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Page Teri " TTJE EUGENE GUARD Saturday Evening, January oi , I'fi Telephone One-two hundred By Marian Tjowry MM V .... iiwA w r r fir rl '"' 'W,(Btb-:f:J "liV' ' Upper, Mrs. Leland Johnson who has come to Engono to make her home from Wisconsin . Rapids, Wisconsin. Lower loft, Mrs. E. A. Droste, chairman of the Eugene Daughters of the Nile club benefit bridge tea which was a large affair at the Osburn hotel this afternoon. Lower right, Miss Helen Andrews who was hoBtoss for a party of young people at her home last week. Club Aifairs Are Numerous And Varied A club week It was. With many club luncheons, club parties, club benefits, and the usual club meetings, other social functions were not so numerous. And a stray dny or so of almost spring brought a tinge of restlessness into tho spirit of mid winter gaycty. Notnble of tho club nffnlrs this week were the yearly Inter So dinner Wednesday evening, tho Oregon Pro ducts luncheon of tho Fortnightly club Thursday, and the Kill Knre Klub annual party Wednesday even ing. And now tho various organiza tions enter Into siege of juvenile parties and dances that bring one of the merriest club seasons. Of course tho Assembly club childrcns' dsnco will bo attended by a large troop of society folk this coming week, and members of Amusement club are preparing for another jolly juvenile jamboree following soon aft erwards. While outstanding in fra ternal social programs will he the kiddies party which members of the American legion and the legion aux iliary aro to sponsor in February. Eugene society is in the midst of honoring numerous visitors, and ninny of tho larger affairs sre being given for these gucKts. And now with the thoughts of spring come bsck the Eugeneans who have been spending a part of the winter In other cities. Among thoso being welcomed hock are Mr. and Mrs. F. I.. Chambers, Mr. and Mrs. F. U. Wetherbee, who return about Febmsry 1 anil Mrs. Flora Livermore and Miss Gertrude ljivermnre who nlso plan to come shout February 1. Distinctive of February's functions will be the colonial hnll which is given annually b.v the Oregon Lewis nncl Clark chapter, Daughters of the American Itevolutlon. The ball is one of tho winter's largest affairs, Feb ruary ushers In the more formal time of the year, and already cards arc out announcing a number of din ner dances thst bring a spirit of sn ticipation. The coining of Valentine's day is also to bo the nccssisn for - numerous sooinl activities, and al ready red hearts, and tho varied val entine favors dashingly make their way into the color schemes and dec orative arrays of winter blooms and spring's early pussy willows aid arbutus. Teas, house dnnvs, forinals, clsss parties, and other gsyctles aro coining In rapid succession for university students with the winter term of school well under way. Interesting this coming week will bo tho theater party of tho senior class, and the junior, sophomore', and freshmen in formal dances. Mrs. George Sehaofcrs and Mrs. F. X. Schacfers wcro hostesses for a lovely luncheon nnd aftornoon of cards at tho homo of the inttcr to day, covers being placed for twelve. It is one of a series of functions being plnnned by tho two. Lilies of the valley and other spring timo blooms were gorgeously arranged in the Betting for tho affair. , Childrens' Party Given Friday Afternoon A third birthday nnnivorninry was the linppy event yentPrdny for little Abbey .lane White, riniifihtcr of Mr. nnd Mrs. Herald White, when she. eelehrntod the dny with fifteen little friendn whom her mother invited to rhcir homo for on afternoon party. Itullomift nnd the many other favors no preeioua to little folks wcro mndc n part of the decoration. Games were played, and later in the after noon rnme tho ever beloved birthday cake with its significant array of candles.. Those observing the ureat occasion with the small hostess wcro Billy Moxley, Sara Spencer, Janet Morris, Pntny Anne Stanard, Tatriein Park er, Hurton Moore, Richard Tost, June Hitchcock, Frederick Waller, Culvert Waller William Jenkins, Ktnernoh Abies, Kenneth Ablet, Virginia Toote, Lamar Too to Jr. AsRcmhly club members ar rery busy planning for their "youngsters ball," which will he an eventful af fair this coming Tuesday evening in the Inraway hnll. As this is the first dance of this nature to be held by the club there is anticipation for much merriment as members come strolling in garbed in their rompers, overalls gingham aprons, and the various other styles of childrens dress, A number of dinners are to be given preceding the dance and they will be rather novel and interesting as the guests come dressed in their costumes. Hosts for the dsnco will be Hr, and Mrs. Waldo Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Helbert Obcrtcuffer, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Chapman, Mr. and Mrs. H. It. Jtuth, K. Large. , Mrs. Addie Unburn was host ens to members of the Tourist club for a dinner at the Osburn hotel Mondny evening, asking as her spectsl gurts Mrs, Charles Tajtor and .Mrs. Wil liam Sargent. Two Entertain With Bridge Wednesday Mrs. Alfred S. Peterson and Mrs. T,oy Howling 'sponsored a smart af fair of the week when they entertain ed at a lnrgo bridge party at their home Wednesday afternoon. In keeping with the time 'of Valentine dny largo baskets of pussy willows, gorgeous with many brilliant red carnations, were placed about the rooms ns wero valentines nnd red candles. The two hostesses were as sisted by Miss Delia Feterson and Miss Althea Peterson. During the tea hour Mrs. Huby Goodrich poured, lienors at cards were received by Mrs. M. C. Ilntton and Mrs. Archie Grant. The guest list for the afternoon in cluded Mrs. Ilsrry lloldcn, Mrs. Heth I.araway, Mrs. Herbert Olsen, Mrs. T. G. Hendricks, Mrs. 11. A. Halb. Mrs. Huby Goodrich, Mrs. Fred Moxley, Mrs. O. II. Campbell. Miss Khun Hendricks, Mrs. Herbert Hnome, Mrs. Dan Johnston. Mrs. Seth M. Kerron. Mrs. Hnlph Fierce, Mrs. M. M. Tuft, Mrs. Ernest Straud, Mrs. Frederick G. Stickels, Mrs. T. O. Hussell, Mrs. Frank Jenkins, Mrs. C. A. Ilunlen, Mrs. F. X. Hchsefer. Mrs. M. M. Honey, Mrs. A. D. Grant, Mrs. George Hehaefers, Mrs. M. C. Ilntton, Mrs. Dsrwin Hristow, Mrs. Hnymond Wheeler, Mrs. A. F. Hnpp. Mrs. W, K. Moxley, Mrs. Harry Hohbs, Mrs. W. H. Powell, Mrs. Hen ry Hollenbeck. Mrs. J. L. Hesse, Mr. Nathan Harett, Mrs. Chester Steven son, Mrs. n. H. Brondsge, Mrs. P. Agustus Peterson. Mrs. 1,. B. fig wsrt, Mrs. L. B. Pagter of Republic, Washington. , Most unions and interesting was the cross-word pusile party given t,ila week by Mrs. Timothy Cloran at her home. Invitations were sent in the form of a cross-word pusile to solve. The hor'.ess served an In; formal buffet supper, and placecanls had tho guests' surnames in cross word style. Following the supper a merry and pleassnt evening was spent with ennversstion and the fun of the pussies, Mrs. Cloran had as her guests Mrs. Harriet Veaile of Portland, Mrs. E. It. Ilryson, Mrs. A. H. Ssunders, Mrs. F. & Appelmnn, Mrs. John Htrsub, Mrs. David Auld, Mrs. Hoberta Turner, Mrs. Charles Tovlor. Mrs. F. O. Young, Mrs. Ade laide I.llley, Mrs. F. I Psge, Mrs. Addle Osburn, Mrs. F. M. Wllklns, Mrs. Harvard Moures, Mrs. Lynn S. McCready. As the first of a series of Informal dinner parties Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Morris were hosts for four pleasur able affairs this week. Last evening they entertained Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Moxley, Mr. and Mrs. Herald White, Mr. and Mrs. Orville Waller. A strik ing color scheme of lavender shades came with the decorations of candles and various blooms in lavendar color. Following the dinner bridge was play ed. Tomorrow evening Mr. and Mrs. Morris will entertain at a supper par ty for Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Rog ers, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Holden, Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Tuft, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Happ, Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Sig wart On Mondsy Mr. and Mrs. Ches ter Rtevenson were dinner guests at the Morris home, and last Bundsy evening Mr. and Mrs. Frederick G. Btlckels, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Roome, Mr. and Mrs. Loy Howling were guests for an informal supper party. Mr. and Mrs. George McGil! will be dinner hosts this evening, asking as their guests Mr. and Mrs. Freder ick G. Btlckels, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Morris, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Roome. , An interesting event' of the coming week will be the dinner for which Mr. and Mrs. Keith Klggans will entertain at the country club Tuesday evening preceding the Assembly club dance. Thirty-eight have been invited. Mrs. S. J. Wilson waa a gracious hostess of the week, entertaining for members of the degree staff of the Rebecca lodge at the home of her daughter, Mrs. M. C. Hs'rris on Tues day afternoon. The time was pleas antly spent with needlework and games. Later a luncheon was served at small tables about tho room. Mrs. Wilson was assisted in receiving by her daughter, Mrs. M. 0. Harris, . .; Invitations have been sent out for a dinner dance for which Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Barrett and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Grady will be hosts at ; the country clubhouse Valentine's night. They have asked twenty-eight. Miss Helen Andrews was hostess t for a merry party of younger people at her home last Saturday evening, complimenting Mnss Maxine Lamb, the occasion being her birthday anniver sary. Between thirty,-five and forty guests were asked. The evening was spent in working cross-word pu zles snd playing numerous games. One puxzle to work out at the design of M in the center, aad when out an nounced that the day was the birth day of Miss Lamb. Lots in the eve ning Miss Andrews assisted by her inter Miss Winifred Andrews, and Miss Hazel Johnson, served a lunch eon. An eventful and pleasureable din ner of Wednesday waa that of the Inter Be club, members of which held tbelr annual evening party in the Os burn hotel tea room, having their husbands as guests. Pink and yellow candles set in crystal candlesticks, pink carnations, and rose-pink cycla men together . with trailing sinilax were the attractive centerpieces for the long table used. Covers were plac ed for twenty-eight. Mr. and Mrs. X. M. Gcrow were special guests for; the evening. , After dinner bridge ;vne played, card honors going to Mrs. William Unrker Mrs. John Scarey, W. W. Calkins, Charles Wirth. Those in the party were Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Gorow, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Calkina, Mr. and Mrs. William Barker, Mr. and Mrs. E. 0. Iinmel, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Ingalls, Mr. and Mrs. Beth I.araway, Mr. and Mrs. David Link, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Olsen, Mr. aud Mrs. E. B. Parks, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Powell, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Bchwer- ing, Mr. and Mrs. John. Seavey, Mr. and Airs. Morris atarbuck, Mr. and Mrs. George Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wirth, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Studley, .Mr. and Mrs. Taylor White. . ' On Wednesday evening members of the Ladies' auxiliary ot the Eugene chamber of commerce will meet at the chamber of commerce rooms for an evening of cardB and a program. Hostesses for the evening Will 6e Mrs. V. D. Scobert, Mrs. Hose Stacks. Mrs. M. F. Swlgcrt, Mrs. C. W. Starr, Mrs. G. F. Skipwortb, Mrs. T. H. Spooner, Mrs. O. C. Schmidt, Mrs. A. It. Tiffany. 1 ... ' Eugene friends Were greatly de lighted to hear this week that Mm. Flora Livcrinoro nnd daughter. Miss Gertrude Livermoro, are expected to return to Eugene about Fehraury 1, after an extended stay in tlie east. Miss Livermore and Miss Marian Linn studied at Harvard for a time, but recently Miss Livermore hss been tnking an executive buying course in the Jordon-Marsh firm ot Bos ton, and she and her mother have been living at Cambridge. They plan to return by the southern route, tak ing the boat from New York to New Orleans, and will visit at various cities on the way. . A merry gathering for a group of children was the breakfast given last Saturday for which Althea Peterson, daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Alfred S. Peterson, entertsined at her home. Inviting six of her little friends in for the occasion. Valentines and oth er gay favors of that day were used for tho table decorations. Mrs.Loy Rowling Hostess At Luncheon A very pretty luncheon was thnt given today by Mrs. Loy Rowling At her home as the first of a series of social functions which she is plannig for the coming weeks. Four small ta bles were set, burning red candles, snd bowls of pussy willows and red carnations being arranged as the cen terpiece for each. Assisting Mrs. Howling were Mrs. Alfred S. Peterson fsnd Miss Delia Peterson. During the afternoon hours the guests played bridge. Oueats bidden were Mrs. Chester Stevenson, Mrs. A. F. Happ, Mrs. Harry Holden, M.rt. Lynn 8. Mc Cresdy, Mrs. W. E. Moxley, Mrs. Frederick G. Stickels, Mrs. Herbert Hoome, Mrs. Herald White, Mrt. Wilson Coffey, Mrs. George IlitcU cock, Mrs. Jack Benefiel, Mrs. Orville Waller, Mrs. M. M. Tuft, Mrs. Ar thur Morris, Mrs . Kenneth Abies, Mrs. L. B. Sigwart, Mrs. Carlton Spencer. . Mrs. John Bovard provided a charmingly informal afternoon today when, she invited about a doien in for tea, complimenting Mrs. William Sargent who is an interesting visit or in Eugene for a few weeks. - v ... One of the larger affairs of the week was the benefit bridge tea which members of the Eugene Daughters of ,U. U:ia Alnk nnn.nH nt tlm Oflhlirn hotel this afternoon, for the purpose ot getting xunos to mu cuiJiMcu dren in the Sbrine hospital in Port land. The tea is given annually. Bridge, whist, five hundred, and sew ing were the diversions offered. A large number of ladies attended the affair. Committee beads were: Mrs. E. A. Droste,, general chair man; "Mrs. Daisy Patterson, refresh ments committee; Mrs. Hoy Smith, table committee; Mrs. Fred Chess, ticket committee; Mrs. Wayne Green, rccctption committee; Mrs. Fred Crosby, diversion committee; Mrs. Hay Glass, entertainment committee. At a formal dinner given at the Alpha Phi house this last week Miss Ruth Akers announced !her engage ment to Bert Hollnway. Both are atudents in the University of Oregon. Miss Akers is a senior in the school of music, and is widely known in Eugene for her vocal work. She is secretary of tho associated student body this year, is a member of Alpha Phi, and Mortar Board,. Mr. Holla way is a member of Bacherlordom. Following the dinner members of Bachclordoin called for an informal dance. Mondny Book club members were entertained this week by Mrs. W. E. Miner. There was a luncheon at the Anchorage followed by the meeting at Mrs. Miner's home. The group will meet again in two weeks with Mrs. A. E. Roberts and Mrs. L. J. Temple as joint hostesses. Miss Freda Goodrich has been in Eugene this week visiting. Her home is in Portland, and she graduated from the university Inst spring. She has been a guest at the Alpha Chi Omega bouse. . Mrs. Lawson G. Bradley is spend ing the week-end in Snlora where she is visiting with a sister. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Kidwell left the first of tho week for their home near Pendleton, after spending the past few months in Eugene. Mrs. Lawson G. Bradley will be hostess to members of the Monday Bridge club at her home this coming week. ' '. W. O. Swan nnd daughter, Miss Nclliebelle, returned the first of the week from a week-end trip to Port land. Mrs. F. L. Polndcxter asked the members of Kill Kare Klub to be her guests for their meeting Thursday afternoon. Mrs. L. C. Sherman will bo hos tess to tho Koxy Korncr Klub on Thursday, February G. Mrs. I. D. S. Wade was hostess to Aloha club nt her home Tuesday, asking as a speciol guest Miss Edith Dunn. , . . . V. D. Bridge club memhers were guests of Mrs. W. O. Swan at her home Thursday for a ono o'clock luncheon. One of tho more interesting events of each month is the meeting of the Alphn chapter of Westminster Guild. For the Jsnuary meeting members gathered at tho Anchorage Mondny evening for a six o'clock dinner. Cov ers were placed for about thirty. Large bunches of pussy willows deck ed with Japanese birds and butter flies were the novel decorations used. Hostesses for the dinner and program were Miss Vesta Holt. Miss Dorothy Collier, MisB Mary McC'ornnck, Mrs. J. Johnson. After the dinner hour Miss Juanita Wolff and Bliss Hazel May Loncks gave a number of vocal selections. Mrs. E. E. DeCou led in the lesson hour, completing the work on the study of China and the two books, China's Challenge to Christianity and Ming Kwong. Mrs. Josephine Enright presided at the meeting. On February sixteenth Al pha chapter will meet at the home of Mrs. Marjorie Leonard, 1702 South Willamette with Mrs. Leonard and Mrs. George Hurley as joint hos tesses. At that meeting election of officers will be held, the nominating committee composed of Helen Large, Esther Pike and Mary McCornack making its report at the meeting. , For a real old fashioned Vslentine dress-up party amid a colorful set ting of many valentines and numer-. ous other favors that made a bril liant array members of Kill Kare Klub were entertained by Mrs. Msude T. Brysn at her home in Springfield Wednesday evening for their annual party. The evening was spent in playing bridge with a two-course lun cheon served at a late hour. Members of the club and their husbands in the party were Mr. and Mrs. George Blair, Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Poindex tcr, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Vincent, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Perkins, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. McCornack, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Wheaton, Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Dumphrey, Mrs. Maude T. Bryan, Mr. and Mrs. Fred CheBS, Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Peery, Mr. and I-Vs. Eugene Kester. . , ' One of the most delightful enter tainments of the week was the silver tea and musicale given by the Uni tarian Woman's Alliance in the par lorB of the church Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. William Sargent gave a very appreciated musical program, the former playing the violin and the latter the piano. Their program was es follows: "Schon Hosemarin," Kreisler: "Adoration," Maurice Telms; "The Swan." Saint Beans; and later, "Liebesfreud," KreiBler. Mrs. Henry D. Sheldon entertained with a reading, "Tho Golden Doom," a ploy by Lord Dunsany. 'Following the program there was the social hour, the' guests gathering around the sev eral attractive tables for tea. Hos tesses wero Mrs. William Kneeland and Mrs. Earnest Stone with y Mrs. Soderstrom presiding at the tea table. Once each month the Unitarian ladies sponsor some kind of literary ieature which is looked forward to with much interest by members of the alliance and their friends. Ex-Soldiers Will Be Given Aid By Auxiliary Interesting of mid-winter's benefits will be the bridge and whist benefit tea for which Eugene Unit, No. 3, American Legion auxiliary will enter tain at the Osburn hotel, Saturday January 31 from two o'clock to five o'clock. . The affair is given each year, the funds being used to aid ex-soldiers and families, and disabled veterans in the veterans' hospital No. 77, Port land. Bridge will be played in the palm room of the hotel, and whist and five hundred in the tea room. The com mittee in charge for the affair is Mrs. W. W. McCormick, Mrs. Lawrence Jensen Mrs. E. S. Tuttle,' president of the auxiliary. . Reservations for the tea should be phoned to Mrs. Tuttle, 1070-Y, or to Mrs. McCormick, 1221-Y. ' Three Hundred Are Invited To Tea Eugene society called at Alumni hall of the Woman's building this af ternoon to honor Mrs. W. F. Graham who was gueBt of honor for a tea given by members of Delta Delta Del ta sorority. Cards had been sent to three hundred, who came between the hours of four o'clock and six o'clock. Miss Alma Lawrence, pianist, and Miss Psuline Knowlond, vocal soloist, gave a number of selections as a mu sical program. Receiving with Mrs. Graham were Mrs. Virginia Judy Esterly, Mrs. Bruce J. Giffen, Mrs. A. R. Sweetser, Miss Mozelle Hair, Mrs. R. A. Booth. Mrs. J. D. McKinnon, Mrs. Paul H. Kelty, Mrs. Frederick G. Jennings, Mrs. James H. Gilbert, Mrs. Eugene S. Kelty, Mrs. Carlton Spencer pour ed. To welcome Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Chambers who returns ....,6,,0 meriained i j ' their home Wednesd,, !! era were placed tor v. ' Chambers. III.. m v Mrs. T. J. Hendricks '. Goodrich, Miss Margaret Mr,. Martha Goodrich SlrTt Kerns, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. wn... dinner hosts last evening v ing for Mr. and Mrs M v 2 Mr. anil Mr. V. r i ' .' I . , v. llameL . Eugene Daughters of tl, v, observed the fourth birthdav sary of the organization afternoon when member, rk J Craftsmen clubhouse witk i i"' Ford. Mrs. A. L. Lormu Jli 1 ' W. Branstetter as hostel T willows arranged with britht'J'' nations were used as d, Durine the lnnoh, . . with four candles was serrei rv"' members at the meeting A. u. jjomax, airs. E. p (Continued on Page EleTlij" Laraway's Dignified Credit Special 15-Jewel Elgin -THE fine watches have guaranteed I5-jewel movements in hand somely engraved white or green gold cases. They are thin models that combine beauty with excellent time keeping quality. Pay 6 Per Cent Down! Balance During the Yearl 35 Our stock also includes Howards, Hamiltons, Elgins, Walthams, and a full line of dependable bracelet watches. 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