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Upper lift, Mr. Wiley B. Huddle of Chicago who has been visiting relatives and former friends
hers. Thl week Mrs. Huddle has been the house guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Bovard.
Upper right, Mrs. Sam Bass Warner, who Is chairman of the dance which Is to be a part of the
benefit entertainment to be sponsored by ths Eugene branoh of the American Federation of Art on
April .
' Lower left, Mrs. E. J. Frasler, ehalrman of the committee of patrons and patronesses for the
benefit to b given April 3.
Lower right, Mrs. Hugh H. Earle, newly-elected president of ths L. O. E. club.
By MARIAN UWRT
RAZAAB like In colorful dlnplors,
enhancing designs, and elistoning
newness oc numerous spring wares
tho style pageant of lint evening guve
the official acknowledgement of
spring's existence end its accepted
runtomary roster of events. A upring
tlmo fiesta It was with sll Kngeno
a part of It. Ther will still be a
tinge of Kerch winter snd tho flurry
of April rains hut all thno goes now
for those activities that hare hidden
under winter's forme I regularity.
And then it Is not always the an
nouncement of -the new season when
Tscstlon days trrire for college folks?
With the coining of the week-end
students trooped from the city In the
four directions for 0a relief that fol-
' lowed the revolt from the winter
program. While only ten days msy
be enjoyed It Is time enough to sdjust
and prepsr for ths ever anticipated
, sprint term which opens March 30.
j Anl1 wlth the students depsrted a
large number of the fsculty personnel
who secretly enjoy and await the va
cation time ss greatly as any stud
ent, and a number of whom this year
are planning for several pleasurable
jsunts.
It was with great enthusiasm that
Eugene this week welcomed Otis
Skinner and his play "Sancho rsnsa,"
on Tuesday evening.
A great deal of tho week's enter
taining has been for Miss Charlotte
Banficld who Is leaving for her home
In Portland preceding her marriage
which Is to bs In Mar.
Auother sharing honors In the
, eventful week has been Mrs. Wiley
B. Huddle, the houee guest of Mr.
snd .Mrs. John ltoro.nl. Mrs. Huddle
leaves this week-end to be wth her
mother st Ritson Hprings.
Announced tar next week Is the
Assembly club dance which Is to be
an important event of Tuesday ereu
log. Looking ahead for oncoming func
tions is the musicsls soil dance to lie
given April 3 by the Kugcne brsuch
of tho Araerlcen Federation of Art.
A large number of society members
are actively Interested, as committee
members arranging for the affair, and
as ardent supporters for the purpose
of the benefit.
But or week or o following comes
the afternoon benefit which members
of the University Alumnae associa
tion are sponsoring April 3 for the
Mary Hpillar srholsrship.
Oulstsndlng of the week's social
functions will be the "school day"
dancing party for which Mr. and Mrs.
John 1. Bland snd Mr. and Mrs.
Charles O. I.srson will entertsln for
about fifty friends at the old country
club this evening. It is to he a cos
tume psrty.
Miss Grscs Welkins of T.os An
geles, Cslifornis, Is the bouse guest
of her sister, Mrs. Krsnk Calkins.
She will be here for the nest two
weeks,
'
A most enjoyable afternoon was
spent Mondsy when s group of her
friends gathered n t 1 lis home of , Mm.
Sullio lttuiier to cclchrHlo her birth
tiny. The aftcrnouu won apent with
nncdlework ntnl convtn-siitinii, follow
ed by n luncheon. Tho affair wnn no
deliftl.tfui thnt those proaont ilei'liled
to form a htrfhdoy eliib tu celebrntt!
tlia birthday of each member' when it
mine, Thoso in thn, party am Mm,
Snllio Un nner, Mm. lleorge Ktue,
Mrs. 1 Ilnrnnrd. Mm. J. V.
ley. Mm. I'eter Nelson, Mrs. Andrew
Hill. Mm. .1. J I. 1'nniek Mrs. C. F.
Conley, Mrs. .1. II. Kinch.
Two arc Hostesses
For tea This
Afternoon
Mm. J, TV. Hearoy and Mm. George
C. lteittr were hostesses for an at
tractive tea at the home of Mm.
Seavey this afternoon, lte.tween the
hours of three and fivjo o'clock about
fifty called in response to invitation
of the two hosteHses,
Primroses, daffodils, pink spiraea,
and ciueraria were pleasingly ar
rayed in colorful array about the
rooms. Mm. John F. Kelly aud MIhk
Mary McCornark assisted In receiv
ing. Mm. Morris Slnrbiick nud Mrs,
Clifford Nash poured, ami Miss Kve
lyn It ria tow and Mien Mabel ISimmouH
assisted in serving.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Si. Stetson are to
be hosts this evening for five tables
of bridge at their home.
To honor Mm. H. F. Chaffee who
Is a visitor iu Eugeue from North
Dakota,. Mrs. Dugald Campbell and
Mm. K. C. Hobbins entertained M
the home of Mm. Campbell yesterday
afternoon, inviting a small group of
friends In for the tea hour to meet
Mrs, Chaffee. Mrs. Campbell and
Mrs. Chaffee are former acquaint
ances, and the (alter is visiting in
Kugeno now with Mrs. Campbell and
with a sonjrho Is attending the Cm
versity of Oregon.
The Amaranth Panning club is
spontoring a danre this evening tn
Ksgles hall. All members of the Ma
sonic orders are invited to attend.
t
Mr. and Mm. Herbert C- Olsen are
receiving congratulations from their
many friends upon the arrival of a
sou who wan horn March 1-t. lie has
been named Herbert C. Olien, Jr.
Mrs. Herbert Itnonie In Inviting
Teacup rluh member to be her guests
yesterday afternoon invited a number
of guests. The hostess had chosen
hyacinths for the decorations and for
the tea table. Mm. W. K. Powell
and Mrs. Frederick Stickels poured.
Specially invited guests for the after
noon were Mm. L. B. Sigwart, Mm.
Arthur Morris. Mrs. T,oy Howling.
Mrs. J. C. Koepke, Mrs. Harold
Oraily. Mrs. I,smar Too hp, Mm.
Jeorge Srhsefers.
Miss Banfield Guest
Of. Honor at
Many Events
Campus and town friends alike arc
deeply regretting the departure of
Miss Chnrlotlo llnnfield, who left
today for Portland to be nt her bom?
for a time, preceding her marring
which will be nn event of Mny. Iur
itiR her ntny in Kugcne Miss llnnfield
hss made msny friends, and will be
long remembered because of her tal
ented nnd versatile work in (Juiid
hatl and University of Oregon dra
matic presentations. She is n mem
ber of Chi Omega sorority.
A number of Miss Dnnfield's
friends have entertained in her honor
this iveck.
One of the lsrger events at which
she was guest of honor was the
luncheon given yesterday nt the Os
burn hotel by Mrs. I. M. Travis. Ov
ers were plneeif for Miss Ilanfield,
Mrs. Lynn 8. McCrcsd.v, .Mrs. Her
bert Honme, Mrs. Frederick G.
Stickels. Mrs. ltuhy Ooodrick. Mrs.
V'rnuk Jenkins, Mrs. 1'. K. Snodgrass,
Miss (Icrtrmlo Talbot, Mrs. C. A.
Ilurden, Mrs. Walter (iriffin. Mrs.
S. S. Lsswell, of Cottage Ornve, Mrs.
lvHthcrine Yerex. Miss Frcderckn
Travis, Mrs. I,. M. Travis.
Sunday evening Mrs. John llenefiel
entertained at dinner for Miss Han
field having as gurts Miss llnnfield.
Miss liertriiile Talbot, Miis Martha
Stafford. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Mo
Clnin, Miss .Itilin llurgess.
Wednesday Mrs. l.amar Toore was
hostess at a luncheon honoring Miss
Ilanfield, and invited eight friends
In for the affair.
Mis Henri, tie (iuoy and Miss Pnr
othy Uurley were hostesses Sunday
evening st a dinner party for Ms
Ilanfield, biddiug twelve for the even
ing. Saturday Miss .Martha Spofford
presided at a luncheou at tho Anchor
age. Last evening at their home Mr. and
Mrs. Msrion McClsin honored Miss
Ilanfield with a dinner psrty.
,
Kugene friends are pleased to wel
come back Mrs. .1. Frederick Thome
who hss spent the past fivs months
in I. os Angeles. Mrs. Thome re
turned Monday and is visiting at her
homo of Mrs. Idaho Campbell. She
plona to be In Kugene for some time.
,
Members of the Rebeksh lodge en
tertained last' evening in the 1. II. (V
F, temple for members of ell
brsncbes of ths order of the lodge
aDd their friend,. A lsrge rrnnd at
tended and an Interesting program
wss given. The committee in charge
wss Miss Vera Fisher, Mrs. Fred
tlorot, Mrs. C. M. U'lsy. Mrs. K.
K. Wheeler, Hsymond Torrey, Will
(iilbert.
Mr. snd Mrs, Kmc J. (iiffen snd
son, Hubert, snd John Seifert left
Thursday for a ten days Irip to Call-'
furnia.
Master John Martin
Mas Birthday
Party Today
Master John Martin, aon of Mr. and
Mra. Edgar E. Martin, celebrated bis
fifth birthday anniversary with a
merry party at bis home this after
noon, his mother having asked eigh
teen of his little friends for tho oc
casion. Favora and decorations of
the Easter time were used, and the
Dirtr snent a gala time playing
games. Late in the afternoon a
luncheon was served with the big
birthday cake.
Those bidden were u reaencu ouck
oie. sian'wl Altn. William Jenkins
Hubbie Uerow. Junior Gerow, Bobbie
Starhuck. Ruth Endicott, Doris
AmAAri niith Mai-mo. Jean Martin
Mary Booth, Betty Onthank, Lois On
titMnir ahoa I.nsbv. MaHorie Wood-
r.if Cmor. Marie Scbaefers.
linrh nnd N((l Martin assisted
their mother in entertaining the
party.
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One of the large club socials this
week was the dinner party given last
evening at the home of Mr. and Mm.
Sherman W. Moody ad at which
members of Tillicums club entertained
their husbnnds. y Bridge was played
after the dinner.
Fortnightly club bad as its topic
for discussion at its meeting liiurs
day afternoon, "Mexico," with three
members of the club giving discus
sions on various phases. Mrs. Frank
Fay Eddy discussed "Political Char
acteristics," Miss Edna Porter had
'"Economic rossibiUtiea,' and Mrs.
Ralph Crow led in the discussion of
"The Tolicy of the United Stated
Toward Mexico. Causes of Friction."
The club is to have its next meet
ing April 2.
. .
Assembly Club to
Sponsor Dance
On Tuesday
"A surprise dance" is the rumor
going about regardiug tho Assembly
club dance which will be an import
ant event at the coining week. And
so members accordingly are antici
pating an eventful evening 'lueeday.
U'he dance- is to be given in the
Sigma Nu house on Eleventh avenue
cant. Hosts for the evening will be
Mr. and Mrs. I,amai Toose, Mr. and
Mrs. Lcland Johnson, Mr.' and Mrs.
George V. llttclicock, Mr. and Mrs. r
S. Dunn.
Most interesting of out-of-town so
cial news this week was that an
nouncing the engagement of Miss Le
nore Cram to Clarence Mognason of
Raymuiid, Washington. The an
nouncement was made at nn attract
ive luncheon given for Miss Cram,
by Mra. Ralph Newton Burgess at
her home in Portland Wednesday,
twelve of Miss Cram'a friends being
bidden for the afternoon. Miss
Cram's home is In Raymond also.
She re wi'My known in Eugene. And
the nowa is of special Interest to uni
versity folk as MUa Cram graduated
from the University of Oregon and
is a member of Kappa Alpha Theta
und of Theta Kigtna Phi. Mr. Magna-
son is a graduate of I niversity of
i nshington nnd is a member oE Al
pha Delta fraternity. The wedding
will be nn event otV.April '21 in Ray
mond. OuestB at . the Wednesday
luncheon to whom the announcement
was made went Mrs. Ponnld Bates,
Mrs. Baltis Allen Jr., Mrs. George
Beggs, Mrs. E. K. Krause, Mrs. Glen
Stater, Miss Helen Stoppcnbach,
Mlsa Geraldine Pinkington, Miss Hel
en Manning. Miss Elisabeth Richard
son, Miss Elizabeth Geiser. I
Mrs. W. O. Heckart presided at an;
attractlvo luncheon Tuesday at her.
home, eight ludies being bidden for
tho occasion. The hostess used a
largo bouuuot of hyncinths aud jon
quils as the centerpiece. j
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Wcstside Bridge club members
sponsored a delightful afternoon yes- ;
terdtiy. Mrs. J. W. ISeavey was host
ess for the afternoon, entertaining at
n one o'clock luncheou nt the Onburn,
followed by an afternoon of bridge at
her home. Kaon member of the club
had invited a guest for the afternoon. !
The E. O. E. club were pleasantly
entertained on Thursday afternoon at
the EIIs temple f"r bridge. Mrs. W.
II. McClnin was hostess in the card
room for tho ntternoou. Card honors
went to Mrs. Wiley Stuart, Mrs.
Krank L, Poindexter; and Mis. Laura
Harris. Mrs. S. Nnzor aud Mrs. P.
J. Ileum presided in the (lining room
which was attractively decorated in
daffodils, and St. Patrick's day fav
ors. On April 2 the club will meet,
with Mrs. George Melson the host
ess In the can! rooms, and Mrs. Allen
Andrews bostons in the dining room.
At that time the newly-elcted offi
cers will take their duties over.
Monday evening Willamette Court,
Order of tho Amnrnnth will meet in
the M atonic- temple. There will be
election of offerers, and a social' time
with Mrs. Robert Kinlnyson. Mrs.
Krank Knight. Mrs. Fred Chess, and
Mrs. Sylvia Stckafoose as the host
esses.
!
Mr. anil Mrs. John Stark Evans
were hosts to members of the Dinner!
cluh at the Osburn Tuesday evening,
inviting as their spreial guest, Mrs.
Anne l.andsbury Heck. A striking
color effect in St. Pn trick's day
motifs was used. Following the din
ner cards were the diversion of the!
evening. Mr. aiid Mrs. P. Fell
will entertain the group in two weeks.
Mrs. C. U. Teshner was hostess to
Mi-miay Rook club at her home thip
week. Mrs. F. M. Wilkin will en
tertain the club on March 30.
Mrs. David Evans has entertained
as r guest this week Miss Mar
guerite Williams of Portland.
Mrs. Frederick G. Stickels enter
tained Home Science club Monday.
An especially interesting demonstra
tion of cakes and frozen desserts
was given. A guest for the afternoon)
was Mrs. C. It. Seit. of I-a Grande!
and a former club member. I
Mrs. George DcBar was hostess to;
Tourist club members at her home !
Monday evening. Mrs. Adelaide I.tlley I
will entertain the club for its next
meeting. i
i
The Kugene Daughters of the Mi
rlub held an interesting meeting at!
the' Osburn hotel Wednesday afirr-i
noon with Mrs. F. I.. Beard. Mra.
Percy Hrnwn, and Mrs. Fred Chens!
as the hostesses. Followiag the bui-j
ness session brldgo was played, Mra.
Wayne Green receiving the honors.
Mra. Frank Nombalais was welcomed
as a new member of the club. The
conynittee on sewing reported that
two dozen garments had been sent to
the crippled children ! hospital in
Portland. The social committee an
nounced plana for a dinner dance and
card party to be given at the Osburn
some time in April at which time the
members of the club wjll entertain
their husbands. For the April meet
ing Mra. E. V. Carlton, Mrs. E. A.
Drnste, Mra. M. M. Davis, and Mrs.
E. v. Ford will eutertaiu the club,
Monday Book club membera are
planning for an interesting event to
be given April 13. It is to be the
annual guest day of the group, aid
a musical is being arranged for the
affair. Mrs. A. E. Roberts is chair
man for the event, and is being as
sisted by Mra. W. TV. Catkins, and
Mrs. Edwin h. Knapp.
Miss Straughan and
Dr. R. C. Clark
Are Engaged ;
At a tea given Sunday evening by
Mrs. E. h. Packard at her home, Miss
Marguerite Straughan announced her
engagement to Dr. R. C. Clark of
the Uoiversity of Oregon... A number
of alumnae and seniors of Alpha
Delta Pi sorority, of which .Miss
Straughan is a member were bidden
to the affair.
The news was toid In a very novel
and interesting manner. The hostess
had used a color scheme of yellow
and white, with daffodils and candles.
A dolt dressed as a bride centered the
tea table and kept the guests won
dering until Dorothy Straughan, sis
ter of the bride-elect, served small
yellow cakes made like miniature
caps and which, when opened, re
vealed the names of Miss Straughan
and Mr. Clark written on a card tied
with yellow ribbons.
Miss Straughan's home is in
Pendleton. She is a graduate of the
University of Oregon where she is a
member of Alpha Delta Pi and Phi
Beta Kappa. Dr. Clark is the head
of the department of history at the j
University of Oregon. The wedding;
has been announced as an event of
June, following which the counlo will
go to London for a stay of six months
or so.
'
Mr. nnd Mi's. Marion V. MiClain
plan to spend the university spring j
vacation visiting jn Portland aud in
U nehington cities. j
Miss Charlotte Banfield entertained
at a dinner Tuesday evening, follow
ing which the party went to the
Heilig theater for the presentation
of Otis Skinner in "Sancho Panza."
Mies Banfield had as her guests Mis
Julia Burgess, Miss Henrietta Guoy,
Mitfla Gertrude Talbot, Fergus Reddie.
Nerval Thompson, Mr. and Mrs.
Marion F. McCIaiu.
.
Eugene society is welcoming Mr.
and Mrs. H. O. McCammon who are
moving to this city to make their
home from Salem. Mrs. McCammon
will be remembered as Esther Car
son. She Is a former university
student and a member of the Oregon
chapter of Gamma Phi Beta. Mr.
MeCnmmon is district manager of
tho Associated OH company here.
m m m -
Mrs. If. H. Ruth haf? entertained
as her guest this week her bister,
Mrs. Ella Teserle of Portland who
will be here for a few days.
9 w
Phe Washington Parent-Teacher as
sociation met this week. The croup
decided to buy a bass drum for the
school orchestra, and the work of
the orchestra was discussed and plans
made to aid it In its progress. It
was also decided by the P.-T. A. to
award letters to members of the
orchestra. Hostesses for tho ten
n) 0 J
(Continued on page seven)
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Miss Rebecca Adelman (right) and Miss Bernlce Schmltt, the first
women to become officers on an ocean liner.
TEW TORK, March 21. And now
the modern woman has won the
freedom of the seas! -
When the President Arthur of the
American-Palestine line (caves New
York on the initial trip for the Holy
Land, Rebecca Adelman and Bernice
Schmidt will be on board ir gorgeous
blue uniforms with gold braid trim
mings, the former as assistant purs
er, the latter sb warrant officer.
For the first time in maritime his
tory, worsen sre to be given places
as officers on an ocean-going vessel.
T'p to this time, if they felt the call
of the sea, they might be admitted
to boats as passengers or steward
esses but no other capacity.
A precedent is all that shatters old
traditions and. opens up new chan
nels for women, v
"Of course, it is perfectly thrill
ing," admitted Miss Adelman. "But
underneath the thrill we feel a keen
responsibility. We believe that if
we succeed with our jobs, as we have
every intention of doing, we will make
it easier for all women who want to
answer the call of the sea." ,
Captain Breen of the President Ar
thur is enthusiastic about the move.
"It's all up to them," he ssys. "If
they can stand the gaff they will get
on. There will be no favoritism bo
causo they are women or any dis-
crimination. Th.T5155 I
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f" wa, ma,,, "bile u I
leave." iln:M " i, ' !'' I
think. It i,"' W aI
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