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SOCIETY-
By DEULAH JEWETT
r. .o .'his paee. sori-ty. women ' clubs nnd V-.
, .,.ui:-t lu Hi'' ..ociety Minor lv r. -
1 Telephono No.
r.l ci- l,;1,ir "loci11 " "
pI'""u' " -r . ,.: . in Portland
Mb-s Virginia Whitin? Is spomlinic
visirni;
.!!';;ui"i." fH.nds am. rclat.ves there. Miss
' . . ,r,i vari-lv of . Whitir.K recently moved lo Hos. bun;
l,.-:n:i i,..,,. ... m,h, Mrs. I VI la Whit inc.
iif'Tii'-ai !"'""""":..',. vo u.h vlrH. Whit' Hi;-. mother.
' , v"'""- "7 Mrs V A. I'artv. She is wry .-harm-ice
popular iliv.T-ion. ha. (n).- an(, a(COU1,,iisl-.l an.l is a vulu-
Sita a v.-nr:m- ana 0(),lltlin to the .vouiik.t set here,
cms: are not imiiei ....
Ice or aif rii.w.u j Mr. Carl Tlaali and baby r.nn. nr
Seattle, are the house (-nests of Mrs.
limb's mint. Mm. (). H. Pickens. Mr..
Haah was formerly Fuyo MIUoiIko ami
oiaiiv i:na lie-" ;
If the floor ami both nus-
U,,. re-illy fascinatiiis I'as- n (h(i H,S(lhlll.K ni(.;,
.u i.i ...... tins uin !.n " ... .
tin-" ,M . . ci-hool. Her laree fircie in om inemi.
Ridole Hoy Given
Birthday Surpris?
tine of t.ie t.M Nt tl.-li'hiful pirti. .
i.f lli.- s. :i;..n t;iv :i i:iM S;ituri:..y
ee!iinc ui ll.. I em.' cif .' : i. W'l!'! t.
in liuiier ( f ti r .-.a. 'il..' !-; t.!-'.
'I hi.s wa. c v. u in the Iuimi ot a s.ir
pfi.ie h:rlh.:..y IKHy. sa s tile lii'.ie
Kltt.-r; rise.
(Jjriies ti. i.l miisie made up t!ie
ev-n;tiK s i lit Tt Li i ti i.h 1 ii t . At i.bie.it
11 oil. nk a llilire li.rtl.'lay lake .n
Iirruxltt In. w.reh :n 1. .'.utiin'.le
deiiirattd with tiowers and li.'Iii. d
I'UIldU'.. I'ris.atiy delihllill rell'esli
lileins were I ..4. ii.ustnn . i::ko
ami iee i r .'in.
The puiM. ,1. pait.'il at al. int 12
o'e'iic'c. all li.ivniK I. ad a mint de
lightful time.
Those pr. sent were the Miss.-.
Valjel llni:.-.. r. Kthel Aek.-r. f:eti,io
lyn Carter, l.ieile dillin atli. Jani e
Aikins. (ipal Moore. Kwini fra.c',
and the Messrs. Henry. Miio.ni Aek. r,
Kennelh l'aroy, lOnnin tt Hutirr,
.Meredith illlllldell. I'l.mley Moore.
t has. Koree, u:id the ho.-t
Krieta':.
arr:m-(l a t !iar:i!i lati.h-on t
l.iMew.-d lv iiu af;.rlloi:!i nt tlie
I :h.,r l..-j:ie.
! yi--r ta l'le r. pv.niar
I'nn T'-i'v of (lr.-on Kil l and a n:- -n-!
r tl ll.-tt;l t;ar!It.l s..;-or:-v, ten.
tor.-' to I'os.lmrK K'i!ay to sp-n-i
the wet'..-, nd w(th r.-ait..s bore.
fitchen Shower at
Emhroidory Club
Wlli:
s a woman s : hvre are itreatly noy!nK her ri.'t
icr-tue ii.e " an,i Hhe lias n the inspiration of Dinner Partv at
,! mvnnahly If the l..d nl gotj.,, af(alrii )lllring ,ho lnnef 1 arty at
ueai8 nome
Birthday thinner For
ie can "e r"""", , week
he Is at once a fan. ,- O '
S Joiiu-k cra?. wliirh Is I jIrs jjay Shields lias arrived In
h the east and in San . j0,PUUr from Spokane, to Join her
ail Portland also to some ' lnsani. wno recently returned here,
lot as y.-t reached Kose- , Th(.v wm make their home in Uose
gn several of i he queer i i,llr(i, where Mr. Shields formerly re-
nets have heeiT pur- ;si(ll.(
iosebiirtt ladies, who are .... ....
Its mysteries. Hut brldKe j Mrs rllari,.a i)av3. accompanied hy
Irst place, am! probably ,nrr jtte Krandson. Charles Kimeno
time to come, several ;(.hur(.n arrive, )n Hiisebtir this
(e chilis haviiiu been i wpek fron, viirKhfield to Join I)r .ami
ch set which meet recti- j j,rsl H r Church. fr. Church has
Bjoyahle afternoon. "Coif r,.(vnlv located here, and Mrs. Davis.
re also an innovation Mrs church's mother, lias been car
niini! laru-e proportions. for ,1)e hov HIlli th(,y BP.lirpiI
Uy Kood weather for af- h()me jn tills cjtv Thpv nre pending
, kind has not as yet ar- .t tu, H jnnPn ri.sldence at S2
breakfasts usually take Smlth Jat.(80Il KtrPPt.
i w--e sma nours oi me
I would not be called
milinarv art. as they are
ad by husband, father, or Little Miss Fox
Invncit nis menus in,,
foursome on the links. I Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hudson enter
i ladi.-s have also taken tained at d liner at their apartment
,me. and are becomine ednesday evenlnK. honorliiR the
eat altbouL-h their game fi"h anniversary of the birth of Jean
a place l".r lii the day 'Fox. M". Hudson's sister. The table
at Social a'tiairs at the i ver-v fharmlnit with small marsh
t are' alr'cadv belni: plan- i mallow men for favors and clever
toe beam iful spot will be .Place cards. A larire birthday cake
i ot manv patherincs durins : Iiva randies was cut by little
Jr months. M:s. Fox. Covers wi're laid for .Miss
ttoa. a strenuous time for all i-',iin y"x- Mrs- - w- I''"t- Vr- "ml
1, is alrcadv at hand, nr.d Mrs- ;eorRe Holler. Miss J'hyllls Ann
- are on the school cal- , Holler, and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hud-
i j notable event. .Mrs. jM,n
t, m- Clavte lllack. a I
ienrls Gather to Honor
an. ,ir.. of Salem, who .Mrs. Goodman
.lies been much feted. Mr Goo,lnlan, Jr of Sapm
conibined undoubtedly wn) wjn hpr ,,al)V ,,aui,,pr. Kvp.
krr li' L nKN'f'"'" '";! J'chine. is visit:!..- h. ie with
I Ku i ,1 I i"'""an's mother. Mrs. K. l'av-
' 1 r0"1'1 ai"v- ton. was the Inspiration for a pleasant
to e.J" 'V,'ni!ur at ,h" h'""H of -Mr- "-s.
am i v l ie '"' !A' "' Ta-'"r- Wwlnosday. Proer-sslve
" " !''" was played, Mrs. (Irant 0:,born
wiuniiiK the honors for ladles and
channcey Markee for the gentlemen.
The rooms and tables were effectively
arranced with bowls of tulins and II.
t ptiests from N"e- lacs. A delicious luncheon was served
Jhe Cwirce Knhlhaeen ,,v Mrs. Taylor. The invited Kitests
jtli s c.iy. and many : were: Mrs. James Coodman, Jr., Mrs.
;f..iii''y have been drop- if'nrl Raah of Seattle, Mr. and .Mrs.
t Mr. and Mrs. Ceorite 1 Anhv.r Knait'is. Mr. and Mrs. Orant
I.ar.L'oils Is the own- (Osboin. Mr. and Mrs. Chauneev Mar-h-iv..
il-i-oraiine shop. ' kee, Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Dillar l. M'.
f on Fifth avenue In and Mrs. Jack Crnfton, Mr. and Mrs.
f. and th-y are makitiK Halph Hnnsaker, Mr. and Mrs. iler
pi ti: west for the first I'-rt ()":ne. Miss lleulah Jarvts, and
u ba-nie" enjoys a ; Klmo Henderson,
paire patronaKe and 1 ft
wTr;eSirTwforest Ranrs Wives
from this shop. Entertained Wednesday
UmTnnn,,'r,rPtl ; rrt Nl. lf- f Forest
t-r h E 8 -""""rvisor Neat, was hostess Wednes-
tor l, k' t v V'P" ',1"y af,"rn"n to several of the wives
I '-.-m, m J7- I ' "f ri,n-''rs "f ' rmpqua Forest, who
'iP--n.line J. . . f,Tf'n " nn that day. The pnests were:
Wl.'i? th in,!,,., ' , , ,'. fr"" Ass;'"' "f '-lidc, Mrs.
(Visitors at
ililhagens
irnian of Hnlnila. Mrs Osenr
illouser. Mrs. Klihnrdson. Mrs. Ooorre
i!arst.-rs of i , 1 v 'ara i-airicK. a
fc' of fri..D,'s i,n,i Vi ... ,y 1,Munon served by Mrs.
" i"- (lavs. m
'"'"i'' h.-r home in !
al.
-Mr. and. Mrs. r. S. Heals enter
itaineil a number of their friet-.d.
j Friday nittht w ith one of the most
: enjoyable parties of the season. The
room, were beautifully decorated
with sprint blossoms. The even.iii
I was sp-uit in Kain. s and stunts, one
! of which was a mock wedding, unitim:
i Mr. Duwn-uiul-out and .Miss l-ialu ila
lt hvk in the a.vful bonds of matri
! mony. At a ltu hour the host-s.s
served dainty refreshments. Those
present wee: Mr. and .Mrs. lY.iilod.
Mr. mi. 1 Mrs. O. V. Lossdon. Mr. and
! Mrs. Finest I'ri'itt, Mr. and Mrs. (!.
t I.. Grant, Mr. and Mrs. FrlelaK'. Tom
'I'lufU. K. A. Stacks. Helena Itiddle,
Flsie Cl;irich, and JIa.y l'at-e. It i .1-
dlo Knt. rpi ioe.
Complimenting Mrs.
! James Goodman, Jr.
Sin. J. !'. n.Miiid will entertain to
nk'lit comp'iiiH ntiiu; James Coodman,
Jr., of Sal-en. wl;o is visitim; here.
I'roirr. ssive O,io will be played. The
house Ik's been very attractively ar
ranged with lari;o clusters of yellow
dai'i'odils and lilacs. Mrs. li. V. Hates
will assist Mrs. Jliilard in serving.
The invited rui sts are: Mrs. James
(loodman, Jr.. Mrs. Ilarl.y Watson,
Mrs. Jack Cral'tou, Mrs. A. it. Taylor.
Mrs. Woodley Sh 'Im nson. Mrs.
, Arthur Kumiss, ilrs. Herbert Quine,
Mis. Cratlt (Isboin, Sirs. I.eu Itapp,
Mrs. Leo Ie,-Hiiey, .Miss Clara
I Patrick, Miss Xova UiukIi, and Miss
' Ijeulah Jewett.
Grown Up "Kiddies"
Have Unusual Parly '
Teddy l ars. pussy cats, rabbits,
dolls, tin soldiers, and wooden horses
wen- n surrei ted and "dolled up" for
a festive evening Wedm s lay w in n a
host of "five"-ye.ir-ol'l youngsters in
vad'd the home of Mr. and Mrs. 1.
..I. llohl at v:i .loslu r street. The
occasion was the f:fih widditiK an-n'ivi-rsary
of Mr. and Mrs. Jlobl. The
hosts were also compelled to dress
to suit their mo sts. and a mock wed
dint; was li.rfnrei.'d. Many beauti
ful wo.ulen fc' fis were r.-ceivid by Hie
bonorees. Delicious r, freshiuetits
wer" preji.ii.d i.ml servi d by the
puests. Those present wire Mr. and
, Mrs. I'. .!.- ii.-l.l. Mr. and Mrs. n. II.
; I'rya-.t. Mr. an.l Mrs. F. I.. Johnson,
Mr. and Mrs. (I. M. Men e. Mr. and
Mis. John i'-irk. Mr. mid Mrs. C. W.
'll.ss, Mr. ami Mrs. J. .V. Common,'
I Mis. F.llen I.ane. Mrs. Halle
. Si I. linker. Miss Ilertha Auliin, .Mis.
Ma:i:aret Hess. ?s'iles Silulielliier of
Siiokane, I), e Ktnice of Spokane, and
iimont Morris.
Friends here l.aie heard of the re.
inov.,1 of Mr. :.nd Mrs. I.ee Carter
! recently from l.a (.ramie, (ire., to
Itayiiioinl, Via.sli. r. Carter is a
'est-r:i rnion manaL-er and was
proinoti d to tiie Ua;.tiiond o:'i'ice re
c"iitl. Ilefore her luarriac Mrs.
Curler was Miss lierothv cal'h, a
HnsehlirK B.rl.
Visitincr Father Here
!. Anna Knudtsen of Portland Is
i ... Aether and Mr ,n R'wburir visitine her father, A.
'"I -nan motor...! to Hal7Ian. Mis. Knudtsen has many
I til :i, I fri.,T,.lu 1 . . . . '
a r.eisKale "' wno welcome ner visit.
' returned the same 1 '" 'ii' ft
Motors to Grants Pass
n ef :..if,r,i i .- Vr- pn'' ?'irs- Key Mc(!o and Mrs.
, . "''.'-? moior.-u to tirants I'nss
Willi (hir-.uir ih.. i. ...
.... n.-.-i. urn VISII Willi
re.atives and friends. Mrs. Met;.
and Mrs. Devaney formerly resided in
'.rants Pass.
! Book on Life of
Evanfifolist Price
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"I'm-- m Car
r ter. Mrs.
Sri
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of Mrs.
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W. T.
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Missionary Sorietv
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''r'aarir, ',."'' 1,39 1 lne Program
an'. 'S. ' Th". -oman's Missi
n aMrm-i . ",n " -Misstonnrv sor etv
.''"e-..t, J " Thursday afternoon with Mrs. A.
h re IZ '"T"'" Pn)"-V'-1 "!''
a m. .. .. .franeed protrratn. The Drnemm for
,e Mil ffi nf, ... . .. - ---
I. r: : ii.-iiioon In lows
I., r;..
d i!
"ree. ,,f
"n f.,r a!
"r Vr. Trevi,
",r nfia-.i to
,. ,' 1'iatk of n.
. ... K
" 'tt'Provir.c
1"'.- In I.,r, i
''" fifOi.
y bv th...
"el IK -,,.
. - i re.rr
I'evotions. b d ,v Mrs. Geddes.
Soio. by Mrs. Pierce.
'ai'(. by Mrs. V. Cole.
"A I.ittl Girls Choice," bv Grace
Martin.
Solo. Mary Dnscnhtiry.
will he : it . -. . 1 ' ,,T,'rt. I.lttle Jack
snriF "TLr. i- i.i ,
' l-""' I-lmbs." Doro'hv Leener
i '""I". J.an Cedde,.
i Address. Mr,. .Martin
; i-'do. Mrs. Ormtt.
The Chaiitannua announcement nn !
program has be,.n ree, V, d wi'h a
. .eai of int-rest bv the n, .r,
coin
"1 and
r ' '' u.-h 'l Utir ' ,hl v. nt inrh
-"' 'h- .r n.w j , ' ' Prorratn this y.ar is w. II
,,;"'i i a r.-. ,.'h .",' .'"n-'4'niK som.tbine for
Thf iiKinv fii- n! of Pr. Prl o, th"
'va;ii. .i1.-t win) ruiiilu -'t d met t'nr ;it
the Armory Iw re fn I-'ehrni'.ry. will m
cIh) tn 1m ar thut t Ti y sikoi l:nvi
a:i ii)i(irtiinify to i;irli;i..e. in Itook
, form, a history ot ilu ''vati'viisi U
rinniKiiin, ii'' hiriini: u liinyrai hy of
Dr. Trice, so:i:e nl- . it y..n.ins,
t "K i i monies i'nu.i p i s.ins In every
iown he h i i vk :t that h" has
heij.e.i. jn;,! J; : - a st ry of the r.,n.
trovrsii-s whit h h iiil. s hnve
-iniiiM'il, A. i). ier of (.'orv:ili; will
ompiie the 1m k . n , iiu ! w; i in !(;
hum d'l-it;-: the T'.ist wi.-k p;th ri'ii?
mat'ri.J. .Vr, t- r, n-re t r Vie
toria. uli r.j !)r. l'rn ? ma JurtuiK
mei-t.nj:n.
Many Attend Elks
Dor.ctns Forty
An K'l li-in .r i p-Ttv, me .,f th"
nn': lar T i -w k . ;.- ;..ri' .:i .: p:; ri i-n r-r
tl' rtl ori- ii. i at Miti. , -i . : ii . .-
Thcr.-iay venlm'. '! !.- t..l. , hall
VkH v rv ir t r a- t ; . i' ii h mn I' i ; oor '1
it j p-ip r : oratuiii-,. a 1 wait .:,
t"X tints aii'l r-i:-.:; .is w -rn rn-jn-.
d l.v a la-re ei'.w.l .f K.kt an I
v.-'.vy. ali i sw t'j- art-. Th" l':?pr.-i
V -1 f -r ti.-- r1 ! ; ,i-.:y
sii'ilv, u ti s a:.il drn.I.H w. ie .o-rv
I;ny Y"'ir:' v'. the V. Vompct A
v r":.l sTa'e i r ; "'r-, h; eut to
!. : t ':! t!.' n- t!.r-
" : . -. 1, '.. - !.
Vornt .r.f! ih, rn w,ii t-;'1 -.v h.:j:
hit - r an'l i ::-' a n h- T -.
Th" Poek villi h" tnu rtain '!
, Vt da sfjuy t .Mr.'A. I'. V. L;uhur, who
1 lie tis.-ln;rK Art Kn,,r.i(.orv c'n:
r.-. t Wo'inCiiv af't-Tr'.MiH at tli
lunne of Mr-. Iii v Ku:. n. Aft r a
very I'll ns;nt .ift' moon the -!v.ii rive
.!t-. Chtyilt Pjlm :i lieKrlitful mut
prn ill th form of a kivh n show
'r.':itul .Vr1. Palm rereivtd m-my
i heantiftt! ami ireful pifrs. litrtlnlav
r fis w r irrs tit il to r.r. Cait''is,
;Mi4. Itedhurn. ami Mrs. II. n Palm.
( wlio h:nt' I i : i 1 Mrthilays sinre ihe last
v.M-i ef ilit ( tub. A li.i'.mv lutuh-
j em was herveil hy Mrs. Kneels.
I Tlio pip'stM were: Mrs. Vil1inm
Carsteim, Mrs. Pari IVcJier. Mrs. K1.
; Johnson. Mr. Will I.e Mere, Mrs.
Klovd Safiey, Mrs. M:tv Morgan,
! Mrn. Tlla Palm. Mrs, P. C. Palm. ,
M rs. ClauiV Palm. Mrs Henry Sny-
j dtT. Pell Stephenson. Mrs. Itedhurn.
('mo Small. Mrs. (U-oro Cluck. Mrs.
i Arthur Taylor. Alma PIco-u, Itubie
illoom, and Virginia Urooks.
I Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Sanford had as
their pnests Tlmrsdav niciit. Mr. and
, Vrs. Marsdt n, Portland r sid-wits.
! who wire i n route to California for a
sojoiiin. They wcrt' maliinif tli trip
hy ut'tomohilo. Mrs. !aixlen and
'Mrs. Sunford arn sfstor.. 1
1 Miss lils Ilico Inst w k attcrded '
th April frolic at tho I'niversity of
(lnpiMi, an annual event that is very
po'mlar at the school ami one of the
outstanding social ovi-nts of the year.
i Several P.nsheurtf ladies will inutor
to Winston Thursilav to er.jov the
, hospitalil v nf Mrs. (it-or a1 Pradlmrn, ,
j who is entertaininc: on that day with ,
' a one o'clock luncheon, to he fol
; lowed hy an afternoon of bridge.
Mrs. C. W. Wharton will lie hostess
' next week for a series of luncheons
:and parties, the Prut cf w'lch will
jtako place on Monday. ,
: Benefit Proc;rp.m On
Thursday NirrJit
! A real, money-value, vp-to-date per
formance in vaudeville is promised
; hy the IiikIi s. hool Pan nt-Tcachers
'association when thy H!ai;e their
one-act couietly, "The ruturists," at
the hi all school auditorium on the
evening of the 2'Jth.
1 Thfs play in bejne presented hy the
'a dies rf the association in a n eii
jihavor to n se funds for tin he-iuti-(ficat;on
of the hle.h si hintl lawn, and
ia real fnecess is anticipated,
j '"Ihe Puturists" -ons;sls of hut one
act. hut that act is ;;o filled with
humor that it keeps the audience in
a continual state of uproar from start
to finish. Th' :ist for thejday was
chosen from the P.-T. A. and, accord
ing to M!ss Itosa H. Parrot t, who is
j (iireciins the production, no better
I talent could have been chosen,
j The plot of the play deatu with the
:neestton of whether civilization is
; advancing or retrograding, "he man
. niT in whii h this question is decrd' d
.and tlio consequent situations arising
form a r al, mirth p;ovokinir htiiah
j special. Persons desiring information
:rerard!np th" present plane of civil
i ' rl mankind IioiihI not ma tt this
incomparable opportunity,
i In addition tn-this piay a splendid
program nf i.e. si- :. !.e n arranged.
Alth'-v.'h th.- cempvt" misiial pro
rram is y t imta'ive, if is nit'iual'-d
that thcr ai - to h- numbers bv th"
lest miTicians of the city, inchiilitig
: vocal K'dds. ilii"t';, ;nil instrumi nfal
ir.-mbt ;-s. Th ro will also he a r.u'n-
fter or renihri-'s of a uieorous nature
bv one nf th' nnnt popular elocution
ists .f Hi" c'ty.
The soplioiaore cla-s of the hii'h
school will pi sfiit the fare com- dv
n'M;.d -The l.aia. rii;ib!.! Tiai-' dv of
Jain!. Caisar," a parody on Shak"-:-Iiear''s
p'ay. wluili made mi: h an
'Xtn hit when the t la.isini'ii pre-s-nt"'l
it at th"ir pt'on.
C;h"r f all, rs. t inroinp'et", will
b j rcsentod, milling th" who!" pro
gram rai! worth while as an cn
' rt a in in --nt cv i an i I'laary.
A'lmi.'sioii p.-ic s i: i e hei n at
at; I r.n c: itts. a pi ic" w hii li ih"
!T embers of tile P.-T. A. fee irf TV
reasonable cen -;d r;i,g the f-n t that
all proceeds an; to yt to the lawn
fund.
This pror-Tai is in (omrd- te tl r.t-i-p
ef 'if la;'! v .ho a r e nt ir--i.ng
in the1- ouan " a a ! v.iih ti"
in' ti tii.'t :h v Mi "'!d sta:e a peiv,
wth l!-e I'Miv,, mi tint tiie mi n iat'-r
Mtat-e a at:di . :" . I h l.tt. r p--r-for't.aiee
i;t i , i w i?:;dr t on' I'-ra'lon
aa-l wfi! b pr t:t- d in th" m ar
"ui are.
mi tVs ia!n v.orK on th" part
f l.ir ::t T-a !." and with the
S.!eT,t I n.iv t,f i.e , ; n . (,..; pat-
it w;.i rmt be
" ,'j Vi . L i". !r "fi jj. -
V.Vdt?!n Anniversary
Is Celfbratod
Mi-. Har.iMi Nichols of Proikwav
nt ? t jj.ied edi! sdav afternoon at
her l "( d 1 Knhioned Canlen."
l.on..r::uT the "e-h w. dding nnni
vp riirv of b'-r parents. Mr. and Mrs.
P. nard W ill. :t. of Ko.-.eburg. !:isses
oi :;pr'ng b's.-tons were used through
oei the horse, and during Ihe utter
lie in original solids and iuu.de wre
rivt n bv the quests, A delieiou
I i'i' looi was servi I at a smartly ap
point! ) table. Apple blossom, in a
u; j lass ImiwI, were used in the cn
!er. bad v:-ss at t ach corner htid,,ig
small I'retirh bcunpieiH. connected
with white satin ribbon. A unique
feature was n huge wt-dding cake,
fi.s!ed. with the dates of the mint
versarv vxt- top. which, when cut.
proved to be made of ice cream, in
th nt t etors pink, chocolate, and
white. Mrs. Willett recived lovclv
pilts from the guests. The cuots
were: Mr. and Mrs. It. Willett. Mr.
and Mrs. C.eorne Chandler, Airs. I. II.
Nichols. Miss I.ily Uavlin, Mrs. John
Koeiiig. Mrs. Helen Ferguson, and
Mrs. John Sloan.
S. H. S. Club Will
Sponsor Cotillion
An Innovation In dancing circle
will take place tonight at the.K. of 1.
hall when the S. H. S. club, composfd
of a number of the younger "t. will
sponsor a cotillion. Unique figures
and clever entertainment have been
prepared hy th" committee in chargo
of Die dame, and the occasion is b
ing looked forward to with much in
terest. The patronesses' for th af
fair are Mfsdames K. A. Hem is,
Ihmser. W. W. Peter. J. C. Hume.
Walter Hamilton, tJeorge Stephenson,
Ceorge guine. C. A. Smith, and MIsh
Kosa 1. Parrott. x
vers. Mrs. Stanley Tvldder. Mis Cer- '
tmde Ka-t. Nits. J. C. Hutee. M ta.
Harrv Hildehrrtul. Mrs. C. W. Whir
ton. M is. Koy pi !lo v.s. Mrs. Pa urn's
siMer, of San Francisco, was the
pa st of tin' cli.h for the aft'-mooti.
Mr. mid Mrs A. It. Hansen will in-
tertain informal!' at dinner this eve
ning, honoring Mrs. P. S. Brooks if
Marshfieid. who w it!i her son. KMi-;
an!, has b n visiting at th" Hanse n
residence for the past we- k. Covers '
will be laid for Mis. I! rooks and son, 1
Kichard. Mr. and Mrs. V. M. Peter
son, and Mr. and Mis. A. It. llanstn.
Mrs. ProoLs will return to Mar.-hfi' Id
Sunday.
Young People Will
Picnic Tomorrow
About fifty young people of tho I
high school will motor to Ilutton'a j
drove tomorrow afternoon, w here I
they expect to enjoy u pienfe and !
have an all around good time in the !
open. The picnic, was arranged by j
tho girls, who promise a number of :
surprises as well as a varied selection
of "eats" for the boys. The party will
motor out in the early afternoon and i
return in the early evening. I
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Fresl.men Senior
Reception Last Night
The freshman class of the hich
st hool last night entertained tho
seniors with one of the most delight
ful receptions of the social season.
According to the upper classmen, tho
htt!" frosh are roval entertainers tie
U".
A splendid prorrnm. which showed
careful preparation anil real work on
the part of the freshmen, was, pre
sented in the study hall, much to the
delight of the seniors, who say that
thf y are pur prised at the ability of
th" freshmen as ent"rtainers.
Tho high school orchestra opened
the program by rendering several
I beautiful numbers. Av comical Irish
! song. ' rn Med "My Irene." was given
! by Theima Olmstead and company of
accompanists. This number elicited
ral laughter. Following the exhibi
tion of a series of slides on Oregon
writors. Principal Johnson favored the
ai'duncc with a splendid vocal solo
arid responded to an encore. A com
ical one act play, entitled "The
HiartviMe Shakespeare Club." came
n-xt and proved enjoyable. "My Afn
Folk," a Scottish song, was given by
Mrs. Hamm ami was fully appreciated
by the listeners Kdtth Starret. a
member of the freshman class, gave a
humorous reading and won many ad
mirers. The next number, which was the
real ccntet. of the program, was a plav
entitled "Th" Kvolution of Courtship."
It showed the methods of courtship
through the ages, taking first the
cavi man, then th" Indian, the Orien
tal, the colonial, (lie twentieth cen
tury, and then a glimpse Into the fu
ture by showing the fortieth centurv
srylc. 'ihe phay was splendidly
work 'I out ami kept the audience
i't'i'lnti throughout. Miss Jean
Mackenzie t losed the program bv
i';vfnr a selected vocal solo, entitled
' Whin I (Jit to Heaven." This mim
ic r also received 1m arty applause.
fier retiring to th gym and enjoy
ing a nu in ht r of gam cm, the fun-im-kers
were served with orange sher
he and French pastry. Following a
few more games the party came ti)
an end, the seniors declaring that
thev had received an entertainment
such as tin y hud not been given since
-nteriiig' liih s hool.
Mrs. Pctterson Entertains
Monday Bridge Club
Mri, V. M. petterson entertained
'h" Mondav Itridge club this week,
at her aparti!" nt in the 1'erktnn buihi
ina. The rooms were very attractive
viih spring flowers, am a dainty
luncheon was served. Additional
tip sts of the club on this occasion
a re Mrs. C. W. Wharton. Mrs. I). S.
W ir. Mrs. A. A. Wilder. Mrs. Cuv
Phut. Mrs. Oorge Johnson. Mrs. W.
It. Con lee. Th" club members present
were M rs. I.h d Crocker. Mrs. Ilen
Xigb-r. Mrs. F. V. K'-llington, Mrs. C.
W. (ii'bert. Mrs. William Pell. Mrs.
T"hn Knger. n ml Mrs, Petterson. Mrs.
K' llingtorr won th" club prize for th"
tf'crnoon, rind Mrs. Flint the guest
prix-.
Mrs. 11 Casey spent a few davs last
we-k vidting In Portland and Kiigene,
re'irniit to itoMeburg Saturday af
t rr:onn.
Th'odt.r" Abrahams. O. A. C. stu
'!"iit, is hpend'ti' th" we.k'nd in
l.'os. burg vis;t in i' with hi -t parent n,
Vr. mpI Mrs. AHert Abrahams.
Triflav Bridge Clu! Meets
With Mrs. Wilder
Ti, ! il.i.iv nfli rnoun Ilrlilro rhih
u-i . Iiu i iniiijl v .-hlerl.tin.-.l . f'Tiinv
i! th- I. oiiio of ; irs. A. A. Vll,.-r In
I'wr'onk inM ll f'.n. Ho'a'h of lillij,.
I.i. . :e.-,riB ,,,r-...o I. nn, I il.i.
r i.l l ;, f'.- ' M al. i' t!,. ...oris.
'.' . Wi '. r ri. 'I .! i.niy l-i-i- l. ..-n.
x .'i, liv ,V'4. smplcon . Th" !uli
ii.i'i!). j .r. h--ii i nr.-: Mr. U. It.
SI. 1 1,1. L. V. Vtl I. (i. I'lo.nlniiv, Mr.
! A. ."iinfonl. N;,lli;ili I'lillortoli,
.Mr.4. Arlliur XJuu hi. T.TrB. J. K. Saw
Helen Ballard Married in
Los Angeles Recently
XIIk.h lli lcn Ircnii llalliird hocnine !
(lie lirlilo of (looriro ( nrroll Wolilln, I
a lli'iilonunt In ih I'. S. navy, at hl-h
noon V(lni.(lii.v, April IS, Ht llm j
, Clmrch nf tln AiikoIm, I,oh Ahl-cIch,
Cal. Tho w. ililiiiK (...ri niony was ri'ad i
ny h utiicr I tioniiiKiin.
j TIih lirlilo Ih tlm iluuKhtor of Pr.
am! Mrn. K. V. Hoover of ItoHoliiir,
iinil wan siven nvay by her niolher.
Slie wiih attriu-tlvely jtnwned In wlilto
and carrloil n Hliower liiiiniuet of
nww, IIIW'S of tin) vitllry and malden
hulr fern. Th brlilesmuld, Mlws
Viola Ilonver, worn a dainty froek of
flaiiiw chifron and curried a bouquet
or creain roues. Mr. tleorK" HHhh, a
jfrntemlly brother of l.lciilcnalit
1 W'eldin. neted ns best man.
j MIhs Dullard has resided In Rose, i
InirK the most of tier life, nnd Is a
graduate of St. Helens hull, Portland.
1 tlrecon. Lieutenant Woldili Is the Hon
oil Mr. nnd Mrs. tieorKe U Weldln of
i Portland. Oregon, nnd Is a graduate
of Jefferson high school and attended
tlio I'ntviTslly of OrcKon nnd thu llni
Iversltv nf Wiislilnptoii. He is a niem-
i lier nf Sigma Chl fraternity, also of
Mho Multnomah club. After touring
southern Calfiornia tho ynmiic couplo
j will he nt homo to their friends In
'the Potter apartments In San li(-gi,
Ivhcvo Lieutenant WeliWn Is stationed
: at iirescnt.
i Gene Hurt I lost at
! Birtliday Party
j dene Hurt, son of Mr. nnd Mrs.
V.'arren (J. Pint, was host today to
six of his little friends, honnrliiK tho
i twelfth anniversary of his birth. The
guests were taken lo Ihe theater, nnd
a dainty luncheon was served at tho
. Pa'ace of Sweets following the lllovlo.
The gin sts were: Mar Heyiners, Owen
Cordon, Hubert Onpey, Itoss Hatei,
jCayloi'd llowileii. nnd ;ieno Hurt.
reading. An a -.Tress by Jntre T'ulhr
ton was waIi recelveil, and was fol
lo vi.l by a Hl-ori talk hy Mr. Huff.
..'rs. Mary pa'::i gave a vm-al solo
uiul the H'teinoon closed by those
i,n s--i!t sin.;, uk ".VurchltiK Through
(Ii orgia."
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Mrs. Weaver Hostess for
Saturday Luncheon
Mis. W. J. Weaver was hoste:;3 at
one o'clock today for a smartly ap
iminted luncheon n: tho Hotel l'nit
iiua, followed by an afternoon tliimhlu
party. The taldo was (hirmlng with
clusters of pink blossom, the color
motif of pink p-.-cdominiitinK In tho
room. This Is the first nf a series off
luncheons to be sponsored by Mrs.
Weaver durini; tho next (wo weeks.
Covers were laid for Mrs. J. If.
tooth, Mrs. Prod llaynes, Mrs. I- 11.
Skinner. Mrs. It. I., llile. Mm. (linirgo
Kohlhageii, Mrs, X. P. Howell, Miss
I'riinkio Howell, Mrs. Charles Itusho,
Mis. 1. It. Itiddle, Mrs. A. f Murstors,
Mfs. J. I. OslMirn, Mrs. M. K. ltlce,
Mrs. C. W. Parks. Mrs. Dexter ltlce,
Mrs. C.orgo Ilacher. Mrs. (1. 1- KHnt.
Mrs. Ctsirge Lnnggons, anil Mrs. V.
J. Weaver.
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Mrs. Falbe Entertains at
500 Wednesday
Mrs. J. K. Kalbe was hostess
Wednesday evening at a delightful
!imp party at her homo. A profusion
of lilacs and dogwood made the rooms
most attractive, and progressive fioo
was played. Miss Katherinn Morrill
(iipturing first honors and Miss Mar-
gsretta Merrill tho consolation. Miss
Helen Kalbo and Miss Kllialieth Clark
assisted Mrs. Kulbu in serving a de
licious luncheon.
Tho pucHts wore: Dr. Lurotta
Smith. Miss Francis Potter, Misses
Kntherlne and Mnrgnrotta Merrill,
Miss Mnuilo Parks, Miss Poarl Gil
bert, Mrs. Kittle Marstors, Miss Helen
Casey. Miss Catherine Olson, Miss
Hess Thorson, Miss Gladys Rapp,
Miss Hii7.cl Kevins, Mrs. t). H. Drown,
Mrs. Harold Nichols, und Miss Ver
tilta Kohlhagen.
Bridge Luncheon at -
One o Clock Today
Mrs. C.orro Wharton was tho
charming hostess today for n hand
somely arnolnted bridge luncheon lit
one o'clock. Marigolds nnd pansles
I were used lll'ist eflecllvely tliroill:ll-
out the rooms. Covers weri laid for
: Mrs. Carl Wimberly. Mrs. Cuy Cor
don. Mis. Hoy ('niching. Mrs. Hoy
Hollows. Mrs. Jack Wharton. Mis.
JCIonn Wimberly, Mrs. Kenneth (Julno,
i Mrs. (IcorKo Johnson, Mrs. Charles
i M( ICililnny, Mrs. I.lnyd Whipple, Mrs.
i Sam Shoemaker, and Mrs. Ceorge
I Wharton. After lulu boon brlds-e was
I played during the iifiernoon.
iCharminp; Aftcrnon at
Mr3. J. R. Farrintons
: Among the manv bridge afternoons
of this week was n charming vent
'sponsored by Mis. .1. It. Karrlm-ton at
her home, on Friday afternoon. A
color motif of yellow, accentual,-,! bv
bowls of California popples, 'made the
rooms most altracllve. llmsls for
the afternoon were: Mis. Ceorge
Johnson. Mrs. J. y. Dillard, Mrs.
! Charles Springer. Mrs. J. I. u,ve. Mrs.
I A. Wells. The r.-r ii I.i r Huh mem-
h.-rs present w-re: Mrs. Clair K.
Allen. Mrs. II. W. Hal-s. Mrs. Irvln
Itriilin. Mrs. A. J. Iloclirad.-I, Mrs. V.
! M. Pelterson, Mrs. I.ouls Melvln. Mrs.
il.ee Wells CHIIIII'i-d Ihe guest prize,
laud Mrs. D. W. Hales the Huh prize,
i A dainty lum-heon w:,s s.-rved bv the
I jfasbfons
1 nT3ilabv
host ohm, iisHisted It-
Mrs.
loi h radrd.
Mrs. Hnnscikor Hostess for
jMrs. James Gooflm.in
I An afternoon ff rardu, lionorlnir
: Mrs. JiiiiM'H tiooilman. Jr.. as
nnred today hy MrH, Ralph Huiisaker.
jCi'mter of weet p-as and tultpi
mad" thp room very beautiful, ami
i an I'n jo a hie afternoon ax pent.
! The hostess wan noi-ted in serving
bv Mrs. L K. Iletmltu'er. The KU' sts
tor th afierniMin ere : t rn. Jiihiim
!M) Iiiuiti. rx. (Irani Khorn. Vrn.
A. P. Talor. Mr. Ib-rh-rt i-nn-.
Mrt. I.eo pjievan v. Mrs. Channcey
i Markee, Mri. Ixn Stahlmann. Miss
I Kraru iM Meiininrer. and y.v. P. K.
- Henniniri r.
f ine Program for
Al'. R. C. Meeting
The retnhir n'e'-tinr ef the
Wonien'ri pefef Coijs at ih" Armory
"'rldnv nfternom v.;h most enioribe.
a kooiJ pMifciam hru ru' ! n ;ti r:ti d.
It u 'i h pret .;..) ,v ta r ruUr Frubiv
r-hicken d'ntier. speisor! bv th"
W. U. C. Th" prok-r.im roiiHted of
a reading by John Haml, Mr-. K.
j P. PiiHsell aiNo cae a r .elliiK. ami
V. K. Pag", gav u violin koIu and
Frnst bitten noaos. wind blown
lorka and ahiverin? ankles add an
appealing touch to tho nprfn-s fashion
prrade which valiantly cornea forth
each day despite th wintry hbiatn.
It Ih true that Old Sol Hliinen down
In all hia xlorv the greater part of
tho time, but tho temperature of the
paHt few davn has been just a hit
chilly for the thin knit frocks, the
printed Hi Iks. nnd the lightweight
units the follower of Paine Fnnhlon
miiHt have to pay Iioiuiiko at thu
Hhrlne of apriiiK.
Many of the more rnnnorvntlvo hnvo
contented thcmselven with a newcloao
f'ttinx hnt, fnHh light gloves nnd
btoiiHOH, nnd nre waiting for the r'al
ihnath of Hummer before venturing
J forth in the HtyleH of aprlng.
(Iray costumca over till others pro-
d'-t a wtnmg aeanon for gray. There
are many gray auitH, made very plain
'and tailored with finger-tip length
j jacketH. With them are worn mnall
gray clothe Hhaped hata, which keep
I their trimming in gray tonea. Ocru
Hloni'lly a hat of mountain haze or
orchid given an added touch of color
, to a gray costume. The long grey
coat, with Btraijdit linen offerH nn In
tercKting Btyle not . Coata of thla
tpe Hfi'in ipiite na popular an the
black fringed capea of last neaHon.
Manv of them have corded collars of
the H"lf material, while others have
collars of gray Huuirrel or platinum
j fox. One of tlio most tiuu.-mal of the
i i:ra" coats has n flounce al limit et to,
being ipille tlrht fitting until- ft
rent lies below the knees and then
j flaring in a full circular flounce.
! The King Tut coat proved to be
! one of th" setmat ions of the Kaater
1 fashions. Several young women wore
them. They wre atralght lined nf
fairs of dark bliio, embroidered In
' huge Pgvptian figures, pyramids nnd
1 hieioglyphlcs fn colors red, yellow,
: green, purple nnd gray. Often their
! wearers augmented their attempt at
I the bizarre, by wearing red hata and
rdloeS.
1 Colored ullppers were verv much in
evidence everywhere, red being thu
most popular color, followed by green,
i blue and purple. Hero a word might
be said to the wearers of the colored
j slippers. Colored shoes for atreet
wear nhotild not be worn wilh stock-lm-i
of th" name color!
Yesterday I saw a girl wenrlng red
sli ppera with cerise hosiery. The
effei I would have netit a bull raving,
j Another young woman wore red dhoea
I with onion brown hosiery. The con
t trasl lo re was too blatant. With
i colored slipper pale grays and na
tural coinred nt" kings art1 the only
ore s ul,n li can be worn effei t viely,
without displaying utter lack of good
taste.
MY FAVOR II L" RECIPE
fruit salad
Hy Mrs. 11. V. Maddux.
(Ilie package of gelatine dissolved
as .tire, t., on pa, kaifo. After it has
' i i,ol, ,1. mid 2 cubed orsnK'-s. t ut
, lo-iipple sad rnndu-d cherries. ind
a, I.I as ii...il,i Mold. Turn each,
im'H ,,n a leftitie b af an 1 si-rve wilh
9 ilresslmc nf pipial parts nf whipped
ii-am Hi;d niavonnalse. This salad Is
erv nice wliho.ii the gelatine, but
mid luarshmallows, cut In small
pieces. Just befuro serving.
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