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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW,' ft0$EBUR&, 6RS0H,' SATURDAY, JANUARY 13, I94BV; THREE' ate (DO Sockd Calendar Sunday, January 14. Evergreen grange to hold 12 o'clock notluck dinner at the hall. All members urged to be present. Monday, January 15. Junior Woman's club To hold combined business and social meeting at 8 p. m. at clubhouse. Methodist Keystone club to meet at 7:30 o'clock dessert-supper at home o Mrs. C. E. Smith in Laurclwood, with Mrs. Law rence Rand and Mrs. H. D. Mc Kay, assisting hostesses. Temple No. 23 of Pythian Sis ters will meet at 8 p. m. at K. of P. hall. All members are urged to be present. Tuesday, January 16. . Roseburg Woman's club to meet at 1 o'clock at clubhouse to 6V. Red Cross work. Members and friends invited and are asked to attend prepared for sewing. Navy Mothers club installa tion of new officers at 7:30 o' clock, at Woman's clubhouse. So cial to follow. All members urg ed to be present. Installation of officers of Alpha Zeta Theta Rho girls club will be held at the I. O. O. F. hall in the evening. Mothers of mem bers and all Rebekahs are invit ed as guests. Members of the club are urged to be present. Mrs. Gene Leonard will be installing officer, assisted by Miss Mary Peterson, marshall. South Douglas Study club to meet at 7:30 in evening at home of Mrs. Carrie Tison. U. of O. Mothers club to meet at 7 o'clock dessert-supper at home of Mrs. H. A. Watzig on N. 'Pacific highwav with Mrs. C. E. Rosclund and Mrs. L. E. McClin tock, assisting hostesses. Mem bers asked to bring a white ele phant gift for the auction sale. Melrose grange members urg ed to attend regular meeting at 8 p. m. at the hall. Wednesday, January 17. Patch and Chat club to meet in evening at home of Mrs. C. R. Eartlett. W. C. T. U. to meet at 2 o' clock at home of Mrs. Otto Olson. 112 Brockway street. Mrs. Annie L. Russell, president, announces a fine program has been planned for the occasion. Melrose Home Economics club to meet at 2 o'clock in afternoon at home of Mrs. R. A. Buscnbark. Thursday, January 18. Garden Vallev Women's club to meet at 2 o'clock at clubhouse with Mrs. Woodrow Conn as hostess. Glengary Sewing club to meet in afternoon at home of Mrs. Myrtle Thompson. Mid-WeeK Bible Class oi sr. Paul's Lutheran church to meet at 2 o'clock at home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Feldkamp in Kohlhagen apartments. The occasion marks the fifty-first wedding anniver sary of the Feldkamps. .Roseburg chapter of Eastern Star to meet at 8 p. m. at Ma sonic temple for annual chapter birthday party. Members and visiting members invited. Mrs. G. C. Finiay, worthy matron, to preside. Elks and Lady Elks invited to potluck dinner at temple. Mrs. Albert Micelli, Mrs. H. L. Bailey, Mrs. Jack Boor, Mrs. A. P. Col lins. Mi s. Charles Healy and Mrs. L. L. Wimberly, in charge. Those attending are asked to bring either a salad or covered dish and. their own silver service. Past Noble Grands club to meet at 7:30 o'clock salad supper at the I. O. O. F. hall. All members urged to be present. Friday, January 19. Eden Lutheran Ladies Aid to meet in afternoon at home of Mrs. Ruth Forslund at 1164 Mili tary street. Roseburg. Rivcrsdaie grange No. 731 to meet at 8:15 D. m. at hall. Re freshments to be in charge of Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Cloake, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Cook. Mr. and Mrs. I.. I.. Moore and Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Grove. LADY ELKS PLAN FOR POTLUCK SUPPER AT REGULAR MEETING The Ladv Elks held a regular business meeting Thursday night at the hall, at which time plans were made for a ootluck suoDer to be held next Thursday mht. Jan 18 at the temnle for all Elks and Ladv Elks. New members are especially uri?ed to attend to get acquainted. Mrs. L. L. Wim berlv, president, announced the following committee for the af fair: Mrs. Albert Micelli. Mrs. H. L. Bailev. Mrs. Jack Boor. Mrs. A. P. Collins. Mrs. Charles Healy nnri Mre Wlmherlv. Those at tending are asked to brine either a salad or covered dish and their own silver service. Pinochle and contract hridee were In plav dunne the social hour with Mrs. Val Strong win ning the prbe for the former and Mrs. L. L. Wimberly winning the bridge prize. Those attending were: Mis. L. L. Wimberlv. Mrs. David L. Tavlor, Mrs. Charles Healv. Mrs. Albert Micelli. Mrs C. W. Dishmnn. Mrs. Val Strone Mrs. Walter Good. Mrs. Harold Haskln. Mrs. H. L. Bailev. Mrs Jack Boor. Mrs. E. E. Sherman and Mrs. A. P. Collins. The next reeular social meet Ine will be January 25 with Mrs. Val Strong, Mrs. C. V. Dishman EITW By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER Marry at Presbyterian Church Tfi (m WAV , h fp; If? ' ' "; t , . " I f .Vlv.m,M u rrf f. wr,--j-'ftirSn Photo by Clark's Studie. News-Review Private and Mrs. Miss Bettle Ollivant, of Rose burg, became the bride of Pri vate Thorvald Hansey, of Eu gene, at a very beautiful wed ding ceremony December 21th at the First Presbyterian church ill Roseburg. Dr. Morris H. Roach performed the impressive double ring ceremony at two-thirty o' clock in the afternoon, in the presence of a large number of relatives and friends. Large white pom-pom chrysan themums, ferns and candlelabra holding tall white cathedral can dles decorated the church. Pre ceding the ceremony, Miss Mari lyn Harpham, very charmingly sang, "Because" and "I Love You Truly." accompanied on the or gan by Mrs. Homer W. Grow. The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, E. F. Ollivant, of Looklngglass, was very beautiful in a white brocad ed satin wedding gown fashioned with a tull-lengtn train, tier wed ding veil was full-length also ana she carried a shower bouquet of baby roses and gardenias. Mrs. Fred Schulze, of look ingglass, sister of the bride, was LADY LIONS ENJOY MEETING AT HELLIWELL HOME MONDAY EVENING Mrs. D. W. Helliwell entertain ed the Lady Lions at a very love ly eight o clock oessert-supper at her beautiful home on South Kane street Monday evening. Chrysanthemums and daffodils carried out a pretty motif for the occasion. Covers were placed for: Mrs. Ford Singleton, Mrs. J. P. Mot- schenbacher. Mrs. J. E. Hcnbest, Mrs. B. L. Bell, Mrs. S. C. Rich mond, Mrs. D. K. Dunham. Mrs. J. C. Bewley, Mrs. Phil Harth. Mrs. Luther Ellison. Mrs. Earl Henry. Mrs. Joseph Wikoff, Mrs. H. D. Palmer. Mrs. Kenneth Min nick, Mrs. H. E. Rinabarger. Mrs. Bruce Elliott, Mrs. Forrest C. Losee. Mrs. Frank Long, Mrs. L. M. Lehrbach, Mrs. G. J. Gilbo. Mrs. Fred Schemer, Mrs. Bruce Tuck, Mrs. Roy Sunderland and the hostess, Mrs. Helliwell. Mrs. Singleton, president, eon- ducted the business meeting and plans were made for a Valentine party and dance to he held at the Country clubhouse the evening of February 10. Mrs. J. F. Motscn enbacher and Mrs. Roy Sunder land will be co-chairmen of the affair and will be assisted bv Mrs. L. M. Lehrbach, Mrs. D. W. Hel liwell and Mrs. Phil Harth. The next reeular meeting of the group will be held at 8 o'clock the evening ot rco. t at mo home of Mrs. Bruce Elliott on East Third street. BIRTHDAYS HONORED AT DELIGHTFUL PARTY AT PLUMER HOME Members of Florence Nightin gale Tent No. 15, Dauchters of Union Veterans of the Civil War, havine birthdays in December and January, were honored at a verv lovely partv Thursday night at the home of Mrs. Ruth Plum er. Mrs. Adele Dunning won the evening's game prize. Delicious refreshments were served bv Mrs. Plumer and Mrs. Evelyn Cyrus to: Mrs. Adele Dunnine. out-of-town euests. Mrs. Nettle Hallcraft and Miss Virgin ia Cyrus, guests of honor. Mrs. Nellie Wilbur. Mrs. Essie Olson, Mm. Marion Patrick. Mrs. Anna Peterson, Miss Mary Peterson. Miss Doris Dunning, Mrs. Anna Carson and Virginia Belle and Nancy Cyrus. The birthday cake was cut by Mrs. Hallcraft. Lovely gifts were presented to the two guests of honor. Engraving. Thorvald Hansey matron of honor and was lovely in a frosted pink organdy gown. She carried a nosegay of carna tions and chrysanthemums with a shower of blue satin ribbons. Miss Pauline Clouse of Eugene was bridesmaid and was charm ing in a frosted blue organdy gown. She carried a nosegay of carnations and chrysanthemums with a shower ot pinK riooons. Misses Donna Lee Schulze and Gladys Ollivant, small nieces of the bride, were flower girls and were dressed in floor-length yel low organri frocks with black bows. Thev parried silver-colored baskets filleld with button chry santhemum4 Dickie Vanderhoff, was dressed'in a soldier suit and acted as ring bearer: carrying the ring on a white satin pillow. La Vein Hansey, of Eugene, brother of the bridegroom, acted as best man. Delbert Ollivant and Fred Schulze were ushers. After the ceremony, a lovely reception was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schulze in Lookingglass. The bridegroom is now stationed by the U. S. army at Santa Barbara, Calif. MERRY-GO-ROUND CLUB HAS DELIGHTFUL MEETING AT W. H. CARTER HOME The Merry-Go-Round club held a verv deliehtfui one o'clock pot- luck luncheon Wednesday at the; beautiful home of Mrs. W. H. car ter in West Roseburg. Covers were placed for Mrs. Terrence Fitzgerald and Mrs. Ivan Bros!, guests, and Mrs. J. R. Wil son, Mrs. Arcnie wnson, Mrs. Fred Vehring, Mrs. Emery Ba ker, Mrs. L. D. Kleist, Mrs. Mable P. Tavlor, Mrs. u. H. Morgan, Mrs. Roy Burk, Mrs. Louis Ful lerton, Mrs. Clyde Fullerton, Mrs. J. Harold Nichols, Mrs. Howard Carnes, Mrs. Jack Suks- dorf and the hostess, Mrs. Carter. Pollvanna gifts were exchanged and new officers elected includ ed: president, Mrs. Vehring; vice president, Mrs. buksdorf, and sec retary treasurer, Mrs. Archie Wilson. The next club meeting will be LtZJi "hi! o'clock dessert-luncheon at the home of Mrs. Louis Fullerton at Winston. MISS VERNA GUILE IS HOSTESS TO PINOCHLE CLUB WEDNESDAY NIGHT Miss Verna Guile very gracious ly entertained her pinochle club at a delightful seven-thirty o'clock dessert-supper Wednesday evening at her home. White chry santhemums and white tapers graced the beautifully appointed table, where covers were placed for: Miss Loretta Bailey, Miss Anne Huebner. Miss Lois Pounds, Miss Eleanor Fies, Miss Lois Up dike, Miss Alice Findley, Miss Frances Hutchinson and the host ess. Miss Guile. Pinochle was In play during the pleasant evening hours with Miss Bailey winning the high score. MRS. CHARLES V. STANTON ENTERTAINS CARR 8TORE EMPLOYEES AT DINNER Mrs. Charles V. Stanton enter tained the employees of Carr's Variety store at a very charming turkey dinner partv at her at tractive home on East Commer cial avenue Friday evening. - Covers were placed for: Mrs. Ray Rauch. Mrs. Joseph Noyer, Mrs. Ella Hutchins, Mrs. Ralph M. Church. Mrs. Ruth Cox, Mrs. Lena McMullen. Miss Zoe New man, Mrs. Robert Nicholson and the hostess, Mrs. Stanton. A pleasant social evening fol lowed the dinner hour, MISS BECKY VICTOR. I ' ' CAPTAIN RINA&ARGER, . MARRIEO IN I0AHO . The weHrilno- nf Miss Reckv Victor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Victor of Twin Falls. Ida., and Marine Captain R. N. Rina barger, son ot Mi, ana mis. n. E. Rlnabareer. of Roseburg.- was an evenet of July 9. The plngle ring ceremony waa read by Dr. U. L. Clark, pastor 9t me irsi Presbyterian, church In Twin Falls, at 2:30 at the home of the bride's Darents in the presence of 30 relatives and close friends. Vows were exchanged by the couple as they stood before an improvised archway, backed by lighted tapers and flanked on either side by baskets of delphin ium, white phlox and boule syr inga. ' Given in marriage by her fath er, the bride was lovely in a white afternoon dress designed with gored skirt, low-cut neckline and short sleeves capped with shoul der epaulets trimmed with white velvet ribbon. With it she wore a white half-hat and her corsage was an orchid embedded In gar denias. The bride's only attend ant", Miss Mary Jean Shipman, wore a light blue street dress with a draped v-necKtine ana cascading ruffles down the center front ot the draped skirt. Her corsage was gardenias. The bride s mother wore a lavender eyelet afternoon frock and her corsage was PinK rosebuds. Don fortertleld; brotner-in-law 01 tne bridegroom, was best man. A reception followed in the Victor garden with the bridal pair cutting tne aecoratea caKe in tra ditional manner. Mrs. F. W. Neale. Gooding. Ida., and Mrs. T. M. Baird, Twin Falls, aunts of. the bride, presided. The table was covered with a lace cloth and centered with the two-tiered cake, which was topped with tiny sprigs of double syringa.' Capt. and Mrs. Rinabarger left later that afternoon for Roseburg to visit his parents a few days before continuing to El Torra, Calif., where he will be stationed at the marine corps air base.'For traVeling the bride chose a brown and chartreuse cotton sport suit with matching acces ories and the orchid from her bridal corsage. Mrs. Rinabarger attended Twin Falls high school and University I of Idaho at Moscow, where she was pledged to Alpha Pi sororitf. Fr the last year and a half she has been employed by'the Kinney Wholesale company in Twin Falls Capt. Rinabarger was gradu ated from Medford high school and was a student at Oregon State college, and is a member of Theta Chi fraternity. He also at tended Southern Oregon college of Education before enlisting in the marine air corps in 1941. He lhad previously taken civilian pi lots training at the Medfort air port. He returned to this country about three months ago after a year of active duty in the south Pacific. His parents moved to Roseburg fn April from Medford. T. N. T. CLUB HAS DELIGHTFUL MEETING ON TUESDAY EVENING Mrs. Earl Kennedy and ' Mrs. William McCullum were Joint hostesses at a very charming eight o'clock dessert-supper at the former's home Tuesday evening when they entertained the T. N. T. club. Beautiful chrysanthe mums carried out the decorative motif for the occasion. , Covers were placed for: Mrs. John Barney, a guest, and Mrs. Paul Morgan, Mrs. Sherman Mor ris. Mrs. Cliff Thornton, Mrs. Graydon Hoover, Mrs. Fred L. Perry, Mrs. Leah Welsh, Mrs. Howard Marsh, Mrs. Robert Keefe, Mrs. Sidney Moon and the hostesses, Mrs. Kennerly and Mrs. McCullum. Mrs. Thornton won the high score in gin rummy with Mrs. Morris receiving the low score; Mrs. Keefe won high score in pi nochle with Mrs. Marsh receiv ing tho low score and prizes for the guessing games went to Mrs. Morris, who received two of the prizes; Mrs. Morgan, Mrs. Keefe and Mrs. Moon. The club will meet Jan. 23 at the home of Mrs. Paul Morgan. I NTER-SE STUDY CLUB HAS DELIGHTFUL MEETING AT RAMSDELL HOME Acacia, daffodils and violets carried out a pretty spring motif for the one o'clock dessert-luncheon given by Mrs. Delmar Rams dell Tuesday, when she gracious ly entertained the Intcr-Ee. Study club at' her home. rd'Asam?Mrrr R B-ndi Covers were placed for: Mrs. Mrs. Theo Bond, Mrs. Paul Ged ties, Mrs. George Churchill. Mrs. W. M. Campbell. Mrs. Paul El liott, Mrs. E. S. Hall, Mrs. W. Howard Pattlson. Mrs. C. M. Stark, Mrs. Alva Laws, Mrs. John Ulrich and the. hostess, Mrs. Ramsdell. Mrs. Asam presented a very in teresting report on "Future plans tor cities to come in tne post war world" and de lehttul ro l ean top ics were given by the membeiw on landscape architecture." The club will meet Jan. 23 at a one o'clock dessert-luncheon at the home of Mrs. Pattison at 826 South Pine street with Mrs. Theo Bond presenting the program on "Seeing Our World." MISS NAOMI 8COTT ENTERTAINS MUSIC TEACHERS MONDAY Miss Naomi Scott very gra ciously entertained the Douglas County Music Teachers associa tion at the home of Miss Helen Casey on Blakcley street Monday evening. Miss Scott played Tosca record ings, which were greatly enjoyed, after which a social hour of vis iting was held and lovely refresh ments were served by Miss Scott to Charles A. Brand and Miss Hel en Casey, guests, and Mrs. Morris H. Roach, Miss Gladys H. Strong, Mrs. F. G. Burr, Mrs. Homer W. Grow and Mrs. Charles A Brand. The group will meet at eight o'clock the evening of Feb. 12 at the home of Mrs. Brand on Winchester street) Marry in Roseburg, -vtjxrj) Photo by Clark's Studio. News-Review Engraving. 1 1 '.Ph. M lo and Mrs. Harry Dunning Miss ' Adell St. Clair, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William St. Clair of San Francisco, be came the bride of Harry Dun ning, Ph. M 1c, son of Mrs. Marlon Patrick. of Roseburg, Saturday, December 30, at one i o'clock at the First Presbyterian church in Roseburg. Dr. Morris H. Roach, pastor of the church, performed the Impressive double ring ceremony in the presence of relatives and close friends. Mixed flower bouquets in large baskets were used to decorate the altar. The bride was very lovely In a teal blue suit with brown acces sories. Her corsage was of gar denias. Miss Doris Dunning, sis ter of the bridegroom, was maid of honor, and wore a powder blue suit with matching hat and a corsage of gardenias. Fred Schemer, Jr., acted as best man. A dinner and reception follow ed at six o'clock at the home of the bridegroom's mother, Mrs. Marion Patrick, at 900 East First street. The table was centered with a beautiful two-tiered deco rated wedding cake and a flower HAPPY HOUR CLUB HAS ENJOYABLE EVENING MEETING ON WEDNESDAY Mrs. H. B. Kruse and Mrs. Glenn Cox were Joint hostesses to the Kiversdale Happy Hour club at the former's home Wednesday evening. Mrs. E. C. Wimer con ducted the business session In the absence of the president, Mrs. Er nest irussell, who is ill. During the social hour, the members made scrapbooks for Carmen Cox, who is confined to her home Later in the evening Mrs. Kruse and Mrs. Cox served de licious refreshments to the hit ter's sister, Miss Eunice Post, and Miss Marjorle Ott, guests, and Mrs. W. E. Buell, Mrs. W. E. Ott, Mrs. C. M. Stark, Mrs. E. C. Wlmer, Mrs. T. R, Burr, Mrs. Charles E. Lee, Mrs. Walter Bai ley, Mrs. , Dale Gulley, Mrs. Don ald Guiley, Mrs. Woodrow Conn, Mrs. B. A. Utterback and Mrs. R. L. Hurmon. The Feb. 14 meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Harmon with Mrs. Frank Denton as co hostess: .' MRS. R. D. COEN IS HOSTESS TO BRIDGE CLUB AT DESSERT-LUNCHEON Mrs. R. D. Coen very gracious ly entertained her bridge club at a charming one-thirty o'clock dessert-luncheon at her beautiful home oh Overlook Thursday. Hol ly formed the decorations for the occasion. Covers were placed for: Mrs. Roy Catching and Mrs. George Wharton, guests, and Mrs. Mau rice J. Newland, Mrs. Harrie W. Booth, Mrs. H. C. Wells, Mrs. H. H. Turner, Mrs. Lcroy Hiatt, Mrs. Chester Morgan and the hostess, Mrs. Coen, Contract bridge was the diver sion of the pleasant afternoon hours with Mrs. Wharton win ning the high score ahd Mrs. Morgan, second high score. U. OF O. MOTHERS CLUB TO MEET TUESDAY NIGHT The University of Oregon Moth ers club will meet at a seven o'clock dessert-supper next Tues day night (members are asked to take note of the change of day from Wednesday to Tuesday) at the home of Mrs: H. A. Watzig on the North Pacific highway with Mrs. C. E. Roselund and Mrs. L. e; McClintock, assisting hostess es. All members are urged to be present and are asked to bring a white elephant for the auction sale, which will be held during the social hour. MR. AND MRS. ROBERTS ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT OF DAUGHTER, MARY NANCY Mr. and Mrs. Leslie E. Roberts, 817 South Pine street, Roseburg, announce the engagement of their daughter. Miss Mary Nancy, to Andrew Holmes King, Major in the United States army. Ma jor King is the son of Mr. and Mrs.' A. R. King, who reside at 328 Ponce de Leon avenue, N, E., Atlanta, Georgia. No date has been set for tne wedding, as ma jor King is serving, with the arm ed forces overseas. Thank You. . . We owe our customers a vote of thanks. Men, women and youngsters have been so understand ing about delays and difficulties in service that nat urally follow the labor and supply shortage. But we do promise them that the thorough careful washing or dry cleaning we give clothes hasn't changed. That's our pledge to our customers. Hew Service Laundry & Dry Cleaners CALL 88 December 30 SisJ arrangement of snapdragons and ferns. Guests were: Senator and Mrs Thomas Parkinson. Mr. and Mrs George Frew, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schemer, Jr., Mr. and Mrs.' Charles Craig, Mrs. Quincy Brown, Mrs. Ralph Herman, Mrs. Fred Schemer, Sr., Miss Donna Welt. Richard Dunning, Clarla Pettlt, Raymond Dunning, Miss Doris Dunning and the hostess, Mrs. PatrlcK. Many beautiful gifts were pre sented to the bride and bride groom. The bride, who is a sister to Mrs. Charles Dunning, was a bookkeeper for Wenlstein and Co. 1041 Market street, San Fran cisco. The bridegroom was gradu ated from Roseburg high and was employed at Parkinson's store until enlisting in the navy, De cember 7, 1941. He has Just re turned from the South Pacific area, where he served 30 months. The bride will remain in Rose burg with the bridegroom's mother, until he receives his new orders. RANDLETTS HONORED AT CHARMING FAREWELL AFFAIRS Mr. and Mrs. JIarry Randlett, prominent Roseburg residents for the last 20 years and who have sold their property here and left yesterday for Eugene to reside at 73 West 17th street, were hon ored by friends Thursday. On Thursday afternoon, Mrs. W. J. Clark entertained at a charming surprise farewell party at her home 812 Hoover street, honoring Mrs. Randlett, at which time a very beautiful gift was presented to the guest of honor from: Mrs. Homer W. Grow, Mrs. E. C. Patterson, Mrs. Ray Vanderbeck, Mrs. C. P. Snoddy, Mrs. Sidney Moon, Jr., Mrs. Fred L. Perry, Mrs. B. F. Shields, Mrs. J. R. Patterson, Mrs. Irene Wil liams, Mrs, Ted Bloom, Mrs. W. Howard Pattison. Mrs. E. F. Crit- eser, Mrs. Leslie Roberts and the hostess, Mrs. Clarke. A pleasant social hour was enjoyed and love ly refreshments were served by the hostess. In the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Clarke held open house at their home for members of the hirst Christian church to call In honor of Mr. and Mrs. Randlett. Those enjoying the occasion with the Rand etts and the host ann host ess included: Mrs. Anna M. Lew is, Mrs. Anna H. Carson, Mrs. Ethel White. Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Church, Mr. and Mrs. James Mil ler, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Young and Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Love. A very beautiful myrtlewood gift was presented to Mr. and Mrs. Randlett and delicious retresn- ments were servct). Mr. and Mrs. Randlett have a host of friends In Roseburg, who reeret the r moving. The couple was especially popular wun cnu dren, having operated a store on Mill street tor many years, ana being widely known for their gen erosity to the children of the community. Mr. ana Mrs. low are moving Into the Randlett home here. CIRCLE NO. 2 IS ENTERTAINED AT JENKINS HOME MONDAY EVENING Mrs. Paul Jenkins and Miss Madlyn Stearns entertained the Circle No. 2 of St. Joseph's Al tar society at the former's lovely home in Laurelwood Monday eve ning. Miss Coletta Langenberg and Mrs. A. P. Collins were appointed chairmen of the committee to serve breakfast to the students of St. Joseph's Catholic school the first Friday morning in Feb. Lovelv refreshments were serv ed buffet style by Mrs. Jenkins i and Miss Stearns to: Mis. Josepn Kest, president, Mrs. A. P. Col lins, Mrs., Mary Lawson, Mrs. Evelyn Doyle, Miss Metu-Marle Amiot, Miss Helen Casey. Miss Coletta Langenberg. Miss Cecelia Watzig and Miss Kay and Miss Annaloris Ward. The group will meet the eve ning of Feb. 12 at the home of Miss Kay a,nd Miss Annaloris Ward on South Stephens street. MILDRED DILLING TO BE HEARD IN HARP CONCERT, ON FEB. 1 , , Miss Mildred Dilling, lharplst, will be heard by the Roseburg Community Concert association at 8:15 o'clock the evening of Feb. 1, at the Junior high school. Mildred Dilling has achieved world recognition as one of the outstanding harpists of the time. Born in America, iter eariy musi cal studies were made in this country; later she continued them in Europe under Henrietta Ken ie, the great French harpist. Her European debut took place at the Sulle Erard, Paris. Such was the success of this initial appearance that she was Imme gaged for gala concerts at the Trocadero and the Salle Gaveau, the largest concert halls in Par is, followed bv concerts on the Continent and in the British Isles. Returning to America, her con certs here duplicated her conti nental triumphs and started her upward on the road to assured success, the heights of which she has reached and maintained. Her frequent New York recitals are brilliant events in the music cai endar of the metropolis. Abroad her fame has kept pace with her renown here. Frequent performances in the British Isles, France and elsewhere on the con tinent have gained for her art the appreciation ot thousantis. To this American artist was given the distinction of being the first solo harpist to broadcast in Ireland, land of the harp, and to give the first harp recital for tel evision for tho British Broadcast ing company. Miss Dilling has had the honor of playing seven private engage ments at the White House. She recently made her motion picture debut, presented by Ar tists Films. Mildred Dllling's unrivaled po sition as the foremost woman harpist has been acknowledged by tho critics and bv a vast pub lic in Europe and America. Nev- ROSE THEATER COMING SUNDAY .,MkLi Plus . iTgfh'Jk .'McS( mBXitF.osEnBuQom .il LAST TIMES TODAY '"YtJ!WlCW! Ifllll'I INDIAN STARTING ..there comes a picture, LAST TIME A3 with ABBOTT mimii'i'iii HtHM' III I'lU'll-S. I fcTP.N5.ll warm, ' yU I stirring always V Y i remember! I ' ' N, ' v v ' l .rry FITZGERALP H' &V FwnkMeHUGH J iC G.-..LOCKHART, .': -4 , , -N On. of the "i t' ' '' - SEASON'S BEST er before has a harplBt achieved' so wide-spread a following.,1 ' ' Her rare gift of Interpretation, coupled with a complete mastery of technique, Jias aroused new In- . terest In tho harp as a solo Instru-, ment and increased the demand '' for hor as a : reciUltet. ... . v ' ' : ' ' 1 UNITED WORKER9 CLASS ' ,! HOLDS MEETING FRIOAY ; Ull BOM HOME' ' Th United Workers class of the First Christian church met -at the home of Mrs. J: R. Wilson nt 631 South Stephens street wun Mrs. Clifford White presiding over the business Rcsslnn. A social hour followed and love iw re',-ehments were, served bv ivt-o, wi'on to: Mr. Clifford ' while Mrs. J M. M"'er Mrs. , Mnry Plumer, Mrs. W. H. Carter, Mrs. C E. Munson. Mrs Annt i ev'i. Mrs. Annie Abel, Mr. H. n ; C""reh, Mro PitZPf Beetle", Mi-? Mab' P. Tavlor Mrs. H C. PtsIow. Mr An"-1 Cr"n. Mrs. A'ma Orr, Mrs E'l'abeth Rose, Mrs. H. F. Snvdo Mrp Carl An dc"on nd Mr. T. W. Delano". The class will-moot at "? o'clock the afto-non o' Feb. nt. the Vinra nf ta TaiYWC ftTIHnl fill FovW street Members er pVed i attend nd to havo their th,n'' hles. needles and scissors with them. TRIANftl.E r.l UR HAS MF.ETIN" TUESDAY AT LEACH HOMF The Triangle club met Tuesday oveninp- at the home of Bette Leach. Suggestions were made on wavs to earn monev for Ihff In. fantlle Paraly's drio, which will open soon. Following a social hour refreshments were served. Watch for the announcement of the Grand Opening of the NEW STAR THEATRE .! .rVN. a fm. ! iSTELg THEATER SUNDAY I TONIGHT SO and COSTELLO end Mrs. E. I, Rodgers, hostesses,
