The Twice-a week guard., March 13, 1911, Page 7, Image 7

* a. • *
------ — ,
I
ed In carrying out the motft tic■:«»/
ful dancing pa-ty of tin. year.
Tho followin'; were the g,ioi>ts:
This Phrase
Misses <!««.!« Wilcox, Edith Wood­
Exactly
Fits the
cock, Lila Prosi- ir, Laura Kmmo®,
Naomi Wllllan >oii, Mabel Hill. El­
eanor Brodie. Evang.-Uiiv Rothe,
Beatrice Lilley, Jem le Lilley. Lotti«
Banfield, Mary L«i*th, Norma Doble,
Lydia Whit«, Mist; Eve Stinson. Ml s
Ethel Roland, and Messrs. Ralph
I spent serving and getting acquainted
Moore*. Jai.n-s C«cll, Chester M‘ ores,
At th<- close of the afternoon light Delbert Stannard, Neal, Kendall,
refreshments were passed by the fol­ FrnW Waite, Hawl«y Bean, A'<r«d
lowing Indi's: Mrs. Elizabeth Pres­ Clark, Lloyd Barz«e. Lyman Rice.
cott, Mis F R. Wetherl>«e, Mrs. Dur- Ralph Cti1 e, Ralph Stewart, William
win Yoran. Mrs. K E. Mink, Mrs. Dunlap, Harold Quigley, Franklin
Robert M< Murphey, Mrs. E. D. Mat- Allen. Walter Doble, Wallace Ben.-, ->n.
lock, Mrs. Ed. “
Frasler, Mrs. Laura Theodore William:«, William Tergu-
Harris and Mra. W. A. Bell.
son. Bert Prescott, De in Collins,
George White, David McDaniels, Ha'-
• ♦ ♦
The alumnae of the Un I versify of old Dabney, Leigh IL'ggins, flam
Oregon were entertained py Mrs. Robinson, George Carter, Wen dall
Barbour, RaphaeJ G«!: ler, and
years. Richard Shore Snilili. Mrs. Ray Gixid- Edward Allen Thurber.
r In ri«'h aud Mi.'» P mi II uo D iiv I h , at the
4 e »
after iioftie of Mrs. Goodrich on West
On Monda'.' rvoplng ut Un ir home
Tho Ladies Aid Society of the Con­
Forest Ninth str« t, Friday afternoon. Af­
<>n Ncnh Pe«r! r t«-., M uud Mi
wdiere ter the regular business meeting an gregational church m«t on Tuesday
J II Hor'clii« ' -I ' r • !.<>d their gold-
• -. « r Informal lunch was served. Mrs. T afternoon of this week at th- home
cu wi'ddipn ni'Vlvor^.u hy, 1 Tll dr (Irene
G Hendrlffks and Mrs W. A. Irwin, of Mrs Getchel. It was their an­
hud * «li li' .mf Ifull
(Etdeiu). presided over the eoffe« nual election of offie trs. The fol­
d<-o»ra
.-•■'«I
let l»y
Irfchds '.Pii H1, drffiidil idlow tu
urns. The nr»t meeting on April 14.| lowing offlcerr. being elected for the
llps and > tlicr
ut finite
Mi
»ill lie with Mrs.' Beau nud Miss ensuing year: President, Miss Nellie
Frank P itut unii MI.» Nelli»» Mtouil»
WlnlfrlMl Cockerllno, at the home of Ixioiii;:.; vice-president, Mr» Douglas;
re. <>lv«d tb gip.-!.
lille little 1.1
the latter. Those present Friday secretary, Mrs Van Oven and treasur­
were Mr» R. a Bryson. Mrs. L. E er. Mrs. D. Yoran. Th« remainder
Gertrude purtoi-, . lii'iind'luuitli Ar < >f
Mr. ntid 'ii <„}1c ipkltP. upi’ilc 1 ili
' ttl* Oration wire Mr and Mrs. Beau, Mrs. J*, T. Harris. Mrs E. It. of toe afternoon wan spent socially.
duur Duriug i.'ic • evening Bov H. i
r;fri , hm-nts
• <<,,*•* ....
...o wer<
..... served by
«»
hl. II I’oit'r mid two daugu- Bryson. Mrs. F. L. ( numbers, Mrs.: Light
rial«'» <>f l'or. k ‘ Grove, 1’« fit t bn-
. Oertrude »nd Amy Porter, <>f Glen. Mrs. J. 8. Luckey, Mrs. Mc-1 the joint hostesses, Mr. Getchel and
tor of thè Col»#' ■i"intiiihal «11« ch L n
.»If Fatah l> Short, Mr. W. Cornack, Mrs. L. R. Edmonson, .’••ins Mrs. Murphey.
Kiigelic and un ol id friend d t'.> U»n
♦ ♦ ♦
'll I U. ami Mrs. F A Heed Lola Howe. Miss Pearl Hawthorne,
khiK ft.mlly, i-ave i> v.
Mr. and Mrs. Je»« Griffin enter-
■ * I'tatik. an i
ami Sire. II. Mh i Mabel Tiffany, .Miss Mary Me-1
talli whlle Mi
; boi
!>r sit". I..'I fr. a Spokan«. Tho Cornack. Miss Kate Henderson. Miss tallied the Jolly ßlxteen Whist Club
Mr Hopkin» v I > a
r uuv's «<«■<• Mr. and Mr». E. Maud« Miller. Miss Greta Bristow, i at the home on Nor* . Pearl street
wcddlng flftv
a ;o, told some
■ 1 ' "d M
1. I. Wlmeler, Miss Norma Hendricks, Miss Harriet, Thursday evening. The invited guests
IUI_. Illl'".
Il id' ui < i nH vinln:
lila!' ' Cal I. II. Prof ami Mrs. Patterson, Ml: > Winifred Cockorilne. were Dr. and Mrs. H. L Studley, Mr.
Patterson.
Miss Aline and Mrs. W. D. Dillard, Min>
thdr eurh Hf. Mii '.lllh i also rend
I 'li Allsi' .. Mr and Mrs Rub- Mirs Ida
u poom whl.'b ab« hud w 'lu'n foi
». « Murp'ii.y I Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Whileaker, Miss Elina Hendricks and Park and Miss Ensil Barker.
prize winners at cards were
thè ocruslon
’III«
»Ide« lde<i wan
nibi rs, Mr mid Mra. 8. F. Kerna. Miss Spencer.
I Chys. Littl'-fleld and Mr. Frank Mc-
■ arrh'd out In ili • r • oli rrueuts of
♦ 44
d Mi
\ I. Wheeler, 1 ’r. au<l
thè lunch' on. > %*ii<
« i
• '. I' Loomis, I’rof. and Mrs.
One of the prettiest sorority daneetj ' Allster. Miss Ensil Barker assisted
Mra. Frmil. Chini.l>»
und ihn Misse
Ii<(’oii, Mr. ni l Mrs. Geo. Mel- «ver held In University circles was] the hostess in serving a daintily ap­
Emilia and Ntetle <‘h • •H.
'
.'Hil ■ . Ri-*.'. II. I. li'it-s, .Mr. mid tho annual formal event of the Gam-: pointed luncheon, The next meeting
A iioiewort In flirt l that five Rohl-
•I "
- nb . li. Mr. J. N B. ma Delta Gamma In I heir pretty new of the club will be with Mr. and Mrä.
en wcd'l nv li
bwn <
-.ntvil In
• . Mr. mid Mio Sam Elliott, tho sorority house on East Thirteenth! Gross.
♦ ♦ 4
Mra Hopkin»' f;nnlb. two
t'.o
hei
’ m III" Loomis, Emma and street near Alder, on March 4 The
On Thursday afternoon Mrs. J. W.
bróthers and two of lier .IH«ra buv
le Chase.
dance was in every sense ideal and
Ing alre.idy llved lo i«lcl>.<t<> Gioir'
the evening hours sped as minutes Harris and her daughter, Mrs. It. C.
flftlctb weddlug ininlv«:..!
upt >>l
V.' Im ! .■ afternoon In the io the happy students. The decora­ Gray, most delightfully entertained
u fiimlly of clglit l'Iilldien Vlis Hon
I il club parlors, the Indies tions wore beautiful In their simpli­ the Pythian sisters and a few Invited
Ulna wont to s-hool with
■"'«.!!. ry enti f; nei] in honor city. A three course luncheon was guests at the home of the former on
kliia In New York, whlch r
served by treshmen coeds in an up- Ferry street. Needlework and conver­
■heir marrlag. In Ki.Tivll le,
characterised the afternoon,
.,!■»
salra nook, which was tastefully ar- sation
after v hlch a dainty luncheon was
Vork on March G. 1 •■!. The first
!
ranged
for
the
occasion.
The
Gamma
•<.11 I <•» i «i < I. I
by the hostesses assisted by
life they
Delta Gamma girls proved them-’ served M.
C. Harris. The Invited
ipent ai th« homo of Mr. Hupkliis’
'selves charming entertainers in ev- Mrs.
wore Mrs. Henry S< hworlng,
'nther, ubere Mr. Hopkins tOOK up
I ery way. and nothing was ovorlook- guests
Mrs. Dora Gray, Mrs. i has. Watts.
Mrs. Dr< w Griffin, Mrs. Ed Starr and
Mirs June Gray.
O ♦ ♦
there are five interested classes, with Stewart, at the Delta Sigma house Mrs. Everts. Mrs. Charlotte Zeiber,
1
The Westminister Guild met today as many teachers. The Woman’s Al- on Alder street; J. Butterfield. Wen- Mrs. M. J. Campbell. Mrs. Lischen
i
with Mrs. Shank. The afternoon’s Hance in connection with the church,, dull Miller, Gordon Pettit. Ray Cul- Miller, Mrs. Bennett, and Miss Gil-
study was devoted to Cuba under the presented a report by the secretary, ver. at the Beta Theta Pi on Mill klnson.
leadership of Mrs. Omar Gullion. Mrs. A. E. S. Stearns stating its mem- street; Ruth Latourette, Elizabeth
«94
Light refreshments were passed by bership embraced 29 who are untir- Mardis, at the Chi Omega house on
At Springfield.
the hostess.
%
Wednesday evening the Needle-
Ing in their efforts pertaining to Mill street.
4 4 *
__________ university-
. -Paul Todd, workers club met at the home of Mr.
their branch of church work. This
Willamette
On Thursday evening the members report showed a gift during the year Austin Fleagle, at the Avava house, and Mra. A. Middleton. and it wai
of the Congregational church held of 13 50 to the trustees to be applied on East Thirteenth street; Carl Hol- one of the most enjoyable meetings
their annual business meeting St the to their church lot and building lingsworth, J. W. Crawford, Harry yet * held by the club. The program
church. Business for tu~ ensuing fund, this amount having been real- G. McCain, at the Kappa Sigma was added to by Mrs. Middleton who
year was transacted and matters of ized by sewing, sales and a Christ- house, on Eleventh street; Theo Ben- rendered several instrumental solos
Interest, concerning tile church were mas bazaar.
___
___ —
---
-• and also
-
- a number of - song*.
__
nett. _ Z
Grace
Eddington.
Edna Clark,
sang
discussed. Preceding the meeting a
Mr. Dugald Campbell, one of the Alta Altman, Marie Schmidt at the The rooms were beautifully decora-
chicken pie supper was was enjoyed truatees, voiced the thought of all Kappa Alpha Theta house on Hil- i ted with daffodils, and the effect wag
by the Congregationalists. which was i present, when he spoke In highest yard street.
most pleasing. A most tempting two-
prepared by the Methodist Aid So­ praise of the work undertaken and so
Pacific college—R. A. Newby, R - course lunch was served and the
ciety.
successfully performed by Mr. Sar- chard Williams, Claude Newlin. Vii- toasts rendered brought forth much
I
• * *
gent in his energetic and untiring ef- tor Roos, at the Alpha Tail Omega comment. Those present were Dr.
The Tuesday Evening Whist Club forts for the very best results. It house on Oak street; Edna Paulson, and Mrs. Emery, Mr. and Mrs. A.
met this week with Mr. and Mrs. Lee was the uanimous expression of all Gladys Hannon. Nell Reuter, at the Middleton. Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Peery,
Travis. The prizes’ at cards were present that Mr. Sargent be called Tri Delta house, on Alder street: Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Barnes. Mr. and
awarded Mrs. Frank I’age and Mr. tor the ensuing year and a raise of Laura Hammer. Florence Rees, at Mrs. H. Korf, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Seth Larawav. Mrs. A. Lilley vas the salary, coming as a graceful stir- the Gamma Delta Gamma house on Littel, Paul Bettleheim and daugh-
ter Annette. Mrs. Wilbur Coffin. and
guest ot the club.
prise, v.as by vote authorized. Mr. East Thirteenth street.
• • ♦
O. A. C. Corvallis—I. R. Chap­ daughter Florence, and Mrs. Clark
Sargent, in accepting the call, gave
Miss Mabel Kuykendall was hos­ a very interesting talk along several man. W. 8. Sibray, A. A. Asbahr, at Wheaton.—News.
tess this afternoon to the Tete-a- Hues, which lie hoped to follow, as the Tawnh house on Alder street: W
AT CRESWELL.
Tete Club. A social time was spent well as giving some personal remin­ E. Morris, W. F. Morris, at the Av-
Miss Alma Point was guest of
by the voting ladies chatting over! iscence of his past life.
ava club, on Thirteenth street; Vina
___
I wonder where I should buy my PIANO! That is
their embroidery lioops. Mrs. Kuy-i
A social hour followed the busi- Richards. Jennie Bossen. Karine honor at a farewell party given by
kendall served a most delicious ness. when tea and cake was served Davis, at the Gamma Phi Beta house a number of friends at the home of
what most people say when about to purchase one
luncheon late in the aftersoon.
by the woman's alliance.
on Hilyard street: Della Parvis. Rose Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schmitt Monday
♦ * ♦
♦ ♦ ♦
Mayson. at the Chi Omega house, on evening. The evening was very en-
joyably spent and games of various
This evening the Sigma Nu frater­
On« more national sorority has Mill street,
nity are entertaining a number of been added to the four now at the
THERE IS ONE THING SURE, YOU WILL FIND TRUE
Pacific university—Vivian Shute. kinds and music were the principal
their friends at a dancing party in University of Oregon. Nu chapter of Genevieve Coitrling. at the Gam- pastime. Ice cream and cake was
the Folly hall. The Sigma Nus are Mu Phi Epsilon, was installed Fri- ma Delta Gamma: J. H. Turner, V. served by Mrs. Schmitt. She was as­
VALUES IN HIGH-GRAD PIANOS AT LARAWAY’S
royal entertainers and a splendid day and Saturday, March 3 and 4. V. Gould, at the dormitory; C. E. sisted by Mrs. Noland and Mrs.
Those
present
were:
time is anticipated. Their patron­ The installation took place at the Ward and L. L. Hope at the Frasier Hackett.
Misses Bertha Stratford. Willie Mc­
esses will be Mrs. Bancroft. Mrs. P. music studios and was conducted by residence.
No other dealer can du cate our prices
L. Campbell. Mrs. Catlin. (Salem I, the supreme president, Miss Elfrida
There were a number of other Gee. Lottie Butler. Iva Hoagland. Al­
and Mrs. Geo DeBar. The affair is the Langlois, of Detroit. Michigan. In delegates, but the above are only ma Point, Jennie Roberts, Vera Har­
rington. Elva Richardson. Grace
Because we sell direct from tl factory to you
Sigma Nu annual formal, and many the evening, after the installation of those who had credentials.
vin,?
Shaub. Mrs. L. A. Hackett. Mrs. J. E.
well known old grads, members of officers had taken place In the wis­
Noland, Mrs. O. B. Nash, Mr. and
the fraternity are in town to attend taria room of the Osburn, the as­
As
a
complete
surprise
to
Mrs.
W.
you the dealer’s profit. A call
our warero
s will
Messrs. _____
Bryce
the ball. Among those who are here semblage retired to the grill room. M. Sherman last Wednesday after­ Mrs. Frank Schmitt, Messrs.
are Dr. Zeigler. Joe Knapp, Frank The banquet table was resplendent noon a few of her lady friends as­ Posey. Will Schmitt. Troy Morton,
at once convince sou of the CONSTRUCTION/ the SU
Templeton, Terry Beck, Ormond in purple and white, the society col­ sembled with her at her home on Leo Martin, Melvin Miller, Willie t
and Clifford ors. In the center a huge bowl of West Fourth and Monroe streets. Weber and Chester Noland.—Cron-
Benn. of Portland
of
Salem.
Brown
violets, the Mu Phi Epsilon flower, After an hour or two of merry-mak­ icle.
PERB TONES^ND
STING QUALI
4 * «
added their beauty and fragrance to ing an elaborate luncheon was served
♦
The . patronesses were Miss Maude the occasion. Long strands,of smil- by the ladies.
Those who partici­ ♦ ♦ ♦
STRUMÉN
Stinson. Mrs. E. E. DeCou. Mrs. F. ax intervined with chiffon wreathed pated in the surprise were:
Mrs. ♦
S. Chambers. Mrs. I. M. Gleu, Mrs. the table. The place cards, with the McClusky. Mrs. Jesse Inman, Mrs. ♦ VACUUM. CARPET CLEANING ♦
«
W. C. Noon, Mrs. F G Young, and menus, were in the shape of the sor- Tom
___ Shumway. Mrs. R. Henderson, ♦
Orders tiuSaJdr both Eu­ ♦
I Mrs P. E. Campbell.
ority emblem and hand painted in Mrs James Russell. Mrs. McFall. Mrs ♦
We dt ot deal in st cii pianos
gold and violets.
. ue Phi Epsilon Andrews. Mrs. R. H. Blewitt, Mrs. ♦ gene and Spriwgnwld. Phone ♦
tf ♦
The Women’s Republican Patriot­ numbers among its Honorary mem-> Hans Olson. Mrs. Lindley. Mrs. L. ♦ 245-J.
I
♦ ♦♦<>♦♦«♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦
thls
afternoon
at
the
♦
ic
League
met
bers,
Germaine
Schnitzer.
Schumann-
Walker,
Mt>.
Purdy.
Mrs.
Mack.
Mrs.
Daily demonstratio on our FlayenPianos. You are
home of Mrs. E. E. Mink on West Heinke. Louise Homer, and Alice David Cartmell,
Mrs. R. Fernery,
The Moore you want
Seventh street, The first part of the Nielson, of the Metropolitan Grand Mrs. Clayborn« Bonney. Mrs. Win.
no
»
Moore, tifft^Cnrpet Cleaner.
invited to call and hear them
afternoon was devoted to a short opera company, Mme. Chaminade, Sherman, and Miss Dot Walker,
Phone Black, 7091
business sessiou which was followed the composer. Leonore Jackson, thei
_______
«
by two excellent papers, one on the violinist, and Ragna Linne. The hon-1
The Helmetta Club ladies were
»
"Life and Work of Millett" by Mrs. orary members of the Nu chapter are 'entertained by Mrs. Claude Gray and
Sam Taylor, and the other by Mrs. Mrs. M. * Douglas, and Mrs. Susie Mrs. John Harris at th« home of the
Emma Walton on the laws dealing Fennel-Pipes. Mrs. P. L. Campbell, latter on Ferry street. The afternoon
with Oregon fisheries. During the Mrs. I. M. Glen. Mrs. A C. Dixon arc was pleasantly spent in conversation
social hour which followed Mrs. Mink patronesses, and Prof I. M. Glen, ¡and needlework, after which a busl-
was assisted in serving a delicious denn of the school of music is pa£-1 ness session was held. The hostess Its Seneficial
Effects
supper o.v Mrs. Archie Livermore. ron of the chapter. The members are i asalsted by Mrs. M. C. Harris, served
P.
L.
was
The guest of the W. R.
as follows: Lila C. Prosser. Nelle a very dainty luncheon. The guests
Mrs. Faye.
Murphey. Mary G. Morgan. Eve L. for the afternoon were Mrs. Isaac Always Buy the Genuin
Stinson. Edwina Prosser. Ethel Row­ Gray. Mrs. Chas. Watts. Mrs. E. B.
» ♦ «
T^lie annual meeting of the Uni­ land. Ethel Evans. Juliette Cross, Starr and Mrs. Schwering.
tarian
church
held
Thursday Ina Watkins. Alberta Campbell, Nan­
4 4*
evening in the grill room of the Os­ cy Peterson.
For Miss Lottie Banfield of Port-
burn hotel, was well attended. Th«
Miss Langlois left Tuesday night land, who is a guest in Eugene this
business begnn 7:30 promptly wh«e for Berkeley and Frisco. While here week, Mr. and Mrs. Lee M. Travis
I the president. Mr. C. A. Brown stat­ dinners and teas were given compli- gave a dinner Wednesday evening at
ed briefly the object of the meeting mentar^to her. She was tne guest of their home on Olive street.
land its celebrating the close of the the Misses Lila and Edwina Prosser.
4 4 4
first organized year's work, and then
club held a
The Ferry street
lashed for the secretary's report
Following is the lift of the dele­ pleasant social
at the
afternoon
I which was read by Miss Ida Patter- gates attending the intercollegiate home of Mrs. Felix Moore on Thurs-
I son. giving a brief account of the contest at the university last night day.
leaning upon March (>, 191, of Rev. from the various colleges of Oregon,
♦ ♦ ♦
| Athur Hayes Sargent, to the church, and the various club houses where
Sixteen High school girls of the
which then had a ntembers'iip of 42 they were entertained:
Presbyterian church met this after­
I names, with the covenant. "We unite
Albany college—Fannie ChaseJ noon for a social hour.
fm* the
fhn worship
n'nrchln rtf
nnrt thn
for,
of il/xrl
God and
the ser­ Winifred Rood. Kate Stewart, Eva
♦ ♦ ♦
vice of Man."
Cushman, at the Lambda Rho Soror­
Mrs. P. L. Campbell entertained at
The
treasurer,
Mrs.
L.
H.
Potter,
ity on Alder street: Lena Heinrich. her home on the University campus
I
showed the church hud received no Amy Olmestead. Ruth Smith, at the Thursday afternoon in honor of Mrs.
financial assistance beyond its own Beth Rea house on Patterson street; Leonard, mother of Dr. H. L. Leon­
congregation and lyid a balance­ Grover Rirchet. K. E. McLeanon, A. ard. The guests were Mrs. P. K.
'Sold by u!I leading
credit and debit side about even. It I R. Hodge, at the Acacia house on Hammond. Mrs. Arthur Collier, Mrs.
was shown that the Sunday school, Feat Ninth street.
| I. M. Glen, . Mrs. F. G. Young,
____ _ _____
Mrs.
557 WILLAMETTE ST., EUGENE, OREGON
Druggists
which began with but one class and i
McMinnville college—F. P. Mann. Dugald Campbell. Mrs. C. E. Loomis,
one teacher, had increased until now t C. H. Moody, William Foster, George| Mrs. H. W. Davis, Mrs. J T. Green. ( OncóizeOnly, 50$ a Dottle
Quality
I
Hemember the Savings You
Make When Buying Direct from the Factory
\gents for the World’s Renound Ceo
Bent» Pianos and Player Pianos
Sold on Terms to Sui
The Building of a B
Full Value in Return (pr their
our Convenience
ds on Giving the Public
oney, this you will find here
SETH E. LARAWAY
THE BEST JEWELER AND PIANO DEALER
filiföMIA ftö $iW