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Sections Start
Sections of City Club now are
starting their several meetings.
Discussion group met in the past
week. The class in Textile Craft
will have its first meeting Tues
day evening at seven-thirty
o'clock, at the home of Mrs.
George Graves, chairman, 1240
Mill Street. Mrs. Truman Grove
will be instructor, and Mrs. C. L.
Lamont will discuss the topic:
"How to Do." Mrs. Harry M.
Lichty and Mrs. H. B. Page will
be hostesses. Members are asked
to bring kits and materials for
work.
Art Group
- Art section also will have a
Annual Tea
Date Is Set
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'Guest Night' Plans
Announced by Zonta
Club for Wednesday
Guest night will be observed at
the Wednesday evening dessert
meeting of Zonta Club at seven
thirty o'clock in the Mirror
Room of Eugene Hotel. Members
to be honored at this meeting are
Dr. Leslie Kent, a charter mem
ber, who recently was elected
president of the Oregon State
Medical association; and Mrs.
Clara Sigman. declared the out
standing insurance woman in
Lane County.
Mrs. Sigman will be the
speaker for the evening, discuss
ing "Insurance." Delegates will
be elected to District Six con
vention, which will be held at
Corvallis October 18-19, at the
Benton Hotel. Guests for the
evening will be Mrs. Dorothy
Metzger, Mrs. Fred Murphy and
Mrs. Frank Bonson.
The hospitality committee will
have charge, with Mrs. J. S.
Rosencrans as chairman.
meeting this week, Thursday
afternoon at two-thirty o'clock,
at the home of Mrs. Mary B.
Wheeler. 310 Fourteenth Avenue
East. Theme for the year is:
"Art Is the Product of Life
Itself." The study will start
with consideration of American
art. "Historical Background"
will be discussed by Mrs. T. S.
Zimmerman, and "The Hudson
River School" will be the topic
of Mrs. J. E. Brunton. Hostess
is Mrs. Ernest Armes.
An award will be given the
member bringing the. largest
number of mounted prints.
Members are asked to invite
friends.
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1 to 3 P.M. Sept. 16 to 21st
7.30 to 9 P.M. Saturday, Sept. 20th
WOMEN INVITED
TO HEAR PROGRAM
The monthly meeting of Eu
gene Central Unit, Women's
Christian Temperance Union,
will be held Thursday afternoon
at two o'clock, at the home of
OUOX Mrs- L- E. Allumbaugh, 1379 Mill
street, ihe program will be on
child welfare, and all women of
the city are invited to attend if
interested.
This will be the last meeting
of the fiscal year, the new term
starting in October, and there is
important business.
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HAS GlEST DANCE
The first midmonth dance of
Wisconsin Club since spring will
be held Monday evening at the
WOW Hall, from nine until
twelve o'clock. Guest night will
be observed and all members are
to bring guests.
NINETY-EIGHT INNER CIR
CLE will meet with Mrs. R. E.
Peerce, 424 Howard Avenue,
Monday ' afternoon at two
o'clock.
BUSINESS WOMEN'S CLASS
of First Christian Church will
meet Tuesday evening at seven-forty-five
o'clock with Mrs.
Sterling F. Patterson, 92 Nine
teenth Avenue West. The theme
for the program will be "The
Last Round-up."
METHODIST SERVICE
GUILD will meet Tuesday at
eight o'clock with Mrs. Fred M.
Brown, 595 Sunnyside Drive.
Assistant hostesses will be Mrs.
.1. E. Morehouse and Mrs. Glen
Gregory.
1MO RUYLE CIRCLE of First
Baptist Church will meet Tues
day evening at seven-forty-five
o'clock in the church parlor.
Hostesses will be Mrs. Leo Def
fenbacher, Mrs. Henry Burch,
Mrs. O. B. Campbell and Mrs.
Florence Dugan.
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City P-TA Council
Sets First Session
Eugene Council of Parent
Teachers Association will hold
its first session Monday after
noon at one-thirty o'clock at
Frances Willard School. Mrs. L.
E. Tucker will preside.
Superintendent of Schools,
Clarence Hines will introduce
Glenn F. Simmons, chairman of
Lane County Tax Control Com
mittee, who will be the speaker.
Try-Outs Repeated
By Women's Chorus
Second rehearsal of the sea
son is set for the Women's Chor
al Club Monday evening at Main
auditorium of Central Presby
terian Church. The meeting is at
seven-thirty o'clock, and those
who are interested in becoming
new members of the chorus may
come at that time and listen to
the rehearsal if they wish, tak
ing their try-outs at nine o'clock;
or they may come at the later
hour if they wish.
Former members are advised
that all music is at hand ready
to begin the season's work.
MUSICAL PROGRAM
PLANNED AS PART
OF CDA OPEN HOl'SE
A musical program by Miss
Maurine Bartholomew, vocalist,
and Miss Mary Lou Dawson,
who will play her accompani
ments, will be given at the Open
House announced by Catholic
Daughters of America for Wed
nesday evening. The reception
will be at the Community Cen
ter, 1076 Willamette Street, from
eight to ten o'clock.
EVANGELINE CHAPTER
TO HONOR STAR POINTS
Evangeline Chapter, Order of
the Eastern Star, will hold a
stated meeting Friday evening at
eight o'clock, and Star Points of
the chapter will be honored.
Guest chapters from Salem,
Stayton and Springfield have
been invited.
The committee for refresh
ments is Mrs. George Kardell,
chairman; Mrs. Fred Kardell,
co-chairman; Mrs. L. W. Bigger
staff, Mrs. Vernon Perkins, Mrs.
Earl Schroeder, Mrs. Floy T.
Hopper, Mrs. W. F. Montgomery.
Mrs. Erna Maurer. Mrs. Mae
Rappaport. Mrs. Donald Bevins,
Mrs. A. S. Folgelstrom. Miss Sal
ly E. Skene.
HOSTESSES NAMED
Mrs. W. R. Hall and Mrs. Mar
garet McCloskey will be co-hostesses
Thursday for the card
party to be given by Ladies of
the Elks.
LOYAL WORKERS' CLASS
of First Christian Church will
meet Friday, at twelve o'clock In
the Annex for potluck luncheon.
Regular business meeting will
follow, and plans for the church
festival will be discussed. Mem
bers and friends are invited.
WOMEN Or THE MOOSE
Graduate Regents will meet
Monday evening at eight o'clock
with Mrs. J. L. Copenhaver, Jas
per Road.
WOMEN'S COUNCIL of First
Christian Church will meet all
day Wednesday in the White
Room of the Church, for sewing.
Pctluck luncheon will be served
at noon.
DISABLED AMERICAN VET
ERANS Auxiliary will meet
Wednesday evening at eight
o'clock at the Armory. The
coming flower sale will be dis
cussed. HELMETTA TEMPLE of
Pythian Sisters will meet Thurs
day evening at eight o'clock at
the Knights of Pythias Hall.
New candidates will be Initiated.
ROYAL NEIGHBORS OF
AMERICA will meet Thursday
evening at eight o'clock at the
Knights of Pythias Hall. Those
having birthdays in July. August
and September will be honored.
The refreshment committee is
Mrs. Leah Redding, chairman;
Mrs. Emily Freeland, Mrs. Hen
ry Weber, Mrs. O. H- Bray, Mrs.
Ethel May Davis, Mrs. B. T.
Arey, Mrs. Herbert Jackson.
WOMAN'S RELIEF CORPS
will meet Thursday afternoon at
two o'clock at the Armory for
Initiation of new members.
UNITED COMMERCIAL
TRAVELERS Auxiliary will
meet Thursday evening at seven-thirty
o'clock at the Osburn
Hotel. Members are asked to be
prompt.
LOYAL STAR OF AMERICA
will have its first fall meeting
Thursday evening at seven
thirty o'clock at the home of
Mrs. J. H. Baker, 670 Van Buren
Garden Club Invites
Public to Meeting;
Program Offered
Flower-lovers are offered a
program of special interest at the
meeting of Eugene Garden Club
set for Tuesday evening at eight
o'clock at the clubhouse, 1645
High Street J. G. Bacher of the
Swiss Floral Company of Port
land is to be the featured speak
er, his topic: "Perennial Bor
ders." He will show colored
slides to Illustrate his talk, and.
is said to have a very fine col
lection of pictures. The public is
invited to attend the meeting.
There is no admission charge.
Chairman of the meeting is
Mrs. Ansel Giustina, and she will
be assisted by members of the
membership committee and club
officers, as follows: Mrs. L. D.
Bushey, Mrs. Neil Banks. Mrs.
Nadine Newman, Mrs. Dudley
Holland, Mrs. Carl Olsen,
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Mrs. J. R. Nasho'.m. Mrs. 3 E.
Brunton, Mrs Fred Broders and
Mrs. L. M. Watson.
An informal dahlia show also
will be held, in connection with
the meeting. Members are ask
ed to bring a friend to the meet
ing, and they are reminded of
the ruling to wear a flower.
PROGRAM ON BOOKS
TO BE PRESENTED
Miss Bernice Rise will give a
program. "Books for Winter
Reading" at the meeting of All
Saints Episcopal Guild Wednes
day afternoon at the home of
Mrs. F. G. Havemann. Mrs. W. E.
Bronson will assist the hostess.
The meeting will Begin at two
o'clock.
VFW AUXILIARY
PLANS POTLI CK DINNER
Potluck and social meeting of
Willamette post Auxiliary. Num
ber 293, Veterans of Foreign
Wars, will be held at the home
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of Mrs. John KuykendalL 2363
McMillan Street, Thursday eve
ning at six-thirty o'clock. Co
hostesses will be Mrs. T. W.
Keiss, Mrs. William D. Elklns.
Mrs. Loren V. Bryant, Mrs. Luel-
la Morefield, Mrs. Vera Thomp
son and Mrs. Phoebe Flynn.
Members attending the dinner
are asked to bring table service
and call Mrs. Kuykendall at
5239.
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