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PAGE THREE Society and Clubs PRJEDERICKSKAPEK, GJTV ept. 7. (AP) Th 2r Zeppeiia, Oermtn tSir-Sitel. trrlveti b t , m. JIEBFOED HAIL TEIBT7XE, BEDFORD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1532. Of America By America For America "Home Folk" Designers Prove Skill With Domestic Materials At New York Display BEisGRADE. HP) FMi-grcw.BS Btigrtd h t!m. vei7th.t. but Coaty Ii.trnS no-, ind piKi tor today, compit.Tijj n fourth Mnina tb ejection el ucij n miimenX ' trip of the yew to Trrmmbuca, prlc r tinder 4icuwMKi. icii. Mrs. Johnsen Entertains Friends. Mrs. A. P. Jobnsen w&j hostess on Saturday and Sunday evenings to two groupa ot her friends. Brtdg ana dancing wen enjoyed throughout the evenings by the guest. Invited on Saturday evening were Mr. and Mrs. Halbert S. Deuel, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Williamson, Mr: and Mrs. H. D. Reed, Dr. and Mrs. Bert Lageson, Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher Pish,' Mlsa E. Marie Fobs, Mrs. Bos Day, Harry McMahon and Harry Rosenburg. Sunday evening the guests Included Mr. and Mrs. Everett Braytpn, Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Orr, Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Baker, Mlas Georgia Edwards. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hart, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Johnson, Harry McMahon and Mr. Ralston, Mrs. Rlgga and Mr. DeNeff ot Eugene. Guild Club Close Summer Season. 8t. Marie's Guild club held the last party of the summer season last week at the home of Mrs. Hugh Hamlin on the Rogue river. A cafeteria lunch eon was enjoyed at noon by the 24 guests, after which cards were en Joyed. Mrs. L. 0. Taylor held high acore, and other honors went to Mra. Greg ory and Mrs. Brown. Prizes for the afternoon were presented by Mrs. Strange. Assisting the hostess during the afternoon were Mrs. Butler and Mrs. Eakln. Mrs. Hart Completes Stay Mrs. Anna Hart, who haa been spending the summer here a the guest of her sons, Floyd and Robert Hart, and their families, left today on the Shasta for Eugene, where she Is housemother at Alpha Chi Omega sorority. Accompanying her north was her granddaughter, Mi&a Charity Hart, who wlU visit her grandmother, Mrs. H. Walther, at Mapleton. Daughters of Nile xfMtt in flntiirrinr At a committee meeting here thla afternoon, In charge of Mrs. nam a. T3 . '- nf rirnitm Pax men Of ZU- lelma temple, arrangementa were to be made for tno meeting omuru&y vl the Daughter of the Nile, In Aah- Charter members and past queens of the temple will be honor guests at the gathering, to open Bit cioc Saturday. In the chapter rooms. Mr. and Mrs. Blyth Rernrn In th Hoilth. Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Blyth of Our, nclwn w!id were members of the party spending the week-end at the Nlon B. Tucxer iooge on Rogue, left on tne enasia iaai eo ,,n inr tVirtr In the WbUth. They returned to 8an Francisco to complete arrangements for a Journey east, Melllng Guenther Wedding Tuesday, ivrt. iriivahAth nr. Meltlne. dautzh' 4 anrl Mm T.Kll MelltlU! and Herbert H. Guenther, were married In the Zlon Lutheran cnurcn jesiet- A mnrnlnff at A 10 O'clock Service, with Dr. George P. Kabele, pastor of the cnurcn, leaamg -no vBiuj. The couple left following the cere mony for a week's trip. Motor to TALENT Bertha Edmunaon, Earl Edmunaon, Thelitis. Stevenson and William Murphy formed a party who motored Into . northern California over the week-end. They planned to visit Sacramento and San Francisco before returning to southern Oregon Miss Garrttt JO BWUNUU , Mtu HAlen narritt of San Fran cisco, who has been a guest at the summer home of Mr. ana Mrs. nran a tiivm Yt.r Trail, since Satur day, left this morning on the Shasta for the north. She la en route to Pendleton for the roundup. Jack Scudder l r.ntnt. Here Among guests here over the holi day was Jack Scudder of Ban rrau Cisco, who was the guest of his moth ,-. IT . n:r Tmh. Mr. SCUd' der returned south by plane Monday evening, naving uown wiu afternoon. Dancing Club n - e.kul.iu A sport dance haa been announced for the opening affair on the Formal Dancing club's schedule for this sea son. The event Is planned for Fri day .evening' at the Twin Plunges In Ashland. Vacation In ' Portland Mr. and Mrs. A. Moore Hamilton are spending this week vacationing In Portland, having made the Journey via Klamath Falls and the Cascade route. Lutheran Aid Mrets Tomorrow Mrs. Manning and Miss Hartman will be hostesses tomorrow afternoon to members of the English Lutheran church. The gathering will be con ducted In the church parlors at 3 o'clock. wo The atriklng models were among the creations presented by 16 American designers, using only Amerlcan- m&de materials, at an advance allowing of fall fashions In New York City. The pleasing street frock at left i of maroon colored homespun crepe, trimmed on the sleeves and neckline in a burnt orange of same material. The afternoon costume at left of the center group displays the new drop shoulder treated with fur Instead of cloth. In the center is an evening gown In a new self-printed satin with &n Interesting back design, . A twisted roll outlines the low cut back, converging on & cluster of velvet flowers. The black wrap-around evening gown at right of the center group ( of broadcloth, and shows the extreme decolietage typical of many of the new models. Hie two-piece sport dress at right attracted much attention at the New York display. It is done in rust-colored wool, with bands of gold and oa ahead. -a ,hj It's a rare riusband who can smile across a cup of poor coffee at breakfast. So make his morning cup of cheer with care. Select it with care, A fine coffee is worth looking for. chillm 9 Wings of the morning! E! ON AUTO PLATES Official notice has been received by the sheriff's office from" the secre tary of state that on and after Wed nesday, September 21, payments for auto license permit lor the three- quarter period will be accepted. This la what a great many Jackson county autolsts have been looking for, as It comes In time for them to go deer hunting, when it starts September 20, The three-quarter period issuance will also boost auto license permit sales which have been dribbling along at the rate of 20 per day for the past two weeks. ' The state' police- continue their drive to round up cars with "Washing ton or California license plates, with the minimum of publicity. They have also rounded up a number of county residents for driving without any to cense at all. On thla charge last week, K. C, Messenger of the Foots Creek district was hailed before Jus tice of the Peace H. D. Reed at Gold Hill, and given the alternative of buying a new license, or pay a 5 fine or five days in Jail. State police have also received & list of county residents, who within & fortnight have procured foreign licenses. as suit money, In the divorce action Instituted by his wife, Bettie Regnetr. The couple are joint owners of a tourist camp at Union Creek. The order directs that the 100 suit money be taken from the till of the business and not paid out Tight by Regnelr as first directed. Eegneir, in an affidavit filed last week, set forth that owing to bustneae conditions, he was unable to pay the suit money, unless it came from the partnership business. FEE FOR DIVORCE The circuit court yesterday Issued an order modifying the- amount of money to be paid by B. W. Regnelr. Oregon Weather Fair tonicht and Thursday but fog and mist on the coast: normal tem perature: gentle changeable winds offshore. i New Fall apparel arriving dally Authentic styles-moderately priced .at ETHELWYN B. HOrTMAKN'a Sixth and Holly streets Give your next Bridge Party at NANDIE'S GRILLE Delicious food served in our private balcony dining room Your Health Is Precious . . Protect It! DR. I. H. GOVE Don't, through neglect, post pone needed dental work. So many time delay in eating tor diseased te?th causes years of ill health fnd sickness. A few minutes' time spent with a dentist nay prevent many years of unhapplneas. My years of special (ration In plate and bridge work enables me to help you . , reasonably and expert ly. Come In, let me advise youl Dr.I.H. GOVE Guaranteed Dentistry 23fi East Main Street Upstairs Phone 872-J CONSULTATION FREE A motion, seeking affirmation of the conviction of Albert W, Reed of Denver, Colo., serving life in state prison at Salem, for complicity In the murder of Victor Knott, Ashland policeman, last November, will be filed with the Btate supreme court Thursday, District Attorney George A, Codding said today. It was Intend ed to file the motion Tuesday. It Is a legal formality, and ends all hopes for the present, at least, of an appeal to the supreme court. Reed, nor his kin and friends were able to raise 200 necessary for preparing the transcript of the testimony. Two re courses are open to Reed Gaining a re-openlng of the appeal plea, and executive clemency. The latter ia unlikely for many years, It Is said. Riviera RIVIERA, Sept. 7 Special ) Gold Kill school opened Monday with large attendance from here. Under the supervision of Dur new principal, Mr. Thomson, we are looking for ward to & better school year. Mr. and Mrs. Bay Thompson and family were Grants Pass shoppers this week. Mrs. George Lance returned Sunday from the Sacred Heart hospital with outany improvement in her condition after again spending two weeks there. Ladies of this community joined with the Rogue River unit in their relief canning work Labor day. Those who were unable to attend sent their donations and quite ft' nice start was made in this work. Lr, L. 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