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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1941)
IA.U.W.; on i IitfMie branch of th Association of Unl 7wom opens an aus jVogram for the new year I&tarday afternoon, Sep IrW with a program and Oregon. . . tans Gordon, atate chair- i f'rf International relation, Jj, is to be the guest SAll A. A. U. W. mem "Mpective members, and A interested In hearing Sgrsm are invited, -b the meeting, the year's . tnd program will be an-, JJdipecial attention td.be. Jft, eight study, group J orginlzed this year. ' ,. i -. l list Fonuns featuring the meeting it- snnouncement to the nhip i of the public m is be conducted during 2t by the A. A. U. ,W., i it these to be October 15V study groups this year fceir leaders include; In- 'tioetl relations. Mrs. Effie MPP; war- relief,. Miss i&r Sherwin; women's part iVbrM today, joint lead- : tagr -Mrs.' Henry H..Nor . fctQaire Kneeland, Mrs. I Jt McGee, Mrs. . Effie E. pp, Mid Mrs. A. F. Barnett; in! book group, Mrs. Ro- C Hall; afternoon book ip, Mrs. M. D. Rietman; igi cookery, Miss Ethel L, : recent graduate group, i, Alma Sarpola Freirkson; Klal art, leader pending. v. Conmittee Heads katge In personnel of soma fee committee chairmen are aimed as follows: Mrs. I Guliion, social chairman; , Claire Kneeland, educa ; Mis. Effie R. Knapp, in- . itional relations; Mrs. Mar i ffljeman, study groups, flowing fee meeting and jan, tea will- be served the executive board and all sittee chairmen as the ma. . toe meetings are being raced by the group with stowing arrangements: No bs, a program on health -rtnse; December, a Christ- . psrty; January, a Sunday, t meeting, an international sens program; March', a ta on training our youth; I, I meeting on the Ameri womsn's status; May, the Siding meeting, a formal cet 1LLEGE CREST Gommun elub announces' its social iext Friday evening at the ise. A potlUck supper be served at six-thirty . Mrs. Mark Deiler, Mrs. Wist, and Mrs. Johl In fc A program will follow, S Spilver in charge. The ls will conclude with a i All newcomers in the ibfflhood are invited es- 5 . ... -. UIETTA CLUB will meet sy afternoon at one a the K. P. hall. ? A-1 ens r "n Kennell-Ellls photo. Willihhe engrtvtal Kennjll-EUl photo, Wiltehire iirvine Kenntll-EBis photo. Wiite&ir MRS. R.H. GOODWIN MRS. WENDELL BARTHOLOMEW MBS. D. C ESBEBT September Is a month of weddings. ' Among recent brides . . are these three, left to right: Mrs. Robert H. Goodwinthe for- mer Phyllis Drury; Mrs; Wendell Bartholomew, formerly Gtayce Marshall; and Mrs. Donald Calvert Ebbert, the former Cathryn ' - Ellen Zaner. . . Breakfast To Honor Bosses : , , Booked for early Tuesday morning is the annual "bosses breakfast," sponsored by fee Credit Women's Breakfast club for all members and their em ployers. This year's breakfast will be given at McCrady cafe at seven o'clock. Miss Wanda Wagner will preside as president. Mrs,, Clarence A. Elkins is program chairman. Other com mittee chairmen working . on the event include: Miss Mar delle Edwards, invitations; Miss Frances Travis, decorations; Dr. Victory Morris, hospitality; Miss Cecelia Gassman, finance; : Miss Mary Sue Jackson, pro- . grams. GETCHELL. CLUB of the R. N. A. will meet for a one thirty dessert luncheon Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. H. H. Peters, 390 Nineteenth, avenue west. ' iM WWr jLe? J new eolor-brffht accessories t st. accent and to eottiiffie yea for joar I . . SM -iry Fait faditen relet .., ''!'Si'. HANDBAGS . '- j &jffi$Ff' CZ V.vSt turned out with dressmaker design,' ' j . j' V.K. smartly tailored calf . . . suedes ... if r, broadcloths ... Faille ... "Korday 5 V iSK& . , . . 1.SS to 5.S5 s ' I 1f ' V 10 ' GtovES . fWi detailed by artful hands . . elassle 1 ' m mw pull-ons ... dressmaker types ... nov- j X t WJf elty style ... in suede kidskin pig- . . V :' J ' skin cape "Fowne's," "Kislav," X r "Bacmo." Priced 1.98 to 8.8$ up . I ' rown' Fabricf 1.00 pr. I Fall Celebritlet - High -spirited hatg ; j fevlfcl. , youll wear with knowing chic side- I mjTnP swept profiles . . Halo Pompadour ,. S M'v? V imG ... postillions ... turbans . : : classics. " ! ' .. Black and colors .8S. to ?.8S . BRILLIANT COSTUME JEWELS? ', . ,.".' : In sold or silver metal settings... Glowing pin ... elipf I ,.; necklaces... lapel trims... aU iare show pieces... . . Priced 1, to S.9S Reception For School -.Staff Honoring Virgil Reese, new , principal of the Edison school, .Mrs. Reese, and the faculty of the school, the Edison P.-f.rf. is entertaining Wednesday eve ning at a reception at the school building, starting at eight o'clock. The executive group is in charge. ' '" Besides Mr, Reese, other staff members at fee school Include: Mrs. lola Houghton, Miss , Anne Moses, Miss Betty Ma hany, Miss Opal Woodson, Miss Marie Tinker, Mrs. Edith Hays, .Martin Burg. - . John Casteel of the Univer sity of Oregon is to be the speaker.. ; Refreshments -will be served. All . patrons of the school are invited. ANNOUNCEMENT was made recently by Mr. and Mrs. George Lamniers of the engage ment Of their daughter, Miss Margaret Lammers, to Corporal Donald Leech, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Leech of Port land. No date is set for .the wedding. Corporal Leech is stationed at Fort Lewis. TBI SEGISTER-GUASD,. EVGEWE,, ORISON, Features Of Benefit . Several interesting features are being arranged for the He Active club's annual benefit the afternoon of October 11 at fee Eugene hotel. . The event is given to aid fee WPA nursery school. . Card playing will begin at one-thirty o'clock. : There will be prizes at each table, in ad dition to a special prize. Play ing will begin as soon as the table arrives. v ' The style show is to be pre sented at three-thirty o'clock. Those not caring to play may purchase tickets for the style show. Kaufman Brothers store is to show ladies styles, Sus sel's store fee children's cloth ing, Johnson Furniture store is arranging fee stage. Dec orations and tellies will be in keeping with fee autumn theme. Mrs, Kieth Fennel! i chair man of fee ticket committee. All members of the club have tickets. Reservations may be made for table, individual, or party groups, or for fee styl show only. Music is planned, an instru mental trio to play at the be ginning of fee party and, dur ing fee style show. Girl Scouts are assisting with fee serving. Home made candy is being served and cookies wUI be sold. V PAST MATRONS club of Evangeline chapter, O. E. S tots its first meeting of the fall for next Friday, evening at the home of Mrs. O. S. Fletcher, 880 Twentieth avenue east, for dessert at seven-fifteen o'clock. Mrs. F. L. Beard and Mrs. W. B, Abel. will be assistant hostesses. .; D. A. V.-AUXILIAHY holds its regular business meeting Friday evening at eight o'clock in the armory. . , Youthful Charmer Enchanting fur fel, hgh off ffi face, -with part velvet skis-bows end a long veil for bock interest. EUGENE'S FASHION CENTEB Open House Of Club . Thursday Open house for members and guests is planned by fee Eu gene Business and Professional Women's club for tstxi Thurs day evening at the parish house of St, Mary's Episcopal church at seven-thirty o'clock.. A similar meeting is held each fall as fee club starts its pro gram of recreational groups. Each member is asked to invite a. guest for the evening, Mrs, Ella T. Edmonson, chairman of the membership committee and Mrs. Harold Jensen, chairman of the educa tion committee are ia charge. The club's recreation groups will be explained in a broad east by remote control from fee . recreation room of St. Mary : Episcopal church. This broad cast will outline fee advantages of each group. Short three t minute talks will, be given- by Mrs. Ella T. Edrsunson who will talk on "The Meaning .of Membership is .fee .Business and Professions! Women's Club; Mrs. B. W. Scniska, state fi , nance chairman, and .Br. Vic tory Morris, state research chairman. The Choral group under the leadership of - Mrs, Buford Boach will- furnish -fee music. - .- . Assisting on Mrs.' ' Edrattn son's committee are: Miss Ann Brenner, Miss Gladys Chase, Miss Helen Good enow, Mrs. Very Raye Lee, Miss Thelma Keaville, and Mrs. Jeannette Wheeler. Assisting Mrs. Jen sen are Mrs. Ruth Johnson, Miss Elaine Brown, Mrs. Bu ford Reach, Mrs. Floyd Hall, Mrs. Ruth Eichardson, Mr Evelyn Knight, Miss Dorothea Davenport, Mrs. Jeannette. Wheeler, Dr. Victory Morris, and Miss Clara Nasholra -Decorations are in charge of Miss Elaine Brown sad Mrs, Jeas ette Wheeler, and Mrs. J. F. White heads fee hospitality committee.. Groups Outlined ' The following groups ' are functioningr Book Wife Mrs. Bufe fifch ardson, leader, meets second and fourth Tuesdays at homes of members. This cooperative reading group will review and discuss books of interest to fee group in fee fields of travel, biography, exploration and fic tion. , ' Bridge There are feres eon tract groups. r Kurabej one, wife Evelyn Knight as leader, meets second and fourth Fridays at six-thirty o'clock. This group is filled. .Contract group Ho. 2 Mrs. Wheeler as leader -meets first and third Thursdays at seven-thirty o'clock; There are two vacancies in this group. Contract group No.. 3 with Dr. Victory Morris as leader, meets -second and fourth Tuesday evenings. .This Is a beginning group and open, The members of these- groups enjoy a gay evening of bridge and chance to Improve their game, Choral - Mrs, ; Buford Boach is leader, meet first and third - Wednesdays, Those interested in a evening of sing ing are. invited to . join this group. - , -.- ; . Drama Mr.'' Floyd ;.Hll u leader. Dates of meeting re not yet arranged. Members of this group will take part is short plays and skits, and study dramatic - work in accordance with fee desires of fee group. First Aid Miss Dorothea Davenport and Mrs. Glenn Pir tle as leaders, began this month . for twelve weeks, meeting on Wednesdays. A second group begins in January; If enough are interested,' First aid cer tificates ere given at comple tion of these courses. -. Handicraft There' are two handicraft groups. Number one, Mrs. Ruth Johnson ss leader, meets first end-third Thurs days, Ho. two wife-Miss El aine Brown as leader meets sec ond and fourth' Wednesdays, A social evening wife handiwork and chatting is enjoyed By these -groups. .. -'. . Bed Cross Mrs. Harold Jen- Campus Events Are Announced Bush week among fee wo men's sororities concludes Tues day evening of this week? wind ing up wife a dance honoring pledges of all groups, fee party to be in Gerlinger hall wife fee alumnae advisers and their hus bands as chaperons?The dance will be from nine until twelve o'clock. Dates for Sunday include dinner, from one until three o'clock and supper seven until nine o'clock. Preference niit is Monday, pledging Tuesday eve ning. ( For Freshrsen President and Mrs, Donald M. Erb will entertain for ihetr annual reception to fee fresh men Saturday evening in Mc Arfeur court, the annual "hello" dance to follow. After rush week, most of fee time will be taken up wife registration. Booked for October 2 is fee annual church night for the students. '. HONORING Mr.' and Mrs. Arthur W. Rutherford on the occasion of their golden wed ding anniversary, a group of relatives gathered at their home at SS3 Ferry street, Fri day evening. Mr. and Mrs, Rutherford were married in Cabell county, West Virginia, Sept 19, 1891, There are seven children in fee femily, including Elmer E, Rutherford of Casper, Wyom ing, Ernest S. Rutherford of Great Falls, Mont, Mrs. Erie 0. Evered of Nashua, Mont, Carl and Victor Rutherford of Eugene, Mrs. Carlos Morris of Medford, and Miss Gwendolyn G. Rutherford of Eugene, There also are twenty-seven grand- children and six great grand children. Both Mr. and Sirs. Ruther ford are natives of Ohio. They ' homesteaded near Rudyard Mont, in IS12, living there until 1931 when feey came to Eu gene. A family ' reunion marking fee occasion was as event of fee summer, ' THE MEETING of fee Letter Carriers auxiliary will be a Fri day evening dessert at the home of Mrs. Hershel Finkstsff, Mrs. Glens Pike is fee co-hostess. sen to be in charge of the Bed - Cross sewing. Beginning Oct 1, members may take sewing home instead of having a regu lar meeting sight. Sports This group wife Miss Hasholm as leader comprises the members -who enjoy sports, and the times of meeting vary with' seasons. Golf, bowling, and ice skating are among fee sports enjoyed fey this group. . A Touch of Velvet Blacl on BIack"-as-midnigHf crepes accented by rich, deep velvet . . . with interesting; 'deiaOs in velvet yokes, bands of rib bon at low waist lines, perky young bows. Mods! os s?feHi .' . Tiny velyst pete's -; cpp1Sp2d on black crepe . . . with v rieck and oMy-g9trd htr line for' flattering slmpBdty, . . EUQEKE'S F ASHIOKCEKTER Quota Meeting Monday Quota club has arranged a evening meeting Monday at aix-feirty o'clock at fee Eu gene hotel. The intematfoBsi relations committee is presenting fee program,' festering six reports from fee recent international convention at Lake Placid. These giving these reports and their topics include: Miss Thelma Neavflle, good citizen ship; Mrs, Earl Byrom, achieve ments of women; Mrs. E. A. Lundy, crime prevenSon; Mrs, A. Townserid, extending friend ly relations; Mrs. LiSiam Mor- :S" Settipterti Wststlta ttl I Patricia Petticoats... j 1, those sentinsenial c 5 -V ' ittls s'4ps you'll rav J-ii ' B I ' about , . s- : , SiPitf-irl IV .. ., - ndsiie-kK tepz&ass ' J lt i I- fitted bodice, r . f t H j -with . feat -tailored - . ; t it - j lock H- you .essirev j. , fly. ' i In white, reSsctiors, .- j f - " 'hsll, and black yNAv, -; I ' -. : priced at IM, Mh &L2fi VaatPfT. J end 3.S5.- . ' ' kfWUM2( ' E SS SNE' S F A SHI OK C ' W I iw k i r ,w fcrfa jP'.,;..; h.n - j i I Jure i i f n. v Ml 1 tea, SntesrsattoTsii rdtfoBtj ' Mrs. J. F, White, icg&ctao descrimfsitfsg tgsintt worms. On fee eemmittee tocharge for fee evening ire Krs. Lil lian Morton, Mrs, Ardafe Dn ie'isos, Mist Gladys Krle7f Mrs, A Towssesd. AMERICAN LEGIOK Pisry is to have its social meet, lag Tuesday evening $ eight o'clock at fee home of Mrs. Kyri Garnets. On the committee are Mr. Elmer - Geiger, K Garnett, Mrs, R. L. Robertson, Mrs, C. E. WiHiamseii, Kr. Lester Edbism, Mrs. Neil Rob-, ertsos, Mrs. Heiea Pierce, Mr. Joe Eednoschek. - Cards s : other games w2l fee played.. - -' SOROSIS club.. . Eseetisg Thursday afiernoss at fee home of Mrs, Andrew HilL : EKT.EJS f A . K A.I I
