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Newspaper Page TextPage Two Saturday Evening, February THE "EUGENE GUARD 2. feps sw Yip hmfm l . - iJA w x r' - f &L . V - kltei n ;- . Upper Left Mil. C. A. Burden, who entertained at bridge at the Oa burn hotel this afternoon. Upper Right Mr. Thomai I. Chap man, hostosi for two aftornoon af fairs at her home thlt wook. Lower Right Mr. E. 0. Immel, who haa been entoiialnlng at a number of large partloa the past few weeks. D1 n- MiOTAM TflWBT HLVINQ Into the gaiety of social ' iih d.t.rmlned thorough- Deis lest the week and month pass with some vanctj ol meruu. forgotten or overlooked, Eugsneans this woek finished February In a per fect manner as the most Important month of the year for entertaining. Offering as it does a number of tho more colorful holidays February has more than its share 'of motifs and suggestions for the hostess. Aside from the Lincoln and Wash ington anniversaries and St. Valen tine's day as inspirations for enter taining, ways of colonial days are appropriate for any day of the month and are a study for many variations of entortalning. And so a series of colonial teas, colonial balls, as well as aome of the winter's larger bridge parties and receptions were distlnctiTcly Fcru- "Lentsn 4ay haw now coma with their gray cloud et quietness, and while society will not want for ac tivity It will be somewhat abated in its strenuousness. Next week will be busy with dub work for both aftsrnoona and even- Outstanding of the social functions will bs the reception lor wntcn P. E. Snodgrass and Mrs. O. A. Mur i. ....n.lnd InvitntJnnS. I urn iihiq , wlU be held Baturday at the Osburn hotel. ' . , . Eugene friends were most pleased a Hir Mn. Murray War- lO Wt'tuw. - . ner this week aftor hor trip to the Orient Out-of-town visitors worn mo honor gueBts for most of the pnst i, .nftnininir. and several in formal affalru are being planned for others of tho coming wees. rr inta-aat in thn musical circles will be the presentation of Florcnco Easton, soprano, oi too rau Opera company, who will appear in t xr..ni in imrini thn nusnlcos .cwm.-wrv .a.t of the University of Oregon, lhe concert scries sponsored by the csm pus folk this year are far suporlor to those of prsvious yesrs and aro attracting many townspeople. Of club and organisation work in which every Eugene woman is grcai 1. lntAf1 nn mnm lmnnrtaut AC tlvlty has boon .undertaken In the not levernl montns man inni in Amnlmin Annnolsl Inn of Unlver slly AVomen In sponsoring a apodal series of movies for children to lie presented once a week here. k mAf Httrnrtlvn nffalr for mem bers of the younger society group was the tea given Sunday afternoon V. Klt.a Ttrnttmnll FrnMlnr. MiflS JnU- t Frssle,r and Mrs. Jtoss McKenna at the Froler home, xne guest niu of forry-flva or more Included a group of college frlenila of the three hostesses. Mrs. Olen l'.lklns and Miss Mae fllhsnn sponsored one of the week's Interesting afternoon atfnlrs, when they entertained for eight tables of bridge at the homo of Mrs. Elklns Monday afternoon. Hed carnations lianrl .ll.fnril I llltM tltr the OC' cnslon, suggeBtlug ths observanco of Washington liirtnnay. ino iioe tesses were assisted by Mrs. N. K. Msrrott, Mrs. I'horles Siginsn, Mrs. E. J. llartliolcmy, Mrs, Elisabeth Patterson. Mr, are and Mrs. Floyd Westorfield .n.u malilntf tlmlp lining 111 Bpringflelil, having left at mid-week. T. lunri anprnl weeks snlmirn In southern California Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Thompson Mr i.. Portland to join Mr. and Mrs. llobbv on the trip. Mrs. Fred K. Smith will entertain Home Hfienco club metnliers at her l.,,ilnv A fliiiiiiiNlrnl inn in to be given In cookery. The club is f sponsoring a lecture to ue given ny Mrs. Jiianila A. Teunlnmn, of the lnternalional Silver company, at the in chamber of commerce rooms March Mrs. J etiniinsn will tslK ou en- .M tllMir U r-tifhiriimtl fnr (tin 1fir h' Heservsllnns should be lele,uiieil to to Airs. Fred Chess, 1KJ1-K, Mrs. Chapman Gives Mrs.. P. E. Snodgrass, Two Afternoon Bridge Parties Two of the early spring's charming sfternoon affairs were sponsored thiti woek by Mrs. Thoinua I. Chapman at her attractive home on Mill street. Cluster bouquet of daffodils, snap dragons and for-get-mo-nots were For each afternoon Miss Henrietta Hot each arternoon miss Jicuncita rnr tho largo briugc pnriy lor v. men Lawrence of Portland, sister ot the Mrs. 1'. M, Hnodgrnss and Mrs. C. A. hoHt.es. Assisted 111 entertaining. f or vcanesUHy nitornoon mrs. Clinpinan's ijuest lint iucluded Mrs. Hemlel While. Mrs. Orvlilo Waller. Mrs. Walter Snyder, Mrs. J. C. Koepko, Mrs. Lynn S. McCrendy. Mrs. W, 10. Moxley, Mrs. Artiiur Morris, Mrs. John lleucfiel, Mrs. Ilnrold Nicolni, of I'nrtliitid, Mrs. Oeorgo P. llltclicoclc, Mrs. 'Eugeno y. Kolty, Mrs. lelbert Oberteuffer. On Friday were united MrB. Carl tun Speiicor, Mrs. Kenneth Ahles, Mrs. I.nuinr Tonie, Mrs. Drlbert Stnnnrd, Mrs. Harry Seott, Mri. Holiert Earl, Mrs. I.yle Palmer, ot linker, Mrs. Lawrenoo Manertid. Mrs. Delhert Oberteuffer, Mrs. Howard Hall, Mrs. Clifford Muiierud, Mrs. Keith Klgglns. , Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Morris en tertained for an Interesting . dinner party preceding tho Assembly club dance at the Osburn hotel Tu'esdey evening complimenting Miss Eliza beth CleiNor nnd Johu Hales of Port land. Covers were plnced for Miss Oeiser, Mr. Pules, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Kiggtns, Mr. and Mrs. Kugene S. Kelty, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Chapman, Mr. and Mrs, Jlelbert Oborteuffer, Mr. and Mrs. Morris. Tho ballroom of tho Collego Ride Inn gorgeously arrayed in u setting representing a roof garden was the scouo for tho stimuli formal dnueo of (iuinmn Phi lleta last cveuiug. While the setting was a diissliug glare ot bright colors, bluo ami yellow pre dominated in an attractive scheme. Patrons nnd patronesses for the evening wero Mr. and Mrs. Itobert P.nrl, Mr, and Mrs. llersld White. Mr. and Mrs, A. U. Dixon, Mrs. Kruce llognrt, Mrs. Virginia Juil) Katcrly. Mrs. Charles Larson wss hostess to members of Tlitirsdsy Nvening llritlgo club at her homo this week. Miss (lladv Plait departed this week for (ireat Falls, Montana, where during tho coming week her marringo to Allan Dalhy of Chateau tnern laumrnia sir. nuu mm. marringo to Allan Dalhy of Chateau, Hobbs and Mr. and Mrs. W. Lair Moutana, will take place. They plan impson left Thursday by motor a n,elr homo In Chateau and Mrs. Thompson had arrived where Mr. Dnlby ia editor of the Eugene tho afternoon before from chateau Ai-nnllia. .... .. J I.. II. 11, .1.1 . Ths Eugene I'nit No. 3, Amerii-an '.egiim nuxilisrv, will meet at the 'hamber of commerce Monday even ing at seven-thirty o'clock for s luaiuess session ami initiation, to be 'ollowcd by a social hour nnd supper. After a motor trip of three weeks California Mr. and Mil W. V 'alkins aud Mr. and Mrs. W. II. lulbews. of Spokane. Wasliiuglou, "iM.u.. ..u JIUUII-.H ... 'i'"""'' ".-uiuiou, .vas ths st shower and tea anon terlalning and table etiquette. All returned this week. While on their ,,,,, BT ,,-Uve members of the women of the city and the public in Journey they stopped at Kedding, Ssn Young SVoiucn'a Christian assoela- general are invited to come. Francisco .Pacific drove. I.oa An- numbers of the advisory , , , , , L '1?".ml 8'' i,l''...lh7 b"rI of the orgsnissllon at the Y. A bridge tea is being planued by Ited Mr. and Mrs. . U, t.ilstrap. w bun,ow yesterday afternoon the Security Ilenefit association for former Eugene residents, at their between the hours of three o'clock Saturday. March 7, in the old home in Alhainbra. Mr. Mathews ,,i i,. , ..i,,. l a nnirln Uil,l nr 1.,l. l,ll tt- II...... ..hi.Mil In hi lidme In HimLiii. I Mrs. C. A. Burden Are Hostesses Suggestive of the quaintness and beauty of an old fashioned out-of-doors garden in n gorgeous display ot daffodils, hyacinths, tulips and numerous other vuriuoiored spring blooms tho Osburn hotel pnrlora wero arrayed in n beautiful seltnig for tho largo bridge pnrly for which Tttifilnn niiturtnineil tins llftcrtlOOll Itcceiving with Mrs. Snoilgrass and Mrs. Hurden were Mrs. Frank L. Chambers and Mm, ltuhy (iooilrlch. At Iho entrance Miss Lois Pixlcy and Mrs. Lynn'S. McCrendy received the gucHts, In tho palm room were Mrs. Horry Hobbs, Miss Amy Dunn, and Miss Elma Hendricks, and in the card room Mrs. Charles Hardy and Mrs. A. H. McDonald.' Atllred in dainty organdie frocks of pasiello shades littlo Margaret Ann Smith, . Martha (ioodrich, and Allhr Peterson passed tho tolly cards to guests. During the tea hour Iho hostesses wero assisted by a group of girls from Iho Chi Omega sorority house. Mrs. Snndgrnss nnd Mrs. Hurden have Issued curds for an at hoinn to bo given at tho Osburn, Saturday, March 7. Mrs. John lienefiel was at home to a few friends Thursday afternoon In compliment to her sister, Mrs. Harold Merrlc Nicolni of Portland. Mrs. Orvillo Waller presided at the ton table. Mrs. Itenefiel osked as her guests Mrs. Nicolni, Mrs. (ieorge P. Hitchcock, Mrs. L. S. Henderson, of Hood Hivor. Mrs, Lynn S. Mc Crendy, Mrs. W. E. Moxley, Mrs. Arthur Morris, Mr. Delbcrt Stanard, Mrsj J. C. Koepke, Mrs. Thomas I. Chapman, Miss Henrietta Lawrence, of Portland, Mrs. Herald While, Mrs. Orvillo Waller, Mia. Delhert Ober teuffer. Imperially Interesting to Engen eans is the news of the engagement of Miss Elisabeth (iciser of Port land to John Montague Hales of Portland which was formally an nounced at a luncheon In Portland lhe past week. Miss Oelser Is known In Eugene whero she attended the I'nlversity of Oregon, graduating In 1123. She Is a member of Kappa Alpha Theta. Mr. Pales is a Pnl versitv of Washington graduate ami a member of lleta Theta PI. The wedding will be an event of Apr'l. Hot It Miss Ooiser ami Sir. Hates were in Eugene this week visiting. Mrs. L.vlo Pslmer (Imogens Letch er! of linker was a visitor in Eugene this week. Mrs. Harold Merrlc Nloolal of PiiMlnnd visited this week In Kusene ss the guest of her sister, Mrs. John Itenefiel. She returned to her home this week-end accompanied by Mrs. Itenefiel who spent the week-end In Portland. Interesting of social funcl'ona this week attended by Eugcnj matrons itosalie Parker. Cards had been Is sued to about four hundred for the afternoon. Those receiving wer' Mrs. 1 truce (Jiff in, Mrs. Thomas Hailey, Sirs. E. A. Lewis, Sirs. John Stark Evans, Sir. Hubert Moor, Sirs. Slentor Honey, Sirs. E. E. De loro, Sirs. L Eroders, Mrs. Peter Christenseu, Sirs. J. Frauklin Iluas, Mrs. Frederick (i. Jennings, Sirs. Ar thur Addisou. Sirs. Virginia Judy Es terly, Sliss Florence Sli.gowan, Slies Florence Ituck, Silas Slargnret Hoyer, Sliss Heatrice Peters, Sirs. Helen Andrews, Sliss Elniss Huck, Sliss Virginia Keeney, Miss Slary Donald son, Miss SInry Hartholoiiiew, Miss Louesc Wlsecarver. Eugene friends arc Interested in the announcement of the birth of a daughter to Sir. and Sirs, fieorg ltjoiset of Cottage drove on Wed nesday, February HTi, Sirs. ISjnrset wili be remembered as Sliss Doris Sikes, a graduate of the university and a former resident of Eugene aud Springfield Mrs. Hitchcock Gives Luncheon Thursday Honoring Mother Sirs. Oeorge P. Hitchcock enter tained for one of the week's pleas ureable events, when she Invited s number in for an informal buffet luncheon ut her homo Thursday, complimenting her mother, Sirs. L. S. Henderson, of Hood Hiver. Included in the guest list for tho occasion wero Sirs. Kenneth Abies, Sirs. Lynn S. SIcCready, Sirs. John lienefiel, Sirs. Arthur Morris, Sirs. Herald White, Sirs. W. E. Sloxiev, jiirn. j-ruutt jeiiuins, .Ill's, tu. u. 1111- inel, Sirs. A. A. Itogera, Mrs. Frcd- enca u. MicuelH, .Mrs. Thomas I. Chapman,-Mrs. J. K. Pratt, Mrs. A. F. Hupp, Sirs. Herbert ltoome, Sirs. SI. Si. Tuft, Sirs. H. A.- Dunbar, Sirs. Charles Hardy, Sirs. Loy How ling. Sirs. L. li. Sigwurt, Sirs. J. A. (iriffin, Sirs. George SlcUill, Sirs. Leland Johnson, Sirs. Lamar Toozc, Mrs. Delbcrt Oberteuffer, Sirs. Keith Kiggins, Sirs. Orvillo Waller, Sirs. C. A. Huntington, Sirs. Lawrence Sfnnernd, Sirs. Clifford Slnnerud. Mrs. Karl Onthanlt, Sirs. Seth SI. Kerron, Sirs. Herbert Clarke. 1 Mr. nod Sirs. Clyde Rcade of Tort laud were guests Ibis week at the. homo of Sir. and Sirs. George Slc Uill. Sirs. Charles Fisher of Kosoburg has been spending the week in Eu gene. Amusement club members gath ered at Dreamland hall .Tuesday evening for one of the jollicst dunc inging parties of tho year. Carrying out tho motif of tho Washington an niversary red, white aud blue stream ers ninde a canopy over the room, the orchestra being surrounded by similar decorations, and a large, flog draped around a picture of Wash ington at onu side. Sliss Margaret Sluhnny, dressed as SInrllia Wash ington, presided nt tho punch bowl. About forty-five couples attended the dance. Hosts for the evening were Sir. and Sirs. Fred Chess Sir. and Sirs. J. L. Bland, Sir. aud Sirs. George Davis, Sir. and Sirs. Arthur llendershott. Another donco sched uled for tho club will be held Slorch 1 . ,' Sir. and Sirs. Lowson G. Ilrndlev returned tho first of the week from Portland whore they hod gone to attend the dance given in honor of Hrigadier General and Sirs. George A. White's twentieth wedding anni versary tho past week-end by the Oregon national guard. Sirs. P. ,T. Hnnns was hostess to members of Omega Bridge club in her home Monday, inviting as her special guests for the afternoon Sirs. Hohert Finlayson, Sirs. Beard, Sirs. Hugh II. Earle. Miss Bsrbura Booth and Sirs. Eu gene S. Kelly will entertain Delia Delia Deltn alliance members nt the home of the former this coming Slomlny evening. Ono of the very attractive univer sity formal dances being sponsored by tho various enmpus living organ isations during the present season will be tho one which members of Delta Delln Delta sorority are giving tin's evening nt their chapter house. Patrons and patronesses invited for the evening include Governor and Sirs. Walter SI. Pierce, Sirs. Virginia Judy Ksterly, Sir, nnd Sirs. Albert Sweetser, Sirs. W. F. Graham, Sir. and Sirs. Bruce J. Giffen, Sir. nnd Mrs. lloliert Booth, Sir. and Sirs. Carlton Spencer, Sir. and Sirs. D. J. McKinnon, Sir. nnd Sirs. James H. Gilbert, Sliss SInxelle Hair. laud and Mis TOO BAD THESE GIRLS DON'T SPEAK ENGLISH j llrS-'S?' Trnm feJ Emt4X ' v4V'. u ' 1 " o o-" Don't rush; unless you speak Spanish. These are Mexico's prettiest girls, but they don't speak Eng lish. Left to right they're Miss Dolores Sierra Arrillaya, voted most beautiful In the Spanish colony at Mexico City. Ml Eaperanza Gonzalez Vasquez, considered the prettiest In thhe capital city's so ciety circle, and Miss Elena Cano, awarded beauty prize by Vera Cruz. Alpha Phi Sponsors Tea on Wednesday For two Guests Mra. Elsie Lee Onlt of Portland and Mrs. Honry Augustine wore giipsts of honor for a lurge tea spon sored by members of Alpha Phi so rority at the university chapter Iiouhc Wednesday afternoon between the hours- of three o'clock and five o'clock. Mrs. Gait is district in spector of Alpha Phi nnd visited in Eugene this week. Two hundred university women and townswomen were included In the invitations for the tea. In the receiving line were Mrs. Gait, Mrs. Augustine and Miss Mildred Berkeley. Old l'u si i io tied bouquets of mixed spring flowers were arranged around the rooms. Presiding at the tea tables were Mrs. Frank L. Chamb ers, Mrs. A. C Dixon, Mrs. Colin V. Dyment. Mrs. C. A, K. AVhitton, Mr. W. V. CI. Tlmcher, Mrs. Joe Williams, Mrs. Graham Smith. Miss Huth Alters and Miss Clara "Whitton gave a number of vocal selections, and Miss Katherine Graes and Miss Mni.ie. plnycd several piano selec tions. - Bridge tea and Large Evening Party, two Events of Interest Mrs. .T. W. Woodruff, Mrs. Earl O. Tmmel, Mrs. Frank Jenkins and Mrs. Frederick (!. IStickels presided at an attractive affair ot the homo of-Mrs. Jenkins yesterday afternoon when they entertained at a bridge tea. The hostesses bad . nrrnnged for twlev rnblfs of bridge, extending Invita tions to twenty additional guests to call for the tea hour. Choice cut spring flowers had been selected for the decorations and were attractively arranged in baskets. On Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs. Jenkins, Mr. and Mrs. Immel aud Mr. nnd J Irs. Stickels wero hosts for a large evening bridge party nt the Jenkins home. The guest list for the affair included about fifty person. Kappa Kappa Gamma alumnae met at the Anchorage for n luncheon Monday. Mr. C. D. Donahue wns a guest of Kcto club Thursday when. Mrs. A.-H- Itoss invited the group to meet at her home. Mrs- Sfth M. Kerron was hosted to Thursday Sew'ng club members nt her homo this wek. Miss Henrietta Lawrence of Port land is a visitor in F.ugeno this week as the guest of her sister, Mrs. Thomas I. Chapman, The benefit bflll and musicalo which members of the Eugene branch of the American Federation of Arts Is sponsoring for the purpose of raising funds for building an art mu seum on the university campus will bo given March 13. Members of tht federation in Eugene aro R. A. Hool.li, E. K. liryson, Campbell Churcb, Mrs. P. L. Campbell, Mrs. Murray Warner, Mrs. Sam Hass Warner, Mrs. . W. F. Jcwett, Mrs. Will Jewett, Mrs. B. L. Bogart, Miss Maude Kerns, Mrs. Charles Hardy, Mrs. C. D. Korer, Mrs. P. E. Snod grass, Mrs. E. J. Frasder, Mrs. W. G. Hale. Miss Loise Fitch, W. K. Newell, Frank Fay Eddy. The mu sicalo is to be given in the Woman's building. The Past Noble Grands club of the Hebekah lodge had a large attend ance Monday evening in the lodge parlors. After the business hour a social hour was held followed by the supper. In the banquet room the tables were arranged with a large center piece of blue field with white stars and the stripes of the flag car ried out in red stripes the length of the four tables. Hostesses were Mrs. Elizabeth Beytien, Sirs. Mae Ifian, Mrs. Itose Itrauer, Mrs. Inez Bradley, all dressed in colonial cos tumes. Mrs. William Sargeant was hostess to members of the Westside division of the Congregational Ladies' Aid society "at her home Wednesday afternoon. . Monday Book club members will be guests of Mrs. W. W. Calkins and Mrs. A. T. Cockerline at tho home of the latter on Monday. Shakespeare club members gath ered nt the chamber of commerce rooms for their regular meeting Mon day. In two weeks the group will meet again. Two are Honored at Musicalc Given Last Evening To honor Miss Amy Oiiken of Chapin, Illinois, their national presi dent, and Mrs. Graco Heck of Port land, their province supervisor, Ii Beta l'hi girls entertained at a musi calo and reception at their chapter house Inst, cvenin?, inviting two hundred or more for the affair. He cciving with Miss Onkcn and Mi?. Heck were Mrs. Frank W. Benson and Miss Priscilla Eakiu. MrN. Delbert Oberteuffer and John Seifert sang a group of solos, Miss Virginia Owens played a group of piano numbers, Doris Helen I'ntter son played the harp, Martha Patter son the violin and Itex Underwood the violio as the musical program for lhe evening. The concert given Tuesday even; university choptP end. The lunrhw, "w " room of the hotel , u J...,. " ! were arran innl.. . I .1 . "'Ian placed for fifteen. '4 do i'ipri Wive, of a numh.. burmen were bo,tM, M formal tea and ocial 1,1 A Country club tl,i ",' ,i mining tor lhe ,, ' ." .,. pained lhe grp , " in Hi. An n. ., -- - ".ici rami event 'kiic ..... c"y tlf. r this evening win hp t, supper which -member. .! ' lor.ge are temple. " o' th, v: ! 01 i:., Assemhlv PI i.U r ' js iNotabie Affair Given Tuesday for the dinner da raonlinarv rl, evening by Ask,..i,i,. ,... . "i! burn hotel. Tl. . eled with painted k". ,."."lt- effective in the sl, "r.11 scheme. The orehe ..... "'J Rian costume as were JIr I Sid -WoodhouRe .,,i m..',.iI Stang and Miss Ciail' Wi'uchel gave several dancins fent,,... . r evening. Vocal solos rc -i'"' I Miss Mildred Baldwin ' I Winder. About fifty rninilps oitnK.i., .. .......... .-i iuun-8, Willie others gathered for nrt.hftD ! j'irvniiiiK uic nance. iiosts lor t lie and Mrs, inwt. Wilson TV fftf m 1 urauy, My, and M llimi.tl i.- ' n-enneth Abl. Willamette v. Oil IT. I In ... .f .. n A tnttnn 1 , Ul . H"IU ."ILII, 1.-1IJIJJ I'll party Mnnda evf nnijr in it I sonic temple, when the losers of ,J winners at dinner nnd h i.pi..m " features. On March 9 the order noiu luitianon ceremouiesi, and i hJ vim evviuug on .March ..(. ite Amaranth Dancing Hub bJ announced a dance to be given MutJ I Mrs. Seth Larnway will pntfrtii-l ing in the Methodist Episcopal at a luncheon the coming TuursiiT enurcn, presenting Albert hpaluiug. violinist, was an outstanding social function of the week, and attended by a large number of society folk. The affair was sponsored by the Uni versity of Qregon. Of wide interest to the younger group was the operetta, 'The Belle of Barcelona," which was given by the glee clubs of the Kugene high school Wednesday evening in the auditorium of the high school. Members of Pi T?eta Phi Alumnne club were hostesses for n luncheon at tho Osburn hotel today, compli menting Mrs. Grace Beck of Port- for U. D. Bridge club. leaenip club members will b guests of Mrs. Morris Starbuck oj triUay oc next week. Mrs. A. T. roekerline, Mrs. KHul Ii. Gordon, and Miss Mabel Simmut! spent the greater part of the xttn in Portland visiting. On Tuesday evening Mr. am Mn. M. M. Tuft will be hosts to N. U. , club members nt their home. For a covered dish lunebeon-mre-l (Continued on psge three) and $1 H i w .- iia 'lev noun. Mm. .Mn thews nlniiiiimz remniu in Lugene for few dajn moit- givrn by Miss Bessie Andrews, Minn! Katherine draco, Margaret 1 1 y -1 U, Sliss Alberta t'arson, Miti tiene- vicve Phelps, Mis Jean Harper, Mir ' m mm if Famous Elgin Watches Built with accuracy to glva a lifetime of reliable service, no wonder Iho new thin model Is such ft timepiece sensation. 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