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der of Rainbow SJ Tea Event ffljk Founding L.lin.A.seml'ly of Rain "ToirHls sponsoring a sil- 5 sunday' Ap;11 '7b.ofMr.and Mrs. G. 24 Twentieth Avenue K fi S. anniversary 'of IfSof Rainbow. The ,.7in of Kainoow. SSffl be sent to Forest KJ use at the Masonic fjern Star home. i.ht o'clock of the same there will be public in of officers of Evange CmUatthe Masonic rTenth and Olive. An in "tolJ extended to memDers Eastern Star chapters, IS, Rainbow As Slab's Daughters. De- 'lotions with Masonic af- rtr friends' t0 jjrf both affairs PLANNING fnVTl INSTITUTE rJ. County Woman's Chris $PTance Union Institute' Uheldat Cottage Grove in bi preSDyi1""' P' hooinnine at ten- M Necta Buck. STdlrtctor of international re ! peace, will be guest Beaker- 7covered-dish luncheon is .Jjiiled for noon. The public liivitea. .. Jl fBEAUTY has joined our staff FRIEDA KOPPE ALICE KEELER jsRACE CRAKES 3UBY SHIPP VIRGINIA BORGAARD GENE C. GIBSON J DURING THE TELEPHONE STRIKE Drop us a card for an appointment. In the event the time you state' is unobtainable, we will gladly try to make a suitable adjustment. u 29 West 11th Upstairs- - Snuff Walla Valla College Orchestra Due Here Walla Walla College Symphony Orchestra will present a concert Monday evening at eight o'clock in the Streamlined Auditorium, Eleventh and Polk Streets. H. Mitzelfelt is the director. The orchestra is on a tour of Wash ington and Oregon. Walla Walla College is a Seventh-day Adventist state ac credited college. Several alumni live in Eugene. . A social committee will enter tain the musicians in the new dining room of the auditorium, which adjoins the Warren School. The concert is open to the publie without charge, but an offering will be taken. Bethlehem Shrine To Install Officers " Bethelehem Shrine, White Shrine of Jerusalem, will hold open installation of officers at the Masonic Temple, Thursday evening at nine o'clock, after the regular meeting of the order. Following the Installation a reception, honoring the officers of 1946-47 will be held. Officers and queen attendants tor 1947 are to meet at the Temple Sun day afternoon at two o'clot for rehearsal. EAGLES AUXILIARY will meet Tuesday evening at eight o'clock at Eagles Hall. There will be initiation of new mem bers and nomination of officers. . WE ARE HAPPY TO ANNOUNCE 11 10 . Cute for yon designed especially for or FOR PRINT AND CORD WEEK Nothing could be cuter them the Coca Cola Print, or the other Ana cotton Toon MUler Junior featured In pastels, cheeks and pledde at prices from 8.95 to 14.95 Natural History Society Announces ruture Meetings Regular meeting of the Natural History Society will be held at eight o'clock Friday evening 101 Condon Hall. Dr A. R. Moore will talk on "Glimpses of Brazil" which will be illustrated with colored slides and movies. Dr. Moore is research profes sor of general physiology, at the University of Oregon. The mov ies and slides were taken when he was visiting professor to the Biophysical Institute of the Medical School in the University of Brazil at Rio de Janeiro. There will be a field trip Sun day afternoon, April 27, provided it does not rain. Dr. Warren D. Smith, head of the Department of Geology and Geography will lead the trip, which will be to fossil beds near Goshen and to Meridian Dam site. The ffrniin will afternoon at one-forty-five o'clock at Condon Hall and will leave promptly at two o'clock. Pre-arranged transportation U advisable. The public is Invited to par ticipate in any Natural History Society activities. Son's Wedding Held On Anniversary McKENZIE BRIDGE A re cent wedding was that of Miss Mary Jane Baker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Baker, to Jules M. Toliver, son of Capt. and Mrs. E. R. Toliver, all of MoKenzie Bridge. The ceremony was solemnized at the home of the bridegroom's parents, Capt. and Mrs. E. R. Toliver. It was also their wed- ding anniversary. The bride wore a white fish tail suit and . carried red rose buds. She was given in marriage by her father. Attending her was her sister, Mrs. Bettye Link. Immediately following the ceremony a reception was held. Refreshments were served by " Mrs. Baker, Mrs. Toliver and . Mrs. Link. The young couple it living at McKenzie Bridge. PROGRAM LED BY MRS. WRIGHT Women's League of Congrega tional Church met recently at the church, and a missionary program was given by Mrs. Leavitt Wright. Main subject was the unification of the Presbyterian, Congrega tional, Methodist and Anglican ' churches in India, under the name "Church of South India." Vocal numbers were given by Mrs. Louis J. Murdock with Mrs. P. H. Lehman accompanying. Tea was served by Mrs. Austin Dodds, Mrs. Hawley F. Halverson and Miss M. Ethel Taylor. Plans are being made for mem bers to attend the East Willam ette Association of Congregational Churches on April 25 in Corvallis. ... the new "Coke Bar" print Joan Miller by AMER1TEX It'sSanforized pique . cool and refreshing at your bottle of Cokef. In a choice of two prints Red, Black and Turquoise, Turquoise, Brown and Tellow. Junior sizes 9-18., About 8.95 . Notification Made Of Vocal Contest Notification has gone out to all city high schools of the forth coming vocal music competition between senior students chosen to represent each school, for the Maud Densmore Music Scholar ship offered annually by the Eugene Women's Choral Club. The award is one year's tuition in vocal music at the University of Oregon. The scholarship committee of the women's chorus is comprised of Mrs. J. M. Gravenstein, Mrs. Louis J. Murdock and Miss Marie Mitchell. Each school will choose one senior student as its representa tive, reporting to the committee. On a date to be set by Dean Theodore Kratt of the School of Music, a competition will be held between them, before competent judges, to determine which shall receive the scholarship. The win ner will be announced at the annual spring concert by the chorus, April 29. MISS RANSOM HONORED AT BRIDAL SHOWEJR Mrs. Fred Koken was hostesi for a bridal shower Saturday in honor of Miss Delcie Ransom, bride-elect of Thomas Theodore Butler. The hostess presented Miss Ransom with a corsage of hyacinths and rosebuds from which hung many colored rib bons. Attached to the ribbons were verses instructing her where to find the numerous gifts. Refreshments were served. Invited guests were Mrs. Fletcher Skillern, Mrs. Fred Chandler, Mrs. Mert Folts, Mrs. Howard Ormiston, Mrs. Preston Butler, Mrs. B. M. Williams, Mrs. I. C. Richards, Mrs. George Knight,' Mrs. Harry Nebergall, , Mrs. Harold McDaniel, Mrs. Clay Barnes, Mrs. B. A. Martin, Mrs. C. B. Swango and Mrs. Walter M. Ransom. ' ENTERTAINMENT PLANNED FOR WIVES OF DOCTORS tyomen wno accompany their husbands to the meeting of the Central Willamette Medical So ciety in Eugene next Saturday, April 26, will be entertained at afternoon and evening events, states Mrs. Donald Slocum, whose husband, Dr. Slocum, is president of the society. Women will be included in the social functions of 'the evening, a din ner and dance, and they also are invited to a bridge luncheon at the Eugene Hotel. The wives' entertainment is included in the registration fees paid by the physicians, states Mrs. Slocum. DINNER FOR VISITOR Honoring Mrs. Nettie Carnes of Aurora, Nebr., who spent the win ter here visiting her daughter, Mrs. N. J. Vanskike, 1934 Cleve land Street, and her sister. Mrs. M. A. Chamberlain of River Road, a dinner was given Monday eve ning at the Vanskike home. Present were, besides Mrs. Carnes and Mrs. Vanskike, Mrs. M. A. Chamberlain, Mrs. Glen Chamberlain, Mrs. Joe Chamber lain and son, Paul; Mrs. Ruth Chamberlain Clar and 'twin daughters, Mrs. Mason, Mrs. Wal ter Bragg, and Miss Mary Cham berlain, WISCONSIN CLUB SPONSORS DANCE Wisconsin Club will have a dance Monday evening at WOW Hall, with dancing from eight until eleven o'clock. Members are asked to bring guests, as ad mission is by invitation. ALPHA EPSILON Theta Rho Girls are to meet for practice Sunday afternoon (today) at three o'clock in the IOOF Hall, The regular meeting of the group will be Wednesday eve ning at seven o'clock, when initiation is scheduled. Odd Fel lows and Rebekahs are invited to attend. MUSTER DAY . wlU be ob served at a dinner meeting of General Lawton camp and aux iliary, United Spanish War Vet erans, today at one o'clock, at the Armory. Members will pro vide covered dishes. Mrs. Archie Steele is dinner chairman, FIRST DIVISION of St. Mary's Catholic Altar Society will meet at the home of Mrs. Sam Watson, 1045 Monroe Street, Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock, Mrs. H. Schaffer and Mrs. Dessie Bolter will assist MAY M O T H E R S D A Y May we suggest your portrait for mother on "her day" or maybe you should male on appointment for mother to have her portrait made- Club Caiendc ar Monday Past Matrons of Amaranth, with Mrs. E. C. Hall, 8 p. m. Obsidian Princesses, with Miss Helen Smith, 8 p. m. Auxiliary to Brotherhood of Railway Clerks, with Mrs. George Clemons, r:30 p. m. Shakespeare Club, with Mrs. Virgil Earl, afternoon. Ninety-eight Inner Circle of USWV Auxiliary, with Mrs. R. E. Peerce, 2 p. m. Wisconsin Club, WOW Hall, 8 p. m. World Church and Bible Study Group, with Miss Helen Staples, 2 p. m. War Relief Sewing Group of Helmetta Temple, with Mrs. Lewis Myers, 7:30 p. m. Chapter H, P. E. O, 2384 Washington Street, 7:15 p. m. Domestic Art Club, with Mrs. Stanley Stevenson, 2 p. m. Eugene Weavers' Guild, with Miss Beryl Defored, 8 p. m. Co-ed Advisory Committee, YWCA Community Center, 8 p. Blue River Chapter Lists Three Events McKenzie River Masons and Blue River Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, will hold a joint potluck supper Tuesday evening at six-thirty o'clock, at McKen zie River Masonic Temple, 850 Fourteenth Avenue East. Fam ilies of members of both organi zations will participate, and vis iting members are invited. The committee in charge of the supper will be: Mr. and Mrs. Willis Wiper, chairmen, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Totman, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Becker, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Drews, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Rutledge, Mr.' and Mrs. Robert Cross. Following the supper a short entertainment will be given by Cy Nunz of San Francisco who will be assisted by Melvin Drews. Cards will be played afterward, with Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Williams as chairmen. Regular meeting of Blue River Chapter, OES, will be neld Wednesday at eight oclock at Mc Kenzie River Temple. There will be initiation. Refreshments will be served following the meeting, with the following committee in charge: Mr. R. G. McMullen, Mrs. Larry Watson, Mrs. C. W. Hall and Mrs. R. M. Richard. Decorations are to be arranged by Mrs. R. F. Jepsen and Mrs. Elwood Soacey. Visiting Star members are very welcome Luncheon Set All members of the chapter and visiting Star members are invited to attend the Star Club potluck luncheon to be held Fri day at twelve-forty-five o'clock at McKenzie River Temple. The committee will be announced at the meeting of the chapter. A social hour and cards will fol low the luncheon. GRADUATE REGENTS of Women of the Moose will meet with Mrs. Claud Allumbaugh Tuesday evening at eight o'clock. Three were initiated at the last chapter meeting, Mrs. Clara Paisley, Mrs.-. Irene Henry, Mrs. Gertrude Rexroth. Chapter meeting is scheduled for eight o'clock Friday evening at the Moose Hall. Executive Board will meet at one o'clock Friday afternoon at the Moose Hall. CIRCLES of Woman's Society of Christian Service of First Methodist Church are to meet Thesday afternoon at one-fifteen o'clock in the church par lors. The Rev. David Seaman will be program leader. Mrs. Seaman and a group of univer sity students will present a dem onstration of religious activity on the campus. Tea will be served by the Methodist Service Guild. NINETY-EIGHT Inner Circle of United Spanish War Veterans auxiliary will meet Monday af ternoon at two o'clock at the home of Mrs. R. E. Peerce, 424 Howard Avenue. LETTER CARRIERS' Auxil iary will , meet with Mrs. Wayne Lewis, 780 Van Buren Street, Tuesday evening at-seven-thirty o'clock. 11 M O T H E R S D A Y Business Women To Have Election At Annual Meeting Officers will be elected at the annual meeting of the Eugene Business and Professional Wom en's Club at six-thirty o'clock dinner Thursday evening at the Osburn Hotel. Annual reports will be given. Theme of the evening will be "Ways to Become Budgetwise. ' Mrs. Jean Poull will give a read ing. The committee for the dinner is headed by Miss Geneva Blaine, and includes Mrs. Mary Pernot, Mrs. Ruby Miller, Mrs. Ruth Johnson, Mrs. Irma Miller, Mine Clara Nasholm, Mrs. Ruth Sand ers, Mrs. Rachel Johnson, Dr. Allie Smith, Miss Gertrude Han sen, Mrs. E. M. Porterfield, and Miss Gladys Chase. WOMEN'S RELIEF CORPS GIVES MONTH'S REPORT J. W. Geary Women's Relief Corps met at the Armory Thurs day afternoon. The meeting was called to order by the president, Mrs. Pheobe Flynn. Roll call found all officers in their chairs. Following the opening cere mony, balloting and initiation was held for Mrs. T. E. Keeler. The relief committee reported one-hundred-thirty-four calls. This included the calls on Civil War widows. Seventy cards were sent to sick and shut-ins, four teen bouquets and twenty hours of work for needy persons was reported. Mrs. Ray C. Brown, den moth er of Den Four and five mem bers of Pack 351 were admitted. Mrs. Bertha We3trope, patriotic instructor, of the. corps, presented , them with an American Flag, ' using the speech with which Washington accepted the first American Flag. . SUNDAY EVENTS PUT OFF TO FALL Y-Pongos, young business women affiliated with the YWCA at a short business meeting fol lowing an "indoor picnic" this week, voted to cancel its Sun day afternoon "open house" at the Community Center until next fall. Tentative plans were tnede for members to spend a week end at the coast in June. BEARDS RETURN FROM SOUTH Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Beard have just returned from a trip of several months 'in southern California. They made their home at Pasadena and from there visited Palm Springs and Los Angeles, stopping on the re turn trip to visit relatives in San Francisco and Sacramento. CLUB MEETS Westway Club met recently with Mrs. George Bauer for a. one o'clock luncheon which was followed by cards. Eleven were present. Mrs. Harry Wheeler and Mrs. Etta Teal received hon ors. The next meeting of the group will be with Mrs. Teal May 1. AUXILIARY to Brotherhood of Railway Clerks will meet . with Mrs. George Clemens Mon day evening for a seven-thirty o'clock dessert WORLD CHURCH and Bible Study Group will meet Mon day afternoon at two o'clock at the home of Miss Helen Staples, 1301 Ferry Street. refill k in 1 1 1 1 hi hi iii i i in Eugene Reghter-Onarf. Eugene, LEGION AUXILIARY TO HAVE INSTALLATION American Legion Auxiliary has scheduled a social evening for Tuesday at the River Road Women's clubhouse. Candidates will be initiated. All members are to attend and bring eligible guests. Past presidents-of the unit and past commanders of the post were honored at a recent joint meeting of the groups. Marvin Krenk of the University of Ore k Our operate ax killed to atve you professional service ' of the highest order. 130 East 11th Avenue New Telephone 1924 Complete Beauty Service You can prevent this new crop o$ hungry youngsters from ruining your furs. Send them to us for refrigerated protection during the warm months ahead. . MATHEWS FUR SHOP 111 W. 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