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Upptr loft, Mrs. W. H. Matthews, of
Spokane, Washington, who has been
a visitor in Eugene the past several
weeks as the guest of her sister,
Mrs. W. W. Calkins. v
Uppor right, Miss Henryetla Law
rence of Portland. Miss Lawrence
Is visiting her slstor, Mrs. Thomas
I. Chapman, and Is being extensively
entortainod whllo here
Lower left, Euphomea Laraway,
daughtor of Mr. and Mrs. Seth Lar
away, whoso birthday party given
last week was ono of tho larger
and attractive affairs of tho year
for ohlldron.
By MARIAN LOWRY
COANNINO the weekly .news ono
finds society Items somewhat ob
scure in the list of many and Import
ant activities and interests. Tlio us
ual routine of luncheons, tens, after
noons of bridle and aewlnf concen
trated iuelf this week Into club en
tertaining. For unabated by any sug
gestion of quietness, and sceniiiiRly
appreciative of the social lull, clubs
entered into an absorbing program
that kept most everyone, busy. Hut
'towa doings" also kept society fnlktt
active. Tho concert of Florence Eas
ton Tucsdny evening whs indeed one
of the greater attractions of the
year's masicnl activities. The recep
tion given the same evening in the
new Congregational church was un
othfr notable affair of the week.
However, the outstanding event has
been the annual newspaper confer
ence. And all Kugone has eiteoded
ita hospitality to the iiundrrd or more
visitors, and aside from the formal
program of the conference many
small and informal affaire have been
given, honoring many of tho repros
entativea here. In tho social wny the
Important features of tho conference
program were the banquet given InRt
evening In the Osburn hotel, tho
luncheon held todoy on the university
campus, and the tea given ycatordny
for the women of tho visiting party.
Society welcomed a flock of visit
ors this woek. Mrs. Huddle of Chi
cago baa been the houso guest of Jlr.
and Mrs. John Bovard, and a number
of functions Is being planned in her
honor. Mrs. Arthur Robinson of
Portland Is another visitor of tho
week, being a guest of her mother,
Mra. A. W. Sims, and her eistcr,
Mr. Herbert ltoome. Mrs. George
T. Oerllnger of Portland has been
bere most of tho week. The depart
ure of Mrs. Murray Warner yesterday
for Chicago is being widely regretted.
The coming week brings no more
tnterritlng event that the affair for
which Mrs. Charles l.arsen and Mrs.
Jo'm L. llland will be hostesses Sat
urday. Amusement club members
re planning for a merry party Tues-
aaj evening when they gather at
J'reamiaiid hall for n dnnce. Several
of tho larger club groups are having
meetings, including Fortnightly, L. U.
E., and Monday Book club.
Kicltlng timrs are lurking around
the campus this week-end as stud
ents give last preparations for n.r
examinations to be followed by the
longed-for quietness of spring vsca
tlon. And with the coming of the
vacation ends the most brilliant end
jctivo social winter on tho campus
' nun; jviirB,
And while ruin generously alter
nated with the eunshine to eliminate
posBioiuiy o( monotonv in the
weather, and to almost blot out the
.... . v, npnuK o arrival, liigonenns,
most fortuuate with the lovely J,-.
Keuiie and ita riotntis mrr
by wildflower heds, huve ventured to
look ahead and plan for the yearly
week-end trips that always precede
the regular vacation move to summer
couagce. indeed, March rains have
been no deterrent to some who have
aireauy uncle the pleasuroblo jauuts.
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To honor Misa Henryetla Law.
rence, who Is visiting from Portland
" be guest of her alster, Mrs.
Themes 1. Chapman, Mrs. I.vnn X.
i Mct'ready entertained informally at
her home Tuesday afternoon, invit
ing about a dozen in for tea.
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Mrs, Morris Rtnrbiick was hostess
for a ono o'clock luncheon nt her
borne Thursday, huving as guests the
members of Inter Ko club. A huge
bouquet of pink carnations, hyacinths
and other spring flowers In pnstelle
shades centered tho table. Mrs. K.
O. lmmel assisted the hostess. - Spe
cially invited guests for the nfiornonn
were Mrs. V. K. Powell and Mrs.
V. O. Sturbuck.
Mrs. Murray Warner
Leaves lo Stay
In Chicago
Mrs. Smit. Bnsa Warner Invited
about twenty friends to hot liomo
Thurf(lfiy afternoon for an informal
tea affair, compl'montiug Mrs. i.eoi'K
T. dorlittKcr, who haa heen in Kugcuc
this week from 1'ortland, uuu Min.
Murroy Warner.
r.iiKftio society which only ho re
ceutly welcomed Mm. Murruy Warner
homo after her Buvoral inontlis' tuor
in Cliitia bnilo her farewell yeftter-
day. .Mrs. Warner left for Chicuo i
whoro itho will itutko an extrmti-d ,
visit with her motuor, Mrs. l'erkiutt J
linnn of that city. ' I
.Mrs. (.ierlingr Is a memher of the '
Unlveralty of Oregon board of re
gouts.
A most Interesting affair of this
week was the informal luneheon for
winch Mrs. lan Clark was hosties nt
her horns Tlitirsdsy, honoring Mrs. V.
S, Mngowan who U spend. ng the win
tor hero with her d-iughler, Minn
Kloreuee M ago wan. Those present at
the luneheon wero all former ac
quaintances hi Iowa. Mrs. (.'lark had
selected a Urge bouquet of butter
cups. In. i.li tongues, and violets for
the attractive centerpiece. Covers
wero placed for Mrs. Magowan, Mrs.
K. M. Carter, Mm. H. 11. Fields. Mr.
Thomas Wells, Mrs. Hruco J. Ciiffen,
Mra. Dun Clark.
Shakespearo club members met
Monday to continue their study of
"Hamlet. "
Mrs. I. F. Henderson has return
ed to her home In Hood Hlver. Hhe
has been virdting at the home of her
daughter. Mrs. tieorge P. Hitchcock.
Mrs. M. M. Tuft entertained In
formally at her home yesterday aft
ernoon. Inviting a few iu for the toa
hour.
One of the intoreVing evening
events was the reception given Tues
day eveniug at the new Congrega
tional church, honoring Iter, ami Mr",
Kred J. Clark. About three hundred
persona raited for the event. In the
rcfliving lino wero Mr. and Mrs. Clark,
Mr. and Mrs. F. It. Wehterbee, Mr.
and Mrs. H. M. Douglass. Presiding
In the dining room were Mrs. O. C.
iCaHwell. Mish Josephine Taylor, Misa
, Urnova llrackel.
Mr. hiM) Mia. K. I). I.awrenc nf
Portland have bern guenta ttiia wck
In Kugrne, vihiting at the homo of
their daughter, Mrs. Thomas I. Chsu-
IUAU,
Mrs. Huddle Visitor
In Eugene l'rom
Chieago Home
Mrs. Wiloy B. Huddle (Harriet
Warfleld) of Chicago, has been- an
honored guest In Kugeuc this week.
She. is a guest nt the borne of Mr. aud
Mrs. John liovard.
Ou -Thursday Mrs. O. . F. Stafford
entertained informally at her home
for Mrs. Huddle.
Thursday afternoon Jlins Klmn
Heudricka invited Mr. Huddle to her
home as a Rtioat for Thursday Sew
ing club, which the former entertain
ed at un nttrnctive luncheon nud aft
ernoon of (tewing aud crd.
Mrs. Huddle ia spending the week
end in Portlaud but pious to return
to Kugene nt the first of the coming
week before going to Kitson Springs
to visit her mother. Several affairfe
ore being planned for her for the
coming week. ,
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ltabbi aud Mra. Jonah B. Wise, of
X'ortlaud, were distinguished oul-of-town
visitors in Kugeuc this week,
l'r. Wise addressed the university a
sembly Thursday and guvo other
campua lectures while here. Wednes
day evening Mr. and Mrs. K. S. Conk
lin entertained for them nt their
home, guests being Mr. and Mrs. Wise.
Mr. und Mra. Warren 1. Smith, Miss
Amelia Ksparxn, who has recentlly
returned from Mexico, and Oscar
Hrown. Thursday noon Dr. Wise was
the guest at a staff luncheon of tho
university psychology departineut at
tlu Anchorage. 4 On the same day
Mrs. Wise was the guest of honor at.
a luncheon given at Hendricks hall
by Mra. Coiiklin and Mrs. Virginia
Judy Ksterly. 'Covers Vcro placed for
Mrs. Wiae, Mrs. Raymond Wheeler,
Mra. Harold Crosland, Mrs. Murray
Warner, Mrs. Kimball Young, Mra.
Sam Mass Warner, Mrs. Oeorge He
hec, Mrs. I lenry 1 . Sheldon, Mrs.
ileorgo T. (icrlingcr of Portland, Mrs.
Ireland, of Portland, Miss Gertrude
Talbot, Mrs. Conklin, Mra. Fhierly.
Dr. and Mrs. Wise, accompanied by
Dr. Conklin returned to Portlaud
Thursday eveuing, motoring down.
Dr. Conklin gavo an uddress in Port
land last eveuing at the Jewish
temple.
Alumnae of Kappa Alpha Theta en
tertained at a delightful affair Mon
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Dean Walker when they had as their
guests the Kappa Alpha Theta moth
ers. After several weeks stay in Kugene
Mrs. W. H. Matthews left yesterday
for her homo in Spokane, Washing
ton, Mrs, Matthews has been visit
ing at the home of her sister, Mrs.
W. W. Calkins, and has been widely
entertained while in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Wetherbeo
spent a few days iu Portlaud this
week.
Mrs. Harold tirady is again in Ku
gene. having returned the past week
from !San Fatu-irco where she had
been for the pat five weeks.
Mrs. O. K. Stafford entertained
Wednesday afternoon at her home for
Uamiua Phi lieta alumnst.
Mrs. Sheldon Hostess
At two Afternoon
Teas This Week
Mrs. Henry D. Sheldon entertain
ed for two delightfully informal after
noons at her home this week.
On Thursday afternoon members
of the im.versily chapter of PI Lamb
da Thetn, women's national honorary
education fraternity, were hidden to
the attractive Sheldon home. About
thirty palled between the hours uf
three o'clock and sii o'clock. Honor
guests' tor the afternoon were the
pledges of the organisation.
In compliment to Dr. Miriam Van
Waters, a visitor ou the campus the
past week, Mrs. Sheldon entertained
about thirty of IT. Van Waters
friends Sunday afternoon at her home
between the hours of three o'clock
and six o'clock. Mrs. K. C. Robbing
pats week. Miss SpaH is the danh
tor of Mr. and Mrs. U. II. Spall f
Portland. She is a graduate of the
t'niversity of Oregon where she was
a member of Kappa Kappa Gumma.
Following her graduation she spent
several months tn I'aria and oihr Ku
ropesu cities doing social work, tn
which work he has. been actively In
terested In Portland since hr rMtirn,
Mr. Holt is the on of Mr, und Mr'.
ii, N. Holt of Marshf:etd. and is aU i
a graduate of the university. He ii
now associated in business in Hnn
Francisco. April 11 has been an
nounced na th date for the wedding.
Miss Kthel Unylord entertained
members of the Kugene .usiuHS nn-J
Professi. nal Women's club at her
home '-ill u r sda y evening,
Outstanding of c!ub- events thi
week was the lecture given Tuesday
afternoon by Mrs. Juamta Pennintan
at the chamber of fijinmene. The
Noted English Beauty to Marry Golfer
presided at the tea table, while Miss 'lecture was given under the auspices
Dorothy Gt:rley, Miss Jeanne Oay,
Miss Henrlette (tuoy, and Mfts Mary
Ailcne Davis assisted in serving.
Important of the club activities
this week was the meeting of the La
dies' auxiliary of the chamber of com
merce on Wednesday eveuing. Mrs.
W. F. tj.lstrup and Mrs. Annette
Chadwick were new members admit
ted. Fur the evening's program Miss
Taylor gave a reading, and W. F.
t. ilst rap a tuba solo accompanied by
.Mrs. Hoy Curtis at the piano. Mtb. F.
L. Arinitnge was chairman of the
comin.ttce on hostesses and was as-
siated by Mrs. Harmon Anderson,
Mra. Fred Assemheimer, Mrs. H. C.
Auld, Mis. Carl Baker, Mrs. John L.
Bland, Mrs. A. A. Ilrnnror. Mrs.
Luwson (J. Bradley. Mra. H. Uurr,
Mra. A. H. Bower, Mrs. A. II. Hurt.
Mrs. II. , Ulfickstrom, Mrs. W. II.
Beck, and Mrs. It. A. Brodic will be
in chargo for the next session,
Visiting Women are
Honored at tea
Given Friday
To honor the women who are visit
ing iu Kugene this week for the au
uuul conference of the Oregon Edi
torial association Theta chapter, The
ta Sigma Phi, women's national hon
orary journalism fraternity, enter
tained Friday afternoon at tea. The
affair was given in the sun room i f
tho music bui-ding, and a particularly
pleasing event of the afternoon was
the illusion I e given by John Stark
Kvaus ou the new pipe organ of the
school of music.
Between fifty and seventy-five
called for the affair between the
hours of four o'clock and six o'clock.
In the receiving hue were iMrs. Vir
ginia Judy Ksterly", Mrs. Kric W.
Allen, Miss Jeannettu Calkins. Mrs.
Uudolph KniHt, Mrs. Anne Lundsbiivy
Beck, Mis 6 Margaret Morrison. ,
Mrs. Dean Walker spent a day or
so in Portland this week.
Mr 4 nud Mrs. Keith Kiggins have
returned nftcr several weeks spent
in 1'ortland.
m
As n farewell party for Mrs1. H. A.
Stiles who is leaving for Corvallis to
make, her home, Mrs. Dugald Camp
bell invited the members of tho Uni
tarian Woman's alliance to her home
Tuesday to honor Mrs. Stiles and her
mother, Mrs. M. J. Austin of Seattle.
Sewing nud conversation were the
divers. ons fur the afternoon.
Mrs. It. H. Fields bade Tilllcum
club members to meet nt her home
for their acssion on Friday after
noon.
Mrs. tC. L. Tcshner will be hostess
for the meeting of the Monday Book
club tho coming week.
Alumni hall of the Woman's build
ing was the scene for an interesting
affair on Thursday afternoon when
the university faculty women held
their March tea. A muslcalc was giv
en by a group of campus musicians.
Hostesses wero Mrs. K. L. Packard,
Mrs. Delbert Oherteuffer, Mrs. Karl
Onthank, Mrs. Philip Parsons, Miss1
Jano O'lteilly, Miss Barbara Fag,
Mrs. F.dlth Pattee, Mrs, Klleu M.
Pennell, Miss Mary 11. Perkins, Mrs.
Alfred Powers, Mrs. George Rehec.
Mrs. W. J. Beiuhart, Miss Marie Rid
ings, Mrs. Oscar Richards, Miss Ber
nice Rise, Mrs. C. Bobbins, Mrs.
M. K. Rossou, Miss Gladys tl'latu .
Oregon Lewia and Clark chapter,
On lighters of the American Revolu
tion wero entertained yesterday ot
the home of Mrs. W. K. Miner with
Mrs. It. C. Crow, Mrs. Otto Oilstrnp,
and Mrs. H. A. Stiles as joint host
ecH. Following the business meet
ing Dean Henry D. Sheldou of the
university gave an interesting tolk
ou Thomas Jefferson.
Mrj. Sue UHe departed on Thurs
day for Medford where she will visit
her son, Charles Ode, for two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Stiles left this
week for Corvallis where they will
mnko their home. Mrs. M. J. Austin,
of Seattle, who has been visiting with
them wilt accompany them to Corval
lis. Sho U Mrs. Stiles' mother.
Mrs. J. II. Koke has been a visit
or in Portlaud this week.
'
Word c;inie this week that Mrs.
12. O. Potter, who has been touring
tue Orient, has sailed for the United
States, and expects to be in Kugene
within three weeks or more. Mr.
Potter was with Mrs. Lillian Sea ton
aud Mrs. Murray Warner. Mrs. War
nor recently returned to Eugene, but
Mrs. Sent on remained in Asia to be
joined at Manila, March IS, hy Miss
Lillian Auld, her niece who has been
touring the Kuropean countries, Mrs,
Seaton and Miss Auld will spend soma
time touring, tho latter planning to
arrive In Kugene during July, while
Mra. Seaton plans to remain iu the
Philippines tor some tune, v.
Cards have been received in Kugene
for the wedding of Miss Marion
Mlthcell aud Nicholas Jaureguy whicn
wlil be an event of March -0 in the
First Presbyter. nu 'church of Port
land. Both Mi9 Mitchell and Mr
Jaureguy are former University uf
Oregon students. Miss Mitchell fs a
member uf Pi Beta Phi. Mr. Jaure
guy was at oue time president of the
student body at the university He is
practicing law in, Portland
c
of the Home Science club, and
well attended by women of .).
K
Mrs. A. R. Tiff; uy uwiied Domes
tic Atrt club Lumbers to meet ut her
home Mo;iduy.
Mr. aud Mrs. W. II. Jewett will
be hosts on Wednesday of next week
for the Wednesday evening d. liner
and bridge club.
On Monday evening Mrs. E. S.
Tuttte wus .coatees to members of the
V. K. O. Sisterhood at her home in
College Crest. A large number of
th members was present, and tiie of
ficers for the coming year were elect
ed. They are Mra. Dan Crites, presi
dent; Mis-i Nue Badollet, vice-president
; Mrs. Robert Earl, recording
secretary; Mrs. Stoftel, corresponding
secretary; Mrs. Percy Brown, treas
urer; Mrs. R. T. Burnett, guard.
Mr. ami Mrs. Harry Hobba were
hosts Monday evening to members of
Fireside club and asked as guests
for the evening Mr, and Mrs. George
Schaeferf, Miaa Klma Hendricks. Mr.
nud Mrs. F. X. Scbaefers will cntet
tniu the club iu two weeka.
One of tho Interesting club gather
ings of the week was that of Thurs
day Sewing club which Miss' Klma
Hendricks entertained at her home.
The luncheon table was most attract
ive with its centerpiece of. spring
flowers. Sewing and cards were the
diversions for , the afternoon. Mrs.
Wiley B. Huddle of Chicago being a
special guest for the occasion.
.
On Thursday evening of the coming
week will be the concert at the new
Congregational church building, at
Thirteenth and Ferry streets, in which
soloists will be Mrs. Prudence Clark,
mczao contralto, nnd John Stark
Evan, organist. The event is open
for the public. Another interesting
musical function being arranged by
the Congregational church will be the
appearance of the glee club of Pacific
University, Forest Grove, on the
evening of March 22.
Alumnae Group Plan
To Give Benefit
April Fifteenth
The state alumnao association of
the university, as it is represented
in It Eugene membership, will give
a lnrgo benefit affair for the Mary
Spiller scholarship fund, to which'it
contributes annually, on Wodueaday
afternoon, April fifteenth.
The benefit has been planned ns n
bridgo ten, and will be giveu nt the
Osburn hotel nt two o'clock. Plans
for tho function are already prac
tically completed, under tho direction
of Mrs. Herbert Clarke, president of
the state alumnae. Assisting her arc
a number of prominent matrons inter
csted iu the association and the fund
which it will benefit.
Tho bridge tables will be sold to
town nnd faculty circles, and matrons
who desire to entertain groups of
friends in that way will be most cor
dially Invited to do so. By the aame
play, any club groups desiring to take
two tables or more and play as clubs
will be welcomed, and they may either
furnish their own prir.es or piny lor
the prizes which the organization will
give.
An Invitation will be extended tn
the various womeus groups on the
campus to take tables, nnd those
wishing individual reservations will
be placed for the hours of play.
Mrs. Lamar Tooze, Mss Klma Hen
dricks, nnd Mrs. Lawrence T. Jlnrris
are in charge of ticket sales and res-!
ervatlons for individuals or groups, !
while Mrs. H A. Banden, Mrs. Ern
est Stroud and Mrs. Henry Hollen
beck are on the committeo making
plans for music and table arrange
ments. Mrs. Frank Chambers nnd
Mm. Herbert Clarke are in charge of
the prlxes to be given. Miss Ger
trude Livcrinore is heading the re-;
freshment committee, and Mrs. J. O. ',
Holt is head of tho committee for
decorations.
The tea hour w ill be made an espe
ciaily -sociable time, with various
members of the group and townsfolk
assisting as hostesses to those who
do not play cards. A group of girls
from the campus will nasht nt tea
time.
St. Patrick's day is
Motif for Dance
For Tuesday ,
The. -rfrn of St. Patrick's iky will
be tho vivkl color note in the setting:
for the Amusement club dance which
It to be a aula event on Tuesday eve
ning In lrenm!anu hall, lorning on
that day the program and features of
the eveniug will all be in keening with
the colors and symbols of the day.
Hosts for the dance are to be Mr.
and Mrs Kny O'Donnell. Mr. and
Mrs. II. E. Illchardson. Mr. and Mrs.
irercy Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
t'iulnjson.
...
The Kugene Daughters of the Nile
club will be entertaiued on the com
ing Wednesday afternoon. March IS,
br Mrs. F. I.. Heard. Mrs. l'ercy
lirown, Mrs. R. K. Bond, Mrs. Kred
Chess, at the Osburn hotel, at two
thirty o'clock.
...
At the home of Mr. and Mrs. J.
W. Haines, to a group of friends
the announcement of the engsrement
of their daughter. Miss Bernice
Haines to Chadwick Newhouse. was
iut n ue evening of March eler-
fiMSSS feM
arch 1J;5
I Hunter, jj . "TS.
I oris lilu.. . ' ' "ister. i
'-heelcllr''-
Elizabeth Cavendish Bentinck, noted English beauty, will b married
aoon to Roger Wethered, well-known English golfer.
marked by a clever place card at the
and of pink ribbon which was held
In tho center of the table by two
cupids. Between' the double hearts
was concenlcd a. snapshot of the
couple which revealed the date for
the wedding as April 'J8 ot the
First Christian church. In Miss
Haines' corsage was hidden the diam
ond engagement ring. While some
had anticipated the announcement nil
wore pleased and interested in the
date of the wedding and the plans
tor their eastern trip. The remaind
er of the evening was spent in mak
ing towels for the bride-to-be. Among
her guests were Misa Lulu Aydelott,
Miss Leta Humphreys, Miss Cecil
Harding, Miss Floy Kirkham, Miss
Louise Nimmo, Miss Marie Tinker,
Miss Grace Kelsay, Miss Zada Tink
er, Miss Wanda Wood, Miss Isabclle
Banuct onT......
Important Event
For Campus
Of cbipf intrrp.i r
this week n, . """'n
"Hi-go Side J,ltl in !l(
sons, inclmlih; ,,,KimiJ(rN
-..n II Org, A '1 "flt.
yellow prwlomin,,""-..
of daffodil, ,erf. ' b.s,I(
Mies Florence BuU Ukll,
mistress for the oerasL , '
!l Program o
solos was r,iven- "m ulnji.,w
In keenine u-i.i.
the officers for the eomin. n"
announced. T. Z ?'
positions in the nsi;.?? """i"
coming yw
"oyer, resi,le,.. M ""nw
Peters, vico-presi,.. T
Miss WhrS,-
hssIrueenrrvirilirE"Pw:'"
week .. tb,TSS3l
Mrs. A. w. Sim, ,j I
Mr,. Herbert S5? Vl'
son will be here umS .''ff
neit week.
and Mrs. Oeorse W. p, , ,V'
wilh the club women .hM Mn J r
Hay and Mrs. K. W. Helcbn'
tamed members of tbe Art ili
Ncedlccrnft club and were join! w
tosses t the home of Mrs. Hi;
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