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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (March 16, 1947)
fityClub Listed ,5d to meet this week. l ' A. W. Herrman, P rt and M"- S. fvilUrd S feet, ana . WJM Mies Clara Lou- Iff"";"";, interested la U5S the Eugene City yjl,. hnmeot Mr. Harry Llchtjr, at two-thirty o'clock. The clasa will discuss "Realism and Impressionism In French Art." The works of Paul Gaugln and Vincent Van Gogh will be stud ied. Mrs. T. S. Zimmerman has returned from Chicago and will tell about her visit to the Art In stitute. Members are asked to bring their mounted prints. New members are welcome. WOMEN'S COUNCIL of First Christian Church will meet all day Wednesday in the White Room of the church for sewing. Potluck luncheon will be held at noon. timet DON'T DISCOUKAMDI j wit hwhh CanVnt, A tnr ippllmlooi lOMf MV-II VOU WIU Tii n.lrnr. In.. i mooch u4 Mir It rouarlookfaf' Cabmu Warn k doc i dm or rioM tfm wuIim aS. SfaampooiiVftctttaUflmpronithcrkb.wirmacwcoloc ad imtm you our i SUV fiub. diu tad ranril to the a ran n o (UNa prmuiMot, CANUTE WATER PmeolorliHisdaTiaMair. SOrwwidMtt hur to dajb sue. HIAUY SAHI SUa tm NOT wU, Fiorbuiiil4iiuouoAmiic'iamlwUaiTrauii, , Noomerpieductconmofcoalltheit claims Daughters of Nile Luncheon at Hotel Eugene Club, Daughters of the' Ne. will meet for luncheon Wednesday afternoon at twelve-forty-five o'clock, at the Eugene Hotel. A business meeting will follow the luncheon, and the af ternoon will be spent at cards. Mrs. E. M. Reagan is chairman of the committee, which also in cludes Mrs. M. E. Batchelor, Mrs. E. C. Hall, Mrs.. Faye Adams, Mrs. L. M. Orchard, Mrs. S. C. Waters, Mrs. Clair Hoflich, Mrs w. O. Greig and Mrs. W. H. Lush. Those planning to attend are asked to telephone Mrs. Grieg, 5117J, or Mrs. Lush, 2332M, by Monday evening. A benefit card party Is planned by the Eugene Club for the lat ter part of April, at which Mrs. E. E. Hlltibrand and Mrs. R. L. Collins will be co-chairmen. NINETY-EIGHT Inner Circle of United Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary will meet with Mrs. Charles Purvis, 592 Fifth Avenue West, Monday afternoon at two o'clock. Members are directed to take the Four Corner! bus and get off at Fifth and Jefferson Streets. YloJ.l . Yjew Spring Colort . . Vjew lle eqance at aw II 111. 832 Willamette St ld&ter Apparel at Uriels lor Jc oil SUITS COATS DRESSES - AS TRADITIONAL AS THE BRIDE'S BOUQUET 1 BEAUTIFUL LENOX.; ONE OF THE WORLD'S FINE CHINAS J0 yrs after die flower Mre dried to a sweet memory, ws China will be a daily JWer of That Day. Don't 5ht debate translaeence weave you. Lenox b made for daily use;;; and doeayoa proud on special occasions; Oar wealth of open stock pat tern give yon ample choice ; . . whether you start on modest or grand scale. Lenox Lamps HOFFMAN'S ewetei fevuelerd BROADWAY & WILLAMETTE Lenox Figurinef Kennell-EUlf photo. Wlltihln engraving. MISS ASHWORTH The marriage of Miaa Jean Ashworth, of Koseburg, former local student, to James Morrow of Medford is scheduled to take place In Eugene March 23. REBEKAHS PLAN TO HAVE. INITIATION Candidates will be initiated t the meeting of Eugene Re- bekahs Wednesday evening. Members whose names begin with I, J, K, L and M, will fur nish refreshments. Mrs. Wayne McWhorter and Mrs. J. F. In man will act as co-chairmen. Mrs. J. O. Johnson will have charge of decorations and Mrs. C. A. Lund is program chair man. The Rebekahs are joining the Odd Fellows Lodge at a St. Patrick's dance Tuesday, March 18. All ladies are to bring sand wiches. Degree Staff of the lodge is to meet for rehearsal Monday evening at eight o'clock, in the Odd Fellows Temple. STATE. OFFICER COMING TO VISIT RNA HERE Mrs. May E. Logan of Port land,' state superintendent of Royal Neighbors of America, will visit the local lodge at Its meeting Thursday evening at eight o'clock in the Knights pf Pythias Hall. This meeting also Is the' . thirty-seventh anniversary . of the the founding of the Eugene chapter. Chapter members and those having their birthdays in January, February and March will be honored. The refreshment committee is Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Denney, Mrs. Charles Hastings, Mrs. Lester Barker, Mrs. J. Kuni, Mrs. Arlie Meek and Mrs. C. A. Cross. DEGREE OF HONOR LISTS CARD PARTY Degree of Honor card party will be held Monday evening at the Skinner Butte Cottage at seven-thirty o'clock. Bridge, pinochle and five hundred will be played. Mrs. L. R. Harring ton is general chairman, to be assisted by Mrs. Abe Chancellor, Mrs. Ed Sheely and Mrs. Marion Savage. The refreshment committee if Mrs. Gail Aman, Mrs. O. H. Bray and Mrs. Charles Boyd. It la open to the public. Executive board of Degree of Honor will meet Friday for a on o'clock luncheon with Mrs. Charles Boyd. FIRST METHODIST Service Guild is to meet with Mrs. Grant B. Crakes, 695 Twenty-first Avenue West, Tuesday evening at eight o'clock. Assisting the hostess will be Mrs. George S. McCracken and ' Mrs; Lester Schlenger. James Kays will sing; and Robert J. Bull will talk about race relations. MONDAY EVENING at eight o'clock Women of the Moose Graduate Regents will meet with Mrs. Allie Clark. Mrs. Joseph Bartlett is to be co-hostess. Women of the Moose Sponsor's Dinner Is to be held Tuesday evening at six-thirty o'clock. The evening card party will be held at eight o'clock at the Moose Hall. PYTHIAN SUNSHINE Girls have scheduled a silver tea to be held following the meeting of Helmetta Temple, Pythian Sisters, at the Knights of Pythias Hall Tuesday evening. The lodge meeting will begin at eight o'clock. In charge of the tea are Miss Elnora Aydelott, chairman; Miss Beatrice Spurgin,and Miss Una del Rathbun. OREGON ROSE LODGE will hold Its regular meeting Wed- . nesday evening at seven-thirty o'clock at the Knights of Pythias Hall. Special entertainment, di rected by Mrs. P. A. Saunders, will be presented by the enter tainment committee. EAGLES AUXILIARY wiU hold a corned beef-and-cabbage dinner at the Eagles Lodge, Sun-' day (today), at four o'clock. A social meeting is scheduled-for Friday evening at the lodge hall t seven-thirty o'clock. . MRS. EDWARD F. PRUITT will have charge of the program for Loyal Star of America at its meeting Thursday evening at seven-thirty o'clock at the Os burn Hotel. , WOMEN'S EXECUTIVE BOARD of Central Presbyterian Church will meet at the church Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock.' HOSTESS for the Friendly Bible Class of First Methodist Church will be Mrs. W. T. Mc Dermott, 1358 V4 Oak Street, Fri- ; day afternoon - at one o'clock. Miss Jennie Allen will assist. . WORLD CHURCH and Bible Study Group of First Congre gational will meet with Miss Helen Staples, Monday after noon at two o'clock. . Women's League will meet Tuesday at two o'clock in the Wheeler Room. An Easter pro gram will be in the charge of Mrs. John Barber. Special mu sic is in the charge of Mrs. F. M. Hunter. The tea committee is Mrs. H. C. McMurty, chairman; Mrs Paul C. Packer and Mrs. Edgar E. DeCou. MRS. A. B. PETERSON will talk about Kodiac, Alaska, at the meeting of Imo Ruyle Mission ary Circle which will be held in the First Baptist Church parlors Tuesday evening at seven-forty-five o'clock. Mrs. F. K. Brewer will lead devotions and Mrs. Emery Begg will open the love gift. Hostesses are Mrs. Eugene Eichmyer, Mrs. George West, Mrs. Eugene Lockard and Mrs. Harold Pitcher. . FIRST BAPTIST Co-Workers will meet' with Mrs. William Wood, 138 Twelfth Avenue West, Friday afternoon at two o'clock. Assisting will be Mrs. William Forrester, Mrs. Jamie McClain' and Mrs. E. StillweU. REPORTS of the district con vention of Women's Relief Corps will be heard at the meeting of the group Thursday afternoon at two o'clock at the Armory. Thirty-six attended from Eu gene. Mrs. Alice Larson, national president of the Relief Corps was present. The convention will be held In Bandon next year. , LUTHERAN DAUGHTERS of Central Lutheran Church met recently with Mrs. Francis Be vard. Devotions were led by Mrs. Bevard. The topic of missions was discussed by Mrs. Percy Ed wards. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Charles Dirlam March 27. Eugene Rerlater-Gaard, Eugene, Ore., Bungay. War. 1J, 1847, Page tt Jkeine. tV PRIMROSES DELPHINIUM ROCK PLANTS Ton Are Invited to See Them at TRAILSIDE GARDENS . One Mile North of the State Game Farm GEORGE HORTON ALICE CHASE ELMO BAILEY permanent lAJate Decltn iciani Factory trained at Helens Cur tis training center, Chicago, to serve your needs. Permanent Waving k Hair Styling ir Expert Hair Cutting Jlte lAJaie Joom 130 East 11th Ave. Phone 5912-J COMPLETE BEAUTY SERVICE "One Su-tib. wiAiiNG i TEXTRON iioosi Lace embroidery pirouettes from shoulder to shoulder and looks delightfully new. 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