THE RSGISTER-GUARD, EUGENE. OREGON
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MNTA CLUB PLANNING BIRTHDAY PARTY FOR FIRST ANNIVERSARY, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3
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Planned at nut
In Evening
ene ZonU club ti w
I JSST its (it birthday an
iceJmteia December S,
kinner meeting and pro
fening at the Osburn
, the event were made
""LSar luncheon meeting or
f'm Friday noon.
L tobea guest -f-
l member to asK a guesu
k-m-for he event will
On inursuajr
evening, Novem-
Li it the Liaiieuu
fcfh. when Miss Anna Sorensen
fcjrdi, wne . Bertelsen,
Vm& 3. Hansen officiating.
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Lohengrin was played and
jdsr
Ili iheir vows oeiore uie
CS was beautifully decorated
;i white and yellow cnrysan
Sons and lighted candles,
j vr. Herman Hansen played
during the ceremony, and
SVed the wedding march.
ril Zi, wore a gown of silver-
.waded satin and her flowers
SK"" , ,rtifea. She
So wore coronet of gardenias.
There were no uituu".
..luoHnff the ceremony a re
gion was held at the home of
Stride's mother, Mrs. Maria H.
cjroBen, for members of the im
Bsiiaie families and a few friends
u, md Mrs. Bertelsen will
'oike tteir home west of Eugene
ontoe Crow Stage route.
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Party Given Friday
wi IT' 'i
tor visitor
Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Grindell en
tertained Friday evening to honor
Mis, Daisy Kelson, who has been
visiting her brother-in-law ana
ibter. Colonel and Mrs. J. H. Tier-
Guests included Mrs. Nelson,
Colonel and Mrs. Tierney, Mr. and
Xn, Ira 0. Stewart, Mr, and Mrs.
Sun Sellick, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
grader, Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Jones,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Scobert,
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence O. Elliott
Mr. and Mrs. Wright
Hosts Saturday
For ihe H a r v a r d-Yale game.
Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. I O.
Wright entertained at their home
os Birch lane to receive the radio
reports on the picturesque battle
which gave Harvard its first vic
tor to several years. Guests were
Dr. and Mrs. Orville Waller, whose
n, Frederick, is now a student at
Hirvjrd, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Tug
ran and Dean and Mrs. Wayne L.
xorse.
P.-T. A. Benefit Is
Event of Week
He Lincoln P.-T A tnm
Crd club held its sppnnrf mMtlni,
Ml week at the home of Mr. and
' H. V, Johnson. Nine tables of
cridse were in nlnv anA f
Piaochle. High honors at cards
writ to E. G. Boehnke, low to Mrs.
"mam fcay, at bridge; and to C
flajtina unrf Mm t r i t
.... a, u. ,ltCU tfW plit-
Ue. Hostesses at the party were
" . v. jonnson, Mrs. W. M.
Kaft&flm KfM o 1 - .
iu ommey jarvis, ano
E. Bradley. The entire
w" , 10 tte school's hot
StProJect Ume 8n Pce
the next hn.t u.
laofflxed later.
Mn.J.C. Hair
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can u "ov' 20- (spe
tenrt.,?e.A,.ud.yd the
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ST """""giving comes on
'-"WMni? month' Wednes-
mMW "l","Sem pnysician,
fe?? ? Social Diseases."
Si "acMan'nan, county
Csta? cl),a'an. wiU lead a
A nursery will be provid-
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ied h. ff?3. Plusi: wiU be fur-
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City Federation's
Meeting E'ent
Of Week
MRS. WILLIAM N. WILDER
ipHE marriage of Mrs. William N. Wilder (Scelora Bond), above,
J. was solemnized on November 11, (KenneU-EUls photo, Wiltshire
engraving).
S, S. CUSSES M
GUESTS IS WEEK
SPRINGFIELD, Nov. 20. (Spe
cial) The Ergathea class and
Women's Bible class of the Spring
field Baptist church were enter
tained Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Eugene McElhaney.
Thirty-five attended.
Following a one o'clock lunch
eon, there was a business and so
cial meeting and group singing,
accompanied at the piano by Mrs.
John Radmore, Each member re
sponded to the roll call with an
item pertaining to Thanksgiving,
Speakers were Mrs. Roy Palmer,
Ergathea teacher, Mrs. R. L. Drury,
Mrs. Ida Wooley, and Mrs. F. B.
Whitney, who talked about trips
from which they all have recently
returned. Rev, and Mrs. J. D, Mc
Cormick were guests of honor.
The group decided to send a
"cheer" basket to Mrs. Viola Staun,
class mother. Several shut-ins
were cited to whom cards and
flowers will be sent. The next
meeting of the group will be a
Christmas party and gift exchange
to be held December 15 at the home
of Mrs. E. G. Privat, Mrs. Ida Hol
verson, assistant hostess.
MASONS TO MEET
SPRINGFIELD, Nov. 20. (Spe
cial) Liberty lodge, No. 171, A.F.
and A. M., will hold a regular
meeting Tuesday night at 7:30 in
the Masonic temple. There will be
work in the Master Masons degree.
Mrs. Sein Hostess
To Needlecraft Club
"THE City Federation of Women's
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Friday afternoon at the Osburn
hotel. Mrs. A. E. Edblom reported
on the recent district conference
held In Albany. .
The federation voted to postpone
its benefit until after the first of
the year.
The next meeting will be Decem
ber IT as a tea and musical pro
gram at the Osburn hotel at two
thirty o'clock is the afternoon,
hostesses to be the four officers,
Mrs. Duane Himber. Mrs, John
CasteeL Mrs. Marvin T. Warlick, '
and Mrs. E. F. Judkins.
Mrs. Ballah of Norfolk, Nebras
ka, visited the Friday meeting and
reported on Use work of the Ne
braska state club federation.
Miss Schrader and
Mr. Traeey to Wed
The engagement of Miss Aby
Schrader, daughter of Mrs. Etta
Schrader, to Daniel Tracey, Wash
ington, was announced Thursday
evening at a party for which. Mrs.
Jim Wilkinson and Miss Dorothy
Wilkinson entertained at - their
home, '
, Miss , Schrader Is a graduate of
Eugene high school and attended
the Behnke-Walker Business col
lege of Portland.
The wedding was announced to
be sometime in the near future.
The guest list for Thursday in
cluded Miss Schrader, Mrs. Etta
Schrader, Miss Emily Weaver, Miss
Clara Nasholm, Miss Dorothy Wil
kinson, Miss Adeline Hargreaves,
Miss Gwendolyn Mickalson, Miss
Melus Hill, Miss Grace Lund
strom, Miss Gertrude Foreman,
Miss Marie Gage, Miss Doyle
Mabrey, Miss Doris Zham, Miss
Llla McMielian, Mrs. R, J. Cop
ping, Mrs. Dewey McAlpin, Mrs,
E. Field, Mrs. Gladys Moddy, Mrs.
Elsie Elmore, Mrs. Joe Steinmetz,
Mrs. Lorene Buley, Mrs. Jim Wil
kinson. .
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SPRINGFIELD, Nov, 20. (Spe
cial) The Needlecraft club met
Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Montie Sein. Mrs. Elvin May
was assisting hostess.
Special guests for the afternoon
were Mrs. Lawrence May, Mrs.
Maude T. Bryan, Mrs. H, L. Lau
derdale and Mrs. Jack Henderer.
During the business session, Mrs.
Paul Potter was elected secretary
treasurer to fill the vacancy left by
the resignation o Mrs. Harold
Santee, In a game played during
the social following the business,
Mrs. Laurence Moffitt won a prize.
The next meeting of the club
will be held December 2 at the
home of Mrs. W. H. Pollard.
TO C0NDTJCT SERVICES
SPRINGFIELD, Nov. 20. (Spe
cial) A special delegation con
sisting of five students and one
faculty member from Linfield col
lege will conduct evening services
at the Springfield Baptist church
Sunday. On the program are num
bers by a violin duet, a girls' trio
and three speakers.
DISCUSSING "THANKSGIVING"
SPRINGFIELD, Nov. 20. (Spe
cial) "Thanksgiving" is the topic
to be discussed at weekly church
night at the Springfield Methodist
Episcopal church Tuesday at 7:30
p. m, A meeting of the official
Brotherhood will follow.
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Missionary Group to
Take Over Services
SPRINGFIELD, Nov. 20. (Spe
cial) The women's missionary so
ciety will conduct the 11 o'clock
services at the Springfield Meth
odist Episcopal church Sunday
with a special "thank-offering'
service.
Mrs. W. H. Gantz, president of
the society, will preside at the an-
anual service, Mrs. Eugene McEl
haney and Mrs. Hoy Palmer are on
the program.
N. O, W, TO MEET
SPRINGFIELD, Nov. 20. (Spe
cial) Neighbors of Woodcraft
lodge will hold a "Homecoming"
meeting Wednesday night In the I.
O. O. F. hall. The meeting will be
gin with a potluck dinner at 1
o'clock. Mrs, Glenn Stone is chair
man of the entertainment committee.
MR. AND MRS. GEORGE M. DILLARD
ON Saturday Mr. an Mrs. Gearfa M. DilUrd celebrated flietr
sixty-ninth weddinr anniversary and were, honnrrd at a family
dinner given at the home of their son-in-law and danchter. Sir,
Mrs. John B, rauerson. (Wiltshire engravings) ,
and
Springfield IOOF Has
Election of Officers
SPRINGFIELD, Nov. 20. (Spe
cial) Springfield Odd Fellows
lodge met this week and elected of
ficers for the coming term. Elec
tion results follow:
Noble grand, Harold Poole; vice
grand, Everett Strunk; secretary,
Oswald Olson; treasurer, Raleigh
Morris: trustee, Duane Crabtree;
cemetery committee, Fred Hinson,
three-year term, and Elmer Pyne,
one-year term. . . - - , .
The officers will be Installed at
the first meeting in January,
Charles Poole, past grand master
of Eugene, was special guest. Other
visitors were present from Oregon
City, Kansas, and North Dakota.
ETE IS HURT
SPRINGFIELD, Nov. 20. (Spe
cial) Mrs. Franklin Worley re
ceived medical attention at the of
fice of a local physician Friday
afternoon tor the removal of a
piece of steel from an eye, ,
REBEKAHS TO MEET
SPRINGFIELD, Nov. 20. (Spe
cial) The Juanita Rebekah lodge
will meet tor a regular business
session to be followed by a pro
gram Monday night at 8 o'clock
in the I, O, O. F. hall. The F-L club
is in charge of entertaining.
Mole and Gopfcer
Trapping Planned
Methods of trapping moles and
poisoning and trapping gophers
will be demonstrated on the Harry
Robertson farm in the vicinity of
Biaehly ednesday, November 24,
beginning at 2 p. m., It was an
nounced Saturday by O. S. Fletch- J
er, county agricultural agent Mr.'
Fletcher will be assisted by Arthur
Crews, district agent of the United j
State biological survey. The dem- j
onstration is being sponsored by .
the Biaehly grange, j
Camp Cookery Club
, Postpones Social
LOWELL, Nov. 20, (Special)
Because of conflicting dates, the
pie social and free dance to be
given by the Camp Cookery club
will not be held this Saturday eve
ning as planned hut will be next
Saturday night, November 27, at
Downing hall.
Mrs. John Campbell Invited Jer
ry Walker, manual training teach
er, for a surprise dinner on her hus
band's birthday Thursday evening.
Amaranth to Honor
Grand Officers
At Meeting
YTILLAMETTE Court No. 2, Or
der of Amaranth, will honor
their grand officers at their regu
lar lodge meeting Monday eve
ning at eight o'clock in ttie Mas
onic temple.
To be honored are Mrs. Frank
W. Scobert, grand conductor; Mrs.
Edith Thornton, grand commis
sioner; A. P. McKiniey, grand
trustee; A. H. Houck, grand rep
resentative to New Jersey; Wil
liam Klusnum, supreme royal pat
ron to West Virginia. Guests front
Portland are expected,
A social hour and refreshments
are planned, Mrs. Ed Uddell is
to be in charge of arrangements.
Potluck Supper of
Club Planned
A potluck supper for me
of the Readers' club and their hus
bands will be held December 17
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H, C
O mi s ton, 1989 AMer.
The club met Thursday after
noon with Mrs. Charles Bobri3.
Mra. C B. Dalton conducted tts
meeting, Mrs. Carl V. NewbiB re
viewed "The Rolling Yean," by
Agnes Turnbull, Mrs. GeTude
Sklllern gave sketch of the
author.
W.CT.TT. TO MEET
SPRINGFIELD, Nov. 2a (Spe
cial) The Springfield W.M.B.
will meet Tuesday afternoon t 3
o'clock at the home of Mrs. NetUe
ton on Mill street.
AT MORTON
HORTON, Nov, 20. (Special)
Mr. and Mrs, Willie Morris and
children are spending the week
end at Leaburg with Mr. Morris
parents.
Mrs, Ida Bennlnzer who has
been ill in a hospital in Eugene,
is now at the home of her son
Claud.
Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Cox and
family moved to a vacant house
on the Congdon place and the
house vacated by them has been
bought and occupied by the
Ltoyd Herbert family.
AT DEERHORN
. DEERHORN, Mm: 20 (Spe
cial) Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Phelps,
residents of Dcerhorn during the
past several months, collided with
another car on their way to
Portland this week. No one was
Injured seriously, but both cars
were damaged.
School children and teachers
are making plans for a two day
holiday next week with Thurs
day and Friday off for Thanksgiving,
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For A Day-
But A Delight
For Years
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foremost craftsmen " of today. The
renter stone is flawless, or rate
beauty and color, weighing 85-100
carat. The setting is studded with two
boguettes and 14 smaller diamonds.
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MISS CATHERINE SCHROEDER
jfISS CATHERINE SCHROEDER, freshman art student at the
'1 TJnlversltr of Oreeon. nictured with one of her sculptures. She
halls from San Francisco, wn m cnarse of one aivision ei -mom-sales,
made posters and pictures for the campus "iron lung" drive,
and headed the ticket sale committee for the Paul Whlieman dance.
She b a pledire to Alpha Omicron PI, is 19 years old, and Incident
ally this is her first trip to Oregon. Her father la R. F. Sehroeder ef
San Francisco. (Register-Guard photos Wiltshire engraving)
Good eyesight is in
deed something to be
thankful for , , and
we should also be
thankful for the help
modern optical science
affords those whose
eyesight is below normal.
Dr. Ella C. Meade
OPTOMETRIST
Phone 330
14 West 8th
HADLEY Week
Continued Until Thanksgiving
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FREE THANKSGIVING BULLETIN
Anne Chaney, our home service expert, has prepared a bulletin giving all wirts of
Information on buying, preparing and cooking holiday meab, This bulletin is free,
lust eII at our office.
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