21, 1937.
THE REGISTER. GUARD, EUGENE, OREGON
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Zonta Club Will
Give Dinner
On Friday
LIO.NOHING their district chiirmtn,
"ilri. Evil.Tii Burcan of Spokane,
member of the Eugene Zonti club will
'lire a dinner Friday evening of thi
! week at the Otburn hotel at alx
i thirty o'clock.
The officer of the local club, head
ed by Mra. 8pencr Collin, preaident,
will be in cbirue of the dinner. The
affair i informal
Plana will be dicued for the dis
trict conference to be held in Port
land, April 10 and 11.
Masonic Groups To
Sponsor Supper
Tuesday
A COVERED diib dinner epomored
by the McKemie Hirer Lodge. No.
195, A. F. & A. M. and Blue River
Chapter. No. 168. O. E. S. will be
held in the McKeniie River Lodge
Temple, $50 Fourteenth Avenue eaat,
at ix-thlrty o'clock Tuesday evening.
' An evening of cards and entertain
ment will follow the dinner. The com
mittee for the dinner is: Mr. nnd Mrs.
W. C. Clubb, Mr. and Mra. F. A.
Hand, Mr. and Mrs. Orville Lesley.
The committee In charge of card tables
is, Mrs. Harry Nebergall - and Mrs.
Frank Duulap.
All members of the order and their
families are invited.
Medical Auxiliary
Honors Doctor
At Lunch
LJ OXO RING Mrs. Walter Schiller,
Ph. D., of Austria who is on an
extended tour with her huubaml Dr.
Schiller, the women's auxiliary to the
Lane County Medical society ftnve a
twelve-thirty luncheon Saturday at the
'Mum hotel.
The Schiller were taken on an In
spection tour of the University cam
'ins and were shown through the Ori
ental Art museum. They were exten
sively entertained by members of the
auxiliary and the Medical Association
Organisations
POROSIS CLVB
Mrs. Louise Finch and Mrs. Fanolt
Stansbie will be joint hostesses to the
porosis club at a luncheon at the
Washburne tea room Thursday, Feb
luary 25, at one-thirty o'clock.
WOMEN' S COUNCIL
The Women's Council of the First
Christian church will have It weekly
all-dny meeting Wednesday at the
ihurch. A potluck luncheon will be
served at noon.
MISSION STl'DI CLASS
The Mission Study class of the Cen
tral Presbyterian church will meet at
the chapel Tuesday afternoon at two
t'clock.
KSS SEE CLUB
A one-thirty o'clock dessert party
will be held at the home of Mrs. S.
S. George for members of the Ess
See Club Tuesday afternoon.
WEST WAT CLUB
The Westwsy club' of the W. B. A.
met Bt the home of Mra. Louise Schi
me!, 10W Charnelton street, Wednes
day, for a one o'clock luncheon meet
ing. Mrs. Julia V. Ward, state field
director, was present.
e
TWO-TOWN CLUB
Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Trivet of
Springfield will be hosts to the Two
Town club Fritlny evening at six-thirty
o'clock. A potluck dinner will be
served.
OLI.A ET PENNA
The Olln Et Penna club will meet
at the home of Miss Elsie Williams
Monday evening at seven o'clock.
Georgiana Davis is to be in charge
of the program, the subject of which
is "Hearts."
SAN SOUCI CLUB
Mrs. Darwin Yornn will be hostess
to the Sans Souci club Friday at one
o'clock. A potluck luncheon will be
served.
CITY CLUB
The History Division of the Woman's
hRESSMAKER creation In heer and frill were the highlight of the Waahburne atore aprlng fashion 1 1,1 ,lle evening,
hum Thursday afternoon which attracted more than four hundred persons. Pictured here are two of I
Ei new dinner and dance frock. Standing I Mil LI Mian Warn, wearing pale blue chiffon with rose col- Pa trinli p
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lity of Oregon. (Carl Baker photo, Wiltshire engraving.)
Laughter Of Nile
Committees
Named
frsrnf club. Daughters of the Nile
! ii the Osburn hotel for a twelve-
lt:rty o'rloek luncheon meeting Wed
May. The new officer were host
ffj for the meeting. They are Mrs.
A. Hnntinston, Mrs. Paul D. Green,
i'.t. Frank Scobert and Mm. H. S.
E-DdlL
FollMrinr the luncheon, the husl-
!! meeting was held. Cards were
tired and for the afternoon, Mrs.
inlet Stevenson won honors.
The committees for 1037 as an-
aitei bv MrB. C. A. Huntington,
iresident, are, calling nnd flowers,
In. Paul D. Green, Mrs. E. E. Hilti
nnd.Mra. Itov Short; crippled child
, Mra. Fred C. Wnltcrs, Mrs.
Jitrte W. Monroe, Mrs. Karl K.
Eli. Mri. I. M. Peterson, Mrs. W.
'. Rehhan, Mrs. SInrion Veatch; fi
liate. Mrs. Stanley Stevenson, Mrs.
!f Glass. Mrs. A. N. Jones; gift,
U a E. Slntterv, Mrs. F. L.
Beard. Mra. J. H. Tiernev; hostess,
H.i F. E. Selliek and Mrs. E. M.
'Jina.
Members of the lookout committee
a. Mri. Lonis E. Benn, Mrs. Harry
ho, Mra. Eleanor Walters; philnn
mple. Mra. Walter J. Oglesby, Mrs.
. H. Kirkoatrick, Mrs. J. B. Pntter
. Mra. Charles Durham, Mrs. Irn
fevart; social, Mrs. W. E. Gny
;;,Mn. S. A. Peters. Mrs. Francis
E-a, Mra. Herbert Lombard, Mrs.
J i- Duncan. Mrs. Frnnk Nombalais,
la. Alfred L. Lomai.
" Pfesa and publieitv committee
eompoaed of Mrs. II. S. Grindell
Mfi. Victor Chambers.
Sorority Alumnae
Advisers Meet
Tuesday
CORORITY Alumnae Advisers will
be Riiests at the meeting of the
heads of houses on the campus Tues
day afternoon at five o'clock at the
AWS room, third floor of Gerlingcr
hall.
The monthly meeting of the advis
ers -will be held at four o'clock at the
AWS room, and at five, the group will
meet with the house presidents for
a joint session.
Bridge-Dessert Is
. Monroe Event
Sunday
VR. AND MRS. THOMAS POW
ERS JR. will entertain at a des
sert bridge party at their Monroe
home Sunday evening.
Guests for the evening include, Mr.
and Mr. J. Wendell Gray, Mr. and
Mrs. Carrol Groshong, Mr. and Mrs.
Jsmes Bngnn, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney
King, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Johnson,
Mr. and Mrs. Merle Saunders and Mr.
nnd Mrs. Clifford Stolsberg.
Eugene Shrine To
Have Annual
Party
A GALA affair planned for the com
ing week will be the nunual party
nf (he Eugene Shrine club to be held
fit theMasonic temple at -six-thirty
o'clock Thursday evening, February
The party is for members of the
Shrine nnd their wives and the mem-l-ers
of Eugene club. Daughters of the
Nile, will assist with entertainment.
On the committee from the Shrine
are Dr, E. L. Zimmerman, S. A. Con
ner, Ted Harmon and Dr, L. L. Baker.
The social committee from the Daugh
ters of the Nile, will assist the com
mittee in entertainment arrangements.
They are Mrs. W, E. Gayer and Mrs.
S, A. Peters, co-chairmen, Mrs. Karl
Mills of Cottage Grove, Mrs. A. N.
.Tones, Mrs. Paul D. Green and Mrs.
It. A. Duncan.
Talk
Given W. R. C.
Is
FOR ADDITIONAL ORGANIZA
TIONS AND SOCIETY
SEE PAGE 14
Amaranth To Give
Colonial Party
February 22
Vi EMBERS of the Willamette Court
Order of the Amarsnth will don
colonial costumes on the night of
February 22, to honor the birthday of
George Washington with an informal
party following the regular business
session of the group.
Officers of the Amaranth have been
requested to meet at seven o'clock
for rehearsal of the Initiation cere
mony. The business meeting Is sched
uled for eight o'clock in the Masonic
temple.
Those In charge of arrangements
are Mra. Howard Stenshoel, chairman,
and Mr. and Mrs. A. T, Siokafoose.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Palmer, Mr. anil
Mrs. Bert Griffith and Mrs. Helen
Wldener,
Past Noble Grand
Club To Install
Officers
INSTALLATION of officers for the
Past Noble Grand a club wil; be held
at the meeting Monday evening, Feb
ruary 22, at eight o'clock ut the I. O.
O. F. ball.
The elective officers to be Installed
nre Mrs. Iva Collins, president, Mrs.
Margaret Mlnturn, vice-president, and
Mrs. Bertha V. Dunbar, seeTctjiny.
treasurer. The installation was first
planned for January hut was post
poned because of Illness,
Initiation will be held at the meet
ing. On the committee for the meeting
are Mrs. Iva Collins. Mrs. Norn
nrsmley, Mrs. Pearl Clark and Mrs.
Pertha Dunbar.
You are Invited
To View
Our Selection
of the
Newest
SPRING
Apparel
See Sprlno, Line Of
Logan Knits
In Your Own Home
Without Obligation
Call 32(5 for Appointment
Shakespeare Club
The Eugene Shakespeare club will
meet Monday nfternoon at two o'
clock in the Washburne committee
room. The study of "Cymbeline" will
be continued under the leadership of
Mrs. William G. East.
Faculty Circle
The Fnculty Women's Circle of the
Northwest Christian college will have
e meeting Friday afternoon, Febru
ary 16, at the home of Mrs. S. E.
Stevens.
The Women's Relief Corps met at
the armory Thursday afternoon with
thirty-one members present. As a
feature of the afternoon, Frederick K.
Davis, a member of the Sons of Union
Veterans of the Civil War, talked on
Lincoln and the customs of early days
in Illinois.
Forty-two calls were reported at
the meeting. Official notice for the
G. A. R. convention to be held ct
Albany, June 16-17, was read to the
group. All of the allied organizations
will attend.
An invitation to attend the annual
American Legion auxiliary's patriotic
tea was accepted by the group. The
members are asked to bring war relics
for exhibit
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Also we are showing
noma of the unusual
things originating from
California.
Monday Book Club
The neit meeting of the Monday
Hook club will be at the home of Mrs.
Howard Taylor on Monday, March 1.
Mrs. A. H. Norton is arranging the
program.
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MISS HAZELLE BOZEMAN, representing
F1elher Yarn, Inc., will be In our tore Monday
morning to be with us for three day, Instructing
those who are interested In knitting, crocheting and
rug-making.
ie -k -k MI88 ELSIE FLAMAN, In charge of our
knitting department, will co-operato with Miss Bow
man In (howlng the newest style and stitches In
hand knitting a shown In the leading fashion mag
atlntt and atyle shows throughout the country,
ATTRACTIVE EXPERIENCED MANNE
QUINS will model the latest hand knitted garment
from FLEI8HER YARNS. INC.
Music
Mr. John Montgomery, an outstanding Aecerdten
Artlet with the Wilson Music House, will furnish
delightful entertainment at Interval throughout the
program. Mr, Montgomery I a pupil of (ialla ltlna
and Vlnclent Ban Tietro. You will enjoy hearing him.
What?
Style Show of
Hand Knits
When?
Tuesday Eve.
Feb 23rd
Time?
BEGINS PROMPTLY
at 8 P. M.
Where?
The
Broadway, Inc.
30 East Broadway
As to See the Following:
The "Piping Eock Topper"
Ono Button Tailleurs
Bolero Jacket Dresses
Soft Lino Suits
Coats for Dress and Sports
Dresses for Formal and Day "Wenr
Blouses for Every Suit
ITosiory for Every Occasion
Foundations by Lo Qant
Coats and Suits
$16.95 Upward
Dresses
$12.95 Upward
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