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Page Nine. 21, 1940. bunty P--T. A. Planning ,npfit Party Next Friday THE REGISTER-GUARD, EUGENE, OREGON Benefit of Star Club Will Be Event of Thursday; Many Types of Games Planned STAR club of Evangeline chapter, O. E. S., is entertaining at a benefit bridge party Thursday at eight o'clock at the Masonic temple, Tenth and Olive. Contract and Venina at River Road Club I Bptf " d party being sponsored by. all units of the V o ttf P-T A. next Thursday evening at eight r Coumy . Women- clubhouse. Bridee. both' P" H contract, five hundred, and pinochle will be imm1lir5 lit""-- wniiam L. Lockyear of "Z and Mrs. James Mac ?Srfaield are'e" . I' !2n of Santa PirSSrBiin ior tickets; Pc& PoweU of River Road, t w. tables and tallies; FZw H. Spicer of Eugene h fr 5 w.it.i- Sorensen of L Road are to have charge F " , m Henrv refresnmeni., - of interest to many women in the county will U of River Road is to take . j..,iinns. and Mrs, f R(er o7 Springfield will lhairman for prizes. Lets are on sale by all units be county. .. it L interested to attend. Lambda Theta bets Officers ttv officers are ""; Lambda Theta, national edu- Son honorary, as louuwa. rt John Saul, president; Dr. trice Aitchison, vice-presi-Ir Miss Marcia Steinhauser, tKding secretary; Mrs. Victor fclps, corresponding secretary; r .t c.u.wr,n 4i-iaciirrr raia Muller. keeper of the ords. Mrs. G. A. Metzger is the iring president. nitiatlon and a banquet will be d May 4. Dr. Aitchison is In pie- extended to all omen Voters To borisor Benefit Ihe League of Women Voters sponsoring a benent oriage iv on Wednesday afternoon of fc week at the Osburn hotel at i-thirty o'clock. Ilts. Lillian Eldridge. Mrs. uaie Campbell, and Mrs. Lillian tton are in charge. Reserva s may be telephoned to Mrs. hon at 2715M. UCT, Auxiliary Arrange Dance Next Saturday JyjEMBERS of the United Com mercial Travelers and auxili ary are to be hosts for a danc ing and card party next Saturday evening at the River Road club house at eight-thirty o'clock. . The event is for members of both orders and guests. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Heiser, Mr. aand Mrs. Pete McNeil, Mr. and Mrs. Grady Johnson, and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel P. Hale are on the committee for the event. Plumber's orchestra will play for dancing. Cards also will, be played, and refreshments served. Several of the group are plan nihg dinner and cocktail parties preceding the dance. Panel Discussion Features P.- T. A. Edison P.-T. A. will meet at the school on Wednesday, at three o'clock. The program will open with singing by the girls' chorus of the school under the direction of Miss Delia M. Bow man. The nominating committee will make its report. A panel discussion is to be held on the subject "The unit system of in struction does it tend to foster the best physical, emotional, and intellectual development of the child?" Leading this discussion will be Dr. H. B. Wood, chair man, Dr. J. F. Cramer, Dr. Rob ert M. Leeper, Viron Moore, Al ton F. Baker, and Mrs. George S. Turnbull, Tea will be served after the meeting. MEETING MONDAT Bide-a-Wee club is to meet rMonday afternoon at two o'clock at the home of Mrs. John Kelly, dARD7 KTwcnvt Amwt MccnscMflf" Wherever You Go North, East, South, West . . . wherever you go these charming sports dresses designed by Ann Gray are the choice of style-loving women all over America. . . . They're typically cool, crisp, casual and color ful. Exquisitely tailored in lovely pastels with superb workmanship. i 14.95 ;T.a luft 2 of 019 manv Ann Grar modeIs we are showing. Al Beard's Now ... The New PANORAMA MESHES minute you see and feel these dresses " n.ow thy re Just the thing for you and they look so good on. Brand new, just unpacked. 12.95 to 14.95 GraT sport Frocks as advertised in April and May Mademoiselle. 11 U t f f-Jfhrnmiirii'rwinniiHniM mihiii nmim iriritWi-tmBiiWiaiMiiitttiriiiniiir-iiii-Miiii i iimiiiiwiwi nummnm mmnrni 'ii it -i'iii iTvifi i irn i 1 1 ; 'irr ,i ifn,i APRIL is a busy month for the Euger.e Garden club members.' Some of the committee arranging the events for Tuesday and Wednes day of this week are pictured above. Front row, seated left to right : Mrs. J. R. Nasholm, Airs. M. T. McKcnzie, Mrs. Fred Brnders, Mrs. C. N. Allen, Mrs. W. A. Buchholz, Mrs. S. A. Connor, Mrs. R . E. Buck. Back row, standing, left to right: Mrs. Kenneth' W. Mooro. Mrs. George Graves, Mrs. Lillian Broders, Mrs. John Chapman, Mrs . C. C. Pago, Mrs. John Harms, Mrs. Vivian Goldsworthy, Mrs. R. D. Busey, Mrs. Lester Read, and Mrs. Ro Carlton. (Carl R. Baker phot Or Wiltshire engraving.) Garden Club Spring Flower Show Planned for Tuesday and Wednesday At 4-H Building on Fairgrounds pHE spring flower show of the jLugene iraraen ciuo promises to be one of the most elaborate as yet undertaken by the local club. The show committee met the past week with the chairman, Mrs. Fred Broders, and completed plans for the two-day show, to be held next Tuesday and Wed nesday in the 4-H building at the fairgrounds. A plant exchange and sale will begin Tuesday afternoon with members bringing their surplus bulbs, plants and shrubs tied and plainly labeled. Much space is being allotted for the display of flowers with three cash prizes offered for the largest collection of different va rieties of garden blooms shrubs and plants properly named, one specimen of each variety. Floral arrangements in exhib itors' own containers, as well as shadow boxes will be judged and graded by Miss Maude Kerns, oi the art school of the university. A display of Franciscan pottery for table use and for flower ar rangements is the special feature of the show. Table settings in pottery, and others in glass, will be featured. Due to the large number of en tries expected, the show rooms will be opened on Monday eve ning for exhibitors' use only, with entries to be accepted then and not later than two o'clock Tuesday. Doors will be open to the pub lic both days from two to ten o'clock with the annual meeting and election of officers for the Garden club scheduled for Tues day evening at eight o'clock. . Tea Being Served An innovation for the Garden club is planned for the two-day meetings Tuesday and Wednes day when the Eugene Society for the Hard of Hearing will serve tea and wafers during the af ternoons, and coffee and cake bSth evenings. Mrs. G. E. Heslep is president of the group. Mrs. S. L. Peters, Mrs. S. F. Martilla and Mrs. A. Hough are to preside at the tea table Tues day afternoon; Miss Bessie Back us and Mrs. J. S. Bashaw dur ing the late afternoon, and for the evening Mrs. G. E. Heslep, Mrs. V. E. Arnold and Mrs. Rob ert Tobin. Wednesday afternoon, Mrs. J. A. Gamble, and Mrs. C. A. Le Van will seVve and Wednesday evening, Mrs. Frank L. Cham bers, Mrs. Mary C. Brockelbank and M;s. C. J. Smith will serve. Mrs. Peters, secretary, reports membership of twenty-five in the Eugene society, with club rooms in the old postoffice build ing where classes are held as well as social affairs enjoyed. There are now 119 societies for the Hard of Hearing in America with the Eugene group No. 119. 111 I , " ' : ! AS vice-president of the north western Oregon conference of girls and deans, Miss Gladys Lemley, above, is in Portland this week end attending the conference be ing held at the Girls Polytechnic high school there. Miss Lemley Is a senior at the Cottage Grove high school and . the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Lemley of that city. (Kennell-EUis photo Wilt shire engraving) Tea Planned For i Mrs. Burrows; Campus News Given Mrs. Jennie Burrows, chaperon at Sigma Kappa sorority on the campus, will be honored at a tea to be given the afternoon of Sun day, April 28, by the active chap ter and Eugene alumnae at the sorority. Hours will be from two until five o'clock, about three hundred being invited. Several dances featured the social calendar on the campus this week-end. Chi Omega entertained Satur day evening, inviting as patrons, Mrs. Clara Van Tassel, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Dahlberg, Mr. and Mrs. Marion F. McClajn, Mrs. A. H. Schroff, and Mrs. Nelson F. Macduff. Sigma Kappa sorority enter tained with a dinner dance at the Eugene hotel, Saturday eve ning. Patrons were Mrs. Jennie Burrows, Mr. and Mrs. Lester F. Beck, Mr. and Mrs. Merwin Vater, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Fury. Other Dances Listed Kappa Kappa Gamma was an other group entertaining Saturday evening at a dance. Mrs. Eliza beth Talbert, Dr. and Mrs. C. L. Schwering, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Akers, Miss Pearle Bonisteel, and H. C. Franchere were patrons. Delta Upsilon fraternity enter tained on Friday evening. In vited as patrons were Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dudley, Mr. and Mrs. Milo Glassman, Mr. and Mrs. John Gallagher. Phi Kappa Psi fraternity en tertained at the Anchorage Fri day evening. Patrons for the dance were Mr. and Mrs. Ned Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth snumaKer, ana Mr. ana mis. w. F. G. Thacher. Kappa Sigma fraternity gave a radio dance Friday evening. Patrons for the event included Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Cutler, Dr. and Mrs. Delbert C. Stanard, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dudley, Mr. and Mrs. James Stovall. Newman club members enter tained with a dance in Gerlinger hall, Friday evening. The pa trons included Rev. L. Lohrer, Dean and Mrs. R. W. Leighton, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. McCloskey. Members of the Corvallis New man club were guests. Six To Entertain At Bridge Party One of the larger parties of the coming week will be that planned for Monday afternoon by a group of six hostesses. The party will be a dessert and bridge for twenty five tables in St. Mary's Episcopal church parish hall. Mrs. Curtis M. Marshall. Mrs. Harry L. Ncbcrgull. Mrs. Morton Folts, Mrs. Marvin Miller, Mrs. F. R. Dunlap, and Mrs. Dan Boy kin are the hostesses. auction bridge, five hundred and Chinese checkers will be played. Prizes will be awarded the winners oi the ditterent games. . Committees Named Committees in charge are Mrs. R. S. Bryson and Mrs. L. O. Meisel, tickets and publicity; Mrs. Milton D. Koupal, tables; Mrs. Charlotte Huston and Miss Ida Patterson, score cards; Mrs. E. N. Hathaway and Mrs. A. P. McKinzey, cards and pencils; Mrs. Sam C. Bond and Mrs. T. S. Zimmerman, candies; Mrs. Vera Raye Lee, decorations; and Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Hobbs, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Filsinger, Mr. Hnd Mrs. F. R. Brockschink and Dr. and Mrs. R. T. Burnett, reception and seating. Mrs. Lawrence Hunter is in charge of contract bridge; Mrs. P. L. Herbig, auction; Mrs. W. b; Neal, five hundred; Mrs. D. B. Harshman, Chinese checker?; Mrs. Ray James, pinochle. THANKS TO THE GOOD, TA'STE OF AMERICAN mm m 'i'.ViiM Orange Blossom tings oie now recog nized everywhere os "socially promi nent." Yel despite iKe far-flung fame of these superb (ings their cost is within reach of the most modest purse. Re member, too, there is only one DESIGN Executed in correct styles, prices start a variety of $1 n"" t Green Stamps on 30 Day Purchases BUDGET PAYMENTS AT NO EXTRA COST Skeie's Jewelry Store Phone 411 927 Willamette MONDAY CLUB Mrs. J. F. Roadman and Mrs. C. A. E. Whitton are to enter tain for the Monday club at the Roadman home, tomorrow, for an one o clock luncheon, HOSTS TO GROUP Dr. and Mrs. Charles E. Hunt entertained at dinner Tuesday evening for the members of the board of directors of the Eugene Glecmen. Mr., Mrs. Burton Plan Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Burton, 41 Ash street, are to observe their fiftieth wedding anniversary next Wednesday, April 23. That afternoon they will be hosts for an open house from two until five o'clock. On Tuesday evening a family dinner is to be given in their honor at the home of their son--in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Viron Moore. Mr. and Mrs. Burton were mar ried April 23, 1890, in Chelsea, Mass. They came west in 192'!. Five of their six children are living, including Harry Burton of Worcester Mass., Hawley Bur ton of North Bennington, Ver mont, Mrs. H. G. Davis of Los Angeles, Fred Burton of Eu gene, and Mrs. Viron Moore of Eugene. There are seven grand children and one great grandchild. Pro America Plans Luncheon Meeting Next Friday Noon The Lane county chapter of Pro America is meeting for a luncheon, Friday, at twelve-fifteen o'clock at the Eugene hotel. Walter Tooze of Portland will be the guest speaker. Arthur Priaulx will introduce the speak er. Invitation is extended to all in terested republicans to Attend, especially precinct committee men and women. Reservations for the luncheon should be tele phoned to cither the Eugene ho tel or to Miss F. Ina Burgess, 3629. The hospitality committee fof the day included Mrs. F. M. Car ter, Mrs. Thomas S. Wells, Mrs, C. I. Collins, Mrs. E. A. Lewis, Mrs. Horace Middleton, and Mrs. J. H. McKinley. Mrs. Frank B. Reid, Mrs. Royal Glck, Mrs. Dudley Holland, and Mrs. R. T. Burnett are the pro gram committee. CHAPTER AY Chapter AY of P. E. O. Sis terhood is meeting Wednesday afternoon for luncheon at one o'clock at the home of Harry B. Johnson. Inter-City Event Royal Neighbors of America arc holding an inter-county con vention Wednesday afternoon in the I. O. O. F. hall at Marcola, Registration begins at twelve thirty, and the meeting will open at one o'clock. Mrs. Leonora Broili of Ashland, state super visor, will conduct a school of instruction. Mrs. Maude Davis of Eugene, district deputy, will attend. Getchell camp of Eu gene will be in charge of tha initiation. CD. A. Event The Catholic Daughters of America are to hold their month ly social Wednesday evening in St. Joseph's hall at eight o'clock. Mrs. Duane Himber, Mrs. Neil Hennessy, Miss Gretta Wilhelm, Mrs. J. B. Lonles, Miss Beatrice Mrs. Snddclcr, and Miss Bernice Ma Ihar are the committee in charge. P. E. O. GROUP Chapter AM of the P. E. O. Sis terhood is meeting Wednesday af ernoon for luncheon at one o'clock at the home of Mrs. C. W. Buck ley. Mrs. Thomas S. Wells and Mrs. J. M. Gravenstein will be as sistant hostesses, Mrs. A. C. Dixon is to have charge of the program P E. O. children to be featured. VISITS HERE Mrs. Edwin C. Stoldt, president of Kappa province of Zeta Tau Alpha sorority, is visiting here as guest at the , University chapter, Beta Pi chapter. She came here from Seattle where she presided over the recent province conven tion. Those going from here to the province .gathering were Misses Margarethe Faulstlck, Virginia Kerr, Lois Hosford, Doris Smeed, Evelyn Raymond, Peggy Lue Par ker, Jeannette Gordon, Jean Mc Morran, and Mrs. Opal Jordon- MEETING MONDAY Beta Sigma Phi members are to hold their regular meeting Mon day evening at the home of Miss Margaret Hurley. Miss Miriam Yoder will be assistant hostess. GO TO CORVALLIS Five Alpha Gamma Delta alumnae of Eugene are ' among those at Corvallis this week-end to attend the annual reunion day of the sorority, a yearly event in the international organization. Those irom Eugene at the meet ing are Mrs. Robert L. Dill, Mrs. Merle Nash, Mrs. Ben Bowie, Mrs. William McKenzic, and Mrs. Wade Kerr. TO ENTERTAIN GROUP La Junta club is meeting Fri day afternoon at two o'clock at the home of Mrs. B. H. WilL y a ti New-Arrivals in late spring and summer merchandise X" v o& VO - .., U ,w" :.' 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