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( FOUR ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON. SATURDAY, JUNE 13, 1942. ; : ' ."A 1 . - (s ; 1 .-' m. : "PS ; i 50CCDEW Social Calendar Monday June 15 Dr. Ft. L. Dunn's non- tlonal Bible study class to meet at 7:45 o'clock In evening at Doug las hotel dining hall. Public in vited. Junior Woman's club formal In stallation of officers at clubhouse at 8 o'clock In evening. Mrs. Per ry Thiele and Mrs. Paul Smith In charge. Members and friends cordially Invited. Evening sewing club to meet at 8 o'clock dessert-supper at home of Mrs. Floyd Wilson. Lilac Circle No. 49, Neighbors of Woodcraft to meet at 8 o'clock In evening at I. O. O. F. hall. Tuesday June 16 Nurses First Aid class to meet at 7:30 In evening at courthouse. . A. J. Townscnd is Instructor. The class meets every other week at the Facility and every other week at the courthouse. Wednesday June 17 New Idea club to meet at one o'clock luncheon at home of Mrs. John H. Porter. Roseburg Art and Embroidery club to meet In afternoon at home of Mrs. William Bailey on South Deer Creek. Members are asked to be prepared to furnish a num ber on the program. Members will sew for Red Cross, Circle D, of Baptist Women's society, Including Baptist ladies and friends residing west of rail road to rlvor and north as far ns Mosher to meet at 2 o'clock at home of Mrs. Earl Lewis, 813 Hoover Btrcet. Thursday June 18 Ladies of Country club to re sume piny of annual Champion ship golf tournament. Potluck luncheon at clubhouse at 12:30 and contract bridge play at 1:30 o clock. Patch and Chat cfub to meet at home of Mrs. J. N. Boor. Garden Valley Women' club to meet at two o clock In afternoon at clubhouse with Mrs. T. M. Win nlford as hostess. Mid-Week Bible class of St. Paul's Lutheran church to meet at one o'clock potluck luncheon at home of Mrs. Slrmann, 711 W. Mosher st., with Mrs. M. Richard. son, co-hostess. Plans will be made for a luncheon to be held Sunday, June 28, In connection with the annual mission-rally and picnic oi tne congregation. Circle A, of Baptist Women's society, including all Baptist la dies and friends In Millers addi tion, to meet at two o'cloek at home of Mrs. Robert Huff, 000 block on Eddy street. Circle B. C, Including Baptist laaies and mends, east of rail road as far as Mosher street, to meet at two o'clock at home of Mrs. C. H. Wlckham, 702 S. Mill street. Circle E, Including Baptist It dies and friends, north of Mosher as far as Douglas and west as far as btephens to river to meet at two o'clock at home of Mrs. T. M, Dunham on Oak street. Circle F and G Baptist ladles und friends residing east of Ste phens from Masher north includ ing all on Douglas to meet at two o clock at home of Mrs. Green on tast Douglas st. circle H, including Baptist In dies and friends residing west of uan street bridge, to meet at two o'clock at home of Mrs. B. Irvine 906 Military. Circle I, Baptist women and friends residing along Deer crook road and N. E. of highway lo meet at two o'clock at home of Mrs. C. E. Schoenlleber, 1135 W. First street. Circle J., Including Baptist la dies and friends residing in Riv erside and Edonhowor, to meet at two o'clock at home of Mis. Ed Bayllss In Riverside. Friday June 19 Rlversdale Grange to hold birthday dinner at six-thirty o' "clock potluck affair at hull honor- Ing members having blrthdRvx i April, May and June. Evoivono Call 88 NEW SERVICE By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER attending asked to bring their own table service. Saturday June 20 Roseburg Woman's club service I shop open ell-day upstairs in club-denomina-fc?' opposlte Hunt's Indlan theatre, Ladles of St. Joseph's Catholic church to sponsor rummage sale at former C. J. Breler store build ing, next to Wllder's. Mrs. J. A. Harding, chairman. BELLVIEW CLUB HA3 DELIGHTFUL MEETING WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON Cora Rogan and Esther Mor berg were Joint hostesses to the Bellview club on Wednesday aft ernoon at the home of the former. May Saar, president, conducted the meeting and appointed the fol lowing committees: sick com mittee, Belle Huff and Olive Walker; flowers, Emma Van Voorst; parliamentarian, Marga ret Clark; finance, Emma Beck ley and Alma Lovelace; press, Mary Lee Summers; program, Cora Rogan, Irene Walker and Cora Collison. At the tea hour Mrs. Rogan and Mrs. Morberg served delicious refreshments to: Cora Collison, Margaret Clark, Belle Huff, Esth er Morberg, May Saar, Mary Lee Summers, Mazle Walker, Emma Van Voorst, Olive Walker and Irene Walker, members, and Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Aydelotte and Mrs. Tate, guests. The afternoon was spent In visiting and playing games with Mary Lee Summers winning the prize. The next meeting will be July 1st at the home of Mrs. Robert Huff on Eddy street. Members are asked to answer roll call with a poem or speech. Two teams were organized for the year and the losing team will entertain the winning team. Captains arc Cora Collison and Margaret Clark. HAWKIN8 McKAV DESSERT-LUNCHEON GIVEN FOR CLUB Mrs. W. B. Hawkins and Mrs. H. D. McKay very graciously en tertained the Methodist Keystone club at a lovely one-thirty o'clock dessert-luncheon Friday at the former's attractive home In West Moreland. Roses and sweetpeas formed lovely bouquets about the rooms. Covers were placed for: Mrs. E. Grant Davis, Mrs. C. A. Cham berlln, Mrs. John M. Raish, Mis. E. A. Brltton, Mrs. Kenneth Ford, Mrs. Melville T. Wire, Mrs. Mur- land Johnson, Mrs. Ed Borgen, Mrs. J. A. Mauldlng, Mis. R. B. Hampton, Mis. Floyd Wilson, Mrs. Vernon Keel, Mrs. M. M. Nelson, Mrs. Charles A. Edwards, Mrs. J. H. Boucock and the hos tesses, Mrs. Hawkins and Mrs. McKay, Lovely corsages were presented to the retiring and Incoming pres idents and the retiring president presented a lovely gift to her sec retary-treasurer, Mrs. Hampton incw omcors include: Mrs. Earl Wiley, president; Mrs. Homer Rand, vice-president, and Mrs. Ed Borgen, secretary-treasurer. Dur ing tne afternoon the group wrapped Dannagcs for the Red Cross. The next meeting will be a potluck picnic at the home of Mrs. M. M. Nelson July 3rd with Mrs. Fred L. Southwick actinir us assistant nostcss. MRS. L. E. MCCLINTOCK ENTERTAINS LUNCHEON BRIDGE CLUB WEDNESDAY Mrs. L. E. McCllntock verv graciously entertained her bridge club at a charming one o'clock uiiicneon at her beautiful home on Hamilton avenue Wednesday afternoon. Peonies, sweotneas and roses formed a verv homiil. ful motif for the occasion Covers were placed for: Mrs. van Pickens. Miss Union r.i..v Mrs. P. M. Loo, Mrs. C. H. Wade' Mr. D. a. Hubar. Mis. n!r l.- Allen. Mrs. Chester Morgan and tin- imsicss, Mrs. McCllntuck. contract brideo oni,-,i during the afternoon with Mrs. 'tokens winning the hih score. Please Call for mv Summer Wardrobe" You can bring out those hot weather fashions now, and have them dry clean ed to new, cool fresh ness. We do expert work on sheers, prints, and hard-to-clean fab rics. And your laun dry, too. It's easy and economical. There is a shortage of metal Please return hangars to us. LAUNDRY MISS VIRGINIA WIN8TON COMPLIMENTED AT LOVELY 8HOWER PARTY MONDAY Mrs. Earl Smith and Mrs. Archie Wilson were Jonlt hos tesses at a large and very lovely shower party Monday afternoon at the former's beautiful home In Winston in compliment to Miss Virginia Winston, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Winston, who recently announced her marriage date as June 11th to be held at Corvallls, when she will marry James Gray, Jr., of Seattle, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Gray, Sr., of Juneau, Alaska. Paul's Scarlet roses were beau tifully arranged about the rooms. Mrs. J. H. Michal played the wed ding march as the guest of honor entered the room and little Paula Gayle and Sallie Lou Smith, dressed as a bride and bride groom, brought the shower gifts into the room In a wagon. After opening the many beauti ful gifts, games were played with Mrs. Earl Agee winning the prize, after which Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Wilson served delicious refresh ments to: Miss Virginia Winston, guest of honor, her mother, Mrs. Harry A. Winston, Mrs. Claude Banning, Mrs. Thomas Parkinson, Mrs. K. D. Lytic, Mi's. F. C. Frear, Mrs. Marlowe McKay, Mrs. Ken neth Laurence and son, Tommy, Mrs. W.. Person, Mrs. O. M. Hop ple, Mrs. R. A. Eastman, Sr., Mrs. R. A. Eastman, Jr., Mrs. C. Bunch and son, Rex, .Mrs. W. Fish, Mrs. A. Martin, Mrs. I. B. Thompson, Mrs. F. Burks, Mrs. W. Jamleson, Mrs. J. H. Nichols, Mrs. R. D. Klclst, Mrs. J. K. Mas ters, Mrs. D. H. Morgan, Mrs. J. R. Wilson, Mrs. R. Brosl, Mrs. M. B. Green, Mrs. George Johnson, Mrs. W. H. Carter, Mrs. Joe Mat thews, Mrs. G. Gaah, Mrs. Roy Havens, Mrs. Earl Pickens, Mi s. George Bacher, Mrs. Earl Agee, Mrs. J. H. Carnes, Mrs. Fred Vehring, Mrs. C. Adair, Mrs. Jack Suksdorf, Mrs. Clay Smith, Paula Gayle and Sallie Lou Smith, Miss Carol Carnes, Miss Thelma Car ter, Miss Georginc Johnson and Miss Shirley Wilson. Miss Virginia Winston attend ed the Roseburg schools and later attended Sacramento junior col lege and University of Oregon and has been employed recently at Albany at the cantonment. Mr. Gray attended both Oregon State college and University of Oregon and is employed at Boe ing aircraft In Seattle, where they will make their homo. P. N. G. HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING AT LAUBACH HOME Ila Laubach, Ruth Reese, Mayme Fett and Alvia Wothercll entertained the P. N. G. club at a very lovely seven-thirty o'clock dessert-supper Friday evening at the Laubach home on South Stephens street. Covers wore placed at beautifully appointed small tables. Eileen Rapp, president, con ducted the mooting and 32 calls on members ill wore reported. Daynisc Beach was appointed su gar registrar for the club and the evening's club prize was awarded to Tillle Johnson. Emma Taylor and Daynise Beach had charge of the evening's games and prizes were won hy Ila Laubach and Daynise Beach. Those enjoying the evening were: Margaret Harnnger, Day nise Boach, Ethel Ilusenbark. Al vlra Carmlchaol, Carmen Clark, Maggie Dent, Ilia Karnswoith, Mayme Fett, Alice Goff, Gertrude Hatfield, Winnie Hawn, Tillle Johnson, Edythe Florence Kelloy, lln Laubach, Mayme Pickens,' .ydia Roadman. Eileen Rapp. Ruth Reese, Emma Taylor, Mary Van Dyne, Mary Wood and Effle Sehwai"z, mcmlxM's, and Leah Ivle, of Giants Pass, a former member of the club. The next mooting will bo June 26th and the hostess committee Includes: Gertrude Hatfield. Car men Clark, Evelyn Fredrlckson and Ella Lenox. W. C. T. U. LUNCHEON MEETING IS ENJOYED AT AGEE HOME WEDNESDAY The Roseburg W. C. T. U. held a very enjoyable noon luncheon meeting Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Earl Agee on the Melrose road. Mrs. Annie L. Russell, presi dent, graciously presided and Mrs. Martha Thompson, of Suth erlin. county president, gave a lino talk and showed pictures taken at the exhibit and tea re cently sponsored hy the organi zation. Rev. Len B. Fishlmek. pastor of i the First Christian church, gave a very fine and Inspirational talk, i which was greatly appreciated by Ihe group.' Discussion of plans for ! helping the Children's Farm ; Home at Corvallls and for legis lation in the making took place, ; after -which Mrs. Charles A. Ed i wards presented the devotions. 1 LADY LIONS ENJOY DELIGHTFUL MEETING MONDAY EVENING Mrs. Phil Harth and Mi's. Ford Singleton entertained the Lady Lions Monday evening at the for mer's attractive home on East Cass street. Beautiful bouquets of snapdragons, roses and other summer flowers lent a colorful note to the rooms, while the serv ing table was centered with an exquisite bouquet of pink rose buds and blue Love In the Mist flowers. New officers were elected and Include: president, Mrs. Albert Flcgel; vice-president, Mrs. J. E Henbest; treasurer, Mrs. Ford Singleton; secretary, Mrs. Ken neth Dunham, and lion trainer, Mrs. Ivan Pickens. Following the social hour of cards and visiting, Mrs. Harth and Mrs. Singleton served lovely refreshments at one large table to: Mrs. D. W. Helliwell, Mrs. J. E. Henbest, Mrs. H. D. Palmer, Mrs. Kenneth Dunham, Mrs. J. P. Motschenbachor, Mrs. S. C. Rich mond, Mrs. Albert Flcgel and Mrs. Floyd Lewis. The new officers will be in stalled at the next meeting;, the date and place of which will be announced later. W. S. OF C. S. HAS LUNCHEON MEETING AT METHODIST CHURCH Mrs. J. J. Eastling, chairman, assisted by the officers of she Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Methodist church, entertained the organization at n very charming luncheon Thurs day at the church parlors. The June motif was beautifully car ried out on the tables by the use of pink roses and pink napkins, while flags were used to carry out the patriotic Idea. Mrs. A. J. Geddes, president, conducted the business nieetir.g with Mrs. J. E. Dent in charge of devotions; Mrs. J. P. Ncedham giving a five-minute talk on "Spiritual Life" and Mrs. A. J. Ellison presenting an interesting program on China. The group voted to continue meetings during the summer. The meetings will be held at two o' clock in the afternoon the second Thursday of every month, instead of at luncheons. The group also decided to observe the world pray er "c Oc national at threo o clock at meetings. The mcelng closed by Mrs. C. A. Chamberlin presenting the prayer and the salute to the ting. LOCAL ARTISTS LISTED IN ALL-OREGON EXHIBITION OF PORTLAND ART MUSEUM Two Roseburg artists, Mrs. T. G. Wutson, and Miss Margaret Carr, instructor of art in the lo cal schools, are listed In the re cently published second All-Ore gon Exhibition edition of the Portland art museum. The second All-Oregon exhibi tion includes paintings and sculp ture by Oregon artists shown at the Portland art museum at West Park and Madison streets in Portland from June 6th through July 2nd. Two years ago the ait museum In Portland snsored its first All-Oregon exhibition as an ex periment to test the response of both the artists and the buying public of the state. The results ex ceeded all expectations and thl? year's exhibit has already had a large attendance of visitors and ias produced thirty-two sales to lute. REBEK AH LODGE HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING Roseburg Rebekah lodge hold a well attended mooting Tuesday evening wilh 55 members present and 4 visitors. Preceding the lodge meeting the officers honor ed Mi-s. Ethel Bailey with a de lightful no-host dinner. Initiation was held and Mrs. Mabel Kane and Glen Wilson j were received and welcomed as new members. The lodge donated the sum of $10.50 to the U. S.'O. and it was decided to hold joint installation with the Plulaterian lodec on July 14th. Noble Grand Virginia Cyrus ap pointed the following for ihe vis iting committee, Belle Stephen son, Margaret Barrlngor, Mayme Pickens. MRS. JAMES DAVIS ENTERTAINS INTER SE STUDY CLUB TUESDAY Mi's. James Davis very gra ciously entertained the lntor-Sc Study club at a lovolv one-thirty o'clock dessert-luncheon at her attractive home in Laurelwood Tuesday afternoon. Beautiful bouquets of colorful summer flowers were used about the rooms. Covers were placed for Mrs. R. R. Brand. Mrs. E. S. Hall, Mrs. Clyde Beard. Mm. Earl Ull rich. Mrs. Bruce Mollis and the hostess. Mrs. Davis. Plans were made for the next mooting lo he hold June 23rd, the place of which will bo annouac ed Inter. DINNER IS ENJOYEO AT WALKER HOME Mr. and Mm. Rex Walker -n-tcrtained as their guests at a lovely dinner Sunday at iheir home at 133 South Pino street: Caotain Olive Coleman. Lt. Jean Tollman. Miss Anna Morgan and Carl Bush. State Warden Honored at Surprise Affair 5 V; The officers of the Roseburg Rebekah lodge honored their newly-elected state warden, Ethel Bailey, at a charming fried chick en dinner Tuesday evening at the Hotel Rose. The long table was beautifully decorated with tall bouquets and individual favors. Pictures were taken, and follow Garden Valley Community Dinner Is Enjoyable Affair On Sunday the Carder! Valley community had an enjoyable day at the Women's club building. A picnic dinner had been planned, but because of showers, the tables were placed In the clubroom, which was beautifully decorated with gorgeous bouquets of lovely flowers. At one o'clock the dinner was served, following which a brief program was given Including: flag salute by the group led by Gordon Hughes and Kenneth Ewens, followed by singing "The Star Spangled Banner"; Fred Zeuhlke gave a most enjoyable violin number and Colleen Moore sang two songs, "I'm An Ameri can" and "His Buttons Are Mark ed U. S." Attorney J. V. Long then gave a talk expressing for the com munity appreciation for the splen did spirit of Narclsse LaRaut, who in 1880 gave to school dis trict No. 43 an acre of land for the Garden Valley school. A clause in the deed stipulated that in case at any time the land should not be used for school pur poses, It should revert to the heirs. Recently, when a new school building was erected in Garden Valley on another site, the heirs of Narcisse LaRaut, with the same spirit of their father before them, gave to the Garden Valley Women's club this school acre, which joins the club's own property that they may use it as a center for community better ment, thus, in a way, carrying on the wishes of their father. A marker honoring Narcisse uamuu was uiuciuu ity uie uuu , und the occasion on Sunday was ROBERT W. WILCOX AND MARGARET E. TIFFANY MARRY IN MINNESOTA Robert W. Wilcox, son of George M. Wilcox, of Oakland, Ore., was united in marriage to Miss Margaret Elizabeth Tiffany, of Redwood Falls, Minnesota, June 3rd, in a ceremony perform- ed at the' home of the bride's par- J cnts at two.thtrty o'clock in the afternoon in an outdoor setting. The bride was given in mar riage by her father. The cere mony was read by Dr. Walter Barlow, pastor of the Collegiate Presbyterian church of Amos, Iowa, who was assisted hy Dr. James P. Linn, of Buona Vista college, Storm Lake, Iowa, and the Rev. William A. Dalton, pas stor of the First Presbyterian church of Redwood Falls. The double ring ceremony was used. Lohengrin's wedding march was played by the bride's sister-in-law, Mrs. Donald P. Tiffany. Mrs. Stewart M. Johnson, of Ithaca, New York, and Aaron Nelson, of Brookings, South Dakota, were the only attendants. The bride wore her mother's wedding gown of white Persian lawn and a finger-tip veil held in plaee by a coronet of seed pearls. Her flowers were cream-colored roses and swansonia. Her matron of honor was gowned In a full length redingote of yellow mous scline de soie and carried an arm bouquet of purple violets. The hride was graduated from me scnooi oi nomc economics at I Iowa State college and she holds a master of science degree in household economics from the University of Vermont and has . studied toward her Ph. D. degree consumption economics at Iowa State college. She has noon employed a research associate in consumption economics both at Vermont and Iowa agricultural experiment stations. The bridegroom Is well known ing the dinner a poem written by Edythe F. Kelley was read and each lady presented Mrs. Bailey with a handkerchief. The affair was kept a secret among the officers and came as a complete surprise to Mrs. Bailey. The ladies present were: Ethel Bailey, Virginia Cyrus, Velma In his memory. Following Attor ney Long's very interesting talk the group sang "God Blass Amen lea,'.' and disbanded to enjoy an hour of visiting. Among those attending the af fair were: Leston Lewis, Mrs. Ethel LaRaut Lewis, Mrs. Ida La Raut Smith, Mrs. Lucile LaRaut Adams, Stephen A. LaRaut, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon LaRaut and son, James Narcisse, and daugh ter, Verna Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Bartram and baby, Charlotte, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Ritchie and daughter, Miss Jean, and son, La- Brie, Jack E. Trew, Miss Janet Ritchie, Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Mc Kay, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Mc Kay and granddaughter, Marga ret Ellen Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Brown, Dr. and Mrs. Ivan Calhoun, Mrs. E. L. Reese, Mrs. M. W. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. John Hoist, Mre. William Zuehlke, Fred Zuehlke, Mr. and Mrs. Mac Knapp, Mrs. Brace Parrott, Mrs. Emma Williams, Tomno Winni ford, C. W- Hughes and sons, Hyle and Gordon, R. S. Hutton, F. G. Ewens and sons, Kenneth and Jimmy, Mrs. Harlan Moore and daughter, Colleen, Mrs. Wal ter Crosier and son, LeRoy, Mrs. Belle Walker, Mrs. C. L. Spray, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Denton and son, Jimmy, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Sinclair and grandson, Jimmy, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Parrott, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Calhoun, Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Winniford, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Love, Mr. and Mi's. Harvey E. Ewens, Attorney and Mrs. J. V. Long and son, Brent, Mr. and Mrs. Adam Schneider, Mr. and Mrs. Clem Schneider and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Woods, in Douglas county, having been graduated from Sutherlin high I school and later attending Ore gon State college, where' he made an outstanding scholastic record. After completing his B. S. degree at Oregon State, he was awarded a scholarship to Iowa State Agrl- ral college He holds a mas- ter of science degree in agricul tural economics from Iowa State and has been employed as an in structor and extension economist at that institution since 1938. He has also studied toward his Ph. D. degree at Iowa State and the University of Minnesota. He is affiliated with several scholastic fraternities including Phi Kappa Phi, national scholarship honorary'- Ho Is a member of Alpha Gamma Rho, social fraternity. Following their honeymoon. Mr. and Mrs. Wilcox went to Ames, Iowa, on June 8th, to make their home and where both will continue their positions with the college. BADOURA CLUB HAS DELIGHTFUL POTLUCK LUNCHEON TUESDAY Badoura club. Daughters of the Nile held a very delightful one o'clock potluck luncheon Tues day at the attractive home of Mrs. A. J. Young on Flint street. One serving atble was centered with a cry stal leaf container hold ing pansies, while the other table was centered with a large red water lilv floating In an Ivory bowl lined with turquoise, Covers' were placed for Mi's, William Boll, Mrs. T. B. Virdon. Mn win u r.nrr.,n vi... v C. Holmes, Mrs. Albert Mioelli. Mrs. Elma Stephens. Mrs. Bert Wells. Mrs. H. R. Norbas and the hostess. Mrs. A. j. Young. During the afternoon the ladies sewed articles for the crippled . children at the Shrine hospital in I Portland. n ,...1,11 i rw-v-.j.ty. "Jsv 0 s . 151 'S. MrfeMUMaLiBH News-Hevlew Kngravlng- Herman, Alice Goff, Edythe F. Kelley, Carmen Clark, Lena Por ter, Tillie Johnson, Emma Tay lor, Mabel Wilson, Elma Steph ens, Vivian Wands, Ruth Plumer, Emma Lenox, Winnie Hawn, Daynise Beach, Elsie Reese, Mar gery Casebeer, Lydia Roadman ancf Ruth Dishman. , GARDEN VALLEY WOMEN'S CLUB HAS DELIGHTFUL MEETING ON THURSDAY Mrs. Walter Crozler ' was a most charming hostess Thursday afternoon, when she entertained the Garden Valley Women's club at the clubhouse. The clubroom was decorated with beautiful bou quets of peonies from the Winni ford gardens. During the business meeting, final arrangements were made for. the community potluck din ner at the clubhouse on June 7. After the meeting visiting was enjoyed until the tea hour, when Mrs. Crozler served delicious re freshments to Mrs. Paul Cacy, Mrs. W. D. Hess and Miss Jean Ritchie, guests, and the following members: Mrs. R. A. Calhoun, Mrs. J. L. Denton, Mrs. Harvey Ewens, Mrs. W. D. Love, Mrs. J. V. Long, Mrs. Hugh Ritchie, Jr., Mrs. Peter Sinclair, Mrs. A. Schneider, Mrs. Clem Schneider, Mrs. C. L. Spray, Mrs. T. M. Win niford, Mrs. Fred Woods and Mrs. Belle Walker. The club will meet next Thurs day, June 18, at the clubhouse at two o'clock with Mrs. T. M. Win niford as hostess. L. A. TO B. OF R. T. HAS ENJOYABLE -MEETING ON TUESDAY EVENING The Ladies auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railway Train men met Tuesday evening at the Woman's clubhouse with Myrtle Snoddy, president, in charge, and Mrs. Snoddy and Mrs. Jessie Dun can acting as joint hostesses. The refreshment table was cen tered with a lovely bowl of pastel-colored sweetpeas. Covers were placed for Garnet Allison, Elsie Wright, Nellie Ford, Alda Williams, Lela Spray, Alyda Mo rian, Clara Starmer, Mildred Moore, Catherine Fream, Myrtle Snoddy, and Jessie Duncan, The next meeting will be Julv 14 with Garnet Allison and Alyda Morian joint hostesses. F. S. CLUB HAS DELIGHTFUL MEETING TUESDAY AFTERNOON The F. S. club held a very de lightful meeting Tuesday after noon at the home of Mrs. R. W. Meissner. Sewing and visiting were enjoyed during the after noon and delicious refreshments were served by the hostess, Mrs. Meissner, to Mrs. Reed, Mrs. G. R. Chapman, Mrs. Harry F. Hat field, Mrs. B. H. Laird, Mrs. Wal ter Singleton, Mrs. Earl Decker and Mrs. H. T. Bloom. The next meeting will be a pic nic at Idleyld park on June 23. FOR THE JUNE BRIDE GLASS New Today Beautiful ornamental glassware in sand wich trays, bowls, etc. A rainbow of col or in glass that is as useful as it is pic turesque. Its' new today. FOR THE SOLDIER MRS. I Treys of black walnut, brass, cloisonne, cinnabar. These are easy to pack and will not break. IWNE5. MRS. BRUCE CARTER COMPLIMENTED AT CHARMING SHOWER Mrs. VV. H. Carter and daugh ter, Miss Thelma, entertained at one of the most charming bridal ' shower parties of the season, when they Invited a group of friends to an eight o'clock desert supper Monday evening at their beautiful home In West Roseburg, in compliment to the former's new daughter-in-law, Mrs. Bruce Carter, nee Marianne Wa'tzlg. Classmates of the guest of honor and their mothers were included In the guests. Small tables, centered with dainty bouquets of pastel sum mer flowers, and the large serv ing table, decorated with a low arrangement of pink rosebuds, coral bells, tall white tapers and a tiered wedding cake, topped by a miniature bride and bride groom, were used for the occa sion. Gorgeous bouquets of mixed summer flowers were used about the rooms. Guests Invited by Mrs. Carter and Miss Thelma to honor Mrs. Bruce Carter included: Mrs. O. H. Watzig and daughter, Miss Cc-- eilia (mother and sister of theJI guest of honor), Mrs. Guy Cor don and two daughters, Miss Carolyn and Miss Margaret, Mrs. Fred Hamilton and daughter, Miss Florence, Mrs. H. A. Wins ton and daughter, Miss Virginia, Mrs. Thomas Kerr and daughter, Miss Helen Jane, Mrs. B. R. Shoe maker and daughter, Miss D'Ann, Mrs. W. E. Ott and daughter, Miss Marjorie, Mrs. Harris Ellsworth and daughter, Miss Mary Marga ret, Mrs. L. W. Josse, Mrs. Roy Bellows, Mrs. M. F. Mlddelburg, Mrs. Carl E. Wimberly, Mrs. O. T. Carter, Mrs. Ivan Brosi, Mrs. Ed gar Lewis, Mrs. Paul- Jenkins, Mrs. T. H. Ness, Mrs. John Ama cher, Mrs. Loren Miller, Mrs. U. F. McLaughlin, Mrs. A. G. Kas per, Mrs. Louis Bodley, Miss Helen Casey, Miss Coletta Lang cnberg, Miss Bette Owen, Miss Helen Gorrell and Miss Bette Owen. The hostesses were assisted in serving by Miss Cecelia Watziqrfc and Miss Helen Gorrell. The wecfU ding cake was cut by the guest o honor and at the close of the dessert-supper, Miss Cecilia Watzig, accompanied at the piano by her mother, Mrs. O. H. Watzie. sanu two very beautiful solos. A de lightful story of the guest o honor's life (with the guests fur nishing the adjectives for the nar rative), was read by the hostess, Mrs. Carter, after which a very ' enjoyable contest was held with" the prize going to Mrs. Harry Winston and Miss Helen Gorrell. Following the contest, the many beautiful shower gifts were pre sented to the guest of honor. SEWING CLUB HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING AT BOUCOCK HOME Mrs. J. H. Boucock very gr;f ciously entertained her scwinjT club at a lovely eight o'clock des sort-supper Monday evening al her home in West Roseburg. Moss roses formed a beautiful motif for the occasion. Covers were placed for Mrs. R. M. Church, Mrs. Leslie C. Cum mings, Mrs. L. A. Miles i L. Saunders, Mrs. Grant Osborni Mrs. Guy Mintonye and the hos tess, Mrs. Boucock. The group is beinc insti-nofn,i by Mrs. Cumminps in rh rv-, nisi aia and the classes arc held every other week. The regular sewing club meeting will be held next Monday night at an eight o clock dessert-supper at the home of Mrs. Floyd Wilson. REV. AND MRS. WIRE T HONORED AT SURPRISE POTLUCK SUPPER A group of friends called on Rev. and Mrs. Melville T. Wire Thursday evening to honor them at a delightful surprise potluck supper. Covers were placed for Rev. and Mrs. Wire, guests of honor, Mrs. H. D. McKay, Mrs. Hugh Harrison, Mrs. J. H. Boucock, Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Hampton, Mr. and Mrs. Harrie W. Booths nu 1NeQ UXOni Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Keel, Mrs. C. A. Chamberlin, Dr. and Mrs. Charles A. Edwards and Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Fisher and son, Larry. Music and visiting were enjoy ed during the pleasant evening hours. STORE
