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SECTION II SECTION II - Society, Women's News, County News, Young Guard .ety Women's News, County LANS COUNTY'S HOME NEWSPAPER. EUGENE, OREGON, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1937. NO. 144 Howfcqy vveg events varied; Annual JL. u. . ttenept Jexu oavuraay mm m m a l w- m w a a m m, m -m m mv i m . . rmm,rrm. Tr T7r ZWf ted! "Christmas Cheer Fund" Of Lodge To Benefit From Proceeds Of Event By MARIAN LOWRY CONTINUING the schedule of worthy and interesting philanthropic activities the season brings will be the annual benefit bridge party of the Ladles of the Elks next Saturday afternoon at the Elks temple. Proceeds from this party will go to the Elks lodge for its Christmas Cheer Funds. The L. O. E. party will be at two o'clock, more than one hundred tables of contract and auction bridge to be in play. . i&TW ' T-'TZrZ em mrl : j . v S -V MRS. ROBERT P. BOOTH a- g MRS. EMMA DRAIX 4 k? COmml"ee worker!l bosy with arrangements for the annual Jr "ur o' the Welfare League, December 4, are Mrs. Robert P. "n (above) and Mrs. Emma Drain (below). The baiaar is to be m ine usburn hotel follmved by a benefit dance in the evening. l&enneU-EUia photos Wiltshire engravings) Additional Plans Announced For Weiare League Bazaar To Be Held Dec. 4 0n Importance among early B-;ei?b benefits will be the UT i2aar of the Welfare ZJe; D:ember 4, additional Sfr , which are announced week-end. The bazaar is to the osburn hotel and wiU " eleven o'clock and contini in the through acr'J." Denet dance planned b,"0" th the bazaar will ln5! h0tel at nine in the evening. R r,hs Announced t thi. have been arranged 6e uZi. J bazaar, Including titHES; ?" and toy- candy- u"'1. and cooked lood member, of the League of . ucomm'ttees to take v", 01 ach event. !. u :s!?85 snPPrs will lit Z,1 at the bazaar, dolls W1l(.,'sr,lrobes -".-ill be a ci "f the "vent The C d0l!s for tte bazaar a-2n.d,:sp!ay at Chase i4 'iams Stores Inc. -ed t' w .Sun wi" be ex" GaTgjt . r.burne's store. will ? holiday decora- to' h. ba?aar, the set tle. a trpical Christmas 'ee Heads Meet aea it or sj the committees arranging the bazaar met this week at the home of the general chairman, Mrs. Daniel D. Gage Jr. to check up on final plans. On Tuesday evening the dance committee met at the home of the chairman, Mrs. William G. East. On this group with Mrs. East are Mrs. Gaven C. Dyott, Mrs. L. B. Sigwart, Mrs. Crosby Owens, and Mrs. Gerald Scherer. The dance holds special interest in that it is the first of the Christmas balls scheduled for next month. Seattle Visitor Is Honored, at Party Mrs. E. A. Stacks and and Mrs. O. S. Bundy entertained at the home of the former Wednesday at a luncheon honoring Mrs. J. M. Randall, who is here from Seattle as guest of her daughter, Mrs. Thomas S. Wells. Guests at the party included Mrs. Randall, Mrs. Wells, Mrs. S. M. Calkins, Mrs. S. D. Allen, Miss Helen Staples, Mrs. S. A. Sage, Mrs. Carrie Nonris, Mrs. J. H. Sto fieL Mrs. R. A. Turner, and the two hostesses. Several club and party groups are being arranged for the after noon as well as accommodations for individuals and single tables. Mrs. Jack Hattpn is general chairman for the party and com mittee chairmen and workers as sisting her include: Mrs. A. W. Stien, Mrs. Charles Sigman, Mrs. L. C. DeBurgh, Mrs. Nathan E. Barrett, Mrs. Mark Hathaway, Mrs. Floyd Manville, Mrs. R. T. Burghardt, Mrs. Leo S. Myers, hostess group; Mrs. J. H. Dumphrey, Mrs. Gordon B. Fish, Mrs. W. H. Cole, Mrs. E. C. Hall, Mrs. Lee Crouse, Mrs. Harry F. Garrett, Mrs. Robert E. Biddle, Mrs. A. R. Curtis, Mrs. C. N. Al len, Mrs. C. F. Hyde, Mrs. H. P. Johnson, Mrs. Frank Logan, Mrs. W. T. Carroll, tickets; Mrs. L. C. DeBurgh, Mrs. Faye Abrams, Mrs. Ben H. Will, Mrs. Henry Pape, prizes; Mrs. R. E. Lafferty, Mrs. Frank Price, cards and tallies; Mrs. E. M. Banta, Mrs. Earl Bee son, Mrs. Harmon Anderson, Mrs. J. D. Donavan, Mrs. Edna Allen, Mrs. Earl Kast, Mrs. Harry Ditter, Mrs. Edward V. Duke, tables and chairs; Mrs. W. H. Anderson, Mrs. G. F. Skipworth, Mrs. L. D. Erick son, Mrs. E. R. Johnson, Mrs. George W. Blair, Mrs. George Getty, Mrs. J. J. Godlove, decora tions; Mrs. Harry C. Farley, pub licity, Holiday Interests Much of the coming week's en tertainment centers around Thanksgiving day, Thursday Many groups have postponed their meetings and programs until after the holiday. Eugeneans will be hosts for many dinner gatherings for relatives or friends, Thursday, while a large group, too, will be away for the holiday with relatives elsewhere. Judge and .Mrs. G. F. Skipworth will be in Portland for the holiday with their son-in-law and daugh ter, Mr. and Mrs. Cleland Wall- singer. Dr. and Mrs. R. T. Burnett are to entertain for a family dinner at their home, guests to include Dr. and Mrs. Foster Burnett and the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Firebaugh of Portland, Miss Pa tricia Murray of Olympia, niece of Mrs. R. T. Burnett, and Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Dahlberg. Portland Guests Mr. and Mrs. Fred E. Smith will have as their Thanksgiving dinner guests their son-in-law and daugh' ter, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Bain of Portland, and Henry A. Tromp. Mr. and Mrs. Chester L. Steven son will have as holiday dinner guests their son-in-law and daugh ter, Mr. and Mrs. Gail D. Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. Harry T. Holden and their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Griggs of Cottage Grove, and Miss Barbara Holden. Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Cham bers will entertain at a family din ner for Mr. and Mrs. Fred E. Chambers, the Charles Chambers family, Mrs. Elizabeth Kerns, and Miss Maude Kerns. Mr. and Mrs. David M. Graham and family will be In Salem for Thanksgiving day and the week end as guests of Mr. and Mrs, Frank A. Spears. From Canby Mr. and Mrs. George W. Davis are to entertain at dinner lor Mrs. Davis' parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Rrowne. and Mrs. Davis' niece, Miss Vivian Mae Leffingwell, all of Canby. Holiday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney A. King will include a family group, Mr. and Mrs. W. I. King, Roy Loomis, Miss Eilla Loomis, and Mrs. Jessie Loomis Gink of Portland. Mr. and Mrs. George S. Turnbull will have as Thanksgiving dinner guests a group of visitors to be here to attend the conference of Journalism professors. Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Hulten likewise will entertain at dinner for some of the visiting Journalism professors. Holiday dinner guests of Mrs. O, S. Bundy will be Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Stacks and Mrs. Stacks' broth er and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Davenport, visitors from Sac ramento, and Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Hollingsworth. Social Notes AMONG parties planned for this . .. T - weeK win oe a uuiiev uyyci for twenty-four for which Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nebergall and Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Clubb are to entertain next Sunday evening at the home of the former. HOSTESS TUESDAY Honoring her niece, Mrs. Or lando J. Hollls (Marian Bradley), a recent bride, Mrs. Elisha Large is entertaining Tuesday at lunch eon and bridge, at her home. HOSTS AT DINNER Dr. and Mrs. Orvllle Waller entertained Friday evening at a small dinner party at their home. ENTERTAIN FRIDAY Mr. and Mrs. J. H. McKlnley entertained Friday evening for a group of eight at dinner and bridge, the affair being one of a series of parties. HOSTS AT DINNER Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Ormlston entertained at dinner Tuesday evening at their home preceding the Kotilhon club dance. Places were marked for Mr. and Mrs Harry Nebergall, Mr. and Mrs Ben Perlich, Mr. and Mrs. A. V, Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Sam C. Bond Dr. and Mrs. Samuel H.-Tyler and the hosts. TUESDAY GROUP Mrs. A. L. Hawn and Mrs, Dale Cooley are to entertain at the home of the former, Tuesday afternoon, for the Madrecitas club at dessert and bridge at one-fif teen o'clock. MEETING MONDAY Beta Sigma Phi members are to be entertained Monday eve- ning by Miss Thelma Buley andj M!.. HT-1 TT.ltl J 1 .i 1 itnas vvtimieiau xiHuiaay ai mc home of the former at seven- thirty o'clock. IN SEATTLE ' Among Eugene folk going to Seattle for the Oregon-Washing- LEAVING FOR HOLIDAYS Miss Iva Curtis will be at her home in Dee for over Thanksgiving. Silver Anniversary Is Honored Honoring Mr. and Mrs. Perry A. Thompson on the occasion of their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary, the staff of the Willamette forest office save a surprise dinner nartv Saturday evening at the An chorage. Mr. and Mrs. Thompson's anniversary will be next luesaay. Smith L. Taylor presided as toastmaster and presented Mr. and Mrs. Thompson with a silver tea service from the group. Dancing and bridge followed the dinner, about seventy from Eugene and out-of-town enjoying the evening. v'iC, r ';. 1 Ji yJ, y r T A MR. AND MRS. CLARENCE A. CHASE AND FAMILY AN event of Interest last Sunday was the open house for which Mr. and Mrs. Clarence A. Chase entertained at their new home In the Garden Way vicinity, four hundred friends hclnr: Invited to call during the afternoon. Grouped here are the hosts and eh- fa "y In one of the attractive settlncs of the new residence, Mr. and Mrs. Chase, their son, Bruce, and their daughters, Nancy Ann and Molly Chase. (Carl Baker photo Wiltshire engraving) ' Two Dancing Clubs Plan Parties Saturday JEXT Saturday evening brings Thanksgiving parties for two of the local dancing clubs. Assembly club members are to have their dance at nine o'clock Saturday evening at the Osburn hotel with Mr. and Mrs. Irvin F. Schulz, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford R. Manerud, Mr. nnd Mrs. Harold Potter, and Dr. and Mrs. R. C. Romig ns the committee in charge. Amusement Club Tbe Amusement club is holding its danco next Saturday evening at the Eugene hotel at nine o'clock. On the committee for the event arc Mr. and Mrs. Merle Saunders, Mr. and Mrs. AI Brandt, Mr. and Mrs. Darle Seymour, Mr. and Mrs. Argyle Jones. This is to be guest night. For New Year's The Amusement club already has made plans for its annual New Year's eve party. On the commit tee for this event will be Mr, and Mrs. Lewis Roadman, Mr. and Mrs; Wado Kerr, Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Meyer, John McKy, Miss Mae Boier, Edward Adams, and Miss Berylo Roberts. Miss Forcia to Be Married Next Thursday A HOLIDAY wedding planned t wrek will be that of Miss Maxine Forcia, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. u. E. r orcia, wno is to be married on Thanksgiving day, Thursday, to Wallace Bun ning. The ceremony will be at ten o'clock in the morning in St, Mnrv'jt P n t h n 1 ! p church. Rev. Francis P. Leipzig officiating. For the music, Mrs. Austin Frey Is to play the organ and Miss Irene About one hun- invitcd for the Moore Is to sing. drcd have been wedding. Miss Catherine Forcia Is to be maid of honor for her sister and Charles Christenscn is to be best man for Mr. Bunning. Ushers will be Edward Welnltz and George Getty. A reception will be held at the Forcia home following the cere mony at the church. Spinsters Club The Spinsters club Is to meet Tuesday evening at the home of Miss Rhoda Armstrong at seven thirty o'clock. SEE SOCIAL NOTES PAGE 12 Christening Event Held Saturday Christening ceremonies for Sara Elizabeth Bain, infant daughter of ivir. ana Mrs. ireaerick Bain of Portland, were held Saturday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Bain's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred E. Smith. The service was held at four-thirty o'clock, conducted by Rev. H. R. White, rector of St. Mary's Episcopal chtuxh. Mrs. Belden Babb and Mrs. Adolph Spreckels acted in proxy for the baby's godmothers, Mrs. Robert Bolman (Edith Bain) of Los An geles and Mrs. Sidney Bradley (Betty Day) of New York city. James Digman of Portland Is the godfather. Following the service, refresh ments were served. About twenty were present for the ceremonies and the reception following. Mrs. Bain and daughter have been vis iting at the Smith home until after Thanksgiving, Mr. Bain to be here over the holiday. 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