Page Five
,t21i1935.
THE REQISTEB-GDARD, EDGENE, OREGON
rfrothal Is Told
Saturday
. . ,ivcn by Mrs. jamc.
I'loncbWV , rny, the engage
' daughter of
7rfC,,h'iin. Hanriik of Chip-
rji , ir ami ." -
IrJTrf Ml'.l'?!n,i"x,rJ and
fc ,er.' Mr. William
aUtta . announcement.
E'M ,,.,nt at the luncheon.
fV, the
anting '"lo
r,on-, ia.-f is a graduate ui
forest. Illinois, and
bs , j i T a graduate of the
Oregon vvith the class
of the
toiled BIU""' , Frir8 and of
f hTe"hs been an assistant
"L..Z at the University
jiate -- .
0rWOtjjin, will be an event of
f eonple wU make
;;homei"K"s:ne;
"' ...stained at
N ff. L .fiernoon with a
trpioai honoring Mrs. Kate
" rwid.. who is vis-
r0t, M;, I.Lowry, Dr. Eva
k Madison. Wiscon-
lr " her eister
QAGEMENT OF CATHERINE IRWIN TO N. THOMAS STODDARD IS ANNOUNCED AT LUNCHEON
1 f . 1,
Ii. m i jLj j
Showers Are Held
This Week For
Miss Hunt
Ltiem Cmpbell, Mrs C. W.
L, tei . . .... Ainska. who
WwMV,':' iM Bffie
r .w, who left
ipp: u V i walla
ET.;d JfcT Harry Brown and
ta, mo " l.nvA noon
tSho'm;Tn Portland.
I ... ,nCiint were Mrs.
K&. Frank GilftraP. Mra.
f . . t.. Florence Hawkoe-
LjIr.. Blair T. Alderman. Miss
Mart Aiaenuau.
K ...
Is srrm'En LEAVES
ft. TV. D- Selover left Saturday
ffiill Walla, atn., lo mane u
:f. Prior to her departure, she
'. ...n!rtT .ntertained by her
Lj. u rm.pnp. On Friday, she,
L u,. Hint Brown and Mr.
t Ctmpbcll, was guest of honor
k large luncheon given Dy .urs. x.
Dickinson at her home. Tuesday
I, W. H. Dale and Mrs. uiiian
ntrrtnincd with a luncheon
Itt Cafe Del Bey for a group of
b sinTr'ji friends, and Mrs. H.
.Ulnmbinsh and Mrs. Frank Hill
L.inul irith ii HpHRert bridce
fr nd handkerchief shower for
, Un. Selover will join .Mr; cl
r in Walla Walla.
...
. KELLEMS HONORED
Ir. Vera Edwards Kellema, daugh-
o( Mr. and Sirs. T. E. Edwards
Eugene, is expected here for a
: in August. Dr. Kellems, who re
ed her A.B. degree from the Uni
i rr of nrp?nn in IPIFi and her
l. derree from the University of
t'SOTOurt, Scotland, In 1029, was
3tlr honnred bv hnrini. her name
Lie In "Who'll Who of American
ken." She Is now teaching sum-
Lienool at the teachers college in
:'f ip!7nn Kho. 1. Hmi, of
ken at the junior college In Phoe-
Artsona.
...
fcu VA.NXOUVER
Ess Margaret Mann of Vancouver,
ij. a Tisiung inw ween in Kugene
I keP IVltlBina Miaani Tin:, a nrl
f J Hack. Miss Mann attended the
penny or Orefon last year where
was anuiated with Alpha Chi
lOU MED FORD
W Srbfl Jean Tminr. f XTfrts-yl
p week-end guest of Miss Vir-
PXESDAT LUXCHEOX
U. Wilhelm entertained at her
e Wednesday with a luncheon
f""l Jir,. Henry Scott of Jor
I tiller and M-a M. ...... r.
I - ,u.iluCl Jlf
"I of Iowa City, Iown. Covers
ItT j 111 Scott
W, mming Tor her home
Mrs. McCloskey left Friday morn-
ft
f M JORDAN VALLEY
Samuel Scott (Gerture WU-
' 011 ISPne Vls'ng at the
r-n.i o, 5' -,lr. snn -'Irs.
v.i-
j.k, : t"'ow oni' Bls
hetdj,. D ""'"tamed
KENTUCKY
.. H:ir''5 po''i"-.
k:ton. k. :;' "tnerstone of
,ar here. la'y",u 8Pen1
.
! EBERITAn-p i,,.
nd Mr. ii r, " " P'rcnts,
lilrti,!',"- Brogdon. Mrs.
M inst o r"-'"ent of Eu
h. "'J"0 " y moved to Ash-
h state r"h"t is coach
r oorrr.al tchool.
P THACHERS
1 Mrs. w F P n-L ,
"thei.,. . . ' G- Thacher
Lit ' h"efr sev-
I'.narn,. " minins
SITPEU
"'el I' , ' nome oi
:l '"mg Tuesday
:,"led to tlx I ""! "ttend-
. 'Jneation building.
'I'AKOTA
areente'r,',- nn",h Shu
'k Sir. 'm" " their '"
l'luito by Keiuiell-Ellis
Catherine Irwin, whoao engage
ment to N," Thomas Stoddard was
announced Saturday at a luncheon
given by Mrs, James Rodman. The
wedding It announced for early
October,
Miss Seavey Weds
Next Saturday
Evening
MEXT Saturday, July 27, Miss Hazel
Seavey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
John Seavey, will become the bride
of Kenneth Kienzle, son of Mr. and
Mrs. I. I. Kienzle, at a candle-light
ceremony to be performed at nine
o'clock in the evening at the First
Methodist Episcopal church. Rev. Clny
Palmer will read the service.
Miss Holly Seavey will be maid of
honor for Miss Seavey and bridesmaids
havs been named as Misses Aleta
Kienzle nnd Betty Seavey. Alvan
Parker of Portland will be best man
for Mr Kienzle nnd ushers will be
Douglas Orme, . Wayne Looniis of
Portland, Drew Perkins and Don
Saunders.
Following the ceremony at the
church, an informal reception will be
held at the Seavey home at 20S9
Potter.
Several showers have been given
during the past week honoring Miss
Seavey. On Monday evening, Miss
Aleta Kienzle entertained at her home
with a miscellaneous shower inviting
Mrs. Mnrion Ncttleton, Mrs. Gene
Lincoln, Miss Bentrice Simons Miss
Kntherine Orme, Miss Margaret Tem
ple, Miss Mnry Seavey, Miss Hazel
Lyle, Miss Grave Martin, Miss Eula
Loomis, Miss Holly Seavey, nnd Miss
Hazel Seavey.
On Saturday evening, Mrs. David
Link and Mrs. James Pearson enter
tained at the Fearson home with two
tables of bridge honoring Miss Seavey.
A large shower was held in Portland
this past week for which Miss Hazel
Seavey and the Senvey family went to
Portland to attend.
from North Dakota visiting scenic
places en route, and will visit rela
tives in Portland and Grants Pass
before returning to their home.
...
TEA FOR NOVELIST
Friday afternoon the University of
Oregon library staff entertained with
a reception honoring Miss Monica
Shannon of Los Angeles, writer of
children's books and winner of the
John Newbery prize for best child's
book of 1934, who is visiting on the
campus nnd who epoke to the guests
Preceding the tea. She described her
life in the Sierra Nevada mountains
in California and read excerpts from
some of her work. In the receiving
line were Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Doug
lass, Dean and Mrs. Dan E. Clark,
Mrs. C. V. Boyer, Miss Jasmin Brit
ton. Miss Shnnnon and Dean Hazel
P. Schwering. On the committee ar
ranging for the reception were Mrs.
Lorcn Reynolds, Miss Elizabeth Fin
dry and Miss Lenore Casford.
DESSERT BRIDGE
Mrs. James Pearson and Mrs.
David Link were hostesses Friday
afternoon at the Penrson home for a
one-thirty dessert bridge. Four tables
were in play during the afternoon and
honors were won by Mrs. F. E. Rob
erts and Mrs. John Bnird.
MRS. CARSE VISITOR
Mrs. R. E. Lafferty has had as her
guest during the past week, Mrs. R.
L. Carse of Portland. Honoring her
visitor, Mrs. Lnffcrty entertained with
a dessert bridge Party Thursday
afternoon at her home.
FROM VACATION
Mrs. Marvin T. Wnrlick nnd daugh
ter, Jane, nnd son, Tom, hnve re
turned to their home in Eugene from
a six weeks' vacation in the mountains.
1WI1S9 LOIS MARGARET HUNT,
1VA daushter of Dr. and Mrs. C. E.
Hunt, whose marriage to Harold A.
Thomas of Corvallis and Newport
will be an event of August 2 at the
Congregational church in Eugene, has
been the inspiration for a series of
bridal showers this week-end.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. II. R.
(Soold and Mrs. C. P. Tillman enter
tained at the Tillman home for Miss
Hunt at two-thirty o'clock. The guests
embroidered tea towels during the
afternoon and an interesting "shower"
centering around Japanese umbrellas
was held.
Friday Mrs. C. .R. Clark and Mrs.
Ii. YV ' Rundiett entertained at the
Clark home with a miscellaneous linen
shower and a dessert bridge party
asking Miss Margaret Nebergall, Miss
Florence Nombalais, Miss Frnnces
McDermott, Miss Margaret Ellen
Hill, Miss Alice Tillman, Miss Helen
Tillman, Miss Lucile Stewnrt, Miss
Lorraine Hunt, Miss Mary Hunt, Miss
Mno Schnellbacher, Miss Rosalind
Grey, Miss Roberta Moody, Miss Lois
Margaret Hunt and Mrs. C. E. Hunt.
Miss Margaret Nebergall was host
ess Saturday evening at her home at
seven-thirty with a linen shower
honoring Miss Hunt. Those present
included Miss Margaret Ellen Hill,
Miss Lorraine Hunt, Miss Virginia
llownrd, Miss Doris Giles, Miss Wan
da Veatch, Mis Mae Schnellbacher,
Miss Daginar Haugen, Miss Thelmtt
Nelson, Miss Florence Nombalais.
Miss 4!ur-y Hunt, Miss Lois Margaret
Hunt and Miss Margaret Nebergall.
On Monday, Miss Hunt and Miss
Nebergall will go to Corvallis and
will return to Eugene next week-end.
Rebekahs Install
Officers for Year '
County Clubwomen
Plan Thursday
Reception
THURSDAY evening at eight-fif-
teen o'clock at Gerlinger hall a
large reception which all clubwom
en of fjane county are invited to at
tend, will be held honoring the cara
van of prominent Portland club wom
en headed by Saidie Orr Dunbar, first
vice-president of the General Feder
ation of Women's ,clul-s who was
elected to that high post at the gen
eral convention in June at Detroit.
At the reception. Mrs. Dunbar will
speak on "Todny's Trends in Club
Work and the I'lace the Oregon Club
Woman Holds." Mrs. Dunbnr, who is
well known to-club women throughout
the county, will also give on account
of the general convention telling of
the recent developments which will
be of great interest here.
A special invitation has been ex
tended to presidents and officers of
all Lane county clubs, but all inter
ested women are invited by the com
mittee to hear Mrs. Dunbar.
Among Portland women coming will
be members .of tlio "Flying Squad
ron, a group of prominent Portland
women who are working on a sub
scription campaign for The Oregon
Club Woman, i loaded by Mrs. Ohn
J. Hopifurd, president of the Pqrtlaml
City Federation, the others are Mrs.
C. W. Rohison, Mrs. Harold Dickson
Marsh. Mrs. Kugene Conklin, Mrs.
Opal Ilngenbuch, Mrs. C. H. Morton
and Mrs. P. S. Kaadt.
Mrs. Belle Lydick, president of
the Lane county federation, Mrs. J.
O. Holt, state Doernbeeher president,
Mr. Lffie KnnpP and Miss Jeanette
Calkins, editor of the Oregon Club
Woman, are on the committee making
arrangements for thus reception.
In the receiving line will be the
Portland guests, Dean Hazel P.
Schwering of the University of Ore
gon and Mrs. J. O. Holt.
Installation of officers for the
coming year was held at the meeting
of Kugene Rebeltah lodge No. 5") Wed
nesday evening at the I. 0. O. F. hall.
District Deputy President, Miss Ade
line Volkstorf and deputy marshal,
Mrs. Myrtle McAlpin were the in
stalling officers.
Those installed were Mrs, Alberta
Krickson, noble grand ; Mrs. Mabel
Kennedy, vice-grand; Miss Adeline
Volkstorf, recording secretary; Mrs.
Adeline Newman, treasurer; Mrs.
Lulu Bertelson, chaplain; Miss tola
Sinclair, warden; Miss Eloise Collins,
conductor; Mrs. Nettie La Porte,
right supporter to noble grand; Mrs.
Laura Forrester, left supporter ,to
noble grand; Miss Eunice Denney,
right supporter to vice grand; Mrs.
John Starr, left supporter to vice-
grand; Miss Veva Brambel, musician;
Mrs. John Zimmer. inside guardian;
Mrs. Iva Collins, outside guardian.
Mrs, Phoebe Flynn was taken into
the local Rebekah lodge by transfer
at this meeting. Visitors were pres
ent from Salem, Junction City,
Springfield nnd California.
The next meeting will he held Au
gust 7 at the I. 0. O. F. hall with
Mrs. Delia Wendt heading the com
mittee in charge. On the committee
will be all members whose names be
gin with letters in the alphabet from
v to z.
Match Against Par
Set for Wednesday
i Rnlden Ttnhh and Mrs. 9. C.
Endicott were winners in Classes A
and B at the weekly Piny at the
Country club for women Wednesday.
A luncheon followed the morning
round on the golf course. The July
committee. Mrs. J. S. McCool, Mrs.
Dick Strife nnd Sirs. John uusnman
were in charge of the play.
On schedule for next Wednesdays
play is a match ngninst par. This
.tnrt nt nine o'clock and will be
followed by a luncheon at twelve
o'clock.
Among interesting events plnnned
r- the rnm'mv week is the mixed
tournament set for Friday evening at
the country club to be followed Dy a
picnic supper.
Birthday Honored
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Connor enter
tained with a lawn Party Monday
evening honoring Mrs. Connor's broth
er, I. O. Stewnrt on his birthday an
niversary. A picnic supper was fol
lowed bv an evening of games and
bridge. Those present were Mr. nnd
Mrs. Louis Waldorf, Dr. and Mrs.
Sam Tvler. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Brown,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Grindell. Mr. and
ir.. v t- TliMmn.. Mr. and Mrs. R.
.uij.. k.
L. Collins. lien I'erlich, Mr. nnd Mrs.
Fverelte Cook,' .Mr. and ."rs. j.jmuii
Palmer, Mrs. A. A. Ithonalt, Mr. and
Mrs. Dan Stewart. Mr. and Mrs. V.
M rvterson, Mrs. Anena Nelson. Mr.
nnd Mrs. Dow Jloxley. Dr. and Mm.
R. E. Mclntyre, Mr. nnd Mrs. H. R.
Iturch and their guests from Kansas
City. Mo.. Mrs. Eugene Koseburg, a
sister of Mr. Burch and her daughter
Aura Scott and daughter Dorothy, I.
O. Stewart and Lucille Stewart
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Methodist Women
Plan Reception
For Ristows
Photo by Kennoll-KlUs
Mrs. Edwin D. Rathbone (Gladys
Simons) whose marriage was sol
emnized Friday evening.. Mrs. Rath
bone Is the daughter of Dr. and
Mrs. John Simons of Eugene.
Girl Scout Camp
Sunday, opening the second week of
camp at Cleawox found 45 girls en
rolled. The first of the week wa
spent in reorganizing units and
classes. Patrol leaders in each unit
were elected and duties assigned.
Patrol leaders for the week are Jean
Chase and Virginia Hammond from
the Tekene group. Joyce Clark,
Florence Jackson and Peggy Wright
of the Gntnsi camp with Molly Chase
and Jean Kilpntrick from the Chicka
gamies. Tuesday, camp was visited by Mrs.
Wendell Van Loan. Girl Scout com
missioner, and Mrs. P. J. llanne who
spent the day ns regular girl scouts,
following the program with the en
tire camp. In the evening a general
camp fire was held. New songs were
introduced and learned under the di
rection of Margaret fteid, who is nleo
visiting the camp for a short time,
This week Instead of each grodp
going on individual over night tripe,
all the girls wishing to take the trip
are signing up, and though the trip
is scheduled for Uhursdny evening,
much enthusiasm has been shown
from the first of the week. Bear lake
has been chosen as the destination.
Wednesday the Gatusi's spent the
Rathbone-Simons
Wedding Is
Friday
fyJISS GLADYS SIMONS, youngest
uaugnter or ur. ami airs. join.
Simons of Eugene, was married to
Edwin D. Rathbone, son of Mr. nnd
Mrs. James Rathbone of Palmer,
Massachusetts at a ceremony per
formed Friday e v e n n g at eight
o'clock at the homo of Rev. R. E.
Clark on the River road. Rev. Mr.
Clark read the servico in the presence
of a few close friends and family
members.
'Attending the couple were Miss
Ruth Carlson as bridesmaid for Miss
Simons and Jack Simons as best man
for Mr. Rathbone.
The couple will reside In Eugene
until September when they will leave
for Kirksville," Missouri, to make
their home. Mrs. Rathbone is a stu
dent at the osteopathic college here
and Mr. Rathbone is a graduate of the
college.
liIEMBERS and friends of the First
Methodist Episcopal church are
giving a reception for Rev. and Mrs.
Cecil F. Ristow Thursday, July 25,
at eight o'clock in the evening in the
dining room of the church.
The reception is being sponsored by
the official board and the Women
Union of the church. Mrs. F. M.
Spicer, with division six. is general
chairman of arrangements. Mrs. Wil
liam Barker of division three, Mrs. I.
T. Loomis of division one have charge
of decorations. On the hospitality
committee are Mrs. A. H. Norton,
Mt. W. W. Calkins, Mi. Calvin
Crumbaker and Mrs. W. II. Maxhnm.
Mrs. John Field and division nine will
serve as ft welcoming committee and
Mrs. A. A. Jteid of division seven and
Mrs. Chine Cordell of division four
will assist n hostesses.
Mrs. F. L. Chaoibera and division
eight are in charge of refreshments.
Mrs. Ernest Gilstrap and division five
will serve.
A ishort program of musical num
bers and addresses will be held nnd
Mrs. Frank Gordinier of division ten
is making arrangement for them.
Members of the official board and
(he Women's Union will receive with
Rev. nnd Mrs. It is tow.
All mem Iters of the Ministerial as
sociation and their wives are extended
an invitation to call, and a genernl in
vitation to all is extended. Mrs. F. O.
Taylor of division two is in charge
of transportation and by telephoning
17.1-, transportation will be furnished
to and from the reception if tho com
mittee is notified.
day at the beach. The trip was un
der the direction of Peggy Wright who
is working for her Iirst cine. rn
teen girls made the trip, led by Junko
(Gertrude Branthover) and Bidnban
(Eileen Loud). The Party returned
n ttm fnt ftf tornnnn nwimnilnir. Gen
eral camp fire was held again in the
evening, with the counselors provid
ing the entertainment. Those partici
pating were Tommy Reid, Dolphin
(Ella Redkey) and Bidnban. Names
were exchanged for tho Christmas
parly which will be held on Friday,
while refreshments were served by
the Chickagamiea.
The evening waa ended with the
singing of Taps.
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Marlatte - Kilborn
Wedding Sunday
Afternoon
AT a garden ceremony to be per
"fortned today at two o'clock. Miss
Juanitn Kilborn, daughter of Gordon
Kilborn of Seattle, will be married to
Charles R. MnrlaMe, son of Mrs,
Fanny Marlatte of Eugene. Rev.
Henry Davis will read the service
which Is being held in tho garden of
the home of Miss Kilborn's aunt, Mrs.
Ethlyn Stenler. Mm. C. Franklin
Gordonier will play the wedding music.
Thero will bo no attendants.
MLss Kilborn is a gradunto of the
University of Oregon and a member
of X.ota Tau Alpha. Mr. Marlntto is
also a University of Oregon gradu
ate. The couple will live in Eugene.
Calendar
Sunday
10 a. m. Iowa club picnic at
Skinner Butte park.
10 a. m. Auxiliary and Vet
erans of Foreign Wars picnic at
Swimmers' Delight.
Monday
0:15 p. m. Phi Mu Picnic at
Willamette park, meeting place
at chapter house.
8 p. m. Auxiliary to Spanish
Americau War Veterans at arm
ory. Tuesday
10:30 a. in. Executive board
meeting of Women's Union of
M. E, church at the ladies par
lors. 11 a. m. "Missionary Day' of
Women's Union of tho M. E.
church at the church.
1 p. in. Central Presbyterian
Missionary covered dish luncheon,
Skinner Butte park.
0 p. m. Pi Lambda Thcta pic
nic supper at the home of Mrs.
Hazel P. Schwering.
0:30 p. m. Eugene camp,
Royal Neighbors of America pic
nic supper at Skinner Butte park.
S p. m. Theta Sigma Phi re
ception for women in journalism
at the Alpha Delta I'l house,
Wednesday
D a. m. Weekly piny at the
Country club for women, followed
by luncheon at 12 noon.
1 p. tu. Helmettn club covered
dish luncheon, Skinner Butte
park.
2 p. m. Central W. C. T. U.
meeting with Mrs. C. U. Roberts,
133 West Bth.
8 p. m. Auxiliary to Eagles
lodge nt the Eagles hall,
Thursday
2:30 P. m. Central Lutheran
Aid meeting at the church par
lors. 8 p. m. Methodist reception
for Rev. ami Mrs. Cecil F. Rie
tow at the church.
8:15 p. m. Reception for Port
land clubwomen by Lane County
Federation at Gerlinger hall.
Friday
2 p. m. Letter enrrlers aux
iliary at home of Mrs. Charles
Allen.
0 p. m. Summer session dance
at Gerlinger hall.
Theta Sigma Phi
To Entertain
Students
AN event of Interest for the comini
l. t. .U. .!. n.ll,
i,i:i;k ib iuq rvwwiiiiuii niui "' "
members and nlumnae of Theta Sigmi
Phi, women's national journalism hon
orary are entertaining Tuesday eve.
ning, July 23, honoring women fltu
dents in journalism at the summec
session of the University of Oregon,
All women on tho campus interested
in journalism are invited to call. The
reception is being held at the Alpha
Delta Pi houe, 8-10 East Llevenin
street nnd will start at eight o'clock.
Miss Henriette Hornk, president ol
tho active chapter, Is in chnrge ot
tho reception and she Is assisted by
Miss Velmn Mclntyre. Receiving th
guests will be Miss Horak. Mrs,
(ieorge Turnbull and Mrs Mclntyre.
A musical program is being ar.
ringed and those who desire may go
swimming.
Active and alumnae members of
Eugene who are assisting with this
nre Mrs. Georpe Turnbull, Mrs. J. L,
Hesse, Mrs. Floyd YVeetcrfield, Mrs,
V. F. Osbum, Mrs. Lynn McCrendy,
Mrs. William Ilruce, Mrs. Robert M.
'ischer, Jr., Mrs. Willetta Hartley,
Mrs. Helen Wadleigh, Miss Shirley
Sylvester, Miss Jane Bishop, Mies
Virginia Howard, Miss Margaret
Renn, Misa Velma Mclntyre, Miss
Henriette Hornk, Miss Margaret Reid,
Miss Betty Anno Macduff, Miss
Thelma Neleon and Miss Genevieve
Dunlap.
Organizations
Reunion Held
The children of Mr. and Mm.
James Harger held a family reunion
Thursday evening nt tho Barger farm
nenr Eugene. Present were- Robert
Barger of Smithers, B. C, Emery
Harger and his daughter, Miss Doris
Barger, Mrs, Ruby Pcdcrson of Se
attle, Wat-h., nnd Mrs. Mnlissia Horn,
Mr. and Mrs. James Taylor, Mr. and
Mr. George Barger. Mr. nnd Mrs.
Walter Barger, Mr. nnd Mrs. Volncy
Hemenway, Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Laksoncn and dnughter Rosemary,
Mr. and Mrs. Rnlph Harger and son
Lawrence, Mr. and Mrw. Archie Bar
ger and daughters, June and Jean,
And Lawrence Barger, all of Eugene.
A picnic supper was held in the evening.
Picnic Monday
The annual picnic of Phi Mu active
nnd alumnae member is being held
Monday evening at Willamette pnrk.
Around forty-five members are In the
city during the summer. Transporta
tion will le furnished thoiso who de
sire It and everyone will meet nt the
chapter house at six-fifteen Monday
evening. Ice ten, lemonade and ice
cream will be furnished and members
will bring their own Picnic lunches,
dishes and silver. On the committee
making arrangements for this picnic
are Mrs, Scott Williams, Miss Bertha
DeVaney, Miss Mnry Margaret Lott
and Miss Pearl Murphy.
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"THE Iowa club picnic will be held
Sunday, July 21, at Skinner
Butte park. Members nre to bring
a tinskct lunch and the club will fur
nish coffee, cream and sugar. All
former Iown .residents and their fain
ilies nre Invited to attend.
AT SWIMMERS' DELIGHT
The Auxiliary and Veterans of For
eign Wars will hold a joint plrnlc
Sunday, July 21, at Swimmers' De
light starting at ten o'clock in the
morning. The members will bring
pot luck lunches and the post is
furnishing coffee, cream, sugar and
ice crenm.
...
TI'ESDAt PICNIO
Eugene camp, Royal Neighbors of
America will have a picnic supper
luesdny evening at six-thirty o clock
at Skinner Ilutte Pnrk.
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LUTHERAN AID
Tho Ccntrnl Lutheran Aid .oclety
will meet Thursday afternoon at the
church parlors nt two-thirty o'clock
with Mrs. II, P. Mevig as hostess.
.
CENTRAL W. C. T. D.
The Ccntrnl Women'. Christian
Temperance Union will meet Wednes
day, July 2-1, at two o'clock In the
afternoon with Mr. G. H. Roberts,
13,1 West Oth street. At three o'clock
a speeini program of mu.le will be
held, followed by a talk by Rev, Her
bert Higginhotham of tho Community
Liberal church. Ho will also lead a
discussion on "The Loyal Temper
ance Legion."
.
ELECTS OFFICERS
Mrs. William Doty was elected
president of the Women's Missionary
society of the Falrmount Christian
church nt the meeting held Wednes
day afternoon nt tho home of Mrs.
Frank Strong. Other officers elected
nre Mrs. Abe Bennett, vice-president;
Mrs. Lilian McMullen, secretary-
treasurer and Mrs. II. Stewart, 11"
brarian. At this meeting Mrs. Abe
Bennett lend tho devotional, and the
women's quartet, consisting of Mis.
Durfla Dunn, Miss Esther Strong,
Miss Ruth Bennett and Mrs. Jake
Grady sang. Mis. Vera Bennett ac
companied the quartet. ' Mr.. Lilian)
McMullen, who attended the Chris
tian Endeavor rally in southern Cali
fornia, spoke on the meeting and told
especially of the Westhrupp worn In
Mexico. The next meeting will be
held at Latin'. Grove in Pleasant Hill
on August 21.
EAGLES MEETING
The auxiliary to the Eagle lodge
will meet Wednesday evening at eight
o'clock at the Eagles hall for a reg
ular meeting.
M. B. UNION MEET
Tuesday, July 23, the Women's
Union of the First Methodist EPie
copal church will meet starting with
an executive board meeting at ten
thirty in the Indies' parlor, of the
church. Following that program for
"Missionary Day" will start at eleven
o'clock with Mr.. Frank Gordinler la
chnrge of the program and Mr.. D. O.
Shuey presenting the program. Lunch
eon will be served at twelve-thirty
o'clock by division two with Mrs. F.
O. Taylor In charge. The business
meeting will tnrt at two in the after-
SEE ORGANIZATION PAGE 6
DENTISTRY
Eugene Dental Clinic
DR. M. M. BULL
DR. ALF SWENNES
Phone 717
874 Willamette
Ralph Wilson
The Mu.lo Box 88 W. Bdwv.
We Will Move
TO larger ana Tiner qu.rxer. n
about Augu.t 15th. Wa are II
euniiUGi nig .mu iwb.iivji. ..iiu
will make definite announce
ment within a few day.
EVERY PIANO SOLD
BEFORE WE MOVE
will be .ubatantlally dis
counted below It. fixed price.
See u. now and have the
atl.factlon of owning a fine
KIMBALL
"The Keyboard of
the Nation"
For sevonty-olglit years the
Kimball has outsold all other
leading makes of pianos.
TAKE HEED
TO YOURSELF
Normal eye. that are subjected to
the contlnuou. burden of fine
work requiring close application
are forced to recruit their nervous
energies from the supply which i. Intended for other functions
and the result Is a tired condition of the entire body.
Moody's Veep Curve
Precision Lenses
HEADACHES
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pected forma, such a. digestive disorders, In.omnla, Irritability,
poor concentration and memory.
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