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Saturday Evening, January 17 Page Ten THE. EUGENE GUARD Telephone One-two hundred lOTEFY By Marian Lowry (few H,; aw IJ - ' ' "T' ' '1 J TJpper left, Mra. B. P. Chambers 1 and little daughter, Janet, who ' are visiting in Eugene from A ' Portland at the borne of Mrs. Chambers' parents, Mr. and ' Mrs, George Bogue. . Upper right, Miss Boulnh Clark, I .whose engagement .to Anton Buedall of Raymond, Washing ton, was recently announced. Lower right, Mrs, Willinm 8nr . gent, of Boston, Mnss., who Is visiting at the home of her sis ter, Mrs. Henry D. Sheldon. : ' s - : - ' i tajffoti.M Mrs. W.F. Jewett Hostess For Luncheon Notable among KuKriio'a mid-winter social functions waB tho luncheon for which Mrs. W. F. Jewett enter tained on Tuesday, honoring .MrH. Paul It. Kelty. It was a brilliant af fair given In the palm room of the Osburn hotel, fifty-seven being bid den. One long table was used, with several largo bouquets of choice pink carnations and white freesia arrang ed down tbe'eenter with trailing siiiil nx placed between tho bowls of flowers. Covers were placed for Mrs. lnul It. Kelty, Mrs. John Bovard, Mrs. Iticc Miner, Mrs. A. II. Kcliroff, Mrs. F. K. Barrows, Mrs. A, A. Itogers, Mrs. I. I). 8. Wade, Mrs. F. 8. Dunn, Miss Amy Dunn, Mrs. W. W. Cnlkins. Mrs. David Anld, Mrs. Both I.nrawny. Mrs. Herbert Ulsen, Mrs. John Stark Kvans, Mrs. Grieg of Tacoiua, Mrs. Eugene S. Kelty, Mrs. Hubert l'res oott, Mrs. R. Kay Booth, Mrs. Frank Benson, Miss Irene Applegate, Mrs. Jt. A. Booth, Miss Bnrbara Booth, Mrs, Edna Diggles, Milin. Hose Mc Urcw, Miss Jeanette Calkins, Mrs. Carlton Rpencer, Mrs. Karl Onthank. Mrs. Bruce Boxart, Mrs. Frank Jen kins. Mrs. J. M. Miller. Mrs. C. B. Willoughby, Mrs. I,, B. Higwart, Mrs. K. H. DeCou, Mrs. 10. U. . Bobbins, Mrs. Margaret 'Kasmussan, Mrs. O. V. Stafford, Mrs. John Strnub, Mrs. V. G. Young, Mrs. O. B. DeBnr, Mrs. Carl O. Washburne, Mrs. Wilson II: Jewett, Mrs. Harry llolden, Mrs. C. Tsylor, Mrs. Hnm Bass Warner. Mrs. ' William O. Hale. Mrs. Harriet Veos ie, Mrs. IC. K. Bryson, Mrs. Virginia Judy Esterly, Mrs. Arthur Morris, Mrs. Corncile Thayer, Mrs. Edwin h. Knspp, Mrs. J. II. Koke, Mrs. Addie Osburn, Mrs. Dugnld Campbell, Mrs. C. A. Burden, Mrs. W. T. Gordon. Mrs. Wt F. Jewott. Mrs. Elisabeth Kerns was hostess for an enjoyable afternoon on Thurs day Inviting a few friends to her home for tea in compliment to Mrs. Harriet Voasie who is vlaitiug in Eu gene from Portland at the home of her daughter, Mrs. E. It. Bryson. The guests were Mrs. Veasle, Mrs. F. M. Wilkins. Mrs. Martha Hen dricks, Mrs. Idaho Campbell, Mrs. F. tJ. Young, Mrs. W. K. Newell. Mr. and Mrs. George Hitcbcock were hosts for a pleasant affair Wednesday evening when they en tertained at a theater party at the llcllig for tho presentation of West ern vaudeville. After tho show the party went to the Hitchcock homo for supper Those in the pnrty were Mr. and Mrs. Lamar Tome, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Benefiel, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Kiggans, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Mot ley, Mr. and Mrs. Csrlton Rpencer, Mr. and Mrs. Del Oberteuffer, Mr. and Mrs. Hitchcock. Mr. Herald White entertained Gamma Phi Alumnae club members at her home last evening. e Mrs. Harry D. Sinclair entertained at her borne, 200 eleventh avenue east, TuesUsy evening at a bridal Lower, complimenting Mrs. Buriun M. Williams (Mary A. Cook), a rc cenv bride. Tho evening was pleasant ly spent with conversation, and a luncheon was served. Guests for the affair were Mrs. AVilliams, Mrs. G. Heynolds, Mrs. W. E. Taylor, Mrs. II. J. Detlcssen, Mrs. M. 8. Allen, Miss Thclma Watson, Miss Margaret Hmith, Miss Elsie Hinith. :- ' Miss June Dultnnwss a visitor In the city this week from Burns, Ore gou. ' 8ho plans to leavo tomorrow for Hollywood, California, to visit with her parents. Bridge Party Is Given For Visitor Several former ' schoolmates of Mrs. E. P. Chambers who is visiting in Eugene from Portland were guests nt a small' brldgo.fparty for which Mrs. ltnymond Wheeler entertained nt her home Thursday afternoon, honoring Mrs. Chambers. Tho after noon was Informally spent with cards and conversation. Mrs. Hani Bass Warner assisted Mrs. Wheeler. Those Invited were Mrs. Delbert Oberteuffer, Mrs. Carlton Spencer, Mrs. Orville Waller, Mrs. Herald White, Mrs. J. C Kncpkc, Mrs. Law rence MnniTiid, Mrs. Harold Cros laml, Miss Margaret Corter, Mrs. Virgil Parker, Mrs. Jack Benefiel, Mrs. Harold Moore, Miss Dorothy Wheeler, Mrs. Kenneth Abies, Mrs. J. I,, Hesse, Mrs. Howard Hall, Mrs. Arthur Morris, Mrs. I.oy Howling, Mrs. Fred Moilcy. Mrs. F. I,. Stetson was hostess for a charmingly informal party at her homo Thursday afternoon, invit ing about a dor.cn friends in to meet Mrs. William Sargent, who Is visiting here from tho enst. A number of Alpha Delta PI moth ers, alumne, and patronesses gsthered at the home of Mrs. Floyd Wester field Thursday afternoon for sewing. Mrs. Lucy Perkins returned this week from California where she has heen visiting since before the Christ mas holidays, Mrs. Chsrles Paine ami two child ren left Thursday evening for their home in California after visiting with Mrs. Paine's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hugh. Severs! alumnus of Alpha Delta Pi went to Corvailis yesterday where they were guests of XI Beta sorority for a luncheon and tea. They stayed over night and plan to return this evening. Included in the pertr were Mrs. E. I,. Packard, Mrs. W. E. Milne. Mrs. Floyd Wtaterfield. Mrs. Yerdon Mny, Miss Msrie Hidings. A number of the girls from the Oregon chapter of Alpha Delta Pi were guests of XI Beta at a tea given in Corvailis this afternoon. Mrs. Myron Mills and ,'liililren. Elisabeth and Hubert, are visiting here from Marysville, Michigan, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. P. l.yon. Mrs. Mills Is a sister of Mrs. Lyon. Benefit Tea Will Be Event Of , January 24 A yearly affair that is of wide Intorest to Eugene society is the ben efit bridge ten which members of the Eugene Daughters of tie Nile club sponsor. The event this year will he given Snturdny, January 24, at the Osburn hotel between two nud four o'clock. Plans are being mnde to entertnin with five hundred, bridge, whist, and sewiug. Each year the club uses tho pro coetls for aiding tho crippled children in the SJirine hospital in Portlnnd. At a luncheon held nt the Os burn hotel Wednesday chairmen of tho committees in charge of the tea met to discuss plans. Those at the meeting were Mrs. L. E. Bean, presi dent of the club; Mrs. E. A. Droste, general chairman; Mrs. Daisy Pat terson, refreshments committee; Mrs. Hoy Smith, table committee; Mrs. Fred Chess, ticket . committee; Mrs. Wayne Green, reception committee; Mrs. Fred Crosby, diversion commit tee; Mrs. Bay Glass, entertainment committee. A program to be given both in the card room and the sewing room is being arranged. . Tickets for tho ten will be on sale at Beards' store, or reservations may he phoned to Mrs. Fred Chess at 1821-tt. On Monday afternoon Mrs. Lynn S. MeCrendy observed tho birthday an niversary of her mother, Mrs. F. M. Wllklns, thoughtfully inviting about twenty of the letters friends in for needlework and tea, at her home. She was assisted by Mrs. Howard Hall. In the evening Mr. and Mrs. Wil kins were pleasantly surprised when a number of their friends cslled, bringing dinner. In honor of the birth day of Mrs. Wilkins. Chi Omega Alumnae association members were guests of Mrs. F. G. Stlckels at their monthly meeting Monday evening. Members of Willamette Court, Or der of the Amaranth met, Monday evening for a dinner at six-thirty o'clock at the Masonic temple. Mrs. C. E. Wheaton, Mrs. W. L, House, Mrs. Sadie Perkins, all of Springfield, were in chsrgo of the dinner. There was a business meeting later In the evening. In two weeks the group will hold a social gathering. Fireside club members were guests of Mr. end Mrs. Harry Hobba at i their home Monday evening. " Among the many rongentnl gath-. erings of Eugene alumnae and active 1 university et.idents are the annual initiation ceremonies and banquet of Theta Sigma Phi, women's national ! journalism honorary fraternity. There i are about ten alumnae in the city i affiliated with the group. The event this year was held last Sunday even- I ing, with the banquet at the Anchor- , age. The new members initiated are Miss Gertrude Houk. Miss Esther Daris, Miss Emily Houston. i Twenty-Four Entertained At Luncheon Pussywillows arranged with rose carnations and orange marigolds conv bined to make an unusually attract. ive color array for the luncheon at which Mr. F. O. Stlckels entertain ed for twenty-four at her home Wed nesday, honoring Mrs. Leland John son. Mrs. Stickela was assisted by Mra. Arthur Morria and Mrs. Her bert Hoome. Bridge waa played dur ing the afternoon hours. The guests were Mra. Johnson, Mrs. George Hitchcock, Mrs. Arthur Morria, Mrs. Wilson Coffey, Mrs. Lynn McCready, Mrs. Kenneth Abies, Mrs. M. M. Tuft. Mra. A. F. Happ. Mrs. Harry Hobba, Mra. Beth M. Kerron.. MrB. W. E. Moxley, Mrs. Jack B9nefiel, Mr.. Harold Grady, Mrs.- Horbcrt Rooms, Mrs. Loy How ling, Mrs. Frank Jenkins, Mrs. J. L. Hesse, Mrs. L. B. Sigwsrt, Mrs. Chester Stevenson, Mrs. George Mc- Glll, Mrs. Orville Waller, Mrs. Herald White, Mra. Lamar Tooze, Mrs. Carl ton Spencer. . . Mrs. W. T. Gordon and Mrs. Wel ter O. Barnes sponsored two Inter esting parties of the week, enter taining at bridge on Wednesday after noon and this afternoon et the home of Mrs. Gordon. About thirty guests were asked for each party. Mrs. F. W. Comings assisted the hostesses at both affairs. On Wednesday Mis Dora Gordon and ' Miss Frances Dodge assisted in serving, and today a group of University girla assisted. The predominant color of pink came with the artistic arrangement of vary ingly shaded pink carnationa which were used with masses of greenery. Newcomers Are Honor Guests A t Parties Among the several very pleasurable affairs being given to welcome Mr. and MrB. Leland Johnson who have come to Eugene to make their home were the two supper parties for which Mr. and Mrs. Lamar Tooze entertained at their home this week. On Sunday evening they invited four teen and last evening entertained a party of eighteen. Following the supper last evening cards wore played. . Guests for the evening were Mr. and Mrs. Leland Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Orville Wal ler, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Moxley, Mr. and Mrs. Herald White, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Benefiel, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jenkins, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Roome, Mr. end Mrs. F. L. Culin, Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Spencer. Sun day evening's guests were Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Lynn MeCrendy, Mr. and Mrs. George Hitchcock, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph D. Casey, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Coffey, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Abies, Mr. and MrB. F. G. Stickels.' ' Fortnightly club officers and mem bers of the past year's program com mittee were entertained Tuesday af ternoon by Mrs. Frank Fay Eddy, president of the club, at her home, for needlework and tea. Shakespeare club members met Monday afternoon to continue the study of the play Hamlet. The meet ing was particularly Interesting this week because of the discussion of the play given the preceding Saturday by Fritz Leiber. Mrs. Edwin L. Knapp had interviewed Mr. Leiber . while in Eugene, and led in tho study Monday, and the members all discussed the play and its presentation from vnri ous angles. - Whilo practically the entire club attended the play, twenty three had reserved seats together. Mrs. A. L. Lomax will entertnin members of , the Eugene Daughters of the Nile club on Wednesday afternoon of the coming week at the CraftBtnen clubhouse, Fourteenth avenuo east and Kiucuid streets. Assistant hos tesses will be Mrs. E. V. Ford and Mrs. W. W. Braustctter. . Members of the club nre asked to telephone .Mrs. Ford nt 1477-R. At the meet ing plans will be discussed for the benefit bridge tea which will be given this month. Mrs. Herbert Olsen was hostess to members of Inter So club at her home Thursday for a luncheon. In two weeks the group will meet with Mrs. E. 1'. Parks. Mrs. Winifred Kuykendall will be hostess to Teacup club members this coming Friday. A very pretty wedding was that of Miss Florence V. Thorpe and Edwin O. Boehnko who wero married at the home of Dr. and Mrs. W. II. Dale, 1175 Eloventh avenue cast, Sunday afternoon. The ceremony was wit nessed by a few friends and rela tives of the couple, and Rev. Randall Scott of Springfield officiated. Little Georgia Dale preceded the bride down the stairway as ring bear- er, carrying a pillew of lillies of the valley. The bride proceeded unat tended to the altar which was simply but effectively arranged before the fireplace, banked with palms, ferns and white gardinios. Preceding the ceremony Huben C. Goffriere played Mendelssohn's wedding march, and Miss Johanna James sang "Because." The bride wore a lovely .yellow georgette crepe, 'elaborately beaded, and carried a shower bouquet of lilies of the valley and ophelia rosebuds. Following the ceremony a wedding luncheon was served, the table being most beautifully decorated with a center-piece of white tuber roses, lil ies of the valley, and gypsophela. During the luncheon Miss James ssng "I Love You Truly," "For You Alone," "At Dawning," and "Song of Love." MrB. Boehnke has been in Eugene for several years, is a graduate of the Ellsworth college, Iowa Falls, Iowa, and of Walter Reed hospital. Mr. Boehnke was a member of the 3Stb Division in France, and is with tho Eugene Guard Printing company. They left for points north, and will be at home at St. Francis apartments, after February 1. Mrs. W. O. Starbnek entertained the Eighth Division of tho Methodist Ladies' Aid society at her home Tues day afternoon. Mrs. W. K. Newell and Mrs. B. J. Jenkins were assist ant hostesses. Mrs. Ernest Stroud, Mrs. Barklcy, and Miss Bessie Day were guests for the meeting of the Wednesday Bridge club which was .entertained this week by Mrs. Jerry Horn at her home. Mrs. J. W. Hobbs will be hos tess to the club in two'weeks. The first meeting of the L. O. E. club for the new year was a most pleasant affair Thursday afternoon at the ElkB temple. Mrs. Maude Bry an assisted by Mrs. Edith Larimer and Mrs. Alice Vincent were hos tesses in, the card rooms. Honors at bridge went to Mrs. R. R. ' Biddle, Mrs. Oscar Faust and Mrs. E. A. Lewis. Lato in the afternoon a de licious luncheon was served, the hos tess In the dining room being MrB. A. J. PerkinB, Mrs. Riley Snodgrnsa, Mrs. Isaac Larimer. At the meeting the rcsignaiton of Mrs. Earl Fonda, who is moving to Portland, was read and accepted, and Mrs. J. B. 51c Fall elected to fill the vacancy, r In two weeks the L. O. E. ladies will meet again with Mrs. J. R. McKy as hostess in the card 'room and Mrs. Bert Vincent as chairman of refresh ments. , It was with regret that Eugcneane learned this week that Mr. and Mrs, Earl Fonda arc planning to leave about February 1 to make their home in Portland. Monthly Teals On Thursday Afternoon The monthly university calling day waa a delightful event Thursdny aft ernoon in Alumni hall of the Woman's building. Between the hours of two thirty o'clock and five o'clock a large number called. Miss Mozelle Hair was chairman for tho afternoon. Mrs. William G. Halo and Airs. h. II. Johnson presided at the tea table. Hostesses for the tea were Mrs. Bruce J. Giffen, Mrs. J. II. Gilbert, Mrs. Margaret H. Good all, Miss Hon riette Guoy, Miss Lois Gray, Miss Dorothy Gurlcy, Mihs Arlene Gurr, Mrs." V. G. Hftfen, Mrs. William G. Hnle, MiRs Mozelle Hair, Miss It nth Harvey, MisH Mildred Hnwes, Mrs. Robert Hall, Miss Hertha Hays, Mrs. William Hayward, Mrs. E. T. Hodgo, Mrs. Glenn Hoover. Miss Vesta Holt, Mrs. II . C. Howe, Mis Harriet Hud son, Mrs. Dorothy Humphrey, Mrs. R R. Huestis, Airs. A. L. Ingalls, Mrs, L, II. Johusou, Mrs. J. E. John Stone. o iThese gatherings nre held for all women of the faculty and Are given tho third Thursday of each month. ! , On Tuesday evening occurred the Amusement club (lance nt Dreamland hnll. About forty couples attended. A number of interesting features were given. Hosts for the evening were Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Itoberts. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hell, Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Fulton. For January 10 mem bers of the club are planning for a dance to be in Jtceping with Valen tine day. Patrons and patronesses for the affair will be Mr. and Mrs. W .B. Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mc Alister, Mr. and Mrs. Lonnr Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Young, Mr. and Mrt. II. A. Schwering. Mrs. Keith Kiggans was hostess to Tuesday bridge club members at her home this week for a one o'clock luncheon. Mrs. George Hitchcock was a guest for tho afternoon. Mrs. Henry D. Sheldon informally entertained at tea Tuesday afternoon at her home for her sister, Mrs. William Sargent, who is visiting in Eugene from Boston. Mrs.BurrowsIs Honor Guest At Tea ' Honoring Mrs. Jennie Burrows of Portland who is their acting house chaperone during the absence of Mrs. Lucy Perkius in California, members of Alpha Delta Pi entertained in formally at tea Tuesday afternoon at their house. Alumnae and patron esses of the organization and other campus house mothers were guests. Cluster bouquets of sweet peaa in paatellei shades were used about the rooms and gave a spring-like at mosphere. Miss Beulah Smith and Miss Cecil McKcrcher presided at the tea table. Miss Grace Jewell Dunbar ployed a number of piano solos. Miss Cecil McKercher gave a group of recita tions, and Miss Jean Harper played several piano solos as a musical pro gram for the afternoon. Mrs. Lawrence Manerud was a gra cious hostess for a 'small sewing par ty given at her home this afternoon for Mrs. C. A. Huntington. Following a pleasant time of sewing and conver sation a Iunchc6u'Was served. Guests bidden for the afternoon were Mrs. Huntington, Mrs. James T. Barrett, I Mrs. Harold Grady, Mrs. Wilson Cof fey, Sirs. George McGill, Mm George Hitchcock, Xlrs. Arthur Morris, Mrs. Kenneth Abies, Mrs. Clifford Maner ud, Mrs. F. G. Stickels, Mrs. Herbert Hoome, Mrs. Lynn McCready, Mrs. Harold Moore, Mrs. Jack Benefiel, Mrs. Csrlton Spencer, Mrs. Orville nailer, Mrs. Herald White. One of the more interesting meet ing of the year of the Fortnightly club will be held this coming Thurs day when members gather st the Os burn hotel for an "Oregon's Products luncheon." At that time nomination of officers for the coming year will be made. Present officers of the group ore Mrs. Frank Fay Eddy, president; MrB. W. F. Gilstrap, vice president; Mrs. Blaine Hovcy, record ing Bccrctary; Mrs. Flora Macdonald, financial secretary; Mrs. E. T. Hodge, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Eliza beth Prescott, treasurer. Mrs. A. A. Rogers entertained San Souci club members this past Wed nesday with a luncheon' at the Rain bow and an afternoon of cards at her home afterwards. A pretty birthday party was given in honor of little Bonnie Habel and Mnrjoric Cooly last Saturday after noon when fourteen of their little friends gathered at the home of Mrs. Frank Pierce. The afternoon was spent in games and at four-thirty a dainty lunct was served. The potlnck supper and hard times party for which members of Eugene unit, No. 3 American legion auxiliary, will cntcrfnin will be an interesting event of this coming Tuesday even ing in the chamber of commerce rooms. It will bo given nt Bix-thirty o'clock. All members of the Ameri- can legion their wives or lady friends are invited to come. Mrs. John F. Taylor entertained the Gcnefield Bridge club at her home January 8. Special jrucsts were Mrs. W. W. Brnnstctter, Mrs. Earl Fonda, Mrs. E. W. Price. Members present were Mrs. C. E. Fisher. Mrs. A. P. McKenzie, Mrs. Harry Whitton, Mrs. Paul Bonford, Mrs. W. C. Rebham. Mrs. Carl (linen, Mrs. S. Ralph Dil lep, Mrs. Taylor. On January 22 Mrs. A. P. McKenzie will entertain the group. The Dorcas Needle club of the Em- mans Lutheran church held its an nual meeting Wednesday evening at tho home of Miss Esther Miller. Re ports from various committees and from the treasurer were read and ac cepted. Election of new officers re sulted as follows: President, Camilla Anderson; vice-president, Elsie Mil ler; secretary, Magdalene Elgaard; treasurer, Esther M.u;r; correspond ing secretary, Tillie Dorffler; and flower committee, Louise Elgaard and Elisa Sorenaon. 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