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Pn-Vrtirsdcnr Gds Visits . r eighty women at- fclav in Eugene. Re- IW1 (rom Corvallis, ie fee Grove, Newport fedCUotcon. o convention of elected as follows: BS "on, Newport ' T( Vera Thompson, Kreddent; Mrs. Em "fj. CorvaUis, treas- 'aAuberry. Cot- chaplain; . - Bandon, conductor; T a. Bingham, Eugene, i . offices were fL I at this meeting. ' h2?. c eoda Daw- fTTaattery, Eugene. Lrf the officers, ami , w Eed that the next district K will be held next Lin Newport. , t fci om" . 48, -Auxiliary Club WjeetinqA J&tted JljM? Willamette NU-ENAMEL iMks Best-Stays Best SIGWAST'S Kennell-Ellli photo. Wiltshire engraving MR., MRS. FOSS Married recently at First Christian Church in Corvallls were Mr. and Mrs. Harold R. Foss (Eileen Ciark). ed Mrs. Ethel Felton, past depat ment treasurer and Mrs. Dollie . Brown, past department presi dent, both oi Corvallis, Mrs. Slat tery, Eugene, past department president, and Mrs. E. J. Collins, of Eugene, member of the de partment executive board. Mrs. Slattery and Mrs. Brown were appointed as critics for the work put on by delegations present. The Eugene group de monstrated initiation proceed ings. The traveling flag was pre sented to the Lebanon delega tion by Mrs. D. G. Driscoll, of the Eugene group. At noon convention delegates adjourned to the Osburn Hotel for' a luncheon. Light refreshments were ser ved delegates at the close of the meeting by the Eugene group. Ko-o-o 1r - Ah YOU'RE GOING iti BE MARRIED! SEE OUR DISTINCTIVE WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS INVITATIONS AND CARDS I Large Choice oi Styles I Prompt Service ' II Modestly Priced SHtlTON-TURNBULL-FULLER CO. PRINTERS tEut llth Phone 1663 1 " Lutheran Daughters of Cen tral Lutheran Church will meet Thursday evening at eight o'clock at the home of Mrs. Nor ris Jorgenson. A study topic and devotions have been plan ned. Neighbors of Woodcraft will meet Thursday at eight o'clock in the WOW Hall. Installation of officers will be held, follow ed by refreshments. Past presidents of the Wo men's Relief Corps will meet with Mrs. Ella Bray Friday af ternoon at two o'clock for a so cial meeting. Mrs. Rosina Pa trick will be hostess. Canton Hovey Auxiliary will meet Friday evening at eight o'clock at the IOOF Hall for a business meeting and Initiation of new members. On the refreshment committee for the social part of the even ing are Mrs. Bertha Dunbar Mrs. Mary Jane Smith, and Mrs. C. O. Webber. Women's Benefit Association will meet Friday evening at eight o'clock in the WOW Hall. Cards and refreshments have been arranged. Auxiliary to the Disabled American War Veterans will meet Friday evening at eight o'clock in the armory. Dele gates to the state convention, which will be held at Pendleton ' in June, will be elected. Women of the Moose will meet Friday evening at the Moose Hall at eight o'clock, with Mrs. E.' D. Faulkner, heme making chairman, in charge of the pro gram. On the refreshment committee will be Mrs. S. E. Wall, chair man, Mrs. Inez Remont, Mrs. Leonard Oswald, Mrs. Wilma Thorp, Mrs. Lela A. Grove, Mrs. John Mitchell, Mrs. M. Reed, Mrs. Margaret Otto, Mrs. Mamie Jordan and Mrs. Willamae Smith. The Sewing Club will meet Monday evening at the home of Mrs. E. D. Faulkner, in Spring field, and a card party has been planned for two o'clock Monday afternoon at the Moose Hall, with Mrs. Faulkner in charge. AUXILIARY TO MEET Women's Auxiliary to the Eu gene Typographical Union will meet Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock at the home of Mrs. S. A. McDonald, on River Avenue. PARISH WORKER TALKS Emmaus Lutheran Ladies Aid Society met" Thursday afternoon at the church. A parish worker from the United Lutheran Church was introduced and spoke briefly. Nineteen mem bers and four guests were pre sent. Appointed to the flower com mute for April were Mrs. G. M. Anderson and Mrs. Chris Chris tensen. On the serving commit tee for the month will be Mrs. Pi EASTER MEANS A NEW OUTFIT OF GAY FASHIONS Easter colls tor this figure-defining print dress. It's definitely "dress-up". Suit Loveliness reaches a new high In this beauti fully detailed and tailored dressmaker suit. Lingerie Is a lovely Easter gift for wife, mother or sweetheart. Make your elections now at our Lingerie Shop. Dramatize your Easter outfit with-Regency ruff hugging your throat! And with our new - blouses definitely on the upswing, you'll find Just the perfect white blouses here fof your new spring suit. iff itILLAS DRESS SALON ,ts Willamette Phone 4099 OVER POPE'S ICE CREAM SHOP Melvin Johnson, Mrs. Chris Mat son, Mrs. Man-in Mikkelsen, Mrs. Andrea Winther and Mrs. Carl Nielson. Mrs. Winther was hostess for the meeting. Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen will have potluck dinner Wednesday even ing at six o'clock at the Knights of Pythias Hall. On the dinner committee will be Mrs. G. C. Mead, Mrs. R. Jennings, Mrs. M. W. Strow bridge, and Mrs. W. N. McGuire. A business meeting will fol low the dinner at seven-thirty o'clock. HONORARY MEMBERS FETED AT GATHERING The twenty-fourth birthday of Grace Lutheran Ladies Aid Society was celebrated at a meeting Thursday in the church parlors. Seated at the birthday table were six honorary members of the Society, Mrs. Emma Ziniker, Mrs. Rudolph Lettau, Mrs. Louis Gieseke, Mrs. Ida Peltier, Mrs. Lula Smith, Mrs. J. W. Wooley and Mrs. Ida Peterman. Mem- bers of the Cottage Grove 'or ganization also were guests for the meeting. Mrs. Henry Dodge and Mrs. A. J. Bueltman were hostesses for the afternoon. PRESBYTERIAN REPORTED Evening Division of Central Presbyterian Women's Union met Thursday evening at the church to hear a report on the Presbyterial held recently at In dependence, Ore. Theme of the Prebyterial was "Peace". Devotions were led by Mrs. C. H. Secoy, with "Prayer" as the topic. At the dessert a surprise birthday cake and corsage was presented to Mrs. Secoy on the occasion of her birthday. Sixteen members attended tfof meeting. With Mrs. Secoy and Mrs. Roger Bales as hostesses. The group will meet next on May 2 at the church. GROUP INITIATED BY VFW AUXILIARY Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars met Thursday evening for installation and ini tiation. New members are Mrs. W. F. Early, Mrs. James Baker, Mrs. L. McDowell, Mrs. Herbert Smeed, Mrs. Harry Benston, and Mrs. J. S. Hooker.. A social meeting of the group has been planned for April 25 at the parish hall of St. Mary's Episcopal Church, with- a pot- . luck supper at six-thirty o'clock. Committees will be announced later. CLUB HAS DESSERT Thursday Club met this week at the heme of Mrs. Dale Rum ford, with eleven members and one guest present. A dessert luncheon was followed by a business meeting. HOSTESS TO CLUB Mrs. Glen Woods was hostess to the Westway Club Thursday afternoon. Honors at cards went to Mrs. George Bauer and Mrs. Fred Gibons. Mrs. Mary Dunn will be host ess at the next meeting. ORC, AUXILIARY, MEET FOR DINNER Auxiliary to the Order of Railway Conductors will have a potluck dinner Sunday even ing (tonight) at six o'clock in the Knights of Pythias HalL All members and their families will attend. On the committee will be Mrs. E. A'. Wood, Mrs. C. L. Bersch told, and Mrs. L. E. Bond. A lodge meeting will follow at seven-thirty o'clock. Harmony Bible Class of First Baptist Church will meet Mon day evening at seven-thirty o' clock in the church parlors for the annual business meeting and election of officers. On the refreshment committee are Mr. and Mrs. Warren Kor stad, chairmen, Mr. and Mrs. Merle Chase, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Auferoth, and Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Jones. Women's Union of Central Presbyterian Church will meet Tuesday afternoon at twelve fifteen o'clock in the junior room of the church, downstairs. Luncheon will be served in Fel lowship Hall at one o'clock by the East. Division. In the program following there will be music, devotions by Mrs. Frank Burgett, and a talk on "Easter Thoughts" by Mrs. Victor Morris. All women will be welcome. Circles of the Women's So ciety of Christian Service, First Methodist Church, will meet as follows on Tuesday: Circle One will meet at two fit Kennell-Ellla photo. Wiltshire engraving MR., MRS. JACOBS Annex of First Christian Church saw the recent wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Jacobs -' (Lucille Bishop) Mareh 24. Easter Successes . 5 For Euter V ! and on . . . your salt and coat from Kailes . . . handsomely tailored of the finest all-wool fabrics. Remember our CUSTOM TAILORING on suits and coats . . . order yours now! Kailes 1044 Willamette 3s? . Hs Kennell-EUls photo, Wiltshire engraving MR., MRS. MITCHELL Now living at 1430 Olive Street, Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Mit chell (Crystal Struckmeier) were married recently at Monroe. o'clock at the home of Mrs. F. M. Kyte, 930 River Road. Circle Two will meet with Mrs. J. W. Lewis, 1425 Tenth Avenue West at two o'clock, with Mrs. T. C. Hall assisting. Mrs. D. W. Crites, 1990 Alder Street, will be hostess to Circle Three at two-fifteen o'clock. Mrs. F. H. Martin, 667 Twelth Avenue East, will entertain Circle Four Tuesday afternoon, with Mrs. J. W. Wood and Mrs. H. Trombly- assisting. Circle Five wil meet with Miss Lucy Norton, 2160 Olive Street for a one-thirty o'clock dessert luncheon. Mrs. Arthur Rhune arf will assist. . Circle Six will meet with Mrs. Jessie Prosser Stewart, 216 Fourteenth Avenue East at two o'clock, with Mrs. A. A. Reid and Mrs. Nellie Tyson assisting. A one o'clock luncheon at the home of Mrs. Charles E. Tay lor, in The Braies, has been planned by Circle Seven. Mrs. Leonard A, Smith will be co hostess. Philathean Circle will meet at d-lub Calendar MONDAY Women of Moose Card Party, t p. m Moose Hall. IUahee Division, Auxiliary to B. of L. E., 1 p. m., In Knight at Pythias Halt. Religious Reading Group, First Con gregational Church, 2 p. m., with Mrs, Harmony " Bible Class, First Baptist Church. 7:30 p.m., in church parlors. Auxiliary to USWV, 7:30 p.m., in the armory. B'nai B'rith women's auxiliary, S p.m. Monday at Temple Beth Israel; a business session. FL Girls' Club, postpones to third Monday in April, with Mrs. Edward Stankey. Women of Moose Sewing Club, all evening, with Mrs. E. D. Faulkner, Springfield, Tnasday , Circles of WSCS. Methodist Church. See Monday Register-Guard iot places and time. Women's Union, Central Presbyter Ian Church. 12:15 p.m., at the church. Westside Unit, Eugene WCTU, 2 p.m.. With Mrs. F. E. Crafts. Young Women's Missionary Society, Church of Nazarene, 7:30 p.m., with Mrs. Charles Katchum. Loyal Star of America, 7:30 p.m., at Skinner Butte Cottage, Eagles Auxiliary, S p.m., at Eaglet Hall. Wednesday Dorcas Society, Seventh-day Adven tist Church, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., at the , church. Women's Council, First Christian Church, all day, at the church. Oregon Rose Lodge Thimble Club, Easter party for children, 2 p.m., at Skinner Butte Cottage, sastsiue unit, sugene wtrru, x p.m.. With Mrs. J. L. Hart. Whlteaker P-TA, 3:30 p.m., at the - school. Auxiliary to B. of R. T., 6 p.m. pot- luck, Knights of Pythias Ha Emmaus Lutheran Dorcas' Needle) Club. 8 p.m., with Misses Dorothy and Margaret Christiansen. Thursday . Fairmount Presbyterian Women's Union, 12:30 p.m. potluck, at the church. Independent Study Group, First Christian Church, 2 p.m., church an nex. Central Lutheran Ladle Aid Soci ety, 2:30 p.m.. with Mrs. Carl Ledahl. Lutheran Daughter of Central Lutheran Church, ft p.m., with Mrs. Morris Dorgenson. Neighbors of Woodcraft, 8 p.m., WOW Hall. -Friday Past Presidents. Woman's Relief Corps, 2 p.m., with Mrs. Ella Bray. Iota Sigma, Beta Chapter, 7:30 p.m., with Mrs. E. G. Lockard, 1437 High SU Canton Hovey Auxiliary, 8 p.m., at IOOF Hall. Women's Benefit Association, 8 p.m WOW Hall. Auxiliary to Disabled American Vet erans, 8 p.m., at the armory.. Women of the Moose, 8 p.m., at Moose Hall. avmieue KeUlcr-lurq, bugtmc, ore., buuuay, AprU 1, 110 ime) 31 Group ol First Christian Church will meet Thursday afternoon at two o'clock at the church an nex. Mrs. Violet Mitchell will lead a discussion on "Reconstruction of Churches in the Philippines." STAR CLUB TO HOLD POTLUCK LUNCHEON Evangeline Star Club will meet for one o'clock potluck luncheon Wednesday afternoon at the downtown Masonic Tem ple. Chairman of the meeting will be Mrs. B. H. Hunter, assisted by Mrs. Carroll Adams, Mrs. L. G. Engwall, Mrs. Everett Van Fossen and Mrs. Emma Rlchter. Mrs. Lawrence Hunter will 1 card chairman. -J All women of the chapter and all unaffiliated members of the order are invited. y v 2 ' Hen smoouung ' o PAINTS VARNISHES ,1 ENAMELS i t e i LIGHTNING'S USl Wlllimctle Phsne 1316 m seven-thirty o'clock in the even ing in the church parlors, with Mrs. Charles ' Andreason and Mrs. E. O. Harris as hostesses. Devotions will be led by Mrs. J. M. Lindley, and Mrs.' J. W. Ash will be in charge of the program. Loyal Star of America will meet Tuesday evening at seven thirty o'clock in the Skinner Butte Cottage, with' initiation of new members planned. Re freshments will be served after the lodge meeting. Thimble Club of Oregon Rose Lodge will sponsor an Easter party for children of lodge mem bers Wednesday afternoon at tw o'clock in the Skinner Butte Cottage. A dessert luncheon and entertainment, has been planned. 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