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Newspaper Page TextPago Two THE EUGE.NE GUARD Saturday Evening, Feh 7 21, ,,, Mrs. J. II. Koke and Mrs. R. II. Fields Are Hostesses Three Samples From New York's Beauty Crop Delta Zei,. A, -partment t I'L; , c" rr ii well known in r , . ""'"Kj, Mrs. J. If. Koke and Mra. R. II B ZZ IFX 7'-'''vM?V -'1-- . V' , VA . ' vf--H ' I Yi rK- . v. a - ' V fej , 11 III M 111 Upper loft, Mlea Gertrude Llvermoro, and her mother, Mrs. Flora Llvermore, upper right, who have returned to. Eugene after an extended atay In the eait Center. Mra. R. H. Flelda, and Mrs. J. H. Koke, tower left, who entertained at two of the larger affairs ot ino weoK mx mo nomo or mrs. ivoko. Lower Right; Mrs. Harry Scott who has been sponsoring several Informal afternoon affairs. By MARIAN LOtVRY CCINTILLATINQ with brilliancy of vnrioty in an upheaval of winter's lant Raiclica nnd Hpring's oncomiiiR antorUiining the past week hna been worse than a crows-word puzzle with almost every conceivable form of so cial functions. Hut February Is 1 lie month of strenuous social activity and a cessation of entertainment would bo a disappointment. The past few months, perhaps, fcave brought no more distinctive and gorgeous affuir than the largo danc ing party for which Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jenkins, Mr. and Mrs. E. U. 1mm el and Mr. and Mrs. Frederick O. fltickels entertained on AVcduca dnr evening. Mrs. George H. McMnrran and Mrs. Nelson F. Macduff sponsored nne of the season'a most rharmtng afternoon affairs at the Oshurn hotel this afternoon, and on Thursday end Friday afternoons Eugene socioty re sponded to invitations of Mrs. J. H. Koke and Mrs. K II. Fields for two attractive affairs. Criss-crossing with the social vents came May Rob son in her de lightful and unusual comedy, "Rome thing Tells Me," which was attended by a largo troup of society folk Tues day evening. Each year Kuroiio so ciety particularly delights iu welcom ing Miss Hob son and her productions, and never was better pleased than with the play given this year. And then came the avatnncho of de light with the presentations of the Brandon Opera company which is concluding tonight at the Ileilig thea ter its scries of affairs given the past three days. It has been diffi cult ludeed to select the favorite of the operas, as each is an old favorite with someone, and all four pleasing to nil in general. Robin Horn! will be a treat for every ono this evening. Outstanding on the coming week's vcuts will be the appcaranco of Al bert Hpnlding Wednesday evening iu the Methodist church. Coming as one of a series of artist coucerts bHng sponsored by the Vnirersity of Oregon the muxlcnle will ho in cluded on the social cnlendnr of everyone, Mr. Spnlding as a world famous violinist uill come with a most varied and interesting program ' for Ktigt'nrans. While February Is seemingly (writ , ty-eight dnys of entertaining the 1,mi ten days are approaching nud villi ! them the quiet lull that precedes the i Foster lime. Already a number of clubs have, postponed activities until! after Eauter, and It is ex pin ted tlm. i larger social functions will be plsuued I for mid-April. The Vnm'rsity of Oregon social ' life continues in its active whirl of formats and tens whHi are th not able affairs of the winter months. One of the most color fid and at tractive affairs of the week was the colonial tea fur which members of the Matrons' guild auxiliary of the Central rresbyterian fhureh enter tained at the tun use Wednesday after noon. 1'sffndils, pusrty willows, red candles and flags were artistically ar rayed around the rooms, while a large bowl of red tulips centered the at tractive tea table. In thi receiving line were Mrs. A. II. Snuudrrs, Mrs. Sherman W. Moody, Mm. 1 truce J. Oiffen, Mrs. A. . lingers. Mrs. J. O. Hull oud Mrs. t. L, Tobucr poured. Assisting about the rooms wore Mrs. H, D. Curtis, Mrs. Ashton. Mrs. Frank Nomhtnis, Mrs. Robert Jtrodle, Mrs. Hobson, Mrs. W. U. Wilson. A program of much Interest wns given by Jean Rradley nud Helen i'hipps in n minuet, while Mrs. R. 10. Griswold, Mrs. Rex Underwood, Miss Alma I'Swrcnce, Miss Lorn Teshner, Mrs. Kdilh Booth, Mrs. Donald Young, Mrs. David Jones, Mrs. J Al bert Oberteuffer, Mrs. A. 10, Roberts gnvo a musical progrnin. The hos tesses for tho afternoon wero nil at tired iu quaint nud picturesque colon ial costumes. About one hundred and fifty matrons cnlled for the afternoon for the ten which Is sponsored an nually by members of tho guild auxil iary. Dancing Tarty Given Wednesday night, a Brilliant Event For one of the winter season's most brilliant affairs, Mr. and Mrs. K. O. linmcl, Mr. nud Mrs. Frank Jenkins, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick It. Htickels entertained at a duncing par ty in liaraway hall Wednesday even ing. The hosts included in their guest list about ono hundred couples. Huggestive of Washington's birth day, flags were used along the walls, while piilms and many hued floor lumps were arrayed down the sides of the room, the orchestra being sur rounded by the greenery iu tho cen ter of the floor. For the lain supper the guests were assembled in tho latticed rooms off the dancing room. Mrs. A. F. Hupp and Mrs. Morris Slarbuck pre sided at the supper tables which were attractively arranged with red carna tions and candle down tho center. Mttle Mary Jane Jenkins and Kin- mcpon Htickels, picturesquely attired as Martha and Ororge Washington, served punch during the evening, and gave a colonial touch to tho decora tivo scheme for the uffair. Mrs. Jim Wilkinson was hoMess for an enjoyable afternoon affair last week, complimenting Mrs. David John Jones who is leaving for Wales, the home of her childhood, for an extend ed visit. The party was a aurprine affair. Mrs. Jones wns nuked to rend a poem descriptive of herself and thi changes since coming to America. Hhe was then asked to seek for treas ures hidden about the rooms and upon loing ro received a number of nrettv gifts. A combination of red hearts and ribbons together with nutted tulips made, an attractive decorative arrangement about the rooms. A luncheon wa served. Mm. Wilkin son aked as guests. Mm, J. Nick tans, Mrs. Hoy Smith, Mrs. F, Owens. Mr. K. C, Post. Mrs. J. M. Single tsry. Mrs. 0. T. tileun. Mis. Jim Wilkisou and the honored guest, Mrs. David John Jones. An attractive dinner party was the n-hot affair given at the Anchorage Vpcl ne ..! fining at which Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Tuft. Mr. and Mrs. Her bcrt Hooine, Mr. and Mr. V. A Huntington. Mr. and Mrs. .! (irif fm. Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge P. Hitch cock attended. Mrs. McMorran and Mrs. Macduff (live Large Party Silver-pninlrd pprlRS cnrlnnricri with iink-tin(ol blosNums glorified the tlireo Onhurn liotol piirlorn into a lnml of cherry bhmxoinfl for the tlis tinotivo AViisliiiiKlon hriilKO ton for which Mra. (icorj(i II. MoMnrrnn nnd Mrs. Nelson l' Mnrduff bndti Ku Rene Bocicty to Attend this nflrrnoon. In carryiiiu out the motif of W'nsh inRton'n lirthdny n fniwill cherry rvec decornted each tnhle, while potted pUtitB nnd other flowera were used about the rooma. Hie itoiucHocts had arrnntced for twenty-five tnblea ot bridxe, nnd ox- tended invitation!) to fifty others to call during the ten hour. AnKiatinK Mrs. McMorrnn and Mra. Macduff in receiving and cntcrtiiininx were Mrs. I. 1. S. Wade, Mrs. A. 11. McDonnld. Mrs. t'nrl (t. Mashburne. Mrs. PeMott McMorrnn, Mrs. John Stark Kvans, Mrs. drill K. Stafford, Mrs. llugnld Cunipbell, Mrs. J. O. Holt. ... A smart nffnir phinned for the coming week will he the dinner dnnce which members of Assembly club will sponsor at the Oshurn hotel. Karti year the club entertains nt n similar affair, llosta for tho dnnce will he Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Abies, (ieorge K. love. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson It. Coffey, Mr. and Mis. Lynn S. Mc Cready. ... Mr. and Mrs. T. eland Johnson w-ere dinner hosts Wednesday at their homo asking as guests Mr. and Mrs. I.nmar Tonzo nnd Mr. and Mrs. Lvnu S. McCreiiily. ... Palms anil spring flowers made a gorgeous setting for the Alpha Helta I'l formal dance given nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson II. Jewett on Knirmount Heights Sa'urdny night. I'ean and Mrs. t'ntin V. Iy ment, Hear, and Mrs. John Strnub, Airs. irgmia Judy Ksterly ami Mrs. I.uey Verkins were patrons and pat ronesses for the evening. Out-o-tnwn guests were Miss lleatrico t'rewdson, Portland; Miss Moretn llownrd, l'ort land; Miss lleulah lehoney, Portland; Miss Margaret Vnrringtou, Portland; Miss Kssio Punthrey, 1'orvnllis. Frank Jue sang a group of solos for the evruiug. Mrs. Kdua 1.. Gonion was a guest for the meeting of Thimble club Thursday at which time Mrs. C. It. Wlllouglibj was hostess for the group, . Mr. and Mra. V. X. Schaefers w-re ho.ts Tuesday evening to members of the N. V. A. club. ... An attractive affair of the wev'k was the silver tea which the I.ad.es of the O. A. H. sponsored at the home of Mrs. Krnnk I. P.sh. About thirty five called for the afternoon. A pro gram was given rousisiiuf of tab leaux, music and readings. Assisting the hostess were Miss I.orane W. lace. Mrs. Ida Wallace. Mrs. Mvr Ituperl, Mis. Smock, Mrs. Kloid Westerfielii Fields were gracious hostesses thib vwk for two large qfOrnoon affnirn. nviting' ahout one hundred guests for bridge Thursdaj. and about fifty for en-juff and tea Friday. Both affairs were given at tho Koke home which wai attractively decorated with spring flowera an'! flag favors, currying on' both the spring and patriotic motif- lkn Colbert, violinist, accompanied by Mainline McDermitt, and the lut- I ter with (jprtrude Koke in a pUn. ,dut gave an interesting musical uro grain for Thursday, lteceiviug with .Mrs. Ivoko and Mrs. lields wqx mw Nancy Fields. And MYs. J. I. Hell assisted the hontosxes iu entertaining about the rooms. For Friday's tea Mrs. J. M. Sinule- tary and Mrs. J. F. Kturr poured M"rH. Koke and Mrs. Fields asked as guests for Thursday: Mrs. H. D. Allen, Mrs. Harmon Anderson, Mrs. H. (.'. Auld, Mrs. David Auld. Mrs. J. It. Hell, Mrs. B. H. Brunrlofto, Mrs. .1. W. Ileneficl. Mrs. Nathan Barrett, Mrs, J. Hnrold Beytien, Mrs. K, J. Bnrthotemy, Mrs. F. L. Chambers, Mrs. Herbert Clarke, Mrs. A. It. Curtis, Mrs. M. K. Cam eron, Mrs. .1. H. Coleman, Mrs. T. I. Chapman, Mrs. Walter Carroll, Mr. (;. II. Campbell. Mrs. Wilson B. Cof fey, Mrs. W. II. Dale. Mrs. F. S. Dunn, Mrs. Durham, Mrs. B. W. De Husk, Miss Amy Dunn, Mrs. G. N. Fruzer, Minn Nancy Field h, Mrs. llufch Ford, Mrs. W. T. Gordon. Mrs. i). T. Gilstrap, Mrs. K. H. (iilstrnp. Mrs. O..D. Htirbert, Mrs. M. C. Har ris, Mrs. .1. 1 4. HcfHe, Mrs. W. F. Graham, Mrs. A. It. Ingalls, Mrs. Frank JenkiuH, Mrs. K. . Imrael, Mrs. W. H. Jewett. Mrs. W. A. Kuy kendnll, Mrs. K-hvin . Knnpp, Mrs. James Keopke, Mrs. J. F, Kelly, Mrs. George Kenyan, Mrs. Jeanuette I-ang. Mrs. Ernest Ludlow, Mrs. Claire Lee, Mrs. Seth La re way, Mra. George H. McMorran, Mrs. Nelson F. Macduff, Mrs. W. E. Milne.. Mrs. S. W. Moody, Mrs. .T. H. Mugladry, Mrs. Ralph Mar tin, Mrs. Edgur Martin, Mrs. A. H. McDonuIfi, Mrs. W. W. McCornack. Mrs. L. II. McLaughlin, Mrs. Arthur W. Morris, Mrs. W. E. Mux ley, Mrs. Herbert Olson. Mrs. W. A. O'Reilly. Mrs. Bay O'Donnell, Mrs. F. E. Oi lier, Mrs. Elizabeth Prescott, Mrs. Harry l'owell, Mrs. E. L. Packard. Mrs. Robert Frescott, Mrs. J. K. Bratr, Mrs. E. H. Peterson, Mrs. A. A. Roger, Mrs. A. E. Roberts, Mrs. A. F. Rapp, Mrs. L. B. Sigwart, Mrs. W, O. Swan, Mrs. F. X. Schaefers. Mrs. George Schaefers. Mrs. H. A. Sehwering, Mrs. F. L. Stetson, Mrs. F. (1. Htickels, Mrs. Claude F. Schineer, Mrs. J. H. Slavey, Mrs. A. S. Slien. Mrs. T. H. Spooner, Mra. II. A. Stiles, Mrs. Corltou E. Spencer, Mrs. Stanley Stevenson, Mrs. S. F. Seiker, Mrs. J. W. Shumate, Mrs. E. S. Tuttle, Mrs. Fred E. Smith. Mrs. A. It. Tiffanv, Mrs. f.onnr Taylor, Mrs. I. D. S. Wade, Mrs. R. II. Wheeler. Mrs. S. J. Wilson. Mrs. C. A, E. Whilton. Mrs. F. R. Welherbee, Mrs. Herald White, Mrs. A. O. Wal ler, Mrs. W. J. Woodruff, Mrs. Dean Walker, Mrs. Floyd Westerfield, Mrs. D. E. Yoran, Mra. E. A. Lewis. On Friday afternoon the hostesses invited Mrs. Lucy Abrnms. Mrs. Cath erine Afroe, Mrs. H. A. Booth, Mrs. W. C. Barnes, Mrs. A. A. Bancroft, Mrs. Bruce, Bogart. Mrs. Hans Ber telsen, Mrs. L. E. Benn, Mrs. Henry Bnlch. Mrs. Idaho Campbell, Mrs. Duguld Campbell, Mrs. Dan Chirk. Mrs. V. L. Campbell, Mrs. F. E. Carleton, Mrs. F. W. Comings, Mrs. Campbell Church. Sirs. C. B. Chris tensen, Mrs. II. W. Davis. Mrs. A. C. I Mxon, Mrs. Frank Fay Eddy, Mrs. Joseph Franzwa, Mrs. S. M. Calkins, Mrs. Bruce J. Giffen, Mrs. E. T. Hodge, Mrs. W. G. Hale, Mrs. .1. H. Gilbert. Mrs. Hubbard, Mrs. R. A. Hall, Mrs. Harry Holden. Mrs, Mnry II. Jewett, Mrs. L. II. Johnson. Mrs. F. E, Kreatz, Sirs. C. W. Iddings. Mrs. A. B. Loud. Mrs. R. M. Pratt, Mrs. E. C. Itohhins, Mrs. A. IT. Ross, Mrs. J. M. Shelley, Mrs. J. F. Starr, Mrs. E. A. Stacks, Mrs. Chnrles Schaefers, Mrs. J. 5!. Singletary, Miss Gertrude Talbot, Mrt. Sam Bass Warner, Mr. Murray Wnrnor. Mrs. Thomas Welts, Mrs. Carl G. Wash burne, Mrs. Donald Young. Mrs. B. L Zeller, Mrs. Amy Pratt, Mrs. Frank MeAltHter, Mrs. Mike Wild, Mrs. Georg Hurley. Mr. iuu Mrs. Koepke Sponsor Dinner Party of Week For one of the week's attractive dinner parties Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Koepke entertained on Wednesday evening for twelve in the tea room of the Onburn hotel. A hitse bou quet of spring blossoms in vnm d shades centered the table, while other favors were in keeping with Wash ington's birthday, Mr. and Mrs. Koepke s$krd as their guests, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson B. Coffey, Mr. nud Mrs. Waldo Adams, Mr. nnd Mrs. Kenneth Abies, Mr. and Mrs. Lawreuee Manerud, Mr. and Mrs. Herald White. Ninety-five or more members and friends of the Ladies of the G. A. It. gathered nt the post rooms of the armory Saturday for a business ses sion nnd social gathering. Four new members were admitted. For the social affair a program was arranged. and the noon si on was to observe Washington and Lincoln birtlulavn and Valentine day. Mrs. Mullen gave an instrumental solo, Mis Miller a reading, Dorothy 1-isher a recitation, Clement Mullen a cornet solo. Miss Miller a ocal solo nnd Miss Tate nn instrumental solo. Valentines were given, following which supper was served. Major W. G. White nnd Professor Ed Drton gave talks. Miss Lorane Wallace was In charge of the entertainment committee for the afternoon, and Mrs. Joe Ettwood pre sided in the dining rooms assisted by Mrs. C. J. Buley, Mrs. Cora Jones, Mrs. Ed Toms, Mrs. McKelxie. Sev eral yirla assisted the hostesses in Serving. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce J. Giffen en tcitnit'cd at luncheon Wednesday for John Knight and W. L. Osbiirn of McMinnville at the Anchorage, Mrs, DaTid John Jones was pleas-1 antly surprised Wednesday afternoon' when members of the Eugene Dangh- : tera of the Nile club held a psrtv in her honor at the Oshurn hotel. The! day was a regular meeting of the1 club, hut aftf r the hnnness session, i me fibers presented Mrs. Jones will j a gift and spent the afternoon in 7 , iMMBiiii mTp-J M Fair debutantes break into New York's society almost daily. Among the fairest are those pictured here (left to rinht). Miss Marjorie Oelrichs, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles de Loosey Oelrichs; Miss Katherine De G. Babst, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl D. Babst; and Miss Helene Ormonde Edmonds, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Samuel Owen Edmonds. visit inr Mid playing bridge. There were nix tables of bridge, honors go ing to Mrs. Fred Chess, and Mrs. Karl K. Mills of Cottage Grove, and (he guest prize to Mrs. Jones. Mrs. C. P. Tillman and Mrs. Paul R. Kelty were welcomed as new members of the club. At the business gesmon re ports on the benefit bridge tea were given, showing that about e'ghty-five dollars hid been secured to go into lhe crippled children's fund for the children in the Shrine hospital in IVvtiuml. It was also reported thai a dozen gorments were to he sent im- uediateiy to the h spitnl. Hostesses for AWdnesdaj's meeting wure Mr. L. F.. Beau, Airs. F. M. l'roby. Mrs. D. J. Jones. Mrs. John F. Ketels. On March IS the club will meet again with .Mrs. jr. L. Beard. Mrs. K. B. Pond, Mrs. Percy Brown and Mrs. Fred Chess as the hostesses. February Tea Given On Thursday in Alumni Hall February's tea for university fac ulty women was a most pleasant event held Thursday afternoon in Alumni hall of the Woman's build ing. Many brought their needlework for the afternoon and visited with others who cnlled. At four o'clock a do. I ect ed p rog ra in wa s given by Mmc. Rose McGrew and a group of her stude:it.-, followed by the ea hour. Hostesses for the afternoon were Mrs. C. L. Kelly, Miss Mury Kert, Miss Inez King. Miss Gwen- dolju,,Lainpshire, Miss Camilla Leach. Mrs. Alfred Lomnx, Mrs. E. P. Lynns, Mi.s Margaret McGregor, Mrs. E. H. McAlister, Mrs. M. S. McClain. Mrs. Rose McGrew, Mrs. A. T. McKcnzic. Miss Florence. Mngowau, Miss Ger trudo Manchester. Mrs. Lawrence for the tea at the Peter Pan. Mrs. Edna Gordon was a guest for the afternoon. The organisation is ar ranging, fltthe request from head quarters of (he General Federation of Women's clubs to bring a film on better homes to Eugene. The picture will be presented some time in May at the Ileilig theater. . About twnty members of Helmetta club were guests of Mrs. Carrie Knight Wednesday for a covered dish luncheon at the hostess' home. A social afternoon followed the lunch eon, Mrs. Foster, Mrs. Mareklory and Mrs. Minnie Holcomb giving a musical program, and the members of the club enjoying their needlework. Mrs. Frank Nombalais entertained sixteen guests Tuesday afternoon in honor of Mrs. David John Jones who is leaving for Wales. The Nombalais home was beautifully decorated for the valentine seasou. Suggestive of the trip which Mrs. Jones is to take was the novel part of tho refresh ments as wonderfully natural indi vidual cake boats were sailing on an ocean of glass. Valentino bouquets were given as favors for the after noon. Various hits of poetry and prose were rvnd in appreciation of or farewell to Mrs. Jones by the in vited gUCSlJi. The engagement of Miss Gladys Price of this city to Earl Ashworth of Wichita, Kansas, was announced at a dinner given recently for a few of the bridc-clect'a frieuds. t Members of the T. nitarian Vs onian's Alliance met Tuesday for an all-day session, beginning at ten - thirty o'clock. Sewing for the spring bazaar was done. At three o'clock there was a social nud tea hour with a program. Miss Sue Badollet talked on "My First Trip Abroad." Una- Manerud, Mrs. Nellie Mason. Mrs. tessey for the tea hour were Mrs. Edgar .Means. Mrs. E. W. . Merrill Mrs. Kirby S. Miller, Mrs. W. II Miksell. Mrs. W. E. Milne, Mrs. C. C. Mvers, Mrs. F. A. Naglev, Mrs. W. I. Newell. The date for thv Mureli tea is to he announced later. mm Shakespeare club members will hold a regular session this coming Monday to continue the study of the play, "Hamlet," this time with act two, scene two. A most interesting1 social function being planned by the club wiH be the observance nf Shakes peare's birthday on April for which occasion Mrs. Carl G. Washburne has invited the club to meet at her home. Mrs. Lettie Mowry is arranging the piny "Twelfth Nights" to be present ed for the affair. Monday . Book clnh members spon sored an interesting parly this week They attended the play "Peter Pan" at the Rex, and nfterwnrd were the guests of Mrs. J. O. Holt, president, Eric W. Allen, Mrs. Myra Mitchell. mm Fifteen matrons were ' invited guests of Mrs. I lurry Scott tor a delightfully informal afternoon affair yesterday, when the hostess enter tained nt tea and serving nt her home. Spring flowers with daffodils nnd a color scheme of yellow predominating made an attractive decorative setting for the affair. Mrs. Wiley Huddle (Harriet War field) is now visiting in Eugene from her home in Chicago. She is a guest of her mother, Mrs. B, B. Warfield. nnd sister. Mrs. Mary McAlister, at Kitsou Springs. t Mr. and Mm. Loy Row ling are spending the week-end in Portland. Announcement was received in Eu gne this week telling of the mar ringe of Myrtle Bowden to William Charles Hale, in Lns Angeles on Jan- And the cat came back Ever try to get'rid of cat? Every time you think it is gone for good you find it on the doorstep next morning. Isn't that pretty much like your weekly washing? Every time you think it is finished it comes back the next week to be done all over again. You can't get rid of the weekly bundle but you can rid yourself of the bother of doing it by taking advantage of our Rough Dry Bervice. Everything will be carefully washed and the fiat work ironed. AH other articles will be returned dry, for finishing at your leisure. And the price is surprisingly low. Send this week's bundle. Rough Dry At A Reasonable Piece Rate Thrif-T-Service 6c a lb.; lc a piece 10 fc Reduction on Fridays and Saturdays Domestic Laundry 143-7th Ave., W. Telephone 252 unry 30. Mrs. Hale is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Bowden, for merly of Kugene but now at Coron ado, California. She is a former University of Oregon student and a member of Alpha Xi Delta. Mr. nnd Mrs. Hale will make their home in Corouado, California. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson B. Coffey are now residing at 1206 Mill street, haviDg moved the past week. Mrs. I, D. S. Wade was hostess to Suits Vs club members at her home last evening for bridge. Mrs. G. X. Frazer has had as a guest at her home this week her grunddaughter, Mrs. Herschel Frazer of Portland. Tho Congregational Missionary so eiety held an interesting gathering at the ehureh this week. Miss Amy Ihinn giving a talk on China ami its life. A program was given empha sizing the various divisions of study on China which the society is now doing. Mrs. James H. Gilbert, wns hostess to Home Science club members at her home Monday, a demonstration on afternoon teas being given. Kugene friends are interested to hear of the engagement of Miss Mnud Graham and Hnrwood Marshall. The news wns told this week while Miss gne Bohooln. un,r":tj ,H U. D. Bride club v u.at. of Mr,. R ,0t?kr, a luncheon k;r The General Aa Methodic KpUrrt t the churoh prlr, T noon will, mcinhcr, Vi "'. afi the hoFttp.t5f.fi, m been a ,, . W home of h-r Ustrr, Mr, 1 1 tart On Thn.i.rv"-ftv Starbnrk entertained . , ' v V Mrs. Taylor. 1 iuMbnlls . Mrs. Glen Etn.. . . Gibson ore entertainin, fcM ! About tvientj-five uZ to the affair. M. of Albany solos during the e,e,,i! ""!' ton's hirlii,1,. ,..:n "Hi' affair. A very pretty lu,.h at whirli members of i,., v presided at ,h Anclt. the occasion beiK fwn .""' ..rgnatiuii. .I,,,,,,,,,,, tractive center nion ".;" Uurine the afternoon uJr,,' enjoyed their needlcS guests for the affair were Mr, ?'1 beta Wilson, .Mrs J, u i-E Mr,. Jvdwnrd Kiddle. ot hiZ Mr,. Itobert Karl. Mr, Via,"? don, f Geneva, Ohio. Mr.. i.eii, lurs. uiaine I lover, Mrl jj -Mrs. l.ola Maeauier ,( , , was the honored euest'for . ?" for which mcmte:;vy Phi presided at the .Whortr, , "t'tiia urs. x . ti. omif. w;u Tourist chih ni,.-)... .1. Mor.dnv eve,,!,,,. ' ... Mrs. Seth Larawar t this week to members nf Alohi ......... ,UP aiierr,OT11, Mrs. I.rnest I.udlow. Mr i 11 Donald, Mrs. K. Martnnc. The J ..... unci sid until afttrUt Mr. and Mrs. Irwin BreWoH u family anil Mrs. Alive .lerred ofSot i.iinuiit wno are vtMtinc their m Mrs. Sarah K. Drurv. nrr. : of honor for a pleasant sarprisfpim .,. .rt.. .1. 11. Wfi.)n. i'. j. cpores, jtrs. s. X. Itousn hostesses. arrnii(!ini! to have il relutives of this vicinity cnther it ;k home of Mr: nnd .Mrs. S. T. ltotntu inirteenin avenue eal. Tbrrt , about tliii ty present for the omi A number of the relatiers hid u met for more than forty rem. it the reunion was a most plnsia event. In the afternoon hours a deiigar (Continued on pige three) M DIAMONDS I1 i $100 THEE diamonds are unusually large to be sold at this price. They are fine, blue-white and of very fine color and brilliancy. The mountings are white gold, hand-pierced and engraved. DIAMONDS $50 BRILLIANT, jpai. ling. blue-white diamonds of the high quality for which this store has been known for many year,. The mountings are "' tistlcally pierced engraved white a0"1' i yy . 1 MftlM' YOUR ffia I Wy "elgin WFfm fflZM''' TOMORROW! IlliilSlii ' Br 0NLY $1 D0WN! ' No w-ondor (ho world fam H 'W$ffi-,fy I tJ &W' oux ElKln Is known as Ot ETM "'Inest watch ever sold al I Cb'dr t. 8 noP",'" price!" These I Ii I ! wodeta have 17 Jewel id- VM If i&j&sr Justod movemonts, twenty five rear $35.00 J ' $1 Down, 60e Week X I f!i!fnU "Parkllns, X I fl.hine aiamon(i X 11- . A "'onderful r yxy -sBi'Tiiiii-l;i Miil'siiiiiis-'"' '