR The University of Oregon Mothers club will sponsor a very delightful benefit card party at 8 o'clock next Wednesday eve ning, November 5th, at the new ly redecorated Elks temple rooms. The clubs of University Mot hers all over the state of Oregon are sponsoring similar affairs to raise money for- the I calling either Mrs. Fred Hamil j ton at 295-J or Mrs. Guy Cordon at 528-J Mrs. Hamilton and Mrs. B. R. Shoemaker are acting as joint chairmen of the affair and are being assisted by Mrs. C. E. Wimberly, president of the club, Mrs W H Pm-tnt' , Mi-e O..., 1 rm-Hnn i? 'n..un..,c m.-. MRS. E. A. PEARSON ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLUB ON TUESDAY Mrs. E. A. Pearson entertained her bridge club at a very deliehi- ;.lul lMKm o clock dessert-supper at . giaccei rne serving table, iers ucl' arranged about the I rooms. ( Covers were placed for Mrs, Edwin Gardner, a guest, and Mrs, ; Perry Thlele, Mrs. Paul Smllit, Mrs. L. K. Fies, Mrs. Charles Ost- L ?-'ovo,:s wele nlac,'d ! rander, Mrs. I. M. Dunn, i Waldo Campbell and Mrs ; Roadman. lontract bridge was enjoyed ; during Ihe pleasant evening i hours with score prizes going tolstreet Tuesday evening. imeie, jmis. i'les and .Mrs. I v EDWIN BAQUET IS HONORED AT DINNER ON FRIDAY EVENING Miss Annibelle Baquet and!'"? "V5 soc'i'1 hours' i,ft('r "l,it'il and Miss Cressa Adams enter-1 !"? !", 11 s' rl''ing out the tallied friends at a verv lovelvl six-thirty o clock dinner parly Friday evening at the former's home in lienor of Edwin Baquet, who left the following morning to accept government employ ment in Seattle. The table was very beautifully decorated 111 orange and black to carry out a pretty Halloween molif. Covers were placed for Edwin Baqticl. guest of honor, Lee Calkins, Jimmy Hess, Mr. and Mrs. Baquet, Earl Baquet and the hostesses. Oressa Adams and Annibelle Baquet. i MRS. G. M. KRELL ' , ENTERTAINS BRIDCE .CLUB ON THURSDAY jjrs was most after gracious hostess Thursday noon, when she entertained her bridge culb at a lovelv one-lhirt- A. J. Ellison. Mrs. H. H. Turner, Mrs. A. B. Taylor, Mrs. ')' R. Burr, Mrs. P. M. Lee. Mrs. E. C. Patterson and Mrs. Uuoy Iliati. oCntract bridge was enjojed during Ihe pelasant afternoon Umiii-u ivilh ti-t t.-ttl..so ..(....!.,.. ,h0 nj(.h 5colT "pl.;;,P.' HARD-TIME DANCE TO BE HELD AT COUNTRY CLUB THIS EVENING A very delightful hard-time dance has been planned by the tournament committee for mem bers of the Roseburg Country cluh and guests to be held to night at the clubhouse. The tournament committee includes: Mrs. A. C. Anderson, ; Mrs. O. R. Hess, Mrs. Kenneth Qu'ne Mrs Gene Greene an- . j Mrs. W. J. Olmschnd. DESSERT-BRIDGE LUNCHEON ENJOYED AT WIMBERLY HOME MONDAY Mrs. Carl E. Wimberly enter tained at a very delightful one thirty o'clock dessert-bridge lun cheon at her attractive home on East Lane street Monday after noon. Chrysanthemums and zin nias formed a pretty motif for the occasion. Covers were placed for Mrs. L. L. Wimberly, Mrs. G. V. Wimber ly, Mrs. George Wharton, Mrs. J. R. Wharton, Mrs. C. W. Wharton, Mrs. Roy Bellows, Mrs. A. A. Wilder, Mrs. Albert Micelli, Mrs. John William Robertson, Mrs. P. T. Bubar, Mrs. L. A. Wells, Mrs. J. C. Hume and Mrs. L. E. Mc Clintock. The hostess was assist ed in serving by Mrs. John Wil liam Robertson, Mrs. L. L. Wim berly and Mrs. L. A. Wells. Contract bridge was enjoyed during the pleasant afternoon hours with Mrs. Wilder winning the high score prize. The door prize was won by Mrs. Hume. PHEASANT LUNCHEON IS ENJOYED AT WIMBERLY HOME Judge and Mrs. Carl E. Wim berly and son, Leland Kent, en tertained informally at a de lightful pheasant luncheon at their home on East Lane street Saturday, having as their guests their son, Carl, Jr., Jerry Stone, Bill Bernard, Walker Trccce, Robert Hayes and Betty Ander son, all students at University of Oregon. The Eugene visitors were en route to Meriford to at tend the wedding of Josephine Bullis and Ted Holmes, after which they returned to Eugene Saturday evening to resume their studies. Mr. Holmes Is a member of last year's graduating class at the university. He is a member of Phi Delta Theta fraternity and his bride Is a member of PI Beta Phi sorority. MRS. MARSHALL PENGRA ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLUB TUESDAY EVENING Mrs. Marshal Pengra very gra ciously entertained her bridge club at a lovely 7:45 o'clock dessert-supper at her attractive home in Laurelwood Tuesday evening. Chrysanthemums were used to carry out a pretty deco rative' motif Jor the occasion. Covers were placed "for Mrs. U. D.' Powell and Mrs. Leonard Riley, guests, and Mrs. W. R. Chrisler, Mrs. O. R. Hess, Mrs. Scott Williams, Mrs. A. D. Parr, Mrs. Leon Yearwood and the hostess, Mrs. Pengra. A lovely handkerchief shower was given Mrs. Chrisler, who with her husband, will leave-soon for Los Angeles to reside. - ' High score for the evening's contract bridge play was won by Mrs. Parr. EPWORTH LEAGUE HALLOWEEN PARTY IS ENJOYED ON TUESDAY Miss Freta Hendrickson enter tained the Methodist Epworth Mrs. ! League members and their ad Tod 'visor, Robert Clark, at a very de illghtful Halloween party at the beautiful new home of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Chamberlin on Court t hm-o w-r.. fifiv.fivn nnim-m . j ... . ..j.v the party. The guests were met al the door by ghosts and escort ed to the Halloween decorated .basement. A scavenger hunt was held and games were-enjoyed dur- "0 ' m wc c 's'-, v0" n- Mrs. C. A. Chamberlin and .Irs, iElward Smith. surprise SHOWER IS GIVEN MRS. H E BAR D THURSDAY AFTERNOON A lovely surprise shower was given in honor of Mrs. Roy Hol: ard by her sewing club last Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Joe Noyer as hostess. During the afternoon sewing and games were enjoyed with Mrs. Phil Wassom winning first prize and Mrs. "Red" Kaine winning con solation prize. Lovely refresh ments, carrying out the Hal lowe'en motif, were served. This was followed by a presentation of the gifts lo Mrs. Hebald from Mrs. J. Noyer, Mrs. I;. . Wilson,' Mrs. L. Moore, Mrs. R. Kalne, Mrs. G. McQueen' and Mrs. P." Wnssom. ry-'j m I! NEW SERVICE LAUNDRY I'M I A if. r- " " ' 3:4 W. MRS. E. RHOADS IS HONORED AT CHARMING PARTY FRIDAY AFTERNOON Mrs. S. J. Shoemaker and Mrs. H. F. Snyder were Joint hostesses at a very charming party at the former's home Friday afternoon g to honor theft mother, Mrs. E. H Rhoads, on her elghty-flrst birth day, anniversary, the date of which Is today. The tea table, covered by a beautiful lace cloth, was centered with a colorful bouquet of fall flowers. Cames, contests and visiting were enjoyed during the afternoon. Lovely birthday gifts were presented to Mrs. Rhoads. At the tea hour, the hostesses were assisted In serving by Mrs. Snyder's daughter, Mrs. L. ' A. Miles, who is a granddaughter of Mrs. Rhoads. Guests invited by Mrs. Shoe maker and Mrs. Snyder to honor Mrs. Rhoads Included: Mcsdames Worjhington, Neal, Decker, Stub blefleld, Ingles, Jfawn; Hoffmclst er, Miller, Bergh, LaUrsen, Cluck, Beals, Stephenson, William Bail ey, C. H. Bailey, Hounshell, Cox, IL. A. Allen, Pope, Hull, Lllllsbcrg, T Gilbert, Finlcy, Wells. Gammon, Lucas, Houscr, Davies, Mrs. Earl Rhoads and daughter, Ruth, and Mrs. L. A. Miles and daughter, Mary Jean. MM. EARL ULLRICH ENTERTAINS AT FAREWELL PARTY FOR MRS. HURD ' Mrs. Earl Ullrich graciously en tertained a group of friends at a dessert-supper at her home on Commercial street Thursday ev ening in compliment to Mrs. Fred . Hurd, who Is leaving soon for Steilacoom, Wash,, to reside. The serving table was beauti fully appointed and centered Willi a bowl of roses, while large bou quets of colorful chrysanthemums were attractively arranged about the rooms. . Farewell gifts were presented to Mrs. Hurd and the pleasant evening hours ' were spent in visiting. Guests enjoying the evening with Mrs. Ullrich in hon or of Ml-s. Hurd included: Mrs. R. L. Irving, Mrs. E. L. Knapp, Mrs. R. W. Marsters, Mrs. W. M. Campbell, Mrs. J. P. Motschen bacher, Mrs. K. D. Lytic and Mrs. C. H. Bailey. F. S. CLUB HAS ENJOYABLE MEETlNGr,. TUESDAY AFTERNOON The F. S. club met Tuesday artcrnoon at the attractive home of Miss Marie Martens'. The Hal lowe'en motif was beautifully carried out in the decorations. Sewing and visiting were en joyed and at the tea hour Miss Mai-tens, assisted by her sister, Mrs. W. Blumcr, served delicious refreshments to Sharon Lec Bloom, a guest, and Mrs. Harry F. Hatfield, Mrs. T. W. Thorn ason, Mrs. J. F. Byrd, Mrs. C. II. Wickham, Mrs. Earl Decker, Mrs. H. T. Bloom and Mi's. G. R. Chapman. The next meeting, which falls on Armistice day, has been post poned until November 25th, to he held at the home of Mrs. B. H. Laird at 1065 Winchester street. MRS. H. A. TURNER ENTERTAINS BRfDGE CLUB ON TUESDAY Mrs. H. A. Turner entertained her bridge club at a very lovely one-thirty o'clock dessert-luncheon Tuesday at her attractive home on Soulh Main street. A colorful bowl of fruit and autumn a leaves formed a pretty motif forU the table, while bouquets of chry santhemums were arranged about the rooms. Covers were placed for Mrs. A. J. Ellison, a guest, and Mrs. Ed ward G. Kohlhagen, Mrs. Harrie W. Booth, Mrs. Chester Morgan, Mrs. E. S. McClain, Mrs. Leroy Hiatt, Mrs. Maurice J. Newiand and Mrs. R. D. Coen. High score for the afternoon's contract bridge play was won by Mrs. McClain. MR. AND MRS. McKAY TO CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING ON SUNDAY ' 'H Mr. and Mrs. D. P. McCav. well- known and prominent Douglas county residents, will celebrate their ' fiftieth wedding anniver sary at a one o'clock basket din ner Sunday, November 2nd, 'at the Wilbur school auditoriums Relatives and friends" are cordial-U ly invited Id attend. Cleanliness Conscious Women Keep Our Line Busy Our icientific laundry service makes white thlnfts whiter, ncf helps colors retain their brightness. For better liundry particular women call us. Telephone 88 LANE $T.