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1 $ i i v i A X 1 i i i - i i t V. i ,,.';r.-y. -:-y a TTTMJPn T5TTMPTT Hi . Phono 10 f a" LARGE and attractive bridge J party of the week was that of yesterday afternoon with Mrs. P. A. Eiker and ilrs.' AV. J. Busick entertaining Jointly at the Eiker home. Lavender, iris, roses and pink popples were artistically used throughout the rooms.' Nine tables of cards were In play, prize scores going to Mrs. John R. Sites and Mrs." William Pell. Forty maids nd. matrons were invited for the afternoon. ' A two-coarse luncheon Five tables of "5D0" were In play at the meeting of the BU 13. club Wednesday ef enlng, with! M. and Mrs. C. KigbUinger the hosts. An attractive color scheme In red was. dereloped. throughout the rooms. High scores for the eTening went to Mrs. F. E. Turner and, Dr. Gv I. Scott; and low. to Mrs. Milton Stewart and Ed. Keene. A late luncheon was serv ed. the hostess being Assisted, by Mrs. F. E- Earner and " by v her daughter, 'Mary Elisabeth.' Club members present for the evening were: Mr. and Mrs. ' Olmstead, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Towhsend. Mr. and Mrs.- Milton Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Keene,' Mr:"and Mrs. SX. O. y. COITMAB Prvsident rettUad TXnlrvrtity 9t Easlprsctlc, PorUtad, Or. , riyfrxcno eriH i t Re'itinT to Sex and Skin Disease Q iV'"x;ui alio.apeak on the Narcotic question. . ',;?, r. .' -H tM an wlmtHpri.. ; A' rHafm "rif Sl.OOf lO '-r those not,' signing for class work; which tofoljow.; -v l....eSVENIXSSONYCOUKSE- . "' "ii;!!.- '!',.-" ' - - - In ; ;- , ' ': J i: f-.I?,.' -.vrt . f; CII AIlACTtllt ANALYSIS . ;: ' r 'n nrir ' TTTr.T :AT Yourself-and Friends .are Szlzct Ycur , . For Outing and Sport Wear ".'The Finest; IChalti-wear Made ' : -' ,.:-." ; "". ' v - T' ":. . Good looking tailored garments " de : signed for .ease and comfort. They arq all . .strongly, made of . dependable ma terials that will wear and launder well. They're, cut generously fall. LV ! , '."'.. . . j ; - - -1 , -. - -:i .- -;' ' - : ; 't " :: - . :i . . - - . . ; . . - Select riow While Assortments ' and Sizes Are Complete; Women's Khaki Middies, sizes 16 to 44 at .Women's Khaki Shirts, sizes 16 to 44 at ........ k, Women's. Khaki Knickers, in all sizes Women's Khaki Skirts at $225 Also Ilhdd Koveralls. Shirts Middies for Children YOUR MAIL ORDERS . receiTe careful attention. prepay the age witM hundred miles Satisfaction : Guaranteed .on every ourchaM nr money cheerfully refunded. C3 State EU l--t Si V .. F. E. Turner, -Dr. and Mrs. O. L. Scott Mr. and Mrs.' T. IWV Davles, Mr. and Jit s. " OrBl "WaHcIns Mr. and" Mrs.' Ed j Fa nd rich, Mr. and Mrs. John Spbng, and : the hosts, Mr, and Mrs.' Kightlinger. -The club will meet again la two weeks. !; -,-'" - -v- Mr. and Mrs. Hal D. Patton left yesterday morning for Grand Can yon en route to the Shrine conten tion which meets lit 'Kansas City June 2-6. Mr. Patton.';!s 'also a delegate ; from the congressional district to the republfcan Ration al contention which meets In Clev eland ; Jan '10. They wH; con tinue east, visiting tn tfew; York. Boston, and Washington,- D ?. expecting to return early in July. ' - The two Missionary societies Of the Leslie Methodist . church, met turn a onniMliail TTIBOtlTir fc ' f TlA church Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. j !unchttW eTTed at noont f' F; W. Selee, president of the Ford' W"V Program was ven r ..iet, nrMrfrnl nilte-boxes opened. Mrs W. eign Missionary - society presided at the morning session, and Mrs. Al C Bohrnstedt, president of the Home society, took charge" In the afternoonr : The " mbrnlng wis spent in the making of bandages for a hospital in India. A pot-luck - . ' - ; u s - Toiiirtlit By Lecture Dr. O. J. Coffman Armory Auftorium FridyrMay2Z Do not mis3 thb lecture on Eugenic Laws , : . H) FOOD C GI2!iCl tordiaJIy Invited to Attend ' Women's Khaki Knickers . $248 ; $298 , etui attention. We i ; yTI V 'Z1 htPl "? diil a express or post- f f f x ; awLiw 7 ) n a. r radius ot a v - Vf. N . r-v ? .: 42-f 5 ' We I, Balem Store -vnnr W-; tOCIALCAtllDAB 'Mrs. George F.: Rodge'rsV hostess at bridged"' ; " Ladles Aid society. Presbyter ian church, 2:30 o'clock. ,t Past ,1 matrons" association :" of Chadwlck chapter of the Eastern Star at the ; home Qt Mrs., James Godfrey. ; ' West Side Circle of the Jason Lee churchj . Mrs. Lute Hockett, 1603 North ' Commercial street, hostess,' 2:80 o'clock. ' Three Link club in club rooms 8 o'clock. ' " : . r . ' - ' , I . Saturday Eastern Star cooked food sale. Nefmeyer's drug store.,175 North Commercial street. .f Annual banquet of Business and Professional Women, Marlon ho tel,"'? o'clock. Reservations from Mrs. Ar E. Lyons at the .Woman's Shoppe. "";" '.. ' ! , " Mrs.l Mary Watson Barnes, at Waller hall, under ; auspices, of AAUW, 8 o'clock. ' DAR luncheon honoring I Mrs. Seymdur: Jones,'- state recent. 4 Cooked food sale at Piggly Wlg gly store. Women's Union of the First Congregational church.' The ladles of the Grand Army, at armory. , : i " JV Linf oot, Mrs. Mason Bishop and Mrs. II. F. Pemberton gare solos. Readings from ' the mite-box pamphlets were'also glTen." ' ' For. the June meeting the two societies will again combine, the Home society meeting in the morn ing, and the Foreign society meet ing! In the afternoon: Mrs. F. W. Selee will be the hostess for the day.' ' '. ' The Swee Briar club, met for an ; enjoyable afternoon ' a the ' home of" Mrs. A. H.'i Bonn : during the i m"ld-week. inrited guests ' wer Hrs." O. ' Ai Noyes and Mrs. Her bert Mash. Mrs, Mose Adams con tributed the program ; of the af ternoon In the form of interesting and instructive reading on planjt lite. Mrs. Adams will entertain the club in two weeks with a cover dish luncheon at the Skyline orchard.- ' : " " " : ' The Alpha Phi Alpha sorority announces the 'pledging of 'Miss Susie Church, '26 and Miss Ruby Delk. '27. f As the first in a series of the benefit ' social "affairs' 'planned by the afterhdod?dub of the Eastern Star, a cooked food sals: will be held tomorrow at Neimeyer's drug store, 175 North Commercial streeL It Is especially hoped that the ' women' of tfc'e " nter, .will cof operate for the success ot the af fair: - The committee tn hargjb includes: Mrs. Claude Morse, Mrs. Herbert Hauser, Mrs. C J. Green, and Mrs. Claire Vibberti - . f $1.93 . " ,Vbxnen8 V KhaMr.C i ' " ' " Koveralls f , $325 and Knickers y Portland Silk Ehop SS3 Alder Bt, 1 A Mah Jongg party and other benefit-, affairs -are . planned f orH the near future with thek proceeds going lowara me ciisruauia poses of the order. " t'"'-'1,' The advanced pupils '6f Prof. Franklin B. Launer and Mrs. Nel lie Mulkey Stone, assisted by Miss Sadie Jo Read, reader, were pre sented la recital last night at Waller hall. Particularly out standing was the planistlc achieve ment of Eugenia Savage, Margue rite Starkey fchd Olga ' Jackson Miss Starkey played tb Butterfly Etude frdm Chopin which Padere wskl played In Portland a few weeks ago, ahd also the prelude, played by Winifred' Byrd: ! Both, Miss Savage and Miss Jackson were Civic " club winners. Miss Sarage displayed unusually beauti ful tone last night In thev Llsst Love Song, A flat. Her Schuman Paplllons is. in Itseir, a , feat of memory. , Miss Jacicson piays wup notable technical fluency, , doing brilliant octaVe ' and chord work. The following' Is the complete, pro gram: Minuet .'. . . .". ...... Paderewskl Mildred Tomlinson. , PoUnlchelle . -. . . Rachmaninoff J Margaret Jane BoDine. (a) To the Spring1 . . .'.Torgussen (b) Prelude, C sharp minor; . . ' ; V. . 1 Rachmaninoff Lowell Beckendorf . Polonaise C sharp minor, .Chopin '"' Norlne Harlon. (a) Elegies. . .. ...... Nollet (b) Norwegian Bridal March 1 . . . i . . . f . . . V. Greig ' Florence Young. : V Prelude, B flat major. .Chopin Kathryn Rossman. ' Wedding Day at Trblhau gett . . ..-.. Grieg Ethel Marks. - - Reading .1. . . , . . . . , . .Selected Sadie Jo Read. Ballade. Premiere ... Chopin Anna Howell. it (a) The Maiden's Wish , Chopin-Llsst (bX Butterfly Etude .... Chopin i (c) Prelude, F sharp minor:. . . .. . ; V ;v. i .V. . ;.. Chopin Marguerite Starkey. (a) Love Song, A flat . . ..'I Liszt (b) Paplllons . . . .'. , . . Schumann Eugenia Savage. (a) Concert Valse Etude.. Friml (b) Prelude . .... .. .. Stolouskl (c) Polonaise ...... MacDowell Olga Jaekson. - - - Following formal Initiation . at the Beta Chi sorority house last evening the annual banquet was held at The Spa with covers placed for 43. The tables were decor ated in a festive : manner ' with lorely tulle-tied basket ' of pint roses, with' a rosebud ' with each place card. : Mrs. Alice IV Dodd, house id other," was an honor guest. Alumnae members present for thef banquet were" Mrs. Merrill' Ohling; Missx Esther Parounagian, MIsa Leila Johnson, Miss Maxlne Buren j Miss Josephine " , Banmgartper: Miss Grace Collins, Miss EvuiRobj erts and 2(lsa Lorlei Blatchfbrd Those Initiated were Miss Florence Young. Miss Helen Richolsbni Miss VIolal Carrier, Miss Margaret Raught, Miss TSsther Holllngs wbrth. Miss Esther King and Miss Zteinoh Tryor.'v : : Mrs.' Odelf Savage Ohling was the toastmistrfess for the oceasion Thd ' following responses were given: - . , - " -.: X. TWhen the" shadows . of the evening sink slowly In the west" Miss "Margaret McDaAiel 2. "I'm always fondly think- Miss Dorothy Owett. " V 4. "So, whein future year! shall follow" Miss Mildred Grant. '5. "Then In' dreams Til -wander to those days that" used to .be." Miss Esther Parounagian ; , '" -- - ' - "- 1 f . ? Among : Salem " folks going to Portland .Wednesday ,,":"ening to hear Mme. GallCurcI Were Mrs John Roland. Misses Angeline Mc culloch, Grace BreffftenHdge, Dolly Dutton. Pearl Pike. Gladys Ra( ferty, Salome Socolotsky, Jayna Wyatt. Grace Welborn, Edith Wet born. Bess Bailey. Dorothy Ellis Luella Patton," Charlotte forhriig. Edna Simonton, Josephine hade", Eva Richards, Eunice Fleenor, Valerie Briggs and Marie Brlggs. i 'l" 1 ...t:"- An especially attractive program is being anticipated for tomorrow night with . Mrs. . Mary . ..Watson Barnes speaking interestingly on some phase of modern literature. Mrs. Watson, who -Is professor of English literature at the tJniversr ity of Oregon, will be entertained at the home of Dr. and Mrs. C. A. Downs.';""-- ..t ".' --" '- ! Mrs. Wrd WHlis Long will sing. A large number of the ladies qf Hal Hibbard iuklirary merfor a social 'afternoon at the home of Mrs. E.: J. Raymond Wednesday. Plans were made as follows for the observance of Memorial day. On Sundaymofnlng "the Auxiliary wiir attend services with the camp at th Baptfef church. Visits will be made to the Maeleay and. Pra tum cemeteries in the afternoon. On Memorial day the auxiliary will Join .the camp for a' basket din ner at the armory. The dinner will he served at noon. ; ' . - : : - , 2 - rr-: :-? y -.. Mrs. Henry W. Meyers-left for San Francisco Tuesday morning where she will be the house guest of Mrs.- Guy Sargent, formerly of Saleni.' -i' .-' 7 - 'f - . Dr, and. Mrs. J. N. Smith enter tained the members of the Merry-Gp-Round club Tuesday evening at one of ihe , most 'charmFng f club iparUes ,otW jreek ; The rooms r t . - . . - iFOIBLES ' t by Sbxrlty Sharon . o . VUTTEUCS For the Sprint n4 Summer the lest formal character ef. evening dresi , is indicated by the material rather j man ay tne eta. , o- Now that every one dances through tha entire year one must hate itetf eveninf gowns fxk the Spring at well as la tha Autumn. For the Spring and bummer changes the material rather than the cut of evening dress which is at all times quite simple. Instead of the metal effects the crepes de Chine, silx and satin crepes and laces are used. White or dyed lace is very smart and "wears admirably.' Very little black Is Worn etcept over flesh color but pale pink, powder blue," tfiauve, Laavia green aad the pale biscuit shades are nsed m great deal. Tha cape -Ilka back d a tiered dress keep thi Egure straight and is easy to wear. were unusually attractive with a wide profusion of. spring flowers in decorative baskets', about the rooms. 'Luncheon i was served at the small tables at, the end of the evening. Invited guests who met with the club were:' Dr., and Mrs. W. H. Byrd, Dr, and Mrs. Roy Byrd,. Dr. and Mrs. L. D. Idleman, Dr. and Mrs. F. E. Smith ot Port land, Mrs. J. D. Sutherland of Los Angeles, Mrs. Charles A. Gray, and Mrs. Clara Patterson. - On next -Tnesday , evening , the club members will be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Max O. Buren. ; ,..-, .The ladies -of the Grand Army will meet tomorrow at the armory.' Each one Is asked to bring refresh ments, dishes and silverware.4 Vis itors " wilt be present from Oak Grove." '- v. ; t -' - " ' :" :.":'S. ' ' : r Mr. and Mrs. T. W. pavies and son Carl 'accompanied' by " Miss Mae Gruchbw. tootored up the Col umbia highway to Hood I RiVer Tuesday. , Mrs. G. H.v Taylor and little daughter, Barbara Jean, Joined the group , in Portland. ' The West Side circle of the Ja son Lee church will meet at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon at the home 5242 Loai the old bus with plenty of eats and put in the family, ttit the highway, back to to furtoisb yod with everything in the camp goods line The CONWAY ' Auto Camp Bed The most practical camp bed made. ' 6 feet long by 5 fe&t2Ja. wide. : OUR PJtlCE $10.85 "Folding double cotton mattress covered with dT CA V heavy khaki cloth . : ...tvl eOU ,...." "... - . ' ..... ..... - '. , .. . ' . Ttolding hardwood camp tables (rolls into a OQ QC small bundle! . ..........1. HL-JiJLZL. va0 Gold Mccjal Camp Stools, canvas .... .'. Camp grates all sizes, priced -from 11... j:.".-. . v.olding camp griddles, made of heavy steel . .... Camp forks, 23 inches long, detachable . handles ....1 ..... '......i-v.-i.'.-......-.- Aluminum camp plates, 2 for . . ; Jv ? The tremetidonn Increase of the Goods which comprised a very From UNITED ARMY STORES . x k it 1 a rnanffm f - of Mrsv Iute HpcketW JCOJ North Commercial street. wti' . . ?'- w ' ; - i L The . Ladies'. Aid society of the First ; Presbyterian church will meet In the church parlors this af ternoon ' at 2:30 o'clock. The hostesses will be: Mrs. W. W. Em mons, Mrs. George J. PearcerMrs. Elizabeth Lamb, Mrs. E. C. Small, Mrs. Roy Klein, Mrs. Merle Rose e'rans, and Mrs. Alice Rutherford. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Mangun and two sons, John and George, ' of Kimberley, Idaho, were guests fdr luncheon yesterday 'noon at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Blaine E. Kfrkpatrick. Mr. and Mrs. Man gun were on their way to Califor nia. Mr. Mangun . was a school mate of Dr. Kirkpatrick In Evans ton, Illinois. , ' 'Miss ; Gladys Wilson, who has been spending the 4 winter teach ing at Metollns Oregon, arrived home early, in ihe week. . ' " ' - :i I BROOKS Closing exercises of the public school were carried out last week after a very successful term with graduation exercises Thursday eve ning' when a' class of six received diplomas, as follow?: George Har ris, Lester Dowe, Charles Batche lor, Samuel Ramp, Floyd Nusom and Eato Ward. Mrs. Fhlkersoh addressed the class in a very pleas ing manner; The diplomas were presented by Chairman F. X. Mol- san. " ."' .- ; : On Friday a picnic was held on the playgrounds, a bountiful cafe teria lunch"" was given by the woirien of the community under the superVlsibn of Mrs. F. Batch elor, president of the local Parent Teacher association. In the after noon a ball game was played, the sebool boys being matched against the men of the community, the re sult being 'a "score of 12 to 10 In favor of the men. The program given was by the pupils, assisted by local and outside talent. Mrs. Ct V. Ashbaugh, who had charge of the picnic i program, deserves much credit for the plans which served to make the affair a suc cess. ' . - J. , W. Fruit has been very, sick for the past two weeks. . , J. P. Aspinwall and Fred Batch elof drpire'pver from Sublimity to attend the graduation exercises : Thursday night,.. . V ' Mrs.' Burk Jbnea of 'eilVerton speht the :we"ek-end at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clark ' Aspinwall, p ' . ' " ' The" Ladies' Aid society meets at he' home of Mrs. A. E. Harris ThOrsday afternoon. Clyde, Harris has several men working on a large' warehouse is iuUdlng to handle the' celery ctop-,' from the Lablsh Meadow tarta. ;;: - : ' i ' Mrs. Abe McKnight,, who has beeh yery sick the past months is able to ;be Out a littlei .'. : ' Fred Moisan of Portland. Visited at .the home of his-parents. Mr. and MrsvF. X. Molsan., Sunday. . ; Mr knd Mrs. ABsup of Fair field and Mr. and Mrs. Clif Shields of Nervals visited atf the Dunlavt home Monday! Mrs. T. Dejarditt Is visiting at the home of her sister, Mrs. Chas. Cof fiddotfer of Independence. . i Mr. and Mrs. John Dunlavy and hard wood, heavy . ........ ...x-a7ai. 35ctoS2.25 85c 20c OC aajy SK7 A S . Camp Blankets-Wool or ColtonPriced Right. . T NOTIGEChanne bf Name sale of outdoor and ramping merchahde of all klnda together with, smaU prt of our volume in 10S3 harf caused .tis to make a' change uuu irairAViwi nr ina iiMMTAn , : . 1 CD North SPECIAL PUMGHAS3 AND-SAi'LS- - Tricolette Veota and Step-ins $1M "si 515 -Jibre silk tricolette vests and step'ins in excellent - quality, roomy, cut styles tailored ' for ; durable ; service may- be purchased here today and tomorrow at this small price. Colors flesh and orchid " ' One style vest Cl.3 ' . One style stepin ....... ..w, C 1 3 Plain' style vest Cl.CD ' . . See These in Our Comer Wfai rrr fl u rr ' ' - " -f'- i . " - ti i i ...... - - ,4 family visited at the Floyd Har rold home at French Prairie Sun day.;',.: 4 :. ' - ' . U ofrOregon Uecdy for Track Meet; Salem Enters thing, Is in readiness fdr the state I high school track and field meet Saturday afternoon. Officials for the meet Include Eugene people and University of Oregon athletes. Clyde Nlv Johnston, district attor ney of Lane county will be starter and, Virgil Earw athletic director at the University 0t Oregon will be referee. -:' : . ' ; So far- those -4n charge of the intitf .-ire l If I 1 II M ... that will make your outing comfortable and a rcil I.j: Aulb trunks, all metal, Well ironed, water C r proof ............... ..................,.t Extension 1 luggage v : r ' ' ; () n carriers' . I . . Auto tents, 7x9--8 oz.8.75. 7x7-10 oz. S r full weight ..... . ".. . ;. O I c . . Wall tents-sizes 7x7 to" 16x39, lowest pricra in c'ty. Hiking breeches for men, ' yreight Ladies' khaki hiking breeches ..' ..L r Ladies' khaki hiking .: blouses .. ..... Straw hats 25c; screen hats ' hats V. toTJNITED OUTING STORES fnawiMitiftn 1 'AitintiuniAM a nii 1 " Ccmrnercxal Of 9 meet have word that tear 5 - . sent to Eugene from Zil ; .1, Grande,' Coryallis, lz i ? r r : : Forest Grove and llarsb!: :'. !. : ila biLan ,e tburs tir.-. i teams also. .yThe entry llzt'U " ited to" 12 men from each tzt Three 'Cups have' teen dona 2 J the meet by, E.agene nerct: and ribbons will be given 1 winners la the meet. iC.ill.v "'Ca ycuf .;'?.' V: Is, I eve. wi3 . t 3 Lt. . V-.- V.. ; ;u .r.MTFnT I , , , 1 . -f , Nature. VYe are rrtzzrz ! Rolls into a ccr: ' bundle to' carry cn 11 s nic beard of czr. -'acshv'fcs, ' securely " trc : : ...end. Eusysnsicn E-rir. -, will not sag or rcll to c : n- ter. khaki, good OO 0 " Oi 59c; boys' khaki f t.j . the lack, of interest In Army In our corporate hams J v f r iir'i. r