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Page Six. THE REGISTER-GUARD. EUGENE. OREGON State Association Of University Of Oregon Women Plan BreqK, f r i " ! V , J . - , i ' - 3 -l r ' , - " ' Mi I t j . - , ' i , MISS LORRAINE HUNT MISS LORRAINE HUNT, above, has been awarded a scholarship to New York university and will be leaving for there In the fall. She is graduating this year from the University of Oregon and is 111 youngest daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Charles E. Hunt. (Kennell-Ellis photo Wiltshire engraving) Zonta Banquet Held; International President Visits, Gives Talk QBOUT fifty members and guests attended the installation and Initiation banquet of Zonta club, Friday evening, Dr. Helen Pearce of Salem, Zonta international president, being honored guest. Dr. Pearce gave the address of the evening, discussing the pro gram, aims, and achievements of Zonta clubs, women's classified service organizations, throughout the United States and other coun tries. Dr. L. S. Kent introduced the speaker. For a special program, Charles Devereaux sang three solos. Mrs. Spencer Collins and Mrs. George Korn put on the club's in- Miss Hollis Honor Guest at Shower Honoring Miss Barbara Evelyn Hollis, who is to be married on June 9 to Keith D. McMilan, Mrs. H. F. Brogdon entertained at a shower party on Friday evening. Guests included Miss Hollis, Mrs. M. M. Hollis, Mrs. E. A. Droste, Mrs. John Reid, Mrs. Frank B. Reid, Mrs. A. A. Reid, Mrs. C. I. Collins, Mrs. C. A. McClain, Mrs. Charles M. Ilulten, Mrs. Carroll P. Williams, Mrs. Gail D. Elliott, Mrs. Ed Sicgmund, Mrs. Elmer Tansett, Miss Jo Skene, Miss Dor iithy Jensen, Miss Iva Curtis, Miss llelengray Boykln, Miss Dorothy Shedd, Miss Marian Shedd, Miss Ruth Tupper, Miss Margaret Ham-merbackcr. Mrs. Payne Named Sorority Officer Mrs. Lloyd A. Payne of Eugene was recently elected province pros Ident of Kappa Kappa Gamma sor ority. Itcport or the recent province convention will he given at a meet ing of the alumnae to be held Mon day evening with Mrs. Payne and Mrs. C. I.. Schworing as hostesses at the Tnyne home at seven-thirty o'clock. Mrs. Woodhouse Hostess at Party Mrs. H. T,. Woodhouse entertain ed at a dessert briripe party at the O.vhurn hotel last week. Cilliv's were Mr5. Walter M. Iiansoni, Mrs. W. S. .lost, Mrs. R. ,1. Hrund, Mrs. A. C. Rdmcllbacher, Mrs. ,1. W. Haggard. Mrs. C. B. Ruth, Mrs. .!. P. Christie, Mrs. Whitten Swaf loid, Mrs. 11. C. Ormii'nn. Mrs uoy rase, imi'.s. ;. tv liti'liens, Mrs. VS. F. Brown, Mrs. H. 1.. Nelv ergall, Mrs. M. Miller. Mrs. C. F. Hyde, Mrs. I.ouis Waldorf. Mr,. E A. Stacks, Mrs. Dow Moxley, Mrs Wayne Robertson, Miss A. M Smith, Mrs. J. D. Donovan, Mrs. A R. Johnson. Mrs. nelle I.ydick Mrs. R. L. Collins, Mrs. S, A. Conner, Mrs. T. E, Fin nish, Mrs. Kathryn Wilkins, Mrs. H. S. Grindcil. Mrs. C. O. El liott, Mrs. II. S. Barlow, Mrs. C. M. Emery, Mrs, Earl Person, Mrs. F. G. Weinnck, Mrs. George An derson. Mrs. Bessie Tcrpening, Mrs. S. K. Adams, Mrs. F. Semon. Mrs. R. Jackson, Mrs. F. O'Neal and Mrs. E. C. Hall. Prizes at cards were won by Mrs. Terpening and Mrs. Moxley. itiation service for Mrs. L. F. Bon son. Mrs. Genevieve Turnipseed, new district chairman for the Zonta clubs In Oregon and Washington and retiring president of the Eu gene club, presided at the ban quet and welcomed the guests. She also presided at the installation service which closed the meeting. Installation Held Installation was held for: Presi dent, Mrs. Robert M. Fischer, Jr.; first vice-president, Mrs. Russell D. Evans; second vice-president, Miss Irene Ritchie; Mrs. Fanny Mar- latte, secretary; Mrs. Elizabeth Ro mane, treasurer; Mrs. W. H. Hodes, Mrs. Delia Borin, Mrs. Harry Veach, board members. A jewelled past president's pin was presented Mrs. Turnipseed. The tables were unusually beau tifully decorated with large low bouquets of white and pale pink peonies, burning pastel colored candles being set in among the blooms, while the main center piece was a combination of snap dragons and lupin in rose, orchid, and similar shades. At the con clusion of the banquet a large bouquet from each of the men's service clubs in the city, Kiwanis, Rotary, Lions, and Active, was presented the new Zonta president. Guests attending the meeting in cluded: Dr. Pearce, Miss Dorothy Pearce, Miss Hazel Cook, Miss Lil lian McDonald (president). Miss Helen Yockey, Miss Mabel Savage, Mrs. Edna Hunt, all from Salem: Miss Mary C. Campbell, secretary of the Portland club, and from Eu gene, Mrs. Elisha Large, Mrs. Clif ford L. Constance, Mrs. Harold R. Crosland, Miss Beryl Deford, Mrs. Gladys Donhart, Miss Rohin Jones, Mrs. Ernestine Ellis. Miss Pollv French. Miss Hazel Fishwood and Miss Margaret Henicnway, who was one of the charter members. Mrs. W. C. Clubb, Mrs. Hazel Rader. and Mrs. W. H. Hodes were in charge of arrangements for the banquet. Mme. Rose McGrew was chairman for the program. Miss Gladys Chase, Mrs. Collins, and Mrs. Fanny Matlattc acted as a greeting committee. Mrs. Lillian Eldiitlge and Miss Ritchie assisted with tickets. The next meeting of the club i will be a luncheon gathering on Friday, June 2. 50-Year Women To Be Honored By MARIAN LOWRY DLANS and committee chairmen for the annual meeting and breakfast of the State Association of University Women for Satur day, June 3, were announced this week by Mrs. Alberta S. McMur phey, president. This event, a tradition for many years in connection with the Uni versity of Oregon commencement, will be held at the Osbum hotel at eight-thirty o'clock in the morning on that date. Reservations for the affair should be made direct to the ho tel, telephone 891. Fifty Year Women Honor guests for the breakfast will be the two fifty-year class women, Mrs. Charles A. Hardy of Eugene and Mrs. Ada Sharpies Young of Seattle; Mrs. Frederick M. Hunter and Mrs. Donald M. Erb. Officers of the association in clude: Mrs. McMurphey, president; Mrs. Frederic G. Stickels, first vice-president; Miss Eileen Hick son of Portland, second vice-president; Mrs. Walter Banks, Eugene, secretary; Mrs. J. O. Holt, Eugene, treasurer. Committees announced for the meeting include: Nominating M iss Frances Elizabeth Baker, Miss Mozelle Hair, Mrs. Raymond Hendrickson. Breakfast Mrs. Gordon B. Fish. Mothers and daughters attend ance Miss Martha Goodrich. Table decorations Mrs. J. O. Holt, Mrs. O. F. Stafford, Mrs. Frank Loomis. Alumnae and seniors attendance Miss Alberta Roberts. Publicity Mrs. Robert M. Fisch er, Jr. Corsages Mrs. C. A. E. Whitton. Missing from the schedule this year will be the annual flower and fern procession, a traditional event with the women since 1899. In meeting, Friday evening, the as sociation executive group postpon ed the event one year in protest to the crowded commencement week end calendar arranged on the campus this year. Guldager-Plotts Wedding Announced Announcement has been ' made of the marriage of Miss Harriett Plotts to Dr. George F. Guldager, the wedding being the past Wed nesday, May 17. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Plotts of Port land and is a sister of Mrs. Rich ard L. Moon of Eugene. V ft J " i .'', r . w ' z it "'' . i ''tin.'' ' '( , 1 , . i if 1 ' - " -' ' t sts i i -i h4 . sf ' t I i" "' M k? sg t t ' ! iff' V', miss JOAN MURPHY TXTlNNER of the Eugene Spinsters club scholarship for next year at " the University of Oregon is Miss Joan Murphy, above, the award being made this week. (Kennell-Ellis photo Wiltshire engraving) Dr., Mrs. Williams Will Be Honored Dr. and Mrs. A. E. Caswell and Dr. and Mrs. A. H. Kunz are to entertain on Tuesday evening of this week at a reception honoring Dr. and Mrs. Roger Williams. The affair will be in Gerlinger hall. Dr. and Mrs. Williams of Cor vallis, former residents of Eugene, are leaving soon for Austin, Texas, to make their home, Dr. Williams to be with the University of Texas. Miss Armstrong Is Honored at Shower Miss Rhoda Armstrong, bride elect of Rod Speetzen, was honor guest at a surprise shower given by Miss Alberta Roberts on Mon day evening. Guests included Miss Armstrong, Miss Roberta Marshall, Miss Betty Sethcr, Miss Barbara Roome, Miss Sue Nagle, Miss Jean Nagle, Miss Marian Morse, Miss Janet Hall, Miss Elizabeth Ann De Busk, Miss Brandon Young. 10 UHS Senior Girls 'Honored At Banquet TEN University high school senior girls were honored especially at the Girls League's annual mother and daughter banquet, Fri day evening, each of the ten being presented with a gold pin for out standing service rendered the league during her three years at the school. Those receiving the pins were: Misses Mary Ann Fox, Susan Huf faker, Florence Jackson, Ruby Jackson, Louise Hering, Eleanor Scott, Patricia Stanard, Abbie Jane White, Conchey Uquiri, and Billie Hearne. Ninety attended the banquet, held at Gerlinger hall on the uni versity campus. Mis Hearne, re tiring league president, presided. Miss Suzanne Stickels, incoming president of the league, gave the response. Miss Uquiri presented the ten gold pins. New officers were installed for the coming year. They include: Miss Stickels, president; Miss Doris Helen Rayburn, vice-president; Miss Betty Russell, secretary; Miss Doris Jones, treasurer; Miss Louise Murphy, social chairman. For the program, Miss White played piano numbers; Miss Vir ginia Sallee sang; and Miss Joyce Clark played piano solos. Miss Abbie Jane White was gen eral chairman for the banquet, and other committee chairmen includ ed: Miss Mary Elizabeth Earl, en tertainment; Miss Edith Onthank decorations; Misses Grace Peter mann and Billie Hearne, tickets and installation: Miss Jane God love and Miss Doris Helen Ray burn, programs. Social Notes PAST MATRON'S PLAN MEETING FOR FRIDAY Past Matron club of Evangeline chapter, O. E. S., will meet Friday evening of this week at the home of Mrs. J. B. Bell at seven-thirty o'clock. Mrs. L. O. Moisel and Mrs. Albert Melhe will be assistant hoUeisej. Miss Shipman Is Honored at Shower Miss Margaret Shipman. who Is to he married June 8 to Jack El liott, was honored at a shower giv en by Mrs. Alfred Strassmaier and Miss Mamaret Strassmaier a', the home of the former. Guests were Miss Shipman, Mrs. Joseph Ship man, Mrs. M. L. Elliott. Mrs. George Wilhelm, Miss Gretta Wil helm, Mrs. George A. Getty, Mrs. Amelia DeVoss, Miss Mary De Voss, Mrs. V. A. Fall, Miss Flor ence Fall, Mrs. Robert Schmidt, Miss Frances Schmidt. Mrs. J. M. Stickley, Mrs. Bernard Strass maier and Miss Mary Huelshoff. Two Are Hostesses At Bridge Party Mrs. C. E. Hunt and Mrs. C. R. Clark entertained at a luncheon and bridge party last week at the home of the former. Guests were Mrs. Fred Broders, Mrs. L. C. De Burgh. Mrs. J. .1. Luckey, Mrs. J. II. Dumphrry, Mrs. Frank L. Chambers. Mrs. S. C. Endicott. Mrs. T. H. Mehl, Mrs. Clyde Johns ton, Mrs. H. S. Durgan, Mrs. Ar thur Strader, Mrs. Clyde Faulkner, Mrs. E. A. Stacks, Mrs, W. T. Car roll. Mrs. W. S. Jost, Mrs. S. G. Sellick. Mrs. A. N. Jones, Mrs. Alice Dutton, Mrs. Florence Mof- fitt. Mrs. E. E. Hartung. Mrs Harold Johnson. Mrs. C. L. Berch- told, Mrs. Herbert Ogden, Mrs Ruth E. Richardson, Mrs. R. E. Lnffevty. Mrs. E. G. Jurgens, Mrs. H. C. Auld, Mrs. H. S. Grindell, Mrs. C. F. Paige, Mrs. C. A. Barnes, Mrs. Lyons, Mrs, W. C. Rebhan, Mrs. Ralph Wilson, Mrs. T. B. Ho Ran and Mrs. P. J. Bartle. Prizes were won by Mrs. Harold John son, Mrs. Auld and Mrs. Chambers Party Tuesday Mis. Milo Mailatt and Mrs. nomer money entertained on Tuesday evening at a party honor ing Mrs. Howard Rag.in. Guests Included Mrs. Kagan, Mrs. Milo Classman, Mrs. Robert Moody. Mrs. Gordon rerlich. Mrs. Ed Sirgmund. Mrs. William Bartle. Mrs. Wayno Waid, Mis. Gail D. McCormick-Poill Wedding May 6 Announcement is made of the marriage of Mrs. F.stella Poill of this city to Carol McCormack in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. May fi. The couple has returned to Eugene from Cedar Rapids and a trip to san r rancisco. iir. ana bus. tecil Duree, son-in-law ana aaughter of Mrs. Mc Cormack, entertained at a recep Hon Friday evening at their home (or the McCormack. MEMBERS of Chapter AY of P. E. O. Sisterhood are to meet on Wednesday afternoon of this week with Mrs. Robert Potter at one o'clock. MONDAY EVENT Beta Sigma Phi will be enter tained Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Robert M. Betts at seven-thirty o'clock, Miss Grace Beistel as assistant hostess. VISITING HERE Among visitors here are Mrs. Charles Gilbert and baby daugh ter from Berkeley, who are guests of Mrs. Gilbert's parents, Dean and Mrs. Eric W. Allen. COMING FROMCHICAGO Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Hunter of Chicago are expected the first of the week for a visit with Dr. Hunter's parents, Dr. and Mrs. Frederick M. Hunter. Chancellor Hunter is returning today from a trip to Atlantic City, . HOSTESSES FOR LUNCHEON Mrs. James H. Gilbert and her sister, Mrs. Charles M. Reynolds, entertained on Saturday at luncheon for a dozen friends, the party being given at Mrs. Rey nolds home on the McKenzie. GOLF DAY SET Featuring the weekly golf day for women at the Country club Assembly Club Dance Planned For Friday QSSEMBLY club is planning for its final dance of the season on Friday evening of this week at The Holland as a sport dance, dancing to begin at nine-thirty o'clock. This is to be a guest night party. On the committee for the event are Mr. and Mrs. John C. McClos key. Mr. and Mrs. Rex Hamaker, Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Almack, Mr. and Mrs. Milo Marlatt, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Staton. At about eleven-thirty oclock, "Dog Patch barbecue" will be served. this Wednesday will be a sweep stakes tournament, the event to follow the luncheon at twelve o'clock. . MEETING MONDAY Chapter H of the P. E. O. Sister hood will meet on Monday even ing. Mrs. Calvin Crumbaker and Mrs. S. L. Thomson to entertain the group at the home of the form er at seven-fifteen o clock. MEETING WEDNESDAY . Chapter AM of P. E. O. is to meet Wednesday afternoon for a luncheon at twelve-thirty o'clock, Mrs. J. M. Gravenstein and Mrs. R. C. Romig to entertain at the home of the former. There will be a roll call and a study of the constitution led by Mrs. George I. Hurley. WITH MRS. TYSON The Thursday luncheon club was entertained at the home of Mrs. Gilbert Tyson last week. Mrs. Vena Goff and Mrs. J. T. Kyos- ness were guests. The next meet ing will be with Mrs. John Baird, TO HOLD CARD PARTY Alpha Gamma Delta mothers' club will hold a series of card parties, the first to be held Thurs day at two o'clock at Applegale's store. BREAKFAST PLANNED The Delta Delta Delta Alliance will honor the graduating seniors of the active chapter at a break. fast Sunday at ten o'clo:k at the home of Mrs. Carlton Spencer, Miss Lois Bryant is general chair, man. GOES TO PORTLAND Mrs. Alberta S. McMurphey went to Portland recently to at tend a meeting of the home board of the Masonic lodge and the Order of the Eastern Star. Accom panied by Dr. June Martin of Marsnfield, Mrs. McMurphey vis ited at Beaverton and Hillsboro and at the Masonic and Eastern Star home at Forest Grove. VISITING HERE Mrs. C. H. Keller arrived Sat urday noon from South St. Paul Minn., for a visit with her sons and daughters-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer F. Keller, and Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Keller on the Mc Kenzie. ' FROM MONTANA Mrs. Bernice Schroeder and daughter, Elizabeth Ann, of Mis soula, Mont., are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Doty Scholarship Is Awarded Miss Hunt Miss Lorraine Hunt, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Charles E. Hunt, has received word from New York university that she has been awarded a one-year scholarship in merchandising leading to a mast er's degree at the end of one year of study. The scholarship includes graduate study and practical busi ness experience in the largest re tail stores in New York. Miss Hunt is a senior in business administra tion at the University of Oregon and a member of Sigma Kappa sorority, of which she has been president for the past year. She will leave for New York next fall. P.-T. A. Tea Event Of Past Week About thirty-five attended the annual tea given by the City P.-T. i A. council the past Thursday at 1 the home of Mrs. Nathan Ruben- j stein, the affair being given for ' new and old officers of the council and of the local units. I Mrs. Frank Pattison, regional vice chairman of the state P.-T. A., installed the new officers. For the program. Mrs. Vera Rae Lee, Mrs. W. E. Codec, and Mrs. War ren D. Smith gave talks. Pouring were Mrs. J. F. Cramer, Mrs. L. D. Erickson, Mrs. F. G. Macomber, and Mrs. George Spicer. Moore-McPherson Announcement has been made of the engagement of Miss June Moore of Springfield to LaVerne McPherson. son of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Ncsbitt. The wedding will be an event of the early fall. Both Miss Moore and Mr. McPherson are graduates of Springfield high school. GOING WARDROBE 1 NEEDS A JANTZEN .MVELVA-LURCSAT.N-KN.T I 1 OR KNIT-IN PRINT 1 Others at $5.95 and $6.95 O They're new, startlingly new, .these lovely Glamour Fabrics that have been created this ) ear by Jantzen. There is the gorgeous "Velva Lure", soft, light and velvety. "Satin-Knit" is a radiant new texture, rich and lustrous. For vibrant color and gaiety see Jantzen's exclusive "Knit-in Prints". They are a perfect revelation in richness and beauty. A delight to wear a delight to jeela. delight to behold. All contain Lastexyarn for the correct amount of two-way stretch that molds and holds the body in youthful lines. lUOENi OWNIO. WITH NEW YOK UY1N0 CONNECTION .veto's " f ? s f. MM , il i , MISS CHARLOTTE HOWARD NEW honored queen for the local bethel of Job's DauFklmi., Charlotte Howard, installation being held this week sv.V daughter of Dr. and Mrs. M. G. Howard. (Kennell-Ellis iriZ-j shire engraving) r in Eugene and Mrs. Clara Doty in Creswell. They are returning from San Francisco. JARRETT-MARTIN Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Jarrett have announced the marriage of their daughter. Miss Margaret Jarrett, to Ned Martin, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Martin. The wedding was Held May 13 in Vancouver, Wash. The- couple will live in Eugene. WEDDING DAY SET The marriage of Miss Wahnita solemnized at a ceremony td oi. marys uu..olic church ct I urday, July 8. Rev. Fru6 i-eipiig wm oinciate. GIVES LUNCHEON Mrs. Gilson Ross aterlabJ a luncheon for a group nttJ last week. Eight guests mn; em. DISTINCTIVE Picture InJ Prints, Etchinirs, Pictoriilij RUTH WHEELER, 122 1 tl W, J J 3tS -v " I life Y Don Phmna Incus j j Playtonics Tuck it in or let it fly... 1 the phyM strikes you in a gay Tommy Tucker sh and-shirt ss of washable rayon Sahib De colors bright as all outdoors! 10-20. fWrimrioiu of wine Ucta U" ' k!l" ? brown with iqui gin with gold. Reg. Applied Foj 650 ExausivE VuH f
