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Upparloft Mr. Lamar Toozb, chair,
mm of ths oommlttee for ticket
distribution and reservations for
the benefit bridge tea whloh
members of the Unlvorslty Alum,
nae association are sponsoring on
April 19.
Lower right Mrs. N. B. Zane, pa
troness for the musleals and
danoo whloh ths Eugene bronoh
of ths American Federation of
Art Is giving In the Woman's
, j building Friday, April 3.
By MARIAN LOWRT
JNEVITABLy with the definite ar
rival of each of the ecaBons there
conies that week or so of time whon,
almost automatically, social dutiea
and eocial honors disperse, and other
interests form in line for inspection
and activity. The post week has been
such a time. What those other in
terests have been would make a list
as varied as the subjects of a book
of Jingles.
Trailing ths hundreds of students
who left last week-end for vacation,
a lerte ausiber of town folk left for
various plsces. The Itotsry conven
tion In Portlsnd at the first of the
week was attended by many Eugen
cane, but throughout the week others
went on their regular jaunt to Port
land, and other places of individual
interests.
Some went for a dny or ao, some
for a week or two. Home went for a
rest, some went on business, eomc
went to "Juat be going." But the
general departure seemed to be the
regularly required social recreation
that always nidB In getting a frrb
Ktnrt for a new whirl of gnyeties
which then proceed In merry-go-round
manner until (nmrs the rumor of the
new season ind its pre-lull.
April is coming with several func
tions, some of which arc already an
nounced, and others whtrh are rum
ored to bo as unexpected and sur
prising an the proverbial April show
ers themselves. '
Gossip from the clubs brings word
nt soma important affairs. The Mon
day Book club members are nb.sorhcd
in plans for their annual guest dny
which is to be an event of April lit
nt the home of Mrs. W. V. Calkins.
Fbakespenre club is sponsoring a
Shakespeare party April 23 at the
home of Mrs. t'srl (1. Wnsliburne,
nnd the affair will be one of the
Isrger social functions of the year
for the organization. A number of
the eneinl clubs have gathering
scheduled for the coming week.
The university begins its spring
term Monday, and from lite first week
tho enmpus Bocinl cnlcndnr list" great
numbers of events that will make the
few short weeks of the term the mer
riest ami busiest for some time. The
traditional senior leap-week will be
tho first week of school, and the
senior women ore unusually busy
planning and making nmiugcmcnti
for tho time. Of rumpus activities,
perhaps, tho one of greater intercut
to town and university folk will he
the dedication ceremonies for the new
auditorium in the music building
which are to be given Snturdny and
Sunday.
On Friday evening will occur the
benefit musicale and dance which is
being sponsored by the Kugene branch
of Ike American Federation of Art.
.And so the new week and the new
month with their many sorinl gather
ings, special club affairs. iinivcritr
events, and general town doings are
going to grently orer-slindow the dis
tinctive quietness of March.
Mrs. V. O. Allen of Salem Is vis
iting In Kugrne as a guest at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. '. , Wrthcr-
bee.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold C'orkerline
of t'nrvallis have been spending the
week In Kugene nt the home of the
former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.
T. Cockerline.
A grnuil of university girls went
to Portland on I hnrsilov evening to
give program over KGW station
tho -event being sponsored , by the
university chapter oT Mu PbJ Kpsllon.
Those in tho group worn Mis' Al
berta Potter, violin; Misb Lorn Tenh
ner, 'cello; MIps lie'uloh Clark, flute;
Mitts Hetty Kelson, soprano; Miss
Jean ITarpcr. piano.'; Mci Phi Kpsilon
is plaoninf to continue its intcrcuting
series of programs awl." concerts dur
ing the pjrini term, and a number of
anticipated affairs hnve been an
nounced. On Koster Sunday the or
ganixntinn "will give a sacred concert
at tho Firwt Methodist Episcopal
church in the evening, and on April
10 will present an opera program.
Picnic Camp, Setting
For the 'Assembly
Club Dance
Hnunts of th picnickers nere In
vltingly arranged as tho unique and
very unusual setting for tho Assembly
club dan co given Tuesday evening in
the Sigma Nu house. Fir boughs in
imitation of trees, 'with several camp
fires In id hero and there and with
various articles of camp equipment
arranged around made a tegular pic
nic grouud. Forty or moro couples
attended the dance which was a de
lightfully Informal one. ducats were
Murtrd in the evening's program by
the buglo call, and finished the danc
ing after tops, whilo the mess call
announced tho anpper hour.
The committee for the evening con
sisted of Mr. nnd Mrs. Iintnar Toojsp.
Mr. and Mrs. Lclnnd Johnson, Mr.
and Mrs. (icorge P. Hitchcock, Mr.
and Mrs. F. S. Dunn.
For tho April party members of tho
club ore planning to give a barn
dnuce.
Mrs. Hart Douglass will entertain
at luncheon Thursday for members of
U. 1. Bridge club.
Mrs. Minnie C. Carter of Long
Peach, California, is spending a few
weeks in Fugcno na the house guest
of her sister, Mrs. David Link.
Dr. nnd Mrs. T. Harris re
turned this week after a trip to
southern California.
Thimble club members will be en
tertained next Thursday by Mrs. .1.
W. Kaj h,
u Friday f next week Sunshine1
rhilt member will be entertained by j
Mrs. K. F.. Mink. . j
Mr. end Mrs. W P. Fl will be!
hsts Tuesday evening for the Dinner!
club at their limne. 1
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Kt. Mary's guild met on Wednesday I
of this WiH'k for nit nll-dny session. !
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The ladies of the Congregational j
church are ptannng for n benefit ;
dinner to be given in the dining rooms 1
of the new church this coining Tiles- !
dny evening between the hours of 1
i& o'clock ami eight o'clock.
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Thursday Sewing club members '
postponed this week's meeting until
April I', at which time .Mrs. r. A.
Itiirden and Mrs. I'. K. Snodgrass
will rutertnin for the club at the
home of the latter.
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Mrs. Y. M. Wilkins will entertain
on Momlsy for the Monday Honk club
members at her home ith a one
o'clock luncheon. Mr.. I'dwin ,.
Knapp will lead the study hour.
Two are Honored
At Party Given
On Thursday .'
"Mrs. O. C. Caswell and Mrs.
Peter K. ChriHteuKcn wore hostesses
for a delightful afternoon nffuir at
tho home of the former Thursday,
bidding about thirtj -fivo friends to
meet Mrs. Frederick .T. Clark, and
her guost, Mrs. Kd Clark, of Mason
City, Iowa, who is visiting iu Kugene
now1.
The guests ppent the time in sew
ing and chatting. Miss ('lair Whittnn
and Miss Josephine Taylor and Don
atd Caswell gave a number of musical
selections as a program for the after
noon. The hostesses chose yellow for the
predominant color scheme, using daf
fodils, nnreissi, and snapdragons at
the attractive tea table. They were
assisted, by Miss Clair Whittun aud
Miss Josephine Taylor.
Mrs. D. H. Craven of Salem is the
house guoat of her sister, Mrs. J. K.
Allison.
,
Mr. and Mrs. Chester L. Steven
son are receiving messages of felici
tation from their many friends upon
the arrival of a son who was born
Thursday, March lill. Tho bnby has
been named Chester Leo Stevenson,
Jr.
.
Mrs. F. H. Wotherbeo entertained
Tillicums club members nt her home
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Lucy Abroms wn hostess
to members of Hide-a-Woe club on
Monday afternoon. Additional guests
hidden for the occasion were Mrs.
.T. B. Pell, Mrs. R J. Frasier, Mrs.
llolpli Pierce, Mrs. S. N. Hoy or, Mrs.
Ernest Ludlow. In two weeks, Mrs.
Darwin Bristow will entertain the
club.
Domestic Art club met this week as
guests of Mrs. F. L. meteun at bcr
homo on Monday afternoon. An in
teresting talk on menu planning was
given by Miss Dorothy Gourley of
the University of Oregon home eco
nomics department. For the next
meeting Mrs. A. II. Itoss will be
hostess.
Country Club to Give
Dance on Monday,
April Sixth
Members of -the Kugene Golf and
Country club are greatly interested in
tho announcement that a benefit
dance is to be given next Monday
evening April 0, at the club house at
eight-thirty o'clock. The affair is be
ing sponsored by the grounds beau
tification committee for the purpose
of securing funds to make more ex
tensive improvements of the grounds
about the building.
As the first dauee and social affaU
to be given at the country club since
the opening the event is expected 'to
he attended by a large number of the
club's membership. Mrs. V. K. Mux
ley and Mrs. Iawrence Manerud ore
actively working on the committee
for tfhe dance. Music is to be given by
an orchestra of university students.
A merry party was held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Jones
Thursday evening, a group of ladies
entertaining their husbands nt bridge.
Mrs. Kay H. mg, P. J. lionns. liny
B. Wing, aud Mrs. D. Howard re
ceived honors at cards. Those in the
party were Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Hauns,
Mr. and Mrs. Dolph Howard, Mr.
and Mis. C. K. McKy, Mr. and Mrs,
Louis Koppe, Mr. and Mrs. K. (j.
Jurgens, Mr, and Mrs. J. Hansen,
Mr. and Mrs.' Kay P. Wing, Mr. and
Mrs. C. T. Jones.
Program for Benefit
To be Interesting
And Varied
Tho coming week's important event
willbe the musicale and dance to be
given Fridoy evening for the bene
fit of a new art lnusetim for the uni
versity. Members of the Kugene
branch of tho American Federation
of Art nre Hponworhig Friday's nf
farr which is to be given in the
Woman h building.
Tirkels nre now being sold at Kuy
kendall's Drug store. Laraviay's Mu
sic Htnro, and at the Co-Uperativi4
btore on the campus.
Patrons for the evening will in
clude presidents and ladies of the
civic clubs of Kugene, and the faculty
members of tho University of Oregon
school of ort.
The nuiHicalo is to be given first
in Alumni bail. Mrs. Charles Ilurily
is chairman for this part of tho even
ing's entertainment. Following this
the donee will be held in the gym
nasium. Mrs. S.am Basa Warner hup
been chairman of the committee ar
ranging for tin; dunce.
Another interesting feature beiufc
planned is, to have some of the ar
ticles of the Murray Warner Ar!
museum on exhibition, mainly Or
later ones which Mrs. Wurnetv. re
cently brought back 'with her. Ii
has been announced Hint a lecture
will be given pn the articles on dis
play. ,
The program for the musicale will
be:
Moevies Dance, Shepherd's Dance.
Kdw. German McDowell trio; vocal
polo, Oh Golden Sun, Freebg Mrs.
I elbert Oborteuffer; vocal solo, se
lected Hoy Bryson; 'cello solo, An
dunte. from K minor Concerto, Pop
per Lora Tehucr; vocal solo. Be
fore the Dawn, Request, from the
Garden of Kama, Alma Goeta Mrs.
T. A. Pearson; piano selection Helen
Caplea; vocal solo. Who Known, Fre
est Bnll. To the Sun, Pearl Curran
Frank Jue; violin solo, Hejre Kati.
Hubay Albortn Potter; vocal solo.
Bend Low Dusky Night. Oley
Speaks, Hound Up Lullaby, Gertrude
Hosh John Seifert; flute solo. Hun
garian Greeting song, Papp Bculah
Clark; vocnl solo, Care Solve, Handel.
O Bocca Dolores, Hibello Mine.' Hose
McGrew; quartet number, Quartet.
Dvorak University string quartet.
Interesting in connection with the
benefit planned is the announcement
that the state D. A. H. at its recent
convention voted to give $1000 for
the Ort museum.
At the home of tho bride's par
ents, Miss Marie Jones and Harry
Jensen were married lost Wednesday.
Tho ceremony was witnessed by only
a few relatives of the couple. Hev.
J. Franklin Hous of the First Metho
dist F.piscopal church reading the
service. Miss Grace Jones attended
her sister as bridesmaid, and Alfred
Peterson attended the bridegroom.
Mr. and Mrs. Jensen left immediately
after the wedding for Portland. They
will moke their home in Kugene
where they ore both well known. Mrs.
Jensen is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. J. I. Jones of this city.
Dedication of Music
Auditorium is
April 4,5
An event long awaited by Eugcn
eans will be held this coming 8utur
day and Sunday when the, music audi
torium and pipe organ in the new
building of the university school of
music will be formally dedicated.
On Suturday evening an organ con
cert, especially arranged ,by John
Stark Evans for the dedication cere
monies, will be given, to be followed
by a large reception.
Sunday afternoon two programs
will be given by the university orches
tra, tho men's and women's glee
clubs, and soloists from tho faculty
of the school of music, one at two
thirty o'clock, uud one ut four-thirty
o'clock. 1
While Eugene is ever responsive to
cooperution with tho university and
always keenly interested in its life
and many activities, the music depart
ment has been through many yean,
perhaps, even more closely asso
ciated with the city uud its interest".
Many of the earlier music gruduates
aro Eugene residents, and have al
ways aided aud encouraged the prog
ress of the department. Students and
instructors of the music school aro
always enthusiastically welcomed in
the many program appoarunccs they
make in Eugene each year. The com
pletion of the auditorium of the music
build. ng has been ' of much interest
and the dedication wilt be one of the
outstanding .musical even Is of the
year.
Mr. and Mrs. llalph D. Casey.!
George S. Turnbull, and Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn Hoover have ppent tho week!
iu Seattle, Washington. I
-
The P. E. O. Sisterhood was en
tertained on Monday evening at the I
home of Mrs. W. II, Pollard in'
Springfield, with Mrs. Harriet Crites I
and Mrs. Lyda McGowau as the host-!
esses. A musical program was given J
as a feature of tho evening's enter-!
taiument. On the second Monday ;
in April the organization will meet i
uguiu.
The Monday Dinner club postponed
its meeting for this week, and will:
meet iu two weeks as guests uf Mr.
and Mrs. Eric W. Merrell. '
Mrs. Harmon Anderson presided at
an attractive luncheon this week, in-
viting Amcciu club members to be.
her guests at n luncheon nt the An
chorage Tuesday. Doronicuni made
a pretty centerpiec for the table. Fol
lowing the hfncbeou the afternoon wat
spout with bridgp Mrs. Fred Findt
ner was the invited guest for the nft
ernoou. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Hnpp will be
hosts to N. U. A. club members at
their home Tuesday evening for din
tier and bridge.
Teacup club members will be guests
of Mrs. J. L. Hesse uii the coming
Friday.
h
Mrs. Lamar Toosie, Mrs. Lynn S.
McCready, Mr. and Mrs. Leland
Johnson, and Mrs. Kenneth Abies
were a group of Kugcncnns who spent
u few days in Portland this week,
leaving o,n Wednesday nnd returning
last evening,
ov. ' -
About thirty members of the West
side Division of the Ladies' Aid so
ciety of the Congregational church
met Tuesday afternoon nt the home
of Mrs. J. F. Potter. The afternoon
was spent with sewing followed by
h luncheon. Airs. O. C. Caswell.
Mrs. It. E. Simmons, and Mrs. George
tlarwood were named as a committee
to mnlto preparations for a bazaar
which the aid society is planning to
sponsor during the latter part of
April. On the fourth Tuesday in
April the Westside division will be en
tertained by Mrs. Elizabeth Beytien
and Mrs. Agues Moses at the home of
tho former.
Mrs. It. D. Smnrtt entertained for
a delightful afternoon this week when
on Thursday be was hostess to Keto
club members, inviting ns special
guests for the afternoon the twelve
members of the Santa Clara Needle
Members of Future Four Hundred
Mere are (tlx younasters who some day may ba leaders of New
York's most exclusive society. At upper left is Harry Randolph
buagenbeimer, center from to.i to bottom are: "Bobby" Ely, Don
ald Fa'rquhar, Edward T. H. Talmage, Jr., Pierce Kiser, and lower
right: Laura Louise La Montagne. ' 1
lub. A inusieai program vnR given
consisting of a piano uolo by Lewellyn
Itoss, n violin hoIo by Corola How
es, nreouinanied by Louise Smnrtt.
following the program a musical con
test WHH lieltl.
Shakespeare club members hail
serine on Alonunv after
noon for their regular sessions, and Just
lo continuo their study of the play
"Ilnmlet," uniler tho leadership of
Mrs. Kflwin T. TCn.nn
their incetim-
noon for
to con
Mrs. Kdwiu Ij. Knapp.
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Of interest to many college friends
is the announcement of the mnrringe
of :
II.
took
"own onl aev, '
A'Pfca Ci,iy0. k
v"'y eampu,, vhoue lk,
member of that . . Gre
Is the onh. h. V""- It?'
this ye.v,hi.
""dying nT ,h ?. p
ehool in VorZr'Z" 55
bride, and BusTv ,hl"
i'y brother eVihr"'''
mplets her work S, G,,,
before going to ni
mil make their homt
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Mr... Ceorte Smith .
hostess 0 Wedeesd., W
tert.in.n member,
Bridge club at her LJ? ?1t
asked a. her ,p"f,
afternoon, Mrs r "",u ' tk
sell'- tWo8?
"J". In two weeks sir.'UiS'
P'erce will entertain R 11
tuJnedXtiV""
they tad spe:ttw,wee "
ilC,
entertained at the bolV.TI'J
II. JJouglas, on Tuesd,, w ,h . !l
crcd dish luncheon T
.
T,''i"'':!""1 Hendricks .
Home 5,o,ero club metcbei, .i l
borne. K.a charnelton ,'" J
coming Monday. '
Mrs. Lillian Eldridce, n,l ,
daughter, d j,rs. " 2
'Portland visi,ins ever t,;',,
, " " ul"ner parti (on,
...... ...Hum r.iurmge .ho l,
just returned lo Kugene
.
Mrs. Tt. Jf. Anderson n, im
for an attrnriire luncheon it lb, i,
chornge, having as her sum,
inemhers of Omega Bridge club. it
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