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SIX. f HE E TJOENE BEGISTEB-GTJAEIJ 1 !k i s , it ''t KOTILLION Season s First f Dance Planned By Group fl'WO hrg dances are being given " tall week by the Assembly and atotilllon elube. The Kotilllon elnb Is planning i HaHowa'en dance for Tuesday ere aring, te be givan it the Craftsmen's stub en the campus tt nine o clock. lit eld and nsw officers will be In barge et the affair. They ere: Mr. d Mrs. Curtli Marahall, Mr. end Mrs. Lyman C. Palmer, Mr. and Mra. William C. Clubb. Mr. and Mra. O. A, Prince, and Mr. and Mra. Earl Byrom. Officers (or this year ere Mr. Clubb, president; Mr. Prince, rice president, and Mrs, Byrom, aecretary- treasurar. The Assembly club's danee Saturday evening win be the first of the fall season end will be "meet night." It will be held et the Oeburn hotel at alae o'clock. Officers and members at the eieeotlve eomittee, who are in eharge of arrangements are: Dr. 0. D. Ponehoe, rresldenti Mra. Gaven C. Dyott, vice-president, Mrs. L. W Maaerad, secretary-treasurer; Mrs. David B. Evens, Mrs, Inn B. Mc Oready, and Dr. 0. A. Lelihty, exeeu. . tree board. e e CHAPTER H TO MEET Chapter H of the P. E. 0. will meet Monday evening at eight o'clock at the home of Mrs. H. B. Goold, who will be aealated by Mies Corinne Car. penter, Mrs, E. A. Stacks will be in charge of the program. e MRS. COLEMAN TO PORTLAND ' Mra. J. R. Coleman left this week end to spend several daya visiting In Portland. e e e PLEDGES HONORED' Alumnae of Alpha Chi Omega hon ored pledge of the actlTO chapter with an Informal tea at the chapter louse Saturday afternoon from four until fire-thirty oclock. Mra. James Criaaey was Id charge of the affair, which la an annual event. There were twenty-four honor guests. e e . PROM LAORANDE Mra. Herbert R. Henna of La Grande Tlaited this week with her brother, W1I Landmen, and elster-ln-law, Mrs. W. O. Beattle. Mr. Hanna was here for the Presbyterian synod ical meeting and remained after the eeeeione for aereral daya. e e P. B. 0. MEETING Chapter AM of the P. B. 0. will told Ite "gneat day" program thla ' aoming Wednesday at three o'clock at the home of Mrs. John Jay Rogera. A buelnesa meeting for members nly will be held at two o'clock, e e e OO SOUTH Mr. and Mra. Campbell Church Sr., hud Mrs. George Hopktne left Hetur dey to drive to southern California. Mr. end Mrs. Church win visit their daughters, Mies Betty and Miea Peg gy, who are atudenta In Scrlppa col lege at Claremont this year, and will m on to Palm Springs to spend sev eral weeks. Mra. Hopkins will visit fcer mother, Mrs. Laura J. Ernst, and alater. Mrs. Harold Caldwell, in Clare gaent for a month. e e e Bf PORTLAND Recent guests at the Sovereign Apartment hotel In Portland were Mr. nd Mrs. J. W. Oaborn of Eugene. JmS. BROWN HOSTESS Chapter AT of the P. E. 0. Weter ood will meet with Mra. Percy Brown em this coming Wednesday at one 'clock for deasert. e e TO PASADENA ' Mra. Bally Elliott Allen left Thurs day evening for Paaadena, California, Where ahe will attend the presenta tion of her play, "What the Uulla Knew," by the Paaadena Community Plavhnnaa Saturday evening. The Playhouse baa chosen Mra. Allen's play, which was given by the Very little Theatre here last spring, aa the first of Its aeaaon. Mrs. Allen plana to visit Mrs. Virginia Judy Esterly at Scrlppa college and her eon and and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John Allen, at Berkeley before re turning the latter pert of neit week. New Secretary Is Honored By Y About 150 students and faculty women called Friday afternoon at the tea for which the Cnlveralty T. W. 0. A. waa hoateaa honoring the new general aecretary, Mlaa Eliaaheth Hughes, from four until five-thirty In Gerllnger hall. Receiving with Mlaa' nugbea were Miss Rosalind flray, president of the T. W. O. A-, Mre. C. L. SVhwerlne, Mrs. A. H. Norton, and Mlaa Virginia Howard. During the afternoon Mlsa Jessie Long aang two numbera, accompanied by Mlaa Edith Earr. Miss Madelene Oiuatlna player aeveral violin selec tions, accompanied by Miaa Katharine Mishler. Mise Theda Rplcer and Miss Mary Ellen Eberhart were In charge of ar rangements for the affair. Sororities To Be Visited Several of the sorority groups on the campus will be entertaining na tional officers this fall. Pi Beta Pbt la to entertain the sor ority's aatlonal vice-president, Mra. Warren T. Smith of Los Angeles, around November 21. Phi Mn sorority Is to entertain the atioaal treaaurer, Mlas Alice Miller of Besttle, either neit week-end or the following week. Hallowe'en Dance Students of the Eugene Business college held a Halloween dance at the Del Rey cafe Friday evening. Miaa Beatrice Faulkner was in charge of arrangements. About forty-five couples attended the affair. Patrona and patronesses Included Dr. and Mre. Santa Caninsroll, Mr. and Mra. Ns thsa Warner, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Rob- DANCE IS SCHEDULED FOR TUESDAY; ASSEMBLY ' S- ' ! Dlls.v Mrs, E. 0, Kuiih, who la chair man for arrangements for the Catholic Daughtera af America1 Silver Jubilee celebration which will be held thla coming week-end In conjunction with the atato meet ing, alao to ba held In Eugene, Pauline Stivers Is Bride Of Mr. Bishop fS the thirtieth wedding annlver sary of her parents, Mlas Pauline Jennette Stivers, daughter of Mr. and Mra. T. A. Stivers, became the bride of Delford Maxfleld Bishop, aon of Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Biahop of Payette, Kiano, at a ceremony solemnised Fr. day afternoon at two o'clock in the First Christian church. The bride waa given in marriage by her father. Rev. E- V. Rtlvera, her uncle, performed the double ring wed' ding ceremony. Mrs. Damon Scott of Cottage Grove was matron of honor for her slater, and Mr. Scott waa the beat man. Preceding the ceremony Mra. Ross Outlay sang "Because," accompanied by Miss Hollls Hoven, who also played the Lohengrin and Mendol ssoho wadding marches. The bride wore a floor-length dress of Ivory satin, with floor-length veil, and carried talisman rosea and gar. denlaa. Her sttendant wore yellow crepe, with brown bat and matching auppera and gloves. She carried a bouquet of gladlolaa and brome pom pons. Ushers for the wedding were fitly. era Vernon, Jack Danner. Gerald Morriaon and Gernld Cbllilera, ' A email reception followed the ceremony at the home of the bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Bishop left Friday for a short wedding trip to Beattle. They will be at home after roremuer 1 in St. Helena. Mra. Biahop attended the North vest Chrlatian college. Mr. Biahop was graduated from the University of urcgoa inia past June. lie waa i member of Beta Alpha Pai, account' Ing honorary fraternity. Year's Committees Named By P. T. A. uommitteea for the year were named at the regular meeting of the Wliltraker Parent-Teacher'a associa tion Thursday afternoon. Mra. V. J. Glllcsplo and Mrs. Cecil Deal will be on the publicity com mittee. Hospitality committee will include Mra. J. Good and Mra. H. Ncshltt. Ellis Tarker and Mrs. W. T. Sliedd are to be on the program com mittee, while Mra. It. II. Busey, Mrs. C. D. Jackaon, and Mra. ltoy Bnrt will be In charge of membership. Tlio ways and meana committee will he Mra. O. C. Peterson and Mrs. Tiilie Dorrfler. Parents visiting day at the achool waa set for November IB. The group discussed the Four-H club work In the school. There are 64 boys and girls In the Institution who are mem bers of these clubs. The members heard Dean James H. Gilbert and J. K. Pratt speak In op position to ths proposed 20-mill tax limitation measure, and voted to op. poee the measure alnce no adequate meana of support of the public schools Is provided by the bill. 1 Miss Sheldon Sets Wedding Date November 8 haa been aet as the date of the marriage of Mlaa Marlon Sheldon, daughter of Dr. and Mra. Henry D. Sheldon, to Jamea R. Fer guson, son of Mr. and Mra. George A. Ferguson of Pendleton. ' A small home wedding Is being pliinnrd by Mlsa Sheldon. It will take I'lnce at four o'clock In the afternoon In the presence of meinhera of the family and a few intimate friends. Miss Mieldon la regent of the I'nl verslty Daughtera of the American Revolution chapter, a member of the Master Dance grnun on the rami,,, and a member of Kappa Kappa Gam ma social sorority. .Mr. Ferguson is a member of Delta ITpsllon fraternity. Unusual . . Is the personal ata ..t.tlonery In our aelected... stock. Let us show yon the newest la thla Una. Hallowe'en Novelties VALLEY PRINTING CO. STJTIOKERS Phone 470 Tt W. trsadway. Silver Jubilee, State Meeting Of Catholic Daughters Is Event Of Coming Week-End In Eugene THE Eugene Catholic Daughters of America will be hoatesaea to the visiting delegatea of Catholic Daugh ters of the stste on Saturday and Sun day, October 27 and 28, at the annual state conference which will be held In thla city. The various courts of Oregon will be represented at the week-end meetings. Mis Anns Dunn, state regent, Portland, will preside over the sesalons. In connection with the snnusl state conference meeting the local Catholic Daughters of America will commenv orate their silver jubilee. In 1000 the local court of Eugene waa founded, as the first Catholic Daughters on the Pacific coast. Looal leaders of Eu gene participated In the movement that established many courts in the states on the western cosat of the United States. State Supervisor To Visit R. N. A. State Supervisor Erma Kfbler will be honor guest at the Royal Neigh bora of America meeting this coming Friday evening, when the lodge meets at seven-thirty oclock in the Eaglea hall. A special program is being plsnned In her honor. The meeting wss postponed from October 10. Initiation will ba held during the evening. All members of the R. N. A are Invited to attend. Thla coming Tuesday the drill team of the lodge will meet for practice at two o clock In the Eagles hall. Medical Auxiliary Luncheon Monday Members of the Lane county Medi cal auxiliary will sponair a luncheon at the Del Key cafe Monday after noon at one o'clock to which a large number of guests era being Invited to hear William C. Woodward of Portland apeak on the healing arts constitutional amendment. The auxiliary ia planning to con tact every women'a organisation In the city In an effort to have each of them represented at the luncheon. Mr, Woodward is speaking st a joint meeting of the service clubs at noon. and also has a number of other speak ing engagements in the city the same day. s Plans for the luncheon were made when the auxiliary met with Mra. A. II. Roas this paat Wednesday. At that time a complete report of last year's work at the handicapped chil dren's room wss made. The budget for the room haa been increased for this year, and a larger enrollment la being taken care of. Mrs. M. G. Howard and Mrs. 0. B. Hunt made the report. Mra. A. F. Barnett win entertain the auxiliary In two weeks. Two Honored Miss Ellen Hammerickaen and Raymond Iveraen were honored at a party given by Eramaua Luther league thla paat week. Mlsa Ham merickaen has been visiting In Eu gene for the paat four months, and will leave soon for her home In Ken mare, North Dakota. Mr. Iversen left Thursday for his home In Wisconsin fter a visit here of six weeka. He la the aon of Itev. Mr. Ireraon who waa pnator of the Eugene Emmaua Luth ran church elgiit yeara ago. and Mrs. Iverson. Guests at the party Included Miss Hammerlcksen. Mlsa Eather Lund, Mlaa Clara Lund, Miaa orothy Cbrlstrnsen, Mlsa Ixrna araen, Mlaa Vera Smith. Miaa Mar- an Lunch, Miss Eunice Andersen. Miaa Elale Elgaard, Miss Louise El gaard, Miss Helen Johnson, Miaa Iva Johnson, Mlsa Ellen Kuth Hainmer ickscn, Miaa Mildred Fox. Itev. and .Mre. Iraen, Sir. Iveraon, John Lar- aen. SIHton Larecn, nansen Lunch, Arthur Lund, Jack Fox, Junior Fox. I'aul Johnson, Marvrn Mikkelaen, Den Anderson, Marvin llcndrlrksen. IIu bert Lunch, Carl Koaaen, and Thor wald Laracn. Campus Events The University campus haa few so cial events scheduled for the coming week, although on the week-end aev eral living organisations are planning pledge dances. On Wednesday evening Kwama, the sophomore women's service hon orary, will giro the annual "Get Wiae Party for freshmen women and freshmen councillors. This affair will be held in Gerlinger hnll from seven thirty until nine-thirty. Mlsa Martha Mi'Call. Miss Marjorie Klssling, Miss Mildred Blackburn, and Mlsa Dorothy agge are in charge of the arrange ments. On Friday evening Alpha Omlcron l'l, Phi Delta Theta, Klgma Alpha Kpailnn, Kappa Sigma, and Gamma Phi Beta are entertaining with their annual fall pledge dunces. The pledge dances of Phi Kappa Pel, Alpha Chi Omega, Beta Theta ri Delta Tau Delta, and Alpha Tau Omega are planned far Saturday ere- J ning. I The THERAPEUTIC INNER HEATING Is a permanent that aivee) both health and beauty to the hair. With Therapeutlo Inner Heating, all axcesa heat wavea are allowed to eacapo, and the waving la produced by gentle steaming, ending forever that dread of scorched hair and tha harsh brittle wavea of old methods. Permanent Waving by Thla Methad SO 3.3( IBM Mrs. E. 0. Kurth Is general chair man of the silver jubilee program end ths annual state conference, of wnlch the following Is an outline: Saturday, October 27, 10 a. m., reg istration of delegates at the Uugene hotel 12, noon, luncheon for delegates; 2 p. m.f conference at the Eugene hotel; 8 p. ra., dinner; 8 p. m., recep tion st Gerlinger hall. Sunday, October 28: 8 s. m., Maw and Holy Communion in a body at St. Mary's Catholic church, Eleventh and Charnelton afreets; 9 a. m., breakfaat; 10 a. m. to 12 noon, entertainment of the visiting delegates; 1 p. m., ban quet at the Eugene hotel. Following la the liat of committees for the occasion: Publicity, Mrs. Naomi Hsrper, grand regent, and Mrs. J. F. Madigan; court hiatory, chair man, sirs. Joseph Frsnsws, Mrs. C. B. unrlstensen, Mrs. C. W. Iddings, airs. M. j. wald, Mia Mary DeVos, snn Mrs. ueorgo J. Wiihelm. Other committees appointed are Program, Mrs. Naomi Harper, Mrs. B. B. Fineenn. Mrs. T.ln,t ital... hotel reservations, Mra. George Getty, Mrs, W. J. Gonier, and Mrs. August Grendler; decorations, Mias Agnes i eiera, ana miss Aivine Amort. The general committee will Include Mrs. Kurth, genernl cbalrraau; as- aiatea ny Mra. Franswa, Mra. Wald, Mrs. T. J. Maxwell. Mra. Madlran Mrs. Cbrlatensen, Mrs, Iddings and jirs. niineim. The local court of the Catholt, Daughters plan to hold sn Initiation In St. Joseph's hall on Wednesday evening, uctoDer 24. in honor of the silver jubilee. Present officers of the Ca'.hollc iugnters recently elected are: Naomi Harper, grand recent: Mm. 11 W. Leighton, vice grand-recent: Mi Agnes Peters, treasurer; Mlsa Aivine Amort, Ilnnncinl aecretary; Miss neien orunner, historian: Mra. T. J. Max well, prophetess; Mrs. Joseph Franx ws, lecturer; Mra. Louis Scblmel, monitor; Mra. Henry Nurre. sentinel Mrs. J. J. Wald and Mra. August Grendler, new trustees. The Installa tion of these officers for ths new vene will bs held st the first regular mast ing ot November. Mrs. Graves To Be Guest At Lodge Mrs. Barbara Grates, stnte OP nun chief of the Pythian Slatera lodge, will be honor guest at a special meeting oi me Jiugene lodge thia coming Wed neaday evening et eight o'clock. The meeting will be held at the Knlht. oi i-ytnina nail. Because of this meeting, the neit regular session of the lodue will not oe neio un'.ii ivovember 8. Organizations TITKS. RAYMOND WALSH, Mrs. ' H. R. Crosland. and Mrs. J. O. Holt are on the program for the reg ular meeting of the Monday Book club. Mrs. Walah will sneak on "Po. lltlcal Phrasea," Mra. Crosland on illatory of Aviation." and Mra. Holt on "Russian Llteroture." The meeting will be held Monday at one o'clock at toe nome of Mra. Bryant Wilson, who will serve dessert preceding the pro gram. see MEETING POSTPONED The regular meeting of the women'a auxiliary of St. Mary'e Episcopal church haa been postponed from thia coming Friday until November T, wnen tne group will hold a Joint meet ing with the guild. At that time Mra. H. R. White will give a report of the natlonnl convention of the Episco pal cnurru wnicn ahe la now attending u aiwduc i-iiy, .acw Jersey. EAGLES AUXILIARY The Eaglea auxiliary will hold Its fortnightly meeting Wednesday eve- ning at eight o'clock in the Engles hall. Mra. Grace Mets ia chairman 01 the committee In charge. PRE SCHOOL GROUP The Pre-school mothera' e-ronn nf the Congregational Sunday school will meet st the home of Mra. Nelson Bossing, 1(172 East Twenty-Sixth ave. nne, Monday evening at 7:4!i. Dr. B. W. Denusk will speak on "Present Tendencies In Child Welfare." STAR CLUB The Blue River Star club will meet thla coming eFriday at one o'clock for essert and hndge at the home of Mrs. Agnea Volkstorf, 2rt8 East Sec ond avenue. Assistant hostesses In clude Mrs, Harry Bartow, Mra. Wat. er Ransom. Mra. Francis Lusick. and Mra. Verna Utile. M. E. UNION The Methodist union nicotine will be held at the church Tuesday, begin- ing with a program at ten-thirtv clock in the morning led by Mrs. t . Carlson, president of the home iasionary aoclety. Following lunch- eon at 12:."0, when division three will SEE ORGANIZATION PAGE 7 CONTOUR HAIRCUTTINO Halraut Shampoo. Flngerwtvt 35c SOc BEAUTY SALOf Telephone 5? 52 1ft VVlHeeeehV C Mrs, Joseph Framwa, founder of tha Eugene Cathollo Daughtera of America, tha first of these groups to be organized on the Pacific coast. Since the Eugene society waa formed many similar ones have been organized In many com munities on the coast. Mrs. Conklin Is Honored At Party J-JONORINO Mrs. Edmund S. Conk lin, who leaves the latter part of the month for Bloomlngton, Indiana, to live, Mra. O. R. Gulllon, Mra. War ren D. Smith, and Mrs. F. L. Stetson entertained at the Gulllon home on Wednesday afternoon at an informal sewing party. About forty of the honor guest's friends were Invited. Miss Preciso Married In Portland Of interest to Eugene fi Sends Is the announcement of the marriage of .Miaa Mary Preciso nf Poitlund and tan Valpreda of Clachamas which took plice Saturday. The ceremony waa eolenm.xed Sat u'dny morning, at nine o'clock, at Our Lady of Sorrow a church In Portland Mlas Gretta Wiihelm and Miss Alice Nurrle were the bridesmaids. A veddiuic breikfast for members of (lie bridal party. Intimate friends and incmliers of the families followed the ceremony, After a two-weeka trip to Lor An geles the couple will reside at Clocka raas. Mrs. Valpreda foru erb lived in Eu gene and is a graduate of St. Mary's school with the class of JOIii Tonqueds Continue Membership Drive The membership drive started last Monday by Tonqueda, organisation of Eugene girls attending the University. will continue throughout the coming week, according to Jliss Roberta .Moody, president nf the organization. At the close of the drive a mass meeting of all members will be held and plans for the winter's program completed. This will be followed by a reception to honor all Eugene girls and their mothers. Invitntiona for this affair will be issued lntr. Miss Clara Nahsolra and Miss Lu- cile Williamson are in charge of the membership drive. Mlsa Moody announced the appoint ment of Miaa Mnry Ellen Eberhart as publicity chairman and Misa Ethel Thompson aa social chairman this week-end. Officers include Misa Moody, Mlsa Virginia Endicott, aecre tary, and Miss Eunice Elliott, chair man of mass meetings. Birthday Party Muster Dule Erickson entertained the membe.s nf the Fitch-Harbison riay school. 1773 llilyard street, at party given in observance of his fifth birthday this past Tuesday. The gueats included Jo Ann Krmmel, Robert Mouraund, Marjorie Cords. Warren Moele, Eleanor Heydenburch, John Jones, Francine Shrode, George Dortls, Bohby Rubenstein. Joan Wernban, Michael Wernham. Paul McCorraick, Charles Francia Hast ings, Anne Harbison, and Dale and Kenneth Erickson. aN. rrr r rfaKW. wfcst.: H V VaeaaUai your table.., will look more perfectly appointed if von linve vonr linens laundered hv the Aew Servieo. Well laundered linen is just as essential as correct silverware and glassware ... and that goes for your elothea. too tend them to us. NEW SERVICE 839 Hih CLUB IS PLANNING "QUEST Nlgfrj; Rainbow Officers Assume Duties Friday AT a public ceremony la the Ma " aonlc temple officer for 1034-85 of Evangeline chapter, Order ot Rainbow for Girls, were Installed Friday evening. Tha installation was followed by a dance In honor of the new officers for wjlch members of Evangeline chapter, Ordler of the) Eastern Star, were hostesses. Installing officers were Miss Bartra Brown, retiring worthy adviser, Miss Henryetta Mummey, Mlsa Norma Skele, and Miss Jessie -Toe Atwater, Miss Kathleen Ho-glura was the musician for the ceremonies. Incoming officera aret Mlaa Evelyn Wood, worthy adviser; Mlsa Margaret Snicer, worthy associate adviser Miss Phyllis Atwater, charity; Miss Juice Findtner, fsith; Miss Elizabeth Stetson, chaplain: Mias Dorothy Jane Lind, drill leader; Mias Jesnne Bovsrd, treasurer; Miss Betty Mae Lind, love; Mias Charlotte Cherry, religion; Miss Jean Hewitt, nature; Miss Betty Jane Knox, immortality; Misi. Mildred Little, fidelity; Miss Eleanor Hecley, patriotism; Miss Edith Paris, service; Mias Betty Jsne Harr, musician; Mias Donna Row, choir director; Mias Edith Bartlett, confidential observer; Miss Leota McCracken, outer obser ver. Special guesU for the evening were: D. Bulee Stuart, supreme deputy of Oregon; three grand officers of Ore gon, Miss Mary Lculse Olllvier, grand worthy associate adviser, Miss Rob erta Bennett; grand Faith, and Miss Rubyy Sculley, grand charity, and Mlsa Jean Kleffman, paat worthy ad viser of St. Mary's assembly in Cor- vallis. Seventeen members of the Or der of Demoloy from Corvallie exem plifled the crowning ceremony for the new worthy adviser, Patrona and pntroneaaea for the dance were: Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lind Mrs. Edna Brown, Mrs. Marian Wood, Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Cherry, Mr. end Mrs. Elmer Little. Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Paris, Mr. and Mra. A. C. McCracken, Mr. and Mrs. Sam C. Bond, Mr. and Mrs. Jay B. Hewitt, Mr. and Mra. F. F. Findtner, Mrs. Vera Rnye Lee, Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Stetson, Mr. and Mrs. O. F. Knox, Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Spicev Mr,, and rs. J. F. Bovard, Mr. and Mra. A. J. Atwater, Mr. ana Mrs. Frsnk Harr. Girl Scouts THE fall celebration of Girl Scout Week, In honor of the birthday of the Girl Scout founder, Juliette Low, will be held from October 27 to November 3. McMorran and Wash burne's will have a complete window display of Girl Scout equipment and accessories during the week and radio programa will be given through the courteay of KORE. Saturday, Oc tober .7, is all-county play-day on the univeraity campus, with Mlas Betty Alien in charge, assisted by the lieutenants' troop. Games, contests and swimming are on the program. Every Girl Scout In Eugene and the aurrounding communities is invited to attend this play-day from two until five oclock in the afternoon. Ten cents will be charged for swimming. Sunday, October 28, Girl Scouts will attend churches by troops. Mon- day is designated as thrift day, Tues daya aa handicraft day, Wednesday, founder's day, Thursday, hostess day. All Girl Scouts who have nniforma are asked to wear them during Girl Scout week. Friday, November 2, tbe Girl Scouts of troop No. 6 are serv ing at tbe Lane County Home Prod ucts dinner st the chamber of com merce. Many Hallowe'en troop parties are being held during the week from October 27. Girl Scouts of Troon No, S who are passing their cooking requirements for second class, are giving a dinner for the troop members st the home of their captain, Misa Hasel Seavey, Tuesday evening, October 23. see The examiner for the housekeeper badge ia Mra. A. H. Knnz, rather than Mra. Nils Carlson, aa formerly an nounced. Mrs. Carlsen is examiner for the laundress badge. The regular monthly badge examinations were held Saturday, October 20. see A Girl 8cout national training course for leaders will be given In Eugene in November b Mm .T. Llttlefield, nstional camp advisor and regional trainer. All leaders and pros- pective leaders and others Interested in the proa-ram are Inrii.j 3 . i u LAUNDRY Phone 825 Mlaa Evelyn Wood, who waa In stalled Friday evening aa worthy dvlaar of Evangeline chapter, Or der of Rainbow for Girls, at a public ceremony held at tha Ma tonlo tampla. the training meetings. Announcement ot the exact dates for the course will bo mode later. About twenty com munities outside of Eugene are be ing invited to participate in this training. The lieutenants troop will meet Tuesdsy, October 23, at 7:30 at the Presbyterisn chspel to complete plans for Girl Scout week. Miss McCamant Is Honored At Tea Honoring their new chaperon, Miss Fannie McCamant, who ia being wel comed back to the campus after an absence ot several years, the mem bers of Pi Beta Phi entertained with one of the week's largest teas at the chapter houae Thursday afternoon. Receiving were Miss McCamant, Miss Marjorie Linebaugh, president of the active chapter, and Mrs. H. R. Crosland. Mra. Baail Williams and Mrs. Anne Landsbury Beck poured tea. Mias Helen Tillman wss in charge of ar rangements for the affair. . A.A.U.W. Delegates At State Meet The Eugene branch of the Ameri can Association of University Women had four representatives at the elev enth annual conference of the Oregon state division which was held in As toria on Friday and Saturday of the paat week. Mra. Virgil D. Earl of Eugene com pleted her term as stste president, and presided over the two-day ses sion. Miss Bertha Cummings. pres ident ot the Eugene branch. Mra. Nelson F. Mocduff, vice-preeident, and Mrs. J. R. Jewell, chairman of tbe educational committee, also went to Astoria for the convention. Dr. O. L. Huffaker of the TJniver- BEARD'S!! WOMEN'S WEAR Phone 1996 NEW YARDAGE Fall and winter piece goods that are truly the last word in stylish patterns and colon. Visit our balcony and see these fine Plain Taffetas Beautiful shades, such as lip stick red. cocktail blue a flna quality. aq. Yard n.03C OATMEAL One of tha moat papular fabrlca for dresses Is OATMj'i' Crapss In rust, blues, green, brown, wine, CI 49 blaek. 39 Inehss yard 1 eity's achool of M. Saturday afternoon Z 7. 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