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Spinsters Club Announce
Plans for Benefit Party
And Style Show, Feb. 3
I)y MARIAN LOWRY
FEBRUARY will be featured by several benefit parties,
plans for which already are underway. One of the larger
of these will be the bridfje party and fashion show being
.i .i. !..U C 1 1 rrl sir ITriVtrunrv .9 nt
arranged oy me opniMiia nuw i" uniuimi,., ,
hntel.
The club is mcetinfi on Tuesday evening of this week at
the home of Miss Janet Hall to make further plans for the
Dartv.
Commlttf" I.Mrd
Mis Evelyn Wood and Miss
Don-then Giustina arc co-chair-
mn fnr Olp DarlV.
Mis Margaret Schaefevs and
Miu Marjone Bales will have
charge of the slyle show.
Alpha Chi Omega
Reception Thursday
An enjoyable event for a large
I eroiin of rnmniis find town folic
Miss Helen Tillman and Miss ; Thursday evenine was the formal
Eugenia Nagle are the committee re(.epjon (or wnicn A!pha Cni
on prizes. Omega sorority entertained to
In charge of tables and cards j hQm)r Mrs BIanche Roreri former
will be Miss Betty Sether andE(JgenMn who haJ returned t0
Miss Betty Jean Van Ana ,b chaoeron at the sorority, and
INTERESTINO newn to many university anil Eugcnp frlpnds Ihe
past week was announcement of the engagement of Mlsa Gayle
rtuchanan, above, youngest daughter of Dr. and Mrs. W. E. ilurhanan,
Sr., to Don W. Karahnrr, son of Mr. and Mm. O. F. Karshner of
Aberdeen. Wash. The wedding will be February 11 at the Buchanan
home. (Wiltshire engraving)
Four Hostesses
For Bridge Parties
Mrs. C. B. Ruth, Mrs. M. H.
Dickens, Mrs. Rena Bundy, and
Mrs. J. II. Stoflel were hostesses
on Thursday afternoon and eve
ning for dessert and bridge parties
at the Ruth home, guesls includ
ing women from Blue River chap
ter. Order of Eirslern Slur.
Seven tables of guests attended
the afternoon parly, honors going
lo Mrs. Louis Waldorf, Mrs. Beit
J. Griffith, and Mrs. Grady John
son. KlRht tables of cards were in
play for the evening party and
honors went to Mrs. C. W. Hall,
Mrs. T. E. Furnish, and Mis, L.
W. Carlisle.
Visitor Here
Mid-Winter Social Season
For Campus Groups on
At Peak; Formals Given
THESE are busy days for university students and faculty
with the mid-winter social activities underway in full
swing. Receptions, tens, rlnnccs, conferences of varied
types, basketball games, nnd other events fill the activities
schedule.
For Coming Week
Several events mark the coming
week a calendar.
On winesoay evening win nr
held another of me "mixers for
the physical education school.
Friday and Saturday evenings
bring uio Oregon-Washlnglon Das
ketball series.
Annual "Dad's Day" week-end
comes next week-end. the stu-
QCnia JJIUIIIIIIIK IIUII1h.U uvwti.T
to honor visiting fathers.
Several dances reaturcd Uils
week-end.
Alpha Phi sorority entertained
with a formal, Saturday evening,
patrons for the event Including
Mrs. N. H. Anderson, Mrs. G. S.
Herron, Mr. and Mrs. David
Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
L. Chambers, and as guest, Dr.
nnd Mis. Daniel D. Gage, Jr., Dr.
and Mm. C. L. Schwcring, Mrs.
Nelson F. Macduff.
Delta Tau Delta fraternity gave
a dinner dance at the Eugene
hotel, Saturday evening. Patrons
fnr the event were Mr. and Mrs.
W. A. Dahlberg, Major and Mis.
H. Lester Barrett, Mr. and Mrs.
John Cnsteol.
Delta Gamma sorority enter
tained at a formal Saturday eve
ning. Invited as patrons were
Mis. Hunt Quinn, Mr. and Mrs.
Howard 11. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs.
George S. Turnbull, Mr. nnd Mrs.
W. P. Riddlesbarger, and as guests,
Dr. and Mrs. R. C. KomlR and Dr.
and Mrs. John P. MacKinnon.
Delia I'l'Mlon entertained with
a radio dance, patrons for the
evening being Mr. and Mrs. Milo
Classman and Mr. and Mrs. Milo
Marlatt.
Hendricks hall and Susan Camp
bell hall entertained with a Joint
radio dance, asking Mrs. J. M.
Miller and Miss Kate Buchanan as ;
patronesses. i
The "winter wonderland" dance :
of Uie Women's Athletic nssoela- i
tion was Riven Saturday evening I
at GerHnper hall. !
Patrons for the event were Dr.
and Mis. Fiederkk M. Hunter. i
Dr. and Mrs Donald M. Erb, De.m I
and Mis. H. W. LciKhton, Miss!
Harriet Thomson, Miss Janet J
Woodruff. Miss Pirkko PniHklvt,
Miss Warrlne Enstbtirn, Miss Flor
ence Alden, Mr. and Mt.. C. I,, i
Schwcring. Dean and Mrs. Virgil
D. Earl, Dean and Mis. Karl W.
Onthank, Mrs. Nelson F. Macduff,
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Cutler, Mr.
nnd Mi's. E. R. Knollln, Mr. and
Mrs. Wayne Massey, Mr. and Mrs.
Js'vd Johns.
Mrs. Joseph Geitner of Pied
mont, Cal., who will be remember
ed as Kathleen Fraley, formerly of
Eugene, is visiting here. Her son.
Gilbert Bell, attends the University
of Oregon. On Friday aflernoon,
Mrs. Carlton E. Spencer entertain
ed informally at tea for Mrs.
Geitner, Inviting a group who
knew the visitor when she lived
here.
The committee for tickets is
Miss Phyllis Atwater and Miss
Helen Dodds.
On the committee for arrange
ments are Miss Virginia Goodlow
and Miss Janet Hall.
Styles will be shown from H.
Gordon and company store.
nnth mnlrurl &nri auction hridCO
will be played, prizes to be 'given pha Chi Omega Alumnae club,
for each. I ''ss Margaret Van Meter, Mrs.
no.or-.-Miniie mav ho made bv , uorer. Airs. iuc(army, mrs. nei
to honor Mrs. Charles A. Mc
Carthy of Seattle, province presi
dent of the group. The reception
was the first opportunity for
many friends to greet Mrs. Rorer
since her return to Eugene.
In the receiving line were Mrs.
Frederick Hartung from the Al-
calling Miss Giustina at 1940-W
or Miss Wood at 1707 -J.
son F. Macduff, and Miss Marion
Christiansen.
The supper table was strikingly
ALUMNAE MEETING set with a large centerpiece of
Delta Zeta alumnae are to meet : deen red carnations, surrounded
for dessert Wednesday afternoon j by lighted tapers set in crystal
holders.
Mrs. Arthur Bushman and Mrs.
Kenneth W. Moore from the
alumnae club poured the first
hour, and Mrs. A. V. Lewis and
Mrs. F. M. Carter from the
mothers club during the second
hour.
Several Eugene alumnae assist
ed about the rooms, including
Mrs. Clifford R. Manerud, Mrs.
Bert Kerns, Miss Helen Bell, Miss
Lillian Holm, Miss Kay Mitchell,
Miss Dorothy Jane Llnd, Mrs.
Dorothy Jqfinson, Mrs. Oden Mon
jay, Mrs. Half G. Thompson.
Songs and instrumental music
were presented by members of
the sorority at intervals during
the reception.
Officer Entertained
Thursday noon, local alumnae
of the sorority met at luncheon
at Del Rey cafe honoring Mrs.
McCarthy. Alumnae attending
were Mrs. Arthur Bushman, Mrs.
R, I. Eidswick, Mrs. Frederick
Hartung, Mrs. Dorothy Johnson,
Mrs. Bert Kerns, Mrs. Clifford R.
Manerud, Mrs. Oden Monjay, Miss
Helen Bell, Miss Lillian Holm,
Miss Dorothy Jane Lind.
at the home of Mrs. George Hal
ton, 1237 Twenty-first avenue
east, at one-thirty o'clock.
HOSTESS AT TEA
Mrs. Donald It. Husband enter
tained Informally nt tea Thursday
afternoon at her home, honoring
her sister. Mrs. Adrian Vaater,
visitor from Omaha, Neb.
BRIDGE GROUP
Wednesday Bridge club Is to
meet this week at the home of
Mrs. R. M. Pratt.
WEDDING THIS WEEK
Miss Elizabeth Linn left Friday
for Rochester. New York, where
on Thursday of this week. Janu
ary 25, her marriage to Willard
Myers, formerly of this city, will
be solemnized. Miss Linn is tne
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glen
Linn of Eugene, Mr. Myers the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter L.
Myers.
ELKS DANCE
The regular dance for the Elks
lodge members will he held next
Saturday evenmg at the Elks
temple, dancing starting at nine,
thirty o'clock.
TO MEET TUESDAY
Madrecitas club Is meeting on
Tuesday afternoon of this week
at the home of Mrs. Charles D
Byrne at one-fiftcen o'clock.
ADVISERS MEETING
The Sorority Alumnae Advisers
group will meet Friday noon for
luncheon in the Penney .store com
mittee room.
MOTHERS MEET
Fifteen members of the Phi
Delta Theta mothers' club met the
past week Willi Mrs. S. M. Calkins.
Plans were made for a rummage
sale February 10 at 010 Willam
ette sueet. The next meeting will
be February IS nt two o'clock at
the Phi Delia Thela house.
WEDDING DATE SET
Date for the wedding of Miss
Thelma Spencer and Robert Swen
nes Is announced for Wednesday,
February 14. It will be an after
noon ceremony at the home of the
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Mr., Mrs. Crabill
Married 55 Years
Celebrating the fifty-fifth an
niversary of their marriage on
Sunday will be Mr. and Mis, J. P.
Crabill. Married In Klrkville,
Iowa, on January 21, 18B5, Mr.
nd Mrs. Crabill are the parents
ft Mr. G. V. Hasselroolh and Mrs.
C H. Gary of Eugene, and of the
late well-known Eugene showman.
F. M. "Pop" Crabill. A dinner
( kuwibiuik 01 ine nome 01 Mr. and
, Mrs. Hasaelrocih has been ar
. ranged in Mr. and Mrs. Crabill's
( honor lor Sunday afternoon. Mrs
. F. N. Crafu win be special
guest.
, Mr. and Mrs. Crahlll have lived
in t.ugrne sine 193S, when they
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WIXM.R of the award jlven by the Daunhler of Ihe American
Hevnlutlon lo Ihe oulstamUiif tlrl In Euirnr hlih ..hn.,1 ihi.
I jrr Is Miw I'hj liU oray, above. iKemieli-Ulu photo WlUuuo eu
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P. E. O. Chapters
Announce Meetings
Meetings for the three local
chapters of the P. E. O. Sisterhood
are to be held this week.
Chapter H will meet Monday
evening at eight o'clock at the
home of Mrs. E. A. Stacks with
Mrs. I. C. Richards assisting.
Chapter AY will meet at one
o clock Wednesday at the home of
Mrs. Alfred L. Lomax.
Chapter AM will meet Wednes
day afternoon for a covered dish
luncheon at the home of Miss
Elmadorris Havemann at one
o'clock, the business session to
follow. There will be roll call and
music by the P. E. O. trio.
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HONORED at the reception given Thursday evening by Alpha Chi
Omega sorority was Mrs. Blanche Rorer, above, who Is being wel
comed back to Eugene as chaperon at the sorority. (Register-Guard
photo Wiltshire engraving)
Mrs. Carll Gives
Dessert Past Week
Mrs. Frank Carll entertained
the patronesses group of Phi Beta
Wednesday at a dessert luncheon,
the affair especially honoring the
new patronesses, Mrs. T. W. Ros
borough, Mrs. Theodore Kratt,
Mrs. Elmer F. Keller, and Mrs. H.
G. Merriam.
Other guests were the officers
of the Phi Beta alumnae group
who gaye the induction ceremony
for the new patronesses with Mrs.
E. R. Knollin, president of the
alumnae group, presiding.
Pouring were Mrs. David Auld
and Mrs. W. S. Russell. Assisting
Mrs. Carll were Mrs. John Jay
Rogers, Mrs. C. W. Ingham, Mrs.
Wilson Jewett, Jr., Mrs. James A.
Rodman, Mrs. Mary C. Brockel
bank, Mrs. Robert D. Horn, and
Miss Theresa Kelly.
Dinner And Card
Party Set By Club
The Little Club Around the
Corner members are to meet for
dinner and card party on Thurs
day evening at the Osburn hotel at
six-thirty o'clock, the losers in the
icccnt card series to entertain for
the winners.
Hosts for the evening will be
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Clubb, Mr.
and Mrs. O. S. Fletcher, Mr. and
Mtii. Fred C. Walters, J. Fred
Gerot, Mrs. W. B. Neal. The
"gxiests for the evening will be
Mrs. J. B. Bell, Mr. and Mrs. L.
O. Meisel. Mr. and Mrs. Fred L.
Beard. Dr. W. B. Neal, Mrs. J.
Fred Gerot,
bride. Miss Mildred Meredith and
William Peltier are to be the at
tendants. TO MEET THURSDAY
Alpha Iota sorority will hold a
social meeting Thursday at eight
o'clock with Mrs. Edward L.
Ryan.
GO ON TRIP
Mr. and Mrs. Ellery Hall and
two sons left Saturday for a
month's trip to Arizona, New Mex
ico and Palm Springs.
MEETING MONDAY
Beta SiRina Phi members are to
meet Monday evening at the home
of Mm. Delbert V. Hill at seven-
thirty o'clock. Miss Mildred Kelso
to be assistant hostess.
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AMIT1K CLUB
Amltie club is meeting for salad
luncheon and bridge on Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. C.
F. Hawkins at one-fifteen o'clock.
COTERIE CLUB
Coterie Bridge club is meeting
with Mrs. R. R. Huestis Wednesday
afternoon at one-thirty o'clock.
TO MEET TUESDAY
Jut-s-mere club is to meet
Tuesday for dessert ami bridge at
the home of Mrs. Ben Mulkey at
one-Uiutjr o'clock.
Alumnae To Meet
On Monday Evening
Mrs. C. L. Schwering and
Mrs. Lloyd A. Payne will be
hostesses for a special meeting of
the Kappa Kappa Gamma alum
nae Monday evening at the home
of the former, dessert to be served
at seven-thirty o'clock.
Miss Lonnn Dorlae, national
field secretary who is visiting here
this week-end, will be a special
guest.
The active chapter of the soror
ity Is entertaining this afternoon
at a tea for alumnae and town
mothers, honoring Miss Dorlac.
Kiwanis Birthday
Party, Monday
The twenty-fifth anniversary of
Kiwanis International will be ob
served by the local club, Monday
evening, with a ladies' night ban
quet and program at the Osburn
hotel.
The dinner will be at six-thirty
o'clock. Charter members still in
the club and past presidents for
the local organization will be giv
en special recognition. Music is
being arranged by Paul Christen.
The international president's mes
sage will be given by Charles G.
Howard. Other program features
are planned for the evening, in
cluding the birthday cake cere
mony. Dr. Norman K. Tully,
president, will preside!
Supper Tonight
The alumnae of Zeta Tau Alpha
sorority are entertaining with a
dinner Sunday evening for hus
bands, the party to be at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Parsons at
seven o'clock. Miss Evelyn Ray
mond will assit Mrs. Parsons.
Evening of Music Set by
Mu Phi Epsilon Alumnae;
Patronesses Are Invited
ANOTHER of the social-musical gatherings nlar j
week will be that sponsored by a small ground.
nae oi mu rni r,psuon, women s national V 7 i
music society, on Thursday evening at the home mM
u l 4U;t., ll 1. m tcoiMnl
meets each month for an evening of music, each i meiJiT
ing required to play.
For the program to be presented Thursday ..
of the Mu Phi Epsilon Patronesses assnriati itj
bers
invited
The program follows:
Program Listed
Piano duet:
Minuet from Symphony in E
flat Mozart
Mrs. R. M. Gordon .
Miss Celeste Campbell
Piano:
Ecossals . Beethoven
Clair de Lune Debussy
Mrs. O. P. Nordling
Voice:
The Blind Girl's Song from
La Gisconda Ponchelli
Andaucia Lacuona
Mrs. Lovisa Youngs Ayres
Mrs. O. P. Nordling, accompanist
'Cello:
Scenes from the Masked Ball
Popper
Mrs. Corinne Pritchard
Piano:
Nocturne Chopin
Sparks Moskowski
Mrs. John H. Stehn
Piano duet:
Bolero Tschaikowski
Hungarian Dance Brahms
Mrs. M. H. Douglass
Mrs. O. P. Nordling
Voice:
The Quest Eleanor Smith
Daisies C. B. Hawly
Mrs. C. A. E. Whitton
Miss Maud Densmore, accompanist
Trio:
Allegretto Mozart
March Minature Viennoise
Kriegler
Mrs. W. H. Chapman, violin
Mrs. Corinne Pritchard, 'cello
Mrs. O. P. Nordling, piano
Piano:
Tambourin (Gavotte) Rameau
Russian Romance Friml
Miss Celeste Campbell
Violin:
Romance from the Concerto by
. Wieniawski
Mrs. Louis W. Waldorf
Mrs. O. P. Nordling, accompanist
Piano:
Gigue in B flat Bach
Waltz in A flat .Brahms
Miss Wanda K. Eastwood
Piano:
The Swan Saint-Saens
Romance Seiblius
Mrs. Nell Murphy Dixon
Voice:
When Song Is Sweet.. Sans-Souci
Within a Flower
Daisy Wood Hilberth
The Violet Mildenberg
Mrs. E. A. Stacks
Miss Wanda K. Eastwood,
violin obbligato
Mrs. Corinne Pritchard,
'cello obbligato
Women's Clubs T
Be Busy This We;
The enmintr n..t. .
meetings among various tLl
Home Science rli i. .
Monday atternoon at ft. ij
Mrs. F. G stint.i.
Shakespeare cluh
Monday afternoon in ft, J
storp rnmmiti..
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thirty o'clock.
Domestic Art cluh t. ..
at the home of Mrs. it
hardt, Monday afternoon. '
The evening book pmp J
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ning at the home of Miu
Mae Haugen, 690 Fiftwr'
nue east, at seven-thirty (J
..ivuiciib in renin, by Lb
tang, will be review k.
Mildred Williams. Mia jj
oder is 10 De assistant tJ
mjc meeting.
TU r :
luiexgn relations e.
i-eague oi women Vosei
meet mesaay morninj it
o'clock in the Penney ston
mittee room.
The foreign cookery pr
the A.A.U.W. is meeting fj
evening in Chapman hall
campus at seven-fifteen o'c'vJ
The music group of the
City club is to meet in fa i
negie room of the campus s:
of music building, Thundr
two o'clock. The study of He
oi ine KiDeiungen by Wtpe
be continued with the open S
fried. A comparison of nrj
ancient peoples with spent
erence to Wagnerian ije&J
will be presented. Four itJ
will be used for demoasrll
These meetings are open tea
terested in the subject
The poetry group of lie
club is meeting Saturday aftiJ
of next week at the home
R. C. Crow at two-thirty
The poetry of Robert Frost r:
the subject for the afternoon
Sorosis club is to meet ThtJ
afternoon at the home o!
Nellie Chisholm at two-'j
o'clock.
Pegasus club will hole
monthly meeting Tuesday
noon at the home of Mrs.
Dick at one forty-five o'clcc
Miss Plant And
Mr. Muller Are Wed
At a beautiful ceremony in the
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter
Day Saints on January 12, Miss
Kathleen Plant, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. E. L. Plant, was married
to Paul Muller, son of Mr. and
Mrs. August Muller. The serv
ice was read at seven-thirty
o'clock in the evening. Bishop
Roscoe Evans officiating. About
two hundred guests attended.
The church front was decorated
with daffodils and yellow candles
for the wedding.
The bride wore a dress of Ivory '
colored supper saun. me aress
being fashioned with a bustle
back. The finger-tip veil in ivory
color was held in place by a head
band of sweetheart roses and
freesia. The bride carried a
shower bouquet of lilies and roses.
Miss Bctte-Joe Plant, sister of
the bride, and Miss Mildred Fegels
were bridesmaids. Their dresses
were turquoise blue and peach
chiffon, respectively, and the two
carried nosegay bouquets.
Kenneth Baker was best man.
and the ushers were Harold Dunn,
Robert Marshall, Lyall Gardner,
and Ralph Lake.
Mrs. Lyall Gardner sang "I Love
You Truly." accompanied by Mrs.
Ralph Lake. Mrs. Lake played
the wedding march from Lohen-j
grin. j
Mr. Plant gave his daughter in '
marriage. j
Following the service the couple
went on a trip north. For her
going-away outfit the bride wore,
a steel blue suit with brown fur;
trim, brown fur hat and brown j
accessories.
The couple will be at home in
the Florence apartments, Eugene, j
Out-of-town guests for the wed-.
ding were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Tay
lor, Portland, Mrs. Elizabeth Mill
er. Jim Miller, Junction City, Mr.
and Mrs. Wayne Lake of Rose-burg.
LA Jl'NTA CUB
La Junta club will meet Friday
at two o'clock with Mrs. Frank
Whitelock.
AUXILIARY PLANS
MF.ETING NEXT FRIDAY
The Women's auxiliary of St.
Man' s Episcopal church will meet
Friday aftenuvn at two-thirtv
o'clock at the home of Mrs, J. D.
rXmovan.
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