The Eugene guard., February 12, 1925, Image 12

Page Twelve
THE EUGENE GUARD
BIG 1925 "BUST"
Vn-B-9-tl
Tonight's the night, buddy
When every gob, doughboy and lev
thorneck in Kugene and Lane county,
who lias luid a&Ule the mc88-kit and
bayonet for the purHiiita of peace will
assemble nt the armory to celebrate
the end of the war, ,
It will be the arcond Annual reun
ion of I.nne County Veterani, and
will last from 7.30 o'clock until un
nso. -
If you've got married since armis
tice dny, 1018, you'll probably find it
a hard job to get away from home to
night. However, if you ran get
fr.eud wife to reading nbout her dim
mer vacation or fooling with the
radio, chances are you can sneak out.
Try anything but don't miss the reunion!
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SOCIETY AND WOMEN'S CLUBSj
Club Item, Should Bo Phoned To the Society Editor Between
8:30 A, M. and 11:30 A. M. Telephone Number 1200
STATE DEALERS TO
The war will bo fought iver to
night from tho battle of Catnn Lew
1h to Boin de J3cllenu and the Meirae-
Argonne. There will be uo military
cIhhhcb the buck private and bop
kicker being on on equal standing
with the colonel and tho lance-jack.
If you look sharp you might see
major down on bis knees shooting
craps with his dog-robber.
Compter?
Ktagc Is all set for a largo night,
declares the American legion commit
tee. The 40 and 8' decorated the ar
mory lust night, and the program Is
complete for 10 hours of, hilarious
joy-to-be-remembered entertainment.
Comedy skits of the kind that only
an ex-service man can enjoy. Prize
fighta. War songs. Orchestra and band
music. Dancing girls. Chorus girls.
Oo-la-la.
say, did you ever get a puss to
rnris over the week-end? Well you
un(iertDd! I '
Cottage (Jrove sends word that the
entire legion post Is coming over for
the celebration. Major ' I'ug ' Hunt
ley is leading all the ex-service men
iu Springfield to Kugene for the cele
bration provided his new Htnr car
doesn's break down, -and be has to get
out and crank it!
The only formation you'll hove to
stand is mess-call. And talk about
chow! The official slum-burner for
hcudipmrtora company:, A. K. F,(
prepared it himttelf and there'll Ito
mo beans, gold-fish or corn-wlllie!
Prom tho opening "hors d' combat'
on the hill of fare to tho "ch
d guerre" it will be a meal fit only
for a vet of Uncle Sum's forces. Ah.
oui!
So it looks like a big night tonight!
Arrangements are being mado to nc
coinmndiHe crowd of 1200, and it
rooks like the whole V2(H) were com
ton. And say
Did you ever nit by the side of a
pup tent "rending" your shirt? If you
nve, then - you II understand what
teorge Love mean when he says
there will be "something doing every
minute!"
liy MAIM AN LOWKV
"The Leuguu vf Nations Today," 15
the subject on witch Prof. E."K. Da
Cou of the University of Oregon fac
ulty will lecture before the Daugh
ters of tho American Revolution who
wUl bo guests of Mrs. C. K. Sander
son t her home, 812 Twelfth ave
nue eaBt, Friday afternoon, at two
thirty "o'clock. There is important
business to come up nd a large at
tf ndnuce is desired. A fainting Mm.
Sanderson will be Mrs. K. K. DeCuti,
Mrs. II. A. Cook, Mr. 11. V. Davis.
PyLhinn Bisters are sponsoring an
Interesting affair Friday evening
when they entertain with n valentine
pnr.ty for children of all Knights ot
Py tii ins at the lodge hall.. The jffnir
will be given at seven-thirty oxlock.
There will be a program, games, and
ames fur the older persons present.
to be followed by a iuncueon. .Mrs.
S. K. Foster, Mrs. Charle Westroye
ami Mrs. O. II. Jones are in charge
for the program and entertainment,
and Mrs. .Minnie Holcomb, Mrs. C. U
Henderson and Mrs. Louis Larson are
to have charge of the dining room.
Tho rummage sale, sponsored an
nually by the Y. C. A. advUory
board, and active members of the Y.
W. C, A. on the uuivcrsity cumpus,
will be an important event for Friday
and Saturday of this week. The sale
is to be held below tho St. FnincH
a pa rt me n t s at 1312 Kigb th n wuue
west.
Interesting among events in out-of-town
society will be the benefit
bridge, and five-hundred party at
which members of the Springfield La
dies' Civic club are entertuiuing this
evening In Springfield.
A number of Eugene ladles i
planning to attend,
The College Crest Community club
Is entertaining at a children's party
Friday evening In the clubhouse m
the organization, inviting all childrt-n
of the neighborhood to the affair. It
is to be held at seven-thirty o'clock.
A varied program Is being arranged.
Including 'games, a showiug oi pic
tures, and numerous other treats for
the lattle folks. While the party is
being given for the children, all mem
bers of the club ere urged at come.
The Frances K. Willard school Par
ent-Teacher owioclntlon is holding its
meeting Friday afternoon at tbroe
thlrty o'clock.
Mu Phi Epsllon, women's honorary
nati-onal music fraternity, has issued
about five hundred cards fur a tea to
be given In Alumni hull Saturday aft
ernoon between the hours of three
o'clock and six o'clock, honoring Mrs.
Louise Jieutun Oliver of Seattle and
province president of the organiza
tion, and the thirteen patronesses of
the university chapter.
A pleasurable affair planned for
Friday evening is the card and danc
ing valentine party for which the
C utholic Daughters of America will
be hostesses, inviting as guests, mem
bers of the Knights of Co.u tubus. The
party Is to be given in the parish
home at eight o'clock. 4
Members of the Ladies of the Q. A.
R. are planning for a busy afternoon
Saturday, promptly at two o'crock the
circle will assemble for the business
session, initiation ceremonies, and in
stallation ceremonies for two officers
unable to attend the previous cere
monies. Later a oeial hour and pro
gram will be given, members of the
circle having invited as special guests
the members of the Springfield circle.
Each person is to bring a valentine,
and while the party is to be in the
nature of a valentine affair, it will
alto be an observance of both Lin-,
coin's and Washington's birthday en-1
nlvcrsarics. In the late afternvon a !
supper will bo served for all com-!
rades, their wives, circle members !
and families, uud the invited circle. 1
lletween 800 and 400 retail mer
chants of Oregon ura expected to be
the guests of Eugene starting next
Sunday for an annual three-day con
vention of the organization. Plans for
the entertainment of the visitors are
shaping up well and everything will be
in readiness for the banquet to be
held at the Osburn hotel Sunduy eve
ning which will be as a greeting for
(he dealers, is ? the announcement.
Several other social features for the
convention days have been arrange!
for the entertainment of the visit
ors by the Eugene merchants. The
business sessions which open Monday
morning will nil be held at the Univer
sity of Oregon.
Pioneer of Eugene
Passes Away Here
John W. Christian, 73, pioneer of
Eugene, died at the home of Mrs.
Anna K. lioone, 008 Eleventh avenue
west, yesterday.
Mr. Christian was one of the early
settlers in Lane county, living on a
donation land claim that afterward
became a portion of Eugene, in 1852.
He was born in Idaho when bis par
ents were crossing the plains to Ore
gon. His former home was near the cor
ner of Twelfth and Pearl, until 25
years ago, when it was torn down.
Until 10 years ago, Mr. Christian liv
ed In Eugene. He then moved to NtL
Survivors are a daugbWr, Mrs.
Huiepb Jupetz, Goshen; two sons, E.
L. Christian, Fresno, Cal.; and Koy
Christian, Nod. The deceased was a
member of the local lodges of Wood
men of the Wvrld and Odd Fellows.
Funeral services will be held nt the
Veatch chapel Saturday afternoon at
2:30 o'clock, Ilev. C. E. Dunham of
ficiating. Interment will be, in the I.
O. O. F. cemetery.
Friday, Saturday and Sunday, May
20 to 3i have been definitely selected
as the time for the annual Oregon
stote trap shoot to be held in Eugene,
according to announcement today of
W. It. Itobertson, secretary of the
Lane County Sportsmen's association.
This is expected to be the largest
event of its kind ever to be staged In
this city with nt leant 100 gunners
entered In the lists, Mr. Robertson
states. About K) gunners partici
pated in the shoot held here in Sep
tember in conjunction with tho Ore
gon field trialB. The traps at the
municipal aviation field will be placed
in first elans condition for tbe state
event and plans for this will soon be
launched by the sportsmen, is tho
announcement.
Osburn
Phone 801.
Hotel T3eauty
Tnrlour.
tf
Student Body May
Be Asked to Back
Tennis and Golf
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JERSEY BREEDERS
J. L. Plank of Jun-tln City was
chosen president of ihe Lane County
Jersey Cattle club at its meeting yes
terday nflemoun. Other officer elect
ed were Howard Dunn of Junction
City, secretary; ami L. D. (Irigc, of
Eugene, (i. V. plait of Thurston and
A. V. Tltmnpsnn of Eugene, directors.
T. Q. -linen was lamed to represent
the club In the cohnty agricult'iral
council.
Plans tor the Jersey Jubilee to be
held In May, were d'sciiMscd, tbe calf
club w.rk rarrbd an In the county ap
proved, and ft hpe. inl rnmniittee wan
mined to w ; with Arnold , Col
lier, cnimly jub lender.
Harry Hobbs Named
Elks' Exalted Ruler
Harry IT. Hulh was named for
leotioo as exalted ruler of the Elks'
lodge at the hutdncM lenidnn Hst
night pn reding tho Initiation of a
clows of candidates in the firat de
gree. Tbe ritual cere nles were con
ducted by past exnlted rulers of the
lodge.
". V. Simon -. nominated for es
teemed lending knight, Fred Chens
esteemed loyal knight, Frank
Seobert, en teemed lecturing knight,
Oeorgo Jv Wood, secretary, Nat ban
E. JWrelt, treasurer. P. H. JefferH,
tiler, Wllliniu (), White, trustor,
ticorgo II. Mi Morrnn, representative
to st mid lodge, and O. A. Fauat, al
tern:it rt pieseiitotive to grand lodge.
X milium Ions will not be cloned,
Iwwctcr, until next meeting night,
Pecaune of the heavy indebted
ness of the University of Oregon stu
dent body, Jack ItencficI, graduate
manager, and Uandall Jones, presi
dent of the student body, explained
that It would bo impossible for tho
university to recognize tennis as n
major sport and golf ns a minor
sport, unless tho student body ia
willing to foot tho biltx which go with
such recognition. Itoncfiel, Jones and
Hilly Kciuhnrt, basketball coach, were
guests of the sports writers' associa
tion of University of Oregon at a
luncheon nt tho Anchorage yesterday.
and diseased uthletic conditions of
tho school.
Should (tin students bo willing to
tax themselves twenty-fivo cents
term, enough money could bo raised
to send the tennis and golf teams to
nil important Pacific coaat intereol
leginto tournament n, Mr. ltenefiul
said. Mr. Jones explained, however
that unless a demand for tbe elcvu
tion of theso sportH is created, the
proposed amendment to the constitu
tion would meet certain death.
Mr. "lteinhnrt pointed out tho ne
cessity of getting a new gymn. At
present the Wcbfootcra havo no flour
on which to practico and must use
the down town armory. Sometimes
the armory in in use for other activ
ities, nnd tho players then havo no
place to practice. Next week, just
before the Aggie game, Oregon will
have to forsake three practico days
at tho nnuunl uutomrtbile show will
be held in the armory, Mr. Iteinhutt
Hnid.
'The Ideal Husband'
Presented at Guild
An assfM'Intion of women bank
executives in the United Stntog
has boon formed.
Witty lines and pnrndnxic:tl aphor
isms nhount in "The Ideal Husband,"
the play produced by the University
company hint night at (iiiild theater.
In fact, it U a characteristically Wilde
piny. The plot i ml her lliin but cre-
iites n number of surprising situations
and iu the end takes a twist which
leaves one with a gmp of surprise in
his throat ns the curtain goes down.
Ihe play was vn the whole well
Interpreted by the players having the
principal purls although the acting of
some of Ihe minor parts seemed rath-
stiff. Florence Couch was charm
ing In the pn rt of the young KnuHuh
girl. Darrell Israeli had n port which
nulled him as l.oid Cioring. Mrs. Che-;
vtly wns played with fine understand-J
lug by (icnln Itrmvn. Paul Knume 1
the pnnipnus Fiu:lih arlatocrit,
. 1 Wiis rxcriit-m 111 mn inn. itnn iiuu
wirn, nn iuc nuwt uiiKiru py ineaia oi
materialistic success, nlso comes to u'
cropper, was also ginnl in hit part. I
The motive of the play is wrll ex- j
pressed by the quotation at the top of
the program: "When the gods wish l
to punish us they answer our piny-j
era.' which implies th.it brilliant i
rophiaticnti"!) which is to be fnund In 1
ulmott nil of Wilde's dramatic work.!
"The Ideal Huabnnd" will he re-i
pelted at 'iulld theater tonight and
tomorrow night.
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IMPORTANT MEETING
There will be an Importnnt niwtlnn of tixinjrir nnd olher rltl
tens Krlriny evening nt tho cnurlhouso tn illat-una nonio live
Inmic, ami to offuct it pormnncnt orxniiliatlon tor thn purpooo
of (llnrimilnR from tlmo tn tlmo Itnpurtnut mnttxra which might
affoct tho welfare of ouraplrri and our city.
Wa hopo eupcrlnlly to have thoae present who are not entirely
aatlafled with the preacnt drift of affaire and who believe In
economy and ronservsdnin In public affairs those who favor
having fewer special ebatlona for voting IION'DS! HOND3
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