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f : J .t; !' 4 tttH 1,'ttK, Pago Two ' Saturday Evening, OoloW THE E UGENE - DAILY GUARD S O C I E By I.VLK HltVSO.V T Y ' fftpM 'I ft il .i if I Hallowe'en Motif for Entertaining nrGIIT AITt'MX dn Hre hrliiu iiijf tlioiifhtn f witt'lii'fl. goblin ii ml Jat'k O'ljuiitfrrim with j; learn ing munlcnaufH'H. and old fitfJt ioord apple bobhiujr content r Along with other t range ritcH an- hud tidily MpHiifciuK into poiiulnrity. (lonely ' akin to tlie nuer jciijc. ptrtriM nd , foniKtnlkM, ku tin Ium-uhim pumpkin pirn . nud rider which lire nil Unit it tuitt'H to complete the liiliirioim IliiilmveVii purty mt. popular a ik on k wtcii-ty folk. .T tint ; mi eh idean have been curried out nt ev- s crnl Komrity hoiine daiiccx llim week -cud, and will be vpii more in vojcm next week, Marling with the reception to he given by ( lie ludiex auxiliary of the Chamber of ('otniiiei-eo to welcome nil : woniou newr-oriKTh ott Monduy lifter " won, which proinixw to be it very jolly ' nffnlr. ' - TowiiKneupNi and T'lilvemiiy folk rev ised fn tint three uiyhtH of "A Met Sit by the Fire," the ricver Itiirric prodnclion L hi tiuiw (mil tlilR week. '1 lie piny, wlncli whh under the direction of Kerjttm Ited die, proved iiiuiinlly delight fill. The ' work of Mra. John Lender iik Alice, the butterfly wife of uu Knidish of flcer. wflK that of n finished nriint in fin clinrminR iiutunilnexx. It in regretted t-hat thitt tn n V' bo Mrm.. lAuttv' . lata eppenmnce in drmiinticH in Kiijcne an nlie U'ftveti hooii tit innke lier ., Jidine once more in Ireland where the Leader PNlnten are located. Mr. Jteddie , deenea annch praixc for In ttkillful cHKtiiur of the piny nnd ulna his nrtiiii?, which whh above renrooch. N'.irmn Hnlvn played her part limut effectively, nn did the HiipiMirtinff cant. compoKcd of Htn dents lu the department. Prominent I n T Woman WE-TCt IT? j".yi:H Mill (Mrs. Keopfce Gives i -Bridge Parties A IFI-ftcifillK llfiMtCHM. U'nw !ru Jtiimu ui worn en co nor iioni on Bum Tuvlay mm t I'liiii'Ktuiy uiiprnoonti, fur bnux''. I IlriKht annum flowcm wore umd in iit- Inriive bowlM ahuut tlie jiving rooniM wiirrc- ruuivH were arruiiKd lor varan. jiioMe who won niKUOHt min fur Ijulh uflcrii'MiuH wire .Mrs. Ui Alntt Mc.Mor- run. Mm. b rl .Muxlcy. .Mm. .N. K. .Mac ilnff ami .Mi-8. A. A. Jlnxcm. I.nti- in tin ufli'rniion n mom (i inilinK liuii-tiioii was Ncrvpu in uie ifiiinwini; KiicstM: Mm. (I. II. Knatvr, -Mrs. JJi'iiri Aiuifr nn, Jim. David Auld. .Mia. Lillian S-a-Ion, .Mra. L'oi-K(f UuiikbiK, .Mrs. War ren Kdwardx, .Mrn. Jack Iti-uffivl. .Mra. I. .VIHI .Mil ready. .Mina Lilliuu Auld, .Mik. IVrry Scult, .Mia. K. (). Imuicl, .Mia. W. II. .Icwfll, lira. llorKan Uiiikoii .Mia. Carlton SiciiiiT, lira. C. !.' ItniiT, Mr.. Ada B. Millie., of Prlnevllle. who Y,u Vi '"".,:Vi ii"? is the house auost of Prosldenf and Mrs. ' A. IIiikitw, Hi s. ('. .1.' Hmilh. liiaa lluviiip P. L. Campbell. Mr. Milllcan Is chair. ','l""i lira, I; rr.I Htirkcls. lira. I,. H. man of the Indian Welfare committee of the Oregon Federation of Women's clubs. Niovurt. lira. Si'lli lairnuay, lira. .1. I.. Ili'aaa, lira. I lillicrl Olanii. lira. I Iff. Iicrt Clarki', lira. Joe Khi'iilimi. lira. I'.a. mar Toozr. lira. Hernhl Wliilo, lira. j The .WVritaadar Ilrirtiri' dull mot Ihla , week Willi lira. Amona Wilkina. A vnrl- ty of fall flonvra wcrn uaed nliiiul Hie i rooms where tnblea were arinnt'cil for 'anla, TJie Hub formerly plaved wbiat, but derided Ibia year to clianKe il to 1 bridge, and lira, (leorge Hinilli won firat t,ri5f A.a'"K "niber thia full ia lira. .1. 11, Bell, while gueala of Hi., dull for this meeting wern Ainu II. Mrs. H. Morrla and lira. W. ('. Yornii' i' lllra, Georgo Smith jxlended an Invita tion to tlm inembera to meet Willi her A next mouth, ; i .... ' . ' The Kelo Club meinbcra were the I, glleata of lira. Karl Holierlaon laat nburatlav nftenionii nt. the Aiiihorage. i A fH1 '"'"t WB N. H. Itolil) of . il"",' wl, vlalliiig with lira. I, Paul WlloilgJiby of tbla Hi v. lira. Ilobh formerly belonged to the Kelo Huh wlien ahr realdecl In Kugene, mid waa wel- Mlneil haek by her frienda at llila-gnth-lini'1' .""""r gueala were lira. J'aul , Willongbliy nnd irra. II. r. Hntnrt. The afternoon hour; Were jilenanntlv apent In needlework and I,T d,.,., i,,,,,.),. 'eon wM:Mrved.t'' -i ' . " .KT ,Jll'i,r, ''O""' K"et, . Adelaide nnodaril, Mr. and lira. . II. KosieK were hnat.aud iioaliiNa fr n M,nii ,i;.. lira. 1. . I'illiiian extended her boa pilulity to the members f the Aliilia ihili who galhered ut her homo Tueaiiay ..... . .,..., ,r ,, ocuit, mildleoll. mi Uie dining room uhle u eenleipiecc of iiiariKolila and yellow rhrvannlbemuuia waa lined effeetiv.ly. After iiiudieon wbiat was the diviiraion und it . waa found at Hie end of the game that lira. iieruert (llaon , wua entitled to firat iil.c for highest wore. Tile memliera of tlna eonneiiiiil group nfe: lira. HetJi l.uinwn.v, .Mrs. I. it. H. Wade, lira. Her bert Olson, lira. W. falkina, lira. !'V ""fl'H'K. lira. Ho!,,!, Lurnwny, V ... v.. ..uiiiiiuii, .ma. ,i. vt, iioliba, .Mrs. II. A. Ironimi, lira. Anne Whitnker, -.11". IIIV ill, 1' I'lttlnun, linrrv I'owell, Ilia. Arthur llorris. lira, W. W. t'nlkins lira. I. II. S. Wade. Ills. A. II. ircKoniild, Mrs. Chester Steven son, Juno II. 1'nge, .Mrs. Kretl Huxley and lira. Oe.Mott Mcllornui. Bridge Parties Are Smart Affairs I'ngii und lira. L. W. rour nuiKired nnd fifty maids and mini ma were on n to tile tea for Which "f diniiter of (im a I'lil Item were hoateasea lust 'J'liurndoy af ternoon between t,h hours of lliree- tlnrly mud ftv.i.tlilii'ty, lionoring Um'ir new nuiineiiioiner, .ilia, (leorge II. Heed and to welcome buck to Kugenn aociety lira. (). K. rittifford who has apent tlie aat two years in Kentucky. Autumn iiiv.s unii image were uaed in profusion in tlm rooms, and the t,.n tulile waa centered with hrigjit ifnll flowera. In the receiving line were lira. V. 1). Horer, Mra. (ieorge II. It-i-t. .Mrs. ). F. Staf ford and Miss Ijcl.tiine West. During the. (ifrenioon.llra A. C. Dixon, Mra. .Iiiliii Nlriiub. lira. M. (. l'olter. .Mrs. W. A. Kiiykendull un., lira. A. W: I,ivcr luore poured, "Jo eoinplinient Misa.,I,illian Ald, who leaven ntwt week? fny an extensive trip to Hie nrient. .Mrs. .lfrie Allen Luvltcd tliu memliera of I'm nnd (juill llternrv sociely lo luiielieon at tin Aiu.i,.iii.. iu mm ... (Injv. ('lever linierlcka were' found nt party nl Ihn Oslini-n l..ui u-...i ,i. .. "."' "' lever i veiling, -i-hoir gilpsta for tliia enjov- i1 , K'"'''t provided IIIP oceaflinn Were lie. nn, M..u II l ,""o iiifi runi'iH. lliroilKIIO II IIIU llnue. .'uiiiji. m m.u. v.'..,: : '.'," ......... Mra. Henri Anderaon. llr. and Alra f '' IH(i- Onnniin 'Sorority apnnsnrfd On Friday and Saturday afternoons lira. K. ). Iinmrl nnd lira. Fred Stick els were hostesses for two of a aeries of bridge parties to be given t.liia fall, at the home of the former, extending their hospitality ench time to about thir ty matrons. Jtowla of dahlina and grace ful flux were used about the rooma where. tnblea wero arranged for turds. Aa aistinfr the hostesses in serving tJie Into afternoon luncheon on Friday were Mrs. Chester Stevenson and lira. Waldo Adaiua, while on Saturday afternoon Mra. Stacy Ituasell and lira. Morris Ktiirlvnck helped. si. (iriggH. Mr. nud Mrs, Fred uera uuti in. oodord. i, J,,n!'w I,(,,' t 'lil Omega aoror lly Wtl bo lie houor giuista at a ilinner , daiieo to he given at the chapter house , im evening. Autumn leaves and full iri-r win lie useii in the rooma where "mall enndle-ligbtcd tnblea will be ar ranged for dinner. , Iitmer guesta of Kappa Alpha Theta women s fraternity last. Thursdiiv ei - lug were I'rofessor and lira. R R ,.. mi. I rofessor and lira, llnymoiid IWieeler nnd I'rofeaaor nnd lira. JoJiu otirk Evnna. Clmm- 1 1'"'""';. "i"'- ereniug nt the Hiapter limine ." w I'lciiacs oi me organ- . !"m An,,v """" ehnpeWiiied tJie Jilfnlr which waa In the nature of n Hnl loween celebration. Cornstalk nud liiimpkiim cnrrieil out the motif effectively. Mrs. Hubert McMuriibey, nrcmnpnnlcd J her daughter, lira. V. (!. Madden, left , ihkiiii. , uncouver, ji, t., where Mra. 1 aiMcn will .;i r ",M" '"i""u wua ner iwo aiunll aona. I lie lollegn Crest Nciirhlmrhnod cluh inn Willi .1 rs. .lesse line n t. , . 1.... A. I,. Inglasa na Joint lu'iatesa, Inst ,uiuipiiii iiiieruotin, , An Easy Way to Own a Brunswick Let us show you how our new Brunswick Thrift Bank Plan enables you to secure n fine Brunswick Phonograph or a set of Brunswick Records in an economical way. It gives the whole family a chance to help. We know you will he interested. Drop in any time and get the details. No obligation, of course. IFrs; Hurray Wnmer returned this week from a four niontha sojourn in Hie east nnd will spend it few dnvs in Kn rchii before leaving withers. Lilian Seu ton nml Miss Milan Auld for the orient. Mra. Warner will Heard for new-oriental Ireiiaurers for tlm Sniilhaoiiiiiii I n.it i tule nt Washington D: V..' 'and for the Warner collection of oriental art wJiicb she presentM to the Unnvrsitv lnl siuiugi Since leaving Kugene Inat :,lune, Mrs., Warner has viBited iirt':co)leetlons in Denver. Oinnhn. Chicago. . I'hiladel- llUin. tasilllliriOn. IJ. ( . ami nl her iifirlu ,l. l'!l...t . ...... . .. in urn i ii 1 1 1 ii ninies. VI nn HCr Ktie hrouglit four beanliful miimlurln eonta. one larLti' tatM'strv nnd lino ttnittiini. which she hn added to the I'liiversity collection. The iinparlnl eonta Mrs WSirner purcliased from the SmitJisonian Institute. To the normnl nrta depart ment of the I'liiveisltv ahe hna given a rare, biind:hnokel oriental rug nnd twenty-five photographs of Jnpaiieae prints. Sa linir froit, Sin. I.',.....i.. rvJ ber II on Hie "President Wilson." Mrs. I Marlier. Mrs. Sealon nml Miuu A.,1.1 Pill nrai amp in .tn;:nii. Alter spending some ' Uieie. Tiiey plan to go to llinnihi from where they will go to Hong Kong. Slinughni and. if conditions permit, to I'eking. traveling jnlanil from there thrnugb llnncburin ami Mongolia und toward Hie cuaat through Korea. They expect to be gonp from aix to eiph't mom lis, i At Hie home or llr. nnd lira. It. S. Tlryanii, Hie Fireside Huh gathereil Inst ruesday evening, when limse living on the west side entertained the coat aide nicmuers lor uiuni'r. The hostesses were Mrs. Harry Molina, Mrs. (1. S. Iteards ley anil lira, rtryson. The rooma were attractive with deJilias mid autumn lenvea. After dinner fivn.linmlt.n.1 u.nD jilnved and Mrs. Itryson nnd I:arrv Mohba won the liighpat aeorea of the evening. 1 two weeks the onst side di- Russell-Jensen Wedding ;: ; Sunday ! A lirplle' lifitl,, f laJ Smuiiir llcn-h- Ing was liis,) Juua ltuacli, daughter of I C. hi. ituasell. uJto waa united in mar- rinso.ta Cbria I'. jenNen, son of llr. audi irs; r. i. Jensen. J be een-mony took piare ut the Ituasell bmue un u!) Four teenth avenue east at lea o'clock. K-v- erend K. V. Stivera offirialing. I'rfe ceedins; the rereinony Hiss .loliauna .lamea sang "1 Ixive lou Truly", and lira. John It. 1'atterson played the Mendelssohn KeJ.ling luareii while the bridal parly nsaruihicd. In a nprnming frock of peacock bine satin trimmed with lace, and a blue lint adorned with feath era, llisa .ltutisell. and her sinter, Miss F.VU Itusse... ioinntl lh erimin. The bridcsiiiaid was uttraclive in a gown of biuck satin trimmed with lace and wore U ainnrt black hill ami eorsuve I otiet of Ophflin ruses. The bride's r.hower n;iiiiicl waa also fnslnoned of roses, in termingled with lilies-of-tlie-valley. Louis .Icnacil. brother ,iF I In. oriiiini ni'li.il nu best num. During the ceremony lilll.! noils Helen I'nttl-ranii played the "l'r.iv- er" liv HaHsiiliiinit on her lirt-ii ltli.i. Misa Mnrtha Patterson played lier vio lin with her luster's harp. Wild maple was useii in prolusion atanil Hie rmtils anu nowls of chrysanthemums and other iini nowera maite (.,.-, rooms altractivp. An informal repetition wr.: held.e.fter- ward for Hie relatives and friends who gnlJiered for the occasion. Mrs. Jensen is a well known and pnpu- ih, .-jiiKi-iip gin anu uas oeen i lie inspira tion for several social affairs during the m n iciv wecas.; .nr. .leuscii also lias a wide nriuaintiinpp her-, where lie is 111 business.' Afler lliev rntniMt fi.mn n short trip they will be at home to their iriemis ni i.nai link utt.,.t (luests bidden to this affair were: Mr. and Mra. N. P. Larson, llr. nnd Mrs. Herbert Doty. Mr. nnd Mrs. Hnns Herlel son. Mr. and Mrs. S. fietchell, Hiss Drusllla Cnsteel. Hv. and Mrs. A. F. Itusaell. Mr. and lira. W. .1. Kussell, Mr. and Mia. V. H. (lartin. Mra. Havnea. Mr. nnd Mrs. Johu Jensen. Lawrence Jensen, lira. Bmnin Ward, Mr. and Mrs. 11.' !. Large, Hiss Hentrice Tidd. Mr. and Mrs. (ilen Ward. Mr. and Mrs. J. i. i niierson, .miss Lennie Halvei-son. .Mr. nnd Mrs. S. P. Jensen. Julia Jen- i r" """ell. Leonard Evan and Mrs. Peterson, of Portland. An interesting meeting is planned by the iMirllllElltlv HllST for litis Sni, evening at S o'clock In the Chamber of f oiniuerce, when W. (i. Drowlcy, a prom inent, attorney of Vancoiver. Waslnng ton will iftldresa Hie members and their families and frienda on various phases of the. D.rect Primary Law. It is hoped, by Mrs. II. llnxhum. president of mt- ttra iiu7.nrion. riinr niunv Kinrene peo ple w-ill take - advantage of thin onnor- tunny and nttend the lecture whic.'j iiivunsea io ue n iiinsL.iuiorJiiative on.- - jc , ( i "ti i. ,,;"'t'", f the Niie. were In- , : ,,..,0 ,,, .,, uroree .Monroe Inst edncsda.v afternoon for n h.tvi. ii'-f iiiiti social meeting. Mrs A L lailnnx, Ursident ol 'iln. rnn.l,i,a.' preaided at tlio business session, when a lljilloween nnrty was planned for Oe- V ., ; . niinir is to be ft dance at the Aiirhorngc for the members and their hushnms. Itri.ln-,, ,i.n .n slon. nfter the business waa' disposed of and Ml-K. ltnlinvl I. ltil. ' ... highest score. Hr. erey Urmvn was nwniiled the-' consolation. A' ,l,.li,-; lute afternoon' lunchelin was served by IJio hostess, assisted by lier daughter. Laraway Yes, Laraway Diamonds YES, for years Mr. Laraway and Dan Cupid been endeavoring to make people happy. Anil to a large extent they have succeeded. Each Diamond lasts forever and always makes the wearer proud of his possession.. Never have we had on display so many exquisitely mounted pieces of the highest quality and craftsman ship. Select the Diamonds you want and we will mount them according to your own desire! The genuineness of a Laraway Diamond is attested by the thousands who wear them. - Seth laraway Diamond Merchant and Jeweler ' . ' Sir v. ,- K- I'U : ' aff Te-;;r. y . , rt ,avr f. asx nm.iu- Kttoms Con llr Ptaved On Any fVlonogm-pl Laraway Music House Opposite Laraway's Jewelry Store vision will entertain at the. home of lit. . mutt ,,1-nsiiis. News comes to Enrem. ' ,.f tlt.i Huge of Hiss Norma Hedler and lon liyrd of Sa em. Inal TnpM,lNt. i .i,.t l "i me urines i, iin-iii n,.ar Wnsco, Itolh nttemlcil Hie I'niveraltf of t Irccon nml are well known here. lira, ltvrd was a Kappii Kappa tiainmn while '.Mr. lived waa affiliated willr Phi (lainniu, Dpltn tniicrinry. up is a graduate of Xnrih l acific Dental college and ia now prac ticing in Portland. , Compliinenting Misa Alice Itetts. the new bend resident of Susan Campbell hall, Misa tlpitrude Talbot invited the clmperones of all the women's orgnnlsn tiona to ten last Tuestlay afternoon at Hendricks hall. Miss Ileitis is n gradu ate of lit. Holyoke college and has traveled extensively in Kurope ami Ameriin. .Shp came tn Kugene from 1 uana. Peiiiisy'vnnia where alio waa n high acliool teacher. , Sunday afternoon (Mil Omega sororliv nipnihera will h,. boslpssps for a recen" t ion to faculty, nnd townspeople honor ing Hieir lieW hoilsen.ntlinr Mu Tl. W V.-.s1" J1' ""-l-in(r line will hp lira, t Dv M, Mnrir Anderson. Misa ( barlotte Itnnfielil, Misa Julia Iturgeas and Misa llenrieite Couv. Those win. have been invited lo imiir during Uie af ternoon hours are l I I.' M..-.I grass Mrs. Hul.y tinndrich. Mrs' Alfred H. Schroff and .Mrs. K. D. Sheldon ' anis nave neen h.m.i rtt.l fw . s.- ' "J " ne given at the tishiirn hn- ... ..it itiesiuiy aiternoon. iftoher i'l hv llrs. P. L. Cnmphpll and Mrs. V il Hale, itHnplimentiin Mrs. Murrny War orienf"''1 ,m lnVr nnt for Miss llcrf nnlo Talhn ....... it , . . .. '" i.i t rt'sinriii of Melldrieka I. nil . ,U.,;,,. 1.. 1 II,!. L. ... . "' ttruami ...... ,. .-.-tt-t-nil. .11 sa lillltnl tlnit.l.. lliri-tinr it. nn ,v.m..p Mn, ii.. .l.l..l. II . , -. in ... t. itooiu is cnairittnti il... Impenal Jiotel today. She waa recent I v aoiatinteil member -if the c.nimitlpp ,i i? 'r. rh"i"n of the cen tral Itepiihlican etimmittpe. A number f Hill., I'lni... ...t t..i II.. "- ...... . ,t unit itliuill llryson a frienda were Invited to the home' t.t .nr. nnii ,urs. k. . ttryson this af leruoon lor n Hallowe'en party, t lames ,,.,,,, Uy inc children until late in Hie afternoon when luncheon was n...-.i. Mitiiiuing tiaca ilLanterua and tun ciiriicii out ine Hallowe'en idea Seated around the table were: Margaret .-june nimin. .Martha tioodrich. John .....itiso-.i, i.m-nine iicnriisiey, Kunheniin Lui-nwuy, Adelaide- Laraway, llurhara .H.ii.t.t... jiu-K f.r:iiiortt e ...n. il.. i: 'M,,r.y '.'!""' !'llki''. line Snell, Hnxine Snel . Diii-oi hv I'mh-M l i...:.... i. ' Wl. .1 i t.- .. ' ."iti ioil ixuuienne iiiniieruil, Kmiun Jam lloier. Jnuet Timelier. Ileverlv llm-lnit inlheiuie Colcuinn, Claire Hiyaou and .i i iiur in ,t son. - . The engagement of Miss llaigiieriti 1 i ib, daughter of llr. mid Mrs. ti. II. .ii i ca oi Man, Diego, California, and Ted i.tti..-i, noii h .nr. anil lira. !;. A. linker of Siimiiiitt, Oregon, wns announced Inst "eduestlny evening at the Alpha Plii Q'iV? ''' ''""""a Delta houses. Hiss Miles attended biirli Hcliit.tl l.., :.. attending the Fuiversity of Oregon this year. ,.Mr. linker was a sophomore in the i niversitv last year mat nt present la employed in tJie llank of Commerce. lira. David Link entertained the Inter Sc club at lier home on .'1(11 Tenth nve iiue east Inst Thursday afternoon. Mrs Margaret llaasmuaaen was n special guest for this meeting. The hours were ldeasantly sppnt in needlework nnd in .t.t-tissitin nc inie DtioKs. io nriebrnte the hhrthdaya of her uiiiiii Htm . iPYiimli.r. -l,i,,K ... curen last week -end. lira. L. K. Itean -'e a dinner aprty in t.heir honnr last piatunlay evening. John is fifteen and days coming just a 'day apart. Mrs. Dnvlil fi.iJ..i..t v....... ...... -i i inirsoay nun rriuav vial inir u -Il It tin ...... . .....p,i u i oi-iiaufl. i - Dinner Given For Faculty e . , V i. "n'l..M: VV' K- """'irn and Ik. and Mr. W. W. Calkina have , M ( TheC1" tin!' ,".!,,"eis,s,. Cahfornia. I hey. mil soiourn in the mnh f.,r nt least a fortn n. " lira.. Herbert d 1 1 Wasbi,,.!,,,, nrt-it-iwi t,,....i..'. . I . vrs. J. It., Jtcnn and Mrs. lUugaret Mmenii. who have been visitinc nt lb,. annie Mr. ,i Mrs. U K. lt..n f ' .,,''", ' "kiw lor their hnnips .....ii i """,'" "ea- "enn sn.insnred a " nail luuHiPm, at the Anchorage on .uonday p.uiplinienting Jier house guests. .,i., ,""l Times anmsrnient club held the f,rs dance of the ,p,w in Ir ?r'm,,V" '"s Tiieaday evening Dr ." Hehls presided over the short businrM mpeting .1,1,-1, wss held to re Ttlatine the club, for the ye9r. ' " I i '-. ! The informal dance at the Kusene eoiintr.v club atlracled .... .! ,.V. Ia evening. The house committee' acted ,hlVT:- '"r.,h- ""l or? cs'f,!'r"i," Mtwi ,,,',,, ffir 11 . . ""V, "''""'"I " the Tourist dub re the iiim, m, ii ,. " M i... ..'.. L' -"'" I'Piiar win i-p in. mv;m . " Mr and tin ri-.. ,..: ,. .. Si "r WnSi " 9 Hoilorillf.' Perifpswnr' n.wl M.n i.-. i.. DeCou, Misa Julia. Buriresa ami ilis'n Alice Cnnna wero hnstpsses fm. n ,.i.nP.. ing dinner pnrty at the Anchorage Inst Wednesday evening. f)n account of her recent accident, in Portland Hiss (,'apps was unable to be present, and her nlni woa filled by her aistrr. ' lira. .wl, rillgle. Mrs. DpCou'a nlacn nl lltn tnl.ln " iiiariiea witn a lovely corsage bou quet of pink rosea. The guests gathered around the fireplace for coffee after din ner, and aneiit Hie evening in i-n ir,.i.fl iMvui-ii io una ntiair were Profuaaor and Mrs. K. K. DeCou, Presi dent and Mrs. P. L. Cnninbell. Pinfe,. sor nnd lira. ().' F. Stafford, Mr. and ;',",. i iioij oeii i. nnrcn. oean and Hrs. J ohn . Dyment. Dr. and lira. H. I) loiroy, Mis Lilian Tingle, His. K. V. Kirbv of Jacksonville, Illinois, nnd Mrs e Pr.'. AiU-Ialtle Woodurd, mission- .j ii aiium who is visiting at the home ... ..ii. ami .urs. o. il. Foster this week Mrs. foster was sponsor for an un- umui ny iieiightful one o'clock luncheon ... ..ii. miviinriige yesterilav afternoon nr. liootiari via teil tn Cn,... i, spring and has many friends liere who .-ti iit-r return, mip will sail nn November JI for Jm n ivl.ori, .h.-..in again take up her uetivitlps ns mission ary in tliat donntiy. lira. Foter-a -r-... .ii. ii. r in, s occasion uie itili.,1. l.. William Ifoil Case MV 11 i Mra. Timothy Cloran. .Mrs. J. M. Wal ters. .:ra. hj. ii i'.,ttn.. a i 1., ni,...i ,; rrailR a" dm.:,; ,rs.,r7. V,0'1'? Mrs. (Jporizp ! It.u. i- . ," ,'; ' etnongraaa. .lliss ....... . ..on i nn urs. . A. Harden gavp interesting sketches of their recent trips to l-.ur.ipe. during H,p nftprnnon Lie it refreshments we.-. t.... .... dub will meet in two weeks with His Amy Dunn. Congratulations and good wishes are he g rece,ved this week by llr. and Mrs. Hell I., ti i who. were quietly mar r. li. a J '"!'?-'. evening at eight o'clock at St. Hary a hpiaeopal .hur.ili. lleverend 'nmnRa performe.l the CPr0. ' Vi "' -"'n'-TKboi was formerly knoinEugenr Mr. nnd Mr W K v....n ... . ing " few day, in Pendleton visiting with" friends. W b p thnm ia.. ...:."' 5." , OrPn-Whi....; V.-.u '' "","" "e I'miiuiii game. I " ; Should Encourage Men iuwaaays m Marriage lnd.n. Ontario. Oct. ! ti... -I "i1;"0'. "-.' nee.1 t be encouraged ...nn me age lor yoiiua men eniertng the marriage state Marriage and divorce were the nrind na sb,e,. a under discussion ti"Zt days .a,n f nm h,,"7 t.i.na were yB!H PMension of separate schools and rcVmn. o n: ..!hi;7,i'"' bettere ninrrwW;:, r: .""VVrred to The p'ri" PihS .'.. mil for fmal decision. ""'nei.n age nnd we ahntild not place impediments in their 1 way," stated Deon' Tucker of Iiaindon. - 1 c - ; : t'We bad no hesitation in asking our ; young men of IS. to shoulder a rifle, und iiiienu any responsibility during the war , nc sata,. "and 1 tiimk It would ill become us to prohibit them from sotting oj ii reacn tuo age or Archdeacon Warreij held the same con viction on the matter. , ,- , ioe young men of today: are ton canny aa it is," io declared. "They don t need discouragement, but should have encouragement, to enter the mnr ringe vow. i It would be beltcr if we told them to marry earlier instead of litter. Russia Turns Down American Soldier ' Moscow. Oct. 21. Se-nelmdv please send me lo Leavenworth; I don't care how; long I'm in the penitentiary, just so it a America. I thought they' would mnkc a hero out of me here, but I can't even get a Jinndout. I've made a fool of myself." The above ia the confession of Peter Mev-ers. Comnanv T Sth li,f.,, i .t.'. A. h. F nmv at C'oblenz. tiennnuy. Mrv. era, whose home is in Itoston, ia'n self acknowledged deserter from the Ameri can nrmy. Thin, bedraggled, with his feet on the ground, he walked front Ch. Iciut to .Moscow. He waa on l.he road 1 - ..i.- mm .tui.v uienniiug nightly of "the glorious reception awaiting him at the soviet cnpitn.1 for Ilia "noble deed" 'I thought they would meet me with u urnsa oanii anu uinke nu a nm. something when J offered to join in! u..i it. 'i. i 111 itiittoiiiNioneu. ; i- i So. tCtlnV 1.1iP Unit- Amnfina. in..Jlns,sin.yent buinining rubles. 1 .l.iivrn-iiu iwenei couimisaioa nu it mormon. - . Our Idea of Millinery Service Is It Yours? Jiavo a roputsttion for millinery of smart.nvss, tor hats that ffivo satis taction. Wo attriluito it to 6ur policy of stutlvinir first tho tsyle and then the customer. liriiiKin.sr the correct stvlo to the woman it will be come most. is 0llr i(, ()f t."Klyo',ike deduction on Trimmed J Tats MrsRuth" ' McCallum Carter 'intli n'.ul 'iftanttP, fine Elkins Art and Gift Shop Yc are offrrius nublio the largest Knot- i;.,no aC ,.,v,iifv mi.' " .ii jiiiua ui tj nt. ...... ... . WO linvn aver nlirricn. " addition to Jewel Gla: llispano' Moresque, tnres. Sbttionen', Oift. Hnoks-we liave re centlv added CastruW..1 Art Tottery, mane Itnlv AVntcli our windows1: tlie displays of Koy-or, vr-nrn rfi, I'.rlCffie " Pnl on r Pollen' find Hi' Tooletl leather B.it- e best lines ever - plaved in Eugene. Mr. Elkins' Past are on sale. nelell .essons in lai 'afnting.vran W -dayflteriitiu- I t"lmrrrliefi!tw,.,l!l!!!!!,J i". pi-lit 832 Willamette n. w "I Ihink
